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VOLUME 63, NUMBER 20 Georgia Southern College GE-ANStatesboro, Georgia 30460 Thursday, April 28, 1983, Ground breaking to be Saturday GSC's new stadium site is finally announced By JULIE WILKES Board, along with numerous other GSC's recruiting status. "People will campus, is the best possible one. Said Asst. News Editor dignitaries. realize we're real serious about Wagner, 'The new stadium site is an After nearly two years of Initially, seating capacity for the having a football program here," said improvement over our campus site anticipation, the drama unfolded last stadium will be 20,000. Included will Russell. because it expands the campus, is Thursday as Athletic Director David be parking facilities for some 4,000 The Stadium Committee believes within walking distance of campus "Bucky" Wagner announced the automobiles. The stadium will be that their site selection, approximate- dormitories, and is more suited to our location of GSC's new football built with the potential to be enlarged ly a quarter of a mile from the construction plans." stadium. to 60,000 capacity. The new facility will be located on The cost for the entire project is a 55.7 acre site at the intersection of estimated between three and $4.5 Chandler and Lanier roads. million. The project is scheduled for Originally, the stadium was to be completion by August of 1984 in time located at the intersection of for the '84 football season. Perimeter and Old Register roads. "We are delighted that the means have been raised by the Southern Ground breaking ceremonies will Boosters for the purchase of the be held this Saturday, April 30, at stadium site," said Lick. The 12:30 p.m. Participating in the construction of this stadium will add ceremonies will be GSC President tremendous excitement to GSC Dale Lick, Southern Booster football and the GSC campus. This President Morris Lupton, Head endeavor will add great interest and Football Coach Erk Russell, Wagner, excitement to our entire community." and M.C. Anderson. Owner of a construction company in Savannah, Russell said the stadium is a must Anderson donated $250,000 toward in reviving football at GSC after a 41 the construction of the stadium year absence. "It'll mean everything during halftime of a game this past to our program," said Russell. "We've fall quarter. got to have it if we're going to realize our goal of being a Division I-AA Also expected to be in attendance school by 1984." at the event is the GSC football team The coach also believes that the and coaching staff, the GSC Booster new stadium will be a big boost in McCroan Auditorium I Apply for positions now The Media Committee is presently accepting application for the needs new lighting board positions of editor, managing editor, news editor, and business manager GREG BRETT Enrichment Program, SUB and area of The George- Anne; Editor of the Miscellany, Editor, Associate Editor of News Writer high schools. Those facilities are The Reflector, and station manager, music director and news director of GSC needs a new lighting board post-due for upgrading. | WVGS. for McCroan Auditorium. "It's just The lighting board was purchased Student wishing to be considered for staff positions should submit a worn out," says Director of Theater in the mid 60's from a company then jij: letter listing their qualifications to the chairman of the Media Committee, Dr. Richard Johnson. located in Great Britain. It carried a | Paul Kleinginna at LB 8041 by May 2. A request for $5,000 has been ten year trouble-free expectancy. The chairman will then send copies of the letters to the other members submitted to the Student Activities According" to Johnson, GSC has' •:•: of the committee. Applicants will then present themselves to the Budget Committee in an effort to squeezed 15 years out of the board. :•:• committee Thursday, May 19 at 5 p.m. in MPP 166. raise an estimated $12,000. However, This was made possible by constant The new staff will be elected at this meeting and will begin their duties as of the present, comment or repair. summer quarter or fall quarter. approval has not been given by the committee. Comment is expected in early May and hopefully, approval Johnson extimated past repair will come later in the quarter. costs to fall somewhere between $300 Greek Week winners In addition to that $5,000, a $3,000 and $700, depending on the size and donation has been secured by the amount of the repairs. Parts are not By MARION ELROD The weightlifting competition was National Honorary Dramatic being manufactured anymore, so News Writer won by Kappa Sigma with Alpha Tau Fraternity, Alpha Psi Omega. The repair has become increasingly more Greek Week encouraged a Omega and Sigma Chi placing compilation of these separate sums and more difficult. In fact, it seems competitive spirit between the second and third, respectively. would bring GSC that much closer to that repair possibilities have been fraternities and sororities but In the bike race Sigma Nu won the much-needed lighting board. exhausted. -> because of rain early Saturday first, Sigma Chi won second, and "It's beyond salvaging... we're morning, the Saturday games were Alpha Tau Omega took third place. The need for this new board down to about two-thirds of it's cancelled. The sororities placing in the same should not be confused with capacity," explained Johnson. Says The weather allowed everything event were Alpha Delta Pi, first, "unnecessary GSC expenditure." The instructor and play-director Don to go as scheduled at the beginning of Alpha Gamma Delta, second, and new board would benefit everyone. Gaughf, "The time is limited; it could the week. The activities and winners Chi Omega, third. The auditorium's stage lighting go any time." of each event are as follows: Golf was Winners of the badminton and facilities are not only used by Bids for the new board have not won by Kappa Sigma. Sigma Chi competition were Delta Chi, first and GSC theatrics. Such programs as the been secured, but investigation of took second place and Kappa Alpha Sigma Chi, second. Miss GSC Pageant made use of the brand names, capability and took third. See GREEKS, p. 2 facilities, not to mention the Campus company guarantee is taking place. Page 2, April 28, 1983, The GEORGE-ANNE Newsbriefs Masquers9 last performance Liable for conduct INew tryout proposal
A Canadian College is trying Cheerleaders would be deals with ideals and values to control off campus behavior of selected by judges, not elected l its students. Beginning next fall, by students, under a University "It's not stylistic, not Shakespear- educated and very aware of the world. those registering at Queen's Univer- of Mississippi proposal. A judge ean, not in any way larger than life," The cause of his problems in life stem sity in Kingston, Ontario, will have selection process would be more said theater instructor Don Gaughf from his awareness and education. to sign a code of conduct making fair to minorities, UM officials of the Masquers final performance them liable for any form of say. To be implemented, the new this year, "The Sign in Sidney According to Gaughf, it displays behavior that reflects badly on process must be approved by the Brustein's Window." "the age old struggle between the school. Penalties include Student Senate, and the pragmatism and idealism." It suspension, expulsion or fines of administration. suggests "the fate of the American up to $1,000. Performances will run May 4-7 intellectual," Gaughf says which is beginning nightly at 8:15 in that there is "no place in America for McCroan. Tickets will be on sale at the idealist." the box office for $3.50; however, students with ID may attend for 50 The play, set in the early 1960's in cents. Greenwich Village, includes a variety of characters and is "for mature audiences." The play is "about a man struggling desperately with his own "This play shows the Masquers' values," Gaughf said. Sidney acting ability as much as any play Brustein is an ordinary man who is we've ever done," he said.
GREEKS Fraternity winners of that event Con't. from p. 1 included Sigma Nu, first, Sigma Chi, Raquetball was won by Pi Kappa second, and Pi Kappa Phi, third. The Phi and Kappa Delta with Kappa sorority winners were Kappa Delta, Sigma and Alpha Delta Pi placing first, Chi Omega, second, and Delta I second. Zeta, third. A Pizza eating contest was held Tennis competition was held Wednesday at Sweetheart Circle. Thursday with Pi Kappa Phi and Zeta Tau Alpha placing first. Kappa Sigma and Kappa Delta placed second. A swimming meet was held Thursday evening in Hanner. First place was won by Alpha Tau Omega and Kappa Delta. Second place was captured by Kappa Sigma and Zeta Tau Alpha. Third place winners were Sigma Nu and then a tie between Chi Omega and Delta Zeta. A tug of war competition was held Friday afternoon at Oxford field. Sigma Nu and Chi Omega won first place. Alpha Tau Omega and Delta Zeta came in second. On Friday night the fraternities Kappa Delta sorority participating in the Greek sing as part of Greek and sororities gathered in Hanner Week. Fieldhouse to compete in various and appearance. Winners of the event with the judges. Winners of this award events. Greek sing was the first were Todd Pardon representing Phi were Jeff Jernigan, representing Mu sorority and Wendy Stafford Alpha Tau Omega, and Terri Smiley, competition of the evening. The % fraternities and sororities prepared a representing Sigma Chi fraternity. representing Zeta Tau Alpha. medley of songs to be judged by The last competition that was faculty members. The winners of this announced Friday night was Greek Trophies were awarded to first event were Alpha Tau Omega and man and woman. Each fraternity place winners of each event. Had Chi Omega. selected one outstanding member from everything gone as planned, there Greek God and Goddess were their organization who had would have been a large trophy given announced on Friday night. Each contributed their time and service to to the fraternity and sorority placing fraternity and sorority selected a the Greek system and GSC. first after the games on Saturday. male and female to represent them. Contestants had to write an essay Because of heavy rain the games were The representatives dressed in Greek about what being Greek means to cancelled and the two trophies for style and were judged on creativity them and they also had an interview that day were not awarded. : pBys . 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This proposal has Usry called this a "student One student was recently brought The Faculty Senate had been considered as a possible solution problem" and said that students before the Judicial Board with previously considered closing to preventing food fights. should become involved in its several charges, the last being Landrum early, however, they "SGA has decided to launch a prevention. starting a food fight, and was concluded that such action would suspended. i'liiMiimiiiMiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiu unnecessarily punish innocent Beginning a food fight "is a students. violation of a major regulation of the They decided that they should go college," Nolen said. to students in leadership positions ! Residence Hall Week I The administration and faculty and request their help. 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(Expires May 4, 1983) Pizza JLnn Statesboro 764-7011 301 South Mall unite). ® 681-1411 Just Say, "CHARGE IT" — Visa, Mastercard Page 4, April 28, 1983, The GEORGE-ANNE Guest editorial r We need commitment By DAVID COBIA lack of commitment is so "I want you, I need you, but there widespread, and understanding a ain't no way I'm ever going to love problem is the first step in its DAVID JOHNSON KEVIN LIEVSAY you; now don't be sad 'cause two solution. Editor Managing Editor out of three ain't bad." The lyrics to a song, or a sign of the times? To begin with, it is important to Our society shares with the note that we live in a relative society. CAROL ADAMS DANNY WHELAN songwriter a shameful lack of the America was begun on the basis of a News Editor Business Manager quality that is so obviously missing Judeo-Christian value system, yet in the preceeding lyrics: commitment. evidence of this influence have all but If the 70's were the "me generation," disappeared. As a result, people in the tag for children of the 80's will today's society have no basis for Editorial views expressed in The George-Anne are not necessarily those of the Georgia Southern making judgements, and the College administration or faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of the writer. doubtless be apathy. If you don't ^ ... believe me, just look around you—the judgements that are made rest on evidence abounds. what seems to be best at the moment. How can we be committed to long If the 70's were the "me term goals when their very essence New stadium site is great will change before the goals are generation," the tag for reached? We at The George-Anne would like to thank the GSC administration Secondly, we live in an instant for their outstanding selection of a site for the new stadium. By having the children of the 80's culture. We have instant bankers, the stadium located near the southeast end of the campus, the will doubtless be instamatic cameras, instant coffee, administration has opened up a whole new area for growth of the apathy. fast food, quick marriages and faster college. divorces. How many times have you Hopefully, by the start of the 1984 campaign, the GSC gridsters will In recent years, the divorce rate of stood in front of a microwave at be playing in a beautiful 20,000 seat arena. This new development will our culture has skyrocketed so that Sarah's and complained about how greatly enhance GSC. Many thanks should go to all the loyal fans, now one out of every two marriages is slow it was? Commitment to alumni and supporters who contributed generously to the construction doomed to failure, because couples something takes time, and students of our upcoming stadium. don't want to be committed. today are not willing to wait. Also, many thanks go to Erk Russell who began the impossible Americans who so highly regard Last and perhaps most important- dream with his arrival in Statesboro over two years ago. His hard work their freedom and scream as soon as ly, most of us aren't willing to pay the one of their rights are violated are so price to conquer apathy. Sacrifice is a and persistance has led to unbounded success already in revitalizing a committed to their system of key ingredient of commitment, or as sport that had been absent from GSC for some 41 years. The stadium government that barely 50 percent of athletes put it, "no pain, no gain." project is just one more example Russell's intention to make GSC a them turn out on election day. Staying up that extra hour to study power to be reckoned with. Churches today are filled to the brim, for a test may not seem that This could be a big step to our school gaining some national yet how many members are really important now, but when something recognition in NCAA sports. With a superb coaching staff, in all committed to their cause? really important comes along the sports, maybe someday we will ge that respect our institution deserves. However, we can't simply shove discipline you've developed can be the blame off on the "establishment," invaluable. for we as students are also perpetuating the trend. Consider the Potholes are a menace lifestyle of many GSC students: College students are one Students who drive on the GSC campus are beginning to find it hard Scheduling a week around the best to dodge all of the potholes in the middle of the road. parties coming up, pretending that of the most influential One especially bad area is at the intersection of Georgia Avenue and sex involves nothing more that a groups of people in any Chandler Road. Every time it rains, three new potholes appear to mutual willingness for pleasure, menace drivers. Although some sort of repair job is done, it is always doing just enough to get by in classes, society. just enough to hold until the next rain. cheating on tests—the list goes on Whether it is the school's or the city's responsibility is not important. and on. College students are one of the There are other potholes that are clearly the school's responsibility. The That is not to say that there are no most influential groups of people in point is that Statesboro drivers don't appreciate dodging holes. conscientious students out there; any society. As a force for change, Maybe we should all get bumper cars, dodge holes and have a great there are in fact many. Not is it to we have the potential to be very imply that I am not guilty—I've cut important. But with that privilege old time. At Six Flags, it's called Dodge City—very appropriate! classes, written thirty minute comes responsibility. Our generation papers, and stayed out late should be known for the positive with the best of them. I have changes we bring about, not for our Small favors; big smiles observed, however, a few things that apathy. However, that kind of a reputation will take commitment. Many students who parked on campus last week found that their may help us understand why this windshields had been cleaned. One day last week, the Baptist Student Union washed the windshields of cars in different parking lots and left notes saying "BSU r v washed your windshield because we appreciate you. Have a nice day!" Acts of kindness are sometimes hard to find on the GSC campus. Students are so busy that it's often hard to find time for other people. It is little things like this that make us forget about a bad grade, a fight with a roommate, or a rubber check. Remember, small favors make big smiles! r DAVE PERRAULT Features Editor DEE MARET Sports Editor JULIE WILKES Assistant News Editor KAREN BRANYAN and ANDREA HUNNICUTT .... Copy Editors HARRIETTE HAWKINS Photographer DANIEL POOLE Advertising Production Manager ANNE RENNE WEAVER Cartoonist ANDREA HUNNICUTT Typist DANA ARNOLD Production Assistant JEFF ALMOND and LINDA HELMLY Distribution FRED RICHTER, Faculty Adviser The G«orge-Anne Is th» official newspaper of Georgia Southern College and is owned and operated by GSC. The office Is located In room 110, Williams Center. Thetelephonenumberaare681-5246and681-5418andthemailing address Is GSC, LB. 8001, Statesboro, Ga. 30460-8001. -The GEORGE-ANNE, April 28, 1983, Page 5 IGE-ANNE LETTE thousand students in only 10 hours, it tuck us into a tiny space marked capable of improving their recent Check-cashing becomes impossible to check out "Miscellaneous?" journalistic endeavors. I believe every fine on a personalized format. It something should be done. is therefore the responsibility of the I am sure The George-Anne is Matt Barnes not so difficult student in question to clear his fines. DEAR EDITOR: Mr. Morris obviously does not realize Julie Wilhes As an employee of the Accounting the stress and strain placed on the Department of GSC, I must clear up green fee workers as they attempt to some misconceptions regarding our clear this many students. I am not Athletics or academics check cashing policy and our green saying we are perfect and that we Although the Reagan administra- layers of clothing makes one so stiff fee procedures at registration. I am don't make mistakes, but I do ask the tion recently announced that the that he cannot move to take notes. not acting as an official spokesman readers to place themselves in our United States is slowly recovering I realize that the GSC Eagles are a for this department but as an shoes. We try to be as helpful and from a recession, money is still new team, and that it will take time to employee, I feel we are being understanding as possible and if scarce. With times being as slow as become a winner. But I don't think I portrayed in an unfair manner. The many students remember, we have they are, it's hard to launch any new should have to pay so much now for letter from Brian Larson and the been considerate in the payment of project, especially a college football something I will not be here to enjoy "humor" piece by Jim Morris are fees or fines when the individual was team. later. based purely on emotional factors short of funds. Students at GSC must pay a $70- I don't hate football; I actually and as such, are not supported by I conclude by saying that the staff per-quarter health, athletic and enjoy it. But I do not agree that we logical reasoning. and workers in GSC's accounting activity fee. Few students require $70 should have to pay $70 a quarter for a In regard to Brian Larson's letter department are the best ever. We worth of medical or health care each football team that I have neither the on check cashing policies at this are not the cruel taskmasters Mr. quarter, and all students don't time nor the desire to watch. I do not institution, it is my understanding Morris and Mr. Larson portray. We participate in $70 worth of extra mind paying higher fees, if I am able that he attempted to cash a personal are merely people trying to do a job activities each quarter. So, most of to benefit from them. check after the prescribed cut-off which will benefit the students and the money must be going to the new Many people work on weekends, date. If Mr. Larson had asked, he the college with the best possible GSC Eagle football team, although and are unable to attend the games. would clearly understand our purpose results. other varsity teams may receive some For these people, that $70 could buy in having a cut-off date for cashing Jerry E. Jones of the funds. an awful lot of groceries or gas. personal checks. Not only is it a I feel that $70 is entirely too much. There are more that $6,800 policy of the Board of Regents but the I don't know exactly how much of this students at GSC, each one paying a policy is necessitated by the high We can't please fee goes to the football team, but I $70 health, activity and athletic fee percentage of "bad" checks returned don't participate in any of the sports per quarter. This means that students to the college. The cut-off date gives and I don't attend any of the football are paying approximately $490,000 a the check sufficient time to clear the everybody games. Money could be required for quarter, mostly for the privilege of bank and if returned because of DEAR EDITOR: better causes at our school, such as watching about 10 football games a "insufficient funds," this department I am an At-Large Student Senator improving dormitories, buying new year. These same students are living can notify the student before the end and also a fraternity brother of books for our library and getting in dumpy dorms and attending of the quarter. This policy is designed Richard Lane's. I believe the way in proper heating and cooling in our freezing classrooms with poor to give the student and the college the which The George-Anne handled the classrooms. lighting. most equitable treatment possible. SGA elections and SGA election's in This is just one example of money- Without such a policy, the student general was very shabby. Few books, if any, were bought for waste evident here, and the fee is with a returned check at the end of the In your April 14th issue, you did the GSC library this year because scheduled to go up next year. I think quarter could find himself without a not even bother to interview Richard authorities said we couldn't afford the GSC big-wigs need to rethink the timecard and with a hold placed on when you explained the happenings them. Yet, we can afford to start a priorities of what our money is spent his records at the start of the of the first election. Richard still won new football team. following quarter. without The George-Anne's help, and And the classrooms this past As we know, the green fee section I realize that J. Snypp was your winter were especially bad. In the of registration can be less than endorsed candidate, but Richard was privacy of one's own home or dorm enjoyable. After a harrowing time in made out to look like a liar and cheat room, one can bundle up and make the gym, it is always frustrating to and did not get a chance to defend use of a portable heater to keep warm. have to stand in line for what seems himself in print. But students can hardly carry like hours to pay a fine which may be April 21 is the last day in which portable heaters to their classes. unfounded. I have been on both sides At-Large Student Senator applica- When students sit in class and shiver, of the fence because I work behind the tions would be received. I just it is very hard for them to concentrate New Customers Only! green fee desk at registration. Mr. happened to notice this when reading on a lecture. You shake so hard you I Call for an appointment today. the want ads of your newspaper. The can't even read the board. This is I Best Little Hairhouse in Stetesboro. Morris' "humor" is basically a I Coupon Good for Spring Quarter reflection of his own ignorance of the Student Senate means a great deal to especially true on Monday mornings | 764-9723 whole green fee process. When a me and also to many other people, but after the heat has been off over the department has to handle almost two how can people know about us if you weekend. And wearing layers upon aiiniimiiHmjiiiiiiiiiiiiimiimiiim iniiiiiiiiiii i iiiiiini iimiimmHii'imrmiiMiiimimiiliHiHtmiiimmi r * <3)ay JfTW.S WATCHMAKER ENGRAVER STONFSETTER SOUTH MAIN STREET STATESBORO. GEORGIA TlllllllllllllHII.IIIIIII1 wimimiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiimiiii.mi immm mwi minium ill nniiiiiiiniiiimiimimiiimminmiiiiiinm jimirr Page 6, April 28, 1983, The GEORGE-ANNE HERE'S HOW ITWORKS! PICK UP BLANK CASH SAVING CERTIFICATE AT CHECK OUT FILL THE CERTIFICATE WITH 300 TOP VALUE STAMPS (6 50 s or 3010 SI WATCH FOR OUR WEEKLY CASH SAVING SPECIALS PRESENT FULL CASH SAVING CERTIFICATE TO CASHIER TO PURCHASE CASH SAVING SPECIAL REGULAR STAMP SAVER BOOKS CAN BE USED FOR CASH SAVING SPECIALS ALSO 1/5 BOOK (300 TOP VALUE STAMPS 30 TOP VALUE 10 STAMPS. 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MORTON HARVEST ERESH SWEET $ WIN UP TO $1,000°° POTATOES ... 15' FAMILY MEALS...fS 1" NEW CROP YEllOW SUPERBRAND ODDS AS OF APRIL 2«. 1M3 $r SOUR CREAM tS 89' ONIONS SUPERBRAND (QUARTERS) HARVEST FRESH (VENT.VUE) M 00 ™ POTATOES ... *1 MARGARINE ... 3 --' M *z-~ ' C ; .IT. J - \ -* jgjgg---p^", ;;;- I-;;'; i 2i BUY A 10" MIRR0 SILVER STONE SAUTE PAN GET 1 LB. HICKORY SWEET BACON FREE! The GEORGE-ANNE, April 28, 1983, Page 7 Student Union Board presents Paul Davis IN CONCERT May 5 8:00 P.M Hanner Fieldhouse Georgia Southern Student Tickets on Sale April 28 - May 4 Landrum Center 11:30 -1:30 & 4:30 - 6:30 ¥ $4.00 with I.D. General Public Tickets on Sale April 28 - May 4 $6.00 Rob's Bru-Thrii The Hen House «! (Statesboro Mall) Hl-Fl SOlindS (Both Locations) Tickets available at door. Also Appearing led! X« m$$m Pace 8, April 28, 1983, The GEORGE-ANNE % The long arm of the law By LESLIE B. MANN have trouble tracking down these Features Writer students. However, seven students \^*Q& If you have had your car towed by during winter quarter have been Campus Security in the past few surprised to walk to their cars after months and are wondering how long class and find them either already it will be before they once again towed away or in the process of being ignore your makeshift parking towed. places, you can quit waiting. Most of the cars towed were Kirbylene Stephens, president's the past 28 years. Campus Security will continue to unregistered and had been issued secretary, has been on the job for rigidly enforce the parking repeated tickets for this violation. regulations in the Traffic-Parking Also impounded are those cars with Regulations booklet. various other ticketed violations that Every student who registered his have been ignored by students. Meet Kirbylene Stephens car received a complete booklet of all Once a car has been impounded, in the rules and regulations he needed to order for it to be released, the student know to park safely, courteously and must pay the balance of the By DOUGLAS RUMLEY person who can deal with the problem free of tickets on the GSC campus. accumulated tickets, the car must be Features Writer at hand. Despite this, she said, "At no Any student who ignores these registered if it is not already, and the "I've done a little of everything," time do I take it upon myself to tell regulations, and who ignores the tow charge must be paid. The said Kirbylene Stephens, the anyone the president can't see him." parking tickets he receives as a result, student's registration card and president's secretary. "At first, I was Stephens said that she has never can expect to "ignore" a $25 towing transcript are held until all tickets are in charge of student workers, encountered any major problems charge and a bill for all of his paid. housing, out-going and inter-campus doing her job. She believes the reason forgotten tickets. For those students who argue that faculty mail, registration, financial is because the men she has worked for If any student decides to try to it was necesary to park illegally in aid and tickets at the basketball are so "top-notch." beat the system by not registering his order to be on time to class, Campus games." car but still parks on campus, he too Security can only advise that the In the past 28 years GSC has had "I like everything about my job can plan on that $25 tow charge students use available parking places five presidents, and Stephens has from eight in the morning to 10 or because Campus Security will enforce and avoid congested areas. No been secretary to all of them. When eleven o'clock at night," Stephens and maintain the traffic regulations allowances will be made for such she started the job, the college had said. Although it can be frustrating, and safety of this campus. excuses. 742 students and 42 on the faculty. the thing she enjoys most about her Many students wonder how The grass area near Landrum Now there are a multitude of people job is working on the president's Campus Security could ever catch his Center has been utilized much of late that do what Stephens used to do. schedule. dodging the vehicle registration by students and it is not a designated Today, with the help of five One of here specific duties is to requirement, and often Security does parking area. No one has been students and another full-time make travel arrangements for the authorized to park on the grass the secretary, she assists the president in president. To do this, she has to make v^w.».w.V'»: '•X*X*>X*X* there will be strict enforcement of the any capacity. Her office is involved in a lot of phone calls. She has made rule. secretarial functions but also works several friends on the telephone Security suggests the parking lot in other areas. These include although she has never met most of At at Hanner Fieldhouse for students in interpreting organizational policy, them in person. I a hurry who do not wish to receive processing confidential matters and Minkovitz tickets for illegal parking when they general public relations. To Stephens, her career is her life. can't find legal parking places. "We are sometimes the only She began working at the college as a Men's For students in a hurry who don't contact people have with the college," student assistant in the controller's 1 mind an occasional ticket, Security Stephens said, so it is important to office. After graduation, she taught suggests prompt payment of the make everyone feel welcome." People school in Screven County for three tickets unless you don't mind often want to see the president, but months. She had signed a contract to haying your car towed. she has to send them to some other teach in Folkston when Dr, Zach Henderson, president of the college, called to offer her the job as his secretary. "I took the job without even JORDACHE asking how much it paid," she said. Stephens has seen a lot of students NOW LEASING come and go. She has been here And during conservative times as well as WITH REDUCED RATES times of unrest. After dealing with students for so many years, she has become one of their greatest Summer Quarter advocates. She believes Southern All tenants have pool privileges students are special and always have Jeans been, but she really likes the changes she has seen in the past couple of years. 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C&S*^ * * * / 202 North Main Street You'll love our Fashions . * Statesboro, Ga. ill You'll adore our prices .. * 764-6197 * ************************************** Page 10, April 28,1983, The GEORGE-ANNE- Regents Test GARFIELD® by Jim Davis By ANNE DeCRESCENZO Features Writer GSC students who took the Regents' Test for the first time winter quarter 1983 averaged 83-percent passing on the reading section and 55-percent on the essay section. The overall passing averages, which include students who retook either one or both sections, are 70- percent for the reading section and 47-percent for the essay. Thirty-two-percent of students who took both English 151 and English 152 at GSC failed the test, « while 68-percent of students who took 'Studio Three" on the air in Statesboro either one or both of the English By TOMMY D. WILSON courses at another college failed. that airs on WMCD-FM 100 every Wesley Foundation takes a Christian approach in dealing with these Out of 189 fall quarter failures, Features Writer Sunday at 5:30 p.m. The idea started in a walk-in problems and Williams says, "It only 18-percent had passed both According to Williams, "Studio closet. It grew into a show that is makes handling them a lot easier." English 151 and English 152 at GSC. Three' is targeted for the 14 to 30 year- aired weekly on a major Statesboro "Many people view God as this Completed tests are sent to old age group and has something to radio station. Garr Williams, the ominous being ready to strike them Atlanta, shuffled, and redistributed say. driving force behind the operation, down if they do anything wrong. I to grading centers in the state. GSC is "The show focuses on typical says the show could go nationwide. think "Studio Three" helps them a grading center, and its coordinator situations and problems that the understand that that isn't the way it is Barbara Bitter. Bitter is also on the The student run radio program is young people have today, such as is at all and that dealing with your state committee which meets every called "Studio Three." GSC students friends, school and boyfriend- situation using God's word isn't as quarter to review the tests. Garr Williams, Kendra Kasha and girlfriend problems," said Williams. "Studio Three," sponsored by the hard as you think," said Williams. Three separate readers judge the Nelson Wilkinson produce the show But "Studio Three" isn't all talk. essays for sentence structure, The program plays current chart organization, and grammar. The records by such artists, as the Alan papers are identified only by Social Parson Project and Kenny Loggins, Security numbers, and each reader and features a different "rock 'n roll" doesn't know what score the other contemporary Christian artist every two readers gave the essay. Two out of three readers must pass an essay week. The polished and professional for the student to meet requirements. sound of "Studio Three" is not just by Volunteers are welcome to sign up chance. Williams was a disc-jockey at for the short courses specifically Savannah's FM 95 for four years designed to assist students in while Wilkinson utilized his talent at meeting the reading and writing Savannah's WAEV 97. requirements for the Regents' Test. Williams says he is striving for the They are Writing Practice for the show to be syndicated (like the more Regents' Exam and Reading Practice popular "Power Line" radio program) for the Regents' Exam. and to reach such areas as Atlanta, Also offered are English 099 and Athens, Columbus and Macon. Reading 090. These are remedial "Studio Three" has come a long courses designed to help students way since being called "Higher strengthen their deficiencies in Power" and taping its shows in a writing and reading, and students are i downstairs walk-in closet at the not permitted to take the Regents' Kendra Kashka, Nelson Wilkerson, Gall Williams, producers of Wesley Foundation. And with the Test during the quarter they are "Studio Three." one-to-one approach it uses and the enrolled in these courses. enthusiasm its three producers put into the show, it could possibly be much more than just another radio FRANKLINS show out of Statesboro. ANNOUNCES MIGHTS FIGHTING A TENDER, JUICY THICK HIGH BLOOD SLAB (% lb.) OF PRIME RIB AUJUS PRESSURE IS GOOD Includes all you can eat Salad Bar, BUSINESS Choice of Potato, & French Bread. Every Friday & Saturday Might American Heart Association oWE'RE FIGHTING FOR YOUR LIFE ^^^.^gfcsypfe 764-2316 The GfEORGE-ANNE, April 28, 1983, Page 11 —— giiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitmiiiiiiiiiiiiiNE SERVICES Fundraiser SERVICE: Get your cakes decorated; personalized characters, any type. Will make or The Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity I bring you own. Call Mary Beth, 681-3104. (5-5) : is currently sponsoring a fund- § : raiser for their national charity, = SERVICES: Experienced painter, references, CLASSIFIEDS free estimates. Call 681-2260. (5-5) i Play Units for the Severely | I Handicapped, better known as I | P.U.S.H. English Council Seven sororities are helping to I [ make this year's "PUSH for | The GSC Council of Teachers of : Roses" a success. Chi Omega, 1 English recently became a recognized FOR SALE [ Kappa Delta, Zeta Tau Alpha, | FOR RENT student organization. Its purpose is to | Delta Zeta, Alpha Delta Pi, 1 improve the teaching of English. j Alpha Gamma Delta and Phi Mu | FOR SALE: Compound boat. Good condition. FOR RENT: Summer Apartment, 2 bedroom, Membership is open to any living room, air conditioned, 203 E. Main St. Call [ are soliciting your contributions | Call Jerry 681-3962. (4-28) undergraduate or graduate student Jim Claxton at 764-4887. (4-28) : through May 6. who is interested in the teaching of Pi Kappa Phi has raised over | FOR SALE: '72 Dodge Demon $500, runs well. FOR RENT: Apartment, 3 miles from campus, English or Language Arts. Call 681-1127. Ask for Glenn or Tiffany. (4-28) 2 bedrooms, furnished, $225 month. Call 764- I $5000 in the last three years for | Prospective members should 9647, or write S. Jones LB 10834. (5-5) I P.U.S.H. Erk Russell is honorary 1 FOR SALE: Set of living room furniture. contact Dr. Bobbie ElLaissi, adviser [ chairman for this year's project. | Includes couch, 2 chairs, 2 end tables and coffee FOR RENT: Now taking applications for to the organization. Her office is in table. For more information, call 489-1152 after summer quarter, 1983. One and two bedroom [ Your contributions will be | Room 207 of the Education Building. 5:30. (5-5) apartments, Knight Village Apartments on I greatly appreciated. Knight Drive adjacent to campus. Call Kathy She may be telephoned at 681-5247. SiliiiimiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiniHnriS FOR SALE: Tennis racquets, % -*i}*:n, 1 Hegg, resident manager 681-1618 or 681-1927 or Bancroft. Good condition. Strung with cover, drop by rental office and see Kathy. (6-2) $20 each. For more information, contact R. Heam LB 8214. (5-5) WANTED FOR SALE: SFC D-35 black and white enlarger. New, unused, $60. Greg Brett, LB Intramural Standings 11642. (5-5) WANTED: Female roommate to share 3 bedroom, 2 bath house. Very reasonable. Call Bengal Division Place Won Lost Seminole Division Place Won Lost FOR SALE: Guitar; Oration-Acoustic/Electric 489-1905 after 7 p.m. (4-28) Kappa Delta 1st. . 0 Mary Bishop Realty 1st. . 3 Guitar-Artist model with case, $325. Contact Alpha Delta Pi ...... 2nd . . 0 SO. Stars/Cyclery 2nd. . 2 Karen at 681-5242. (5-5) WANTED: Tutor/Counselors for the Upward Phi Mu 3rd . . 1 Deloreans 3rd. Bound Summer Program. Must be committed to Delta Zeta 4th . . . 0 Ducks '. ... 3rd. Chi Omega 5th . . . 2 FOR SALE: 1980 Toyota Corolla. Looks and long hours and hard work but you'll have fun Seagrams Serpents 5th . runs great. $3500. Call 654-3577. (5-5) and gain valuable experience in the process. Zeta Tau Alpha 6th . . . 1 Lucky Strikes 5th . Program runs June 15 through July 30. If Alpah Gamma Delta .... 7th . . . 3 Wildcats 5th. interested, apply at the Upward Bound office, Time Saver Brewzers .... 5th . FOR SALE: Blaupunkt AM-FM Radio-Car second floor of Rosenwald Building. Deadline Commodore Division Place Won Lost Stars 5th. Stereo Cassette, Auto Reverse, CR-4000. Call for accepting applications is May 6. Kappa Sigma 1st. 489-8497. (5-5) Sigma Chi 1st. Buckeye Division Place Alpha Tau Omega 3rd . RJPope 1st. . 3 FOR SALE: One men's 14 K wedding band with WANTED: Waiters and waitresses. Apply at Pizza Inn between 7 and 5 p.m. Sigma Phi Epsilon 4th . Beginnings & Co 2nd . . 3 three diamond chips. Appraised at $350. Selling Sigma Nu 5th . Coca-Cola 3rd. . 2 for $200. Call 681-2468 before 9 p.m. (5-12) Pi Kappa Phi 6th . Take Ten 4th. . 2 HELP WANTED: Earn $500 or more each Sigma Pi 7th . Swat/Sand. Shop 4th .. 2 FOR SALE: 1971 Buick Skylark Convertable school year. Flexible hours. Monthly payment Phi Delta Theta 7th . Nads 4th.. 2 $2800. 1978 Silverado Truck Shortbed, $5,000. for placing posters on campus. Bonus based on Kappa Alpha 7th . MB II 7th. . 1 Call Paul Smith at 681-3620. (5-12) results. Prizes awarded as well. Call (800) 526- Delta Tau Delta 10th . Big Daddy's 7th .. 1 0883. Delta Chi 11th. Philistines . . . 9th. . 0 FOR SALE: 1979 MG Midget, excellent condition, 24,000 miles, $3,800. Call 488-2217. Student with experience Rebel Division Place Won Lost Volunteer Division Place Won Lost HELP WANTED: The Flame 1st. (5-12) with children, to care for 7 month baby during GSCROTC 1st. . 3 Summer quarter, 3 hours in morning. Must have Sarahs Chuggers 1st. GCAGold 1st. . 4 FOR SALE: Motorcyle; Kawasaki 400, 1981. transportation. Call 764-9341 after 12. (5-5) FCA 3rd. Oxford Bandits 3rd. . 3 5000 miles. $875. Call 681-3953 ask for Mike Bald Eagle 4th . BAld Eagle 4th .. 3 Head. (5-12) Stars 4th. Bud Studs 5th .. 2 Pi/Delt Iil Sisters 6th . BSU 7th . Wesley 6th .. 2 MISC. Flyers 7th. Puttin-A-Round 6th.. 0 LOST & FOUND Brannen Braves 8th . . 2 Cardinal Division Place Won Lost Derelicts 9th .. 0 MISC: SGA at large Senator applications Skate Inn 1st. War Eagle Division Place Won Lost LOST: Brown Suede jacket, lost in Williams available at SGA office. Johnsons Bev 2nd . His & Her Stylistics 1st. 4 . Center. Call Martin at 489-1999. (4-28) (4-28) Dominos 3rd. Veazey 1st. 4 . Smugglers 4th. Snakes 3rd. 3 . MISC: Would you like to have fresh-squeezed Wash World 5th . FCA Blue 4th . 2 . LOST: Small green Bee Bee Parrot in Lanier Beginnings 5th. Trailer Park. If found, call 681-2870. (4-28) juices with lunch? Contact Andy Hardin, LB Heritage Bank 4th . 2 . 11411. (5-5) Pi Sigma Epsilon 7th . Book Nook 4th . 2 . Delta Sigma Pi 8th . Tau Dogs 7th . 1 . LOST: A gold add-a-bead necklace in Education The Richards 7th . 1 . building. Call 489-8144. (4-28) MISC: Art league meets Thursdays at 4 p.m., Cavalier Division Place Won Lost 3rd floor lobby in Foy Fine Arts Building. Any The Richards 7th . 1 . Miracles 1st. B-52"s 10th. 0 . interested students are encouraged to Baskin Robbins 2nd . LOST: Brown trifold wallet; contains I.D. and attend. (5-5) His & Her II 3rd . Gator Division Place Won Lost drivers license for Steve Hyslip. Lost between Old Men Johnson 1st. . 4 . 0 Hanner and MPP Building. If found dial 681- MISC: Summer jobs; excellent work experience, Old Men 3rd. A-Team 2nd. . 3 . 1 3482 after 6 p.m., or turn in to G-A office. a chance to travel and excellent pay. If Ha-Co Reactors 5th . TPC/Oilers 3rd. . 2 . 1 (4-28) interested mail your name, address and phone Bombers 5th. Hendricks 4th .. 2 . 2 number to: Summer Work, LB 9941, GSC. (5-5) Heaves 7th. Winburn 5th .. 1 . 2 LOST: Keychain between Landrum and Bad News Bears 8th . Olliff Raiders 6th .. 0 . 3 Sarah's; contains four keys. Metal fob with RBM of Atlanta 9th . Warwick 6th .. 0 . 3 ducks on it. Reward offered. Call 489-1954. MISC: If you would like a summer job where you (4-28) can make $310 a week and gain valuable experience for your resume, call 764-2094 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday thru Friday. LOST: Dorm key lost between MPP and (5-5) Brannen Hall or between computer room and MPP. Call Paul at 681-4798. (5-12) The MISC: Reward for information on or the return of a beige tote bag and it's contents. Last seen in Cleanest LOST: Ring at Rose's; Large reward for return. men's locker room by the pool in Hanner. Call Call 852-5391 after 6 p.m. (5-19) 681-4206. (5-12) Place WrA^bRLD In Town! < WIN 50 FREE WASHES ■t*t. DRAWING 5-1-83 }IENR^}M1JB m Attended - Drop Off Laundry Come by for a versatile Dry Cleaning - Alterations spring look! \ See us for all of your hair care needs College Plaza Shopping Center (We also carry Redken products) 1 FREE Wash or 2 Pounds OFF On Drop Off With This Ato Appointment Necettary-A Shorter Walt Before 3 P.M. Ad (10 lb. Min.) 8:30-5:30 Monday - Friday Across from Dingus Magees Limit 1 Per Customer Expires 5-1-83 x fc J Page 12, April 28, 1983, The GEORGE-ANNE FREE MEAL • FREE MEAL • FREE MEAL • FREE MEAL 30 < m LU m LU LU m CC > FREE MEAL -n 30 SARAH'S PLACE < m LU m DECKSHOPPE LU LU m DC > PINES CLUBHOUSE LL With purchase of any article of clothing > -n < 3D from the GSC Bookstore or Sarah's Place LU m m Thursday April 28, Friday April 29 9 AM-4PM LU LU m GC > U. Sale includes sweatshirts, sweatpants, < 3D shirts, shorts, jackets, and jeans m LU m LU FREE MEAL— 2 sandwiches, chip, LU m CC > and drink or equivalent U. ■n < 3D No Refunds m LU m LU LU m CC > UL < 3D m LU m LU LU m CC > U. • FREE MEAL • FREE MEAL • FREE MEAL • FREE MEAL The GEORGE-ANNE, April 28, 1983, Page 13 T V Grill and : L. Picnic Tables £ Opening April 30 -i available! **= \~- - weekends til school's out 2 certified lifeguards Hwy. 46 at 1-16 Page 14, April 28, 1983, The GEORGE-ANNE Spring Intramurals On Friday and Saturday May 13th-14th CR/I will host a Tennis Tournament The entry deadline is Wednesday, May 11. Contact Cindy Horton, Intramurals 681-5261 for more information. Also on Saturday May 14th CR/I will hold it's first Triathlon (swim, bike, run). Minimum number of participants—16, maximum number of participants—48. Must provide helmet for bike race portion. Entry deadline—Thursday, May 5th. For the bikers (cyclists) there will be a "Devil Take The Hindmost" bike race around sweetheart circle on Wednesday, May 18th. Helmets are required.Entry deadline is Monday, May 15th. And for those Music and Theatrical types there will be—the first annual Air Guitar Contest held on Tuesday, May 24th. Students will perform their favorite music on stage in the B-BALL limelight Entry deadline is Tuesday, May 17th. On April 19, the Ft Stewart volleyball team defeated the GSC intramural champions, The fourth. The Seminoles added two Dave Pregon hit a home run in the Pros, by sweeping three straight games in a best of five match. more runs that inning and one more second and Jeff Petzoldt homered in the third to put the Eagles up 2-0. The Pros were not totally eclipsed by the more experienced Ft Stewart team who had an in the sixth. undeated regular season. The scores of the games were 15-11, 15-11, 15-10. The Eagles went to Savannah The Gamecocks cut the lead to one Friday and lost to the Armstrong as John Sullivan doubled in Jim St. The volleyball match was part three of a "fantastic four" series of competition between Ft. Stewart and GSC. Earlier the men's and women's bowling was taken by Ft. Stewart while State Pirates 4-1. Laurent in the fourth. men's basketball was won by GSC's intramural champ, Book Nook. Ladies basketball was won A sacrifice fly by Abner scored by Ft. Stewart. The remaining sport to be played is Softball which will be played at the GSC another run in the fifth before the Sports Complex, May 31. However, the Eagles won 3-1 game was called. Results from GSC Campus Recreation/Intramurals Spring Racquetball Classic held this against South Carolina Gamecocks past weekend: in Columbia Sunday. Senior Scott Schaefer picked up the win by getting a double play with MEN'S "A" SINGLES MEN'S "B" SINGLES First Jerry Brody First Mark Kelly A scheduled two-game series was a potentially winning run at the Second Woody Sitterson Second Susannah Campbell changed as the Saturday night game plate. was rained out forcing a double- "We're starting to get into the groove," said Schaefer after the MENS "A" DOUBLES MIXED DOUBLES header to be played Sunday. The first :£ Bobbie Sparks / Woodie Sitterson George Franklin / Susannah Campbell game was called after five innings game, "we're really looking forward #: Bruck McLean / David Stone Woody Sitterson / Terri Bissenger and the second was cancelled due to to the (TAAC) tournament this year," rain. he said. GSC Cagers look to repeat with new talent t By ADRIAN B. CURTIS According to Backus, the recruits player in that school's (Chowan J.C.) J.C, one of the top 10 teams in the Sports Writer are "a good step in improving the history," said Backus. He was country, and came to GSC over GSC's head basketball coach program." "We competed against heavily recruited by Virginia Northern Arizona. Frank Kerns announced seven some top notch schools and won. I'm Commonwealth, Old Dominion, Finally, local standout Greg signees for the 1983-84 roster. The new thrilled with that," Backus said. Richmond, South Florida and Wake Stafford was inked. "He is signees are James Anderson, a 6-5, Anderson, from Santa Fe Junior Forest. undoubtedly the best high school 210 guard from Greenville, S.C., College, was voted Florida College Roundtree, played for Amarillo player in the area," Backus said. Quinzel Chestnut, a 6-6, 190 pound player of the year, and led his league forward from Philadelphia, Steve in scoring. GSjC beat out the Jesup, a 6-8,225 pound post player out University of Florida, and South of Charlotte, N.C., Ron Jefferson, a 6- Florida to get Anderson. 0, 165 pound guard from Jackson- Chestnut, out of Glouchester ville, Florida, Tracy Miles, a 6-8 Junior College, played on one of the forward from Kinley, N.C., Bill top 15 JUCO teams in the country. Roundtree, a 6-9, 215 pound post The Eagles won over Georgia State : player from Denver and Greg KjJ ':^g^R and E. Kentucky for the forward. Stafford, the only freshman Jessup attended Lees-McCrae, recruited, a 6-5, 200 pounder from : Claxton. and GSC competed with Mercer, *jjfjjP§ Virginia Tech, W. Kentucky and E. "Thus far we've had an Tennessee State for the 6-8 big man. outstanding recruting year," Kerns Jefferson is the badly-needed HP^ said. Mike Backus headed up our point guard the Eagles need. From recruiting and did a super job. Once Florida J.C., the Jacksonville native hmm. :« w^ ^^\ J%[ i' the players we signed have the decided on GSC over hometown opportunity to play together, we could Jacksonville and South Florida. be a good team by mid-season." Miles was the "most sought after & isHI Junior Colege transfer, Bill Roundtree inks pact with GSC. The 6'9" center should help replace the departing Reggie Fears and David Parker Rentals Wright. Aquarium Fish, & Pet SPECIAL SUMMER QUARTER RATES Supplies Goldfish 2/79* $490 '/: FOR SUMMER QUARTER 2 bedroom furnished apartments CALL MARSHA AT 764-2717, 764-6277 EXOTICLocated inside Thompson FISH Pool 29 N. Zetterower Ave. 764-3442 The GEORGE-ANNE, April 28,1983, Page 15 Lady Netters Intramurals planning a busy week By DEE MARET and regular season rules will be in nights, and a gas stipend for the trip. split during Sports Editor effect. The first-place men's and Campus Recreation/Intramurals women's teams receive pre-paid entry For more information contact the recent action has plans for two'big events during to the state's Marietta Tournament, tourney director, Mike Miller, at 681- three hotel rooms per team for two 5261. f By KARO WILSON the upcoming week. The Dale Lick Sports Writer Run is scheduled for May 4, and an The women's tennis team fell Intramural Qualifier Softball Southern Sportsweek '83 to the College of Charleston, 1-8 Tournament will be held this ENDING THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1983 on April 10. Even though Coach weekend at the Sports Complex and George Shriver said his team the Statesboro Recreation Depart- April 28 Baseball game ARMSTRONG STATE 7 p.m. all day played poorly, they lost to a well ment. April 29 Golf, TAAC tourney, Shreveport, LA The Dale Lick Run will begin in Baseball game MERCER 7 p.m. established team. College of April 30 Tennis (women) FURMAN 2 p.m. Charleston is the number one front of Landrum at 5:30 p.m. The Golf, TAAC tourney, Shreveport, LA all day NAIA team in the country and first runners will only run the one May 1 Tennis (men) TAAC tourney, Shreveport, LA all day mile fun run, but immediately after Golf, TAAC tourney, Shreveport, LA all day they have soundly beaten the May 2 Tennis (men) TAAC tourney, Shreveport, LA all day number two team, Gilford. the finish of that race the 3.1 mile Baseball, TAAC tourney, Shreveport, LA all day The women overcame the (5000 meter) run will commence. May3 Baseball, TAAC tourney, Shreveport, LA all day wind and cold weather in Divisions will be separated into May 4 Baseball, TAAC tourney, Shreveport, LA all day male student, female student, male Columbus last week to bring •Note all home games and matches in CAPS. home a victory over Columbus faculty/staff, and female faculty/ College, 7-2. staff. T-shirts will be awarded to the Singles winners for GSC were first 100 finishers in each division of number three Christy Colmer the one mile and the 3.1 mile races. over Denise Saliba 6-1, 6-0; The entry fee is $3.50 per person, number four Margaret Faugh- and all participants must have nan defeated Monica Mendez 6-2, signed a waiver release before 6-1 and number six Sandy Smith entering the competition. Greek MARYLAND FRIED defeated Debbie Bost 6-1, 6-0. points will be awarded. Doubles winners were number April 29-May 1, all interested CHICKEN one McCurry-Fountain defeated regular season Intramural softball f teams may participate in the Bagwell-Burke 8-5; number two 526 Fair Road — Statesboro, Ga. 30458 phillips-Faughnan defeated O- "Qualifier" softball tournament. The Hallaron-Saliba 8-5 and number double-elimination tourney will Phone 681-1078 three Colmer-Smith defeated include 24 mens teams and eight womens (The Difference is Delicious) Mendez-Bost 6-2, 6-0. teams. 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Wake 74-74, and Billy Booe followed with tournament this year and the Forest followed with 866 and Georgia 73-75-73. Steve Smart shot 81-77-77: The 1983 Chris Schenkel Oklahoma State Cowboys retained was fourth with 869. LSU came in "The whole team played great. Intercollegiate Invitational was held their title as the champion of the fifth with a 872 total, followed by GSC David Usry played super for a this past weekend, April 22-24 at the Schenkel for the fourth straight year with a team total score of 873. North freshman playing in the Schenkel for Forest Heights Country Club in with team totals of 862. Carolina State took seventh place his third tournament," said Coach with 876, followed by Clemson with Doug Gordin. i 878. Forida State had a total of 884 for Gordin was very pleased with the ninth and Tennessee rounded out the turn out, since this was the best finish _ g top ten with 885. GSC has had in the tournament in a Other final scores included couple of years. Kuhlke tied for fifth Alabama—886, Auburn—887, North on the leader board. He had a great Carolina—891, Mississippi and tournament to end up his last South Carolina tied at 892, Florida— Schenkel, according to Gordin. 897, and East Tennessee State tied at "Hopefully now since we came in 908. sixth, they'll seed us higher than Individual honors went to the 14th for the Schenkel next year," said Cowboys Tommy Moore, who fired a Gordin. sizzling 210 for the tourney. The weather was not the greatest GSC had the low score for the final with over a four hour delay during round of the tournament with a 290. Saturday's round, and heavy winds Tripp Kuhlke led the team with a one- on Sunday. under-a-par, 215, shooting 72-72-71. But, the weather didn't stop the Gene Sauers followed with one over Cowboys from their fourth par, 217 with rounds of 72-73-72. consecutive Schenkel title. Bily Booe sinks a long putt in Schenkel tourney. Eagles await tourney By RICHARD POLLETTE single by Jeff Petzolt. Greg McMullen Sports Writer provided the second run by walking The Florida State Seminoles the bases loaded in the seventh. completed their four game sweep of GSC's final run came in the ninth as GSC by downing the Eagles 16-4 and Ben Abner lined a two-out double 8-1 in Tallahassee last week, April 19- then scored on an error by FSU's 20. third baseman Danny Griffin. The Eagles had a bad day Monday as three pitchers gave up 14 hits, 13 GSC's pitching ace Phil Dale v/alks, one balk and hit a batter. could fare no better against the After holding the Seminoles Seminoles in the second game. He scoreless for two and two-thirds gave up a two-RBI double to shortstop 'innings, freshman pitcher Billy by Jody Reed, allowed Mark Brooks gave up four straight walks Barineau to steal home, then balked Out In Left Field for one run, then balked in another in another run to make the score 4-0 in run making the score 2-1. the second inning. By Dee Maret FSU pounded the Eagles with two The Eagles got their only run of I don't know if we should give credit to Joe Torre, or to Chief Noc-A- runs apiece in the next three innings, the ballgame in the third as Jeff Homa's war dance, but the Atlanta Braves are playing superb baseball, three in the seventh and five more in Petzolt scored on a fielder's choice by especially in the confines of 521 Capital Avenue. the eighth. Alan Balcomb, making the score 4-1. At press time, "American's Team" had a perfect 9-0 record at home, The Eagles got three more runs in FSU's Mike Yastrzemski got that after a three game sweep over the weekend. I guess nearly everybody the game, the first coming in the run back with a home run in the deserves a little of the plaudits, but don't forget about the late Bill Lucas sixth as Greg McMullen scored off a See B-BALL, p. 14 who nurtured a great number of the current Braves. Dale Murphy, Glenn Hubbard,Rafael Ramirez, Rick Camp, Terry Harper, Biff Pocoroba, and a host of others all should give Lucas a tip of the hat each time they walk out of the dugout. 1' I M^ Sure, Teddy has broken out the pocketbook, and signed Claudell Washingtyon, Terry Forster and Pete Falcone. But the majority of the Braves are home-grown, and that makes the wins that much sweeter. The Braves have come long way since the days of the Rod Gilbreaths and Earl Williams. I used to feel sorry for Milo Hamilton. I even felt worse for people like Lum Harris or Dave Bristol. They might as well have played themselves, instead of sending players like "Sugar Bear" Blanks out onto the diamond. Doesn't feel good to watch a game, and know, more than likely the Braves will pull it out? When Mr. Atlanta, Phil Niekro, has the worst ERA on the team, then things have got to be pretty good. And even when the big bats, Horner, Chambliss, et al, don't come through, the tribe's bullpen tandem of Steve Bedroaian and Gene Garber can be counted upon to keep the opponents off the basepaths. I can't see anyone else in the NL West overtaking the reigning champs. The Braves have got all the guns— pitching, hitting and defense. The depth is possibly the best in the league, with Bob Watson, Jerry Royster and maybe the best all-around athlete on the team, Terry Harper anxious for playing time. Yea, it looks like a fun summer in Atlanta. And the fat boy, Bob Horner, just might be toting the National League MVP award when it's all over. ****** Another Atlanta team, the Hawks, also had a good year, They lost a