Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern

The George-Anne Student Media

4-13-1995

The George-Anne

Georgia Southern University

Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne

Part of the Higher Education Commons

Recommended Citation Georgia Southern University, "The George-Anne" (1995). The George-Anne. 1361. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne/1361

This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. GOLD EDITION Thursday, April 13,1995 Vol. 68, No. 4 The »■► Golfers lose in sudden death GSU lost the Southern Georgia Southern University's Official Student Newspaper Statesboro, Georgia 30460 Founded 1927 Conference Championship SGA elections to Tournament in a Out-of state tuition fees sudden death playoff to be held next week ETSU Tuesday afternoon ... By Stephen Kirven housing and food services. Please see story, page 6 Staff Writer "Parkingand transportation increased by 15 percent The Student Government will not budge about parking > Country in the 'boro Association will hold its Elec- tickets. I will try and work with 5 percent tuition ($9,699) to 100 percent from discuss the possibility that the tions at three different loca- them and the students to re- the current 75 percent. In-state price increases would hurt out- Country music tions for the 95-96 Academic solve any misconceptions the increase approved students pay about 25 percent of-state enrollments. sensation Aaron year on Tuesday, Wednesday students may have," Williams of the current actual cost, which "I don't believe it will affect for all students at at a Georgia four-year institu- our enrollment figures," Portch Tippin will play in and Thursday from 9 a.m. to 3 said. p.m. Hyer, a junior political sci- four-year colleges tion is currently $9,699. said. "In other states, when Paulson Stadium On Tuesday, elections will ence major, is running for the After the decision, Stephen they've increased the cost of By John Munford Portch, the chancellor of during Musicfest be held in the Union Commons, office of President of SGA. If Assistant News Editor state tuition, their applications '95, featuring the Wednesday at Lakeside Cafe' elected, he plans to work on Georgia's Board of Regents said have increased." The Georgia University Sys- this first increase will be the The increases will take ef- Kinchafoonee and Thursday outside the establishing an on-line regis- Hanner Fieldhouse from 9 a.m. tration system, work with park- tem Board of Regents approved smallest "so students will be fect July 1,1995, the first day Cowboys as the to 3 p.m. every day. Running ing and transportation to make a tuition increase Wednesday able to plan their finances." of the new fiscal year. opening act... for president are Mario more available parking spaces, for the 1996 fiscal year of 15 The 15 percent increase for Please see story, Hairston and Lee Hyer. and start a "Day of Grace" percent of the gap between the out-of-state students would amount out-of-state students "AS IT RELATES TO page 9 On the Hairston ticket, John where students are allowed one bring in approximately $4 mil- Walraven is running for vice- unpaid parking ticket. He also pay for their actual educational OUT-OF-STATE lion, which offsets the $4 mil- president of finance and Dee plans to promote intra-univer- costs. Out-of-state students lion of losses the state will in- BRIEFLY. Dee Williams is running for sity relations by working with will also pay the Regents' ap- STUDENTS, WE WANT cur with the approved 5 per- proved 5 percent tuition in- cent reduction in tuition for vice-president of auxiliary af- the students and administra- TO BE A BARGAIN, fairs. tion. crease for students at Georgia's students at Georgia's two-year Chevy Chase gets probation, Hairston, freshman Pre- "Students need to spend less four-year universities, which NOT A STEAL." colleges. Med major is running for the time in administrative offices was approved unanimously. The increase will affect — STEPHEN PORTCH fine, and alcohol rehab office of president. The major and more time in the class- The $363.71 out-of-state in- GSU's 1,982 out-of state stu- following arrest for DUI issues he will address are the room," Hyer said. crease will be the smallest of CHANCELLOR dents, who now pay $1,504 per fee increases and "to incorpo- On the Hyer ticket, Heather planned out-of-state tuition quarter for tuition and related The Associated Press rate informative sessions as to Karlson is running for vice- increases to be phased in over "We'll still be one of the best athletic and activity fees. In- BEVERLYHILLS, Calif. —Actor Chevy new policies and procedures to president of auxiliary affairs, the next three years. bargains in the nation for out- state students currently pay Chase was placed on probation, fined and get student input." Gavin Shook for vice-president The out-of-state tuition in- of-state students," Portch said. $626 per quarter for tuition bordered to 90 days alcohol rehabilitation "Although I may not be able of academic affairs and Carlton crease is part of the Board's 'We'll still be very low in the and related fees. after pleading guilty to drunken driving. to solve every problem, I prom- "Slick" Dickerson for executive plan to up the amount out-of- nation with the [low] price of "As it relates to out-of-state Chase, 51, was arrested after police ise to uphold the office and be vice-president. state students pay of the ac- our out-of-state tuitions." students, we want to be a bar- spotted him driving erratically on Jan. 26. a dedicated voice for GSU," Karlson, a freshman justice tual cost of their education Portch said the Board did gain, not a steal," Portch said. He was ordered to appear for arraignment Hairston said. studies major, is running for (Thursday, but he showed up in court March Walraven, a junior finance vice-president of auxiliary ser- [31 and pleaded guilty. major, is running on the vices. If elected, she will work Unexplained fires break out Los Angeles County Deputy District Hairston ticket for vice-presi- to change the parking on cam- Attorney Lisa Hart said Thursday that dent of finance. If elected, he pus by opening more spaces for By John Munford . Assistant News Editor Chase was placed on three years' proba- will help influence the SGA commuter parking, work on tion, fined $966, ordered to three months senate to take a fiscally re- extending the pedestrium, A specific cause has not t.of alcohol rehabilitation and his drivers sponsible look when dispers- work on the "Day of Grace" been determined for either of : license was temporarily suspended. ing funds. program, and go out to the stu- two fires that occurred on cam- Chase is a former "Saturday Night "I will make them think con- dent body at least every other pus Sunday night. Live" cast member and star of such films' servatively in making careful, week to get their input. A car fire was reported as the recently released "Man of the House." itemized decisions so we won't "I am planning to change through Central 911 at 8:20 be spending money carelessly," SGA and take a more active p.m. GSU Safety Inspector Walraven said. "I look forward role and not allow the adminis- Michelle Goff said that both I WORD OF THE DAY to serving on the Activity Bud- tration to walk all over the stu- GSU officers and the get Committee." dents," Karlson said. Statesboro Fire Department defenestration (de-fen'i-stra'shen) Williams, a freshman pre- Also on the Hyer ticket, arrived at the Olliff Hall park- Dickerson, a senior double inglot and put out the fire, but n. An act of throwing someone or med major, is running for vice- president of auxiliary affairs. majoring in public relations the fire department's incident something out of a window. [Lat. She hopes to serve as a media- and broadcasting, is running report determined the cause fenestra, window] tor and buffer for parking, Please see SGA, page 12 listed as something"under the hood." Another fire occurred at 'BORO WEATHER approximately 8:41 p.m. at a Cops say, use bike racks trash can on the pedestrium near the Williams Center. A GSU service officer arrived on scene first and put out the fire with an extinguisher from the Foy building, but the can was totally burned. Since the objects in the can were burned, fire inspectors John Munford could not determine what This trash can was removed after incurring fire damage, started it. TODAY foul play. There were no cigarette in there and that 'There was such damage to accelerants, other than the or- Partly cloudy, with a high in the mid- could have been there a while the can itself, they couldn't dinary contents of a trash can. before the fire actually ig- 70s and a low in the upper 50s. tell," Goff said. "We have no "Somebody could have nited, there are just so many reason to believe there was thrown a smoldering match or possibilities." FRIDAY James Hill Sunny, with a high in the upper 70s Bikes locked onto handicapped rails can be confiscated by police. and a low in the mid-40s. Former slotback sighed by CFL By Chris Sherwood to lock their bikes to the rail- ...""/:..: •• • ' .. News Editor ings." By Aaron Solomon Furman in 1992 helped lead Russell." Staff Writer INDEX Day after day, many stu- Many students do not real- GSU to a 21-0 win. Wright and Ham are from dents at GSU lock their bikes ize there are over 300 students Former GSU slotback Chris Wright's longest run from two different eras in GSU's to the handicapped railings on campus who fit the physi- Wright was signed by the Ca- scrimmage came against West- football history, and never Announcements 2 around campus. Not thinking cally disabled category, and nadian Football League's Bal- ern Carolina in 1994. The 85- played on the same team. Arts & Entertainment 10 twice about the consequences who might need to use the rail- timore franchise. Wright will yard touchdown run is the long- The CFL is known for its of their actions, these students ings adjacent to these build- be joining a notable group of est rushing touchdown in GSU fast offensive game. Teams Classifieds 11 make it hard, if not impos- ings. former GSU standouts now' history. only have three downs to make _G>AJVIail_bag 2 sible, for handicapped students Sue Williams, the Ameri- playing in the CFL. Legend- Signing with Baltimore a first down, and the field is __G-A Spotlight 3 to access these buildings. cans with Disabilities Act offi- ary Eagles' quarterback Tracy 110 yards long, with larger end Although there is no spe- cial on campus, said although Ham led Baltimore to the Grey zones than its American coun- Opinions 4 cific policy against students she has not received too many Cup title game in 1994. Balti- terpart. Police Beat 2 lockingtheir bikes to these rail- complaints, there is a problem. more lost to the British Co- Wright said he has no objec- Qand A 3 ings, GSU public safety offi- "I've had two complaints, bur lumbia Lions, 26-23. tion to playing a fast game. cials will break the locks of any two is too many," Williams said. All Southern Conference 'They are going to have me Sports 6 bike they find locked to a rail- "I wish people would read the defensive end Alex Mash, the in a slot position as a motion ing. signs and obey them. Public 1993 runner up for SoCon man," he said. "I'm a big play It is a desire of The George-Anne to print the "We probably cut several Safety does (breaks the locks Defensive Player-of-the-Year player, and I think that style news of Georgia Southern University as accu- honors, plays for Shreveport. of offense suits me." rately as possible. If you feel that something bikes a quarter," said GSU off of bikes) as often as they covered is in error, contact a member of the Public Safety Captain Michael can." Defensive back Keith Whitley Over the past few years the editorial staff at 681-5246 as soon as possible. Russell. "We look for the bikes Bike Rack Availability plays for the Toronto Argo- CFL has expanded to inlude Thank you. teams in the U.S. The league and we receive complaints Bob Chambers, head of park- nauts. now has franchises in Mem- —-_^ FOR ADVERTISING INFO.: 681-5418 about them." ing and transportation at GSU, "It seems so fast," said Wright about his latest career phis, Sacramento, Baltimore, Yf ST0RY OR PHOTO IDEA: 681 -5246 After removing the bikes, said the problem arises because move, "I'm looking forward to and Shreveport. ^™ FAX NUMBERS: 871-1357 and 681-0863 students must go to the Public there aren't enough bike racks new experiences." Wright said he is pleased Safety Department to retrieve on campus. Parking and Trans- Chris Wright Wright has had an out- to sign with a team in the states their bikes. portation is not responsible for standing career at GSU. He and is looking forward to a "We cut them loose," Russell removing the bikes that are gives Wright an opportunity to George-Anne lettered all four years and is professional career. said. "We will hold the bikes locked to the railings. play with Tracy Ham. the Eagles' all-time kick-re- Before coming to for one year, and if they aren't "It's a slow process (obtain- "I can't wait to get a chance Liked By Many, Cussed By Some... turn leader, with 1,569 yards Statesboro, Wright played for picked up, we turn them over ing enough racks)," Chambers to talk with Tracy," Wright Read By Them All to student affairs. We remind on 73 returns. His 94 yard said, "He helped to build this the Georgia high school pow- the students that it isn't safe Please see BIKES, page 12 touchdown return against program, along with Coach erhouse Valdosta Wildcats. Page 2 — Thursday, April 13,1995 George-Anne

POLICE BEAT The G-A Mailba%

Residence halls More news from our semi-dysfunctional branch office in Rome, with minor in possession and GSU Division of Public Safety Wisconsin. consumption of alcohol. •Campaign to encourage organ donation •Karen Lamb reported her to be renovated April 10,1995 Earlier this year, a group of Georgia organ and tissue procure- wallet missing from the Carroll By John Munford •A student reported unknown ment organizations and transplant centers joined forces to form Assistant News Editor Building. Hall last summer. The buildings person(s) removed his bike from the Georgia Coalition on Donation. The coalition was formed to • Dana Hammouri reported a Two of GSU's residence halls are safe, it's just that we need to the Russell Union bike rack. The implement a comprehensive statewide public education cam- bike was unlocked. bike missing from Sanford Hall. will face renovations in excess of be getting them into compliance paign urging individuals to sign organ and tissue donor cards and $675,000 over summer break, with the newest codes." •A student injured her knee to share their decisions with family members. The coaltion has during tennis class at Hanner Statesboro Police Department while other minor renovations Olliff Hall's roof will also be announced plans to launch a statewide communications effort to tennis courts. She was trans- and projects are planned for other completely replaced at a cost of coincide with National Organ and Tissue Donor Awareness April 11,1995 housing facilities on campus. approximately $100,000. ported by private vehicle to Week(NOTDAW) scheduled for April 16-20. The two halls, Olliff and "They're not what we call 'vis- Bulloch Memorial Hospital. •Regina M. Campbell, 18, of •A student reported her ve- Campus Courtyard Apartments, Winburn, will have each of their ible improvements'," Burkett • Criminals may start paving their victims back in cash hicle was damaged while parked reported a CD player stolen from air conditioning chiller system said. "When students come into Senator Jack Hill is working for passage of legislation that in B lot. her car. replaced. the buildings, they're not going would expand victims' assistance programs and make criminals According to GSU Housing to see that the chillers have been •Myra Valentine reported a foot the bill. damaged window at Auxiliary April 10,1995 Director Pat Burkett, contrac- replaced. They'll probably notice The proposed legislation would add a 5 percent surcharge to Services. •Claire Harrison, 21, of tors will connect the adjacent the detectors in their rooms, but fines handed down in criminal cases. The proceeds would be used • GSU officers and Statesboro Hawthorne II Apartments, re- buildings to one chiller unit, for they certainly won't notice their to fund victims' assistance programs in the counties in which they Fire Department responded to a ported her license plate stolen. approximately $350,000. roof. We have to keep our build- are collected. Hill said the legislation stems from efforts begun in The HousingDepartment will ings in good condition both me- vehicle fire in the Olliff Hall lot. Effingham County. April 9,1995 also spend about $175,000 to get chanically as well as appearance- April 8,1995 •Jeff Meguire, 19, of Eagle's both residence halls up to cur- wise." • Savannah Activities Guide, Twice as Important rent building codes. Other residence halls are •Adam Michael Barrett, 19, Court Apartments, reported his amplifier was stolen from his car. /Editor's Note: We received this twice, therefore it it must be "Summer's a very busy time slated for improvements. of Central, S.C., was charged twice as important as the above information). •A resident of Sussex Com- with us since the buildings are Cone Hall will get new beds with minor in possession and The Savannah Area Convention & Visitors Bureau is pleased mons Apartments reported a case closed. It's an opportunity for us and mattresses this summer, and consumption of alcohol. to announce the 1995 Spring/Summer Activities Guide is avail- of simple battery. to get in and do some things," Johnson Hall will receive new •Chad FieldingSasser, 20, of able and FREE for the asking. The guide provides a listing of fun Burkett said. "While these build- lobby furniture. North Augusta, S.C., was and festive events taking place March through August 1995. For April 7,1995 ings are closed for the summer, The In The Pines apartment charged with minor in posses- additional information, a FREE copy of the VISITORS GUIDE •Mary Alice Watson, 38, of we'll put smoke detectors in the complex will have fire hydrants sion and consumption of alcohol. and the ACTIVITIES GUIDE or room reservation please contact: Millen, was charged with finan- rooms just like we did to Johnson added near the rear buildings. •Peter Lindley Murray, 18, of Savannah Area Convention & Visitors Bureau, P.O. Box 1628 cial transaction card fraud. Greenville, S.C., was charged Savannah, GA 31401-1628 or call 1-800-444-2427 or (912) 944- 0456. ANNOUNCEMENTS I •Landowners Quail and Wildlife Mangement Field Day On Saturday, April 22, the Georgia Department of Natural Things to do at GSU with stress and ultimately be- Trousdale (LSU) and Tammie in the Russell Union Theater at Resources, Wildlife Resources Division, along with Quail Unlim- come happier, healthier individu- Causey (Teach for America, La.) 7 p.m. It is in French with En- ited, will host a field day for landowners, land managers, and April als. - The personal narratives of four glish subtitles. For ticket prices hunting clubs interested in learning more about bobwhite quail • At 2 p.m. in the Russell Union women teachers form the basis or other information, contact the and wildlife management techniques on private lands. Ongoing 280: "Ecofeminism: Women and of this readers' theater presen- English department at 681-5471. •The Ogeechee Poetry Jour- the Environment -. What's the tation. The four women whose nal will be accepting submissions Connection?" - Steve Weiss, As- voices are included represent Wednesday, April 19 at Landrum Box 8023 through sistant Professor, Department of diverse races, geographical ar- • Today and every Wednesday Pre-Easter Sale May 15. English and Philosophy. Ques- eas, generational perspectives the GSU Planetarium Public tions will be answered concern- and disciplines. Show will be held at 11 p.m. Today ing the relationship between the Doors close at 11:10 p.m.. The domination of women and the Friday, April 14 shows will be 30 minutes and all Thursday, April 13 domination of nature. Touching • At Noon in the Russell Union are welcome at no charge. This •The CLEC Departmental on feminist and ethical theories, room 280: "Re-Engineering the will be held in the Math/Physics/ Program will present-E.P. Mor- the program will also explore the Twenty-First Century: A Role Psychology Building on the first gan, 'Third World Government," cultural and historical justifica- for Women in Tomorrow's World" floor. at 11 a.m. in the Russell Union tions for patriarchy. will be discussed by Carolyn •The Opera Theater will room 241 and M.C. Morgan, "In- •At 4 p.m. in the Russell Union Thorsen, director of K-12 pro- present "Captain Lovelock" at 8 dustrial Policy in China," at 6 280: W. I. N. (Women Investing grams center for education inte- p.m. in the Foy Recital Hall. It is p.m. in the Biology Lecture Hall. Now) - will be discussed by Mar- grating Science, Mathematics free for GSU students. For more garet Prosser, Retired Educator and Computing, Georgia Tech. information on symphony ticket Women's Awareness Week and co-founder of W.I.N. She will In spite of the opportunities that prices and to confirm listings, •At Noon in the Russell Union discuss why women need to take have opened up to women in the contact the GSU music depart- room 280: The Stress Mess: Strat- control of their financial future. past 20 years, especially in fields ment at 681-5396. egies for Gliding into the 21st She will also discuss proven, suc- of science and technology, few Century - will be conducted by cessful investment strategies/al- women have entered these fields Thursday, April 20 Jan Jenson, health educator - ternatives. Prosser will also sug- and even fewer have risen to • A lecture entitled "Nice Girls Selected Merchandise 25% Off Women face many sources of gest how one may start a finan- positions of leadership. What Don't Sweat" will be presented stress in the 90s with little hope cial investment group of his/her roles will women choose and what by Jane Curry at 7 p.m. in the for significant change in the own. contributions will they make to Southern Center for Continuing Ralph Lauren stress factor for the future. •At 7 p.m. in the' Southern the fast changing world in which Education Auditorium. Contact Women are pulled from every Center for Continuing Education they live? Sponsored by Georgia Lynn Wolfe at 681-5322 for more on Sale direction by our families, our Auditorium: "Womentalkin': A Initiative in Mathematics and information. friends and society in general. Readers' Theater Performance Science. nautica Today, more than ever before, of Teacher's Stories" will be con- Women's Awareness Week women must learn to manage ducted by Petra Munro (LSU), Concludes the stressors they face. The key Mary-Ellen Jacobs (LSU), Tuesday, April 18 is learning to recognize and cope Natalie Adams (GSU), Ann • The film "Blue" will be shown

DONT LET THE FRESHMAN 15 BECOME THE FRESHMAN 25

Many people think BY JOINING TOTAL QMs^jmmNERATE BODY ENHANCEMENT

YOIJBL^JDXELOQIIMTS Beginning April 19 5-7 p.m. • The Union Did O.J. Simpson commit the bloody double murder in This 8-Week Class will be held in room 284. a jealous and violent rage, OR do you think he is a victim of a plot to frame an innocent man? • Learn How To Improve Your Body Image & Self Esteem By YQIIILilPJMQN will be included in the results of the poll and Setting Positive Goals That Are Lasting forwarded to O.J. Simpson & the LA District Attorney's office weekly throughout the trial. Registering votes 24 hours daily. New poll • End Your Battle With The Scale And Yo-Yo begins every Monday. Weight Loss-Weight Gain

• Develop A Whole New Relationship Officially register your vote: With Food Call THE VERDICT LINE Sponsored by the 1-900-263-4145 GSU Health Center

(SI.99/min. • avg. length 1 min. • avg. cos! $1.99) Musi tie 18+ . Touch Tone Phone Required For more information The TOM Group. San Mateo. CA (415) 568 7899 please call 871-1732

^^^HHB^^H^^M George-Anne Thursday, April 13,1995 — Page 3 THE GEORGE-ANNE G-A SPOTLIGHT STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS GSU student joins Board of Directors The George-Anne is the official student newspaper of Georgia Southern University, owned and operated by GSU •Brandi Stone, sophomore Spanish education major, has students and utilizing the facilities provided by GSU. The newspaper is the oldest continuously published weekly joined the Board of Directors for the Bulloch County Food Bank. newspaper in Bulloch County and Statesboro, Ga. The ideas expressed herein are those of the editor or the individual authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the StudentMedia Commttee, the administration, Stone, the youngest board member, is responsible for organizing the faculty and staff of Georgia Southern University, or the University System of Georgia. The George-Anne is AND canned good drives for the agency. Stone's other activities in- published twice weekly during the academic year and three times during summers. Any questions regarding clude the SOAK (Southern Orientation, Advisement and Regis- content should be directed to the editor (681 -5246). tration) team ,Top Step and participation in Red Cross Blood OFFICES, MAIL, PHONES . . Drives. Room 111, F. I. Wiliams Center. The George-Anne, Landrum Center Box 8001, Ge jia Southern University, Statesboro, Ga 30460.912/681-5246 (News)or912618-5418 (Advertising) Biology student participates in program ADVERTISING NF0RMATI0N • Layron Long, a senior biology (pre-med) major, participated The George-Anne reserves the right to refuse any advertisement. The George-Anne's advertising rates are as in a four-day program called the Introduction to Biomedical follows: Research Program. It was held at the National Institutes of •Students and student groups: $2.50 per column inch All You Need to Know about GSU •GSU faculty, departments or affiliates: $3.00 per column inch Q: How long have the lakes in front of the library Health and sponsored by the National Institute of Allergy and •Statesboro area businesses & groups: $4.50 per column inch* Infectious Dieases. The program is designed to encourage •National rate $7.00 per column inch been around, and who are they named for? minority undergraduate and medical students to compete and •Five inch minimum ad size, otherwise classffied display rates ($5.00 pef column inch) apply. DEADLINE: The deadline for reserving space and submitting advertising copy is Noon, one-week prior to the A: Since 1926. The small lake, Lake Wells, is pursue careers in biomedical research at NIAID/NIH. Many intended publication date. For more information, rate cards, sample publications, contact: Stacy Graham, named for former Georgia Teachers College Presi- program participants are offered summer employment in NIAID Advertising Manager, ADS, (912) 681 -5418; or Bill Neville, Student Publications Coordinator, (912) 681 -0069. dent Guy H. Wells. The larger pond was named Lake laboratories located in Bethesada and Rockville Md., and CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING INFORMATION Ruby in honor of Mrs. Ruby Wells. Hamilton, Montana. Long was among 60 students selected for The George-Anne' reserves the right to refuse any advertisement. The George-Anne's classified advertising the program. rates are as follows: Well, here's your big chance. Ask us what you want to know, •Students, student groups, faculty and departments: Free (25 words or less) •Others groups or businesses: 100 per word per edition ($5.00 minimum) and we'll do our journalistic best to dig up some answers. Send Professor wins museum award •Retail classified display: $5.00 per column inch) your questions to "Q&A" at L.B. 8001, or come by Williams •James Bigley, assistant professor of recreation and leisure DEADLINE: The deadline for reserving space and submitting classified advertising copy is Noon, one-week prior services won a state museum association award. Bigley created to the intended pubkakm date. Free classified ads from students, faculty and staff must be submitted in writing, Center room 223. You could even FAX it to us at 871-1357. win the name of the sender and local address. No free ads taken via telephone. One free ad per person per week. After all, the only stupid question is the one that wasn't asked. an exhibit about Southeast Georgia's contribution to World War II. The Georgia Association of Museums and Galleries recently CIRCULATION INFORMATION presented Bigley an award for the year's most significant special Subscription rates for home delivery of The George-Anne are six dollars per quarter, or $18 per year, delivered bulk mail. Please address all inquiries to Jeff White, Business Manager. The George-Anne is distributed free of project in state museums. charge on the Georgia Southern University campus through delivery sites located in campus buildings and Union will no longer residence halls. The George-Anne would like your help in order to recognize *We gratefully acknowledge the theft of our slogan from Ftobert Williams of the Blackshear Times. Call Bob and special people, organizations and activities on campus. he can tell you who he stole it from originally. show major movies Anyone who would like to make suggestions for our G-A Spotlight feature may call Chris Sherwood, news editor, at 681- This wide variety of movies will By Jana Mobley 5246. Letters may also be sent to The George-Anne at Landrum The George-Anne. It's not just include some that will feature Staff Writer Box 8001. music from popular groups. for breakfast anymore. A drop in attendance and rev- enue has caused the Russell Union to stop showing block- buster movies this quarter. "I think that the reason that most people don't go to the Union BE AN OFFICIAL HOST movies is because of the location The Joke Zone and lack of advertisement," OR HOSTESS OF GSU! said Dennis Mesaros, a GSU Thursday April 13 freshman with an undeclared major. "I don't likes to have to Its never too early to get involved! Vicky Pratt drive to campus at night when I can just go to the College Cin- Southern Ambassadors!!!! Keating ema for the same price." The office of admissions is looking for Fall quarter the Union showed Acoustic Guitarist blockbuster sellers like energetic, enthusiastic, outgoing people who Lakeside Cafe 11am - 1pm Candyman and City slickers II to try and boost attendance win- have a 2.0 or better and love Georgia Southern. ter quarter. Winter quarter they If you meet these requirements, you could be a Monday April 17 showed Speed and Forest Gump member of The Georgia Southern 1995-96 ark which ranked highly and had yet

Aaron Tippin SOUND COFFEE & TOBACCO and uAves Kinchafoonee Cowboys Now Open Paulson Stadium $8.50 Grass seats w/ GSU Student ID Contemporary Check Us Out! Gates open at 3pm Gourmet Coffee Issues Cigarettes Imported & Domestic Tickets on sale at Pipes & Pipe Tobacco Cigars Chewing Tobacco GSU Ticket office or and ... (^ 1-800-GSU-WINS ex. 0123 # Camel/ Misty or Marlboro . . $12.69 Ct + Tax Winston, Salem .. $10.69 Ct + Tax Montclair . $7.99 Ct + Tax or. .. $1.35 Pk + Tax or .. $1.15 Pk + Tax or. .. .89C Pk + Tax Union Productions Committee Interest Form Pyramid . .. $6.99 Ct + Tax Doral or GPC ... $7.99 Ct + Tax Harley/Style. . $7.69 Ct + Tax Yes! I want to be involved in these committees! !| or. .. .85C Pk + Tax or .. .89c Pk + Tax The Joke Zone_ Big Time Entertainment SURGEON GENEREAUS WARNING Smoking By Pregenant Woman May We Carry Clove Cigarettes Sound Waves Games People Play_ / Result in Fetal Injury, Premature Birth, And Law Birth Weight Contemporary Issues SPLASH / /^) Franklins We carry selections of # US 80 Your Favorite Beverages! ^ Union Productions □ Local Phone o □ I For more info on Union ^ Michael's Mall□ 241 Northside Dr. (U.S. 80) 681-0461 301 I Productions call 681-5442 Mon-Sat 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. I or mail interest # Office 681-5442 301 -9 Bypass 764-8982 form to LB 8006 LB 8066 GSU l_ «? Statesboro, Ga 30460 5PLA5H WL * w George-Anne Liked By Many, For 68 years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Cussed By Some... OPINIONS Read By Them All Enoch W. Autry Christopher Cole Editor Managing Editor Thursday, April 13,1995 Chris Sherwood News Editor A GSU ART MAJOR'S IMPRESSION Our Opinion HOW STUDENTS LOCK THEIR BIKES Elections lack real issues How stupid do they think we are? One of ticket in the upcoming SGA elections has sunk to new political campaign lows by solic- iting votes based on an intent to work with GSU parking and transportation on allowing stu- dents one "grace" parking ticket which will have no fine. Do they really think we are that shallow, or do they not realize the GSU budget needs to be heavily scrutinized? The real issues should include: • A closer look at the percentage of temporary instructors on campus. Certain departments on campus will be able to attract better faculty by offering tenure-track positions. •A closer look at on-campus security, particularly in the ever-expanding art of graffiti. What is public safety doing about the problem? Why haven't video cameras been installed to improve GSU's chances of catching the 1 Please note: adesk, otherbikes, classmates and President Henry's car are acceptable. hooligans? •A closer look at off-campus security, especially at particular apartment complexes that lie in proximity to campus. That early morning TV stuff just kills me •Getting more students out to support university- I've discovered, by default takes from each song's video are sponsored events including, but not limited to, athletic actually, that there is a period of flashed across the screen so we events and Union Productions events. decrepitude on cable television REFLECTIONS can see how 'slammin' the tracks The candidates will have a debate on Monday at, well, in the late-night/early-morning. are while the toll free order num- The programming presented FROM THE EDGE ber floats from one corner of the the current SGA hasn't announced the time yet. But during this time on a nightly keep your eyes peeled. We won't be able to tell you about screen to the other. basis is the most basal, idiotic, ]OSH BASS I wonder if "Call right now!" it because we won't come out with another issue until manipulative, exploitative and should be adopted as the official Tuesday, the day AFTER the debate. basically stupid choice of broad- slogan of the United States of Be there. It's up to you to make sure your voice is cast material ever conceived. statement like this can be made shredded carrots in them. America. Just replace "In God heard. All of television is fertilized by in good conscience, it will be jus- What really makes my stom- we trust." the blanket of crud that begins to tified following examination of ach crowd my colon is how so I think that someone should GSU bicyclists must be more amount after 2 a.m. There are the other choices. often the shows' participants are undertake the production of the bad B-grade movies on USA, TBS The most sickening programs some guy with a bad English or ultimate reaction to the market- courteous parking their bikes and other stations. Maybe the on during the dead hours are the Australian accent and a host ing industry. Get a loan from the big networks step out of the pic- info-mercials. These "shows" are named Steve, Bob or Jim. Money Store at 26 percent inter- Courtesy. It's a kindness every student should take ture so-to-speak and the local actually advertisements paid for The hawker jumps around est under the name of Tony Little. care to extend to his/her fellow students. stations let their interns have by the respective firm, person or sucking up nails and marbles Buy every damned $29.95 prod- Some students, however, don't seem to see it that way. their way with the automation company hawking their wares. with the world's most powerful uct seen advertised on the tube, equipment. Some bikers have chained their bikes to disabled en- Everything about these carni- vacuum, or makes a car that's including the Thigh Master and It may be that the manage- vals is disgusting. The people in trance ramps adjacent to GSU buildings. While GSU has been in a junkyard for eight years Helicopter Lure. ment only gives the late-niters the "audience" are not really an look brand new with the latest Throw the entire mess in a no official policy forbidding these occurrences, bikers access to the crap collection so audience. They're not there be- miracle polish. Ryder, haul it to LA and dump it have returned to the scene of their "crime" to find that that they can't screw up any- cause they love the "show," not There are some that are sim- on Dionne Warwick's door-step. public safety officials have popped their bike loose, thing important; kind of like how like the freaks on the "Price Is ply funny. Today and forever in Send the bill to the QVC presi- confiscating it. your parents never let you use Right." time, there will always be a dent and claim to be his and anything they own deemed as The fact is, when you lock your bike up to one of these They're paid to be there! kitchen product that is multi- Sally Struthers' love-child. "good" for fear of destruction. These poor schmucks get a ramps, you could very well be blocking the only way out purpose. "It slices. It dices. It Anonymously tip-off Geraldo of Shows and movies about oil couple of hundred bucks to sit in shreds, cubes, chunks, digs, Ted Turner's apparent off- of a building for one or more of GSU's 300-plus disabled drilling or the life of an intellec- fold-up chairs, smile all the time, cores, peels, sections and makes handed practical joke and inform students. tual drunk, made in the late sev- nod and clap on command, and great French-fries," will never "A Current Affair" that Ger is GSU Public Safety Captain Mike Russell said every enties, usually starring some go "Ooohhh. Aaahhh. Yes! It's die. about to bust the whole thing time he's popped a bike loose, there has usually been an middle-aged man with black hair, amazing. I wouldn't believe it if I Why couldn't we be satisfied wide open. a younger guy with blond hair, open spot on a nearby bike rack. hadn's seen it." These people with good old Ginsu? Make a video about the or- and a thirty-something red head must be the same type who sing There is no shortage of bike racks on this campus. The I've even seen full-length pro- deal, market it in between re- wearing a Wonder Bra are prob- the "COPS" theme song while grams that simulate MTV for runs of "Starsky and Hutch," and problem lies with those who don't realize the problems ably the most appropriate choice dusting off their collection of the sake of a single music album. sell the thing for $19.95 plus they are causing for others. It is time for every biker on at this time. Elvis memorabelia and make They are usually dance music $4.50 shipping & handling. campus to wake up and realize they go to school with Though hard to believe how a Strawberry Jell-0 molds with collections. For half an hour out- That oughta fix 'em. other people too. And some of them are handicapped. Please be considerate of them and don't park your bike on a ramp. Use the bike racks. It may be time to step on someone's toes I am taking my second En- STAFF getting pretty irritating because glish this quarter and last week in this country we are supposed we were discussing a short story NEWS to have freedom of speech ... etc. we had read. The short story was But yet, we always have to worry Copy Editors: John Kluttz; Anna Murdock; Layout Editor: Mandy Crews; Assistant about racism, among other THE HIGH NOTE News Editor: John Munford; Senior Staff Writer: Kim Wagner; Staff: Jan about being politically correct. things. Everything was going Boulware, Sharon Grier, Stacy Jordan, Stephen Kirven, Jana Mobley, Ayana Tho- AMY STAATS For instance, on financial aid mas, Melanie Weinberg, Meredith Whitt well. But when the professor forms I am not "White" ... I am FEATURES asked a question, everyone grew "Caucasian." It's like they don't Features Editor: Ashley Hunt; Arts & Entertainment Editor: Josh Bass; Senior Staff very silent as if they were afraid want to offend any white person Writer: Derek Lewis; Staff: Erika Anderson, Eric Bray, Stacy demons, Judith to speak. A tension seemed to meant it like that. questions were only for the black so they write "Caucasian" instead Cunningham, Kwaseera Dixie, Suneae Euell, Chris Hall, James Salter, Tijuana rise out of the floor, a kind of . Thomas As far as my English class students to answer because if I, a of "White." I don't really care tension where each student goes, each of us wouldn't answer SPORTS white female, would have an- about being called "white" be- (black or white) kept their mouth the teacher's questions because swered it would have been inap- cause I have nothing to hide! It is Sports Editor: Jeff Whitten; Senior Staff Writers: Scott Garner, Ronnie Swinford; closed. I am not sure if everyone they were about a touchy sub- Staff: Scott Cullen, Tonya Hilton, Aaron Solomon, Carolyn Wynn propriate. For example, the ques- a technicality that is stupid! Why was shy or if we were all worried ject. None of us wanted to be OPINIONS tions concerning the where- don't we just go ahead and be about being politically incorrect seen as racists, myself included. abouts of the main character really ridiculous and have cat- Staff: Josh Bass, Christopher Cole, Julie Collins, Ashley Hunt, Derek Lewis, John if we spoke up. And now that I look back on it, Munford, Jana Newsome, Amy Staats were avoided by the white stu- egories of how white you are? These days everyone is seem- that fear shouldn't have existed. dents because the character was Such as: "Ghost-Like," "Never- PHOTOGRAPHY ingly tiptoeing around and We should have been free to dis- in a place called 'Niggertown', a Goes-Outside," and "Never-Seen- Chief Photographer: James Hill; Staff: Elizabeth Hayes, Jerome New, Brandee watching what they say so they cuss the story without worrying demeaning term. For so long, we The-Light-Of-Day." Then for the Nickodem; Contributing Photographers: Mardee Coyle, Michele Hess, Randy don't offend anyone. And it seems Trujillo about whether or not we were have been trying to get around not-so-white persons there would every little thing has become an beingpolitically correct. The way ARTWORK racism and prejudice. Now we be: "Fake-Baked," "Spends-Too- issue. You have to watch how the class handled the questions only have to say something that Much-Time-Outside" and "Ra- Leigh Braddy, Shawn Chavis, Adam Nelson, Anna Murdock, Michelle Underwood you say things ... especially in was to answer as broadly as pos- is politically incorrect and be diation-Overload." Then they CIRCULATION politics. For instance, in his cam- sible and hope that the professor yelled at. have that category ... "Other." Supervisor: Steve Taliaferro; Staff: David Hillis, Bruce Karr, Scott Newton paign three years ago (failed would understand. For instance, For instance, fall 1994 saw a "Other" what?? What other col- ADVERTISING/DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) though it was), Ross Perot was if she had asked us 'what colors controversy on whether the on- ors can you be? "Purple-With- addressing the NAACP. One of are in a rainbow' we would have Advertising Manager: Brooks Clements; Business Manager: Stephanie Wylie; campus housing were to be called Pink-Polka-Dots??" Marketing Coordinators: Leigh Braddy, Jana Mobley; Sales Representatives: Mel- the answers he gave started out answered 'all of them'. But since "dorms" or "residence halls." The It is just upsetting to see how issa Goodman, Steve Keller, James Salter, Heather Turner, Michelle Underwood, with "you people". Mr. Perot may that wouldn't be the answer she Carolyn Wynn RA's and RD's would say that we have to tiptoe around what not have realized it then but he wanted, she would keep pushing there is a difference, but is there we really want to say because PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES (PAGES) was insulting the members of us until we said "Red, orange, really? Is it a place to live ... racism is still an issue. In all Production Managers: Ron Lair, Scott Mulkey; Staff: David Beck, Aquila the NAACP and the press tore yellow, green, blue, indigo, and really, so why make such a fuss? seriousness, though, it is sad that Bookhart, Tamara Gilbert, Mitch Mitchell, Shawn Sunderland; him apart because of his mis- violet." This was the way she Classified Ads Manager: Melissa Goodman; Darkroom Manager: Randy Trujillo People are going to call it a dorm one classroom full of students take. No one really knows why was with all the questions she STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR even if you send out flyers every- couldn't talk about racism openly he started like that, except for asked. And I really felt the ten- where and there is nothing any- because they were scared that Robert Bohler: News, Editorial Advisor; Bill Neville: General Manager the obvious, that he is a racist. sion ... I really don't understand one can do about it! they might step on someone's But I personally, don't think he why, but I did. Seemingly, some This walking on eggshells is toes in the process. ^^BI^IHI

Giorge-Anne Thursday, April 13,1995 — Page 5 Grassroots student coordinator thanks for park assistance Dear Editor, holes and helping to build a Once again I would like to project. appreciated. Your On March 11, 1995, citizens weather pit for the park. They thank all the groups and indi- Thank you for your time and Brandi L. Stone from around the state of Georgia were a great contribution to this viduals that helped with this effort. Your support was greatly Grassroots Student Coordinator Opinion came together and worked to project. improve Georgia State Parks for Another campus organization, the 1996 Summer Olympics. Community Improvement Club Thirty individuals from Geor- for Students, participated and Facing an Alcohol or Drug Offense? gia Southern University came helped to make this volunteer We can help* out to George L. Smith State Olympic event at the park suc- Call today for an appointment Park to help clean up the park cessful. They worked to help Now Leasing for an Olympic Force Group ef- clean the picnic area and helped ■Confidential Alcohol/Drug Assessments fort called Grassroots. These stu- to make the park a more attrac- ■Alcohol/Drug Education dents worked together in a day- tive place to visit. ForFall'95 ■Outpatient Counseling long project to help beautify the At lunch, Steve Hein from park and also to introduce stu- Georgia Southern's Raptor Cen- ■Flexible Counseling Hours for Students * Lowest Rates on Campus dents to the nearby state park in ter came and gave us a demon- * Flexible Leasing Twin City. stration. l W Willingway Mr. Hein and his assistant Two fraternities participated roA A Outpatient * Fully Furnished Apartment in this event and I would like to enlightened the students with personally thank them. Sigma their knowledge. He made the 311 Jones Mill Road • Statesboro, GA 30458 (912) 681*2437 Pi and Kappa Alpha Order day's activities complete and ev- 764-6236 INSIGNIA worked all day digging fence post eryone enjoyed his presentation. MANAGEMENT GROUP <^

Found Exclusively in The George-Anne's Gold Edition • Thursday, April 13,1995

Old Register Road 711 S. Main Legends Bar & Grill 871-5349 Pizza Inn 681-9066 Nightly Grill Specials Thur - GSU Nite Call For Details Movie Night with TVipp // The Shawshank Redemption 25C Wings

Lanier Drive Buffalo's Cafe 681-3030 Y-Drive 871-5693 Thurs - Angie Aparo Ladies Night 25£ Wings "Bring Your Change" ' DRIVE Get on Fri - Kermit & Bob at 5pm and The Drunks Sat - 250 Wings "Bring Your Change" and "NTN" All Night Sun - 250 Wings All Day • Kids Eat FREE DDD for the Mon - Kids Eat Free - "NTN" >- DRIVE lues - Bash Night All You Can Eat Wings "NTN" ranm BAR-HOP - $3 Wed - House of Dreams

Hwy 301 S. Statesboro Mall The Country Club 681-9000 Vandy's 764-3033 Battle Of The Bands April 19th Pit Cooked BBQ Since 1929 Final Competion April 21st Best Chicken Fingers in Town Daily Specials Tues - Pool Tournament Ribs on Tuesdays Wed - No cover and More! Catering Service Available Thurs - Ladies Night & Mechanical Bull 22 W. Vine St. Statesboro Mall Fri & Sat - Heartland Express 764-2444 & - 764-3033""

Statesboro Mall 120 Northside Dr. E Cinema 9 Mugs & Movies 489-4492 Video Warehouse 489-4279 FREE Membership Tuesday Thursday Sun. - Thurs. 8:30 -11 pm • Fri. & Sat. 8:30 - Midnight Ladies Night Wing It! NOW SHOWING: Previously Viewed 1/2 Price 250 Buffalo Wings The Shawshank Redemption Movies and used COMING NEXT WEEK video Games for Sale Ed Wood

Hwy 301 N. Franklin's 764-2316 8 oz. choice ribeye with choice of If You Are Going to Drink Don't Drive potato or vegtable and garlic bread and all you can eat salad bar. AND If You Are Going to Drive Don't Drink $7^

» ^■■^HB Page 6 Thursday, April 13,1995

Women's Softball Scores Final Standings off SoCon Golf Tournament 4/11/95 Ga Tech 5, GSU 1 ETSU* 889 The Citadel 933 Ga Tech 5, GSU 3 George-AnneAnne j GSU 889 ASU 935 Marshall 905 WCU 939 (Senior outfielder Debbie Furman 907 Davidson 946 Hensley played in her final home UTC 911 VMI 1018 games against the Yellow Jack- ets. In her last at bat, Hensley *Won play-off. got on base and scored.) orts THE GSU opens series with win Golfers finish second By Ronnie Swinford By Jeff Whitten "They've beaten us the last SPECTATOR Senior Staff Writer Sports Editor three times we've played them, . JEEE WHITTEN The Eagles were led to'a 5-3 There is good news and bad before the conference tourna- win over Tennessee Tech by news. ment," Pittman said. freshman pitcher Ryan The bad news is that after Both the first and second Cummings, who recorded a ca- two days, 54 holes, a second day rounds of the tournament were Quirks of a few reer high nine strikeouts in seven filled with wind and collegiate played Monday. and a third innings. golfs version of a sudden death The Buccaneers led at the characters I have known GSU grabbed an early 2-0 lead playoff, the Eagles came up one end of the first round, while when shortstop Tyson Whitley stroke short in their bid to win GSU was third, eight strokes 1. B. Simpson: third grader, walked. Whitley stole second, the Southern Conference team behind ETSU. The Eagles Columbia S.C: Simpson could then first baseman Tommy championship. caught fire in the second round, play dodgeball better than any- Peterman drove him in with a The good hews is that GSU however, and took the lead with one at Horrel Hill Elementary ground rule double to centerfield. team member Neal Gibson won a 284. School. Bobby also had a habit A single by catcher Steve Wilson the conference's individual title "The second round was our of picking both nostrils at the moved Peterman to third and with a one-over-par 217, and he best of the year," Pittman said. same time with his thumb and leftfielder Shane Marquis' sacri- and teammate Greg Green were GSU finished the round at four index finger, then wiping what- fice fly drove in Peterman. named first team All-Southern under (Forest Heights is a par ever came out on his shirt, un- The Eagles added two more in Conference. 72 course). der his armpit. When he did the bottom of the sixth, when "Gibson was our number four On tuesday the combination this at lunch people like me third baseman Garth Spendiff player, and has played good and of gusting wind and a bad start would laugh and spit milk on struck out, but reached on a wild bad this year, but when he's over the front nine hurt GSU. our plates. But even as a third- pitch. Three succesive singles — playing good he is as good as "The conditions were windy, grader, I wondered what by centerfielder Kevin Killimett, anyone else," said GSU head and we got off to bad start, had Simpson's mother thought designated hitter Donnie Coe, coach Drew Pittman, who was a few bad holes," Pittman said. when she did his laundry. and second baseman Chad Sarah Brinkley named Southern Conference "We played better on the back Fussell — drove in Spendiff and A Tennessee Tech batter takes a cut during Monday night's game. Coach of the Year. nine, but ETSU played well." 2. B. Goforth: third grader, Killimett. Coe and Fussell had East Tennessee State Uni- The Eagles posted a team Columbia S.C: another member the RBI's for the Eagles. first. Antoine Moran came in to Cummings struck out nine versity overcame an 18 stroke score of 307 for the final round. of the Simpson-Whitten gang, Tennessee Tech got on the pinch run for Coe and stole sec- and walked one and hit three deficit in the third and final ETSU shot a 292. Goforth was black and could board in the seventh inning. ond and third. A walk to Fussell batters. He only gave up six hits round of the tournament, held ** "We were in a position to run and dance at the same Catcher Shane Smith was hit by gave GSU runners at the corners and three runs, two of which at Forest Heights Country Club win. It was very exciting," time and so was something of a a pitch to start the inning. and only one out. Fussell was were earned. inStatesboro, to tie the Eagles, Pittman said. "We had good fan hero to me. This was because I Leftfielder Mark Maberry then then picked off, but stayed in the "I just felt that if I got a chance who had gone into the round support." hated running, and couldn't stepped up and launched a run-down long enough to allow to play that I could contribute to with a twelve stroke lead over Pittman also praised the dance. homerun to dead centerfield and Moran to score from third. the team," Killimett said. Marshall. course. I still hate running, and still narrowing the score to 4-2. Tod Lee came in for the save ETSU won the two-team "It was in great shape. Ev- can't dance. The Golden Eagles scored in the ninth and shut the door for Schedule Notes: playoff with four par scores, eryone enjoyed playing on it." But never mind that. again in the eighth inning. The his sixth save of the year. April 15, 16: ETSU, home. while GSU players recorded he said. We used to play a game run came on an error, a fielder's Standouts for the Eagles in- April 18: South Carolina, three pars and a bogey. , Eagles Jaimie MaGuire, which in those politically incor- choice, a single and a passed ball. cluded Killimett, who went 3-4 home. The Thundering Herd fin- Henric Warholm and Sean rect times was called smear the GSU countered with a run in with a stolen base and a run April 19: South Carolina, ished third in the tournament, Hodge also competed. MaGuire queer (I wonder what they call the eighth as well. Killimett scored, and Cummings, who away. 16 strokes behind GSU. shot a 224, good enough for it now): in essence the game doubled to lead off the inning. He earned his fourth win of the year April 22, 23: Furman, away. Pittman said the Eagles were ninth, Warholm finished 19th involved giving one guy a foot- was erased on a fielders choice at with his seven and a third inning April 27-30: SoCon Tourna- "probably" expected to finish with a 232, and Hodge 26th ball — he was the queer — third that allowed Coe to reach performance. ment. Charleston. S.C. second to ETSU, with a 233. and trying to maim him while he tried to avoid being maimed by running like hell. Smart people would usually just throw the ball up in the air Dr. Wagner on office space, gender equity and locker rooms and fall down — and roll up in Editor's note: in the first part of this expand to pick up some OVC schools, or body from the administration. January 1997 we'll probably see a vote the fetal position — once they interview,published Tuesday, Dr. Wagner Youngstown State, to where the Southern BW: We're not very happy with not on membership. Right now you have 107 realized that if they didn't a talked at some length about the restructur- Conference has 12 schools and we can go being the best. And sometimes you have Division I-A schools, here (points to list of pack of bloodthirsty elemen- ing of NCAA Division I-A, and where GSU six and six, north and south, and we can to pick your moments. And we had to wait the major conferences). They have about tary schoolers was about to might fit in once the smoke has cleared. play a Southern Conference champion- and see what was going to happen around 72 or so in that group so they have their stomp them silly, and all for a Today we present more from Dr. Wagner ship, which will be a good game. Then the us. You'd like to be at the top all the time, majority. So that group can vote ... what- stupid leather ball. on the restructuring of the NCAA. He also Southern Conference champion can go but sometimes things happen that you're ever they want to do... they can kick these Smart people sometimes comments on renovations of GSU athletic against the Mid American champion, two not there, and then you got to get another people (the minor conferences and inde- think too much, I've heard ... facilities and gender equity. days before the Citrus Bowl in Orlando. plan. How're you going to get there? Some- pendents) out. What they're saying say- but in smear the queer the So we would have our own bowl game. times it's hard to turn things around but ing is Division I-A, you're going to have more you think, and the faster, By Jeff Whitten And that's what the Southern Conference we're not that far away. 30,000 seats or average 30,000 in atten- Sports Editor the better. used to do. I coached in the Mid American We make a field goal against The Cita- dance or be in a conference that averages Sometimes the entire third BW: (on the proposed restructuring of Conference and we played against the del, yve've probably in the playoffs because 30,000 in attendance. grade class would be out on the NCAA Division I-A) What we would have Southern Conference in what was the we're second in the conference. We have to What we're saying in here (I-A associ- playground, trying to kill who- (takes a legal pad out and begins writing Tangerine bowl before they had the Cit- gc( before Appalachian State. So, we got ate group) is you have to average 12,000 in ever was stupid enough to keep as he talks) is eight conferences. You got rus Bowl. goodpeople, we got good players, we've attendance or be in a conference that the ball. the Big East, the Big Ten, the Big Twelve, Now what that would permit us to do, is just got to play good. averages 12,000 in attendance to be in But Goforth wasn't stupid, which used to be the Big Eight, the SEC, ... right\now, when we schedule, we G-A: As far as the restructuring of the this group. And can only give 70 percent of yet he always kept the ball, the ACC, the PAC 10, the WAC and the can't, .we'd like to schedule at least one I- NCAA goes, and the possibility of GSU the grants-in-aid and so forth. So we'll try and was never caught, not new conference. They would make up I-A. A team, but if don't have to win eight becoming a I-ANassociate, do you have a to get the lines drawn there, which will once. Even fourth and fifth What they want to be able to do is vote games to get in the playoffs, see when you timetable for whehxthis might happen? take these people out (smaller I-AA graders couldn't catch Goforth, together. They already got all the money schedule a Miami, now you can only lose BW: Yeah, here's the timetable. Janu- schools) so we can have association with who was tricky and fast as for the bowl games, they already got the two (laughs;) the rest of the season, but ary 1996 we will vote on^restructuring of the I-A group. lightening, and like I said, national championship game. Let's put now it's possible we can play three. the NCAA. Now that getsxinto govern- G-A: So we should know something on N could dance and run at the Notre Dame in there too. G-A: Three big teams? mental things and how the NCAA this by ...? same time. Now, who does that leave out? That BW: Yeah. And playing in the South- beauracracy is set up. And we'll have BW: January 1996 on the restructur- There are times I wonder leaves out the Mid-American, that leaves ern Conference, all we have to do is win it Division III, Division II and Division I and ing, January 1997 on the membership. what happened to Goforth, who out the Big West, that's about 12 teams to get to the championship game, win the I-AA...and there are 1,000 schools voting We'll be able to start to see it starting to had great natural talent and over the country in there. You still have championship game and go to the bowl. and it's pretty unwieldy, and so presi- form, although it changes and hasn't much courage. some Virginia Techs, or some East Caro- There aren't anypolls, we win it outright dents, because of some of the I-A problems moved as fast as we thought it was going linas sitting out there with no place to go on the field. So v

II GILBERT NEVER TOLD THE GUYS RE DIALED HIS GIRL 1-800-COLLECT FOR FEAR THEY'D ACCUSE HIM OF BEING THE SENSITIVE TYPE. te >7 of it ir t- 5e e- V- re a- iS

:i- in at in of ry ill A th

>n r- P- to l't ig ar in it. o- ta ie n. 1-800-COLLECT U ks es SaveThe PeopleYou Call Up To 44%. ve v- th y- ss ve .o- ig lie so lie tie to t's in m el iorge-Anne Thursday, April 13,1995 — Page WAGNER Continued from page 6 BETWEEN there. We have to handle those. BW: The plan will be done sports in the last 10 years. So We need to go into Hanner this spring. And we hope to get that's a yes. Then we go to the THE Arena... that needs to be dressed some of the parts of it done, de- next one. Have you accomodated I up. It's not a bad arena, but its pending on how the budget works the interest of women on cam-1 LINES been sitting the same way for 20 out and how much money we can pus. Now, that's women in inter-1 1 ) something years. We need some raise. collegiate athletics. In other! JOHNMIMOKD new seats and some paint and G-A: Gender equity, sir. I was words, are there women on this I some carpet down there. told that now the number of campus who want to play inter-1 We haven't had coaches of- women student-athletes has to collegiate athletics who wel Cheap seats are best fices ... football coaches are still be proportional to the number of haven't provided an opportunity t Baseball is a game that die- working out of the concession women on campus ...? for. So, how do you find that out? I hards like myself find difficult stands. We got four coaches in BW:. There are three tests to We look at club sports. We may I to detach themselves from. the concession stand along with gender equity. The first test is probably in the next two years do [' Once you've become a fan of the popcorn and mice and the proportionality (here Dr. Wagner some type of survey. But as longl the game, it's really hard to get roaches. Been there for 14 years. starts writing on his legal pad as we're out of proportionality! it out of your blood, even if the See we've grown, the athletic again). And right now we have we have to meet the other two? major-league ballplayers are department had 17 people to 77 about 45-55 percent women. We tests, so if there's a group oft whining, moaning and groan- people since I've been here. We have 70 percent men and 30 per- women on campus who want to | ing over salary caps and collec- just haven't had office space. This cent Women participating in ath- start a team, we'd be hard pressed i tive bargaining agreements. is the first time I've had an office letics. So we're certainly not not to start a team. But collective bargaining and I've had this about two years. equal, we do not meet the test of G-A: If you had a group of I agreements and salary caps I was over in one of those little proportionality, so we go to test women who wanted to run track, f are not actually part of base- trailers... two. And that is, do you have a for example ...? ball. They are a part of the G-A: Where the boosters are history of program development BW: If women wanted to run! money-grubbing machine that now ...? for women. And we can say yes. track we'd be hard pressed not to | we know as major-league base- BW: Yeah, had a squirrel liv- We have built four women's start a track team. ball, but don't confuse it with ing in my wall and a possum real baseball. lived in my air conditioning and Real baseball involves the (laughs) fleas in the carpet and aroma of hot dogs and popcorn we won four national champion- IF YOU WANT TO MAKE IT wafting it's way through a ships. EV THE REAL WORLD, ballpark one hour before game G-A: Maybe you should go . time as the fans start to trickle back over there. SPEND A SEMESTER in. Real baseball is about get- BW: (laughs) That's right. But ting to the park five hours be- John Munford with the new school of business EV OURS. fore workouts just to hang out. SavCards outfielder Curtis Williams is in his third year in the St. Louis building being built and the Real baseball is more con- Cardinal organization. He batted .190 last year in Johnson City. school of business package from Walt Disney World Co. representatives will be on campus to cerned with bat spin races and present an information session for Undergraduate Students on Hollis moving over there and the the WALT DISNEY WORLD Summer/Fall '95 College Program; dirtiest-car-in-the-parking lot perate reach of a long fly, the little babies, kept their recreation faculty and some of contests than charging $20 for they're always hoofing it. eyes glued on what would be the nursing faculty moving over WHEN: THURSDAY, APRIL 20 AT 6:00PM an autograph and $4 for a And I can appreciate that. the final confrontation of the there will give us some coaches WHERE: ROOM 280 UNIVERSITY UNION brewski. Amidst all the hustle, there game. offices over here. So our coaches The pinch hitter, I don't Real baseball implies that was a lot of drama in Saturday will get to have some offices. We'll Attendance at this presentation is required to the players work as hard as night's game as 18-year-old even remember his name, fi- look at relocating football so our interview for the Summer/Fall '95 College Program. they can to the best of their Corey Avrard made his profes- nally ended the stalemate by other sports can have locker Interviews will be held Friday, April 21. sending a waist-high fastball The following majors are encouraged to attend: abilities. Real baseball is as sional pitching debut. Damn, rooms, we'll redo the arena, we Business, Communication, Recreation/Leisure simple as the game of pitch talk about pressure. Talk about over the bleachers in left field have a dormitory coming on line Studies, Hospitality/Restaurant Management, Travel & Tourism and Theatre/Drama. and catch — anyone can throw having a case of the nerves. for the 2-1 win. The game was that will have an academic en- Savannah's first win of the sea- Lifeguards are needed to work at our many Water a baseball. He fared well. Heck, he hancement center... tutoring pro- Parks and Resorts. Students with ANY Real baseball is a shared pitched like a seasoned pro. He son on their first home run of grams and computer labs and so major are eligible to apply. You need to game, and those who cherish got in a jam in the second with the year. hold lifeguard certification OR be a forth. strong swimmer and we'll provide the real baseball share a certain men on second and third with I couldn't have asked for a So that is supposed to be done training needed for an exciting camaraderie. You'll find your- one out. He took it easy, forced better finish. I got just what I this spring. We will have it ana- experience this summer or fall! self, like I did, talking to the himself to relax, and then wanted — I was able to relax For more information contact: lyzed for compliance with gen- Recreation & Leisure Services guy (or gal) next to you, be- struck out the next two batters and enjoy the atmosphere der equity to make sure locker Phone 681-5462 cause you're really not strang- to get out of the inning, send- without spending a fortune. rooms for men and women are ers: you've got something in ing himself en route to a nine Real baseball isn't about substantially equal and then %ffcW$*step World Co. common: a love for the sport. strikeout no-decision. Four in- money. we'll get moving on it. Where students spend a semester getting I've found a nearby place nings of shutout ball your first Real baseball is about fun. ready for the rest of their lives. G-A: So the plan will be done The Walt Disney Co. An equal opportunity employer where you can find real base- time out ain't bad at all. this spring? jball — Savannah's historic His teammates fell behind 1- Grayson Stadium, home of the 0 later in the game and before I Savannah Cardinals, a single- knew it, the ninth inning rolled A baseball farm team for the around. My friend Will and I Student Media Positions 1995-1996 St. Louis Cardinals. tried the "Shark" rally cap. And it's real baseball at real One out. We tried the "Max OThe Editor ($750 per quarter) prices. It costs $3.75 for gen- Patkin" rally cap. Two outs. eral admission (that's less than In a last-ditch effort, with Managing Editor ($725 per quarter) the price of a movie) and if you Savannah seeming to be on the eor News Editor ($700 per quarter) get there early enough, you can ropes of another loss and a »m Urav*t>rty* ©«*f »*wm»ow. •ooroto »4

The Media Committee of Georgia Southern Uni- ~l r APPLICATION FORM AND WAIVER versity announces its selection process to choose i student members of the 1995-96 broadcast and INFORMATION: Questions regarding these positions should be directed to the advisors I editorial boards of the university's official student I of the media: Robert Bohler (The GEORGE-ANNE) at 681-5933 or LB 8091; Kathy Albertson media (The GEORGE-ANNE, MISCELLANY, I (MISCELLANY) at 681-0230 or LB 8023; Laura Milner (REFLECTOR MAGAZINE) at SOUTHERN REFLECTOR, and WVGS/FM). 871-1399 or LB 8048; or Russ Dewey (WVGS/FM) at 681-5446 or LB 8041. Additional Statesboro Mall Students interested in applying for an elected po- information and interpretation of the qualifications may be obtained from the chairper- sition will be expected to present a letter of appli- son, Bill Neville (681-0069 or LB 8068). cation and/or resume to the chairperson of the Position(s) applied for (Please check ALL that are applicable): Media Committee. Student applicants must also sign a waiver (included with this advertisement) GEORGE-ANNE MISCELLANY REFLECTOR WVGS/FM which gives permission to the chairperson of the ( ) Editor ( ) Editor ) Editor ( ) Station Manager Media Committee to validate the candidate's aca- ( ) Managing Editor ) Art Director ( ) Music Director demic standing. A student may indicate the ( ) News Editor ) Managing Editor ( ) Music Archive Mgr. position(s) sought either in their letter of applica- ( ) Operations Manager tion or on the waiver form. However, a separate letter should be submitted for each medium, if a student wishes to apply for more than one me- Any student seeking a position on an editorial or broadcast board dium. must have a cumulative grade point average of at least 2.0 and QUALIFICATIONS: Specific qualifications for must not be on scholastic or disciplinary probation. If at any time persons holding board positions are listed below. a board member drops below these standards, that member must Prior experience may be considered in lieu of stated qualifications. The media are listed in al- relinquish the position. phabetical order but the board positions within each medium are listed in ranking order. I, do hereby authorize the Media Committee, in relation to the DEADLINE: The deadline for all applications for above criteria for board positions, to contact the GSU student records representatives to validate my any of these positions is Friday, April 21, at 5 p.m. academic standing for compliance. This validation may be at a time of application and at any time Applications should be sent to Bill Neville, chair- during the period I would hold a board position. person, Media Committee, in care of LB 8068, or delivered in person to Room 222, Williams Cen- Levi's ter. Signed_ LB No. 2 INTERVIEW DATE: The Committee has estab- m^^W* io%x\/ /u off lished two interview sessions for candidates. All Social Security No. Date candidates for board positions on George-Anne and Reflector Magazine MUST APPEAR person- This application/waiver form (or a facsimilie), together with a letter of application for each medium in which a position(s) is sought, should be submitted by Friday, April 21 by 5 p.m. to: Media Commit- Entire Stock ally for an interview with the committee on Thurs- tee, Bill Neville, chair, L.B. 8068, GSU, Statesboro, GA 30460. day, May 4, and for Miscellany and WVGS/FM Levi Jeans For Men on Thursday, May 11. Each interview session will Candidates for George-Anne and Reflector must be available on Thursday, May 4, and for Miscel- begin at 3 p.m. in the President's Dining Room of | lany and WVGS/FM on Thursday, May 11. All interviews are scheduled at 3 p.m., Room 101, Williams Valid Through April 30,1995 • Statesboro Mall Store Only. F.I. Williams Center (Upper Floor). I Center. ige George-Anne Thursday, April 13,1995 — Page 9

3. So ) the Musicfest '95 brings country sensation Aaron Tippin to the 'Boro lated I Special to the George-Anne cam- over the hum of the tractor," log home," he said. stayed with us." nter- The biggest event to hit the Tippin said. The Knichafoone Cowboys The group got.their start play- ither music scene of Statesboro hap- He is also a licensed pilot. hail from Albany, Ga., and got ing in small bars and finally to this pens April 22.Musicfest '95 will "At the farm I have a place for their name from a creek where the Georgia Theater in Athens. ater- bring such acts as the a runway," Tippin said. "I've the members used to hang out. During other previous perfor- » we Kinchafoonee Cowboys and coun- bought a crawler and a dump "We've all spent a lot of time mances in Statesboro, the Cow- inity try music sensation Aaron boys have packed local clubs. out? Tippin. When the group plays at may The festival will be held at Musicfest '95, they will go di- "STATESBORO FANS HAVE ALWAYS BEEN rsdo Paulson Stadium on the GSU rectly from their performance to long campus, and is sponsored by the SUPPORTIVE, AND WE'RE EXCITED ABOUT BEING A Atlanta where they are sched- ality Statesboro-Bulloch Chamber of uled to perform as the openeing ■ two Commerce and Union Produc- PART OF MUSICFEST '95. WE'LL BE ON A TIGHT act for country singer John Berry. ip of tions in conjunction with R&B "Statesboro fans have always SCHEDULE APRIL TO MAKE BOTH SHOWS, BUT nt to Productions of Nashville. 22 been supportive," Hallford said, ;ssed The winner of a local "Battle WE WOULDN'T MISS THE CHANCE TO PLAY IN "and we're exicted about being a of the Bands" competition will be part of Musicfest '95. spotlightedbeforeThe PAULSON STADIUM FOR PEOPLE WHO'VE BEEN "We'll be on a tight schedule Kinchafoonee Cowboys take the April 22 to make both shows, but WE'RE stage as Tippin's openening act. BEHIND OUR MUSIC FROM THE START. we wouldn't miss the chance to The highlight of Musicfest '95 LOOKING FORWARD TO A GREAT SHOW!" play in Paulson Stadium for is "working man" and body- people who've been behind our builder Aaron Tippin. — BRAD HALLFORD music from the start. We're look- Tippin was raised in South OF THE KNICHAFOONEE COWBOYS ing forward to a great show!" Carolina and attributes his suc- Tickets for Musicfest '95 can cess to traditional values and a be ordered by phone at 1-800- work ethic he learned from his truck and I'm going to work on hunting, fishing and singing 351-7469 or 681-0123. parents. leveling it out and getting the songs in the area of Kinchafoonee A service charge will be added Tippin has been a hit on the runway ready to go. Creek near Albany," said lead to all tickets purchased by phone. country charts with four albums, "Even though I've finally got- guitarist Brad Hallford. "For a Reserved seats are $12 and including his latest Lookin'Back ten to the point where I could lack of a better name when we general admission is $10. At Myself, which features such afford a nice house in a ritzy started the band, we chose the GSU student tickets are avail- hits as Working Man's Ph.D. suburb, I'm out here building a Kinchafoonee Cowboys and it able for $8.50 with a student I.D. He has opened for country leg- ends Reba Mclntire, Hank Williams,Jr. and Brooks and Dunn. He hit the Nashville music ATTENTION STUDENTS scene in 1990, and with his mix of honky-tonk licks, sentimental ballads and high-energy perfor- Women's Family Planning and Gynecological mance style quickly brought him recognition and ldts of fans. Exams are Now Scheduled at the Health Center Tippin is also a competitive bodybuilder. by Appointment Only "I've learned through body- building, there's virtually noth- ing I can't do if I put my mind to it," he said. For an Appointment "Bodybuilding gives me psy- chological relief and being an or for More athlete helps me put on a better show. I found out from body- building that things happen Information Call: when you stick with them," Tippin said. Despite his success, Tippin still has a down-to-earth atti- Patricia McBride tude who remembers his roots. He runs his own tractor on his 681-5641 350- acre farm outside of Nash- ville. He said farming has helped him develop his sound. "I had to learn how to sing The Kinchafoonee Cowboys will be the opening act •T-.I—I—I—I-.T—I—I—I—I—I—I—I—I—I—I—I—I—I—I—I^I^Ii Convert Your Car Into A Concert Hall The George-Anne is looking for the Without Spending A Fortune! ten most beautiful women and ten JVC most beautiful men JVC on campus. If you 12-DISC CD CHANGER I IIN-DASH CD PLAYER KD-GS240 know anybody who U-Haul qualifies, drop by We rent Trucks & Trailers the Williams We sell U-Haul boxes! Center Room 223 ■ 12-Disc changer Across Town or Across Country • 1-bit DA converter CD-PLAYER | • Direct disc loading • 1-bit DA with a picture, the ■ 8fs digital filter converter • High-percision3-beam laser Reserve Now for summer vacation • High-percision 3-beam laser pickup pickup • Track-error recovery system candidate's name ' Track-error recovery system • Anti- shock/vibration mechanism ' 2-Way installation (horizantal or vertical) • Track direct acess (1-6) • Random, Skip, and phone number Lowest Prices In Town • Hung mounting cable Search, Repeat, Endless play, Intro scan • Extra XC-M120 magazines optionally • Last-position memory or just mail it to available (for 5'CDs TUNER_ ' ES tuner with 24 station presets Landrum Box 8001. (18 FM + 6 AM) • Preset scan, Seek Call 489-2808 $44900 Installed up/down • AFNS • Stereo/Mono button Across from Wal-Mart • European tuning switchable ■T—T—I—I—T-.T—T—I—T—T-.T—T—I—I—I—I—I—I—I—I—I-^F=E 9 AMPLIFIER 4-Channel amplifier • electronic JVC control • 4-channel power fader • Hyper-Loudness QHlSJufiiQ ' Digital clock -Power antennas lead HIGHPOWER DETACHABLE •Front or rear mountable design • Detachable trim plate FACE CASSETTE DECK $29900 Installed KS-RT45 JVC" THREE-WAY SPEAKERS is Now Taking Applications for Map Sponsors TUNER 1 PLL syntesizer tuner with 20 station 6"x9" (15 FM + 5 AM) • Presscan • seek up/down CS-HX6930 for 95-96 ■ AFNS • Stereo/Mono button • European tuning switchable Minimum Requirements: TAPE ' U-turn auto reverse 'Smart mechanism • EHP head • 2.5 Adjusted GPA AMPLIFIER, Active Hyper-Bass • Bass/ treble controls fHrS • Power fader • Not Enrolled in Learning Support Classes •120 watt max. music power GENERAL | • Digital clock • Power antenna lead • Hyper Neo Olefin cone woofer • A Genuine Willingness to Assist Minority Freshmen Front or rear mountable design • Detachable trim plate • Strontium mgnet • Dual-equalized woofer • Angled-mounting PEI cone midrange units All applicants are encouraged to attend an information session: $23900 Installed • Rolled butyl ribber edge • Heat-resistant voice coil $11900 Tuesday, April 25 Union Room 273 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 26 Union Room 271 5 p.m. Thursday, April 27 Union Room 275 6 p.m. Application Packets and more information are available at the Office ADVANTAGE of Multicultural Programs, Rosenwald 289 or call 681-5409. All materials will be due May 5. Interviews will begin May 11 CABLE SYSTEMS MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN A FRESHMAN'S LIFE ICollege Plaza 681-6899 Statesboro J *Normal Installation Does Not Include Any Necessary Kits Top 10 uses for an old shoe 10. Dog's chew toy "Mo 9. Ferret play house are crov 8. Throw at noisy neighbors wan 7. Spare slipper tog 6. Voodoo charm 5. Flower pot 4. Bug trap 3. Change holder 2. Furniture leg bracing 1. Clutter Page 10 — Thursday, April 13,1995 Statesboro has a WVGS Spring Quarter Schedule -ft new restaurant I TIME MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY By Brian Myler 7-9 Tracy Smith Tracy Smith Tracy Smith Tracy Smith Tracy Smith Off Air OffAir pepper was added to spice it up a Trick 1 Good* ENOUGH Hangover Staff Writer JOSH BASS touch. Welcome back to the first Midway through the soup, the 9-11 Gil Gordon Daniel Snow Tracy Vamefl Daniel Snow T.B.A. OffAir OffAir Last week's best offering, spring revue of Statesboro's area server brought out the meal. I FUNK Variety Trick 2 Variety Progressive

Dayroom at Blind Willie's went eateries. had ordered the teriyaki shrimp 11-1 Mefinda Burnett Bo Baker Mefinda Burnett James McNally Marianne Fortino Douglas Reagan Ton i a D Owens as expected. A small group This week we are going to take ($3.95). Variety Variety Variety Variety UtinTempersdMetaiChick Celtic/Irish Gospel showed up to hear the band, a look at the Hibachi Grill. It is All entrees were served with 1-3 Carolyn Duttweier Ben Davis Cariton Dickers on Can Hunt Neal Stanton Mike Rock Marcel Rivera but the response was good. located at 724 Northside Drive vegetable and fried rice. New Stuff Progressive SUCK Progressive Industrial Variety Latin They did play very well. East in front ofWal-Mart, where When she brought it out, I Local Goth-Pop band, Pulse, Gabby^ was once located. noticed immediately the healthy 3-5 StephanwSantotpirtto Mary Am Hagan Rotie Salley Aaron Kleki Kevin Skene Micheal Rtzpatrick Dj Gemini Stud Rock Hard Stuff Brtchmagnet Sub-Pop-Rocks Buzz dip has released a seven-inch The Hibachi grill is a Japa- portion they had served. My Varitey Hip-Hop single, Isis. Recorded at Beaten nese restaurant that serves shrimp contained cabbage, cel- I 5-7 Megyn Taback Craig Hamachek Tracy LsBarbera P.J. Ferlrta Josh Bass Robert Meecham Lester Best Path in Augusta with the B- somewhat of a limited menu, but ery, broccoli and zucchini. Progressive Progressive Chick Music BubblegurnPopFavorites Good Stuff Hard Stuff rfip-Hop side taking form at Standard the reasonable prices more than The fried rice was served in an Records in Savannah, the re- make up for this shortcoming. 7-9 Jazz/awing Matt Bit TrippWest James S after Brian Estes Kevin Hofiday Jennifer Futch equally healthy portion as well. Hardcore/Ska Import Dance Gothetage of denial Progressive HokyWood Hip-Hop lease follows months of re- Appetizers range in price from Unfortunately, this is about hearsing, giging and saving. a chicken wing for 65 cents,to all I can say about the Hibachi 9-11 Jazz/swing Wade Page Stephen Davis Afi Streetman Joe & Doug Jim Porter NATIVE 0-12) Statesboro's only record la- yakiniku for $1.95. Entrees at Grill. The food was allright, but Hardcore/Ska Electro Gothic/European Jazz/Pofca/Kues Progressive Hip-Hop bel, Exquisite Feline is the re- the Hibachi range from deluxe nothing that would make you sit 11-1 Alison Rudnick Carmen Rivera Ryan King Stephanie Terry Jody 0'Donnell Chris Garchaw Ben Esque 112-21 leasing agent. The art-work vegetables ($1.95) to teriyaki down and write a surprise letter Progressive Hardcore/Ska Electro The Four Hour Variety Industrial Hjp-Hop racing the covers was produced chicken and grilled seafood for to your parents. But, it is worth Gothic/Industrial by Erin Garrett and is the most $4.25, with these two being the going out and giving it a try, 1-3 Chris Sikes Craig Meera Laura Mier If you need to be John Davidson T.BA OffAir Progressive Hardcore/Ska Industrial depressed Show! This is Rock Progressive Music intrinsically artistic of any I've highest priced entrees on the maybe on your way to Wal-Mart a happy one!!!! Trust me it's on the seen on a record in a while. menu. one day. Stephanie Terry airi The sound on the single is The Grill has tried to achieve For those of you who are envi- 3-7 off Air Off Air Off Air Off Air OffAir OH Air great, but doesn't come close to a Japanese motif in the restau- ronmentally conscious, the Hi- off air the live experience. The band rant but you can't escape the bachi Grill may not be for you, plays Augusta and Columbia, sensation of eating Japanese in because everything they served Did you know that there is an official campus radio of music. Interviews with bands playing local venues t S.C., this weekend and travels a diner. was in or on a Styrofoam con- station? Known by many affectionate euphemisms; are frequently offered as well as information on [■ to Greensboro, S.C., and Ath- On this day, I had a late lunch tainer. If you can get past that The progressive/alternative, The voice of Georgia where bands are playing and other area events, | ens in coming weeks with fu- around 3 p.m. It was very quiet drawback, the Grill is the perfect Southern, The Veeg, VGS, Toxic Radio and We For information on happenings, requests and other | ture Florida dates planned. so service was quick. place to take a date for an inex- Very Good Station, WVGS 91.9 FM strives to bring chit-chat, 681-5525 is the number in the control The week's offerings are not I started out with the seafood pensive meal and get full before music largely ignored, but equally fine to GSU. The room. DJs will fill most requests for non-mainstream that great. soup as an appetizer (95 cents). a heavy night of beer swilling. programming this quarter has been formatted to songs. Use the above schedule to keep track of air Legends now has "Seinfeld" The soup was served very hot But if you're looking for some offer specialty nights. From 5 p.m. until 1a.m. the and format times. Tune in for an alternative edge in night on Thursdays. The tubes and contained crab, baby shrimp, exotic Japanese cuisine, then you shows have been grouped to provide similar styles radio. will be tuned in to NBC and mushrooms and scallions, with better head on down to Savan- the specials will be as zany as the usual water based broth. It nah because it won't be found at the show. The Drunks play the was pretty tasty after a little the Hibachi Grill. cafe tonight. Blind Willie's has Floyd's $2.99 per min. c Must be 18 yrs. % 6§l-6765 f' LOCATION : THE UNION COMMONS Procall Co. (602) 954-7420 m^sZ^C^ 'fr* && -c TIME: 9-3 vn -c ELECTIONS FOR : PRESIDENT ■ c -t

t V.P. OF AUXILLIARY AFFAIRS -e -t

Sublease own bedroom. Players Club townhome. $161.26/mo plus 1/3 utilities Roommate needed ASAP for 2 bdrm apt. 01'Announcements 16'Personal Female preferred. W/D, DW, close to 11'Help Wanted for summer quarter. Call Jennifer at Bicycle child carrier(seat)-852-5278. campus. Call Mary at 764-3553. Any Junior Political Science major 681-5136. Thanks. ATTENTION: EARN MONEY READING Any Junior Political Science major $200/mon. For those who live in Sussex Commons interested in attending Impact Energy at BOOKS! interested in attendin Impact Energy at Sublease Plantation Villa Apartment #10 and don't feel safe call 871-7766. Lake Lanier Islands contact Connie at Up to $500 weekly. Choose subject Lake Lanier Islands contact Connie at Roommate needed ASAP! Georgia Villas 871-7117 by April 10. for summer quarter: Two bedroom, one Leslye would like to be your Mary Kay matter. For more details call: 871-7117 by April 10. bath at $410/mon; walking distance to #17. Fully furnished shared bedroom close to campus. $135/mo please call Regina or Consultant. FREE facials! We have Attention Pet Owners! Do you have and l-(206)-362-4304 ext E0055. GSU; call 681-8400 or 871-4959. Valerie 681-6766. products for MEN. Don't be shy. Call exotic pet? If so, then we would like to CRUISE SHIPS HIRING-Travel the world 17«Pets & Supplies Sublease your own bedroom in Player's 681-9745. Gift baskets for Spring. knowand write about it. Call Julie at the Roommate needed for summer, fall, and while earning an excellent income in the Club townhome Summer Qtr. Only Reflector at 681-5305. winter. Private room in a new home only 2 Cruise Ships & Land Tour Industry. 10x20 dog pen for sale. Great condition. $161.25/mon + 1/3 util. Please call 1/2 miles from campus. $225/mon. Call ATTENTION: The George-Anne screens Seasonal & full-time employment $200. 871-4462, 489-2837 Jennifer 871-5136. Thanks. Lisa 489-5902. all classified ads prior to publication. The available. No exp necessary. For info. Call To Buy: Bootleg and rare CD's from Bob newspaper strives to accept ads for 1-206-634-0468 ext. C53945 A cage for any type of small animal. Gives Sublease: 2 bdrm, 2 bath W/D, $158/mon + Dylan, 10,000 maniacs, Pink Floyd. Call them room to run. 5x2x2. Must see to Roommate needed to sublease spring legitimate products & services only. 1/3 util. Shared room. Possibly own room. 871-5499. HELP WANTED!!!!! ATTENTION! GSU appreciate. Perfect for snakes, bunnies, quarter at Stadium Walk $225 plus Students are urged to exercise caution Willing to compromise on June rent. Can STUDENTS FULL TIME INCOME, PART utilities. 871-4684 ask for Jaime. Want to play tennis, so do I! Call Ben at when replying to ads, particularly those birds, reptiles or others. $150obo. Call be out ASAP. 681-8451 TIME WORK CALL! 489-5998. Renee 681-2524. 681-.8686. which ask for money or a credit card Summer sublease at Player's Club number in advance of delivery of products If you are going to Miami, Pompano Attention Pet Owners! Do you have an Apartments. Two roommates needed. Only 21'Services Wanted: Mtn. Bike, no more than two or services. Students are also urged to Beach, or Ft. Lauderdale for Easter, exotic Pet? If so, then we would like to $145/mon. + util. Call Kara or Jana years old. Must be in good shape Trek, report to the newspaper (at 681-5418) any please call Mona at 871-4981. I will help write about it. Call Julie at the Reflector 681-9088, leave a message! For cleaning or small repairs to you guns, G.T., etc. No Huffies! Call after 12 noon. suspicious offers they might see in the with gas. Thanks. at 681-5305. call 681-9803, ask for Brian. Phillip 681-3504. classifieds. Remember, if an offer seems Tired fo roommates? Tired of paying too Wanted: Software and or hardware for too good to be true, it probably is. Job opening for Cotton Pest Management. For Sale: Ball Python, very tame with 45 much? 1BR/1BA with new carpet. If you would like to have BRAIDS call Scout to work with farmers in Candler gallon tank and many accesories. Asking Available march 19th. Stadium Place. Chastidy at 681-9264. I have affordable IBM 286 computer. Call 871-7348. Delta Sigma Pi is having its spring County. Applicants must be able to travel $125 nego. Ask for Matt 681-8529. Also for 871-7554 please leave message. prices and 2 years experience. Call for an Would like to buy TI-82 or TI-85 quarter smokers on APril 12th and April within the county. Job will begin the 2nd sale small Iguana. appointment today! calculator. Call Beverly 681-8771. Leave a 13th at 8:30pm in the Russell Union. week of June and continue for the next 14 For sale: Iguana w/ custom-built cage. Lawncare, not lawn cutting. Professional message. Casual dress. All interested business weeks. Salary for full time $250/week. Two sub-leasers needed for summer Heat rock, bowls, heater, light. Everything work, fair prices. Fee estimates weed majors and faculty members are invited to Interested person should pick up quarter. Fully furnished apartment with applications at the Candler County $150. Call 842-5527. Leave message trimming, fertilizing, edging, yard Free Planetarium shows every Wednesday private bedroom in Stadium Walk. Call Extension Office in Metter, located at 316 cleanup. Flexible hours, weekends. Call at 11am. Doors close at 11:10am. All Red tail boa and tank for sale $150. Call Jajuana or Vernanda at 871-7783 and W. Broad St. Or call 685-7408. 764-3742. Ask for Doug or James. students, staff, and faculty are invited to 681-6572 or come by Campus Courtyard leave a message. attend. Come gaze at the stars while the LIFEGUARDS, POOL MANAGERS, 119. Need gifts for spring! Mary Kay baskets Wanted: 3 or 4 people to sublease are available. Free facials! Men are sun is still high! SWIM COACHES, SWIM apartment for the summer with option to INSTRUCTORS, SUMMER POSITIONS welcomed too. Call Leslye at 681-9745. OH, I FDFWTD ToNG DISTANCE DISCOUNTS!!! Save lease next year. Apartment has been AVAILABLE IN NORTH METRO 18'Photography 50% or more call anywhere in U.S. At $.14 remodeled! New carpet, paint & Word Perfect Typing in my home. Quick f WHO'S SUBURBAN ATLANTA AREA. wallpaper! Located in Towne Club. Will turnaround. Good prices. Penny 681-6967. 1/2 per minute or less. No surcharge Nikon EM, 50mm lkens, 70-162mm zoom, PlA£ePTHATAP CERTIFICATIONS CLASSES negotiate price & free couch! Call THAT, calling cards, 800 numbers 681-2399. Vivitar 200mm zoom. Thristor 2500 flash F£>& ATHIP-P AVAILABLE. CALL SWIMATLANTA 871-7792. TT-IPP? Agent. POOL MANAGEMENT, 992-7665. $200 obo. Call Bryan 681-7840. 22'Sports & Stuff fU>DMMAT&. NO The GSU Chapter of Habitat for S&NS6 PAVIH& LIFEGUARDS: Trinity Pools is now hiring Humanity International will meet on lifeguards, managers, swim coaches, swim 20-Roommates For sale: Sinisale chest protector brand FOP THAT P00M Tues., Apr. 11 at 6pm in Union rm. 270. 19«Rentals& Real Estate new $75 obo; motocross boots Alpine Stars instructors, communication directors, and Call Ben 764-7636 for more info. 1 female roommate needed to sublease for WHfcNWeCAN service technicians for the Metro Atlanta, Tech3 $150 oro - new size 13. Call - $539 FOR THE QTR summer quarter. $490/qtr. Willing to P£UT IT OUT.,. " Nashville, and Birmingham areas. Full 842-5527. Top quality GRE study books will be sold $160/mon with $50 deposit. Across the negotiate. Free water, HBO and cable. and part time summer positions are in the Rotunda on Wed. April 12 from street from campus. Microwave, own Call 871-7988. 11am to 1pm. Come check them out! available. For info call (404) 242-3800. bedroom/shared bath, washer/dryer, 23-Stereo & Sound dishwasher, great roommates. Call Hughie 2 females for Fall 1995. Own bedroom. Mature and responsible person with 681-2417 + leave message. Share bathroom. W/D. 1994 trailer in Day-care experience seeking baby sitting 2 12" KICKERS IN CARPETED BOX Johnson's Mobile Court. I mile from 03«Autos for Sale job. Call 681-9577 and ask for Michele. WITH GRILLS. GREAT SOUND. $125 3 bedroom Double wide mobile home $500, campus. Call Renee at 871 -7955. W/D hook up central H/A, call Mary NEGOTIABLE. 681-7861. 1984 Jeep CJ-7, 6 cyl w/ 4 sp, hard and MODELS needed for drawing class 1 pm Bishop 764-6774 day, Charlette Shuman Christian roommate wanted for summer - bikini tops, looks & runs good, $5000. Call to 5pm Tues. And Thurs. 4/11 thru 6/1. Fender Twin Chorus Amp 100 watts. 842-2750 after 5:00. private room in a new home only 2 1/2 That's Right! Jason at 823-3663 after 7pm Contact Pat Walker 681-5918 or Cindy Excellent cond. Sounds great. $400 or best miles from campus.$235/mo includes all Brogdon 681-5358 to leave message. offer. 681-8108, leave message. You can find that 1987 Ford ESCORT GT. 5 speed, stereo, Apartment for sublease starting June. One utilities. Call Lisa 489-5902. bedroom, 1 bath, tennis courts, swimming good user car. $1800. Please call 681-4040. NOW HIRING!!! LIFEWGAURDS!!! For Sale: Kenwood Pro logic Receiver 210 pool across 301 from campus. 871-3562 or Female roommate needed ASAP to roommate by placing Salary ranges - $1,500 to $4,000. Send watts with remote. Used only 1 month. 871-4517. Leave message. sublease summer qtr. Hawthorne 2. Own 1991 Pontiac Sunbird LE resumes to: Professional Pool Care, Inc., Still have box and manual. Asking $250. an ad in the CONVERTIBLE. Loaded, 55k miles, red bdrm and bath. Rent $225 neg. 871-3979. 3390 Old Klondike Road, COnyers, GA 489-5353. w/white top, call 852-9022 evenings. Ask for Kristi. 30207 or call 404-981-0892 Available Fall Qtr. Park Place Apt. 2 For sale: Rockford Fosgate 15" woofers 1993 Ford Explorer 55k miles. Beige. Call bedroom, 2 bath. Furnished or Female roommate needed for 96-96 year. 2 George Anne's Part-time position. News reporter/writer. and punch 75 amp. Excellent conditon! 852-5278-after 6pm or leave message. unfurnished $475/mon. Small deposit. bdrm, 1 bath furnished. $220/mon at Must have flexible schedule, good $350 price negotiable. Call 871-3681. 681-7769, leave message. Stadium View. Please call Tracie at Classified Ads section grammar, language, typing, and 1993 Ford Ranger XLT Extra Cab, V6, 681-7011, non-smoker and heat. Living FOR SALE: Two 15" kicker competition note-takingskills. ContactMandy Byram, Campus Courtyard Apt. #106, has a large Cruise, excellent cond. Call 764-5292. habits preferred. speakers. Great condition. $200 or best Come by room 223 Editor, The Claxton Enterprise, bedroom available with a 1/2 bath and offer. Call Donnie at 681-3003. 82 Honda Accord Hatchback Auto, 90 K (912)739-2132. spacious closet. The apartment is Non-smoker. Furnished room. of the Williams Center. miles only. Very good condition. $1200. furnished. Please call 681-7098 or (813) Washer/dryer. Rent negotiable. Share RESIDENTIAL CAMP STAFF. Camp 871-7293 evenings. 799-4415 for information. utilities. 5 miles from campus. Leave As an added plus if Jened serves adults who have a wide 27«Wanted message Annette 488-2273. 86 Chevy Cavalier, 4 door, auto, radio, range of disabilities. Join our summer Campus Courtyard/2 bedroom, 2 bath you're a student it's new battery, good tires, clean inside, runs staff and have an incredible experience townhouse. Need to sublease July and Roommate nee'de: Own bed, bath, washer, Need person(s) to take over lease. good. $700 681-5536 (day), 681-6341. working in the Catskill Mountains in New August. $600/mon. Freshly dishwasher, 1/2 util., $175/mon. Call Eric Stadium Walk Apt. #77. $430/mon. 2 free! York. Jobs available for counselors, painted/furnished/clean. Call 681-8312, 871-7348 bedrooms, 1 bath. Contact Michelle FOR SALE: 1989 Honda Civic LX 89,000 leave a message. miles. Good condition, $5400. Day phone program staff, cooks and nurses. Season 681-8397. (912) 526-1235, night phone (912) runs from June 1 through August 17. Good Condo for sale: Eagles COurt, 2br, 2ba, 537-1306. salary, room and board, and partial travel freshly painted, new carpet, room up to expense. Call 914-434-2220, or write four. Under $40,000 - call 681-8771 or ) For sale: 83 Ford LTD. 3.8 It engine, A/C, Camp Jened P.O. Box 483, Rock Hill, New (912) 953-4266. ) cruise control, power steering, new transmission, new starter, very cleas. - The George-Anne is looking for Desperately seeking two people to )■ Asking $1500. Call 871-4986. experienced photographers. Pick up an sublease! June rent PAID! Great 2br, lba )■ application top floor of the Williams across from campus. Call Heather or Anna ) ) ■ Center Rm. 223. at 681-8495. 3 George-Anne 04*Auto Parts, Repair ) Female subleaser needed for summer ) 12«Lost& Found quarter. Share bedroom and bathroom. ) For sale- 4 265-75-16" tires for 25 each. 871-5033. Campus Courtyard. $125/mon. Fully ) Lost one pearl earring and one gold furnished. Call 681-8343. Ask for Amie. ) For sale: 4 "195-75-14" tires. Good elephant earring. If found, please call For rent: female needed to sublease for ) condition $25 set. 764-5314. 681-799L ) spring and summer quarters. Own For Sale: Four Ultra Type 25 directional Lost Sunday 4/9/95. Tortoise shell bedroom and bath. $160/mo plus utiliteis. I wheeels with 265/50/15 BFG T/A Radials eyeglasses lost in the library. Call Rodney Call 681-4494 for more info. Needed ) mounted and balanced asking $250 OBO. 681-8587. ASAP. ) Call Aaron at 681-4402. ) HOUSE FOR SUBLEASE!!!! 3 bedroom ) 13'Miscellaneous for Sale house in quiet area needed to sublease for ) 05*Business Opportunities Summer. Bedrooms bigger than any Winner of 11 awards in the 1994 ) $350, computer system: Mac Plus, 4MB apartments and not far from campus. ) ALASKA SUMMER EMPLOYMENT - RAM, 45MB hard drive, ImageWriter II $150/mon + utilities. 3 bedrooms available. ) Students Needed! Fishing industry. Earn printer, modem. Call Dr. Hu 681-0891 or Fully furnished. Call Melissa at 764-3421 ) up to $3,000-6,000+ per month. Room and e-mail Ykh at GSU. Cs. Gasou. Edu. if interested. Georgia College Press Association Board! Transportation! Male or Female. 1995 Specialized Rockhopper with Ultra HOUSES & APTS AVAILABLE No experience necessary. Call (206) components. 15.5" frame. Selling because SEPT. 1, NO PETS i\ 545-4155 ext A53943. too big. 871-3943. Ask for Becky or leave ALL UTILITIES FURNISHED ) ■ message. AT 602 S. COLLEGE APTS. Better Newspaper Contest ) NEED RELATED STUDENTS iiss^w-'i.i:' .' ■ ■::::;:::::^;;:rj:.^;--'; ) 07«Education Bridgestone Mountain Bike. Excellent FOR 4 BR HOUSES. JAMES M. HOOD, ) condition. Hardly ridden. Park green. Call 764-6076. ) FREE FINANCIAL AID! Over $6 billion Russell 871-4611. ) in private sector grants and scholarships Male sub-leaser needed for summer qtr. ) is now available. All students are eligible For sale - calculator TI-81 for only $60. It $150/mon + util. At Player's Club. Call > regardless of grades, income or parent's has been used on one quarter. If interested Ryan at 871-3667 or leave message. . First Place for General Advertising income. Call Financial Services call 681-7171 and ask for Dayvener. ) Thank you. Need a room this summer? Try Bermuda J 1-800-263-6495 ext F53943. Run Apartments! I'm subleasing an Apt. J FOR SALE: Ti-81 graphing calculator, For summer qtr! You get: Private room, ) brand new, 50 features. Retails at $90. bathroom, W/D! Only $200/mon + util! LB Excellence ) 08-Freebies Yours for just $60 OBO. Call Rizzo at 20304. ) 681-6666. ) FREE to a good home: baby hamsters. Need an apartment summer quarter? 1 ) 871-6939. For Sale: Beaded dress. Perfect for bdrm apt. At Pinehaven. $300/mon. pageant or formal. 681-2170, must sell. Furnished if needed. Lease for 3 months or > For Sale: Dorm size refrigerator, brand year. Call Bryan at 681-8655. Leave ) 09>Furniture & Appliances new, still in box $100. Washing machine, message. • ) large capacity, good condition. $50. Call Need to sub-let room for spring/summer Second Place for Best Layout and J Almost new 2-recliner sofa; new $600; sell 823-3957. Leave message. ) for $225. Call Doug 587-5052. 95. Campus Courtyard. 4 bedroom, 2 bath For sale: Panasonic KX-PI080i dot matrix apt. Call Leanne 706-235-3014. ) BEDROOM SET, queen Sealy posturpedic printer, excellent condition only $60. Need WF to sublease apartment near firm mattress and boxspring, matching Smart One 2400/1200 modem only ,$20, Design Excellence oak headboard, nightstand and dresser, campus. $200/mon + 1/2 utilities. Own with Bitcom Software and free CompuServe ) very attractive contemporary style, like bedroom. Share bathroom. W/D. Call membership. Contact Mike 681-5541 or new, $550, 871-7224. Kristin at 764-4267. > 764-8621. Needed someone to sublease for summer ) Bedroom set, like new, queen bed,' FOR SALE: Snowboard-Burton Air qtr. Fully loaded with private bedroom matching oak headboard, dresser, night $225-get ready for next season. Also, and bath. Will work out deal for the whole > stand, $550. Small dining table with 2 camoflauge Army uniforms, ammo quarter. Call Chad 764-3836. chairs $100. 871-7224. pouches, web belt, and combat boots size Third Place for General Photography 10 1/2. Cheap prices on equipment. New 3 bdrm, 2 1/2 bath apt for sublease DINING/KITCHEN TABLE, 3'x3' square starting Junel; fully furnished; opt foryr butcher block with 2 light tan leather and For sale: Women's wetsuit. Fathom, 5 mm, lease in Sept; opt to purchase furnishings chrome chairs, like new, $100, 871-7224. size 5, blue, pink, black, 2 piece. Worn only at end of sublease; close to GSU; call three times. $400 and up new. Asking For sale - soft brown full-size pull-out 68i-0855 or 764-3402. Excellence $250, negotiable. 489-6524. Rachel. couch/bed. $125 delivered. Excellent Sub-lease for spring and summer in ) condition. 839-3878 leave message. Kawaski JS550 Jet-ski. Strong running Southern Villa Apt. #8. Rent is $205/mon and virtually maintainence free. 40+ mph per person. Unfurnished. Call Rhonda at )■ For sale: twin bed $25; two cream dressers a $1300. Yamaha 250cc Exciter, under 5000 681-9202. Leave a message. J50 each. Call Kathy 681-1633. miles. Excellent cond. Blu/chrome. $750. ) Sublease 2 bedroom townhouse in Player's King sizw=e waterbed bookcase headboard Call 489-2557. To advertise with an award .Club this summer. Fully furnished. with mirror & fluu flotation. Walnut color, $150/mon. Call Joey 871-3667. 1 set of sheets. $100. Call Michelle at Laser computer /monitor and printer, good 681-5906 condition $250. Call after 7:30pm. Sublease a 2 bedroom, furnished winning newspaper call MICROWAVE, brand new never used apartment for summer quarter. $300 for 2 Specialized M2 Stumpjumper 94 Red LX people or $200 for 4 people. Call 681-7653, T ' Sharp Carousel 2 with turntable, perfect Group Mavic Rims Umma Grey , new leave message. ' )- size for dorm or apartment, $75, 871-7224. tires, Mag 21, shock ringle sten, seatpost. >> Royal blue sofa and chair contemporary Call Lee 871-6971, price nego. Sublease for Spring, Summer, or either for >> style. Call 852-5278-after 6pm or leave- $150/mon. 1 bedroom at University Place. >> Wanted to sell Minolta 3X1 Autofocus Call Shelley 681-8632. 681-5418 camera, 70-210 AF, 35-70 AF, Minolta >> Tired of sleepness nights? KING SIZE 3500X1 flash. Asking $400 OBO. Call Sublease for Summer only $200/mon. Park Place #263. Call Shelley. 681-8632. y ! WATERBED. 6ftx7ft. Includes headboard, 681-6540. pads and heater, comfortable sleeper, see Sublease for summer: Park Place #237, > I to appreciate. $150. (912) 871-7660. 15*Musical private bedroom and shared bath. Just !:• Statesboro. Troy after 7pm. $216/mon +1/3 util. Call Laurie at 871-4311. ASAP. Whirlpool microwave for sale. $45. Bass player needed for orginal rock band. Georgia Southern University's I I 764-3836, Jeff. Alternative and classic rock influences. Sublease one bedroom in Campus Call Dave 865-5228 or Nate 871-7296. Courtyard for Summer Qtr. $225/mo plus )■ utilities. Call Kevin #871-6971. Thanks. official student newspaper sin >■ Fender Stratocaster guitar, mint condition, must sell, $200. Call Dan Page 12 — Thursday, April 13,1995 (porge-Anne BIKES Continued from page 1 said. "If you (students) don't ride Guide dog problems has added $50,000 worth of in a wheelchair, you don't know "Another problem we have equipment to the library and they CREATORS SYNDICATE what they have to deal with." complaints about is from the have moved classes from the GSU Public Safety Captain. blind students on campus who third floor of Hollis to the first. THATCH by JeffShesol Michael Russell offered a differ- have guide dogs," Williams said. "It doesn't sound like a big deal (moving a class to the main VOU DON'TTHINKTHATOne* ent view on the availability of "Students will start petting the INCONSIPERATC? HA.' YES. WOl.HtWfcNT the bike racks. dogs while they are working, they floor) but it is," Williams said. ?E-MeMeep.iA5Tweetc, ANP FOlPtP , INHtNILeFTMYlAMNPP/ ALL MV SHIP-T5! "The excuse that there aren't get distracted and then some- GSU and ADA PIU6P UP ONTHt KIT6H5M enough bike racks is just not times they have to be retrained." "GSU has really been super valid," Russell said. "Usually Recent Additions due to ADA (when it comes to following ADA when we get a bike (off of a rail- "We now have a Braille ma- regulations)," Williams said. ing) there is an open bike rack chine for all the campus build- "They (GSU administrators) right near the railing." ings so we can make Braille have always given 100 percent. I He also said since there has signs," Williams said. "Any build- spoke at a national convention been an increase in the enroll- ing built after 1992 must have in San Diego and GSU is known ment, there have been more stu- Braille signs." all over the country as being very dents riding their bikes on cam- Williams also said the school pro-active." pus. I'M MUGHT frGHT IN Mi PAWON? WHAT you NEEP WfcTPOUPLESWOuLP LOOK.CANT THE- MIPPL6 OF MV 15 A PROFESSIONAL NOPMAUV H SMALL POTATOES WE ALL JUST -fj QREP KOOMMATeS'FW, MEDIATOR — ANP TO HIM, BUT HE'LL NEEP THE SETALO— M0N6WM6, ANITA. 1 MNT- SGA I KNOW JUST WOP^AFTEP-WPAFFINfiUP SHOPTSTOPS! Continued from page 1 THE6US. HI* LATEST HIGH-PPOFILECASE.. ITS NO riAte for vice-president of academic ATTENTION GSU WRITERS FOMN AM/TOUR. affairs. He promises to make sure the school becomes more The George-Anne is looking for a consumer conscience with the students' educational money. He few dedicated writers. There are plans to listen to the students and hold a lot more forums than positions available in News, in the past. "I hope the whole ticket gets Features, Sports and Opinions. elected," Dickerson said. "I plan I'M WN, GENTLEMEN - TR.VINGTOGETBEMTD CHIEF-, CAN I GET VOU to make SGA more accessible to HERETO MEDIATE NOUR LIKE VOU MOPE THAN SENP ANYTHING, SEN? the student body and more ac- LITTLE SPAT PEF0P& IT MG.AREVOUZTMlNfi BAtWiP. BAt^EVOUACAtt- If you are interested, stop by RM GETS... TO ENLIST HIM ON i OR SOMETHING? tive at GSU." U&Uf. V0UR.S.IPE? Shook is running for vice- 223 in the Williams Center and OF ALL THE L-OUSV, president of academic affairs. He UNPEP-- could not be reached for com- pick up an application. HANPEP ment as press time. At the polling sites, students will present their student ID and receive a Scantron form to fill out their choices for officers. "Last year about 8 to 9 per- cent of the student body came ,_J out and voted," said Zan Smith, I ~' 1 SGA publicity coordinator. ATTENTION GSU PHOTOGRAPHERS A debate will be held Monday spoons 27KP&£?zcM at the Union Rotunda. The Graphics "Statesboro's largest selection of s loqMttg for department QUALIFTED lifers. of athletic footwear" The George Anne GET ANY T-SHIRT FOR $10.00 newspaper is WITH PURCHASE OF ANY SHOE TO RIDE. Ifyo ,RM | MOTORCYCLE OPHUTOR UCEMtt taking applications for EXPIRES 4/20/95 ; VALID WITH Unlicensed riders account for 2234 s Center and training positions in 80% of the fatalities in some states. Williams Center COUPON ONLY! So get your motorcycle operator license today. And prove i « y room 216 that you can ride safely. Ygy MOTORCYCLE SAFETY FOUNDATION^

' SOI

HOW TO GET STUFF CHEAPER. (WITHOUT POSING AS A SENIOR CITIZEN.)

Check expiration dates. If it's going bad tomorrow, it's probably on sale today.

Look for product flaws. HUNGRY AFTER A LONG DAY OF STUDYING? A scratch or a missing button means CALL DOM/NO'S- WELL DELIVER YOU A NOT bargain savings at the register. FRESH PIZZA OR BUFFALO WINGS/ Go generic. Same as name brands, without the cartoon mascots. CALL US TODAY! Servins Statesboro/GSU Buy in bulk with friends. Connect the leftover boxes to make I a human Habitrail.® 681-4326 Use a Citibank Classic card. $4A99 $44 99 If you find out you didn't pay the lowest Plus Tax Plus Tax price, Citibank Price Protection can pay 12 11 you back up to $150* TWO LARGE PIZZAS Medium Pizza with Up to 3 I Each with Up to 2-Toppings Toppinss & a 10 Piece Order of 'Naturally, conditions and exclusions apply. Learn all Buffalo Wings about it when you become a cardmember. Add 99c for each Deep .Dish Add 99c for Deep Dish Valid at participating locations. Not valid with any other offers. Valid at participating locations. Not valid with any other offers. Customer pays sales tax where applicable. Our driver's carry less Customer pays sales tax where applicable. Our driver's carry less than $20. Delivery areas limited to ensure safe driving. M995 than $20. Delivery areas limited to ensure safe driving. *1995 II I Domino's Pizza, Inc. CALL NOWI Offer ends 4/30/95 I I Domino's Pizza, Inc. CALL NOWI Offer ends 4/30/95 $B99 $41*99Plus Tax ■ 5^^^> Plus Tax LARGE PIZZA WITH CARRY OUT SPECIAL! UP TO 3-TOPPINGS Large 1-Topping Pizza Add 99c for Deep Dish Add 99c for Deep Dish Valid at participating locations. Not valid with any other offers. valid at participating locations. Not valid with any other offers. Customer pays sales tax where applicable. Our driver's carry less Customer pays sales tax where applicable. Our driver's carry less than $20. Delivery areas limited to ensure safe driving. * 1995 than $20. Delivery areas limited to ensure safe driving. • 1995 II I Domino's Pizza, Inc. CALL NOWI Offer ends 4/30/95 Domino's Pizza, Inc. CALL NOWI Offer ends 4/30/95 |