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Stratford fire leaves 82 uninjured, forces indefinite closure Nolen: 'RAs are heroes' |^p -.jH(~ Candle said to be cause through on crisis intervention and Jim Christian Jim Christian An investigation is in progress, but News Editor counselling pays off. News Editor Hawkins said that she contacted no charges are expected to be filed, about 15 RAs at 6:30 a.m. the day of said Ted Wynn, Environmental They really made the best of a very the fire to help with clean-up and Eighty-two GSC coeds escaped Safety Director for GSC. bad situation. relocation of the Stratford residents. unharmed from an early morning Several other rooms received mi- This comment was made over and None, she said, refused. "At about 7 blaze that caused extensive damage nor fire damage, in most cases be- over about the response of GSC offi- a.m., we had five or six guys go into to Stratford hall Saturday. cause the doors were left open as cials, in particular members of the the building with masks and shovels The fire, which burned three rooms students were evacuated. "Students Housing Department staff, to the to clear the halls and rooms of debris and caused considerable smoke are told every quarter during fire Stratford fire Saturday morning. so the girls could begin moving their damage to at least twenty other sec- drills to close their doors after them," According to Vice-president of belongings," Hawkins said. ond-floor rooms, started at approxi- said Housing Department Assistant Student Affairs Dr. John Nolen, it is By 10 a.m., the dorm was cleared mately 4:30 a.m. as the result of a Director Vickie Hawkins. "And this The room above, where the fire apparently started, along with three a tribute to the Housing staff that no for residents to begin going inside. candle left burning in one of the shows why," she said. one was hurt in the blaze. "Wendy others were completely destroyed by the flames. After the blaze was rooms, Statesboro Fire Department Reports indicated that one room Hawkins said that residents were extinguished (below), residents were allowed in the building to survey the (Douglas, the Stratford RA most only allowed inside with ahousing reports said. was apparently blown in from the damage and begin collecting their: belongings. responsible for evacuating the 82 staff escort. This was necessary, she A Stratford resident reportedly force of the flames and was damaged residents in the building at the time) explained, so that the disturbing awoke to find materials next to her by flames. The first floor of the two- deserves a lot of credit," he said. scene could be explained to the vic- bed aflame, apparently from a candle story building received minor dam- "It was fortunate that Wendy kept tims on an individual basis to make on a nightstand. Evidently, she tried age from water leaking through the her cool and knew what to do," Assis- the shock of actually seeing the to smother the flames with a blanket ceiling, reports said. tant Director of Housing Vickie but could not. The occupant then damage less severe. An insurance adjuster was on the Hawkins said. awoke Hall Director Stephanie Par- "Several of the girls were very scene Monday, but no damage esti- In fact, Douglas was so involved in rish who notified Public Safety to call upset, and it was up to the staff to mate had been released, said Stu- telling residents to shut their doors the fire department. help console them," she said. dent Affairs Vice-president John as they left to prevent fire damage Housing officials said many of the And evidently, the strategy Nolen. "I don't have a figure, but the that she forgot to shut her own. "And 130-resident dorm were away for the worked. 'There was no widespread damage does appear to be extensive," all of her stuff was burned," said Hall weekend, which made the evacu- Director Stephanie Parrish. panic," she said. 'The students he said. handled it very well." ation less difficult. But it was not a one-person job. According to reports, fireman ex- Over the weekend, Hawkins said, I Nolen also said that no plans to 'The whole Stratford staff deserves a tinguished the blaze in about an hour about 32 RAs, hall and area directors J rebuild and reopen the dorm will be lot of credit," Hawkins said. "This and released the building to college ' made until a settlement is reached. shows that all of the training they go See Fire, page 6 officials around 7 a.m. Victims who 'lost everything' are just 'glad no one was hurt Cathy McNamara asked. Her shoes were burned in the full of clothes." Now, Davis says, "We "It was the most devastating thing Editor fire. really don't have anything to wear." we've ever experienced," said Stam- Wendy Stambaugh and DeDe Sifting through the rubble, Stam- The clothes on their backs were baugh. "You don't realize how lucky Davis lost everything in last Satur- baugh held up a crisp, now black even borrowed, they said. you have it until you've lost every- day's Stratford fire except their jew- pair of pants, barely identifiable. Since the fire, both Stambaugh and thing." elry, a pair of sweat pants and a few "I've never even worn these." Davis have spent $300 to begin re- charred pictures. Nearby, Davis' week-old remote placing destroyed necessities: books, A positive side to the incident, they "After we got outside, I knew it was control/color television was harden- clocks, clothes and other items, all of said, was the cooperation and help bad when the blinds started melting ing after melting onto the shelf. which will be covered under their from friends and resident assistants. off the window," said Stambaugh, "It's still hard to believe that we parents' homeowner's insurance. 'The RAs were great; ever/one has whose lived next door to the room lost everything," Stambaugh says The two pointed out; however, that been so helpful," said Davis. where the fire began. now. "It feels empty," she says as not all of the residents' things will be Both Davis and Stambaugh said Peering out the dorm's lobby win- roommate Davis agrees. covered by their family's insurance. also the situation was somewhat dow, Stambaugh watched with teary One day prior to the fire, which the In addition, items such as pictures, relieved when they learned no one eyes and soot-covered hands as her girls estimate destroyed a combined yearbooks and scrapbooks are un- was injured. "We are most grateful friends carried her and her room- $20,000 worth of goods, they said able to be replaced and considered by that no one was hurt," said Stam- mate's few remaining items to a car. they joked about "not having any- the coeds to be their most valuable baugh. "Can I borrow your shoes?" she thing to wear when their closets were losses." (1-r) Shane Cobb, Traci Cobb, Wendy Stambough Date rape teleconference here Feb. 2 News briefs... By Cathy McNamara Date Rape Prevention," sponsored Editor jointly by the University of Georgia Definition GSC'S FIRST RHOADES nated by the Southeastern branch and GSC, will present participants SCHOLARSHIP FINALIST, Darrin and four of the six subject sections. One out of every five women at- with new information about the defi- Acquaintance/date rape is forced, unwanted intercourse with a Van Tassel, has been chose to repre- Prior to his election, ht served as tending college will become the vic- nition and prevalence of acquain- person you know. It is a violation of your body and your trust. It is an sent GSC at Georgia Academic Rec- chairman for the Medical arid Veteri- tim of sexual assault, according to tance rape and give them the oppor- act of violence. It can be with someone you have just met, or dated a ognition Day sponsored by Board of nary Entomology section, ile will statistics. The offender is usually an tunity to examine effective strate- few times, or even with someone to whom you are engaged. The force Regents Chancellor Dean Propst in serve as president-elect for one year, acquaintance; often, he is the vic- gies the campus can employ to de- involved can come from threats or tone of voice, as well as from Atlanta this weekend. president for another, and past- tim's date. crease the number of incidents. physical force or weapons. Experts estimate as many as 90% of all Van Tassel will have dinner at the president for a third. College campuses around the na- "Its goal is to make people aware of rapes are never reported, about 60% know their assailants. Of these, Chancellor's house and will tour the tion are plagued annually with date what constitutes date or acquain- women 15-25 years old are the majority of victims. Georgia legislature. 'THE NEED FOR CONSERVA- or acquaintance rape problems and tance rape," said Jane Thompson, TION of Natural Environments as GSC is no exception. director of special programs. "It will Seduction vs. Rape DR. JAMES H. OLIVER, JR., Call- Demonstrated by Ongoing Research To educate both male and female also bring out ways to prevent the The man feels he has merely seduced a woman; the woman feels that students, faculty and staff on date away Professor of Biology and direc- at St. Catherines Island, Ga." will be occurrence of date rape." she was raped. A useful distinction to keep in mind is that seduction rape and prevention, to train em- tor of the Institute of Arthropodology the topic presented by Island Super- Pioneers in the fields of psychol- involves no force, implied or otherwise. Seduction occurs when a ployees to deal with this sensitive and Parasitology at GSC, has been intendent Royce Hayes when he ogy, counseling, sociology and health woman is manipulated or cajoled into agreeing to have sex; the key issue and to help combat the preju- elected president of the Entomologi- speaks at the GSC Museum Lecture are developing tactics designed to word is "agreeing." Date rape often occurs when seduction fails and cal Society of America. dices which accompany the problem, Hall next Thursday at 4:30 p.m. dramatically reduce the incidents of the man goes ahead and has sex with the woman anyway, despite The 100-year-old, 9,000-member As superintendent of the research the Special Programs Department of 1 date rape. Because the program will protests and without her agreement. national society is the largest society GSC wil present a live, interactive island for 15 years, Hayes has show how to deal with victims of date -Association of American Colleges of its kind, and includes many inter- worked closely with GSC and other national video teleconference Febru- rape sensitively, quickly and respon- national scientists. It is composed of college researchers for many years ary 2 at 1:30 p.m. in the Conference sibly, Special Programs has invited • FOR MORE INFORMATION, ATTEND THE CONFERENCE NEHT THURSOflV, 2 P.M. five geographical branches and six on various studies on the island. He Center. subject sections. Oliver was nomi- has a degree in forestry. The "Seminar on Acquaintance/ See Rape, page 6 INSIDE TODAY Actor, bard gave final performance at GSC Jim Christian Actor Fowle Comics to St. Louis after his standing-room- parently from a wound to the chest. .3 News Editor only performance last Wednesday Darrel Levell Bowden, 23, of For- gave last Classified.. .6 Hours after giving a one-man pres- when he stopped at a Forsyth, Ga. syth, was arrested at the Monroe performance Editorial .4 entation of Plato's 'The Republic" to motel for the night. At about 12:30 County Hospital after receiving at GSC... Features.... .2 a crowd of 400 at GSC's Foy Recital a.m., Fowle was allegedly stabbed treatment for severe cuts on his Puzzle Hall, Frank Fuller Fowle III—a man four times by a man trying to rob him hand, police reported. He is being Review 2 said to have dedicated his life to jus- in a Days Inn parking lot. charged with murder and robbery. because that is what he did. He made Sports 5 tice—died from a lack of it. He was pronounced dead a short Fowle, 42, called himself a bard— over 900 performances in 47 states, Police said he was returning home time later at the local hospital, ap- one who tells the deeds of heroes— including his last in Statesboro. . 2 George-Anne THURSDAY, January 26,1989

TKE helps raise double the pleasure ... double the fun $500 for home the george anne the george anne the george anne the george anne GSC News Service the george anne the george anne The Lambda Upsilon Chapter of , Tau Kappa Epsilon at GSC recently the george anne the george anne completed a fund raising effort aimed at raising $500 for the Jo- the george anne the george anne seph's Home for boys in Statesboro. The chapter, in association with the george anne the george anne the Southern Boosters, offered an opportunity to win the 1988 GSC Homecoming football, signed by Erk Russell. Brothers and Associate Members of the chapter worked for three weeks collecting donations and raised $470. The remaining $30 was contributed following a car wash. Minitmart / Deli / Donuts "We appreciate all the hard work CJ's ;he TKE's put into this effort," said Fresh Donuts • Salads Mr. Bott beside one of his works on display at Gallery 303. His emotionally charged works are a comment Sr. Camille Collini, Director of Jo- on society today seph's, "we thank the men for their • Delicious Sub Sandwiches generous check of $500." The Homecoming ball was given away during half-time at the GSC vs. It's how the viewer responds' S.C. State Game. Romeo's Pizza won the ball after purchasing several By Chandler Dennard tickets. 404 Fair Road Statesboro GA 764-4829 Staff Writer (Foimal l^knowna^ '^ic^RecT)_ "It doesn't matter how good the artist feels about his work, the ulti- mate is how the viewer responds to Counseling Center your work." These are the words of John offerings slated Jensen, one of the three artists Staff Reports whose work is presently on display at GSC's Gallery 303 in the Foy build- The Counseling Center will be of- ing. fering the following: Jensen, a professor from Arm- •Thursday, Jan. 26- Successful strong State, used a plastic residue to Study Skills. This program will in- create the sculptures which capture clude suggestions for more success- real life experiences. ful studying from 2:00-3:00 p.m. One such sculpture, "Two Swim- •Wednesday, Feb. 1-Alchohol ming Heads," was conceived by and Drugs This informal workshop is Jensen after seeing two elderly designed to explore how substances Linaa Jensen Mr. Jensen explains his artwork women wade through the water at to one of those in attendance affect you and your friends, your Tybee Island. at the Gallery. health, and relationships. Get the "They were moving through the Colored Portraits" are basic black facts! Questions and discussion are water like a pair of synchronized and white photographs decorated Jensen, it is time to let the imagina- encouraged from 2:00-3:00 p.m. swimmers," Jensen said. with colored beads and paints. This tion wonder with the work of Clen- All workshops meet in the Coun- Other artists being showcased at gives the photograph an almost ani- denin and Bott. seling Center, Health Services the Gallery were the works of Paula mated appearance. Clendinin's paintings used dark Building Clendenin, H.J. Bott and Linda Having been entertained by the colors which created a shadowy ap- (Infirmary). For more information Jensen. sculptures of John Jensen and the pearance making the viewer feel as if 681-5541. These are FREE. Mrs. Jensen's art titled "Hand hand colored photographs of Linda See Gallery, page 6 CLEC offerings set Tequila ise' goes down smooth with twin lectures Mike Mills Staff Reports Managing Editor Campus Life Enrichment will be N A trend exists in the world of mov- offering the following: PERMANENT ^ HAIRCUT ies and television to obscure the dif- •Thursday, Jan. 26- Geology/Ge- s ferences between the good guys and § MSkasSmisMM^s § ography. "The Oil Industry Today the bad by taking that traditionally and Future Careers for the Petro- $10 OFF $5 OFF solid line between our pure and vir- leum Geologist." Dr. William Metz- y. \ tuous heroes and their evil, villain- ger wil be the guest speaker at 3 p.m. HIGHLIGHTING SET OF NAILS ous counterparts to such an extent ToipflU© Sowflss in the Museum Lecture Hall. For that instead of white hats versus the more information call 681-5361. black, we have characters clad in the •Thursday, Jan. 26- Physical $5 OFF $5 OFF >v^ gray of indecidability and altered Education. Explore "Athletic-Cul- morality. tural Archaeological Sites in the Such is the case with Warner Greco-Roman World" with Dr. • Coupon Expiresi Feb. 12, 1989. Brother's new movie Tequila Sunrise • JUBfWgfig Russell Stuzerbecker at 7 p.m. in starring Mel Gibson, Kurt Russell Fo^s Lecture Hall. Additional lec- CALL NOW FOR APPOINTMENT and Michelle Pfeiffer. This action/ fnaa°9ina aasaaa tures scheduled for Friday, Jan. 27 at romance/cops and robbers/thriller 9 andlO a.m., same location. For 39 South Main Street 764-7596 weaves the world of drugs into inter- more information call 681-5925. personal relationships and lengthy guy for a drug dealer and our sympa- But, I liked this quirky tale of friendships in a perverted tapestry of thies fall to his valiant attempt to misplaced trust and its violent con- misplaced trust and involved dis- leave the profession that has been so sequences. The fact that it raises guises that will leave you wondering good to him. questions about the nature of the law who should be shot and who should This reversal of the tried and true enforcement profession shelters it be saved. formula of cops and robbers clouds from the larger issues of morality Mel Gibson (Lethal Weapon) plays the issues as the cop becomes a and social deviance. Dale McCussik, a retired, but notori- slicked hair, slippery character and Grand Opening I'll give this strange movie three ous drug dealer, whose greatest at- the robber seems doomed to win out and one half boxes of popcorn on the in the end. tributes are his striking good looks College Guy Index for an interesting and the mere fact he has never been Besides the fact that morality in plot, explosive sexual scenes and a caught. this film is non-exsistent, one must surprising lack of overt violence. Kurt Russell (Overboard ) is Lt. question the mores and credos of the Tequila Sunrise goes down smooth VIDEO CONNECTIONS Frichia, a somewhat sleazy LA. times where drugs are so common and slick like a well-mixed drink, but narcotics cop who uses his abundant place that even a dealer dispensing don't be surprised if after you have charm and his childhood friendship _ .. . . . 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The George-Anne staff believes Proposition 42, which will tender athletic scholarships only to incoming freshmen who meet all the requirements of Proposition 48 (High school grade point average 2.0, SAT score of 700), will deny potentially good Sexual trends change as newthreats alter attitudes students a chance to learn and restrict low-income, underprivi- "Sex is like a pizza, when it's good, of individuals for commitment be- sexual circus practices here at GSC, yond the proverbial one-night-stand. leged athletes from obtaining an education. it's really good and when it's bad, it's there is plenty of the "wild thing" still still pretty good." Mills' Contraceptive procedures were at going on. While the decision of Proposition 42 is a stricter version of 48 which allows partial -Hern Sneed time ignored with the inevitable re- whether to do it or not is up to the qualifiers to obtain needed funds under certain conditions. Musings For the last four or so years that I sults, but prophylactics disappeared individual, there are some simple Under the new proposal, low-income students whose talents are have lived, learned, and loved on this regularly from the shelves of local and effective measures that can be primarily athletic may be unable to improve in the area of campus, there has been a subtle but Mike Mills drug stores and the infirmary was taken to remove much of the dangers academics, an area in which they are relatively deficient, be- definite change in the attitudes that busy with requests for "female inherent in the wild, wonderful things". To put it mildly, it was great world of intercourse. The simple cause they or their parents cannot afford college fees. Although the student body of Georgia South- ern embraces in the area of sex, sex- In those days, Thursday's was to be a male student at this college. practice of always using a condom The G-A does not see the issue solely as a black and white one, known as "Animal House" and there will limit the chance of pregnancy ual relations and general interper- But, the times they are a changin'... the fact that the proposal will affect mostly blacks can't be and further limit the possibility of sonal involvements. We have be- was a bar named "The Flame" where With the advent of the suffocating ignored. Georgia Villas now resides. It was a contracting AIDS. It is such a simpl§ come, like the rest of the nation, a restraints of the Moral Majority and thing to do, but the use of such This new proposal seems to stem from the lack of enforce- people suspicious and not just a little different kind of college back then as the fearsome, deadly viruses re- the availability of adequate evening contraceptives seem to many to be ment of 48; partial qualifiers were exceptions to the rule. Yet the afraid of the dangerous results of cently floating around, the immoral just a bother. A nuisance... maybe indiscriminate sexual recreation. entertainments was severely limited majority of students at GSC are reason for its lack of enforcement shines a great deal of light on you should consider it to be a life- While the promiscuity that was an and the males enjoyed the bounty of having second and third thoughts the subject: Gifted athletes were throwing away talent and a saver. earmark of this college many years a plentiful harvest of favorable and about the intelligence of promiscu- chance for education because of lack of money. ago does not so blatantly reveal itself largely willing females. Sex was ous and irresponsible behavior. For- Sex is wonderful, exciting and a anymore, it is still here and thriving rampant, casual and frequent as merly just recreational sexual be- even in these terrible days of Herpes couples coupled and mothers won- joyful way of expressing intimate havior has become something that feelings. With a little prevention and Staff and AIDS. Five years ago, the per- dered at their returning daughter's can kill you as in the grim arenas of TERRY HARVIN SPORTS EDITOR centage of guys to girls was in the sudden need for menstrual relieving responsibility, the average college drug abuse, drunken driving, and student can graduate without hav- MATT STANLEY, NANCY UMBARGER PHOTO EDITORS area of three females to every one birth control pills. smoking. It's effects can be just a JACQUES deBROEKERT FEATURES EDITOR male. It was a major drawing card for The most troublesome fears of ing to face the horrors of unplanned little more immediate. AIDS is a pregnancy and deadly disease. AIDS ALALLNOCH, EDD STAFF WRITERS the few males who chose to avoid the those days were the rather milder scary thing to even consider and CUNNINGHAM, CLINT RUSHING broad expanse of UGA and instead forms of venereal disease that could is like that rough beast slouching its scarier when you realize it is present way toward Babylon, it has arrived sought the largely feminine climes of be easily cured with a quick visit to and available on this campus. BUSINESS STAFF Statesboro. It was great for the guys the infirmary or to your local doctor. here in the 'Boro and it is here to stay. BRINA STEPHENS ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER and somewhat frustrating for the In some ways it was a joyous, care- Even though the realization of With a little care, we can all make its BILLY GARRISON, LANCE NIZINSKI, ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE girls. free time stemmed only by the needs such terrors has stymied some of the stay here a lonely and unfruitful one. MATT STANLEY, BETH THOMPSON ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE KRISTIN BRICAULT, SHERYL DOLAN, CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT ERIC EVANS, LEIGH HORTON SGA plans AIDS Awareness Week Spring Quarter PRODUCTION & GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES (PAGES) This quarter is finally entering the students'feelings and potential reso- raise student consciousness about BECKY LASCEK PRODUCTION MANAGER, PAGES action stage, as are we at the SGA lutions. the disease and other sexually trans- LISA TIPTON ASSISTANT MANAGER, PAGES office. The SGA would like to thank mitted diseases. For more informa- ROBERT MILLER PRODUCTION ASSISTANT everyone who attended the student Ann Nappo Library survey planned tion, please contact our office—we JIM CHRISTIAN PRODUCTION ASSISTANT forum Monday. Part of the discus- Publicity Coordinator As part of a new library study, the seriously encourage involvement of KARI KESSNER, JAY OWENS PRINTING METHODS STUDENTS sion centered on 24-hour visitation, SGA will be mailing out a survey to students and campus-wide organiza- sented the student body at a meeting students in the next few weeks which Bill Neville, Student Publications Advisor although it's important to know that tions in this activity. these discussions are open to any of city and school officials to discuss will attempt to get students' opinions block parties. City officials maintain about the Henderson library, includ- The GEORGE-ANNE is the official student newspaper of Georgia Southern College, topic of student interest. Watch for Loose ends... owned and operated by GSC students and utilizing the facilities provided by GSC. The your chance to speak out at future the noise from these parties is the ing its hours, arrangement and other newspaper is the oldest continuously published weekly newspaper in Bulloch County main complaint. The group dis- details. If you receive a survey, At the last faculty senate meeting, forums and remember: Come by the members approved a fund request by and Statesboro. Ga. The ideas expressed herein are those of the editor or the individ- SGA office, located top floor in Wil- cussed the possibilities of moving the please fill it out and mail or bring to ual authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the Student Media Commit- parties from residential areas by the Political Science Club for $1,000 tee, the administration, the faculty and staff of Georgia Southern College, or the Uni- liams Center, anytime if you have a the SGA office; your comments will creating new meeting spots for stu- make or break the endeavor. for expenses to cover the annual versity System of Georgia. The GEORGE-ANNE is published weekly during the aca- complaint or an idea about an activ- Model U.N. trip. demic year and twice during summer quarter. ity you would like to see at GSC. dents, thus eliminating the possibility of disturbing GSC's neighboring Finally the SGA encourages stu- OFFICE: Room 110, F. I. Williams Center. i AIDS/STD Awareness Week dents, faculty and staff to give blood MAIL: The GEORGE-ANNE, Landrum Center Box 8001, community. Both Federico and Block party controversy Hayes expressed positive feelings The SGA is planning to sponsor an at the upcoming blood drive Febru- Georgia Southern College, Statesboro, Ga. 30460. SGA President Tai Federico and ary 4 (top floor Williams Center)—it PHONE: 912/681-5246 (News) or 912/618-5418 (Advertising) about the meeting and, as requested, AIDS and STD awareness week Vice-President Joe Hayes repre- they are initiating a study to uncover spring quarter to educate and help could save someone's life. rpl THURSDAY, January 26,1989 George-Anne Lady Eages split two to NSWAC Terry Harvin double figures to boost the Lady 12 from the field. The second half The lead seesawed back and forth Eagles streak to 7-0 Sports Editor Eagles' flight past S.C. State to give surge was partly a result of the "turn-' until both teams took a stalemate Southern the series lead 2-1. The two over plague" that Southern has been into intermission with a 37-37 tie. The Lady Eagles split a pair of schools have not faced each other by Hern Sneed crippled with throughout the season. Second half action was with little Sports Writer home games last week, defeating the since 1981; GSC won in overtime 88- S.C. State collected 12 steals and 19 alteration with both teams starting Lady Bulldogs of South Carolina 80. turnovers from the Lady Eagles. off with their own variations of a full- The Eagles now stand with a seven State on Wednesday (Jan. 18), 82-66, Senior forward Phylette Blake was "They just let up," explained Coach court press to hopefully pull away game winning streak after besting and losing a New South Women's the game high scorer with 33 points Drema Greer on Southern's second from the obvious tight-rope contest. the best that Texas could throw at Athletic Conference (NSWAC) battle adding nine rebounds, four assists, half performance. "We lacked that Their defensive tactics failed as the them this last weekend and stand with Florida International Univer- two block shots and three steals to mental sharpness and leadership." score remained tied at 48-48 with atop the Trans-American Athletic sity, 76-73, on Saturday (Jan. 21). her total for the evening. Tracy The victory improved GSC's record 15:37 remaining in the game. Conference heading into tonight's Three GSC starters scored in Wilson, a freshman from Warner to 9-6 while the loss dropped the By the 14:30 mark, Blake had al- encounter with Houston Baptist at Robins, poured in 21 points and jun- Lady Bulldogs to 6-10 on the year. ready accumulated 29 points, 58- 7:30 in Hanner Fieldhouse. ior forward Deb Blackshear recorded Last Saturday night, the Lady percent of Southern's offensive pro- Last Saturday the Eagles took 13 points to round off the majority of Eagles lost a "nip-n-tuck" NSWAC duction thus far. FIU had to result to advantage of a 28-7 run to pull away Southern's scoring production. battle with the Golden Panthers guarding Blake with three players from the Cowboys of Hardin Sim- The beginning of the first half gave from FIU, who are leading the con- and the defensive scheme proved to mons and take their seventh straight hints to a possible GSC blow-out with ference with a 5-0 record. The Lady be a wise decision as Blake did be- victory 69-53 to better their record to the Lady Eagles taking an early lead Eagles are 1-3 in NSWAC competi- come physically weary, but not be- 13-3 on the year and 6-1 in TAAC 11-2 at the 15:01 mark after tion. fore she poured in her 42 points. play. Earlier in the week, the Eagles S.C.State coach Lymen Foster was Blake led GSC offensively with 42 The Golden Panthers held the big- defeated the defending TAAC tour- Terry Harvin charged with a technical foul for points followed by Wilson with nine gest lead of the contest consisting of nament champion University of Sports Editor abusive yelling at the officials. Blake points and Monica Evans adding a five-point margin, 68-63 with 7:10 Texas San Antonio 70-61 with Jeff hit one out of the two penalty shots to eight. Blake also contributed twelve remaining, but a splendid pass from Sanders s-oring 24 points and Rich- The NCAA rules committee is still give Southern the nine point spread. rebounds, ten of which were defen- Harris to Blake soon cut the gap to ard Sherrod grabbing 17 rebounds. trying to dictate the lives of every The Lady Eagles continued to sive boards. Both Evans and Shawn three, and a jumper by reserve guard Against the Cowboys, Sanders college athlete in the nation by abus- cruise throughout the first half with Harris collected five assists and Leigh Lynch decreased the FIU lead scored 28 points and had 9 rebounds ing their authority, as usual. a Wilson jumper that increased their three steals respectively. to one. to pace the Eagles with 16 of his Not only have they passed Proposi- Richard Sherrod drives the point lead to thirteen, 36-23, with 2:26 left The Golden Panthers entered the With two converted foul shots by points coming in the second half. tion 42, in which is on hold until John home as Eagles carry 7 game streak until intermission. After two Blake contest with a 11-3 record and GSC Evans, the Lady Eagles took a one Richard Sherrod was the only other Thompson gets his panties un- baskets and a Blackshear three- was hoping to put their loss total at 4, point lead, 69-68, with four minutes Eagle in double figures as he contrib- streak over Georgia State and Mer- ruffled, but they have gone so far as pointer, Southern led at half 43-25. but a Lady Eagle victory was just not left in the down-to-the-wire game. A uted 10 points and had 6 boards. cer. Happily, the Huskies are 1-7 on to create yet another absurd, commu- A dismal first half for S.C.State meant to be as Deb Blackshear three-foot jumper by Wilson boosted The victorious Eagles return to the road this season and 0-3 while nistic rule. resulted in a second half dogfight for watched her three-point desperation Southern's lead to three, 71-68; Hanner Fieldhouse this evening to visiting in TAAC play. The new rule; college field goal the Lady Eagles. The Lady Bulldogs shot roll around the rim and out for a however, the "turnover plague" face the Huskies of Houston Baptist Similarly, Centenary topped both kickers must now kick off the ground outscored GSC 41-39 in the second FIU win. would soon come into effect as GSC and will entertain the Gents of Cen- the other Georgia representatives of instead of their usual tee or block. half and the 18-point halftime mar- "Our ladies are so hungry to win," committed two unforced turnovers in tenary on Saturday Jan. 28th. South- the TAAC last weekend and are rid- Their reasoning is that they want gin saved Southern from a near remarked Coach Greer. "The game the last minute of the NSWAC ern is 5-0 at home this season and the ing their own two-game streak. Un- teams to attempt more two-point come-from-behind defeat. could have gone either way tonight. thriller that resulted in a three-point Eagles will play seven of their re- fortunately for the Gents, they are 8- conversions. The result will be more The Lady Bulldogs were led by They showed that they can play maining 11 games at home. 7 overall and 4-3 in TAAC play with blocked field goals, which is great if Golden Panther lead. With six sec- Dionne Thompson with 20 points. when they reach deep down inside onds remaining, Blackshear's three- Houston Baptist brings in a 5-12 an 0-2 conference road record. Both you're Florida State. Thompson shot an impressive 10-of- and go for it." overall and 3-5 TAAC record to their games will start at 7:30 p.m. and If the NCAA is going to try to mold point desperation toss rolled out of After two Blake steals that led to the rim and into the victorious hands meeting with Southern, but the large crowds are expected for this every athlete into a perfect 4.0 stu- baskets, the Lady Eagles let the of FIU. Huskies are riding a two-game win weekend's home games. dent and they continue to pass rules Golden Panthers know that this At last count, the "turnover that put football players, especially wasn't going to be a conference cake- plague" total was at 33 for the Lady kickers under so much pressure, walk with a GSC one-point 11-10 Eagles and was definitely a major CLEARANCE SALE then they should also pass a rule that lead at the 15:00 mark in the first would pay they athletes a set allow- See Ladies, page 6 half. ance. from George-Anne reports It is an injustice that college ath- up to 75% off letes aren't paid. College football has ***The new weightroom was com- The nation's finest name brands in fall & winter clothins turned into a multimillion-dollar pleted last week and it will definitely business with the athletes being the be an asset to all of GSC sports. Phylette Blake Profile blue-collar workers or better yet, Everything in the new workout facil- they are the puppets on a string that ity is new, except maybe a few pic- By Al Allnoch NSWAC (New South Women's Ath- 764-6924 420 Gentilly Place Plenty of Free Parking entertain the Saturday football fa- tures hanging on the wall. The every- Senior Sports Writer letic Conference) Player- of- the- natics who expect the world from day student will benefit from the new Year and was tournament MVP in athletes on Saturday but are quick to weightroom as well. No more will he/ 1987 and 1988. She had a 17.4 ppg RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS criticize the off-field activities of she have to wait to use the Nautilus Defense, passing, rebounding, scoring average through her first student athletes just trying to make machines or the free-weights be- scoring: she does it all. Lady Eagle three years and she is currently sec- the "grade". cause some football or basketball post player Phylette Blake has been ond among GSC's all-time scoring Rewarding athletes who com- jock is stinking up the area. a nightmare for opposing teams leaders to Regina Days, who gradu- monly risk life and limb every time Don't worry penny-pinchers, there while producing some remarkable ated last year. they walk onto an arena of athletic will not be an increasement in tuition statistics this season. While growing up playing basket- competition is only fair considering next quarter to pay for the new Though the senior from Charleston ball, did anyone in particular influ- the vast sums of revenue that col- weightroom. Everything from the was projected as an All-America ence Phylette's game? "Throughout leges, universities and the television cement and bricks to the weights and candidate entering the 1988-89 sea- junior high and high school, Katrina industries rake in from the games the floor mats have been graciously son, no one really expected her to McClean and I were real close. these collegians make possible. It is donated by the Southern Boosters. perform at the level she has. Witness (McClean played for the University incredible that an athlete might Now.... is everyone happy? these numbers through 15 games: 40 of Georgia and the U.S. Olympic perform in front of a crowd of 20,000 ***The NCAA rules committee has blocked shots, 43 steals, 9.3 rebounds team.) We would always go to the screaming fans paying $20.00 a pop been at it again. This time they are per game, and an astounding 27.4 park together and play." and later find himself unable to go to taking their John Thompson-Propo- points per game, second in the na- Surprisingly, Phylette never THE MORE YOU USE YOUR HEAD, the local McDonalds because he has sition 42 frustrations out on college tion. played any other sports. Driven by no money. fieldgoal kickers which in turn will Even Phylette has been a little her love of basketball and her desire THE MORE MONEY YOU CAN GET FOR COLLEGE. affect the highschool specialists as Enroll in Army ROTC as a college elective Administrators and collegiate offi- surprised at her own performance. "I to succeed, she said "I was afraid that and serve part-time in the Army Reserve or well. To encourage more two-point knew I had a definite role," she said, National Guard, and you can get as much as cials claim that the athlete is being if I tried other sports, I would not do $4000 a year for college. That includes your justly compensated for his efforts by conversions, the rules committee has "but I did not know I would have as as well as in basketball." Guard or Reserve pay, the GI Bill and up to a decided to take away the little black $1000 grant from ROTG scholarships and expense accounts, good a year as I am having." A Criminal Justice major, Phylette Add it all up, and you'll graduate with a block that kickers kick off of. In other On a team that is young and tal- college degree plus an Army Officer's buthow does the athlete from a lower may have plans for basketball after commission. And all you have to do is use income bracket pay for those day to words, the college kickers will now be ented, but very inexperienced, college. "I am going to try to go over- your head. day expenses he incurs when it kicking off the ground like they do in Phylette has provided the leadership seas to Europe and play with a team comes time to pay for the little neces- professional football. I think the re- necessary to hold the team together ARMY ROTC MAJ. THOMAS MCELWEE there. After that, I will pursue my SOUTH BUILDING RM. 134 sities of life. Is it any wonder that sult will not more two-point conver- through what has been an up and THE SMARTEST COLLEGE career." COURSE YOU CAN TAKE. OR CALL 681-5320. ever growing numbers of underprivi- sions, but more blocked fieidgoals down year for the Lady Eagles. For now though , she will concern leged athletes are skipping those last instead. GSC special teams super- "Phylette is fulfilling her role on the herself with leading her team to few years in college to escape to the man, Mark Giles, should definitely team," Coach Drema Greer com- what she hopes will be a third con- high-paying world of professional be thrilled about the new ruling. mented. "She is coming through secutive NSWAC championship. athletics? ***Terry Harvin, that's me, was knowing she has to, even though "The other girls are starting to pick The bottom line is simply that col- inducted into the hole-in-one club there is a lot of pressure on her." up now. We have a lot of potential. legiate athletes have enough to put last Saturday when I, or he, shot an With Phylette's success, has the We just have to put it to good use," up with without the NCAA imposing ace on number four at Meadowlakes. increased attention from the media she noted. more and more regulation limiting When Harvin was questioned about and fans been a problem? "I am shy When the season ends, so will the what they say, do or consider doing. his remarkable shot, he responded and very modest. But I have not had career of one the most talented and Some type of payment scale should "The funny thing is that was the first a problem with it. I'm just not going complete athletes in Georgia South- be established to help athletes with time I have ever played golf." to say I did this and that, because ern's history. "I will definitely miss their expenses and pay back just a ***The Atlanta Braves have lost that is not the way I am," she said. it(basketball), because it is some- little of what these men and women again. They are now 0-2 on the early Even prior to this season, Phylette thing I have done all my life." And ! are giving to the colleges and univer- season; however, Dale Murphy is would have had plenty to cheer Phlette, Georgia Southern will defi sities that they represent. leading the league in homeruns. about. In 1987, she was named nitely miss you.

681-6093 681-2316 Wolff Tanning System $30.00 per month Georgia Avenue Mon. - Fit 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sat 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. S George-Anne THURSDAY, January 26,1989 Fire Continued from page 1 them to move there for the $315 they dents," Nolen said. were involved with anything from were refunded. In addition, Auxiliary Services is aquiring boxes from grocery stores Incidentally, Foy was involved in a donating the use of their washing and helping girls pack, to driving similar situation last spring when a machines for victims to clean smoke makeshift moving trucks, to deliver- unit of her complex burned and ten- damaged clothes. "We just want to ing food from Landrum to the dorm. ants were relocated in off-campus help in any way we can," said services "The housing staff are the heros housing. Head Larry Davis. They will also be and heroines," Nolen said. "Hellen was quick to help us since loaning the students books at no cost. Most of the residents elected to she was involved in a similar situ- It was the best of a bad situation. move to other dorms, with most going ation herself, with relocating resi- to Warrwick of Johnson. For those wishing to relocate off-campus, the Housing Department refunded the Rape $315 housing fee. Continued from page 1 Assistant Dean of Students for Special Programs Jane Thompson said at least two students have with- not only students but Public Safety pus to deal with date rape victims," drawn from school because of the and various other college depart- said Thompson. "This teleconference incident. ments. will begin the training effort." But it was not just housing that "We need to train our staff who deal After the teleconference, experts made the transition easier for the with students in these situations will allow participants to call (toll- more effectively; we need more free) and ask questions or offer infor- victims. University Village Apart- Members of Petra (L to R) Bob Hartman, John Lawry, John Schlit, Louie Weaver, Ronny Cafes. ment Manager Hellen Foy allowed women who are trained on this cam- mation.

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" in concert at the Savannah Civic Contemporary Christian Music R 0 S T E R S R E L A T E S South*. n College as a campus- 1166 or 681-4197. ' We also allowed FIU to get some Center Monday January 30 at 7:30 E C. H E L 0 N E R U D I T E community service. Free classi- chart. In addition, Petra has the really crucial offensive rebounds p.m. S T A M I N A M A C A B R E fied ads should be written in 26 number one single "First Love" and T 0 M A D I 1p 0 S E E U R towards the end of the game." I words or less. The advertiser's Services the number 38 album "This Means A B B R 0 L i V E ■ T R E name and Landrum Center ad- "Even though we lost, it builds our Petra is currently on the first leg of R E L A Y S K I A L A I S No. 1 Eagle Typing Service: Why waste study- War" on the Adult Contemporary ■ dress must be included with the their "On Fire" Tour and will be T R E P A N I N D I A N A S ing time typing? Let us do you typing. D3M confidence knowing that we hung ads. Ads should be non-commer- Chart. P L 0 w G E M S word processor. $1.50 page. Call Tom and coming from Savannah from the cial in nature, should be in good with the conference leaders this A L L 0 T T E D IR E T A R D Giny at 1-754-3709. National Broadcaster Convention in Grammy and Dove Award winners taste and are subject to standard close." M E A R A 1 A U S D I V E R editing procedures. The editors re- Dog training - need basic control? Help with The Lady Eagles played last night Washington, D.C. for many of their eleven albums, B A R I E T A T S C A V A I R I S H L A N serve the right to refuse any free housebreaking, chewing or other dog prob- against Augusta College and the Petra said "in a world where Chris- A 1 A D R I P classified ad. Free classified list- lems? ANy age, breed of puppy or dog. Call "A lot of the youth like them be- E N M A S S E M 0 R T I S E results were in too late. tian music is still dominated by N E I T H E R A N C E R ing should be mailed to The Leslie Sprando. 587-2374. cause we're able to enjoy rock music R P George-Anne, Landrum Center GSC will be playing at home this church hymns and easy listening T R E M E N s s E T T E R S Box 8001, GSC. Deadline is noon with a good meaning behind it—it's music, Petra will rock your socks off." 1 Saturday night against the Stetson Friday prior to publication. Com- updated music with good meaning," mercial listings are available at Roommates Wanted Lady Hatters at 5:15 p.m. $4.50 per column inch, with a one Rooms to rent! Roommates needed to share a r inch minimum. Contact the news- 3 bedroom, 2 bath house near the mall. 489- paper's advertising department at 1925. (Ask for Matt or leave a message). 681-5418 for more information. Female roommate needed, for more informa- Gallery tion, contact Sue Harris at 764-6249. Continued from page 2 Monday Female roommate needed to share apartment in Stadium Club. Rent $175 plus utilities. he or she had entered the twilight Close to campus. 681-2492 for more infor- zone. mation. Tuesday Personals Where as the work of Bott at- Princess, let me invite you to a night of Ro- Male roommate needed for Stadium Walk mance and Reassurance. Love. The Ice Apt. Rent reasonable. Call 681-6487. tempted to make the viewer gain some sense of social awareness. Look. Free Classifieds. Skating Monster (Gonzo) 1 Bedroom house, furnished or unfurnished, Wednesday To: DAS - Thanx for an awesome weekend! total electric, central heat and air, frost free For instance, Bott's painting en- What a guy. Make sure you keep the "Tab" refrigerator. Near stadium. Gall 764-2525. titled "Practicing" depicts our serv- for future uses! From CRA. icemen as killing machines that get Marion - Why? Wh n? Where? 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