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Liked By Many, Cussed By Some, ...Read By Them All \^ George-Anne 912/681-5246 Vol. 64 No. 12 • Tuesday, October 22,1991 For 65 years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Georgia Southern University • Statesboro, GA 30460 Campus march by students ends with vandalism Three patrol cars damaged, police looking at videotape in attempt to determine suspects By Brent Parrott ing videotape taken of the inci- to get students out of the streets. Upon reaching Sweetheart As a result of the rock and Assistant News Editor dent frame by frame, identifying Once the patrol cars left, the crowd Circle there was a brief celebra- bottle throwing three University Murder suspects withdraw An estimated crowd of about individuals and checking out simply moved back into the street. tion by the students. From the Police cars were damaged along Three GSU students charged 500 students celebrated the names. The chief also said the After about half an hour, traf- circle the crowd marched past the with a Bulloch County Sheriffs with felony murder and entering Atlanta Braves playoff victory campus police was talking to eye- fic cleared from the area and the University Police building and Department car. an auto have withdrawn from just a little too much according to witnesses at the scene of the mass of students overflowed into filed out onto Highway 301 South. their classes. According to Brown, those who an incident report filed with the crime. the street. Several people in the Patrol cars from the sheriffs No decision has been made on are identified as having thrown Statesboro Police, which de- After many losing seasons, the crowd yelled, "Let's march," and department attempted to keep the what to do with the felony murder the rocks and bottles will be scribed damage done to three Atlanta Braves finally gave fans the masses moved down the street. crowd off the highway and on the charges concerning the Oct. 5 charged with felony endanger- university police cars and one a reason to celebrate. GSU stu- The crowd went down Chandler sidewalk. The mass of students death of a security guard, James ment of an officer and will be sherriffs car. dents spontaneously filled the Road, went by Landrum and continued to march and veered Finch, 66, of Brooklet, who suf- tried in Superior Court. Those in- The victory march started at streets of the Statesboro area, cel- across the walkway of the lake in right of a police roadblock cutting fered a heart attack sometimes volved also will be excluded from Stadium Walk apartments, went ebrating and doing the tomahawk front of the library. across the sports complex fields. during the alleged incident. the University. down Chandler Road and across chop. On the way to Sweetheart Eventually, the crowd cut The Bulloch County grand the GSU campus, down Highway After starting the march at Circle, there were a few minor across campus back to Chandler Brown reported that there were jury will hear the cases Nov. 4. 301 South, and eventually ended Stadium Walk, the mass of stu- mishaps. Numerous trashcans Road. As the masses marched no arrests or injuries directly re- The students are: Jason Joseph up at Sussex apartments. dents gathered at the Collegiate to were knocked down at several lo- forward, police cars approached sulting from the march. Baker, 20, of Jefferson; James "We were not prepared for the celebrate. As cars passed by honk- cations on campus. Some students from behind keeping traffic out of Daniel Bennett III, 18, of Millen; Brown stated that he was all crowd whatsoever." said Ken ing their horns in support of the were so caught up in the moment the area. The crowd continued and James Patrick Parker, 19, of for people celebrating the Braves Brown, University Police Chief. Braves, many were mobbed by of the Braves victory that they onward and ended up at Sussex Garfield. victory and having a good time, "If the Braves win the World high-fiving and tomahawk- jumped into the lake. apartments. but when you have a good crowd of Mitchum discusses Trio Series, we will have out the first chopping fans. At 1:05 a.m., Bulloch County Once at Sussex, the course of 550, with 50 who throw rocks and team." According to eyewitness Sheriffs deputies requested assis- events turned violent. A group of programs bottles, the 550 tend to be overshad- Last Thursday, Arnold L. Brown stated that a profes- reports, patrol cars from the tance from the Statesboro Police students threw rocks and bottles at owed and take on the reputation of sional video company was assist- Bulloch County Sheriff's Department in controlling a large police cars protecting them from Mitchem, Executive Director of a mob. the National Council of ing in the investigation by check- Department occasionally drove by crowd. traffic according to Brown. Educational Opportunity Associations, spoke at the Foy Fine Arts Center. In published reports, Mr. Students Mitchem said, "Policy makers don't regard seriously programs for the least advantaged seg- ments of our society." talk to The programs he mentioned, called the Trio programs, are ori- ented toward giving lower in- Braves come families a chance to send their children to college. Mr. Mitchem discussed the in- By Michael Strong creasing number of low-income Sports Editor families who are not able to send Former George-Anne editor their children to college, and the Clint Rushing and a former stu- need for Congress to start allocat- dent received a phone from two of ing more money to these people. the Atlanta Braves Friday night. P.A.W.S. chapter opens Apparently, a radio station in Atlanta (WATL) randomly chose A newly formed student group, a phone number from Georgia Providing Animals with Support while doing a remote broadcast (P.A.W.S.) has formed at GSU to from Minneapolis. assist in the maintenance and 'They called us up and told us upgrading of the Bulloch County who they were and asked us if we Humane Society facilities. The group signed up some 60 wanted to do it," said Rushing. students from a variety of campus "They said that we would be talk- organizations, who kicked off ing with Steve Avery and Sid Bream and that they would call us their initial project Oct. 19 at the back in 30 seconds." animal shelter on Highway 301 New view on campus The conversation was broad- North. When the new Lakeside Cafe opens in winter a preview of the scenic panorama centered cast live and the pair got a positive They cleaned the exterior of around the Henderson Library as viewed from quarter, restaurant regulars when gain a new response. the building and landscaped the vista of Georgia Southern. The photo above gives the deck of the new dining facility. (Staff Photo) "They said that everybody grounds. They also started inte- liked us, so they asked us if we rior painting for the office- would talk to Kent Hrbek and reception area, installation of Scott Erickson," said Rushing. ceiling fans and additional light- ing and painting a new sign. Former student Daniel Professors give management seminar in Italy Hollingsworth was just amazed Phase II will include the con- struction of additional storage GSU News Service ticipants had to wear headphones ment regulation and socialized Florence, Milano and other cit- by the call. space within the dog kennel area Two GSU professors are back on the first day to hear our services call their country - with ies. Elea is a division of the "It was damnedest thing," he said. "I thought it was a joke at and the expansion of the number from Itlay where they conducted a presentations," said Keys. considerable exaggeration- 'the Olivetti Company. They are co- first, then I realized they weren't of dog runs, currently at 18. management seminar for Italian "Three interpreters rotated last communist nation in the in- authoring an article about their Faculty, students and commu- companies gearing up to compete throughout the two days in order to dustrialized world.'" experiences and program with kidding." nity members who are interested under Europe's new trade agree- provide fresh and energetic Many of the public service or- Alfonse Berti of Elea in Florence. One notable quote came from the conversation with Hrbek ac- in working together for the im- ment. translations." ganizations are trying to rid They have developed an in- cording to Rushing. provement of the shelter are en- On the second day, Keys and themselves of this image by ternational reputation for their "I asked him about going 0 for couraged to join the group, said Calloway Professor of busi- Wells donned the headsets and learning to operate like private work in management gaining 11 in the playoffs and what he Jeff Stoops, assistant director of ness Bernie Keys and Associate listened to talks by local execu- firms, he said. and experiential learning, and would do against Glavine, Avery the University Union and staff Professor of management Bob tives speaking in Italian, trans- Nations in the new Western are co-authors of three manage- and Smoltz," he said. "And he advisor to this organization. Wells conducted their program lated to English. European trading alliance will ment games including the new "A little time and effort ... will on business simulation games at "Italy is caught up in the operate much as the States do, ac- third edition of the said 'I'm taking them downtown last a long time for the stray and the 1,400 year-old Villa Natalia movement to internationalize, but cording to Keys, with reduced tar- "Multinational Management when we get in the Homerdome."' abandoned pets of the shelter, all in the hills overlooking is quite far behind for a Western iffs and moves toward a common Game." The pair are going to try to get of which are our responsibility," Florence. European country," Keys said. currency. a tape of the conversation because Eoth use these games exten- said Cindy Natze, founding "The seminar work was inter- "Some of the local business Keys and Wells worked with few of the friends believe them. sively in their courses at GSU. president of the new g up. esting even though most of the par- leaders, frustrated with govern- clients of Elea from Rome, "Run for Ronald's Kids" with No License on Person. with Failure to Stop At A Stop Sign road race •Rashon Howard was charged and No Proof of Insurance. The third annual "Run for U.S. Senatorial candidate with Criminal Trespass. •Elizabeth S. Ramsey was Ronald's Kids" road race will be •Alfonzo Mikell was charged charged with having an Expired held on Saturday, Nov. 9 at GSU. to speak on campus with Criminal Trespass. Tag. Events include a Kid Run for GSU News Service •Tonya M. Maund reported •Chadwick E. Avret and ages 8 and younger at 8:15 a.m., a Bob Barr candidate for U.S. Senate will be speaking to students someone hit her vehicle while Tracey K. Long were involved in and residents of Southeast Georgia this Wednesday in the University one mile Fun Rur 8:30 a.m. parked in the Hanner Commuter an accident on Forest Drive. Ms. Union Ballroom on the Campus of GSU at 7:30 p.m. and a 5K run at 9 t GSU Division of Public parking lot and left the scene. Long was charged with Following The entry fee is $10; $12 on the Barr is an attorney from Marietta. He was appointed to United Too Close. 10/15/91 day of the race. Entry forms can States Attorney in 1986 by President Reagan. As U.S. Attorney, Ban- Safety •Sandra Stevens and was responsible for prosecuting all violations of Federal criminal •Robert R. Parrish and be obtained at local McDonald's, 10/14/91 Jonathan L. Dunn were involved Laws in the 46-county Northern District of Georgia. Jennifer A. Walker were in- Belks, Sea Island Banks, in an accident in Hanner Barr has studied international relations, receiving both a •Tammy L. Lawson reported volved in an accident in the Archibalds Restaurant, the GSU Commuter parking lot. Bachelor's and Master's degree. He has worked in levels of foreign someone had broken the passen- Landrum Commuter parking lot. Student Union or by writing "Run policy in Washington, as an analyst and attorney with the Central ger side window of her vehicle •P. Kim Walters and Amy L. Statesboro Police for Ronald's Kids" c/o Alpha while parked in the Hanner Intelligence Agency. Ramage were involved in an ac- 10/18/91 Delta Pi, Landrum Box 12472. Commuter parking lot. Nothing "Given Bob's notable standing in the legal community of Georgia cident on Plant Drive. •Mark L. Harrelson, 19, of All runners receive a t-shirt. was reported missing from the and give his past public experiences, he is a very viable candidate to 10/16/91 Statesboro was charged with Trophies and ribbons will be vehicle. receive the Republican nomination for Senate," said Jason Craig, •Albert Huntley was charged Attempting to Elude, Reckless awarded to the winners. •Darrell V. Williams re- Barr's Southeast Georgia Campaign Coordinator and GSU student. with Simple Battery. Driving, and DUI (,15GMS). The race is sponsored by ported a fight at the University "We would like everyone in this region to come out and listen to Bob •Rodney K. Williams was •William Curtis Deloach, 27, Alpha Delta Pi sorority and will Union. Barr as he announces his stances on the contemporary issues facing of Statesboro was charged with benefit the Ronald McDonald charged with Simple Battery. our State and nation." •Rashon Howard was charged DUI (.13 GMS). House of Savannah. •Brett C. 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•Georgia Southern Residence from GSU Department of Monday, October 28 Life Program and the American Recreation and Leisure will be •There will be a Pumpkin Announcements Red Cross are sponsoring a Blood inhabiting the 11th annual Carving Contest at 3 p.m. at the Drive in Williams Center from Haunted Forest just off Perimeter University Union Rotunda. 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Road on campus. • "The United States and the Don't just For more information contact Tuesday, October 22 Wednesday, October 23 Muslim World," a conference, the Residence Life Office at 681- The forest will be open nightly •The movie Tootsie will be •Comedian, Todd Yohn, will will be held at the Southern Center 0429. from 8 p.m. to midnight. sit there... shown at the Union Theatre at perform at the Union Theater at 8: from 9 a.m.-9 p.m. •GSU College Republicans Admission is $2.50 per person. 4:45 and 7 p.m. p.m. will welcome Bob Barr, a candi- •Michael Obrenovich will •A Non-Traditional Student •Michael Obrenovich will date for the U.S. Senate at 7:30 in Saturday, October 26 give a lecture, "Using Humor meeting will be held at 5:15 p.m. give a lecture, "Using Humor ...Read the University Union Ballroom. •GSU vs. Central Florida at and Cartoons to Communicate at Room 271 of the Student Union and Cartoons to Communicate Allen E. Paulson Stadium at 1 Effectively," at the Carroll for undergraduates who are 25 or Effectively," at 7 p.m. in Union Friday, October 25 p.m. Building in Room 266 at 6 p.m. Something! older. 280. The lecture is sponsored by 'FX 2: The Deadly Art of The guest speaker will be Dr. CLEC. Illusion will be shown at the Curtis Ricker and refreshments •There will be a student art Union Theater at 7 and 9:30 Sunday, October 27 Wednesday, October 30 will be served. exhibit, Art in the Round, at the p.m.The movie will be shown •Jungle Fever will be shown •Rocky Horror Picture Show through Saturday Sunday and Monday at the Union will be shown at 9 p.m. outside the George-Anne For more information contact Student Union Rotunda from 12-2 Carole Brown at 681-5269. p.m. •Ghosts, ghouls, and goblins Theater at 7 and 9:30 p.m. University Union.
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By Shirish Date shuttle's scheduling office, said leaks that grounded the entire he had been told of Endeavour's Orlando Sentinel shuttle fleet for several months in difficulties but so far had not been 1990. So NASA doesn't want to CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. - asked to juggle next year's nine- Discovery's September 1988 Work on the newest space shuttle launch schedule to accommodate launch, when the fleet resumed is falling behind schedule, so them. operations after having been much so that NASA may delay the Endeavour's first planned grounded by the Challenger acci- planned overhaul of two other mission is to rescue a communi- dent. orbiters so it can maintain next cations satellite stranded in a Wed., Oct. 30th If the two shuttles each fly an year's mission timetable. uselessly low orbit. Its second extra mission before undergoing Twenty-eight of the shuttle flight, tentatively set for Aug. 12, inspection, Discovery will have Endeavour's 32 electrical, me- is a U.S.-Japanese Spacelab gone at least three years and eight What to bring: chanical and hydraulic systems mission that will concentrate on months without an inspection, have problems that, taken to- materials science. while Atlantis will have gone birdseed, water gether, threaten to postpone the The mission with Japan has almost four years without one. space plane's maiden flight, now already been delayed once, for a Officials say they don't know guns, newspapers, planned for April 9. year, because of hydrogen-fuel how much that would affect a "A vast majority of them are postpone that flight again. rescheduling decision. "It's just toast, toilet paper, nits," said NASA spokesman "We're very sensitive to that too hypothetical," Hartsfield James Hartsfield. "But they are issue," Luna said. said. hotdogs, cards, & a time consuming." The satellite-rescue and NASA's fourth shuttle, Keith Hudkins, head of the Spacelab missions might be as- Columbia, which is undergoing Vehicle Systems office at NASA signed to other orbiters so they an overhaul, isn't scheduled to blanket to sit on headquarters in Washington, could fly as now scheduled. But fly again until June. said the space agency wasn't sure doing that would force NASA to Hudkins noted that all of yet how much of a delay, if any, delay structural inspections and NASA's shuttles, including would be needed. modifications to the shuttles Challenger, which was destroyed "Predicting where you're go- Discovery and Atlantis. in 1986, have arrived from their ing to be in the flow six months Discovery is scheduled to be California manufacturer, from now is next to impossible to taken out of service for several Rockwell International, with do," he said. "The bottom line: months next year after a January <50 glitches and unexpected prob- nobody knows." flight. Atlantis is set to follow it lems. Endeavour is no different, Hudkins said shuttle man- into the shop for the same kind of he said. agers planned to meet next month checkup after a July mission. "There are always problems to determine just how far behind NASA guidelines call for such with orbiters when they are deliv- schedule they were and what they inspections every three years, ered," Hudkins said. "I'm sur- Outside: would need to do to adjust. give or take six months. The two Bruce Luna, an official in the shuttles were last inspected before See Shuttle, page 8 oSP Between Foy & The Union The FRIENDLY DINER HELP WANTED UNION##J News reporters wanted! Home-coked Meals and Experience desired, but not PRODUCTIONS Menu Orders neccessary. MUST understand the GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY Lunch Buffet concepts of dedication, hard $3.49 work, deadlines and low pay.
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Tuesday, October 22,1991
Environmental news One FREE Game Coupon may be bad for business, it's cer- People in By Reed Glenn tainly good for the planet. Per Person Halloween Day Knlght-Rldder Newspapers "SMART MOUSE TRAP:" the news Halloween Give Away SIMPLY FOR STUDENTS Following an item here re- cently about a "Smart Mouse W** World's Largest Treat A group of students, faculty don't normally acknowledge. Trap," an Albuquerque reader members and administrators at By John Barry Trolls, elves, things like that. responded that this trap, which Dartmouth College hauled Knlght-Ridder Newspapers And I'm sure the butterflies know Come in catches house mice live for re- around a week's worth of their that, too." and lease in the wild isn't such a SHE'S BAD TO THE BONE TAKE individual garbage. By the end of bright idea. "Most of the mice that FROM CLUB SCUD... the week the 126 "garbage collec- The two faces of Roseanne Register to tors" had amassed 550 pounds of cause people problems are not Arnold grace separate double "Doonesbury" cartoonist Win! Garry Trudeau has issued his trash, of which 350 were recy- 'wild' animals but pests that have foldout covers of Entertainment Join the first mail-order catalog, the prof- clable. This Dartmouth "Trash- been carried around the world Weekly this week - printed on al- its from which will benefit vari- FUN! capade" was done to demonstrate along with such other animals as ternate press runs, so you can ous worthy causes, although a the need for precycling and waste the starling, English sparrow have your pick: the new Rose- congressional check overdraft reduction. (Precycling is and many species of cock- anne, clean and sober, 60 pounds protection plan is not among refusing to buy products with roaches," Gregory Smith writes. lighter, happily married, formid- them. Among items in his "Club wasteful, non-recyclable "You do no organism a favor by ably coronated in her show's We reserve the Take Ten Arcade Scud Collection and Other Cool packaging and is one of the best relocating such animals to areas fourth season as the Nielsen right to limit use or HWY80E Stuff from the New World ways consumers can help cut that may already be inhabited by ratings queen ... or the old Order": invalidate pass. Statesboro Mall down on waste, plus send a strong true wild animals." Further- Roseanne, a profane, tattooed, -A $25 set of fake press cre- message to manufacturers to get more, the non-native critter pizza-chomping Domestic God- dentials useful for Pentagon their "packaging act" together.) would most likely be eaten by a dess from Hell. How did Rose- press briefings. Students at Mount Holyoke in local predator and be dead any- anne change? Or has she -A line of Boopsie dune wear, South Hadley, Mass., reduced way, he says - plus may spread changed all that much? Roseanne including a camouflage bikini energy consumption by 43,246 disease to the native population. explains it best in her own words: "so authentic in detailing that we kilowatt hours and saved the Fritz Knopf, a wildlife biol- "I always talk about, you know, school $4,500 in a three-month en- ogist with the U.S. Fish and bein' a woman and all this stuff, absolutely guarantee the wearer cannot be spotted on a beach by a ergy-saving competition among Wildlife Service in Ft. Collins, blah blah blah, and provin' to all Blackhawk helicopter pilot flying dormitories, and Harvard stu- Colo., agrees with Smith, but adds these people, but the real thing that by at 85 knots or better, unless she dents reduced energy consump- that occasionally deer mice or changed for me was, you know, I waves her arms a lot." tion by 20 percent in an other native mice do get into a got a big boyfriend that could beat -A $7.95 set of plastic swizzle "Ecolympics." person's house or garage, and everybody up." sticks adorned with the charac- These and many other student catching them for release into the ASK MR. WIZARD ters Mr. Butts, described as success stories are listed in a new wild is a good idea - but most In Spy magazine's feature, "America's cutest death mon- book called "The Student people can't tell the difference be- "Meet the Nobelists," prize win- ger," Honey and Duke. Environmental Action Guide: 25 tween the two. ners are asked this month's -A $355 Duke-emblazoned Simple Things We Can Do" RAIN FOREST CEREALS question: "Where do butterflies leather bomber jacket "tough ($4.95, published by Earth Works, Here's a tasty new breakfast go when it rains?" Their re- Berkeley, Calif.) The book lists enough to garden in." choice with a different taste and sponses: 25 free or low-cost activities stu- WAITING FOR THE CRASH' purpose. Rainforest Crisp, a kind -Merton H. Miller, 1990 Nobel dents can do to help the environ- "Macabre to me is not express- of "light granola" with crisped Prize in Economics: "I'll be ment. Though the book focuses on ing — well, maybe even express- rice, contains 8 percent (by damned ... I think they stay out students, it's educational for ing - the things that society weight) rain forest products: in the rain, that's all. It's just that anyone. frowns upon. One example is cashews and Brazil nuts. The ce- we're not out, so we don't notice when you're lying in bed late on a THE BLUE PLANET SPECIAL real's manufacturer, Rainforest them." rain-slicked night. You hear the Attention shoppers, say Pat- Products, Inc. in Mill Valley, -Philip W. Anderson, 1977 two cars screeching. Macabre is rick and Linda Lynch, who run Calif, purchases the nuts from Nobel Prize in Physics: "Oh, my! waiting for them to crash and Potential, a Boulder, Colo., Cultural Survival a non-profit I don't know! I know where the feeling disappointed when they management consulting firm. organization that helps indige- bees go: they hide in the flowers. don't - when you don't hear the An executive from a leading New nous people maintain their cul- guys getting out of the cars going, York advertising agency tells ture with sustainable economies, -Jerome I. Friedman, 1990 'You idiot!'" -Barry Sonnenfeld, them of a disturbing new trend: such as harvesting rain forest Nobel Prize in Physics: "I would director of Paramount's pending consumers are questioning the products. Also made by the same imagine beneath the biggest leaf $30 million holiday comedy, drive to consume. "Customer company is Rainforest Granola, they could find. I'm sure if you sold in bulk. Check natural foods "The Addams Family." surveys show that a growing asked some botanist, he would markets for the cereals or ask number of people no longer be- know exactly." your grocery store to order the lieve all the hype. They're telling -Roald Hoffmann, 1981 Nobel product. us they're tired of living tread- Prize in Chemistry: "Oh, they sit mill lives just to pay for things ENVIRONMENTAL EXCUSE under big leaves, of course. ... they don't even have time to en- Advice from a lazy gardener: We know that under all kinds of joy. People are saying, 'I've "Don't think of them as leaves to leaves in the forests and trees and bought all the things that were be raked but, rather, as thinly moss, especially under mush- supposed to make me happy, but scattered compost." rooms, there is a lot of life that we I'm not. Something is missing,"' the ad executive says (clients' names remain confidential with the Lynches). "We've been brainwashed from birth to believe we would fi- nally be happy if we drove the right car, wore the right clothes and got the right degree, job and house," a disillusioned consumer tells the Lynches. "But people aren't buying it anymore. I think we're finally waking up and re- alizing we've been chasing an il- lusion." As people stop being consumers and start being people, they'll find more satisfying ways to spend their time and money - which probably won't include the Octo^er^* • Monday incessant buying we've all been conditioned to do, the Lynches at the conclude. 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Gary A. Witte Kevin Hudson Tuesday, October 22, 1991 Editor Managing Editor Misty McPherson News Editor ikis is z 13MV& *t ik- Booting and towing ikis is&prdve eocc are not solutions The newly formed department of parking and transportation unveiled last week their solution for un- paid parking tickets: the boot. This device, which locks the wheel of a car to its axle, will be placed upon cars that have three or more outstanding parking tickets. Those booted will have to pay for the tickets as well as a $15 fine. This seems like a reasonable solution for getting tickets paid for, but it does not seem to solve the basic problem, which is too many students and too little park- ing. However, for those desperate offenders with five or more tickets, paid or unpaid, they will eligible to be towed. This draconian measure seems to target repeat offenders, but whether or not they deserve to be towed is another question. The towing companies already seem to live off the money they bleed from students for hook-up fees that students pay to keep the car from being towed. But now, it looks like the towing business will be picking up, depending on how strict the parking department intends to enforce this rule. The good news is that the five ticket rule does not carry over from quarter to quarter. At least this gives the evil parking violator some leeway for honest mis- takes. The boot is not a pleasant solution, but the towing of cars after five tickets, paid or unpaid, is ridiculous and unfair. We would understand better if the towing rule An educational subject was for five unpaid tickets, but to tow for paid tickets is silly and childish. [Editor's note - The names of vise students. Students no longer the education majors interviewed Nothing will be solved or gained except additional have just one teacher to advise for this article have been changed business for the local towing companies. them throughout their entire term. to protect their identities.] From the editor's desk... So how are they going to effec- Gary A. Witte tively "counsel" these kinds of Betty, an early childhood edu- people out? Irresponsibly marching cation major, was sitting in her class halfway listening to a dis- Education should be the elite, with the lawn rangers cussion of WWI and WWII, the hardest class to get into, and when one of her fellow students attract the smartest students. Recently I had the honor of raised her hand. "I don't see what's educational about it. marching with the world- "The Germans were the bad I'm spending two hours in there, and we Dr. Stratton spoke degrad- renowned Lawn Ranger preci- guys during WWII, right?" ingly of government rules set sion power lawn mower drill For alert The class broke up laughing. are coloring with crayons." about teachers, by those who had team at the famous Arcola Broom Then they realized the girl was never been in the classroom. Corn Festival. readers Only- serious. Chris, an early childhood education major Fine, then why shouldn't the Just in case you never heard of This, of course, fits right in university be the one to set higher this famous event, let me explain with the stereotype of the education standards for teachers? Dave Barry yet been taught what the point to it that Arcola is a town in Illinois, major here at GSU. Blonde jokes Dr. Stratton points out that is. just north of Mattoon. Arcola unfortunately come to mind. those in the education department Chris doesn't seem to think "I don't see what's educational (slogan: "Amazing Arcola") But one can never be sure have to have a 2.5 GPA, as opposed she has been adequately prepared about it," said Chris. "I'm spend- claims the proud distinction of once, but you can always be im- where reputations come from, to a 2.0 GPA for everyone else. for dealing with the real world in ing two hours in there, and we are having formerly been "one of the mature.' This is a fine motto, but and how much truth there is to And they do have to take core her classes. coloring with crayons." nation's top producers of broom it can be carried to excess. Here I them, so I did some research. I've classes along with their major "Sure, I'm learning things classes. corn, the primary ingredient in am thinking of Pee-wee interviewed and talked to a num- Dr. Stratton sees it differ- about childhood education. But if I brooms." The town is still a Herman." ber of education majors, and in- ently. "I've never heard anyone However, as I pointed out to Dr. keep going at this rate ... I'm go- major power in the broom On the day of the parade, terviewed Dr. Beverly Stratton, talk about ART 370 as a coloring Stratton, if your classes are ing to go into the classroom and be industry. Monahan picked me up at the head of the early childhood educa- course. easier, then you would naturally standing there like, What do I do Each September Arcola holds Champaign, 111., airport and tion department. "I think that people go through have a higher GPA. now?'" the Broom Corn Festival, featur- drove me through large quanti- "It's a good department," said these courses and they probably Ah, if only bowling were a It doesn't seem to be a matter of five-hour class. ing, among other events, a pa- ties of agriculture to Arcola. In Chris, an early childhood major. don't take out what they should Chris disliking her major. "I rade. For 11 years one of the key addition to some nice grain ele- "But sometimes I wonder if it's too have gotten from the course," said As to girls (and guys) like the love education," she said. "It was one student who wasn't sure about marching units has been the vators, Arcola boasts the nation's easy." Dr. Stratton. "So they perceive it one of the reasons I was attracted Lawn Rangers, who are consid- largest collection of antique Chris said that her core in a rather narrow way." the Germans, Dr. Stratton claims to this school in the first place." ered by many observers who have brooms and brushes, as well as classes are much harder than her they attempt to "counsel them out "But like everything else, Betty, who is no longer in of the program." And, yes, I have had a couple of beers to be the an establishment called the education classes. there are some wrinkles that need early childhood, seems to agree finest precision lawn mower French Embassy, which is a com- "When we were in our regular seen that type of person - male to be ironed out," she said. drill team in the world. bination gourmet restaurant and with Chris. "I made A's and B's, and female - in other majors. English class, we were graded on A great deal lately has been When the Rangers invited me 12-lane bowling alley. I swear I and put little to no effort into any But what the hell are they do- spelling [and] correct grammar. argued about the grouping of stu- to march this year, I accepted am not making any of this up. of my classes." ing in education in the first place? I can remember spending hours dents in Bulloch county, and the eagerly, although I was con- En route Monahan explained Shouldn't the education depart- and hours [of work] on a paper. Dr. Stratton, on the other hand, quality of education they would cerned about being able to live up the philosophy of the Lawn ment - above all others - be "You aren't going to find that feels that some may feel this way receive. to the unit's high standards, as Rangers, which is that it is working harder to keep them out in these classes," she said. because they have an aptitude for But maybe we need to discuss explained in this excerpt from the possible for a group of truly dedi- of their program? Chris particularly worries the subject, and therefore would more about how well we teach our official Ranger newsletter, writ- cated men to have a lot of fun, yet about the art class she is taking, do better. And as a number of the educa- teachers. at the same time do absolutely ten by Ranger co-founder Pat ART 370 (Art for Teachers). She This may be, but with few tion majors pointed out to me, the Monahan: nothing useful for society. The said that most of what they are do- exceptions, I had never heard education department has Recommended Reading: The "As always, we will be living Rangers' arch-enemy marching ing involves coloring and draw- anyone complain that their major changed to a system of teachers Children's Story - By James our motto, 'You're only young See Barry, page 8 ing with crayons, but she hasn't classes were too easy. taking turns at a computer to ad- Clavell
STAFF NEWS In the aftermath: who do you believe? Assistant News Editor: Brent Parrott; Copy Editor: Missy Lukehart; News Staff: concurred with me to a certain ex- Rob Bonn, Jennifer Booth.Roger Lee, Amy Scalf, Dennis Smith, Ben Walker Every Sunday after church, when I'm at home, my father and tent. FEATURES I go out to eat dinner. Sometimes However, he still finds the ten Features Editor: Teresa Roach; Staff: Nancy Rowell, Angela McConnell, Donna my mother goes. But usually it's year lapse a major flaw in her Philana Griffin D'Ambrosio, Doug Gross, Carolyn McWilliams, Trey Decker just dad and me. argument. The fact that she fol- lowed him from job to job also SPORTS __ While waiting for our orders does not help. Sports Editor: Michael Strong; Assistant Sports Editor: Eric Weisenmiller; Staff: to be taken or for our food to Ricky Coolidge, Cris Smith, Rod Swinson arrive, we usually get into heated Keith said that Hill following OPINIONS debates concerning various representative? Did he actually I believe she had a deep down Thomas from job to job is just like issues; usually dealing with poli- make it where he is today by desire to reveal the incident ear- a black person working for a Staff: B. Birdseye, Philana Griffin, Jason Lewis, Pat O'Kelly, D.J. Smith tics. self-help? lier. However, at the time it white that has continuously made PHOTOGRAPHY Last time I was home we were happened, if she'd said something racial slurs to him/her. I know you're probably "sick it probably would have prevented Head Photographer: Tony Tocco; Staff: Brice Orrell, Robby Weatherly discussing the nomination of I personally think a person and tired" of hearing about the de- her from climbing the ladder of CIRCULATION Clarence Thomas. I asked my fa- will do anything necessary if bate between our newly appointed corporate America? ther a number of questions con- they are in dire need of a job, es- Supervisor: Glenn Burgess; Staff: Laura Morgan, Cindy Keever, Mike Bowden, Supreme Court Justice, Clarence What does this have to do with cerning the Thomas issue. pecially if it's not too detrimental Chris Shelnutt, Robby Weatherly Thomas and forever scarlet, anything? to their physical health. ADVERTISING/DISITRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) Why did President Bush Anita Hill. - You see, everyone thought well Words don't hurt, but actions choose Thomas? Advertising Manager: Stacy Graham; Business Manager: Jeff White; Business But I want to ask you the same of him like they do today. So, if an do. Assistant: Kelley Hare; Sales Representatives: Kerry Calhoun, Kelly Dotson, Jay Did he appoint Thomas just be- question everyone has been ask- unknown were to come forth with Knight, Clint Rushing, Brent Sammons cause he was black? And if so, is ing you before we totally dismiss information that would taint the As a result of his nomination, he actually a good representation PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES (PAGES) the issue: which do you believe? image of someone who's highly perhaps Hill feared Thomas ac- Production Manager: Sherry Dyal; Production Assistant Managers: Stephen of the black community? tually being appointed. I believe Thomas is guilty of respected then who's going to be- Gundersen, Barbie Westberry; Production Staff: Keisha Davis, Kelly Kendrick, Since he never showed any re- Can someone who's against lieve her? Hmm? Debi Dow, Brenda Dowling; Darkroom Manager: Tony Tocco some of the things Anita Hill spect for women beforehand Affirmative Action and other el- graphically described. But, why I spoke with Keith Jordan, sec- maybe she didn't want him decid- STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR ements that contributed to his ad- did she wait so long? And why did ond Vice President of the GSU ing the fate of women after the Bill Neville vancement be a good she follow him from job to job? chapter of the NAACP, and he fact. The Tuesday, October 22,1991 George-Anne Health & Deceived doesn't live up to its potential By Trey Decker Goldie Hawn is a good John Heard, who was Fitness Staff Writer comedian, but her career as a ac- McCauley Cuklin's father in tor in a serious role is not really Home Alone, plays the enigmatic DECEIVED worth her time. It just gags me husband. The climax is not great, By Donald Jordan Starring: Goldie Hawn, John Decker's when a comic actor tries some- but you do wonder what will hap- Staff Writer Heard, and Ashley Peldon. thing serious. People should stick pen. She has had a long day at Decisions with what they do best. John Heard's acting is fair, Henderson Library, researching Yep ... I believe I was. •Movie Reviews* There are, though a few scenes but he does a good job of trans- and studying for a big exam. When I slapped my money that create intensity, but that is be- forming from a loving husband Now it is time to walk back to her down for Deceived, Touchstone cause you know it is a thriller to a violent monster, which is the dorm. She is alone, lost in the Pictures' latest thriller, I was ex- and you are expecting something underlying meaning of the film. thought of tomorrow's exam, feel- pecting a decent movie that would band. But soon we realize that her seemed like it would be worth the like that. Perhaps if the directors would ing a little exhausted. It never at least provide some of the mys- husband, Jack Saunders (John gas and time to go and see it (that The idea, like I said, is good, have taken time to polish the dawns on her that she could be in tery that Agatha Christie used to Heard—Home Alone) is not the it partially because I like sus- but when it is not put to good use it script, it might have just been danger of an assault - even on write. But what I got was another loving man she thinks she is. pense and thriller movies so I am becomes soggy. something worth talking about. such a short walk. modern suspense movie that re- The idea is invigorating, but tempted to see even the worst Although men are just as lied more on the idea that the plot. the plot does not seem to conform ones), but it ended up being a rip- likely to be mugged, women tend Goldie Hawn (Protocal) stars with this. There are so many off of The- Stepfather, which, if to be easier targets and are, in in this thriller as a woman who, clues that are presented, but in the any of you have not seen, is the most cases, more vulnerable to after six years of marriage, end are not really defined. same idea, but with more spunk 18-Hole Course sexual assault - particularly thinks she has the perfect hus- When I saw the previews it and a dab of horror. With Driving Rage rape. Women are victims because they are typically smaller and not as strong as men. Many experts What do they mean to you? All-Day Golf on violent crime feel that fit women are safer women. By Amy Goss 22 There is a definite correlation Guest writer for $1 0 between a woman's level of fitness Who are those two strange ce- and her ability to ward off an at- ramic figures in Gallery 303? Do tacker. Fitness provides strength, they represent sentries from our Wednesday flexibility, and endurance which mystical past? The works were are needed in a scuffle, and a fit created by GSU faculty member "Student Day" woman can make a choice to fight Jane Pleak. You could look to- or run from an attacker. ward the titles for an interpretation, but they merely Getting fit requires an attitude indicate figure 1 and figure 2. 18 HOLES PUBLIC of confidence, and this same atti- These two figures can be any- tude is needed to react during an thing you can envision. assault. Also a fit women is one An art student touring the gal- who cares about her body; lery claims that the figures repre- therefore, she will usually take sent a mother (figure 1) and her precautions to avoid getting into daughter (figure 2). She claims dangerous situations. that "The younger woman holds Studies have shown that as- her arms in a matronly pose for sailants that attack on a regular the baby she so desperately wants, but cannot have, and this accounts adouj Lakes basis target women who show signs of weakness and who are for her mourning -like gaze." GOLF CLUB unaware. Also a woman whose The use of clay has tradition- body language displays power is ally been used to form "vessels." not likely to be assaulted. Cups and plates are possibly the mcsdcui Lotes Women who participate in most traditional use of ceramics. sports learn to use their bodies to The decorative elements are the take on pain and aggression - they ... keys allowing modern archae- ...7 Days A Week Langston Chapel Road are able to fall down and get up ologists to unlock past civiliza- again. Women should take ad- tions. If you look closely at the M-F»8AMuntiL vantage of "Drop-in-Aerobics" in clay figures, each can become two Paulson Sat-Sun • 7 AM until.. Hanner Activity Room. It is a sort removed, elongated vessels. Stadium LOCATED NEAR of social atmosphere that promotes Jane Pleak is one of the GSU Wednesqays exercise adherence. Ceramic sculptore by Jane pleak shown at GSU Faculty Art CAMPUS • OPEN faculty artists who is currently "Georgia Southern Student Day" Show. The show will run through the end of this month. exhibiting her work in Gallery 7 DAYS A WEEK See Health & Fitness, page 10 (Special photo.) CAMPUS ($10" ALL DAY-8 AM until...) See Art, page 10 839-3191 Conference on Muslim world October 28 GSU News Service Saudi-ARAMCO, and the Campus The recent war in the Persian Life Enrichment Committee of Gulf has brought a major focus of The GSU. attention to the Muslim world. Don't forget Celeste Miller The region, stretching from the ec/ectic will be performing her "Vision Atlantic Ocean east to the Pacific On 66" tonight and Thursday in and having a population of more column the Foy Recital Hall at 8 p.m. Ms. than a billion people, is being rec- Miller will be conducting work- ognized as an important eco- Anchorage. shops with GSU students this nomic and strategic asset to the This conference has been week. If you are interested in par- U.G. And the rest of the world. made possible by the support of ticipating in the workshops please The Middle East Persian Gulf Mobil Oil corporation, call Leslie Tichich at 681-5434. area encompasses two-thirds of THE NEW FRATERNITY AT the world's known oil reserves and is a region of great historical value. It is this area which gave GEORGIA SOUTHERN birth to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam and which holds some Sig Ep, the nation's leading fraternity, is coming to campus on Monday, of their most sacred sites and shrines. October 21. The department of political science, public administration, and criminal justice, the depart- Find out why more men join Sigma Phi Epsilon every year than any ment of history, and the Center other fraternity. Attend the informational meeting on Wednesday, for International Studies have collaborated in bringing together October 23, at 7:00 p.m., in the University Union, Room 241. so ne of the country's top educa- tors to discuss several topics per- taining to the Muslim world. *265 Chapters (#) The conference of the Muslim .'orld will be held October 28 in *18,000 undergraduates (#1) the Assembly Hall at the Southern *130,000 living alumni Center for Continuing Education. The conference will begin at 8:45 *Founded in 1901 at Richmond College (University of am. with a welcome for Richmond) Hermann Fredericks Eilts, Boston University; Dr. * The new fraternity of campus! Sulayman Nyang, Howard University; Dr. Samuel M. Hines, College of Charleston; Dr. Robert Wirsing, University of South Carolina, Columbia; Dr. Charles H. Kennedy, Wake Forest University; Dr. Garth N. SIGMA PHI Jones, University of Alaska,
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Tuesday, October 22, 1991 Rod's Review UNBELIEVABLE! Eagles 24 - Dukes 211 By Hern Sneed Sports Writer After failing to produce a first By Rod Swinson Apparently, James Madison GSU pulled to within 21-14 down, the Eagles punted, and with 4:43 left in the third on a 1- , Staff Writer can't handle big first-half leads. JMU's Anthony Archer returned yard run by fullback Lester Do you think there are double After going up 21-0 against the kick 77 yards to put Southern Efford. standards in the world of sports? Georgia Southern Saturday, the in a hole rivaling only that of the "We just needed a change of If so, do you think these standards Dukes gave up 24 points in the fi- 1985 Div. I-AA championship pace," said McGrady. "We are justified? nal three periods to fall to the game, when they were down 28-6 needed somebody to pick it up and Personally, I do think there Eagles 24-21 in Harrisonburg, to Furman in the third quarter. I happened to be the one." are dual standards in the sports Va. McGrady produced in the sec- GSU returns home Saturday to world, but I think the standards GSU downed JMU 36-21 two ond quarter when he hit Belser on face Central Florida in a rematch are justified in a number of cases, years ago in Harrisonburg after the 34-yard TD pass at the 9:19 of last year's I-AA semifinal especially in the case of Michael spotting the Dukes to a 21-6 first- mark. bout. Jordan. half lead. Are you wondering what rel- With the win Saturday, the evance this subject has in the Eagles improved to 4-3 on the sea- sports world, in the middle of foot- son. DAYLIGHT ball season. David Cool's 25-yard field Well the press in Chicago is goal as time ran out in the third on the case of Jordan, because of quarter provided the winning DON UTS an appearance he failed to make. margin for Southern. The GSU defense, which al- NOW OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT Before I endeavor to explain Senior fullback Lester Efford figures in the comback vic- and defend the Jordan situation, I lowed just 149 yards after the first tory against JMU. The Eagles 455 S. MAIN-ROUTE 301 period, stopped a JMU drive with (shown here in action against feel that it is my duty to inform rallied from 21 points down to l:34*remaining in the contest Auburn) was one of the key ACROSS FROM CHINESE KITCHEN you that I think Michael Jordan is pull out a 24-21 victory. about the best thing to happen to the when cornerback Kevin Whitley 1/4 MILE FROM GSU National Basketball Association stopped tailback Kenny Sims for third to even the score at 21-21. at the 10:46 mark of the first quar- MON. THRU SAT. 5AM-12AM 764-9536 since the days of the ten inch Afro a 5-yard loss on fourth-and-1. ter to put his team up by a touch- on Julius "Dr. J." Erving. In "We came out a little bit flat, "He came in there and threw down. other words I am about as bias as but then in the second half, I think some good strikes for us, made On GSU's fourth play, Bostick one can be when it comes to "Air we had the attitude that we could some big plays, and we just fumbled, giving the Dukes posse- A A Jordan." win," said GSU head coachTim needed a little bit of a lift at that sion again, but they later missed SGA As we know, following the Stowers. "We still have a long time, and he was able to give it to on a 27-yard field goal try. conquest ofaworld championship, way to go, but this was a great us," said assistsnt head coach Bostick fumbled again on the the winning team is invited to the team victory." Mike Hodges. next possession, however, and Logo White House to meet the Eagle quarterback Derrick Belser set a GSU single-game this time James Madison took President. Well, on Oct. 1 the McGrady, who substituted for receiving record with 170 yards on advantage, going ahead 14-0 after Chicago Bulls journeyed to starter Charles Bostick after seven catches. Wiiliams hit David McLeod on a McGrady, a junior from Contest I ii ■ Washington D.C. to receive the Bostick fumbled on the first two 13-yard strike with 1:04 left in the rehearsed praises of the honor- GSU possessions, guided Southern Statesboro, completed 10 of 18 pass first quarter. able George Bush. The only prob- to the dramatic comeback. attempts for 217 yards, the 11th- Bostick came to the bench, but Design the SGA logo lem was one Bull was conspicu- McGrady tossed scoring passes best total in school history. McGrady didn't fare much better ous by his absence. Yes, it was of 34 yards and 77 yards to split Southern fell behind early in his first series. Michael Jordan. end Deryl Belser, the latter touch- when Dukes quarterback Eriq All students are eligible The other team members as down coming with 2:16 to go in the Wiliams scored on a 5-yard run What are you well as the press were not very happy with this absence. looking at? SGA Banners & Publicity Jordan said he did not appear Soccer team tripped up *Entries are due Oct. 23rd in the at the White House because he wanted to spend time with his SGA office, Union 207 by 5:00 p.m. family. Well that's by Berry College 5-0 understandable, but Jordan did By Elise Lane George-Anne not stay home for the entire week Guest Writer like the Bulls and press felt that The GSU soccer team was *For more information call 681-5631 he should have. hammered by Berry College, 5-0 On the day before the Bulls in Rome Saturday. were to appear at the White House, The long trip from Statesboro Michael decided he wanted to had an affect on the Eagles as play a little golf. they started slowly. Within four So, what is wrong with that. minutes the fury had two corner Well Bulls' forward Horace UNIONlFljj kicks and a goal on a penalty same as the first with a Berry Grant spoke out in Sports kick. goal within the first two minutes. Illustrated to chastise his friend. The goal grabbed the Eagles The Fury never let up the pres- "Now I think a lot of people are attention. For the next ten sure and were able to tap in two PRODUCTIONS seeing there's a double standard. minutes, they had numerous scor- more goals before time expired. GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY If we don't do anything about it, I ing opportunities, but nothing With the exception of the ten think it'll be the death of this found the back of the net. minutes in the first half, the team." Towards the end of the first Eagles were unable to mount an With all due respect to Mr. half, GSU's defense broke down offense. With the loss, their Grant who had an exceptional again. Berry had a three on one at record dropped to 4-7-3. season especiall in the playoffs, the top of the box, then buried the Their next match is against Michael Jordan deserves double ball in the net. Georgia State at Eagle Field to- standards. See Rod, page 7 The second half started the morrow at 4 p.m. Concert: drivin1 n? cryirV Thompsons Pools November 14 at 8 p.m. in
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growing public relations disas- Minneapolis alone has 15,000 By Les Suzukamo Indian Parents Organization. However, black representa- Rhyne, head of the Atlanta AIM ter. Stories on the controversy Native Americans and is one of Knlght-Ridder Newspapers "It's rude, it's degrading and, in tives from the Minneapolis Patrol. have appeared on everything the largest urban Indian centers my view, it's against the law." NAACP and Urban League, There has been little AIM in ST. PAUL, Minn. - The from Turner's own CNN to in the country. The organization, which has called upon Atlantans to drop the Atlanta could do because the Atlanta Braves, whose fans dress "Entertainment Tonight" as well battled for the past year to get tomahawk. Native American population is so up as make-believe Indians and as numerous radio talk shows. Minnesota high schools to give up "In the 1920s and 30s, we tol- small there, Rhyne said. He es- Register to wave rubber tomahawks, got axed "The Atlanta Braves have per- Indian mascots, is exploring the erated Amos and Andy and Aunt timated that Georgia has less themselves Friday by real verted the great American pas- possibility of a lawsuit based on Jemima," said NAACP president than 15,000 Indians, while Indians who said they are tired of time into a blood-thirsty competi- ■llilili civil rights laws that prohibit ra- the racist and ignorant antics of Matthew Little. "In 1991, you tion that it was never meant to cial discrimination at public ac- Braves fans. would think Americans would've be," said AIM national director comodations, he said. The Twin Cities-based gone beyond the point where they The use of the tomahawk, with American Indian Movement, Clyde Bellecourt of the toma- would characterize a people in its connotations of scalping, is joined by more than a dozen eth- hawking. that manner." particularly insulting, several nically diverse human-rights He called broadcasts of crowd Said Gary Sudduth, assistant UNION^ Q Indians said. It was Europeans, groups and Minneapolis Mayor shots of enthusiastic fans waving director of the Urban League, specifically the Dutch, who intro- Don Fraser, denounced the na- mock tomahawks "a high tech "We understand the need to be duced the practice to Indians, said tional television broadcasts of massacre of Indian culture." excited, but there comes a time to William Pansoncau, planning war-painted Braves fans doing Braves officials, in the Twin stand up for what is right. ... It's PRODUCTIONS director of The Red School House, the so-called tomahawk chop, Cities on Friday, could not be time to let it go." GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY a private, non-profit Indian edu- saying it perpetuates a negative reached for comment. CBS Sports Marv Davidov, a longtime cation school in St. Paul. stereotype of Native Americans spokeman Lou D'Ermilio said anti-war activist, said he was dis- But it isn't just the tomahawk, that is insulting and untrue. CBS would be willing to speak tressed to see Jane Fonda, a per- other Indians said. Non-Indian AIM plans to hold a protest with AIM but has not made con- son who is usually a strong sup- fans who paint their faces with rally outside the Metrodome be- tact. porter of Native American rights, fore Game 1 of the World Series Native Americans have ar- "war paint" and wear feathers doing the chop with her boyfriend, between the Twins and Braves on gued for decades against the use are desecrating sacred Indian Turner. Saturday night. of Indians as mascots for profes- religious and governmental He read a statement by David But while the tomahawking sional, college and high school symbols, they said. Dellinger, one of the Chicago 7 Braves fans have raised the ire of sports teams, saying it trivializes Bill Means, an original anti-war defendants who stood and distorts their culture. Indians across the country, the founder of AIM along with trial with Fonda's ex-husband They note that Indians are the craze may be too far along to stop. Bellecourt, said it would be as if Tom Hayden. "I earnestly hope Lyn May, spokeswoman for only racial and cultural group to Indians decided to rattle Catholic that she will meet with the leaders Atlanta Mayor Maynard be used as team mascots, and the rosary beads or wave Jewish ya- of AIM and join them in calling Jackson, said Jackson, unlike usual depictions of Indian mas- mulkes every time their team got for the elimination of this offen- Fraser, will not call for a stop to cots are either embarassing cari- a hit. sive ritual," Dellinger's state- catures or war-painted savages the tomahawking. May said no one in Atlanta ment said. in the John Wayne Hollywood- "It wouldn't have any effect intended the tomahawk or Indian AIM's Southeast United States style. anyway," she said. garb to be insulting and it is done chapter also promised to hold "Why can't an Indian family However, AIM is calling upon in the spirit of competitive fun. protests when the team returns to go to a ballgame and enjoy them- the Atlanta Braves to change their Seventy percent of metropolitan selves and feel comfortable with- Atlanta Fulton County Stadium name and for a meeting with Atlanta's 3 million people are out having to put up with these an- on Tuesday. A protest was held Braves owner and media mogul minority, mostly African tics and mockery of Indian cul- Friday outside the stadium be- Ted Turner and a representative Americans, and are sensitive to ture?" said Fred Veilleux, mem- neath a statue of former Brave of CBS Sports so they can defuse a discrimination and racism, she All-Star Hank Aaron, said Ken ber of the Concerned American said. Rod Continued from page 6 Braves and Twins cost Vegas Jordan is possibly the best By Bob Sansevere were anywhere from 120-to-l to for the books. Quite a few people player to ever play the game of Knight-Ridder Newspapers 250-to-l shots to make the World bet on one or the other. Now basketball. Series. The Braves were 100-to-l they're coming in and playing Let's face it. Where would the ST. PAUL, Minn. - The to 150-to-l. The Braves had a the other side, and it's a no-lose Bulls be without the "Air Jordan chance of the Minnesota Twins better chance to make the Series, situation. Show?" facing the Atlanta Braves in the Glantz said, because the NL West Oct. 27 & 28 "Jungle Fever" Think about the standards that World Series were about 10,000- "was a little more wide open. Glantz said more money was the sports world has for Michael. to-1 when the season began, They didn't have to face the team? bet on the Twins than Braves Movies shown at 7 & 9:30 p.m. If Michael Jordan has a 25 according to a Las Vegas odds- the Twins had to face." because of the higher number of Admission is just $1 with your GSU Student I.D. point game, he seems to be in a maker. Glantz doesn't know if anyone flights available between the Twin Cities and Las Vegas. slump. "The odds were bet on the Twins and Braves If Michael Jordan doesn't lead astronomical," said Keith meeting in the World Series, but the league in scoring, he has had Glantz, who sets odds for the he added the number of people who an off season. Palace Station sports book. 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Call 681-7434 after 6 pm. for the 2nd Annual SGA United Way Car for sale! '80 rontiac Phoenix. Re- Fund Drive. For more information call cent: trans, battery, exhaust, brakes & Household refrigerator, Model GR-23 YOHN SGA 681-5631. Union Rm 207. fuel pump. $500. 852-5523 after 6pm. $50. GSU's Non-Traditional Student FOR SALE: 1986 Ford Taurus, loaded, 11'Help Wanted Organization will meet Tuesday, excellent condition. $3985. call October 22, 1991, at 5:15 p.m. In Room 681-5226 or 1-754-3033. Gymnastics instructor for beginning 271, Student Union Bldg. FOR SALE: 1986 Yamaha FJ1 200. Winter qtr. Experience in teaching Habitat for Humanity needs more vol- 12,000 miles. Exc condition. NEW pre-school and instructional unteers. For more info, write c/o LB transmission & Tires w/ under 100 gymnastics preferred. Call Gay at 12502. Meetings 1st & 3rd Wednesday miles. $2600/OBO. Call 685-4861 681-5555, or go by Gymanstics Ctr on ea month at Union HWY 301, Wednesdays between 4 to For sale: Jeep CJ-7 softop, nutmeg, 6pm. Join GSU's COLLEGE BOWL Team. Test brand new windows, good cond. Asking your wits and your speed. Come by an> $135/OBO. Call 739-2161. Habitat for Humanity needs more Monday at 8:00 to University Union volunteers next meeting 10/30, 6 pm SEIZED CARS, trucks, boats, 4wheelers, Room 273 to join in. at the Union. Savannah trip on 11/9. motorhomes, by FBI, IRS, DEA. Avail- Credit for Gamma Beta Phi. All groups Join the "Stop the Chop" fan club. For able in your area now. Call (805) invited. info call 681-1130. 682-7555. ext C-5874. Kappa Alpha Theta wants you I We are RAISE $500...$ 1000...$ 1500 in search of a few sophisticated women 05'Business Opportunities to be a part of GSU's newest sorority. Dc you have what it takes to be a Theta. Run your own business. 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12«Lost& Found 14'Motorcycles 19*Rentals& Real Estate ROOMMATE WANTED: ASAP. 4BR House, Lakeview Golf Driving Health & Fitness 2-3 miles from campus. Furnished, Range 3 1/2 mth old male Rottweiler/German '86 Red Honda Nighthawk 450 good washer/dryer, big yard, private rm. Continued from page 5 engine needs some minor cosmetic Condo for rent. 2BR, 2BA, dishwasher, Great landlord. Only $140.00 ♦ 1/4 OPEN lOam-lOpm Shepherd mix. Appro*. 20-30 lbs. Black Women who walk or jog w/ tan markings. Answers to Jake. Lost work. Sell $650. Call Chad 764-6468. W/D hook-up. Eagle's Court. Lease utilities. Call 764-3621 Tor Kelly. Sunday 1 pm-6 pm should take the following precau- around Gentilly Dr. on Oct. 16. If found negotiable. Call for more info at Free Golf Instruction Are you interested in motorcycles? If Two female roommates needed. One tions. Be aware of places in your call 681-2467 after 5pm. 764-5167. 5 Miles North on Lakeview Road so, join the Riding Eagles for fun and now, or two winter quarter. For more route where attacker could hide, information call 681-2283, ask for Found: large, male, black lab type dog. friendship. Call Nathan at 489-8983 or FOR SALE: 1989 Brigadier Mobile Home. Mens Trek bike for sale. 1989 model such as bushes or buildings. Be Stephanie. Vicinity of Woodlawn Terrace. 681- David at 764-2642. 2br 2bath, ceiling fans, dishwasher, 1100. Hardly ridden w/ extras. $450 sure the area alongside your route central heat and air. $17,500 firm. Only 5076 (9am to 1 pm); 681-7356. Wanted: One or two female roommates neg. Call 764-2777 ask for Bryant. can be clearly seen. Avoid run- interested parties call 489-8068 Lost gold bracelet. Mens style. Very beginning witnter qtr. Nonsmoker ning in isolated areas. Stay in between 5:30pm &7:30 pm, Ronald. Murray Foxriver mountasin bike. Only sentimental. Please return is found. 15*Musical preferred. Call 681-3165, leave ridden 5 months. Paid $160, asking well-lit and well-populated areas. Lost near Landrum, Tech 3, or between Mobile home space for rent. Shady lot, message. $75. 764-8717 ask for Jim. I would personally like to thank The Pines. Reward. Call Cindy For sale Yamaha PSR-70 keybrd w/ pvt owner, call 681-1922 Needed: Goal keeper for the Women's our grounds personnel for adding 681-7623. stand, 5 octaves, midi capability. $950. REPOSSESSED & IRS FORECLOSED HOMES 21 "Services ample lighting to the campus' Hardly used, excellent cond. Call Larkin Soccer Club. Call Jay at 681-7907. Lost puppy - brown w/ black nose & tail available at below market value. Fan- beautification. Also women Call 681-3860. Has flea color on. at 681-3133. tastic savings. You repair. Also S&L Bills Pressing You? Need spending $$$? should never run or walk alone. bailout. Properties. Call (805) Need money for college? Send SASE to LOST: A rope chain bracelet in the area Sale: Peavy guitar amp, chorus 212, Save the safest area for the last 682-7555, ext H-6146. Campbell LB 9208 or Deloach LB 9206. of Sussex & Collegiate. If found please $320. Also, Washburn elec. Guitar 23'Stereo & Sound part of your run, when you are call Stephanie 681 -6716. Reward if $110. Call 681-9178. Calligraphy - eicellent work, great for most tired. Most of all stay con- found. Ultra conservative death - metal wedding invitations, baby showers, Car stereo equipment for sale. 300 watt scious of your surroundings. Coustic amplified, 2 12" Pyle drivers in bluegrass band seeks frontman. No 20*Roommates Tormal parties, or anything that needs There is no doubt that there is a Lost: a rope shain bracelet in area of box, crossover & more. Will sell togethei pro's, attitudes, long hair, spandex. No a rormal touch. Call 764-8408. Sussex & Collegiate. If found, please call relationship between fitness and jumping around on stage, must be 1 female roommate needed to share of separate. 764-7382. Stephanie 681-6716, Reward if found, Daily announcement of Intramurals self-defence. However, there is no new, 4 BR Chandler Square apt. Own willing to relocate to Waynesboro. available on CR/I Hotline at 681-5261. Jensen car amp. lOOw x 2ch or 250w reason to suspect that fit women LOST: Charm bracelet with 3 charms 764-5925. room, washer/dryer. Vacancy to fill bridged (mono). $85 OBO. Call GRAPHICS R' US. Bonnevllle Graphics - are not assaulted - it is a possibil- attached very sentimental. One charm ASAP. Call 681-6864. 681-1062. Ask for Jerry. has can inscribed on back. Lost around serving greater Statesboro since 1982. ity that all women must face. 1 or 2 female roommates needed South Bldg. Reward offered. Call Seriously, we are NOT a typing service Sony Portable home stereo. Great immediately in Park Place. Furnished 681-9242. 16-Personal but we do know how to make you look Sound. Only a few years old. Detachable Art except for your bedroom. Call Amy good in print. Graphics & typesetting speakers. Cassette deck, equalizer, LOST: Woman's gold nugget ring. If 681-3232 & leave a message. Continued from page 5 ADOPTION: Happily married couple service bureau: Art, Illustration, B&W receiver. Good price. Call 681-7262 round please call 681-2733. Reward 303 of the Foy Fine Arts building. waiting to give your child Love, Feamle to take over lease April-Aug, and Color Scanning, Postscript Color offered. Happiness, and a secure future. Bermuda Run. Pvt. Bdrm, bath & phone Separations, File Conversion, Consult- The exhibition will run through 13'Miscellaneous for Sale Medical/Legal expenses paid. Call collect line. $225/mo plus 1 /4 util. 681-1888 ation, Logo Design, Presentation Mat- 28'Weekends & Travel the month of October. erials, Typesetting, & Design Services It is up to you to visit Gallery anytime, John and Phyllis Female roommate needed beginning 14 kt gold rope necklace, 20 in, $85. Ranging from Brochures and News- Earn $2500 it Free Trips Selling Spring 303 and to determine who or what (516)741-6618^ winter qtr. Own rm, washer/dryer, Need cash for bills. Call Karen at letters to Magazines and Books. Typeset Packages To Bahamas, Mexico, Jamaica, $125/mo+ 1/2 or 1/3 util. 1 mi from the two mysterious figures repre- 681-9870. GSU Party Crew- Anybody going Quality Resume Design. Bonneville Florida! Best Trips St Prices! Spring campus (trailer). Marne, 681-3571. sent. horseback riding? Bareback is the bestl Graphics - Call Gina at 489-1879. Break Travel 1-800-638-6786. 1989 Centurion Calvaletto Bike, like Should we make it a party? Love ya', Female roommate needed immediately. new, must sell, good deal. Call I TYPE WRITE. GREAT PRICES AND Queen of (well you know)! 2 BR, 1 bath. Furnished except for 764-7397 or 681-5690. SHARP RESULTS. FOR A JOB DONE FREE SPRING BREAK TRIPS your rm. Washer/dryer, microwave, Got a hot GSU R.A.'s - Congratulations! The RIGHT, CALL JENNIFER AT 681-2512 To student or student organizations Brother word processor for sale, $350. quarter is halfway over. You are all TV VCR, dishwasher. Call 764-5251 Promotingour our SPRING BREAK PACKAGES OR 5520. GOOD PAY 4FUN 1 yr old, 12" amber screen and 3.5" doing a great job. The R.D.'s, A.D.'s and and leave message. drive. Incl loads of functions. Call torn Ladies! Free skin care and color analysis news tip? Vickie appreciate your hard work. Female roommate needed winter qtr. 681-8916, leave message from Avon to you! Contact Sandra Call CM11-800-423-5264 $225/mo. Own bdrm & bath. Very nice Hey Joe H., Imitation is the sincerest 764-2104 or LB 14900. Canon EOS 10s with 35-105 mm lens, form of flattery. Thanks. condo 3 mi from campus. Call & leave FREE TRAVEL - Air couriers and 430 EZ flash etc. Asking $1000 call LADIES: It's time! Stop the trial and message anytime. 764-8879. Cruiseships. Students also needed Henry at 681-4707. I lust the following "nameless" people: error skin care and try ARTISTRY. Call Mad-Dog, Pookie, Lizard, Snicker. Love, Female roommate needed. Completely Christmas, Spring, and Summer for us at 681-1393. Compaq, portable built in monitor. IBM A-Phi-O's love-toy. —CW furnished- Washer/dryer, TV, Amusement Park employment. Call compatible, printer ready. $700. microwave. Own room. On campus . Party DJ, Best service and fair prices. (805) 682-7555, ext F-3313. 764-8231. Johnson R.A.'s - Thank you for all your All types of music, lightning and fog Rent $135/ mo. Pay 1/2 utilities. No International Club sponsoring a trip hard work so far this quarter. You all leaselNo deposit. Call Kim 681-3255. machine. 6 years experience. Call Rob Computer for sale. Atari 520 sr. Color during Thanksgiving to Disney World. are the greatest! Hang in ther! I love for references. 681-9513. Call us... Monitor, 3.5 drive, color printer, and you all! Female roommate needed. Starting Wtr $220 includes bus, hotel and 3-day The mouse. Lotsa software too. All for $400 Qtr. Large townhouse. Own Room. $195 TYPING - Drop-off & pick-up on cam- pass to Disney. For info: 681-0382 OBO. Ask for Cure at 681-1908. Miss Marcy Sinkfield: I feel better now, pus. See Peggy 116 South Bldg.. call George-Anne per mth. Call 489-3286. Ask for One way air fare, Dec 10, 1991, from please come see me. Your Ace, Ms. Hill. 681-5586 or 681-6520. Quick service Croquet set for sale. In fair condition, Jennifer. Savannah to Sacramento w/ stops in (usually overnight), very good rates slightly used. $8. Call Kevin at Paula, Hey baby, what's cookin' (other Female roommate(s) need starting Charlotte, San Francisco, $120/OBO. 681-5246 between 2 and 5 pm than you)? Listen, 1 don't have your winter qtr. Park Place, Fully furnished, TYPING - Fast & Reasonable. Call Jean 681-0159 C81-524C phone » so call me and we'll do dinner. weekdays. washer/dryer, 2 bdrm, 2 bath. Call 852-5405 681-1130 For Sale: Peach Carpet. Will fit Johnson Krista/Shelly 681-3511. Leave TYPING - Reasonable rate. Resumes, ---Chuck message is no answer. Dorm rooms wall to wall. Only used one term papers, etc. Letter quality or Dot Ramson: Happy late bed-day! year. Bought new. Asking $60. Call HELPI Rommates needed badlyl Apt. In Matrix printers. Call Brenda, 681- 681 -2424. Ask for Jennifer C. Stacy- Happy 21st Birthday! Well Stadium Walk. $140.00 per month. 5301, or drop by Carroll, Rm 86 FOR SALE: Raleigh Road Bike, 58cm 501 make sure you enjoy the party! We Private or semi-private room. Call now! University Typing Svc - Word proc. for tubing, Shimano 105 Cateye Computer. love you! GSU Party Crew & Ft. Stewart 489-1362. Ask for Jody. faculty St students. Term papers to Great Shape. 764-3621. Ask for Kelly. Company collection! Help! Roommates needed badly! Apt in books. Editing included. Letter quality Stadium Walk. $140/mo. Pvt or semi- printing. Majorie Bell, Ed.D. 681-3716 Frigidaire microwave, 9 level power. To the new A-Phi-0 pledges, pvt rm. 489-1362 ask for Jody. Great cond., $75/OBO. 823-3065. Congratulations and good luck with your pledgeship. From the Brothers of Male roommate needed ASAP Two Get a head start on Christmas. Avon Alpha Phi Omega. •DARKROOM MANAGER* prod available to youl Men's & women's bedroom duplex $150 mth. Water 22«Sports & Stuff cologne, jewelry, make-up, etc. Contact YSM seeks YSF must have a positive included. Private room. 764-8525. Must be responsible, willing to work Sunday and Sandra, 764-2104 or, LB 14900. outlook and not afraid to share your Leave message. 1990 Raleigh Technium racing bike. Wednesday evenings, as well as about two hours per day true colors. Send letter to CL. LB 8489. Male roommate needed! ASAP! 3 bdrm 26in black w/ grey lettering. I'm selling a red Schwinn mountain YWM seeks YWF who enjoys the night house, $113/mo., "3 Crescent Av. Call Dia-Compe and Suntour components. weekdays. Part time darkroom manager needs to know bike. It's a year od, and in practically 681-9212 3-6pm or after.8pm Mint condition. $250 OBO. Call new condition for $200. air, quiet times with that special all facets of black and white darkroom work. Experience someone. Challenging dreams to 681-1062 ask for Jerry. Need a place to live winter qtr? Own desired, but not required. Ladies wedding set. 3/8 karat engage- become real. Send response to Mr. CL LI 1990 Trek 1000. 56cm. Excellent cond. ment ring w/ 10 diamonds on sides. rm, bath, phone line & its furnished. 8489 Will reduce rent. Bermuda Run Apts, New 120psi rear. Computer, 2 cages, Matching wedding band. Brand new. pump, patch kit. $425/OBO. 764-2777. Cost $850 selling for $550. Call contact Michelle at 681-7697 •PHOTOGRAPHERS* Leave number for Jay. 764-7382 Needed 1-2 roommates, male or 17-Pets & Supplies For sale white Trek 8000 nearly new Must be familiar with black &white and color photogra- female. Trailor 1.5 miles from campus. Typewriter (Smith Corona), excellent plus several accessories. $650/OBO call Rent $143 /person/month. More info. phy. Black &white development skills optional. Needed cond. $95. Call 681-7434 after 6pm. Beagle Puppy- adorable, 5 mo., all 681-6395 after 7 ask for Chuck. shots, full bread, female. Make offer. Call Call 681-2283. to work unusual hours, according to campus events TYPEWRITER: Smith Corona, excellent FOR SALE: Murray Fox river mountain 681-3251 or 681-7989. Roommate needed. $200/mo. Own schedule. condition. $95. bike. Only ridden 5 months. Free puppies need happy homes. bdrm. Have washer/dryer. Must like WHIMSICAL WEARABLES- Hand- cats. Please call Cynthia, Karlin or Kim For sale: white stag shortie dive suit. Sz Mother - black lab; father - German painted, appliqued women's & child- at 681-3616. lg. Only $100. Call Michelle, 681-3616. ren's apparel. Every one an originall Shepherd. 6 females, 2 males. 5 wks 2-peice knits, sweat suits, aprons & old. Call 681-1888. Roommate wanted ASAPI 4BR house, Apply in person to the George-Anne, Williams more. Take a look at new fall and Xmas Red tail boa & aquarium for sale. Snake 2-3 mi from campus. Furn washer, Martial Arts Club open to all ranks and Center room 111, from 2 to 4 p.m. weekdays. line. Many styles. Great gifts. Call Julie - is 3 yrs old and 7 ft long. Both for $350. dryer, big yard, pvt rm. Great landlord. styles. Beginners, too. Contact Eric, LB Only $140 1/4 util. 764-3621 Kelly. 13455; Mark, LB 18029; Bill, LB 8041 681-4521. Call Chad 764-6468 ♦