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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in Inkwell by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. STUDENTS RESPOND TO VOTING SGA IS BACK! ANNUAL CRIME & SAFETY REPORT Student shares their Everything you need to Is the university as thoughts on voting. know about SGA’s return. transparent as it should be? Page - 2 Page - 4 Page - 3

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THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 2020

CAMPUS SPOTLIGHT MEET SISTERS WITH A PURPOSE Page 5

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GET CREEPY WITH GRAVEFACE VISIT SAVANNAH’S GRAVEFACE MUSEUM Page 6

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PHOTO COURTESY OF ANDY COLE COVID BY THE NUMBERS BY REBECCA MUNDAY Managing Editor

Georgia Southern University released updated COVID-19 case numbers on Monday, Sept. 28. For the fi rst time all semester, GSU saw a slight rise in cases all semester. The university confi rmed fi ve more cases between Oct. 5 and Oct. 11 than it did the week before. The self-reported cases dropped by three. The total COVID-19 cases came out to 14 compared to 12 the week before. All reported cases were in the student population and most continue to be on the Statesboro campus.

STUDENTS’ RESPONSES ABOUT VOTING ARE YOU READY TO VOTE?

BY JOLIE NGUYEN Depending on their career and Many other factors were also Staff Writer their surroundings, students can mentioned include climate change, decide the factors that concern them women’s rights and child protection. It could be said that the race to White regarding the voting. For many In order to improve the situation, IF YOU ARE A CITIZEN House is getting hotter and people are students, education is the fi rst chosen voting is extremely important because so ready to vote, including students factor. “Soon to be a teacher, I want to those votes will decide who will be HERE, IT IS YOUR on the Armstrong campus of Georgia know the plan of what they are going the next presidential leader for the DUTY TO VOTE. Southern University. Each student has to do to help the students, because next four years. his/her own side and diff erent factors the education system right now is not “Voting is really important. It is that can infl uence their opinion. It is the best,” said Lori Mciver, a senior a civic duty to vote. I know some necessary for people to choose the studying Elementary Education. people said that you could vote or not SAVY ALDERMAN candidate that will most benefi t their However, the most concerning issue vote. No. It is a civic duty. If you are Junior standard of living for the next four that a lot of students chose as factors a citizen here, it is your duty to vote. years. that can infl uence their decision are A lot of people have the same answer taxation, racial issues and health care. of saying they don’t really care, but I citizens’ lives. “Right now, I think my biggest don’t think that they understand the “To anyone who is reading this, issues are going to be about health implication that that vote can bring,” make sure that you vote because your I THINK MY BIGGEST ISSUES ARE care and about the things that are said Savy Alderman, a junior Biology vote matters, it is for the younger GOING TO BE ABOUT HEALTH CARE going on in the country, about the student. generation to go out and vote because AND ABOUT THE THINGS THAT police brutality, ‘Black Lives Matter’ Voting is important since it will we can make changes,” said Mciver. ARE GOING ON IN THE COUNTRY, movement,” said Sasha Wilder, a decide the fate of the United States “Go look up the diff erent policies, ABOUT THE POLICE BRUTALITY, senior Chemistry major. within the next four years. Most what each person is doing and what ‘BLACK LIVES MATTER’ MOVEMENT “I think the biggest issue right now students were taught to make voting are they fi ghting for, just so we can is the racial issue that we have, our decisions from high school by taking be more educated when we go out stand against police offi cers; what history and government classes. and vote,” said Mykeria Williams, SASHA WILDER is the future leader planning to do, With any knowledge of politics, it is Elementary Education major. guide our country between those necessary for students to vote for the Early voting starts Oct. 12. For more Senior two issues,” said Madison Thomas, a next leader of the country, the one information on voting, visit voter.org. senior Elementary Education major. who has the capability of improving

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UNIVERSITY TRANSPARENCY: A LOOK AT THE SECURITY AND FIRE SAFETY REPORT BREAKING DOWN THE ANNUAL CRIME AND FIRE SAFETY REPORT AT GSU

BY LILA MILLER Department. Statesboro campus made national crimes (such as assault or defacement Editor-in-Chief On the Statesboro campus, no headlines in the Washington Post in of property) when motivated by murders or cases of manslaughter 2018 and on CNN in 2019 for racially- hostility to the victim as a member of On Sept. 30, Georgia Southern were reported. In 2017 and 2018, eight charged incidents. a group (such as one based on color, University (GSU) released their rapes were reported. In 2019, that In 2018, an exchange between creed, gender, or sexual orientation.)” annual Security and Fire Safety Report number nearly doubled with 15 rapes potential roommates at GSU While the potential roommate for the calendar years of 2017, 2018 reported. Reported fondling dropped Statesboro went viral, ““Her insta incident represents a gray area in and 2019 for the three campuses in from seven counts to three from 2017- looks pretty normal not too ni—-ish,” what constitutes a hate crime, the Statesboro, Savannah and Hinesville. 2019. the future roommate allegedly said in book burning incident seems fairly Part of the Public Safety Reported robberies and burglaries a message intended for a third future clear to be a racially-motivated hate Department’s mission statement went down from a total of eight roommate,” wrote Erin B. Larson, a crime. Why was the book burning not includes: “As members of the Georgia counts in 2017, to three in 2019. There journalist in an article titled “She was reported as a hate crime? Southern University Division of were zero cases of motor vehicle theft. eager to meet her college roommate The report maintains that “the Public Safety, we are all charged with Reported cases of arson increased — until the racist text arrived, department follows guidelines as the responsibility of serving and from 2017 at zero counts, to four screenshots appear to show” on July set forth by the board of regents in protecting the students, employees, counts in 2019. 25, 2018. the University System of Georgia and visitors within the campus The report shows that the primary In 2019, many GSU students (USG) system, the laws of the State community. The Georgia Southern crimes and safety issues in Statesboro remember when author Jeanine of Georgia and the Constitution of University Division of Public Safety arise from drug and alcohol law Capó Crucet came to the Statesboro the United States of America. Georgia vigorously responds to calls for law violations. In 2017, there were 224 campus to discuss her book “Make Southern University Police maintains enforcement services, enforces all combined drug law arrests and Your Home Among Strangers” a strong working relationship with state and local laws and ordinances, disciplinary referrals. Since then, the which was required reading for First the community. This relationship protects life and property, investigates 2019 numbers show a reduction with Year Experience (FYE) students. The includes offering a variety of matters of a criminal nature, preserves a combined 168 drug arrests and question and answer portion of the awareness programs, risk reduction the peace, and strives to prevent crime referrals. event devolved into a book burning programs, primary prevention and disorder.” The liquor laws seem to be an issue spectacle using a campus grill. More programs & on-going prevention and The methods in which people report of huge contention in Statesboro, as information can be found on CNN’s awareness campaigns designed to crimes to the department involve in 2017, the total number of arrests website from the article, “Georgia continually promote the awareness of the use of emergency call boxes and disciplinary referrals rested at college students burned the books of personal safety.” around campuses, the Life Safe smart 269. Several years later in 2019, that a Latina author” by journalists Amir For more information on programs phone App, Panic Buttons across the number hovered around the same Vera and Natalie Johnson. available please contact the Georgia colleges, and anonymous reporting. area, with a small reduction, at 225. Russell Willerton, a professor and Southern University Police Crime The GSU Police Department Domestic violence reported cases chairman of the school’s Department Prevention Coordinator, Investigator prepares this report in order to help remain low, with less than five of Writing and Linguistics, released a Danny Garrigus, at 912-478-5234, the campus community stay vigilant cases throughout 2017-2019. Dating statement on Facebook saying, “...We [email protected]. For and prevent crime, and to comply violence cases show an increase assert that destructive and threatening clarification or questions regarding with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of from four in 2017, to 11 in 2019. acts do not reflect the values of the report, contact Kurt Purtee, Campus Security and Crime Statistics Interestingly, according to the report, Georgia Southern University.” Captain of Support Services Monday Act using information collected no official hate crimes were reported Webster’s Dictionary defines a - Friday 7:00 am – 4:00 pm at 912- 344- and filed by the University Police between 2017-2019. However, the “hate crime” as “any of various 3520.

ARMSTRONG RECOGNIZES PRIDE MONTH DPE TALK TUESDAY: LGBT+ AND THE GSA PROM

BY KEE’ARA SMITH to express their truths and how their Managing Editor preferences have affected their lives. Though most students’ stories were The Diversity Peer Educators positive, some students felt like (DPE) hosted their second monthly there were no resources on campus dialogue series Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2020 for Pride. via Zoom. This week’s DPE topic was Some students talked about past on the LGBTQ+ community. DPE is events the Gay Straight Alliance a student-led organization under the (GSA) used to host before they were Office of Multicultural Affairs (OMA). inactive. GSA would host proms, DPE’s mission as diversity peer mixers, chats and even took trips to educators is to increase awareness, Atlanta for Pride events. knowledge and skills necessary to OMA also hosted a GSA mixer for create change and engage in helpful students to dance and mingle. The conversations about diversity, event took place via Zoom but the inclusion and fairness. The end goal chat session was live so students of DPE includes increasing students’ could request songs and talk awareness and cultural competence. amongst one another. With this month being pride month, The DJ, Jordan Brown played a KEE’ARA SMITH/staff peer educators wanted to offer a talk wide range of music from Ariana Pride Prom went virtual. for students who are advocates and Grande to Lil Nas X. GSA is currently a part of the community as well. The not active and OMA is serving in what the students want to talk about, how to get involved with OMA. The chat addressed topics of pronouns, its place in order to give students a and what they’d like to see. Each next monthly diversity, equity, and personal issues and resources on chance to voice concerns. Though year, GSA focuses on one of three inclusion presentation is Tuesday, campus. GSA is not active, they are actively bases: either education, support, or Oct. 13 at 5:30 p.m. via zoom. Students were given the opportunity looking for members. GSA focuses on activism. For more information on

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@GEORGIASOUTHERNSGA/instagram THREE CAMPUSES, ONE SGA THE STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASSOCIATION RETURNS TO GSU

BY KEE’ARA SMITH and will meet with SGA’s advisor unified so that both campuses voices Managing Editor once a month. can be heard. The senate meetings The Vice President will advise will take place the first and third Georgia Southern University’s MEETINGS WILL BE and oversee policies and regulations Monday of every month. The senate’s (GSU) Student Government VIRTUAL, NOT BECAUSE within the senate. first meeting is to take place Nov. 2 at Association (SGA) held its first OF COVID-19 BUT TO The Vice President of Finance will 4:30 P.M. via Zoom. meeting via zoom Oct. 6, 2020 and be in charge of all disbursements and lasted until Oct. 8,2020. MAKE THE SGA PRESENCE financial operations for SGA. SGA disbanded last semester STRONG AND UNIFIED SO There will also be six director around April due to conflicts between THAT BOTH CAMPUSES positions that consist of Academic AS LONG AS YOU’RE both senators from each campus. Affairs, Student Affairs, Auxiliary Until these sessions had taken place, VOICES CAN BE HEARD Affairs, Alumni Relations, Veteran ENROLLED AT there had been no active SGA on Affairs, and Inclusive Excellence. GEORGIA SOUTHERN either campus. Each of these directors must meet explaining what SGA is and how The session was hosted by Advisor with their respective administrators YOU CAN VOTE it has the opportunity to shape Dr. Ken Gassiot and student Jade and maintain at least six office hours university improvements and Reynolds. After the disbanding of a week. Rather than being voted in, campus life. The next topic discussed the previous SGA, a small group of all directors will be elected into their qualifications each candidate must DR. KEN GASSIOT students from the Armstrong and positions. have. Every candidate must be an Advisor Statesboro campus came together in Oct. 12 was the last day to file for active undergraduate or graduate the spring and most of the summer to an executive or senate position within Dr. Gassiot wrapped up the session student with a 2.5 cumulative GPA. rewrite the constitution. the SGA. All eligible candidates by informing students to vote. “As Undergraduate students must be SGA has always had an active should have received feedback within long as you’re enrolled at Georgia enrolled in at least six credit hours and senate to represent each campus one to two days. The President and Southern you can vote,” he said. Each Graduate students must be enrolled individually. With this new Executive Vice President will have a year a couple of thousand students for at least three credit hours. constitution, SGA has decided to have debate Oct. 20. It has not been stated vote. This year, advisors are hoping When deciding to run, each one senate, one meeting time and one whether it will be via Zoom or in the turnout is just as great. candidate must complete the agenda that will represent GSU as person as of press time. Last year’s SGA at large consisted appropriate form of declaring a whole. SGA will no longer be two Campaigning will take place Oct. of 15 people. This year, since SGA candidacy, attend at least one separate senates, but one. 19-23 and elections will be held Oct. has rebranded its organization and mandatory candidate meeting, and During the informational session, 26-28. Winners will be announced is looking to be more unified as one cannot currently be on disciplinary Dr. Gassiot went over key elements Oct. 28. university, they are hoping for an probation. This year’s executive for interested students wishing to run After explaining election guidelines, even bigger SGA at large. positions are also asking that each for any positions in SGA. There were positions and explaining important Though the meeting was the first candidate have some experience or at a total of 20 attendees and a total of dates the session was opened for preliminary meeting, SGA seems to least a semester of serving in SGA. nine who showed interest in fulfilling questions. be on the right track in bringing this There are currently three SGA these positions. “Will senate meetings be virtual or organization back for students. executive positions that consist of the Dr. Gassiot made it clear that the in person?” a student asked. It was For any more information regarding President, Executive Vice President, governing bylaws still need work but determined that the meetings will be elections and SGA please reach out to and Vice President of Finance. is hoping to work more on it when virtual, not because of Covid-19 but SGA’s advisor Dr. Gassiot at kgassiot@ The President will have all the power officials are elected. to make the SGA presence strong and georgiasouthern.edu. The session started off with to make all executive appointments

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PHOTO COURTESY OF MCKENZIE PETERMAN Left to Right: Denisesha Hurley, LaQuandra Bundrage, Ariana Rodriguez (Graduate Assistant), Samoria Smith, Shateria Wright CAMPUS SPOTLIGHT: SISTERS WITH A PURPOSE (SWP)

BY LILA MILLER Editor-in-Chief

This week’s campus spotlight WE WANT TO BE THAT features Sisters with Purpose (SWP), PILLAR OF SUPPORT with information from organization president, Ariana Rodriguez. ENGAGING STUDENTS Sisters with Purpose first began IN A TRANSFORMATIVE this semester, after Rodriguez and other women noticed the need for the WAY ANYWAY WE CAN. program and wanted to provide the support. “In the Division of Student Affairs, ARIANA RODRIGUEZ our goal is to engage students in President of SWP experiences that transform their lives and support the realization of down but it has not stopped us. SWP their potential. One way students still strives to provide any support can engage in such experiences and you need. The OMA office is still open have that support is with Sisters with a capacity restriction. With Purpose (SWP), a retention and All SWP events are now virtual for mentoring program supported by the everyone’s safety. We also are utilizing university specifically for African- all social media platforms to program American women,” Rodriguez said. as well,” Rodriguez said. SWP is a mentoring program under During this year of pandemic, the Office of Multicultural Affairs SWP is still working on events and (OMA), designed to help African- programming that can be delivered to American female students create their students safely. own path to success. “We want to be that pillar of support As a member of their program, engaging students in a transformative students will have access to a way anyway we can,” Rodriguez said. supportive community consisting For more information on Sisters of faculty, staff, and students that with Purpose and how to become a are focused on creating a culture member please contact organization of engagement and academic president Ariana Rodriguez via email achievement. or telephone at ariana-rodriguez@ As with many other organizations, georgiasouthern.edu or (912) 478- SWP has faced obstacles regarding 7437. Covid-19. “Covid-19 may have slowed us PHOTO COURTESY OF OFFICE OF MULTICULTURAL AFFAIRS

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GRAVEFACE MUSEUM GETS CREEPY ALL YEAR VISIT SAVANNAH’S CREEPY MUSEUM

BY LILA MILLER real things but are by no means what Editor-in-Chief they were promoted as. During one talk, Graveface The latest Graveface venture is a speaks of Tate’s peculiar methods in museum devoted entirely to oddities procuring shrunken heads. “He dug and the macabre side of life. Graveface up bodies in Arizona and shrunk the Museum opened on Valentine’s Day heads and sold them via mail order of this year, but had to quickly shutter claiming he found them in Borneo, itself due to the Covid-19 pandemic. he did ten years in jail for grave After several months, the museum robbing,” Graveface said. is back open and ready to receive Another section of the room visitors once again. features what Graveface calls the The Graveface museum is located “hoodoo voodoo stuff”. During at 410 E. Lower Factor’s Walk in renovations prior to opening, downtown Savannah, between Graveface found that within the Bay St. and River St. Visitors to room there were light and dark the museum enter through the gift sections of light coming through the shop that houses the weird and fun panels in the wall. After cutting out a memorabilia that most of the museum section of the wall, Graveface found LILA MILLER/staff is based off of. There are also records a record in the wall that features Meet Clementine, the 5-legged cow. for sale in a nod to Ryan Graveface’s a voice chanting and speaking in other venture, Graveface Records in tongues. He also found voodoo “[It’s] Fun stuff. I’m the right documents and transcripts of the the Starland District. artifacts not native to Savannah. person to have rented this place,” interrogating were gotten from the Museum patrons pass through the He believes that someone traveling Graveface said. The next room lead investigator in the case. mouth of a giant devil’s head into along the Savannah River stopped within the museum is designated There is one piece of evidence that the first room, dubbed “Roadside as the cult room. The room features still remains and links Gein to his America” by museum owners and accoutrements that once belonged crimes, a lock of hair fashioned into married couple Ryan Graveface and to infamous cults and their leaders, a keychain. The lock of hair rests Chloe Manon. HE DUG UP BODIES IN including a pair of Jim Jones’ aviator inside a shadow box that Manon put The first room houses what was sunglasses and original Flavor-Aid together herself. considered roadside oddities both ARIZONA AND SHRUNK packets used in his cult’s murder- “When I was pinning the hair real and cleverly manufactured from THE HEADS AND SOLD suicide pact. A T.V. monitor sits in into the box, I could feel something the 1940s, 50s, and 60s. The room THEM VIA MAIL ORDER [...] another corner playing a promotional hardened but gummy. I thought it holds real “freak” taxidermy, a very video for the cult Heaven’s Gate, and was glue, but then hair would have lifesize performing circus bear and a shows one of the leaders, Marshall fallen out…. It was piece of a scalp,” two-headed fawn with six legs. Applewhite proselytizing. In the Manon recalled with a grimace. Beyond the real, the room also RYAN GRAVEFACE middle of the room rests a handmade Graveface returned upstairs and has exhibits showcasing circus Founder table with an Ouija board painted gave patrons more of a backstory to gaffes like Homer Tate’s collection onto it used to conduct seances. There Gein’s legacy, mentioning “Texas of little mummies. Graveface gives are also letters and clothing that once Chainsaw Massacre,” “Psycho,” “It,” patrons a quick introduction to the along and squatted within the belonged to Charles Manson. “Silence of the Lambs.” ““Nothing has museum and talks briefly about each building, bringing the artifacts with Another section of the museum is influenced horror movies more than exhibition, mentioning that Tate, them. If a restaurant or real estate dedicated entirely to horror films and Ed Gein....These are real things that “cuts off his wife’s hair and used his developer had stumbled upon the video tapes from the 80s and 90s when he did...The truth is so much sicker cat’s teeth [to] make all these little building, the artifacts may have been rental video stores were the only way than what you see in those movies,” mummies…” All of the objects within tossed and lost to time. to find and watch films without going Graveface said. Also within the room this portion of the exhibit are made of to a theatre. is the exhibit on young boy killer and Graveface Museum also boasts “Pogo the Clown” John Wayne Gacy. the largest free pinball arcade in While Graveface has been collecting Savannah. From there, guests can work since the 90s, he now holds the go upstairs to see the circus “freaks” world’s largest collection of Gacy collection and an entire room paintings in one room. One patron devoted to serial killers. From the wandered around the room and said left to around the room, Graveface of Gacy, “He was insane...but he was has displayed artwork, clothing, talented.” letters and evidence surrounding The Graveface Museum is open the serial killings and murderers Friday-Sunday from 12-7 P.M. such as Phillip Jablonski, Robin Admission is $20 for adults and $15 Gecht, part of infamous “Chicago for students. Admission includes 24 Rippers”, Charles Arnett Stevens, hours of admittance so that viewers the “Recreational Killer”, San can come back two days in a row. Francisco Witch Killers, Tommy Graveface Museum is located at 410 Lynn Sells, the “Coast to Coast E. Lower Factor’s Walk in downtown Killer.” Savannah. For more information, Graveface’s wife and co-curator please visit gravefacemuseum.com

LILA MILLER/staff Chloe Manon, calls the room the Paintings found Gacy’s time in prison. “Death Row Room”. All of the material, including original court

To contact the editor, email [email protected] 10-15-20 THE GEORGE-ANNE INKWELL EDITION 7 Kee'Ara's Pick of the Week: COLLEGIATE 100 INTEREST MEETING

OCT 21 (6 P.M.) UNIVERSITY HALL 156

Do you have what it takes to be a Queen? This issue’s pick of the week is the Miss Collegiate 100 scholarship pageant. Collegiate 100 will be holding an interest meeting Wednesday Oct. 21, 2020. The meeting will take place inside of University Hall room 156. Masks are required for the in-person informational. For students who aren’t interested in meeting in person, a Zoom option will be available. The collegiate 100 pageant was cancelled last year due to Covid-19. Because of the pandemic, Collegiate 100 has decided to retry in Spring of 2021. The organization is looking forward to restarting this journey and crowning a new queen. During the meeting, participants will be able to meet the current Queen of Collegiate 100, as well as hear key information in order to become a queen themselves . The men of Collegiate 100 are encouraging all young ladies on campus to attend the Miss Collegiate 100 Scholarship Pageant interest meeting. This is one of Collegiate 100’s top tier events and a great way to make one special student known on campus. The interest meeting will be held on Oct.21, at 6 p.m. in University Hall, room 156.

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