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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 The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Lady Eagles gear up for 1989-90 season see page 3 George-Anne ■a 912/681-5246 Vol. 62, No. 16 • Friday, November 10,1989 Since 1927, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Georgia Southern College • Statesboro, GA 30460 Eagles battle Mocs for Homecoming By PAUL FLOECKHER Sports writer
DARLEY NAMED TOP TECH ALUM As the 9-0 Eagles approach the GSC News Service close of the ,1989 regular season, their schedule ends the way it Hugh Darley, a 1982 graduate of started-with two games at home. GSC and international designer of The first of GSC's final two regular theme parks, has been named the season opponents, the Tennessee- 1989 Alumnus of the Year by the Chattanooga Moccasins, will head School of Technology. into Paulson Stadium tomorrow for Darley, who graduated with a a 1 p.m. contest. bachelor's degree in technology and Tomorrow's game marks the a minor in design, established his final leg of a murderous road swing own company, Imaginative Tech- for UTC. The 3-6 Moccasins fol- nologies (1TEC), afterrisingrapidly lowed their 41-7 loss at Appala- through the Disney World design chian State on October 28th with a staff. His company has fashioned 27-17 loss at Furman last weekend. theme parks in Japan, Prance, It gets no easier for UTC hits the Korea, Italy, China, and the United road against a team that owns a 31 States. Darley is president of ITEC game winning streak at home. Productions, Inc. and chairman of The Eagles lead the series with ITEC Film and Television Corp., the Moccasins 4-0. The series began both of Orlando. in 1984 with a 24-17 GSC victory in While with Disney World, he had Statesboro. UTC was a victim in a hand in creating the Frontier both of GSC's national champion- Land Shooting Gallery, Rivers of ship seasons, 19-14 in 1985 and 34- America, Fort Wilderness Town, 14 in 1986. After a one year hiatus, and Typhoon Lagoon Water Park. the two teams met for a fourth time He has participated in major last year, with the Eagles grinding international projects such as Euro out a 13-3 win. Disneyland in Paris, including the In last year's game, quarterback site dedication and conceptual Raymond Gross rushed for 125 stage show and set for Videopolis yards and a touchdown and added and an interactive theater within another 125 yards on 9-13 passing. Discovery Land. Mike Dowis and David Cool booted Darley will be on hand for Home- 30 and 50 yard field goals, respec- coming 1989 festivities at GSC tively, but the Eagle Seven defense tomorrow. was the unit that grabbed most of COLEMAN ASKS FOR RECOUNT: the headlines. Defensive end Giff ©Copyright 1989. USA TODAY/Apple Smith set a school single game sack College Information Network record with five. When the Mocs did manage to get the ball ;n the air, The 0.3 percent margin in they completed just eight of 25 Democrat Douglas Wilder's narrow passes for 59 yards. UTC gained victory in Virginia's gubernatorial only 196 yards of total offense. race has caused Republican This year the attention shifts to Marshall Coleman to ask for a re- two outstanding running backs. count. The election sparked debate Tomorrow GSC fullback Joe Ross on how Wilder's win could be dupli- will have a chance to place his name cated by blacks elsewhere. in the record books. Ross, who KITTY DUKAKIS HOSPITALIZED: gained l,018yardsasafreshmanin Kitty Dukakis, wife of Massa- 1987, needs just 46 yards against chusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis, is in a Boston hospital after swallow- See Eagles Record, page 3 ing a small amount of rubbing alco- hol. Dr. Gerald Plotkin, the Dukakis family doctor, didn't say whether she knowingly tried to 38 Special to rock Hanner Fieldhouse tonight hurt herself or was seeking the af- fects of alcohol. She has struggled By CUNT RUSHING .38 Special's strong southern rock easy," he said. When asked what he with chemical dependency and Editor band distinction, yet at the same would be doing for a living had he depression for several years. time, allows the group to venture not become a singer, Van Zant BANK CUTS PRIME LENDING RATE: into new sounds. laughed and said "I'd probably be a Southern rock at its finest. That Southwest Bank of St. Louis One new member of the band, brain surgeon." is what comes to mind when .38 will cut its prime lending rate from not from the south, is Max Carl. And while he did not go to col- Special is mentioned. Guitars and 10.5 percent to 10 percent starting Born in Nebraska, and a resident of lege, Van Zant encourages students bass amplified enough to send vi- Thursday. Other banks are ex- Los Angeles, Carl adds "a new per- to stay in school and get their edu- brations through bones, all backed pected to follow South west's lead by spective to the band," says song- cation. "You just gotta go out and by a tight, rythmic drummer. .38 Friday. Economists say the prime writer/guitarist and original mem- work for it," he said of education. Special will be performing tonight will go even lower in the next year. ber Jeff Carlisi. "The south is partof "Music is a rough, competitive busi- at the Hanner Fieldhouse courtesy our background. It's part of our ness; those emphasizing a musical BUSH PROMISES ASSISTANCE: of the College Activities Board. heritage and we've been influenced career should keep that in mind Nicaraguan opposition presi- Touring mostly in support of by its music over the years, whether when they get out in the field." dential candidate Violeta their latest album, "Rock *n' Roll its been country, blues, or what- One dark shadow lingers in the Chamorro was reassured of recon- Strategy," .38 Special will also be ever. Suddenly here's a guy from minds of Van Zant, .38 Special and struction aid if elections lead to performing selections from their Nebraska who's lived in L.A. for the thousands of other rock 'n' roll fans democracy. She met Wednesday previous albums. "Well be playing .38 Special is, (left to right): Donnie Van Zant, Larry last 12 years, writing real stories around the world. Van Zant's with Bush and said he promised a mixture of all our music," said Danny Chauncey, Max Carl, Junstrom, Jack Grondin, and about the south," Carlisi explained. brother, Ronnie, was a member of Nicaragua help - with the demo- lead singer Donnie Van Zant in a Jeff Carlisi The band agrees that Max Carl has Lynard Skynard, a southern rock cratic process after elections set for recent telephone interview with band who put on a performance in 1970's under influences from such ard, The Allman Brothers, Eric certainly been a dynamic and crea- Feb. 25. The George-Anne. "Well be playing the Hanner Fieldhouse 12 years southern rock 'n' roll greats as Clapton, and I'm really inspired by tive addition to the .38 Special BUSH, AQUINO TO DISCUSS BASES: for about an hour and 45 minutes," ago, and then suffered a plane crash Lynard Skynard and the Allman the blind guitarist Jeff Healy." sound. 'Ihe Bush administration hopes Van Zant said, promising to put on the next week which killed four Brothers. "I like all kinds of music if Over the band's 14-year career' With no formal musical teaching to get the Philippines to renew an another spectacular performance members, including Ronnie Van it has character," admitted Van together, they have produced eight to his credit, Van Zant calls his agreement on U.S. bases when for the crowd at Hanner tonight. Zant. "I grew up on country music. I albums. "Rock V Roll Strategy" singing and songwriting ability a Philippine President Corazon Hailing from Jacksonville, Fla., See Special, page 6 contains material which reaffirms "gift from God." "Songwriting is not Aquino meets President Bush the band formed back in the mid- enjoy George Jones, Lynard Skyn- Thursday. Formal negotiations GSC student aren't scheduled until Decernber. Press secretary Adolfo Azcuna said Males and blacks may meet discrimination Aquino would discuss the bases to intern with Bush. BOND ISSUES FILL BALLOTS: in looking for housing in Statesboro for Fowler Tuesday's referendum ballots blatantly told that the owner did file a complaint with her so that the ated with a national group whose By ASHLEY DOAK across the USA were filled with By LAURA MCABEE not allow blacks to live there. This college is able to attempt to deal purpose is to insure that discrimi- Staff Writer sales tax hikes for essential serv- Staff writer owner had filed a non-discrimina- with the problem. Another alterna- nation does not occur. ices and bond issues for construc- Males and blacks may meet tory form with the college, and tive is to legally request that the There have been few official tion. Denver voters OK'd a $242 Smitty Smith, a Bell Honor's some discrimination while trying to when asked about the discrepan- Fair Housing act of 1968 be en- complaints of the denial of housing million bond issue to improve scholar and GSC senior has re- find a place to live here in cies between word and deed, said forced. "People are so used to being ■ facilities due to racial reasons roads, parks and buildings. San ceived an internship with Senator Statesboro. A study that was con- that she never expected blacks to discriminated against that they over the past two years, but Th- Francisco and four California coun- Wyche Fowler. Smith will spend ducted last year showed that while apply there. often accept it instead of immedi- ompson thinks that this is in part ties approved sales hikes for transit the 1989 Winter Quarter in Wash- female and white applicants were Jane Thompson, the Assistant ately dealing with it and trying to due to the reluctance of individuals improvements. ington, D.C. as an assistant to a told that apartments were readily Dean of Students/Special Programs eradicate the injustices." says Th- to report this type of discrimina- CONSERVATIVES WIN GROUND: legislative correspondent, sittingin available, males and especially says that sometimes discrimina- ompson. tion. Often the students involved at meetings and reporting to Sena- Political conservatives and reli- blacks were told that there was a tion is not a conscious response; as During last year's study, Mary are freshmen, or else they are not tor Fowler. gious fundamentalists won drives very long waiting list. a result, the perpetrators do not Bishop, president of the Statesboro familiar with the recourse that is to Smith was required to go to maintain or restore traditional This has happened at apartment realize that their actions and words Board of Realtors, said," I don't be taken. through a qualifying process. He values while gay rights advocates complexes that actually filed non- hurt others. This was the case in the know of many complexes without Thompson states that people was asked to apply and provide five lost ground Election Day. San Fran- discrimination forms with GSC, as instance of the owner who told a both blacks and whites; I feel that will say that there is not a pressing recommendations. When Smith cisco voters vetoed Tuesday a well as at those who didn't. When student that blacks were not al- they are renting to anyone who is problem with discrimination here in Statesboro, but if there is even reached the final stages of qualify- "domestic partners" proposal that confronted with the situation, the lowed to rent rooms there. She qualified, as long as the person pays one case of discrimination there is a ing, he faced a panel of professors would have given unmarried mu- most common reaction was to deny seemed shocked to learn that she the rent andfollows the guidelines." problem. Racism and sexism are for an interview. Smith, a political nicipal workers - and homosexuals - that there was a racial problem, had hurt the student's feelings and This year, however, the stains on society that everyone has science major, hopes that the valu- the same bereavement and hospital placing blame on factors other than dignity. Statesboro Board of realtors is a responsibility to educate them- able experience contacts that he visitation privileges as married race or sex. Jane Thompson stresses that forming a group that will include couples. discrimination is illegal, and states selves about and try to eradicate. One student, however, while Jane Thompson as a college repre- See Smith, page 6 See NEWS, page 6 attempting to rent a room, was that students who are victims may sentative. The new group is affili- ^George-Anne Friday, November 10,1989 1 Christmas Project Golden Knights to drop in to Paulson mas is over: they propose an ongo- Special to the George-Anne ing program to offer tutoring serv- Seasons have changed once ices for elementary school, middle George-Anne staff reports again, and thoughts are beginning school and high school students to turn toward Christmas. Stores who may want to excel but need Some of the U.S. Army's Golden are touting their latest holiday that extra bit of personal assistance Knights Parachute Team from Ft. wares and TV commercials are that there just isn't time for during Bragg, N.C. will be literally drop- teaching tiny tots all the newest regular school hours. ping in for the GSC vs. Tennessee electronic toy names to whisper in Participation will require only Chattanooga matchup tomorrow at Santa's ear. But here at GSC there one hour per week for anyone inter- Paulson Stadium. is a group thinking Christmas ested in the tutoring program, and Earlier in the day the highly- thoughts in a different mode. no previous tutoring experience is specialized team, which makes A group of students in the Phys- required. jumps into relatively small landing ics, Math and Computer Science The GSC Christmas Projects sites with their steerable para- Departments have banded together Group is being sponsored by the chutes, will jump at Statesboro in an ambitious and exciting society of Physics Students and the High School's Womack field during Christmas Projects effort and are Association for Computing Machin- a Veteran's Day celebration that inviting any interested groups or ery, who are inviting other organi- will feature Senator John Glenn. individuals to join them. zations and interested individuals Two to four of the Golden In addition to the usual Christ- to participate in any or all of the Knight's team will be jumping just mas projects like Adopt a Family, proposed activities. prior to kickoff at Paulson Stadium Toy Drive and Canned Food Drive, For further information, you during the playing of the National they are also putting together a may contact Mark Aulick, Math Anthem, and will bring with them a unique project that will be saying and Computer Science Depart- game ball that will be presented to Merry Christmas to the people of ment, at 681-0088, or Victoria GSC President Nicholas Henry at Bulloch County long after Christ- Futch, at 681-5292. midfield. Members of the U.S. Army's Gc'denKniqhtsv-' I parachute into Paulson Stadium, bringing The Golden Knights are the U.S. wi+h them the flag and the game ball. Army's answer to the Navy's Blue Southern Enterprise Angels or the Air Force's Thunder- year's Presidential Inauguration. took second. wart, Hunter Army Air Field, Fort birds - a precision team serving as The team, which consists of a Tomorrow's game, in addition to Gordon, Kings Bay and Fort Ben- ambassadors between the Army total of 80 members - jumpers and being part of the 1989 Homecoming ning, will be hosted. Basketball Goal and the five million spectators that support crews - recently won the celebration at GSC, has been desig- The Golden Knights' visit is $28.95 see them perform annually from world championship of precision nated Military Appreciation Day, being sponsored by the Statesboro professional football and baseball parachuting competition in Spain, where military VIPs from bases U.S. Army Recruiting Station. 681-6990 Complete with games to air shows and to this surpassingtheSovi>" Union, which -iround the state, including Ft. Ste- 681-7068 ball, net, and 681-2001 optional door or Sen. John Glenn to speak on Veteran's Day wall mount By SANDY HANBERRY fice, has been in preparation for a baton to the oldest veteran at the General James Livingston, and News Editor year. celebration. veterans of all four wars of the According to Staff Sergeant twentieth century. Great C tmas Gift! Veterans from a 15 county area Andrew Felton, Station Com- Once it was determined that the as well as several Medal of Honor mander of the Statesboro U.S. Knights would be in Statesboro on "AVOUr.VrTHAll-THF.RIGHTSnitK- Recipients will be honored guests Army Recruiting Station, the November 11, Felton contacted GSC Athletic Director Bucky Wag- tomorrow at the Southeast Georgia guests were not hard to get. "Nearly Timothy Dalton Veteran's Day Celebration, to be everyone asked for plans to attend ner about the possibility of having CHB held at Womack Field, Statesboro the celebration," said Felton. the Knights parachute into Paulson is High School. The Golden Knights were not as Stadium and deliver the gameball The Right Stuff 007 The celebration will begin at 9 easy to schedule. "Usually," said at no cost to the college. George-Anne Fit, Nov. 10 in a.m. and is scheduled to conclude at Felton " the Knights have to be Shortly before the game begins, Classified noon at which time honored guests scheduled a year in advance." the Knights will parachute into 6:00 p.m. will be escorted to Paulson Stadium are Always According to Felton, E. R. Britt, Paulson Stadium and deliver the for the Eagle football game. LICENCE an aid for Congressman Thomas, gameball to President Henry at Free The morning's events include: a Licence To Kill made the arrangements that would midfield. Henry's escort will be THBfl TO (25 words of less) concert by the 24th Division Infan- bring the Knights to Statesboro. Lieutenant Colonel Meyer of the RIGHT Sun., Nov. 12 try Band, a twenty minute display STUFF for students & staff U.S. Army. 2:00 ($0.50 Matinee) Ikm-dKfimurlxgm. KILL by the Golden Knights, and a The cost of the Golden Knights, speech by former astronaut and usually $5,000-6,000 per event, is The Veteran's Day Celebration ■a^"< >-.."!-* i"i*« i 9:30 p.m. current U.S. Senator John Glenn. being paid for by the Army Recruit- will include more than John Glenn Senator Glenn is expected to arrive ing Battalion of Columbia, S.C. and the Golden Knights. NASA has at Womack field around 10 a.m. His a display set up at the high school, BIOLOGY LECTURE HALL $1.00 address will begin shortly after 11 During the jump, paratroopers Doug Weathers of WTOC will serve a.m. will pass a baton in the air from one as MC of the events, and Congress- The Veteran's Day Celebration, member to another. When the last man Thomas will also be in atten- which is being organized through member receives the baton, the dance as well as the Grand Marshal Congressman Lindsey Thomas' of- Knights will land and present the of the GSC Homecoming Parade, IN TODAY'S Brig. Gen. Livingston to be JOB MARKET Grand Marshall of parade EMPLOYERS WANT the Silver Star, the Bronze Star received his current assignment as By SANDY HANBERRY with the combat "V", the Purple the Deputy Director for Operations, News Editor Heart, the Defense Meritorious National Military command Cen- MORE THAN THE Service Medal, the Meritorious ter, J-3, Joint Staff, Organization of Service Medal with gold star, Com- the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Washing- Brigadier General James E. bat Action Ribbon with gold star, ton, D.C. SAME OLD B.S. Livingston of the United States the Vietnam cross of gallantry with General Livingston is married to Marine Corps and recipient of the the former Sara Craft. They have Medal of Honor, has been named gold star, as well as numerous Unit- two daughters: Kimberly Anne, a Grand Marshall for the 1989 Home- Foreign and Service decorations. midshipman at the U.S. Naval coming Parade. The parade, which On June 10, 1988, Livingston received his promotion to his pres- Academy, and Melissa Paige. will be held today at 1:30 p.m., will ent rank of Brigadier General and begin on Forest Drive and then proceed down Candler Road to Highway 67, and then wind its way back to Sweetheart Circle. General Livingston was born in Towns, Georgia on January 12, CAB Presents: 1940. He received a B.S. degree in Civil Engineering from Auburn University and joined the Marine Corps in 1962. General Livingston served in THIRTY EIGHT Vietnam and was presented with the Medal of Honor for his coura- geous actions as the commanding officer of company Eon May 2,1968. According to one account, Liv- ingston led his company in an as- sault on a village that had been captured the previous evening, iso- lating another marine company from the battalion. Although twice wounded, Liv- ingston led his men in the destruc- tion of more than 100 mutually iM&fesi Co-op supporting bunkers, drove the remaining enemy from their posi- You earn a future when you earn a degree. tions, and relieved the pressure on the stranded marine company. While the two companies con- solidated positions and evacuated casualties, a third company passed GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE through andlaunchedan assaulton an adjacent village. They were halted by a furious CO-OP PROGRAM counterattack by an enemy battal- ATTEND AN INFORMAL, INFORMATIVE MEETING ion. Livingston maneuvered his remaining effective men to join forces with the heavily engaged Friday, November 10-4 p.m., PDR marines and halted the enemies - TONIGHT - counterattack. Monday, November 13-10 a.m, PDR Wounded a third time and un- Hanner Fieldhouse Wednesday, November 15-11 A.m, Hollis Room 6 able to walk, Livingston remained in the dangerous area and refused 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, November 21 - 5:15 p.m, PDR to be evacuated until he was as- sured of the safety of his men. Tickets Available At The Box Office In addition to the Medal of PDR = Presidents Dining Room • Williams Center Honor, Livingston has also received < Friday, November 10,1989 George-Anne
Bob and Paul's Eagles eye football picks Eagles 9-0 record on line 'Canes in '92 By BOB STUPAC it. Other than two horrible picks (one in the Big Ten and one in the UTC to become the first Eagle to squad won nine straight. Erk's coaches whose career records are By MIKE STRONG & PAUL FLOECKHER Sports Editor SEC) that hopefully everyone has record two 1,000 yard seasons. Also, Eagles would set a regular season heading in opposite directions. Erk Prognosticators Russell stands 77-22-1 in eight forgotten, its been a great four the junior from Augusta will be out record for victories. GSC, the only years at GSC, but UTC's Buddy Nix "We want to try to schedule one Well, this is my last time to make weeks. Unless Illinois pulls off an to become the first GSC back to rush undefeated I-AA team in the na- isn't quite so fortunate. Thanks to Division I game a year," said Assis- Bob's picks. You won't have me to upset, none of this week's picks for 100 yards in four straight tion, enters the UTC game ranked games. last year's 4-7 finish and this year's tant Athletic Director John Ratliff. kick around anymore. I'm getting a should get me into trouble. number one in both the NCAA poll 3-6 mark, he has seen his career While there is no formal contract, job as a gambling consultant to Pete SMU at Notre Dame: As if los- and the Sports Network poll. UTC counters with freshman record to 29-35. the GSC Eagles are tentatively Rose. Anyway, I was 9-1 last week to ing to Rice and giving up 95 points tailback James Roberts, who last GSC and UTC share only one scheduled to play football against move to 33-8 on the year. This week to Houston hasn't been enough, the week gained 148 yards to become common opponent, Middle Tennes- Although they are obviously a the Miami Hurricanes in 1992. looks like this.... Mustangs now run into the defend- the first Moccasin runner to sur- see State. The Blue Raiders lost 26- strongfavorite, the Eagles will be in The game would be on either ing national champs. Notre Dame pass the 1,000 yard mark in a sea- 0 to GSC in the September 21st for a long afternoon if they overlook October 17 or October 31, with the Alabama at LSU: Bama should will play everyone in uniform and son since 1977. Roberts might be "Hurricane Bowl", then defeated UTC. The Moc's three victories Halloween game being the more win, but they had better beware. and have a ball in the final home happy to hear that GSC allowed a UTC 24-7 nine days later. Inciden- have come against Marshall, West- likely date. The teams would play in The Tigers are better than many game of the season. Notre Dame 58- season high, 272 yards rushing, tally, MTSU is the team that ern Kentucky, and The Citadel, all Miami. GSC is also trying for a people think and are very danger- SMU7 against James Madison last week. knocked off Eastern Kentucky, of which made the playoffs last game in 1991, but the Hurricanes ous in night games at home. Ala- Colorado at Oklahoma State: thus clearing GSC's path to number season. A win on GSC's home turf do not seem very receptive to that With a victory the Eagles would bama 38-LSU 34 Fortunately, we will see a team one. would make UTC's losing season idea. "We've been in contact with become the first GSC team to win Georgia at Florida: Tough one other than Nebraska or Oklahoma much easier for the Moc's support- them since March and, in April, ten consecutive games. Last year's to call. The Gator D looked good clinch the Big Eight title. Colorado On the sidelines will be two head ers to swallow. they set the October 31 date, but we against Auburn, but were was 34-OSU 7 don't have a contract yet," contin- Emmitt Smith? Meanwhile, the Michigan at Illinois: Both ued Ratliff. Dawgs were taking a breather teams have identical records. The The game would have the Eagles against Temple. Look for Smith to difference is that U-M narrowly lost Lady Eagles C.C. takes second playing two games against Division get back on track and lead Florida to Notre Dame and the mini were I teams that year, Miami and the to a narrow victory. Florida 24- blown out by Colorado. The winner University of Georgia. Georgia 21 goes to the Rose Bowl. My family in tis, GSC's top runner, Alicia Hewes, Presley said that the team's high In anticipation of the larger Michigan at Illinois: Both are Illinois will kill me, but... Michigan By PAUL FLOECKHER Sports writer finished sixth overall with a time of finish resulted from the ladies run- crowds, Paulson Stadium will be 7-1 overall and 5-0 in the Big Ten. 24-niinois 17 19:54, just ahead of freshman team- ning "with grace, guts, and glory." expanded by 5,000 seats. The ex- This will decide who gets to the Alabama at LSU: I flipped Going into the November 4th mate Beth Thomas (19:58). Behind The GSC women's cross country pansion will be in the form of addi- Rose Bowl. Go with the Wolverines. back through a publication that NSWAC cross country champion- Thomas, GSC's next three finishers team has taken great strides for- tions at the end of the existing sec- Michigan 24 -Illinois 17 said Alabama would have only a ship in Macon, GSC coaches Del also were freshmen: April Satter- ward since its inception five years tions. There will be an additional USC at Arizona: After last "decent" offense and that they Presley and Jim Vargo expected a field (20:22), Gina Nunnally ago. In both 1985 and 1986, the section on the ends of both the stu- week's upset loss to California, would lose to LSU. Bama is scoring tight race for second place behind (21:25), and Kerrie Ryan (23:33). Lady Eagles finished third out of dent and general admission sec- Arizona is out of the Rose Bowl 30 points a game, so the first predic- heavy favorite Georgia State. Kelly Kirkland and Carolyn Reek- five complete teams at the NSWAC tions. They will accommodate 1,250 picture. They would love to upset tion is down the drain. The second However, the two coaches re- amp completed the GSC squad. meet. GSC came in sixth out of eight people each. USC: watch it happen. Arizona 24- one goes down this weekend. Ala- ceived a pleasant surprise. Hewes, just a sophomore, in 1987, then slid up a notch to fifth The possibility of the Eagles USC20 bama 28-LSU 14 Georgia State did indeed finish earned All-Conference honors for in 1988. After jumping three places moving up to Division I status is Miami at Pittsburgh: Pitt Kansas at Nebraska: This mis- first with 31 points, but the battle the second consecutive year. to second this year, the Lady Eagles remote. According to Ratliff, "We showed their true colors in ahumili- match will be even more boring for second wasn't as close as ex- Thanks to her seventh place finish, appear ready to challenge Georgia are content in I-AA right now. We ating loss to Notre Dame. They than SMU-Notre Dame. The Jay- pected. The Lady Eagles finished a Thomas also earned an All-Confer- State for the top spot. would move up if something man- won't look much better against a hawks have to deal with a Nebraska solid second with 76 points, bring- ence selection. Presley feels that, if the current dated that we should, but we're very Hurricane team on the rebound. team that's coming off its first loss ing home their first conference tro- Presley took great pride in his group of runners stays healthy and happy in I-AA at the moment." Miami 35-Pitt 23 of the season, and the result won't phy in the process. Third place young team's ability to overcome continues to improve, and if a Air Force at BYU: If anyone be pretty. Nebraska 50-Kansas 10 turned out to be the hotly contested adversity. With GSC's leading run- couple of strong recruits are added cares this should be a high scoring Miami at Pittsburgh: The position, with Florida Interna- ner competing at less than 100 to the squad, the dream of unseat- 1989-90 game for control of the WAC. Look BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Panthers haven't played since get- tional scoring 90 points to edge percent, the other six runners ing Georgia State as champions for Dee Dowis and the Falcons to ting clobbered at Notre Dame. NOV. 29 AUGUSTA COLLEGE 7:30 Samford (91) and Central Florida picked up the slack. Satterfield, could become a reality next season. DEC. 2 at LAMAR 8:30 edge out the Cougars. Air Force 42- They're playing at home and (92). Florida A&M, Mercer, and DEC. 8-9 at COUGAR CLASSIC 7:30 Nunnally and Ryan each set per- For now, Presley will just admire (BYU, Ga. South., UAB, N.Tex.; 9:30 o> BYU38 8:30 ^' they've had two weeks to prepare Stetson rounded out the field. sonal collegiate bests with their this year's trophy. DEC. 11 at MURRAY STATE Texas at Houston: Both teams for the Hurricanes, but those two DEC. 14 •HARDIN-SIMMONS /:30 -§ Despite suffering from bronchi- times at the championships. DEC. 20 •TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO 7:30 ^ look unbeatable one week and factors won't be enough. Miami 31- DEC. 23 at BRADLEY 9:05 mediocre the next. However, Hous- DEC. 29-30 at U.S. AIR CLASSIC b:30 "§■ Pittl7 (Wright St., GS, Vermont, Howard) ton is at home and they have the USC at Arizona: Play this JAN. 4 •at ARK.-LITTLE ROCK b:Ub P JAN. 6 •at SAMFORD 8:30 ~~ better QB in Andre Ware. Houston : game on USC's home turf and it's a JAN. 10 LAMAR /:30 35-Texas 24 blowout. Unfortunately for the JAN. 13 "at Stetson /:30 Greer, hoopsters shoot for first JAN. 20 •CENTENARY /:30 N.C. State at Duke: the Trojans, they have to play in Tus- JAN. 25 •at MERCER /:30 Wolfpack lost their ACC title hopes JAN. 27 •at GEORGIA STATE I:JU to con, where the Wildcats have been 7:30 last week, but Duke still has a shot tough all season. It'll be close for By MATT WILLIS FEB. 3 •ARK.-UTTLE ROCK /:30 n> at the crown. Duke wants it badly, FEB. 6 at UNC-Charlotte 7:36 e three quarters, but the tough Tro- Sports writer ittii FEB. 10 •STETSON /:30 but it won't be enough as a healthy jan defense will shut down the 'Cats FEB. 12 MURRAY STATE /:30 s>
George-Anne Letters to the Editor Since 1927, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Clint Rushing Sandy Hanberry Reader opposes Letter policy.. Editor News Editor All l»tte<* to the •ditor are subject to standard editing policies (or taste, libel, etc. Th» ©drtor reserves the right to reject any loft er. Thef e Is no word limit on letters and are published on a fir it come, first served basis. Letters should address certain Issues and not attack individuals. All letters MUST BE SIGNED . The letter writer may request to Strong's view on remain anonymous. However, H will bo the editor's decision whether or not to prim the name. Al Allnoch Stacy Graham Managing Editor Business Manager Lance Nizinski NCAA poster issue Advertising Manager Strong's column brings Dear Editor, with hundreds of others drift to what is going on, on the backside of Dixie is an association to the this "Southern Plantation". And to a positive reaction... Mason and Dixon Line which di- think that I am attending an insti- vided free and slave states. Another Dear Editor, my people didn't suffer as much as Grappling with a non-issue... tution that laughs at the feelings of her people did. Really, I suggest version derives the term from an In response to Mike Strong's its black students and black football that she drop that attitude, too, eighteenth century slave owner article, "Poster Critics Should Find players, by choosing this particular before she causes any more prob- named Dixie and it became a slave Real Problems", I must strongly Black-white relations have always been a point of conten- scene to advertise the National lems. It is a shame that people like song that later became the favorite agree. However, Mike you're too Championship Game being held in tion in the United States. The race riots of the '60s have marching tune for the Confederate polite. I'll just cut through the crap. her can ruin the most innocent of Statesboro, makes me even sicker. ' precipitated a steady increase in the place of the black in Army. Ms. Cochran's attitude towards things with a paranoid, fanatical Even though Alfred White does 'society. There is still much to be gained by the black's There are no longer any slave the poster is absolutely absurd. It is attitude, turning the thing into a not find anything wrong with this controversial hot bed. Really, Ms. states to be divided from free states, obvious that her attack against the struggle, not just in America but throughout the world. poster, he by no means represents Cochran, any one can see that a no more Confederate Armies to poster is fueled by another, greater Although little progress has been made by blacks in South the voice of the entire race. And if he mansion in the shadows at dusk is march to the tune and there sure as fire started long ago. How she came Africa, the black in America has made great strides since the is brainwashed so much in his posi- reminiscent of the South, just as a hell are not any more slave owners to that ridiculous interpretation of tion not to see the subtle racism Manhattan skyline brings New '60s. It was only this year that Art Shell became the NFL's for the slaves to sing a happy tune "protecting an absolute tradition" is depicted here, he is no good for York to mind; or an oil field is repre- first black head coach. about. No one could ever be happy beyond me; except that maybe she blacks in the NCAA or anywhere sentative of Texas. Really, you about being a slave and we sure do has a racist attitude herself or feels Yet, it seems that the black man is so used to struggling to else in the world. not want to be continuously re- should not have attacked a piece of gain more respect that, sometimes, he struggles either And people like Mike Strong, slighted by whites. I don't know - minded of this sad time in our his- art work, and I'm sorry to say, but against the wrong things or for the wrong reasons. who can ask people not to express but that's certainly what it sounds tory. some of the themes I pick up on from their feelings and stand up for their like to me. She's definitely living in The theme of the I-AA championship "The Drive to Dixie," The National Championship it offend me. But I'm not raising hell beliefs on certain issues, need to the past if she's carrying that atti- - in terms of the equality that blacks seek in today's society, Poster is supposed to represent a tude. And I don't say this just be- about it, because I believe in "to take a closer look at themselves. should not be seen as offensive. The fact is that many beautifully growing South where cause I'm white. I'm one-fourth each his own", disagreeable or not. How can he say we are making more two obviously talented football Cherokee Indian, and I take pride But that doesn't mean you have to Americans think of the South as Dixie, just as many people of this than what "meets the eye". teams will compete, not some time in my heritage, too. But I learned to spoil it for the rest of the public. think of people who live in Boston as Yankees. He cannot see from the view points in history where the black race was drop that "battered pride" attitude If the black man wants to fit into society, he should learn of black Americana. He is on the constantly being oppressed by the long ago. And you can't tell me that Alex T. Katz ; outside looking in and cannot relate to accept the south as Dixie, just as southerners accept white man. The depiction of this to the issue of oppression. Mike, 'Yankees" in southern society without rebelling against it. poster sends out the message to the this is America and if I am offended nation that NCAA, David Th- Let the south be Dixie and people from the north be Yankees. by something, the world will know. Reader thinks editor is ompson, Jim Radcliffe and Sharon If one defines them in today's terms, there is nothing to I do not need you telling me what I Fell (along with those members of quarrel about. Why bring back a 125-year-old definition just should or should not react to. the administration of Georgia to prove a point when that point has no meaning anymore? We must change the thoughts of a sniveling brat Southern who support this slap in the millions of people who can so the face to the blacks and to south- Dear Editor, all been conducted in vain, and easily attach this picture to the erners) still think of the South as a This letter is in response to two decided to give both pursuits up for South. The South is much more slave owning region. They send out of Clint Bushing's Editorials, his a more fulfilling past time: criticiz- than any region where the black the message that it is okay to think enlightening view on fraternities, ing people that I don't know via my race was once held in bondage and GSC Students: Where of the South in this way. What gives and his long awaited opinion on abuse of the editorial power we should be more willing to do all them the right to make this deci- golf. I had previously been active in granted me at a small college news- that we can to eliminate this sick- sion? a fraternity, and an aspiring golfer, paper. Thanks Clint-I'm cured. P.S. do you think you are? minded image. They have deeply offended me but since Clint has presented us all , I'm just kidding I really think that and alot of my brothers and sisters. with such an educated thesis con- you are a sniveling brat. I've looked around campus re- When I look at this poster I get sick Lisa Renee Baker demning both, I figured my activi- cently, and I've had to frown. This is inside because my thoughts along ties over the past few years to have Dean Thames Georgia Southern - soon to be a university - home of the Eagles - and the pride of Statesboro - right? ALISON TAULBEE Then why do I see an array of UGA, Student not pleased with Wild Thangs upset with Tech, FSU, and shirts from every other college campus around? spirit here. debate of art censorship sportsmanship of Bad I saw one guy totally decked out I can understand support for from head to toe in UGA garments- another team, but isn't it sort of Dear Editor, erator in this case, this lady will from his Dawgs socks and boxer disloyal to wear the enemy's logo? On the first Wednesday remain nameless out of my own to the Bone shorts to his "Go Dawgs" t-shirt and Hmm...Oh well. I just hope that night of November at 8p.m., The sense of fairness. The real villain of "Hairy Dawg" cap. Did he take a during the Homecoming weekend Dear Editor, tackled and hurt, and then having GSC Art Department invited stu- this story is the not so removed and wrong turn on his way to Athens? people will refrain from wearing On behalf of the players and her flags thrown back in her face. dents and teachers to the Foy Fine uninvolved moderator who, un- Has no one told him that he's lost? those things and show some tact. coaching staff of the Wild Thangs, a This happened one or two other Arts Auditorium in hope of enlight- characteristic of her supposed role, Maybe he has some secret desire to Really, all I can say is that if people girls intramural flag football team, times also. ening the public to the restrictions allowed more air time for the ampli- be a dirty dawg than to be SOAR- are so die hard about supporting I would like to comment on a recent After halftime, we decided to recently placed upon America's fication of her own personal inputs ING EAGLE. I have no idea, but it another school, then why don't they game we played against another have fun regardless. On afew plays, freedom of expression, specifically rather than those of the audience. sure does say a lot about school transfer? girls team, Bad to the Bone. During the whole Wild Thang team those controversies surrounding In rebuttal to a comment made the course of the game, Bad to the dropped to the ground at the snap of by the moderator that night, I art censorship and the proposed Bone showed no sportsmanship at the bell to show that we weren't out federal prohibition of flag burning. would like to pose one question. all, and some of them even had the for blood like Bad to the Bone was, Ironically and sadly enough, the How is it that this moderator, seek- gall to throw the flags that they but just trying to have fun. ing the right to conduct the most lib- sponsor- wearing the deceiving pulled off the Wild Thangs back in Bad to the Bone "brutes", you mask of moderated panel discus- ertine of actions artistically and po- their faces. have no character or class. You're sion-committed the same evil which litically, can so effortlessly and in- Granted, Bad to the Bone is a winners, yes, but very sore winners. differently sweep away a student's is so fervently opposed. To begin very good team. I guess we should I recommend you girls getting with, the entirely too ideologically question? know since they beat us about 60-0, started in professional woman's harmonious "panel" of five faculty For those not fortunate enough and maybe that is why they were so roller derby, wrestling, or even members and the pretentious air to be in attendance, the question, as cocky. But the Wild Thangs play to mudwrestling when you graduate. which they exuded was yet another directed to the moderator, was: have fun, and compete in a friendly You'll fit right in with the other no- unnecessary obstacle to a "discus- "What is your opinion?" The mod- manner. Playing such an unsports- class brutes, Bad to the Bone? sion" already hindered by the fact erator answered: "That's not the manlike team was not fun and the that no specific, debatable point or point here." Madame moderator, game was not enjoyed by any of us. facet of an issue had been defined you already established the ground In fact, one of the Wild Thangs girls beforehand. For those students rules of the discussion by virtue of was literally in tears after being Wild Thangs with interest in governmental op- your own obviously biased involve- erations and public policy prece- ment. Why, only towards the end, dents relevant to the "issue"- could did you suddenly become conscious a more conservative political scien- of your non-subjective duty? Poster not racist; issue tist, in addition to the present lib- For those insulted by this letter, eral, have brought some badly please reply so that at least my false needed credibility and objectivity to observations, if they are that, can is wasted debate the "debate?" be easily cleared up for the benefit poster if someone would have kept Regardless of the one-sided of the readers. Dear Editor, their mouth shut about it. Why in views of the panel, the responsibil- I am writing this letter in Staff the name of affirmative action ity for ensuring some measure of response to the recent controversy YOLANDA WALLACE FEATURES EDITOR would our public relations depart- MIKE STRONG SPORTS EDITOR impartiality rested upon the mod- surrounding the theme and poster Derek H. Alderman ment here at GSC allow something TINA HOWARD, JAMES PERDUE COPY EDITORS of the 1989-90 NCAA Champion- MARTY WILDES, CAROLYN SAMODEN STAFF WRITERS ship football game. First of all let racist to be posted around campus? EDDIE CO'LEMAN, MATT WILLIS, CAROL me say that I believe its an issue They wouldn't, would they? If this KLEINGINNA, LIA NEEL, MICHELLE ROSS which wastes time; there is no de- poster was seen as an object of ra- DANIEL HOLLINGSWORTH, PHOTOGRAPHERS Dorm parking an issue bate, and there is no argument. cial connotations I am sure Fell, PAT MALONE, MARK PRIESTER Thompson, and Ratliff would have DAVID SCOTT STAFF ARTIST The poster simply presents a of safety at GSC scene common in the south, a tall not agreed to use it. BUSINESS STAFF white house standing on a grass I am not a racist. I love every TOMMY COLE, SHARI STUART, ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES man as if he were of one race. I Dear Editor, "It's really scary to walk from lawn commanding much splendor. LYDIA BROOKS simply believe that if the world is It is terrible to have to capitalize there, especially when anyone Whatever is inferred beyond the DON MAILLHO PUBLICATION COORDINATOR going to get over racism, which it GLENN BURGESS, RENE RENTERIA, CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT on someone else's pain, but with the could be hiding behind that bush," actual physical scene rests entirely will not realistically speaking, then LAURA MORGAN, CINDY KEEVER, November 1 rape being a current said one dorm resident. upon the beholder's laurels. If one people are going to have to forget VAN ELLIS issue on campus, it seems to be an "That bush" is actually a row of thinks of the slave days before the appropriate time to address the shrubbery trimmed about five to six civil war then fine, he's a negative the old days and live in today's soci- PRODUCTION & GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES (PAGES) issue of dorm parking and the feet high that lines the corner of the thinker. If one thinks of the majes- ety. The poster does not suggest LISATIPTON PRODUCTION MANAGER racism and therefore should not be safety of the co-eds living in Deal sidewalk and blocks the view of any tic old south when men were still LEIGH HORTON ASSISTANT MANAGER changed. TRACY SMITH AD PRODUCTION MANAGER Hall. pedestrian walking to or from the gentlemen and women were still JERI STANDROD, TRACI COBB PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS Is there really a good explana- parking lot. fragile pieces of anatomical art- KARI KESSNER, KEISHA DAVIS tion as to why Deal Hall does not Why couldn't the lot be directly work then he's a positive thinker. Shane Rider have a better (translated into behind Deal be used to accommo- The issue would be different if Bill Neville, Student Publications Advisor "closer") parking lot? Oh, sure Deal date the 86 girls living there? Of the poster had a picture of planta- The GEORGE-ANNE Is the official student newspaper of Georgia Southern College, ov/ned and operated by GSC students and utilizing the facilities provided by GSC. The residents get to share a large park- course, it's such an old dorm and tion owners bearing long leather newspaper Is the oldest continuously published weekly newspaper In Bulloch County ing lot with Hendricks, Veazy and plans to rennovate it into an office whips standing in cotton fields and George-Anne and Statesboro. Ga. The ideas expressed herein are those of the editor or the Individ- Lewis Halls, but it's unfair for them building have been discussed, but, yelling "Come on boy, put yo back ual authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the Student Media Commit- Classified tee, the administration, the faculty and staff of Georgia Southern College, or the Uni- to have to walk in an unlighted area at the present time there are resi- inta it!" That scene reminds me of versity System of Georgia. The GEORGE-ANNE Is published twice weekly during the from their cars to the dorm at night. dents living in the hall and there is slavery; a white house does not. are Always academic year and twice during summer quarter. Most of the girls, if not all, feel that a rape issue in the news. The issue of racism is an issue Free OFFICE: Room 110, F. I. Williams Center. it is unsafe and inconvenient. To get It's understandable that the which lies dormant until someone MAIL: The GEORGE-ANNE, Landrum Center Box 8001, a better idea, simply park your car campus parking situation is cur- comes along and cries discrimina- (25 words of less) Georgia Southern College, Statesboro, Ga. 30460. in the B lot and walk some 50 yards tion. I don't believe there would PHONE: 912/681-5246 (News) or 912/618-5418 (Advertising) for students & staff to Deal. See Parking, page 6 have been any controversy over the Friday, November 10,1989 George-Anne Once more with feeling : Who says college campuses are safe? Determined to fight back, Mar- fourths of undergraduates. But the has a counseling center to help stu- By Marie Hodge and Jeff Walsh's advice to women for Then Handy began working golis called a meeting of Drexel's laws are useless unless schools Blyskal dents deal with alcohol abuse, avoiding rape: Date in groups until with Berkeley police to clean up this Interfraternity Association and enforce them. Reader's Digest Copyright 1989 stress, depression and other prob- you get to know your dates. Avoid Southside neighborhood. He ag- formed Town Watch. Fraternity Since Texas raised the drinking lems. (Features Editor's note: I know being in any isolated situation. gressively moved his troops off volunteers now patrol the campus age in 1986, alcohol consumption at this story was run in an earlier edi- Fight rape with education. The Don't drink with people you don't campus. Joint city and university and its surroundings from evening Rice University in Houston has tion of the paper, but, in light of chances of a woman's beingraped at know well. Beware of men who talk police foot patrols were increased. until the early-morning hours. dropped markedly. "Alcohol-re- recent occurrences, I think a few college are astonishingly high. about women as conquests or as Task forces were established, Traveling in pairs, they report sus- lated crimes at Rice—assaults, people didn't get the message the "Some 25 percent of the female col- adversaries. which over the past two years have picious activity via walkie-talkie to criminal mischief and public intoxi- first time. Here's a reprint). lege population have been victims Keep students and parents in- made more than 1,000 drug- or a central radio post staffed by soror- cation—are trending downward of rape or attempted rape," says formed. "Students must be aware weapons-related arrests. Doormen ity volunteers, who then contact too," says Mary Voswinkel, chief of Jeanne Clery, Lehigh Univer- Claire Walsh, director of the Sexual that there is crime on campus," says were installed in university build- Philadelphia police. "There's no the Rice police. sity Class of'89, would have gradu- Assault Recovery Service at the Dan Smith, Stanford University's ings and residence halls to check for doubt the program has reduced A key factor has been the in- ated last June 4. Instead, her University of Florida. In most special services manager. Since school ID cards. Campus lighting crime in the Town Watch area," volvement of Rice students in de- dreams and her parents' hopes for cases, the rapist is an acquaintance 1984, Stanford has issued a 48-page was improved, escort services were says John Hood, crime-prevention signing the school's policies. Any her ended forever on April 5, 1986. or date. booklet on safety, covering every- increased, and crime-prevention campus party where alcohol is At 5 a.m. that day, the 19-year-old officer in the police department's Gang rapes, which typically oc- thing from protecting dorm rooms seminars taught students to pro- served must have a student bar- freshman awoke to find fellow stu- 16th district. cur at fraternity parties, "are all too or apartments from burglary to de- tect themselves. tender trained by Rice's police to dent Josoph Henry burglarizing Lock and monitor doors. The common on many campuses," re- scribing a suspect. The university Although crime has not been know when to cut off an intoxicated her dorm room. Henry raped and night Jeanne Clery was murdered, port Julie Ehrhart and Bernice also offers crime-prevention semi- eliminated, results have been dra- person's liquor before trouble beat Jeanne savagely. Then he dorm residents had propped open a Sandier, who studied the subject for nars. matic. Rapes committed by strang- starts. Parties that last more than strangled her. locked door, as was frequently done the Association of American Col- Clean up bad neighborhoods. No ers were reduced from seven in two hours and have more than 200 At the University of California to permit late-night pizza deliver- leges. They've documented 100 college can isolate itself from the 1986 to zero in 1988. Violent crimes people must have two university at Berkeley in 1987, a gang of teens, ies. Jeanne may also have left her such cases at colleges of every community. If a school is sur- were cut 40 percent. The rat packs police officers in attendance. And police call a "rat pack", followed own door unlocked, in anticipation type—public, private, big, small, rounded by a high-crime area, have been driven out. Most impor- trained student "drunk sitters" stay three students to their dormitory. of her roommate's return. religiously affiliated and Ivy crime will seep onto campus unless tant, students and residents have with intoxicated party-goers until Words were exchanged, and a pack Lehigh was aware of its door League. people fight back. The typical re- reclaimed the community from the they sober up. member suddenly smashed the face problem. Security patrols kept rec- Determined to reduce rape, sponse is to close ranks and battle gangs, drug dealers and other At first, attendance at on-cam- of a female student with a brick. ords, and relocked propped doors. Claire Walsh established Campus crime at the gate. Lt. Calvin Handy, criminals. "Statistics don't meas- pus parties was down, but no Despite the idyllic images col- "In the 6 1/2 months Jeanne was at Organized Against Rape (COAR) in of the University of California at ure fear," says Handy. "Our stu- longer. "Before the law changed in lege brochures present, violence is a Lehigh, there were 2,000 incidents 1982. Her research shows that Berkeley campus police force, took dents had given up the Southside. 1986, the main draw was all the fact of life on the nation's campuses. of propped doors," says her father, women who recognize potential a different approach. Now they have it back." Howard Clery. "In Jeanne's dorm alcohol you wanted for only a dol- Last year colleges reported to the danger are better able to avoid an On Friday and Saturday nights, alone there were 180 proppings." lar," says Scott Wiggers, a recent FBI a total of 1,990 violent crimes- attack. So COAR runs awareness more than 1,000 teenagers would To ensure the safety of students, graduate. "Now alcohol is secon- robbery, aggravated assault, rape Although Lehigh has a policy of seminars, which are attended by swarm onto Berkeley's Telegraph colleges must develop an aggressive dary, and people are havingfun just and murder. This is a startling disciplining door proppers, "no one men as well as women. Walsh Avenue to hang out. Gangs saw an strategy against crime. Parents dancing and socializing." number, considering the fact that has ever been caught," admits stresses that men need to take re- opportunity, and rat packs of 10 or should encourage college adminis- Even Rice students out on the almost 90 percent of U.S. colleges do Marsha Duncan, vice president of sponsibility for stopping rape and 12 youths began robbing and as- trators to adopt proven safeguards, town are protected, thanks to a not report crime statistics. The inci- student affairs. that most men are allies of women saulting students and residents. and students must exercise com- transportation service that picks dence of property crime was even Now, as part of an out-of-court in the war against rape; they have Vagrants and panhandlers were mon-sense precautions. If all do settlement with the Clerys, Lehigh up those who have had too much to greater—more than 107,000 cases an interest in protecting their drawn to the area; drug-related their part, the scandal of campus has agreed to try a pilot door-alarm arink at area bars. The school also mothers, sisters and girlfriends. of burglary, larceny, arson and crimes were rampant. violence can be ended. program. In this, keys are replaced motor-vehicle theft at reporting with plastic cards; a machine rec- schools alone. Shockingly, 78 per- ords the time and the identity of cent of the violent crimes were committed by students, according each card user; and a building-wide alarm sounds in case of intrusion. to the Center for the Study and Prevention of Campus Violence, at Also, exterior doors are wired to Towson State University in Mary- notify police if they are propped <£[ may be an art major, land. open, a simple measure that may be Traditionally most colleges have the obstacle preventing another but I know kept quiet about crime. Fearing burglary, rape or murder. adverse publicity, they have tended Improve lighting and install to deal with offenders internally emergency phones. At night, beau- a little something instead of referring them for prose- tifully landscaped campuses offer cution. shadowy hiding places for muggers, rapists and robbers. One solution to about economics.*^ The Clerys were a major force behind a new Pennsylvania law this problem is improved lighting. that requires all colleges in the After the University of Virginia state to disclose crime statistics. in Charlottesville instituted a cam- They also advocate federal legisla- pus watch, trimmed back bushes tion requiring such disclosure. and installed emergency telephone The failure of colleges to warn call boxes, violent crime on campus about crime has created a danger- dropped 38 percent, and property ous situation. Too often, parents crime 47 percent. and students are unaware of the At any call box, a student in hazards of life on campus. But con- trouble can reach campus police cerned parents, students, and col- without dialing. If he or she cannot lege administrators are taking ac- talk, the system tells police which tion around the country and setting phone was activated, and an officer examples for others to follow. is immediately dispatched to the Here is what every college scene. should do to control violence on Use escort and van services. campus. Students at UCLA don't have to Start a campus-watch program. worry about walking home alone at Security experts agree that any night. They can use UCLA's cam- pus escort service. Started with just You've done your home- community can reduce crime sim- work. You know where the ply by remaining alert. Colleges are seven volunteers in 1977, itnowhas no exception. The proof can be 200 part-time student employees best values are. You also found at Drexel University in the who shepherd more than 100 stu- know that with AT&T, it costs tough neighborhood of West Phila- dents a night around the 411-acre less than most people think delphia. campus. In addition, vans provide to stay in touch with your Crime used to be rampant near nearly 385,000 rides a year. family and friends. Thanks to escort and van serv- campus. "Every night cars were In fact, you an make a stolen, apartments burglarized, ices, says John Barber, chief of windows smashed," recalls Hank UCLA's police, violent crime is five 10-minute, coast-to-coast Margolis, a 1988 graduate of to six times lower on campus than Gill any time, any day for less Drexel. One evening in October in surrounding communities. than $3.00 with AT&T*And 1987, Margolis heard a scream out- Curb alcohol abuse. According to who else can promise imme- side his window. When he investi- studies by Towson State Univer- diate credit for wrong num- gated, he found a woman lying on sity, alcohol is involved in 80 per- the sidewalk, her face bloody. Later cent of rapes, assaults and acts of bers, the fastest connectioas, the same night, two University vandalism on campus. Most states and the largest worldwide students were jumped and beaten have raised their legal drinking age long distance network? by neighborhood thugs. to 21, disqualifying roughly three- Nobody but AT&T For more information Concerts Announced on AT&T Long Distance From G-A Staff Reports matinee and evening concerts on Products and Services, like The Statesboro-Georgia South- March 5 with "Americana," featur- theAT&TCard,caUl800 ern Symphony, directed and con- ing American composers Samuel 525-7955, Ext. 100. ducted by Douglas Graves, will Barber, Charles Ives, Henry Cow- :Vkl;l|l|l]n;l|)k.-|;|MS:llH.I.Mlll|cii},l..v open the 1989-90 concert season ell, Vincent Persichetti, and George November 20 with two perform- Gershwin. The May 7 concerts in- ances in Foy Fine Arts Recital Hall clude "Vive La France," with music of "Symphonies," a program of by French composers from Rameau works by Franz Schubert, Franz to Poulenc. The annual free outdoor jAT&T Josef Haydn, and Antonin Dvorak. Pops Concert on May 25 will be =r- The right choice. The 4 p.m. matinee and 8 p.m. "Around the World," a representa- performance opens with Schubert's tion of the music of many different Symphony No. 8—the "Unfinished countries. Symphony"—followed by Sym- In addition to the evening and phony No. 9 in C by Haydn, and matinee concerts, the Symphony concluding with Dvorak's Sym- will present two Youth Concerts in phony No. 8 in G. Hanner Fieldhouse on April 16 at Season tickets for the Symphony 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m., an annual are available for $18 for adults and event attended by about 6,000 area $9 for children for evening concerts. school children from 11 counties. Patrons preferring afternoon con- The Women's Symphony Guild's certs may purchase matinee season Strings Program will again be offer- tickets for $15 for adults, $7.50 for ing string instrument instruction children. Individual tickets for each by violinist Clifford Clark to 25-30 evening performance are $8 for and area children and adults. Clark adults and $4 for children, while the performs with the Savannah and matinees are $6 for adults and $3 Statesboro-Georgia Southern sym- for children. phonies and is also a part-time fac- To purchase tickets, send a ulty member at GSC. check payable to Statesboro-Geor- The symphony receives support gia Southern Symphony to Sym- from the United Way of Bulloch phony Season Tickets, 103 Laurel County for its two Youth Concerts Lane, Statesboro, GA. 30458. For and the Outdoor Pops Concert. All further information, call Jack Wil- other support comes from the liamson at 681-2721 or the GSC Women's Symphony Guild and Dept. of Music, 681-5396. ticket salfs. George-Anne Friday, November 10,1989 Confidence building : the inside story of one of GSCs most popular courses girls. Every minute or so, they move Contrary to this assumption, the dance at formal occasions. The on to new partners. If a girl does not By REBA W. BARNES following male student wrote, musical variety is great. Some Guest Contributor have a partner for a minute or two, "When I first signed up for social people have never been introduced she continues to dance alone. dance, I was persuaded very heav- to all types of music." Shortly, the next guy becomes her Near the end of the quarter, I ily by my girlfriend. Once I started Even students who have danced partner. Dancing with numerous assigned my college students to taking the classes, I found I really professionally find that social partners increases the guys' ability anonymously write how they felt enjoyed them. I play in a rock band, dance offers many more combina- (Barnes, currently serving as to lead well and the girls' ability to about ballroom dance and possible and I didn't really like the idea of tions of dance steps to incorporate dance chairman of GAHPERD, has follow well. differences dancing has made in ballroom dancing, but taking social into their choreography. been teaching dance at GSC for 27 Social dance also allows accept- their lives. I was happy to discover dance has given me an appreciation "I have danced professionally years. In addition to her college able, comfortable, proper physical very positive results occurred. of it. I have my girlfriend to thank and now I teach tap, ballet, jazz, classes of social, tap, ballet, mod- closeness with the opposite sex. As for it, because had she not 'put a gun and acrobatics," one student wrote. ern, folk and square dancing, she Of course, there are many ad- we know, the present trends are for to my head,' I would have never "As a teacher, I am always looking , teaches continuing education vantages of joining a social dance couples either to dance without signed up for the class." for a new idea or something a little **1 classes in ballroom dance and con- class, such as overcoming shyness, touching or to dance too closely. My Most of the students wrote about different to incorporate in dances. tinues her own ballroom dance edu- becoming more coordinated, im- students like to dance in a close gaining confidence and reducing This class has given me just that!" cation at the Fred Astaire Studio in proving in social graces, and devel- position, but not too close. shyness through learning to dance. Needless to say, social dance fills Savannah under the instruction of oping confidence, not to mention Of all the courses college stu- The experience of being thrown up early, and students are begging Don Quill). the great physical exercise in- dents sign up for, social dance may together with the opposite sex in a for override slips. More girls always volved. be the most important, for it not great activity such as social dance is sign up than guys, but once the guys only teaches them how to dance but The students think it is more fun very rewarding. Looking at the attend the first day they are sold on also how to communicate, which is a to dance than to jog, and many feel comments, it's obvious that some of the class. very important factor in life. that it is more of an accomplish- the students had no idea what went They like dancing with all the GSC instructor Mrs. Reba Barnes (Special Photo) ment and challenge than aerobics. on in the class, but most were pleas- One student wrote, "It promotes antly surprised: good posture and self-confidence... "I think the major thing I have gained in this class is confidence. I Depending upon the rate and inten- used to be very shy and hesitant in PRECISION AUTO sity of a particular dance, some dances can be wonderful aerobic situations when dancing other than activities. It's like aerobics with a slow dancing. Now I feel I will be partner. . . Once you learn to bal- much more comfortable and actu- Cooperi v TIRES y ance on two 'wheels,' you are set for ally eager to dance which will make life. I love it." me appear to be more sociable. Learning the shag has been very TIRE SALES Some students, believe it or not, beneficial because I am from near •FRONT END ALIGNMENTS ON MOST CARS $19.95 take social dance to please their St. Simon's where this is done regu- •BRAKES -TUNE-UPS -MUFFLERS parents and also insist on their larly." •OIL CHANGE AND LUBE $19.95 "steadies" learning the ballroom "I love to dance! I am used to HOURS: MON-FRI 8-6 SAT 8-12 dances. dancing by myself and not with a One female student wrote, "I partner. This has been a great expe- 764-8691 signed up for social dance so that I rience." ADJACENT TO PAUL'S AUTO SUPPLY 64-B E MAIN would be able to dance with my "Since this is my first PE course, father . . . and know what he was I chose this class to be an easy 'A.' doing. I have been dancing for 16 But after a few days in class, I real- years and could just about follow ized that this class was no different him. Now, we're the hottest couple from the rest. You have to work to E S E K V E OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS on the dance floor, and it doesn't get good results. I had never been matter if it's the Cha Cha or a waltz. taught the correct forms of dance in I also forced my boyfriend to take my youth, just the fad dances of the the class with me so we could learn time. I find myself very relaxed and the same style and could practice much more energetic after dancing together." the 45 minutes we are in class. It is always refreshing to learn some- Male students, many of whom thing new." associate all dance courses with "Our fraternity plays a lot of effeminacy, need encouragement to 'shagging music' and I feel left out enroll in the class. In fact, some when they start shagging. Since CASH IN have been pressured and even being in this class, I have at least threatenedby their girlfriends to do learned a little bit about dancing." MMYKOTC ON GOOD GRADES. so. THI SMARTEST COLLEGE "The most enjoyable dance we II you're a freshman or sophomore with good COURSE YOU CAN TAKE. grades, apply now for a three-year or two-year Young people are so into their have learned in here was the shag. scholarship. From Army ROTC. CONTACT: Army ROTC scholarships pay tuition, most own style of music that many think The other dances (waltz, box step, CPT JOHN FARRDLL books and fees, phis $ 100 per school month. They GSC President Dr. Nicholas Henry and wife Muriel visit also pay off with leadership experience and officer they cannot relate to the music and and the tango) will help link the SOUTH BUILDING ROOM 134 credentials Impressive to future employers. PE class (Special Photo) OR CALL 681-5320 dances of the past. generations . . . and will let you
Late News Continued from page 1 Smith continued from page DOCTORS GET CHANCE TO PRACTICE: Candlestick Park for at least one gains while working with Senator A pair of Army doctors begins more season. The rejection, seconc Fowler will help him in his career. work January at King-Drew Medi- in two years, was defeated by i Smith will receive a full quarter of cal Center in Los Angeles where narrow margin. credit for his internship as well as they'll get practice treating gunshot SUKOVA, MALEEVA WIN 2ND-R0UNDS: valuable experience. Smith says he wounds. The hospital is in the city's Second seed Helena Sukova ant may be called upon to aid Fowler Watts section - the middle of a drug fourth seed Manuela Maleeva wor after his internship is completed. war zone. They follow two doctors - their second-round matches at th< one from Fitzsimons Army Medical Virginia Slims of Chicago Tourna Center in Denver, the other from ment Wednesday. Sukova defeated Special continued from page Beaumont Army Medical Center in Rosalyn Fairbank 6-3,7-6 (7-2), and El Paso - who just finished a two- Zant said he tries not to think about Maleeva beat Lori McNeil 6-2, 6-2. month tour. the accident and admits it is an DIFRANCESCO SAYS HE WAS SET UP: CONGRESS JOINS ON MEDICARE BILL: emotional subject for him. Daniel DiFrancesco, 65, of The Medicare catastrophic cov- The band plans to do songs from Hamilton, Ontario, accused of erage act may be reduced to a low several of its albums. Among favor- monthly premium for a small num- trying to set up a $1 million bribe to ites to listen for are "Little Sheba," ber of benefits. Why: Congress's lose evidence in a drug case against "Second Chance," "Hot Lanta," move Wednesday to have the di- former Detroit Red Wings player "Wild Eyed Southern Boys," and verse House and Senate bills com- Bob Probert, said Wednesday he "Hold on Loosely." bined in a jointly written bill. was set up by the FBI. DiFrancesco Tonight looks to be an opportune SOVIETS TESTED ON GEOGRAPHY: said the FBI tried but failed to get time to "get rowdy" with .38 Special him to incriminate Probert's agent, and enjoy the unique and popular Soviet adults know less about Patrick Ducharme. sound of Southern Rock 'n' Roll at geography than their USA counter- BOXER TO HAVE HAND SURGERY: its finest! parts, but their young people do much better than ours, says a new Alex Stewart, heavyweight Gallup poll. Soviet adults correctly boxer, is expected to be out of action CR/I continued from page 1 named 7.4 or 16 locations vs. 8.6 for for at least four months after hand surgery scheduled for next week. U.S. adults; Soviets age 18 to 24 The women's final was a defen- named 9.3 vs. 6.9 for Americans of The boxer was injured in a match sive struggle ending tied 0-0 after the same age; 13 percent of Soviets Saturday in Atlantic City that he four quarters. Bad 2 the Bone to and 14 percent in the United States lost to Evander Holyfield in the charge in their first overtime pos- could not locate their own coun- eighth round. session, ending their drive with a tries. COACH LARRY KENTERATO RETIRE: four yard touchdown pass. Stubbs ROSE ADMITS GAMBLING PROBLEM: Larry Kentera, 65, football had an opportunity on the next Pete Rose admitted Wednesday coach at Northern Arizona Univer- series, but Bad 2 the Bone's defense on Phil Donahue's television talk sity through the last five seasons, proved to be the difference as the DOMINO'S PIZZA GUARANTEE* show that he has a gambling disor- announced his retirement Wednes- stopped Stubbs' and prevailed 7-0. day. The retirement becomes effec- Service:. We guarantee your pizza der and is seeking medical help for will arrive in 30 minutes or less from it. Rose, suspended from baseball tive at the end of the season. 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RED 1981 2 DOOR PINTO looks good, runs campus-community service. Free Winburn Hall winter and spring quarter. hour. Only 10 positions available. DRUMS FOR SALE nice 1987 Pearl Kit. TYPING—LETTERS, TERM PAPERS, well, reasonable price. Call 681-3261 after classified ads should be written Non smoker and preferably non drinker White, clean, high quality, heavy duty LOOKING FOR A FRATERNITY, SOROR- desired, ^interested call Gina at 681-2846 ANYTHING! Will type exactly as written 5. in 25 words or less. The adver- hardware, double base four boom stands, ITY OR STUDENT ORGANIZATION that as soon as possible. in order not to influence your grade at all. tiser's name and Landrum Box cymbals. $500 or reasonable offer. Call would like to make $500-$1000 for a one Call 681-2286. week on-campus marketing project. Must must be included with the ads. 2 MALE ROOMMATES NEEDED IMMEDI- 681-7697. ATELY to share 3bdrm/2 bath new mobile MATURE FEMALE DESPERATELY seeks be organized and hardworking. Call Ken or PERSONALS Ads should be non-commercial home located 2 miles from campus. $150/ Saturday job. Experience in all secretarial Myra at (800) 592-2121. LAURA-I'm waiting and waiting and waiting in nature, should be in good taste skills, radio, and baby sitting. Call Mich- mon. each and 1/3 utilities each. All elec- LOST AND FOUND INPUT/OUTPUT TYPING— Research pa- and waiting and waiting and waiting and and are subject to standard edit- tric. Call between 10:30-2:30 or after 6:30 elle at 681-5266. pers, desktop publishing. 489-8300 Jeffrey waiting.-Murph at 681-9064. REWARD!! Lost boxer puppy. Brown with ing procedures. The editors re- dark brown stripes and white on face and TERRI'S TIPS beautiful sculptured nails and Lariscy. LAURA—I know you're out there some- serve the right to refuse any free MALE ROOMMATE OR ROOMMATES paws. 11 weeks old. GREAT SENTIMEN- manicures. Salon experienced. Guaran- ATTENTION: EXCELLENT INCOME FOR where? 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"ATTENTION"— GOVERNMENT SEIZED Cruise lines, Airlines, Amusement Parks LOST: Pair of reading glasses. Call 764-6179 publication. Commercial listings Great deal!! Please call for any information VEHICLES from $100. Fords, Mercedes, and Camps. For more information and an . After 5:30, call 839-2090 ask for Jenny. Classified are available at $4.50 per column at anytime.681-6610. Corvettes, Chevys. Surplus buyers Guide. application; write National Collegiate rec- inch, with a one inch minimum. LOST: A 3/4 caratgarnet from a ring setting. Call 1-800-838-8885 ext. A5920. reation Service; PO Box 8074; Hilton Head are Always Contact the Advertising Depart- May have been loet near the Political Sci- SC 29938. ence or South Building. If found, please call SOPHOMORES & JUNIORS—Want to earn Free ment at 681-5418 for more infor- FOR SALE 681-2291. $1200 a month until graduation plus re- mation. FOR SALE- A double decke trundal bed with ceive a $4000 acceptance bonus and a (25 words or less) J or without mattresses. Comfortable for one FOUND young male black labrador retriever guaranteed job after graduation? Here's AUTOS FOR SALE or use astwo separate beds.$75. For info in Sagebrush/Hawthorne area. Blue collar. how: simply meet these requirements: -Be FOR SALE—1981 Chevy Malibu Station for i tudents & staff drop by Georgeanne office or call Marty at Call 681-3985. a math, physics, chemistry or engineering Wagon. Cream colored wood paneling that ROOMMATES 681-5418. FOUND: 1987 Lassiter High School Class major; -Have a 3.3 GPA or better (with no looks good. Equiped with PW and PL. In C's in technical courses); -Be physically fit; good condition. Asking $3500. For more TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX APARTMENT FOR SALE- Yamaha accoustic Eterna guitar. Ring found at Paulson Stadium. Call -Be a U.S. citizen. Interested? To find out info call Kristy at 681-6596. AVAILABLE as of Jan 1. Very nice, about Goood shape.$100 Call Marty at 681-5418. Stephanie at 681-2857. more call: 1-800-922-2135 in SC or 1-800- 4 yrs old, close to college. It's in a quiet MUST SELL—1986 Dodge Daytona Turbo Z. FORSALE: Double bed: mattress, box springs 845-5640 in GA, M-F 8:00-4:30. neighborhood and is moderately priced. To 5 speed. P/S, under warranty.Excellent and bed frame. It's used but very comfort- P A R E S L A M A S see, please call 764-4676 between 2p.m. condition, $5900. Negotiable, Home:489- able. $35 negotiable. Call Krystle 681-9078 NOTICES R I 0 D E A V E R T and 6p.m. EARN $$$$$$$$ 2071 or Work: 681-5989. If II or 764-3513 leave message. PERSONAL TOUCH CATERING. Specializ- F R 0 M A G E R E N T A L S ROOMMATE NEEDED $175 a month and ing in Romantic dinners for 2. Capable of Need money for a new car? Your own apart- FOR SALE: 1986 Jeep Comanche Truck. R E M R E D B R D M E T SCHWINN LE TOUR 10 speed bicycle. Blue i I half utilities.Call Dave 681-9013 on week- serving up to 100 people. Gourmet food ment? Tuition and books? Or just to make Only 47,000 miles.In very good condition. 0 M I T c L A c E D E ends (404) 541-2374. Winter and Spring - mens 26 inch, good condition. Call Billy $35 life a little easier? The United States Navy 1 * served. Call 681-4016 for more info. For sale by owner. Call 681-1922. S 0 S 0 R 0 U H N G E flexible. 764-3513 or leave message. Nuclear Engineering Program wean make I s NEED RIDE TO AUGUSTA and back every FOR SALE: 1979 Honda CM400T. New paint, T R E A S U R E G A s S E D FOR SALE: Mens Golf Clubs. Call 764-7478. it possible. If accepted into our program, 1 2 and 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS AVAIL- mirrors, and battery. Very clean. Asking S T I N G I E S T possible weekend. Will pay $15 or so. Wish you will receive a $4000 acceptance bonus, ABLE. 3 bedroom available Nov.l. 2 bed- FOR SALE:Weider weight bench, twin bed, $800. Call 681-2246 after 9:00p.m. F A S T E N T H E w A Y to leave Friday and return Sunday. Call a$1200 a month, free medical and dental 1 1 0 room available Nov.15. Please call 764- AKC Cocker Spaniel and AKC Golden A S T E 0 T S A C E Charles at 681-1130. coverage, and a guaranteed job upon FOR SALE: 1976 Buick Electra, 455 eng. R £ P R 8190. Retriever puppies. Call 764- 4491 evenings. T S A A I T A TYPING-Theses, papers, letters.etc. Drop off graduation. All you have to do is meet the Good condition, minor repairs needed. R ffi 7 s E m E E T A K FEMALE ROOMMATE NEDED: 2 bedroom, FOR SALE— BACH -STRAD. 42-B Trigger on campus. Contact Peggy Smith in room following requirements: -Be and sopho- Four new tires and new battery. $1375. E R I c A S R I T 0 R 2 bath trailer—Have own bedroom and Trombone: brass with extras... leather 116, South Building or call 587-5359. more or junior, -Be a math, physics, chem- Call 764-7771. S T R E A K s E A S T E R N bath. $150 a month and utilities. Offof301. case! New $895.. sacrifice for $650 Call istry or engineering major; -Have a 3.3 S E T T E E s P E A R S CAMPUS Representatives Needed for FOR SALE 1981 Chevy Malibu Station Call 681-3467. 681-7510. GPA or better (with no C's in technical D 0 0 R s T E A R s "Spring Break 90s" programs to Mexico- Wagon. Great condition mostly new parts. ■ I courses); -Be physically fit; -Be a U.S. citi- FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to take over FOR SALE—TRUMPET. Call Glenn at 681- Bahamas-Florida and S.Padre Island- For more info. Call 681-6596 ask for Kristy. zen. Don't wait! Each month you delay lease at Sussex Commons. Washer and 4674. Earn free vacation Plus$$$ Call 800-448- dryer and will have own room. $170 a could be costing you $1200. For more infor- 1983 SAAB 900s Turbo, Red, Loaded, Excel- FORSALE LEFT HANDED GOLF CLUBS in 2421. month. Call Suzanne at 681-2561. mation call:l-800-922-2135 in SC or 1-800- lent service. Stick shift. All recordB avail- good condition. 2 pw, sw. Asking $100. 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•B 912/681-5246 Vol. 62, No. 16 • Friday, November 10,1989 Since 1927, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Georgia Southern College • Statesboro, GA 30460 Eagles battle Mocs for Homecoming By PAUL FLOECKHER Sports writer
DARLEY NAMED TOP TECH ALUM As the 9-0 Eagles approach the GSC News Service close of the 1989 regular season, their schedule ends the way it Hugh Darley, a 1982 graduate of started-with two games at home. GSC and international designer of The first of GSC's final two regular theme parks, has been named the season opponents, the Tennessee- 1989 Alumnus of the Year by the Chattanooga Moccasins, will head School of Technology. into Paulson Stadium tomorrow for Darley, who graduated with a a 1 p.m. contest. bachelor's degree in technology and Tomorrow's game marks the a minor in design, established his final leg of a murderous road swing own company, Imaginative Tech- for UTC. The 3-6 Moccasins fol- nologies (ITEC), after risingrapidly lowed their 41-7 loss at Appala- through the Disney World design chian State on October 28th with a staff. His company has fashioned 27-17 loss at Furman last weekend. theme parks in Japan, France, It gets no easier for UTC hits the Korea, Italy, China, and the United road against a team that owns a 31 States. Darley is president of ITEC game winning streak at home. Productions, Inc. and chairman of The Eagles lead the series with ITEC Film and Television Corp., the Moccasins 4-0. The series began both of Orlando. in 1984 with a 24-17 GSC victory in While with Disney World, he had Statesboro. UTC was a victim in a hand in creating the Frontier both of GSC's national champion- Land Shooting Gallery, Rivers of ship seasons, 19-14 in 1985 and 34- America, Fort Wilderness Town, 14 in 1986. After a one year hiatus, and Typhoon Lagoon Water Park. the two teams met for a fourth time He has participated in major last year, with the Eagles grinding international projects such as Euro out a 13-3 win. Disneyland in Paris, including the In last year's game, quarterback site dedication and conceptual Raymond Gross rushed for 125 stage show and set for Videopolis yards and a touchdown and added and an interactive theater within another 125 yards on 9-13 passing. Discovery Land. Mike Dowis and David Cool booted Darley will be on hand for Home- 30 and 50 yard field goals, respec- coming 1989 festivities at GSC tively, but the Eagle Seven defense tomorrow. was the unit that grabbed most of COLEMAN ASKS FOR RECOUNT: the headlines. Defensive end Giff ©Copyright 1989, USA TODAY/Apple Smith set a school single game sack College Information Network record with five. When the Mocs did manage to get the ball ;.n the air, The 0.3 percent margin in they completed just eight of 25 Democrat Douglas Wilder's narrow passes for 59 yards. UTC gained victory in Virginia's gubernatorial only 196 yards of total offense. race has caused Republican This year the attention shifts to Marshall Coleman to ask for a re- two outstanding running backs. count. The election sparked debate Tomorrow GSC fullback Joe Ross on how Wilder's win could be dupli- will have a chance to place his name cated by blacks elsewhere. in the record books. Ross, who KITTY DUKAKIS HOSPITALIZED: gained l,018yardsasafreshmanin Kitty Dukakis, wife of Massa- 1987, needs just 46 yards against chusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis, is in a Boston hospital after swallow- See Eagles Record, page 3 ing a small amount of rubbing alco- hol. Dr. Gerald Plotkin, the Dukakis family doctor, didn't say whether she knowingly tried to .38 Special to rock Hanner Fieldhouse tonight hurt herself or was seeking the af- fects of alcohol. She has struggled By CLINT RUSHING .38 Special's strong southern rock easy," he said. When asked what he with chemical dependency and Editor band distinction, yet at the same would be doing for a living had he depression for several years. time, allows the group to venture not become a singer, Van Zant BANK CUTS PRIME LENDING RATE: laughed and said "I'd probably be a Southern rock at its finest. That into new sounds. Southwest Bank of St. Louis brain surgeon." is what comes to mind when .38 One new member of the band, will cut its prime lending rate from And while he did not go to col- Special is mentioned. Guitars and not from the south, is Max Carl. 10.5 percent to 10 percent starting lege, Van Zant encourages students bass amplified enough to send vi- Born in Nebraska, and a resident of Thursday. Other banks are ex- to stay in school and get their edu- brations through bones, all backed Los Angeles, Carl adds "a new per- pected to follow South west's lead by cation. "You just gotta go out and by a tight, rythmic drummer. .38 spective to the band," says song- Friday. Economists say the prime work for it," he said of education. Special will be performing tonight writer/guitarist and original mem- will go even lower in the next year. "Music is a rough, competitive busi- at the Hanner Fieldhouse courtesy ber Jeff Carlisi. "The south i s part of ness; those emphasizing a musical BUSH PROMISES ASSISTANCE: of the College Activities Board. our background. It's part of our Nicaraguan opposition presi- heritage and we've been influenced career should keep that in mind Touring mostly in support of when they get out in the field." dential candidate Violeta their latest album, "Rock 'n' Roll by its music over the years, whether Chamorro was reassured of recon- its been country, blues, or what- One dark shadow lingers in the Strategy," .38 Special will also be minds of Van Zant, .38 Special and struction aid if elections lead to performing selections from their ever. Suddenly here's a guy from democracy. She met Wednesday Donnie Van Zant, Larry Nebraska who's lived in L.A. for the thousands of other rock 'n' roll fans previous albums. "Well be playing .38 Special is, (left to right): around the world. Van Zant's with Bush and said he promised last 12 years, writing real stories a mixture of all our music," said Danny Chauncey, Max Carl, Junstrom, Jack Grondin, and brother, Ronnie, was a member of Nicaragua help with the demo- about the south," Carlisi explained. lead singer Donnie Van Zant in a Jeff Carlisi Lynard Skynard, a southern rock cratic process after elections set for The band agrees that Max Carl has recent telephone interview with band who put on a performance in Feb. 25. 1970's under influences from such ard, The Allman Brothers, Eric certainly been a dynamic and crea- The George-Anne. "Well be playing the Hanner Fieldhouse 12 years BUSH, AQUINO TO DISCUSS BASES: southern rock 'n' roll greats as Clapton, and I'm really inspired by tive addition to • the .38 Special for about an hour and 45 minutes," ago, and then suffered a plane crash The Bush administration hopes Van Zant said, promising to put on Lynard Skynard and the Allman the blind guitarist Jeff Healy." sound. With no formal musical teaching the next week which killed four to get the Philippines to renew an another spectacular performance Brothers. "I like all kinds of music if Over the band's 14-year career to his credit, Van Zant calls his members, including Ronnie.Van agreement on U.S. bases when for the crowd at Hanner tonight. it has character," admitted Van together, they have produced eight singing and songwriting ability a Philippine President Corazon Hailing from Jacksonville, Fla., Zant. "I grew up on country music. I albums. "Rock 'n' Roll Strategy" See Special, page 6 "gift from God." "Songwriting is not Aquino meets President Bush the band formed back in the mid- enjoy George Jones, Lynard Skyn- contains material which reaffirms Thursday. Formal negotiations GSC student aren't scheduled until December. Press secretary Adolfo Azcuna said Aquino would discuss the bases Males and blacks may meet discrimination to intern with Bush. BOND ISSUES FILL BALLOTS: in looking for housing in Statesboro for Fowler Tuesday's referendum ballots ated with a national group whose across the USA were filled with By LAURA MCABEE blatantly told that the owner did file a complaint with her so that the By ASHLEY DOAK college is able to attempt to deal purpose is to insure that discrimi- sales tax hikes for essential serv- Staff writer not allow blacks to live there. This Staff Writer ices and bond issues for construc- owner had filed a non-discrimina- with the problem. Another alterna- nation does not occur. There have been few official tion. Denver voters OK'd a $242 Males and blacks may meet tory form with the college, and tive is to legally request that the some discrimination while trying to when asked about the discrepan- Fair Housing act of 1968 be en- complaints of the denial of housing Smitty Smith, a Bell Honor's million bond issue to improve scholar and GSC senior has re- roads, parks and buildings. San find a place to live here in cies between word and deed, said forced. "People are so used to being facilities due to racial reasons Statesboro. A study that was con- that she never expected blacks to discriminated against that they over the past two years, but Th- ceived an internship with Senator Francisco and four California coun- Wyche Fowler. Smith will spend ties approved sales hikes for transit ducted last year showed that while apply there. often accept it instead of immedi- ompson thinks that this is in part due to the reluctance of individuals the 1989 Winter Quarter in Wash- improvements. female and white applicants were Jane Thompson, the Assistant ately dealing with it and trying to Dean of Students/Special Programs to report this type of discrimina- ington, D.C. as an assistant to a CONSERVATIVES WIN GROUND: told that apartments were readily eradicate the injustices." says Th- available, males and especially says that sometimes discrimina- ompson. tion. Often the students involved legislative correspondent, sitting in Political conservatives and reli- blacks were told that there was a tion is not a conscious response;- as During last year's study, Mary are freshmen, or else they are not at meetings and reporting to Sena- gious fundamentalists won drives very long waiting list. a result, the perpetrators do not Bishop, president of the Statesboro familiar with the recourse that is to tor Fowler. to maintain or restore traditional Thi s has happened at apartment realize that their actions and words Board of Realtors, said," I don't be taken. Smith was required to go values while gay rights advocates complexes that actually filed non- hurt others. This was the case in the know of many complexes without Thompson states that people through a qualifying process. He lost ground Election Day. San Fran- discrimination forms with GSC, as instance of the owner who told a both blacks and whites; I feel that will say that there is not a pressing was asked to apply and provide five cisco voters vetoed Tuesday a well as at those who didn't. When student that blacks were not al- they are renting to anyone Who is problem with discrimination here recommendations. When Smith "domestic partners" proposal that reached the final stages of qualify- confronted with the situation, the lowed to rent rooms there. She qualified, as long as the person pays in Statesboro, but if there is even would have given unmarried mu- most common reaction was to deny seemed shocked to learn that she one case of discrimination there is a ing, he faced a panel of professors nicipal workers - and homosexuals - the rent and follows the guidelines." for an interview. Smith, a political that there was a racial problem, had hurt the student's feelings and This year, however, the problem. Racism and sexism are the same bereavement and hospital science major, hopes that the valu- placing blame on factors other than dignity. Statesboro Board of realtors is stains on society that everyone has visitation privileges as married race or sex. Jane Thompson stresses that a responsibility to educate them- able experience contacts that he couples. forming a group that will include One student, however, while discrimination is illegal, and states Jane Thompson as a college repre- selves about and try to eradicate. See NEWS, page 6 attempting to rent a room, was that students who are victims may sentative. The new group is affili- See Smith, page 6 * George-Anne Friday, November 10, 1989 Golden Knights to 'drop in1 to Paulson Christmas Project Special to the George-Anne mas is over: they propose an ongo- ing program to offer tutoring serv- Seasons have changed once ices for elementary school, middle George-Anne staff reports again, and thoughts are beginning school and high school students to turn toward Christmas. Stores who may want to excel but need Some of the U.S. Army's Golden are touting their latest holiday that extra bit of personal assistance Knights Parachute Team from Ft. wares and TV commercials are that there just isn't time for during Bragg, N.C. will be literally drop- teaching tiny tots all the newest regular school hours. ping in for the GSC vs. Tennessee electronic toy names to whisper in Participation will require only Chattanooga matchup tomorrow at Santa's ear. But here at GSC there one hour per week for anyone inter- Paulson Stadium. is a group thinking Christmas ested in the tutoring program, and Earlier in the day the highly- thoughts in a different mode. no previous tutoring experience is specialized team, which makes A group of students in the Phys- required. jumps into relatively small landing ics, Math and Computer Science The GSC Christmas Projects sites with their steerable para- Departments have banded together Group is being sponsored by the chutes, will jump at Statesboro in an ambitious and exciting society of Physics Students and the High School's Womack field during Christmas Projects effort and are Association for Computing Machin- a Veteran's Day celebration that inviting any interested groups or ery, who are inviting other organi- will feature Senator John Glenn. individuals to join them. zations and interested individuals Two to four of the Golden In addition to the usual Christ- to participate in any or all of the Knight's team will be jumping just mas projects like Adopt a Family, proposed activities. prior to kickoff at Paulson Stadium Toy Drive and Canned Food Drive, For further information, you during the playing of the National they are also putting together a may contact Mark Aulick, Math Anthem, and will bring with them a unique project that will be saying and Computer Science Depart- game ball that will be presented to Merry Christmas to the people of ment, at 681-0088, or Victoria GSC President Nicholas Henry at Bulloch County long after Christ- Futch, at 681-5292. midfield. Members of the U.S. Army's Golden Kniqhtswil, parachute into Paulson Stadium, bringing The Golden Knights are the U.S. with them the flag and the game ball. Army's answer to the Navy's Blue Southern Enterprise Angels or the Air Force's Thunder- year's Presidential Inauguration. took second. wart, Hunter Army Air Field, Fort birds - a precision team serving as The team, which consists of a Tomorrow's game, in addition to Gordon, Kings Bay and Fort Ben- ambassadors between the Army total of 80 members - jumpers and being part of the 1989 Homecoming ning, will be hosted. Basketball Goal and the five million spectators that support crews - recently won the celebration at GSC, has been desig- The Golden Knights' visit is $28.95 see them perform annually from world championship of precision nated Military Appreciation Day, being sponsored by the Statesboro professional football and baseball parachuting competition in Spain, where military VIPs from bases Complete with gamps to air shows and to this U.S. Army Recruiting Station. 681-6990 surpassingthe Sovie' Union, which around the state, including Ft. Ste- 681-7068 ball, net, and 681-2001 optional door or Sen. John Glenn to speak on Veteran's Day wall mount By SANDY HANBERRY fice, has been in preparation for a baton to the oldest veteran at the General James Livingston, and News Editor year. celebration. veterans of all four wars of the According to Staff Sergeant twentieth century. Great C mas Gift! Veterans from a 15 county area Andrew Felton, Station Com- Once it was determined that the as well as several Medal of Honor mander of the Statesboro U.S. Knights would be in Statesboro on "AMOVltytTtHAU-TOERIGHTSnitt'. Recipients will be honored guests Army Recruiting Station, the November 11, Felton contacted tomorrow at the Southeast Georgia GSC Athletic Director Bucky Wag- guests were not hard to get. "Nearly Timothy Dalton Veteran's Day Celebration, to be everyone asked for plans to attend ner about the possibility of having OB held at Womack Field, Statesboro the celebration," said Felton. the Knights parachute into Paulson is High School. The Golden Knights were not as Stadium and deliver the gameball 007 The celebration will begin at 9 easy to schedule. "Usually," said at no cost to the college. The Right Stuff George-Anne a.m. and is scheduled to conclude at Fri., Nov. 10 in Felton " the Knights have to be Shortly before the game begins, Classified * noon at which time honored guests scheduled a year in advance." the Knights will parachute into 6:00 p.m. will be escorted to Paulson Stadium are Always According to Felton, E. R. Britt, Paulson Stadium and deliver the for the Eagle football game. LICENCE an aid for Congressman Thomas, gameball to President Henry at Free The morning's events include: a Licence To Kill made the arrangements that would midfield. Henry's escort will be THE1 concert by the 24th Division Infan- TO (25 words of less) bring the Knights to Statesboro. Lieutenant Colonel Meyer of the RIGHT Sun., Nov. 12 try Band, a twenty minute display STUFF for students & staff U.S. Army. — twill 2:00 ($0.50 Matinee) by the Golden Knights, and a The cost of the Golden Knights, KILL speech by former astronaut and usually $5,000-6,000 per event, is The Veteran's Day Celebration 9:30 p.m. current U.S. Senator John Glenn. being paid for by the Army Recruit- will include more than John Glenn Senator Glenn is expected to arrive ing Battalion of Columbia, S.C. and the Golden Knights. NASA has at Womack field around 10a.m. His a display set up at the high school, BiOLOGY LECTURE HALL $1.00 address will begin shortly after 11 During the jump, paratroopers Doug Weathers of WTOC will serve a.m. will pass a baton in the air from one as MC of the events, and Congress- The Veteran's Day Celebration, member to another. When the last man Thomas will also be in atten- which is being organized through member receives the baton, the dance as well as the Grand Marshal Congressman Lindsey Thomas' of- Knights will land and present the of the GSC Homecoming Parade, IN TODAY'S Brig. Gen. Livingston to be JOB MARKET Grand Marshall of parade EMPLOYERS WANT the Silver Star, the Bronze Star received his current assignment as By SANDY HANBERRY with the combat "V", the Purple the Deputy Director for Operations, News Editor Heart, the Defense Meritorious National Military command Cen- MORE THAN THE Service Medal, the Meritorious ter, J-3, Joint Staff, Organization of Service Medal with gold star, Com- the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Washing- Brigadier General James E. bat Action Ribbon with gold star, ton, D.C. SAME OLD B.S. Livingston of the United States the Vietnam cross of gallantry with General Livingston is married to Marine Corps and recipient of the the former Sara Craft. They have Medal of Honor, has been named gold star, as well as numerous Unit- two daughters: Kimberly Anne, a Grand Marshall for the 1989 Home- Foreign and Service decorations. midshipman at the U.S. Naval coming Parade. The parade, which On June 10, 1988, Livingston Academy, and Melissa Paige. will be held today at 1:30 p.m., will received his promotion to his pres- begin on Forest Drive and then ent rank of Brigadier General and proceed down Candler Road to Highway 67, and then wind its way back to Sweetheart Circle. General Livingston was born in Towns, Georgia on January 12, CAB Presents: 1940. He received a B.S. degree in Civil Engineering from Auburn University and joined the Marine Corps in 1962. General Livingston served in THIRTY EIGHT Vietnam and was presented with the Medal of Honor for his coura- geous actions as the commanding officer of company Eon May 2,1968. According to one account, Liv- ingston led his company in an as- sault on a village that had been captured the previous evening,' iso- lating another marine company from the battalion. Although twice wounded, Liv- ingston led his men in the destruc- tion of more than 100 mutually >•*& Co-op Education supporting bunkers, drove the remaining enemy from their posi- You earn a future when you earn a degree. tions, and relieved the pressure on the stranded marine company. While the two companies con- solidated positions and evacuated casualties, a third company passed GEORGIA SOUTHERN COLLEGE through and launched an assault on an adjacent village. They were halted by a furious CO-OP PROGRAM counterattack by an enemy battal- -r ion. Livingston maneuvered his ATTEND AN INFORMAL, INFORMATIVE MEETING remaining effective men to join forces with the heavily engaged Friday, November 10-4 p.m., PDR marines and halted the enemies -TONIGHT- counterattack. Monday, November 13 -10 a.m, PDR Wounded a third time and un- Hanner Fieldhouse Wednesday, November 15-11 A.m, Hollis Room 6 able to walk, Livingston remained in the dangerous area and refused 8:00 p.m. Tuesday, November 21 -5:15 p.m. PDR to be evacuated until he was as- sured of the safety of his men. Tickets Available At The Box Office In addition to the Medal of PDR = Presidents Dining Room • Williams Center Honor, Livingston has alsoreceived Friday, November 10,1989 George-Anne
Bob and Paul's Eagles eye football picks Eagles 9-0 record on line 'Canes in '92 it. Other than two horrible picks By BOB STUPAC coaches whose career records are By MIKE STRONG (one in the Big Ten and one in the UTC to become the first Eagle to squad won nine straight. Erks & PAUL FLOECKHER heading in opposite directions. Erk Sports Editor SEC) that hopefully everyone has record two 1,000 yard seasons. Also, Eagles would set a regular season Prognosticators Russell stands 77-22-1 in eight forgotten, its been a great four the junior from Augusta will be out record for victories. GSC, the only years at GSC, but UTC's Buddy Nix "We want to try to schedule one Well, this is my last time to make weeks. Unless Illinois pulls off an to become the first GSC back to rush undefeated I-AA team in the na- for 100 yards in four straight isn't quite so fortunate. Thanks to Division I game a year," said Assis- Bob's picks. You won't have me to upset, none of this week's picks tion, enters the UTC game ranked games. last year's 4-7 finish and this year's tant Athletic Director John Ratliff. kick around anymore. I'm getting a should get me into trouble. number one in both the NCAA poll 3-6 mark, he has seen his career While there is no formal contract, job as a gambling consultant to Pete and the Sports Network poll. SMU at Notre Dame: As if los- UTC counters with freshman record to 29-35. the GSC Eagles are tentatively Rose. Anyway, I was 9-1 last week to ing to Rice and giving up 95 points tailback James Roberts, who last GSC and UTC share only one scheduled to play football against move to 33-8 on the year. This week to Houston hasn't been enough, the week gained 148 yards to become common opponent, Middle Tennes- Although they are obviously a the Miami Hurricanes in 1992. looks like this.... Mustangs now run into the defend- the first Moccasin runner to sur- see State. The Blue Raiders lost 26- strong favorite, the Eagles will be in The game would be on either ing national champs. Notre Dame pass the 1,000 yard mark in a sea- 0 to GSC in the September 21st for a long afternoon if they overlook October 17 or October 31, with the Alabama at LSU: Bama should will play everyone in uniform and son since 1977. Roberts might be "Hurricane Bowl", then defeated UTC. The Moc's three victories Halloween game being the more win, but they had better beware. and have a ball in the final home happy to hear that GSC allowed a UTC 24-7 nine days later. Inciden- have come against Marshall, West- likely date. The teams would play in The Tigers are better than many game of the season. Notre Dame 58- season high, 272 yards rushing, tally, MTSU is the team that ern Kentucky, and The Citadel, all Miami. GSC is also trying for a people think and are very danger- SMU7 against James Madison last week. knocked off Eastern Kentucky, of which made the playoffs last game in 1991, but the Hurricanes ous in night games at home. Ala- Colorado at Oklahoma State: thus clearing GSC's path to number season. A win on GSC's home turf do not seem very receptive to that bama 38-LSU 34 Fortunately, we will see a team With a victory the Eagles would one. would make UTC's losing season idea. "We've been in contact with become the first GSC team to win Georgia at Florida: Tough one other than Nebraska or Oklahoma much easier for the Moc's support- them since March and, in April, to call. The Gator D looked good clinch the Big Eight title. Colorado ten consecutive games. Last year's On the sidelines will be two head ers to swallow. they set the October 31 date, but we against Auburn, but were was 34-OSU 7 don't have a contract yet," contin- Emmitt Smith? Meanwhile, the Michigan at Illinois: Both ued Ratliff. Dawgs were taking a breather teams have identical records. The The game would have the Eagles against Temple. Look for Smith to difference is that U-M narrowly lost Lady Eagles C.C. takes second playing two games against Division get back on track and lead Florida to Notre Dame and the Hlini were I teams that year, Miami and the to a narrow victory. Florida 24- blown out by Colorado. The winner University of Georgia. Georgia 21 goes to the Rose Bowl. My family in By PAUL FLOECKHER tis, GSC's top runner, Alicia Hewes, Presley said that the team's high In anticipation of the larger Michigan at Illinois: Both are Illinois will kill me, but... Michigan Sports writer finished sixth overall with a time of finish resulted from the ladies run- crowds, Paulson Stadium will be 7-1 overall and 5-0 in the Big Ten. 24-Illinois 17 19:54, just ahead of freshman team- ning "with grace, guts, and glory." expanded by 5,000 seats. The ex- This will decide who gets to the Alabama at LSU: I flipped Going into the November 4th mate Beth Thomas (19:58). Behind The GSC women's cross country pansion will be in the form of addi- Rose Bowl. Go with the Wolverines. back through a publication that NSWAC cross country champion- Thomas, GSC's next three finishers team has taken great strides for- tions at the end of the existing sec- Michigan 24 -Illinois 17 said Alabama would have only a ship in Macon, GSC coaches Del also were freshmen: April Satter- ward since its inception five years tions. There will be an additional USC at Arizona: After last "decent" offense and that they Presley and Jim Vargo expected a field (20:22), Gina Nunnally ago. In both 1985 and 1986, the section on the ends of both the stu- week's upset loss to California, would lose to LSU. Bama is scoring tight race for second place behind (21:25), and Kerrie Ryan (23:33). Lady Eagles finished third out of dent and general admission sec- Arizona is out of the Rose Bowl 30 points a game, so the first predic- heavy favorite Georgia State. Kelly Kirkland and Carolyn Reek- five complete teams at the NSWAC tions. They will accommodate 1,250 picture. They would love to upset tion is down the drain. The second However, the two coaches re- amp completed the GSC squad. meet. GSC came in sixth out of eight people each. USC: watch it happen. Arizona 24- one goes down this weekend. Ala- ceived a pleasant surprise. Hewes, just a sophomore, in 1987, then slid up a notch to fifth The possibility of the Eagles USC20 bama 28-LSU 14 Georgia State did indeed finish earned All-Conference honors for in 1988. After jumping three places moving up to Division I status is Miami at Pittsburgh: Pitt Kansas at Nebraska: This mis- first with 31 points, but the battle the second consecutive year. to second this year, the Lady Eagles remote. According to Ratliff, "We showed their true colors in ahumili- match will be even more boring for second wasn't as close as ex- Thanks to her seventh place finish, appear ready to challenge Georgia are content in I-AA right now. We ating loss to Notre Dame. They than SMU-Notre Dame. The Jay- pected. The Lady Eagles finished a Thomas also earned an All-Confer- State for the top spot. would move up if something man- won't look much better against a hawks have to deal with a Nebraska solid second with 76 points, bring- ence selection. Presley feels that, if the current dated that we should, but we're very Hurricane team on the rebound. team that's coming off its first loss ing home their first conference tro- Presley took great pride in his group of runners stays healthy and happy in I-AA at the moment." Miami 35-Pitt 23 of the season, and the result won't phy in the process. Third place young team's ability to overcome continues to improve, and if a Air Force at BYU: If anyone be pretty. Nebraska 50-Kansas 10 turned out to be the hotly contested adversity. With GSC's leading run- couple of strong recruits are added cares this should be a high scoring Miami at Pittsburgh: The position, with Florida Interna- ner competing at less than 100 to the squad, the dream of unseat- 1989-90 game for control of the WAC. Look Panthers haven't played since get- BASKETBALL SCHEDULE tional scoring 90 points to edge percent, the other six runners ing Georgia State as champions 7:30 fof Dee Dowis and the Falcons to NOV. 29 AUGUSTA COLLEGE ting clobbered at Notre Dame. Samford (91) and Central Florida picked up the slack. Satterfield, could become a reality next season. DEC. 2 at LAMAR 8:30 edge out the Cougars. Air Force 42- DEC. 8-9 at COUGAR CLASSIC /:30 They're playing at home and (92). Florida A&M, Mercer, and Nunnally and Ryan each set per- 9:30 For now, Presley will just admire (BYU, Ga. South., UAB, N.Tex.) 8, 8:30 ^' BYU38 they've had two weeks to prepare Stetson rounded out the field. sonal collegiate bests with their this year's trophy. DEC. 11 at MURRAY STATE DEC. 14 •HARDIN-SIMMONS /:30 € Texas at Houston: Both teams .g for the Hurricanes, but those two Despite suffering from bronchi- times at the championships. DEC. 20 •TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO /:30 look unbeatable one week and factors won't be enough. Miami 31- DEC. 23 at BRADLEY 9:0b Si 6:30 mediocre the next. However, Hous- Pittl7 DEC. 29-30 at U.S. AIR CLASSIC 1? (Wright St., GS, Vermont, Howard) <£ ton is at home and they have the USC at Arizona: Play this JAN. 4 •at ARK.-LITTLE ROCK 8:0b E JAN. 6 •at SAMFORD 8:30 "~ better QB in Andre Ware. Houston : game on USC's home turf and it's a JAN.10 LAMAR /:30 TO 35-Texas 24 blowout. Unfortunately for the JAN. 13 "at Stetson /:30 Greer, hoopsters shoot for first JAN. 20 •CENTENARY /:30 -s N.C. State at Duke: the Trojans, they have to play in Tus- JAN. 25 'at MERCER /:30 e0} Wolfpack lost their ACC title hopes JAN. 27 •at GEORGIA STATE /:30 JO con, where the Wildcats have been FES. 1 •SAMFORD ."0 5 last week, but Duke still has a shot tough all season. It'll be close for FEB. 3 'ARK.-LITTLE ROCK /:&' oS By MATT WILLIS FEB. 6 at UNC-Charlotte /:3b .g at the crown. Duke wants it badly, three quarters, but the tough Tro- Sports writer FEB. 10 •STETSON /:30 but it won't be enough as a healthy FEB.12 MURRAY STATE /:30 ■Si jan defense will shut down the 'Cats 8:30 This season the Lady Eagles face FEB. 15 •at CENTENARY Shane Montgomery returns to QB and preserve the victory. USC 28- + mm FEB. 22 •GEORGIA STATE /:30 $ for State. State 31- Duke 30 Arizona 16 a tough road in the New South FEB. 24 •MERCER /:30 MAR. 1 •at TEXAS-SAN ANTONIO 8:30 i UTC at GSC: After last week's UTC at GSC: The GSC offense Women's Athletic Conference MAR. 3 •at HARDIN-SIMMONS 8:30 "^ IBA (NSWAC). After finishing second MAR. 6-8 at TAAC TOURNAMENT E game the Eagles look like they can scored just 13 points against UTC (Little Rock, Ark.) ^ beat anyone; in I-AA I mean. The last season, but the Eagle defense last year and winning the title the • Denotes Trans America Athletic Conference c ame. Mocs should skip the ride down and held the Mocs to only 196 total two previous seasons, the Eagles ' 'a! -Li. stay home and study or something. yards and three points to bring will be without the services of two- 1989-90 GSC 41-UTC 10 home the win. The Eagles have won time NSWAC player of the year, LADY EAGLE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE their last two homecoming games Phylette Blake. Blake holds almost NOV. 24 EAST CAROLINA 730 NOV. 27 at UT-CHATTANOOGA 430 Here it is gang: the last edition of and will make it three in a row. GSC every scoring record at GSC and NOV. 29 UNC-CHARLOTTE 5:15 Paul's picks. I was just getting into 21-UTC 3 will leave a large hole in the offense. ••■; DEC. 2 at AUGUSTA TBA oS DEC. 9-10 Univ. of Ala.-Birmingham 2:30/ ir? Another key loss from last year is Tourn. (Univ. of Ala.-Birm., 4:30 -R guard Monica Evans. St. Louis Univ. Ala. St., GS) Q DEC. 13 at VANDERBILT 7-00 U However, the Lady Eagles re- DEC. 15 at TENN. STATE UNIV. 5:30 §" DEC. 18 at FLORIDA 7'30 turn with a solid core of four letter- Despite losing two of their top players, the Lady Eagles are JAN. 1 APPALACHIAN STATE 3:00 <2 g women and an outstanding recruit- JAN. 4 FLORIDA STATE UNIV. 7:30 looking to reclaim the top spot in the NSWAC. JAN. 6 •at FLORIDA ASM 7:00 T3 ing class. Head coach Drema Greer JAN. 10 S. CAROLINA STATE ifhi n JAN. 13 •MERCER 7:30 £3 expects the newcomers to be an ■S 5, guard) should all receive exten- which to build. With the added JAN. 15 'GEORGIA STATE 730 asset to the team. JAN. 17 BAPTIST 7:30 £ sive playing time. Also, two incom- experience of the junior college JAN. 22 •at FLA. INTERN. UNIV. 6:00 en GSC staff reports Returning from last year is the JAN. 27 'at 3TETS0N 700 "^ The Volleyball Tournament will ing freshmen could have a signifi- transfers and the talented fresh- Ql second leading scorer, center Tracy JAN. 29 •at CENTRAL FLORIDA 7:30 be posted on Friday, Nov. 10. cant impact. Jill Dunn (5-10, guard) men, this year should see a deep FEB. 3 •FLA. INTERN. UNIV. 5'15 Leonard's Top Three: Wilson, a 6-1 junior who should FEB. 5 AUGUSTA 7:30 tD This past weekend CR/I held the was an all-state player from NW team that will only improve as the FEB. 7 at UNC-CHARLOTTE 7:00 s control the middle. The guard spots FEB. 10 Whitfield. At forward, 6-2 Tonya 'at GEORGIA STATE 5:00 OJ State Qualifier Flag Football Tour- season goes on. «J Men: Women: will be deep and strong with return- FEB. 12 'at Mercer 700 nament. 11 men's and four women's Williams could become a solid Coach Greer and her Lady FEB. 17 •CENTRAL FLORIDA 7:30 ■Si 1. Southern Stars 1. Stubs Oil ing starter Deb Blackshear and FEB. 19 •STETSON 7:30 ^ teams participated for the top two scorer. Eagles open the season at home on FEB. 24 •FLORIDA ASM 5:15 Q) 2. SAE 2. Bad 2 The Bone Shawn Harris. Both combined to spots in the men's and women's The recruiting class is rounded November 24th against East Caro MAR. 1-3 New South Women's TBA 3. ATO 3. Sports Buff score almost 16 points a game. At Athletic Conference Tourn./Miam "^ divisions to represent GSC in At- out by Stephanie Christmas (6-3, lina. The NSWAC opener comes on forward, Gwen Thomas will return lanta at the State Tournament on forward), Yolanda Edwards (5-8, January 6th at Florida A&M. ' Denotes New South Women's Athletic Conference game. for her second year. Game of the Week: Nov. 17-19. Pope Construction and guard), Andrea Stults (5-6, guard), Greer's recruiting class is cen- Men: ATO narrowly escaped a Southern Stars were the top two and Heather Voight (5-10, guard). tered around three junior college loss when Blake Frasier scored to men's teams and Bad 2 the Bone Even though it's hard replacing transfers who are expected to pro- lead his team to a 6-0 win over and Stubbs Oil were the top two a player of Blake's caliber, the Lady duce positive results. Markisha Sigma Nu. women's teams. Eagles should field a good, solid Women: Leslie Dunlap threw a Vereen (6-1, forward), Vet Cooper squad. The four returning letter- Highlights of the men's tourna- (5-7, guard), andTrina Simmons (5- touchdown with eight seconds left ment started Friday with ATO women will form a solid core around in the game to lead Sports Buff over downing the Horsemen 21-0. Pi FCA 12-6. Kap beat Captain Joe's 20-13, Pea- nuts upset Kappa Sig 12-6. Sigma Players of the Week: Nu downed Sea Island 19-7, Pi Kap Men: Rad Dixon of Sea Island outlasted SAE 19-14, ATO upset came off the bench and threw for Southern Stars 20-13. Pope Con- two touchdowns to lead his team to struction advanced over the Pea- y victory. nuts 19-0. &i Women: Leslie Dunlap of Saturday's action in the winners Sports Buff threw for two touch- bracket saw Sigma Nu outlast ATO, downs to keep her team undefeated 7-6 and Pope advanced over Pi Kap u in the women's division. 24-13. The finals for the winners Reminder: Golf (two man best bracket pitted Pope Construction ball) entries are due on Nov. 13 with against Sigma Nu, but Sigma Nu play beginning on Nov. 14. There is proved to be no match for Pope as a $26 per team for 18 hole entry fee, they defeated Sigma Nu 26-0. and the event will be held at the Now teams were fighting in the Meadow Lakes Golf Club. Also, we losers bracket to stay in the tourna- will be sponsoring a turkey trot run ment. Sea Island put Captain Joe's to be held on Nov. 16; entries will be out 32-0, Peanuts defeated the taken at the event. An ACUI pool Horsemen 13-6, then SAE put out tournament will be held Nov. 13-20 the Peanuts 20-13, as ATO ousted at the Williams Center. Entries are SAE 27-13. To close out the losers available at the intramural office bracket, Southern Stars advanced and the testing center and will be through Kappa Sig, Sea Island, Pi due by Nov. 8. Kap, ATO, and Sigma Nu to get a shot at undefeated Pope Construc- Volleyball's Best: tion. Men Women In the final game, the lead 1. The Heat LOIIiff switched hands often, but Pope REVERLYQ 2. Amorphos 2. CNA prevailed for a 20-13 victory. 3. Over Easy 3. A Phi 0 Statesboro Mon.-Sat. See CR/I, page 6 Open till 10 p.m. 764-C007 Junction MorvThurs. till 9 p.m. Friday & Saturday George-Anne Friday, November 10, 1989
George-Anne Letters to the Editor Since 1927, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Clint Rushing Sandy Hanberry Reader opposes Letter policy Editor News Editor AH letter* to the editor are subject to standard editing policies for taste, libel, etc The editor reserves the right to refect any letter. There Is no word limit on letters and are published on a flnr com e, first served basis. Letters should address certain issues and not attack Individuals. All letters MUST BE SIGNED . The letter wnter may request to Strong's view on remain anonymous. However, tt will be the editor's decision whether or rx>t to print the name. Al Allnoch Stacy Graham Managing Editor Business Manager Lance Nizinski NCAA poster issue Advertising Manager Strong's column brings Dear Editor, with hundreds of others drift to what is going on, on the backside of Dixie is an association to the this "Southern Plantation". And to a positive reaction... Mason and Dixon Line which di- think that I am attending an insti- Grappling with a non-issue vided free and slave states. Another Dear Editor, my people didn't suffer as much as version derives the term from an tution that laughs at the feelings of her people did. Really, I suggest its black students and black football In response to Mike Strong's eighteenth century slave owner that she drop that attitude, too, players, by choosing this particular article, "Poster Critics Should Find named Dixie and it became a slave Real Problems", I must strongly before she causes any more prob- . t Black-white relations have always been a point of conten- scene to advertise the National song that later became the favorite lems. It is a shame that people like tion in the United States. The race riots of the '60s have Championship Game being held in agree. However, Mike you're too marching tune for the Confederate polite. I'll just cut through the crap. her can ruin the most innocent of precipitated a steady increase in the place of the black in Army. Statesboro, makes me even sicker. things with a paranoid, fanatical Even though Alfred White does Ms. Cochran's attitude towards society. There is still much to be gained by the black's There are no longer any slave attitude, turning the thing into a not find anything wrong with this the poster is absolutely absurd. It is states to be divided from free states, controversial hot bed. Really, Ms. struggle, not just in America but throughout the world. poster, he by no means represents obvious that her attack against the no more Confederate Armies to Cochran, any one can see that a Although little progress has been made by blacks in South the voice of the entire race. And if he poster is fueled by another, greater march to the tune and there sure as mansion in the shadows at dusk is is brainwashed so much in his posi- fire started long ago. How she came Africa, the black in America has made great strides since the hell are not any more slave owners reminiscent of the South, just as a tion not to see the subtle racism to that ridiculous interpretation of '60s. It was only this year that Art Shell became the NFL's for the slaves to sing a happy tune Manhattan skyline brings New depicted here, he is no good for "protecting an absolute tradition" is first black head coach. about. No one could ever be happy York to mind; or an oil field is repre- blacks in the NCAA or anywhere beyond me; except that maybe she Yet, it seems that the black man is so used to struggling to about being a slave and we sure do sentative of Texas. Really, you else in the world. has a racist attitude herself or feels not want to be continuously re- should not have attacked a piece of gain more respect that, sometimes, he struggles either And people like Mike Strong, slighted by whites. I don't know - minded of this sad time in our his- art work, and I'm sorry to say, but against the wrong things or for the wrong reasons. who can ask people not to express but that's certainly what it sounds tory. some of the themes I pick up on from The theme of the I-AA championship "The Drive to Dixie," their feelings and stand up for their like to me. She's definitely living in The National Championship it offend me. But I'm not raisinghell beliefs on certain issues, need to the past if she's carrying that atti- 'in terms of the equality that blacks seek in today's society, Poster is supposed to represent a about it, because I believe in "to take a closer look at themselves. tude. And I don't say this just be- should not be seen as offensive. The fact is that many beautifully growing South where each his own", disagreeable or not. How can he say we are making more cause I'm white. I'm one-fourth two obviously talented football But that doesn't mean you have to .Americans think of the South as Dixie, just as many people of this than what "meets the eye". Cherokee Indian, and I take pride teams will compete, not some time spoil it for the rest of the public. ■think of people who live in Boston as Yankees. He cannot see from the view points in my heritage, too. But I learned to in history where the black race was If the black man wants to fit into society, he should learn of black Americana. He is on the drop that "battered pride" attitude constantly being oppressed by the Alex T. Katz outside looking in and cannot relate long ago. And you can't tell me that to accept the south as Dixie, just as southerners accept white man. The depiction of this to the issue of oppression. Mike, 'Yankees" in southern society without rebelling against it. poster sends out the message to the this is America and if I am offended Let the south be Dixie and people from the north be Yankees. nation that NCAA, David Th- by something, the world will know. Reader thinks editor is ompson, Jim Radcliffe and Sharon If one defines them in today's terms, there is nothing to I do not need you telling me what I Fell (along with those members of quarrel about. Why bring back a 125-year-old definition just should or should not react to. the administration of Georgia to prove a point when that point has no meaning anymore? We must change the thoughts of a sniveling brat Southern who support this slap in the millions of people who can so the face to the blacks and to south- all been conducted in vain, and easily attach this picture to the Dear Editor, erners) still think of the South as a South. The South is much more This letter is in response to two decided to give both pursuits up for slave owning region. They send out of Clint Rushing^ Editorials, his a more fulfilling past time: criticiz- the message that it is okay to think than any region where the black GSC Students: Where race was once held in bondage and enlightening view on fraternities, ing people that I don't know via my of the South in this way. What gives and his long awaited opinion on abuse of the editorial power we should be more willing to do all them the right to make this deci- golf. I had previously been active in granted me at a small college news- that we can to eliminate this sick- sion? a fraternity, and an aspiring golfer, paper. Thanks Clint-Fm cured. P.S. do you think you are? minded image. They have deeply offended me but since Clint has presented us all , I'm just kidding I really think that and alot of my brothers and sisters. with such an educated thesis con- you are a sniveling brat. I've looked around campus re- When I look at this poster I get sick demning both, I figured my activi- cently, and I've had to frown. This is Lisa Renee Baker inside because my thoughts along ties over the past few years to have Georgia Southern - soon to be a it Dean Thames university - home of the Eagles - and the pride of Statesboro -right? JEhen" why do I see an array of UGA, ALISON TAULBEE Student not pleased with Wild Thangs upset with Tech, PSU, and shirts from every other college campus around? spirit here. debate of art censorship I saw one guy totally decked out I can understand support for sportsmanship of Bad from head to toe in UGA garments- another team, but isn't it sort of erator in this case, this lady will from his Dawgs socks and boxer disloyal to wear the enemy's logo? Dear Editor, remain nameless out of my own to the Bone shorts to his "Go Dawgs" t-shirt and Hmm...Oh well. I just hope that On the first Wednesday "Hairy Dawg" cap. Did he take a during the Homecoming weekend night of November at 8p.m., The sense of fairness. The real villain of Dear Editor, tackled and hurt, and then having GSC Art Department invited stu- this story is the not so removed and wrong turn on his way to Athens? people will refrain from wearing On behalf of the players and her flags thrown back in her face. dents and teachers to the Foy Fine uninvolved moderator who, un- Has no one told him that he's lost? those things and show some tact. coaching staff of the Wild Thangs, a This happened one or two other Arts Auditorium in hope of enlight- characteristic of her supposed role, Maybe he has some secret desire to Really, all I can say is that if people girls intramural flag football team, times also. ening the public to the restrictions allowed more air time for the ampli- be a dirty dawg than to be SOAR- are so die hard about supporting I would like to comment on a recent After halftime, we decided to recently placed upon America's fication of her own personal inputs ING EAGLE. I have no idea, but it another school, then why don't they game we played against another have fun regardless. On a few plays, freedom of expression, specifically rather than those of the audience. sure does say a lot about school transfer? girls team, Bad to the Bone. During the whole Wild Thang team those controversies surrounding In rebuttal to a comment made the course of the game, Bad to the dropped to the ground at the snap of art censorship and the proposed by the moderator that night, I Bone showed no sportsmanship at the bell to show that we weren't out federal prohibition of flag burning. would like to pose one question. all, and some of them even had the for blood like Bad to the Bone was, Ironically and sadly enough, the How is it that this moderator, seek- gall to throw the flags that they but just trying to have fun. sponsor- wearing the deceiving ing the right to conduct the most lib- pulled off the Wild Thangs back in Bad to the Bone "brutes", you mask of moderated panel discus- ertine of actions artistically and po- their faces. have no character or class. You're sion-committed the same evil which litically, can so effortlessly and in- Granted, Bad to the Bone is a winners, yes, but very sore winners. is so fervently opposed. To begin differently sweep away a student's very good team. I guess we should I recommend you girls getting with, the entirely too ideologically question? know since they beat us about 60-0, started in professional woman's harmonious "panel" of five faculty For those not fortunate enough and maybe that is why they were so roller derby, wrestling, or even members and the pretentious air to be in attendance, the question, as cocky. But the Wild Thangs play to mudwrestling when you graduate. which they exuded was yet another directed to the moderator, was: have fun, and compete in a friendly You'll fit right in with the other no- unnecessary obstacle to a "discus- "What is your opinion?" The mod- manner. Playing such an unsports- class brutes, Bad to the Bone? sion" already hindered by the fact erator answered: "That's not the manlike team was not fun and the that no specific, debatable point or point here." Madame moderator, game was not enjoyed by any of us. facet of an issue had been defined you already established the ground In fact, one of the Wild Thangs girls beforehand. For those students rules of the discussion by virtue of was literally in tears after being Wild Thangs with interest in governmental op- your own obviously biased involve- erations and public policy prece- ment. Why, only towards the end, dents relevant to the ^ssue"- could did you suddenly become conscious a more conservative political scien- of your non-subjective duty? Poster not racist; issue tist, in addition to the present lib- For those insulted by this letter, eral, have brought some badly please reply so that at least my false needed credibility and objectivity to observations, if they are that, can is wasted debate the "debate?" be easily cleared up for the benefit Regardless of the one-sided of the readers. Dear Editor, poster if someone would have kept their mouth shut about it. Why in views of the panel, the responsibil- I am writing this letter in Staff the name of affirmative action YOLANDA WALLACE FEATURES EDITOR ity for ensuring some measure of response to the recent controversy would our public relations depart- MIKE STRONG SPORTS EDITOR impartiality rested upon the mod- Derek H. Alderman surrounding the theme and poster TINA HOWARD, JAMES PERDUE COPY EDITORS of the 1989-90 NCAA Champion- ment here at GSC allow something MARTY WILDES, CAROLYN SAMODEN STAFF WRITERS ship football game. First of all let racist to be posted around campus? EDDIE COLEMAN, MATT WILLIS, CAROL me say that I believe its an issue They wouldn't, would they? If this KLEINGINNA, LIA NEEL, MICHELLE ROSS which wastes time; there is no de- poster was seen as an object of ra- DANIEL HOLLINGSWORTH, PHOTOGRAPHERS Dorm parking an issue cial connotations I am sure Fell, PAT MALONE, MARK PRI ESTER bate, and there is no argument. DAVID SCOTT STAFF ARTIST The poster simply presents a Thompson, and Ratliff would have of safety at GSC scene common in the south, a tall not agreed to use it. BUSINESS STAFF white house standing on a grass I am not a racist. I love every TOMMY COLE, SHARI STUART, ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVES Dear Editor, "It's really scary to walk from lawn commanding much splendor. man as if he were of one race. I LYD1A BROOKS simply believe that if the world is DON MAILLHO PUBLICATION COORDINATOR It is terrible to have to capitalize there, especially when anyone Whatever is inferred beyond the GLENN BURGESS, RENE RENTERIA, CIRCULATION DEPARTMENT on someone else's pain, but with the could be hiding behind that bush," actual physical scene rests entirely going to get over racism, which it LAURA MORGAN, CINDY KEEVER, November 1 rape being a current said one dorm resident. upon the beholder's laurels. If one will not realistically speaking, then VAN ELLIS issue on campus, it seems to be an "That bush" is actually a row of thinks of the slave days before the people are going to have to forget appropriate time to address the civil war then fine, he's a negative the old days and live in today's soci- PRODUCTION & GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES (PAGES) shrubbery trimmed about five to six issue of dorm parking and the feet high that lines the corner of the thinker. If one thinks of the majes- ety. The poster does not suggest USATIPTON PRODUCTION MANAGER racism and therefore should not be LEIGH HORTON ASSISTANT MANAGER safety of the co-eds living in Deal sidewalk and blocks the view of any tic old south when men were still changed. TRACY SMITH AD PRODUCTION MANAGER Hall. pedestrian walking to or from the gentlemen and women were still JERI STANDROD, TRACI COBB PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS Is there really a good explana- parking lot. fragile pieces of anatomical art- KARI KESSNER, KE1SHA DAVIS tion as to why Deal Hall does not Why couldn't the lot be directly work then he's a positive thinker. Shane Rider have a better (translated into behind Deal be used to accommo- The issue would be different if Bill Neville, Student Publications Advisor "closer") parking lot? Oh, sure Deal the poster had a picture of planta- The GEORGE-ANNE Is the official student newspaper of Georgia Southern College, date the 86 girls living there? Of owned and operated by GSC students and utilizing the facilities provided by GSC. The residents get to share a large park- course, it's such an old dorm and tion owners bearing long leather newspaper Is the oldest continuously published weekly newspaper In Bulloch County ing lot with Hendricks, Veazy and plans to rennovate it into an office whips standing in cotton fields and and Statesboro. Ga. The Ideas expressed herein are those of the editor or the Individ- yelling "Come on boy, put yo back George-Anne ual authors and do not necessarily represent the views of the Student Media Commit- Lewis Halls, but it's unfair for them building have been discussed, but, tee, the administration, the faculty and staff of Georgia Southern College, or the Uni- to have to walk in an unlighted area at the present time there are resi- inta it!" That scene reminds me of Classified versity System of. Georgia. The GEORGE-ANNE Is published twice weekly during the from their cars to the dorm at night. dents living in the hall and there is slavery; a white house does not. academic year and twice during summer quarter. are Always Most of the girls, if not all, feel that a rape issue in the news. The issue of racism is an issue OFFICE: Room 110, F. I. Williams Center. it is unsafe and inconvenient. To get It's understandable that the which lies dormant until someone Free MAIL: The GEORGE-ANNE, Landrum Center Box 8001, a better idea, simply park your car campus parking situation is cur- comes along and cries discrimina- Georgia Southern College, Statesboro, Ga. 30460. (25 words of less) in the B lot and walk some 50 yards tion. I don't believe there would PHONE: 912/681-5246 (News) or 912/618-5418 (Advertising) for students & staff to Deal. See Parking, page 6 have been any controversy over the Friday, November 10,1989 George-Anne nan nee more with feeling : Who says college campuses are safe? By Marie Hodge and Jeff Determined to fight back, Mar- fourths of undergraduates. But the has a counseling center to help stu- Walsh's advice to women for Then Handy began working Blyskal golis called a meeting of Drexel's laws are useless unless schools dents deal with alcohol abuse, avoiding rape: Date in groups until with Berkeley police to clean up this enforce them. Reader's Digest Copyright 1989 Interfraternity Association and stress, depression and other prob- you get to know your dates. Avoid Southside neighborhood. He ag- formed Town Watch. Fraternity Since Texas raised the drinking lems. being in any isolated situation. (Features Editor's note: I know gressively moved his troops off volunteers now patrol the campus age in 1986, alcohol consumption at Fight rape with education. The this story was run in an earlier edi- Don't drink with people you don't campus. Joint city and university and its surroundings from evening Rice University in Houston has chances of a woman's being raped at tion of the paper, but, in light of know well. Beware of men who talk police foot patrols were increased. until the early-morning hours. dropped markedly. "Alcohol-re- college are astonishingly high. recent occurrences, I think a few about women as conquests or as Task forces were established, Traveling in pairs, they report sus- lated crimes at Rice—assaults, "Some 25 percent of the female col- people didn't get the message the adversaries. which over the past two years have picious activity via walkie-talkie to criminal mischief and public intoxi- lege population have been victims first time. Here's a reprint). Keep students and parents in- made more than 1,000 drug- or a central radio post staffed by soror- cation—are trending downward of rape or attempted rape," says formed. "Students must be aware weapons-related arrests. Doormen ity volunteers, who then contact too," says Mary Voswinkel, chief of Claire Walsh, director of the Sexual that there is crime on campus," says Jeanne Clery, Lehigh Univer- were installed in university build- Philadelphia police. "There's no the Rice police. Assault Recovery Service at the sity Class of 89, would have gradu- Dan Smith, Stanford University's ings and residence halls to check for doubt the program has reduced A key factor has been the in- ated last June 4. Instead, her University of Florida. In most special services manager. Since school ID cards. Campus lighting crime in the Town Watch area," volvement of Rice students in de- cases, the rapist is an acquaintance dreams and her parents' hopes for 1984, Stanfordhas issued a 48-page was improved, escort services were says John Hood, crime-prevention signing the school's policies. Any or date. increased, and crime-prevention her ended forever on April 5,1986. booklet on safety, covering every- campus party where alcohol is Gang rapes, which typically oc- thing from protecting dorm rooms seminars taught students to pro- At 5 a.m. that day, the 19-year-old officer in the police department's served must have a student bar- cur at fraternity parties, "are all too or apartments from burglary to de- tect themselves. freshman awoke to find fellow stu- 16th district. tender trained by Rice's police to common on many campuses," re- scribing a suspect. The university Although crime has not been dent Josoph Henry burglarizing Lock and monitor doors. The know when to cut off an intoxicated port Julie Ehrhart and Bernice also offers crime-prevention semi- eliminated, results have been dra- her dorm room. Henry raped and night Jeanne Clery was murdered, person's liquor before trouble Sandier, who studied the subject for matic. Rapes committed by strang- beat Jeanne savagely. Then he dorm residents had propped open a nars. starts. Parties that last more than the Association of American Col- UP ers were reduced from seven in strangled her. locked door, as was frequently done Clean bad neighborhoods. No two hours and have more than 200 leges. They've documented 100 college can isolate itself from the 1986 to zero in 1988. Violent crimes At the University of California to permit late-night pizza deliver- ies. Jeanne may also have left her people must have two university such cases at colleges of every community. If a school is sur- were cut 40 percent. The rat packs at Berkeley in 1987, a gang of teens, own door unlocked, in anticipation police officers in attendance. And type—public, private, big, small, rounded by a high-crime area, have been driven out. Most impor- police call a "rat pack", followed of her roommate's return. trained student "drunk sitters" stay religiously affiliated and Ivy crime will seep onto campus unless tant, students and residents have three students to their dormitory. Lehigh was aware of its door with intoxicated party-goers until League. people fight back. The typical re- reclaimed the community from the Words were exchanged, and a pack problem. Security patrols kept rec- they sober up. Determined to reduce rape, sponse is to close ranks and battle gangs, drug dealers and other member suddenly smashed the face ords, and relocked propped doors. At first, attendance at on-cam- Claire Walsh established Campus crime at the gate. Lt. Calvin Handy, criminals. "Statistics don't meas- of a female student with a brick. "In the 6 1/2 months Jeanne was at pus parties was down, but no Organized Against Rape (COAR) in of the University of California at ure fear," says Handy. "Our stu- Despite the idyllic images col- Lehigh, there were 2,000 incidents longer. "Before the law changed in 1982. Her research shows that Berkeley campus police force, took dents had given up the Southside. lege brochures present, violenceis a of propped doors," says her father, 1986, the main draw was all the women who recognize potential a different approach. Now they have it back." fact of life on the nation's campuses. Howard Clery. "In Jeanne's dorm alcohol you wanted for only a dol- danger are better able to avoid an On Friday and Saturday nights, Last year colleges reported to the alone there were 180 proppings." lar," says Scott Wiggers, a recent attack. So COAR runs awareness more than 1,000 teenagers would To ensure the safety of students, FBIatotal of l,990violentcrimes— Although Lehigh has a policy of graduate. "Now alcohol is secon- seminars, which are attended by swarm onto Berkeley's Telegraph colleges must develop an aggressive robbery, aggravated assault, rape disciplining door proppers, "no one dary, and people are having fun just men as well as women. Walsh Avenue to hang out. Gangs saw an strategy against crime. Parents and murder. This is a startling has ever been caught," admits dancing and socializing." stresses that men need to take re- opportunity, and rat packs of 10 or should encourage college adminis- number, considering the fact that Marsha Duncan, vice president of Even Rice students out on the sponsibility for stopping rape and 12 youths began robbing and as- trators to adopt proven safeguards, almost 90 percent of U.S. colleges do student affairs. town are protected, thanks to a that most men are allies of women saulting students and residents. and students must exercise com- not report crime statistics. The inci- Now, as part of an out-of-court transportation service that picks in the war against rape; they have Vagrants and panhandlers were mon-sense precautions. If all do dence of property crime was even settlement with the Clerys, Lehigh up those who have had too much to an interest in protecting their drawn to the area; drug-related their part, the scandal of campus greater—more than 107,000 cases has agreed to try a pilot door-alarm arink at area bars. The school also mothers, sisters and girlfriends. crimes were rampant. violence can be ended. of burglary, larceny, arson and program. In this, keys are replaced motor-vehicle theft at reporting with plastic cards; a machine rec- schools alone. Shockingly, 78 per- ords the time and the identity of cent of the violent crimes were each card user; and a building-wide committed by students, according alarm sounds in case of intrusion. to the Center for the Study and Also, exterior doors are wired to Prevention of Campus Violence, at notify police if they are propped <^I may be an art major, Towson State University in Mary- open, a simple measure that may be land. the obstacle preventing another Traditionally most colleges have but I know burglary, rape or murder. kept quiet about crime. Fearing Improve lighting and install adverse publicity, they have tended emergency phones. At night, beau- a little something to deal with offenders internally tifully landscaped campuses offer instead of referring them for prose- shadowy hiding places for muggers, cution. rapists and robbers. One solution to about economics.^ The Clerys were a major force this problem is improved lighting. behind a new Pennsylvania law After the University of Virginia that requires all colleges in the in Charlottesville instituted a cam- state to disclose crime statistics. pus watch, trimmed back bushes They also advocate federal legisla- and installed emergency telephone tion requiring such disclosure. call boxes, violent crime on campus The failure of colleges to warn dropped 38 percent, and property about crime has created a danger- crime 47 percent. ous situation. Too often, parents At any call box, a student in and students are unaware of the hazards of life on campus. But con- trouble can reach campus police cerned parents, students, and col- without dialing. If he or she cannot talk, the system tells police which lege administrators are taking ac- phone was activated, and an officer tion around the country and setting is immediately dispatched to the examples for others to follow. Here is what every college scene. should do to control violence on Use escort and van services. campus. Students at UCLA don't have to Start a campus-watch program. worry about walking home alone at Security experts agree that any night. They can use UCLA's cam- You've done your home- community can reduce crime sim- pus escort service. Started with just work. You know where the ply by remaining alert. Colleges are seven volunteersin 1977,itnowhas 200 part-time student employees best values are. You also no exception. The proof can be know that with A2&T, it costs found at Drexel University in the who shepherd more than 100 stu- tough neighborhood of West Phila- dents a night around the 411-acre less than most people think delphia. campus. In addition, vans provide to stay in touch with your Crime used to be rampant near nearly 385,000 rides a year. family and friends. campus. "Every night cars were Thanks to escort and van serv- In fact, you can make a stolen, apartments burglarized, ices, says John Barber, chief of UCLA's police, violent crime is five 10-minute, coast-to-coast windows smashed," recalls Hank Gill any time, any day for less Margolis, a 1988 graduate of to six times lower on campus than Drexel. One evening in October in surrounding communities. than $3-00 with AT&TAnd 1987, Margolis heard a scream out- Curb alcohol abuse. According to who else can promise imme- side his window. When he investi- studies by Towson State Univer- diate credit for wrong num- gated, he found a woman lying on sity, alcohol is involved in 80 per- bers, the fastest connections, the sidewalk, her face bloody. Later cent of rapes, assaults and acts of vandalism on campus. Most states and the largest worldwide the same night, two University long distance network? students were jumped and beaten have raised their legal drinking age by neighborhood thugs. to 21, disqualifying roughly three- Nobody but AT&T. ] For more information Concerts Announced on AT&T Long Distance From G-A Staff Reports matinee and evening concerts on Products and Services, like The Statesboro-Georgia South- March 5 with "Americana," featur- theAl&TCard,caUl800 ern Symphony, directed and con- ing American composers Samuel 525-7955, Ext. 100. ducted by Douglas Graves, will Barber, Charles Ives, Henry Cow- :Vkl;i|Hil]i;il»l«.-[;iu's:iiK!.Miil(i;i]iic.<- open the 1989-90 concert season ell, Vincent Persichetti, and George November 20 with two perform- Gershwin. The May 7 concerts in- ances in Foy Fine Arts Recital Hall clude "Vive La France," with music of "Symphonies," a program of by French composers from Rameau AT&T works by Franz Schubert, Franz to Poulenc. The annual free outdoor Josef Haydn, and Antonin Dvorak. Pops Concert on May 25 will be The right choice. The 4 p.m. matinee and 8 p.m. "Around the World," a representa- performance opens with Schubert's tion of the music of many different Symphony No. 8—the "Unfinished countries. Symphony"—followed by Sym- In addition to the evening and phony No. 9 in C by Haydn, and matinee concerts, the Symphony concluding with Dvorak's Sym- will present two Youth Concerts in phony No. 8 in G. Hanner Fieldhouse on April 16 at Season tickets for the Symphony 10:30 a.m. and 1 p.m., an annual are available for $18 for adults and event attended by about 6,000 area $9 for children for evening concerts. school children from 11 counties. Patrons preferring afternoon con- The Women's Symphony Guild's certs may purchase matinee season Strings Program will again be offer- tickets for $15 for adults, $7.50 for ing string instrument instruction children. Individual tickets for each by violinist Clifford Clark to 25-30 evening performance are $8 for and area children and adults. Clark adults and $4for children, while the performs with the Savannah and matinees are $6 for adults and $3 Statesboro-Georgia Southern sym- for children. phonies and is also a part-time fac- To purchase tickets, send a ulty member at GSC. check payable to Statesboro-Geor- The symphony receives support gia Southern Symphony to Sym- from the United Way of Bulloch phony Season Tickets, 103 Laurel County for its two Youth Concerts © 1889ATSr Lane, Statesboro, GA. 30458. For and the Outdoor Pops Concert. All further information, call Jack Wil- other support comes from the liamson at 681-2721 or the GSC Women's Symphony Guild and Dept. of Music, 681-5396. ticket sales. George-Anne Friday, November 10,1989 Confidence building : the inside story of one of GSCs most popular courses Contrary to this assumption, the dance at formal occasions. The girls. Every minute or so, they mo" By REBA W. BARNES following male student wrote, musical variety is great. Some on to new partners. If a girl does nd Guest Contributor have a partner for a minute or two,^ "When I first signed up for social people have never been introduced she continues to dance alone. dance, I was persuaded very heav- to all types of music." Shortly, the next guy becomes her Near the end of the quarter, I ily by my girlfriend. Once I started Even students who have danced assigned my college students to taking the classes, I found I really professionally find that social partner. Dancing with numerous dance offers many more combina- partners increases the guys' ability (Barnes, currently serving as anonymously write how they felt enjoyed them. I play in a rock band, tions of dance steps to incorporate to lead well and the girls' ability to dance chairman of GAHPERD, has about ballroom dance and possible and I didn't really like the idea of into their choreography. follow well. been teaching dance at GSC for 27 differences dancing has made in ballroom dancing, but taking social "I have danced professionally Social dance also allows accept- years. In addition to her college their lives. I was happy to discover dance has given me an appreciation able, comfortable, proper physical classes of social, tap, ballet, mod- very positive results occurred. of it. I have my girlfriend to thank and now I teach tap, ballet, jazz, and acrobatics," one student wrote. closeness with the opposite sex. As ern, folk and square dancing, she for it, because had she not 'put a gun Of course, there are many ad- we know, the present trends are for teaches continuing education to my head,' I would have never "As a teacher, I am always looking vantages of joining a social dance for a new idea or something a little couples either to dance without classes in ballroom dance and con- signed up for the class." class, such as overcoming shyness, different to incorporate in dances. touching or to dance too closely. My tinues her own ballroom dance edu- Most of the students wrote about becoming more coordinated, im- This class has given me just that!" students like to dance in a close cation at the Fred Astaire Studio in gaining confidence and reducing proving in social graces, and devel- position, but not too close. Savannah under the instruction of shyness through learning to dance. Needless to say, social dance fills oping confidence, not to mention up early, and students are begging Of all the courses college stu- Don Quill). the great physical exercise in- The experience of being thrown together with the opposite sex in a for override slips. More girls always dents sign up for, social dance may volved. great activity such as social dance is sign up than guys, but once the guys be the most important, for it not The students think it is more fun very rewarding. Looking at the attend the first day they are sold on only teaches them how to dance but to dance than to jog, and many feel comments, it's obvious that some of the class. also how to communicate, which is a that it is more of an accomplish- the students had no idea what went They like dancing with all the very important factor in life. GSC instructor Mrs. Reba Barnes (Special Photo) ment and challenge than aerobics. on in the class, but most were pleas- One student wrote, "It promotes antly surprised: good posture and self-confidence... "I think the major thing I have Depending upon the rate and inten- gained in this class is confidence. I sity of a particular dance, some used to be very shy and hesitant in PRECISION AUTO dances can be wonderful aerobic situations when dancing other than activities. It's like aerobics with a slow dancing. Now I feel I will be partner. . . Once you learn to bal- much more comfortable and actu- Cooperi ance on two 'wheels,' you are set for ally eager to dance which will make V TIRES :J. life. I love it." me appear to be more sociable. Learning the shag has been very TIRE SALES Some students, believe it or not, beneficial because I am from near •FRONT END ALIGNMENTS ON MOST CARS $19.95 take social dance to please their St. Simon's where this is done regu- •BRAKES -TUNE-UPS -MUFFLERS parents and also insist on their larly." "steadies" learning the ballroom •OIL CHANGE AND LUBE $19.95 "I love to dance! I am used to dances. HOURS: MON-FRI 8-6 SAT 8-12 dancing by myself and not with a One female student wrote, "I partner. This has been a great expe- 764-8691 signed up for social dance so that I rience." ADJACENT TO PAUL'S AUTO SUPPLY 64-B E MAIN would be able to dance with my "Since this is my first PE course, father . . . and know what he was I chose this class to be an easy 'A.' doing. I have been dancing for 16 But after a few days in class, I real- years and could just about follow ized that this class was no different him. Now, we're the hottest couple from the rest. You have to work to RESERVE orric E R s ' IRS I N I N G COR V s on the dance floor, and it doesn't get good results. I had never been matter if it's the Cha Cha or a waltz. taught the correct forms of dance in I also forced my boyfriend to take my youth, just the fad dances of the the class with me so we could learn time. I find myself very relaxed and the same style and could practice much more energetic after dancing together." the 45 minutes we are in class. It is always refreshing to learn some- Male students, many of whom thing new." associate all dance courses with "Our fraternity plays a lot of effeminacy, need encouragement to 'shagging music' and I feel left out enroll in the class. In fact, some when they start shagging. Since GASH IN have been pressured and even being in this class, I have at least threatened by their girlfriends to do learned a little bit about dancing." so. MM^ROTC ON GOOD GRADES. "The most enjoyable dance we ' THE SMARTEST COLLEGE 3 you're a bcshman or sophomore with good COURSE TOD CAN TAKL grades, apply now for a three-year or two-year Young people are so into their have learned in here was the shag. scholarship. From Army ROTC. CONTACT:. Army ROTC scholarships pay tuition, most GSC President Dr. Nicholas Henry and wife Muriel visit own style of music that many think The other dances (waltz, box step, C?T JOHN PARRDLI books and fees, phis S1QO per school month. Tbey and the tango) will help link the SOUTH BUILDING ROOM 134 also pay off wi Ih leadership experience and officer PE class (Special Photo) they cannot relate to the music and credentials impressive to future employers. dances of the past. generations . . . and will let you OR CALL 681-5320
Late News Continued from page 1 Smith continued from page DOCTORS GET CHANCE TO PRACTICE: Candlestick Park for at least on« gains while working with Senator A pair of Army doctors begins more season. The rejection, seconc Fowler will help him in his career. work January at King-Drew Medi- in two years, was defeated by E Smith will receive a full quarter of cal Center in Los Angeles where narrow margin. credit for his internship as well as they'll get practice treating gunshot SUKOVA, MALEEVA WIN 2ND-R0UNDS: valuable experience. Smith says he wounds. The hospital is in the city's may be called upon to aid Fowler Watts section - the middle of a drug Second seed Helena Sukova ant after his internship is completed. war zone. They follow two doctors - fourth seed Manuela Maleeva wor one from Pitzsimons Army Medical their second-round matches at th( Virginia Slims of Chicago Tourna Center in Denver, the other from continued from page 1 Beaumont Army Medical Center in ment Wednesday. Sukova defeated Special El Paso - who just finished a two- Rosalyn Fairbank 6-3,7-6 (7-2), and Maleeva beat Lori McNeil 6-2, 6-2. Zant said he tries not to think about month tour. the accident and admits it is an DIFRANCESCO SAYS HE WAS SET UP: CONGRESS JOINS ON MEDICARE BILL: emotional subject for him. The Medicare catastrophic cov- Daniel DiPrancesco, 65, of The band plans to do songs from erage act may be reduced to a low Hamilton, Ontario, accused of several of its albums. Among favor- monthly premium for a small num- trying to set up a $1 million bribe to ites to listen for are "Little Sheba," ber of benefits. Why: Congress's lose evidence in a drug case against "Second Chance," "Hot Lanta," move Wednesday to have the di- former Detroit Red Wings player "Wild Eyed Southern Boys," and verse House and Senate bills com- Bob Probert, said Wednesday he "Hold on Loosely." bined in a jointly written bill. was set up by the FBI. 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The adver- hardware, double base four boom stands, in order not to influence your grade at all. as soon as possible. cymbals. $500 or reasonable ofler. Call would like to make $500-$1000 for a one tiser's name and Landrum Box Call 681-2286. week on-campus marketing project. Must 2 MALE ROOMMATES NEEDED IMMEDI- 681-7697. must be included with the ads. be organized and hardworking. Call Ken or PERSONALS ATELY to share 3bdrm/2 bath new mobile MATURE FEMALE DESPERATELY seekB Myra at (800) 592-2121. LAURA-I'm waiting and waiting and waiting Ads should be non-commercial home located 2 miles from campus. $150/ Saturday job. Experience in all secretarial and waiting and waiting and waiting and in nature, should be in good taste mon. each and 1/3 utilities each. All elec- skills, radio, and baby sitting. Call Mich- INPUT/OUTPUT TYPING— Research pa- LOST AND FOUND waiting.-Murph and are subject to standard edit- tric. 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Last EXCELLENT SUMMER & CAREER OP- George-Anne, Landrum Box the U.S. Government? Get the facts today! NEEDED IMMEDIATELY at Southern seen Oct.2112:30p.m. at the stadium. $100 PORTUNITIES now available for college 8001, GSC. Deadline is noon Call 1-312-742-1142 Ext. 9600A. Villa. Completely furnished, must share a if found. Call 681-7843. student & graduates with Resort Hotels, George-Anne Monday or Thursday prior to bedroom, $90 a month plus 1/4 utilities. "ATTENTION"— GOVERNMENT SEIZED Cruise lines, Airlines, Amusement Parks LOST: Pair of reading glasses. Call 764-6179 publication. Commercial listings Great deal!! Please call for any information VEHICLES from $100. Fords, Mercedes, and Camps. For more information and an Classified . After 5:30, call 839-2090 ask for Jenny. are available at $4.50 per colum n at anytime.681-6610. Corvettes, Chevys. Surplus buyers Guide. application; write National Collegiate rec- reation Service; PO Box 8074; Hilton Head inch, with a one inch minimum. LOST: A 3/4 carat garnet from a ring setting. Call 1-800-838-8885 ext. A5920. are Always May have been lost near the Political Sci- SC 29938. SOPHOMORES & JUNIORS —Want to earn Contact the Advertising Depart- ence or South Building. If found, please call Free $1200 a month until graduation plus re- ment at 681-5418 for more infor- FOR SALE 681-2291. FOR SALE- A double decke trundal bed with ceive a $4000 acceptance bonus and a (25 words or less) mation. FOUND young male black labrador retriever AUTOS FOR SALE or without mattresses. Comfortable for one guaranteed job after graduation? Here's in Sagebrush/Hawthorne area. Blue collar. for i tudonis Sc staff or use astwo separate beds.$75. For info how: simply meet these requirements: -Be FOR SALE—1981 Chevy Malibu Station drop by Georgeanne office or call Marty at Call 681-3985. a math, physics, chemistry or engineering Wagon. Cream colored wood paneling that ROOMMATES 681-5418. FOUND: 1987 Lassiter High School Class major, -Have a 3.3 GPA or better (with no looks good. Equiped with PW and PL. In C's in technical courses); -Be physically fit; good condition. Asking $3500. For more TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX APARTMENT FOR SALE- Yamaha accoustic Eterna guitar. Ring found at Paulson Stadium. Call Stephanie at 681-2857. -Be a U.S. citizen. Interested? To find out info call Kristy at 681-6596. AVAILABLE as of Jan 1. Very nice, about Goood shape.$100 Call Marty at 681-5418. more call: 1-800-922-2135 in SC or 1-800- 4 yrs old, close to college. It's in a quiet MUST SELL—1986 Dodge Daytona Turbo Z. FORSALE: Double bed: mattress, box springs 845-5640 in GA, M-F 8:00-4:30. neighborhood and is moderately priced. To 5 speed, P/S, under warranty.Excellent ■IP ARE SHI, A M A 'i9M and bed frame. It's used but very comfort- see, please call 764-4676 between 2p.m. condition, $5900. Negotiable, Home:489- ■T R I 0 D EBA V E R T SB able. $35 negotiable. Call Krystle 681-9078 NOTICES and 6p.m. EARN $$$$$$$$ 2071 or Work: 681-5989. F R 0 M A G E1« E N T A L S or 764-3513 leave message. PERSONAL TOUCH CATERING. Specializ- ROOMMATE NEEDED $175 a month and ing in RAmantic dinners for 2. Capable of Need money for a new car? Your own apart- FOR SALE: 1986 Jeep Comanche Truck. R E M pJR E D B I R DIIM E T SCHWINN LE TOUR 10 speed bicycle. Blue halfutilities.Call Dave 681-9013 on week- serving up to 100 people. Gourmet food ment? Tuition and books? Or just to make Only 47,000 miles.In very good condition. 0 M I TB ICLA YliC E D E mens 26 inch, good condition. Call Billy $35 ends (404) 541-2374. Winter and Spring - served. Call 681-4016 for more info. life a little easier? The United States Navy For sale by owner. Call 681-1922. S 0 S 0 HSR 0 U TliH INGE 764-3513 or leave message. Nuclear Engineering Program wean make flexible. FORSALE: 1979Honda CM400T. New paint, T R E A S U R ElGA S S E D NEED RIDE TO AUGUSTA and back every it possible. If accepted into our program, FOR SALE: Mens Golf Clubs. Call 764-7478. mirrors, and battery. Very clean. Asking ■ S_T I N G I E S TBJ 2 and 3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS AVAIL- possible weekend. Will pay $15 or so. Wish you will receive a $4000 acceptance bonus, 0 ABLE. 3 bedroom available Nov.l. 2 bed- FOR SALE:Weider weight bench, twin bed, to leave Friday and return Sunday. Call $800. Call 681-2246 after 9:00p.m. F A S T E Nil N T H E W A Y a$1200 a month, free medical and dental A S T E RBP 0 T SjiR ACE room available Nov.15. Please call 764- AKC Cocker Spaniel and AKC Golden Charles at 681-1130. coverage, and a guaranteed job upon FOR SALE: 1976 Buick Electra, 455 eng. 8190. Retriever puppies. Call 764-4491 evenings. T s A R|BA SEI BJN I T A TYPING-Theses, papers, letters.etc. Drop off graduation. All you have to do is meet the Good condition, minor repairs needed. Four new tires and new battery. $1375. E E RilC A S E R T AJIT 0 R FEMALE ROOMMATE NEDED: 2 bedroom, FOR SALE— BACH -STRAD. 42-B Trigger on campus. Contact Peggy Smith in room following requirements: -Be and sopho- STREAK SgE ASTERN more or junior, -Be a math, physics, chem- Call 764-7771. 2 bath trailer—Have own bedroom and Trombone: brass with extras... leather 116, South Building or call 587-5359. |SE T T E Els PEAR Jj| bath. $ 150 a month and utilities. Off of 301. case! New $895.. sacrifice for $650 Call istry or engineering major; -Have a 3.3 CAMPUS Representatives Needed for FOR SALE 1981 Chevy Malibu Station Call 681-3467. GPA or better (with no C's in technical ■DOORSHT EARS! 681-7510. "Spring Break 90s" programs to Mexico- Wagon. Great condition mostly new parts. courses); -Be physically fit; -Be a U.S. citi- FEMALE ROOMMATE needed to take over FOR SALE—TRUMPET. Call Glenn at 681- Bahamas-Florida and S.Padre Island- For more info. Call 681-6596 ask for Kristy. zen. Don't wait! Each month you delay lease at Sussex Commons. Washer and 4674. Earn free vacation Plus$$$ Call 800-448- could be costing you $1200. For more infor- 1983 SAAB 900s Turbo, Red, Loaded, Excel- dryer and will have -own room. $170 a FORSALE LEFT HANDED GOLF CLUBS in 2421. mation call:l-800-922-2135 in SC or 1-800- lent service. Stick shift. All records avail- month. Call Suzanne at 681-2561. good condition. 2 pw, sw. Asking $100. INPUT/OUTPUT TYPING—Research pa- 845-5640 in GA, M-F, 8:00-4:40. able. $5200 or best offer. 681-5260. FEMALE ROOMMATE NEED AFTER FALL Contact Shane 681-4760. pers, desktop publishing. 489-8300 Jeffrey 1973 VOLKSWAGON BUS (camper) New QUARTER. Duplex close to campus. Pri- FOR SALE 18 speed Schwinn Sierra Moun- Lariscy. JOBS tires, brakes, hoses, and engine seal. vate bedroom, $150 month plus utilities. 89,000 original miles; bed, refrigerator, tain Bike. Shimano parts. Bought one year ANY STUDENTS WHO HAVE CONVERT- HELP WANTED—We need the right person Non smoker please. Call Beth for informa- sink, air conditioner. Drives great. $2500 ago for $350. Asking $200. Call Sarah at IBLES and would like to drive in the for an part-time job. Must be reliable and tion at 764-6537. Call 681-4399 John. 681-7926. homecoming parade, contact Anthony creative. Contact: Meisel Graphics, 58 East ROMM FOR RENT IN PRIVATE HOME Call FOR SALE NEVER USED PAIR10" subwoof- Rice, Office at Special Programs 289 Main Street, 489-8843. 1987 HONDA CIVIC SEDAN, all r-«ir~, 5 764-4416. Availableinstartingin January. ers $140, pair 61/2" coaxials $80. 250 watt Rosenwald 681-5409. 8 George-Anne Friday, November 10, 1989 Helps students relieve stress. The stress of solving equations that run a 68881 math co-processor. Its memory from here to Tierra del Fuego. Of tracking expands up to 2 gigabytes. Its hard disk capa- the elusive quark. And of analyzing the city, to 80MB. 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