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January 29,2004 Thursday Volume 76, Number 57 Southwestern states may play key role in selecting nominee

Dean shakes up staff By Dave Montgomery KRT Campus

PHOENIX - As the 2004 presidential race turns south and west out of New Hampshire, Southwestern states are Kerry sets to compete coast to coast poised to play unaccustomed early and influential roles in choosing the Democratic nominee. Arizona, Oklahoma and will choose nearly half the convention delegates at stake in the seven states with primaries or caucuses on Tuesday. Together with , the Southwestern states are the first tests of strength in the Sun Belt for front- runner . Barely more than an afterthought in those states just weeks ago, the Massachusetts senator appears to be gaining ground after victories in Iowa and New Hampshire. The Southwestern contests also represent the first significant displays of Hispanic voting power in this year's presidential race. In previous presidential elections, South Carolina tra- ditionally has been the first stop in the South after Iowa and New Hampshire, while Western and Southwestern states were later on the primary calendar. This year, Demo- cratic officials agreed to move the three Southwestern states to Feb. 3 to give the region a greater voice. New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, who will serve as chairman at the Democratic National Convention in Boston in late July, said the early positioning makes candidates "more attuned to Western and Southwestern issues." The region is concerned with issues such as im- migration, veterans, energy policy, water shortages and the environment. See Southwest, Page 6A

SGA discusses campus technology, deletion of classes

By Teresa D. Southern [email protected]

Wednesdays SGA meeting agenda included several issues that affect GSU students, such as technology on Photos from KRT Campus campus and the deletion of classes in at least three depart- U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Senator John Kerry of Massachusetts (Above) talks to customers at Maryanne's dinner in Derry, New Hampshire, January 23. ments on campus. Kerry won the support of New Hampshire in its state primary. (Top) U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean holds a town-hall meeting in Claremont, New During this week's meeting the following student orga- Hampshire, January 22. nizations were approved for SGA funds: the Exercise Sci- ence Club and the South Asian Students Organization. By Steven Thomma and Tom Fitzgerald After retreating to Burlington, Vt., Dean decided to dump SGA approved two new senators; they were introduced f KRT Campus , who had managed his meteoric rise last year. Trippi and sworn in once they were voted upon. BURLINGTON, Vt. - Democratic presidential candidate was the architect of Dean's groundbreaking use of the Internet SGA will sponsor a scholarship for students with a Howard Dean replaced his campaign manager on Wednesday to raise more than $40 million and enlist a new generation 3.0 GPA and 30 hours earned at GSU. This scholarship is and suspended paychecks as he attempted to retool his faltering of volunteers, many drawn by Dean's opposition to the Iraq Election open to everyone who meets these criteria. campaign to take on the man who replaced him as front-run- war. m SGA discussed the use of Hyper-Interactive Teaching ner, John Kerry. Dean replaced Trippi with , a longtime adviser to Technology on the campus of GSU in various departments. The moves came as Dean, like other Democrats, looked for former Vice President and a deputy White House chief New Hampshire This is a system, which uses hand-held remotes, given to ways to stop Kerry's momentum following his back-to-back of staff to former President Clinton. Gore endorsed Dean and Results, 98 percent of each student to use interactively in class, for taking surveys wins in and New Hampshire's primary. was expected to campaign for him in the coming week. precincts reporting: and/or taking quizzes. These devices can also be used for attendance verification and for taking general attendance, Kerry, the Massachusetts senator, vowed Wednesday to Trippi resigned rather than stay on in a lesser role. PERCENT with the pressing of a button. SGA discussed whether carry his campaign coast to coast as fence-sitting party elders Dean also suspended pay to his staff for two weeks, a move JL DEMOCRATS OF VOTE started breaking his way. to conserve cash for expensive primary fights ahead. It was students would purchase the device themselves or would . "I'm going to fight for every vote," Kerry said as he boarded a stunning concession for the man who set the record for John Kerry 39% departments on campus provide them for students. This issue will be discussed and decided at a future meeting. a plane for St. Louis to kick off his campaign in Missouri, one Democratic fund raising last year. Howard Dean 26% of seven states that vote next Tuesday. "We're going to compete Changing teams in the middle of a campaign is neither Severalsenatorsdiscussedhowcheatingwouldbehandled , everywhere." new nor necessarily fatal. Ronald Reagan fired manager John 12% using this technology. Departments on campus currently use the remotes such as Biology and Graduate Studies. Influential politicians in those states rallied to Kerry after Sears the day he won the New Hampshire primary in 1980, 12% watching him sweep the first two states in the nominating , then went on to win the nomination and the presidency. Kerry SGA senators also discussed RAC expansion, and how Iowa and New Hampshire. Among them were Rep. Jim Clyburn fired his campaign manager last fall. Dean himself fired his first 9% it will not happen until an architect is chosen. of South Carolina, that state's most prominent black politician, campaign manager and brought in Trippi. 1% SGA senators gave reports on the deletion of classes in former Sens. Jean Carnahan and Tom Eagleton of Missouri, and But it did underscore Dean's belief that he needs a fast several departments, mainly Foreign Language, History, 0% Gov. Tom Vilsack of Iowa, who had remained neutral during and dramatic change if he's to have a chance at winning the and Sociology. the long campaign in his state. nomination that once seemed his to lose. Other 1% Senators also discussed that COBA is raising their "We're starting to grow," Kerry said. "We're going to grow In a statement, Dean said he was grateful to Trippi. GPArequirement to 2.5 to enter upper-level business Source: AP ® 2004 KRT classes. The college is also not allowing the grade of D to significantly over the next days." "I am deeply grateful to Joe Trippi, who has decided to mi ' Meanwhile, his rivals scattered, reassessing their strategies leave the campaign," Dean said. "Joe has made enormous con- be considered as a passing grade. As of Fall 2004, students or honing in on one or two states where they hoped to notch with D's in prior and future business classes will have to a first victory to keep their campaigns alive. See Election, Page 6A retake classes for credit.

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The 2A Thursday, January 29,2004 News Briefs Wife killer's sentence shame, remorse and guilt still haunt more traditional scenario of terror- Swim team members suspended with charges of marijuana possession him and prevent him from helping 01-27-2004 ists attacking airliners by smuggling Three freshman members of the also of Kennedy Hall, was charged overturned himself even in the face of death," explosives aboard in luggage. •A case of harassment was report- Georgia Southern swimming and on Jan. 20. It is not known if the Toomer wrote. "He is a tortured man "The assumptions were turned on ed in Stratford Hall parking lot. diving team were each charged with incidents were connected. ATLANTA - The death sentence who continues to isolate himself and their head," former FAAAdministra- •Officers issued one traffic warn- possession of marijuana, according to The names of all three have been for a man who stabbed his estranged lacks the psychological insight to deal tor Jane Garvey said Tuesday. ing, assisted 10 motorists and reports from GSU Public Safety. removed from the swimming and wife to death was overturned Monday with his guilt." Panel commissioner Bob Kerrey, responded to two fire alarms. Allison Pettay, 18, and Marilyn diving team's roster since then, ac- by the Georgia Parole Board, one day Hall's mental difficulties came from a former U.S. senator from Nebraska, Walsh, 18,both of Kennedy Hall, were cording to the Georgia Southern before he was set to die by injection. an abusive childhood in which he was chastised airline and government charged on Jan.18. Haley Newman,19, Athletics website. Willie James "Bo" Hall, 47, will whipped with extension cord, hit in officials for not giving the idea of serve a life sentence without parole the head with a snuff can, beaten with a suicide attack more credibility, i** after his attorneys pleaded for mercy a switch and punished with a 2-foot given that such attacks were being GEQRGE-ANNE Monday. horse whip, Toomer said. used with greater frequency on the One of the main reasons the pa- Hall is a former Army lieutenant ground by Muslim extremists. A1999 Williams Center room role board changed Hall's sentence who got an honorable discharge in report from the National Intelligence GSU School of is that six jurors signed documents 1986 to deal with problems between Council also warned of possible sui- 2023 Science Degrees in Health Science and i saying they would have preferred life him and his wife. cide hijackings. Public Health to be in Kinesiology. These degrees include without parole if that had been an But the forfeiture of his military "I have a difficult time with the P.O. Box 8001 anarrayofprograms,fromcommunity option when Hall was sentenced to career, the collapse of his marriage, dedicated idea that no one could have predicted Statesboro, GA 30460 health and nutrition sciences to sports death in February 1989, said attorney his inability to support himself and this," Kerrey said. psychology, exercise science and sports Don Samuel. his family and his belief in his wife's Tuesday's hearing showed an medicine. The Center for Biostatistics,. "Five minutes of heinous crime infidelity overwhelmed him and caused aviation security system tangled in Special to the G-A Center for Rural Health and Research;^ 3 are going to cost Mr. Hall the rest of him to kill, Toomer said. bureaucracy and plagued by turf How to reach us and the Magnolia Coastlands Area' N his entire life in prison, without ever battles and a lack of communica- Georgia Southern University's Health Education Center are also having the possibility of parole," said 9/11 hijackers were tion among agencies. ADVERTISING: new Jiann-Ping Hsu School of headquartered in the school. parole board spokeswoman Heather Public Health will be dedicated with The dedication ceremony will be Hedrick. "If this trial had been held considered security 681-5418 today, the DeKalb County district a plaque-unveiling ceremony on followed by a reception. Both events risks, panel says Stewart case begins STORY OR PHOTOS: Thursday, Jan. 29, at 10:30 a.m. in the are open to the public and the campus attorney's office would have agreed lobby of the Hollis Building on the community. to a plea of life without parole." NEWYORK - Domestic doyenne 681-5246 university campus. The parole board also considered WASHINGTON-NineoftheSept. Martha Stewart lied and committed The Board of Regents voted to Hall's lack of a criminal record and 11 hijackers were identified as possible FAX NUMBER: "serious federal crimes" by selling off approve the University System's first Nursing/Chemistry his perfect conduct during 15 years security risks by the government's nearly 4,000 shares of stockbasedon a 486-7113 school of public health on Jan. 14. in prison, Hedrick said. passenger-profiling system before tip no one else had, a federal prosecu- The Jiann-Ping Hsu School of Public building dedication "The fact that it was a domestic boarding their ill-fated flights, the E-MAIL TO: tor charged Tuesday. Health was endowed with a gift of killing, while terrible, does not make commission investigating the attacks "She was told a secret that no other [email protected] $2.5 million by Karl Peace, head of Special to the G-A him the worst of the worst, which is revealed Tuesday. investor had," Assistant U.S. Attorney the university's Center for Biostatis- Georgia Southern's new Nursing\ what we reserve the death penalty for," But, following the guidelines in Karen Patton Seymour said in open- tics, in the name of his wife, who is Chemistry Building will be dedicated Samuel said. place at the time, officials at three of It is a desire of The George-Anne ing statements at in Manhattan. also a scholar and scientist in the field in a ceremony on Friday, Jan 30 at 2 Hall was convicted of murder- the nation's airports merely searched toprintthenewsofGeorgiaSouth- One count accused Stewart of of biostatistics. Peace is a graduate of p.m. University System ChanceUor ing 23-year-old Thelma Burns Hall their baggage for explosives rather deliberately trying to prop up the ern University as accurately as Georgia Southern with a Bachelor of Thomas Meredith is expected to in DeKalb County in July 1988, as than questioning or searching the stock of her own company, Martha possible. If you believe that Science and holds his Ph.D. from the participate in the dedication. she made pleas to a 911 operator men themselves. Stewart Living Omnimedia, by saying Medical College of Virginia. Completed last summer this 29.4 for help. Had the government required something covered is in error, in 2002 that she had done nothing The new school rises from the miUion, 12,000 square foot building Hall stabbed her 17 times with more intense screening for passengers contact the editor at 681-5246 wrong and was cooperating with university's existing department of houses the Chemistry Department a rusty kitchen knife in the chest, identified by the computer-assisted investigators. as soon as possible. public health in the College of Health and School of Nursing. The build- stomach and other parts of her body passenger-screening program, officials Stewart is accused of working with &Human Sciences.Currentprograms ing features 17 student laboratories, because he believed she was cheating might have found and confiscated the her stockbroker to concoct a story that wiU be housed in the new school 20 faculty research laboratories, on him. Hall turned himself in three box cutters and utility knives used to Liked By Many, about why she sold 3,928 shares of include the Master's of Public Health and 10 general classrooms. Two days later in Clinton, Miss. hijack the four airliners, according Cussed By Some.,. ImClone Systems on Dec. 27, 2001 Degrees in Biostatistics and Commu- computer labs, and 75 and 150 seat The jury in Hall's trial only chose to the preliminary report from the - just before it plunged on a negative ReadBy Them AIL nity Health.Master'sof Health Servic- lecture rooms the death penalty because life without National Commission on Terrorist government review of an ImClone es Administration.Master'sof Science The event is open to the public and j: parole wasn't a possibility until 1993, Attacks Upon the United States. cancer drug. in Kinesiology, and the Bachelor of the campus community. |said Tony Axam, who represented At least three of the 19 hijackers The government claims Stewart " Hall at trial. set off metal detectors at Washington was tipped that ImClone founder Sam "They chose a death sentence Dulles International Airport but were Waksal was trying to dump his own based on the information they had," allowed to proceed to their gates. Two shares. Stewart and the broker, Peter §|Axam said. "He's deserving of a life were scanned by screeners with hand- Bacanovic,saytheyhadapre-existing &%£& Sentence." held metal detectors, according to an agreement to sell the stock when it Hall's attorneys also showed the airport videotape. parole board a psychological exami- At a hearing Tuesday, the com- fell to $60 per share. On Monday, U.S. District Judge nation done last week that showed mission also found that the Federal Miriam Goldman Cedarbaum told Hall suffers from severe depression, Aviation Administrations Office of jurors it was critical that they decide borderline personality disorder and Civil Aviation Security considered the the case only on the evidence - and $20 - One Month Unlimited post-traumatic stress disorder. possibility of a suicide attack as far back ignore the onslaught of media cov- Those mental illnesses impaired as 1998andmentioneditinapresenta- erage surrounding Stewart's every Enjoy a GREAT tan while using Hall's decision in 1989 to take a plea tion to airlines in early 2001. offer that would have come with a life But a warning sent in July 2001 move. our cool, clean, sanitized beds The government was expected sentence, wrote Jethro Toomer in his to airline companies didn't mention to call a Merrill Lynch compliance and listening to your favorite CDs, report to the parole board. suicide attacks using airplanes. Gov- officer as one of its first witnesses, "Although Willie has been on death ernment aviation officials remained to talk about the company's manual "the Bk Shoe Chair" row for 16 years, his mental illness, focused almost exclusively on the for brokers - a manual prohibiting brokers from discussing one client's affairs with another. Prosecutors say Bacanovic sent word to Stewart through an assistant that Waksal was trying to unload his 6^ ImClone shares.

p/ COMMUNITY X in jail cell as cellmate vX PROGRAM sleeps

JONESBORO, Ga. - Authorities « are investigating how an inmate hanged himself in his Clayton County jail cell while his cellmate apparently slept. Correction officers found 38- year-old Jay Harold Cockrell's body around 10:30 a.m. Sunday in his jail cell at the Harold R. Banke Justice Center in Jonesboro, said Clayton County Sheriff Stanley Tuggle. Officers last saw Cockrell earlier that morning during routine cell checks around 7 to 7:30 a.m., the » sheriff said. Cockrell had been in the jail on a bench warrant for theft since Friday - Tuggle said, adding that the inmate gaveno indication thathewas suicidal

or that he suffered from any mental f illness.

Tuggle said Cockrell's cellmate: who was still asleep when guards discovered the body, claimed he had FREE TAN WEEKEND! heard nothing. - All News Briefs corapliled from wire reports byLukeHearnandTeresa January 16 -18 Southern, News Editors ■ ■i ■^^^^^■^BaEI mMmmmmmmm

The FEORGE-, Thursday, January 29,2004 3A Road Runners Club, as is Arbona. levied fines that were a multiple of said Friday that the company does Ultra runners those who run dis- their license plate number, said not carry X- or NC-17-rated movies, tances longer than a marathon are Lance Lunsway, director of UW- and depends on renters to return a different by nature, said De Vader, Madison transportation services. tape "in the same condition it was 44, who headed the crew attending The letter, postmarked Jan. 21, given to them." Arbona. said the university would suspend "Unfortunately there are those "They just don't accept boundar- vehicle registration in thre!e days rare instances when someone will ies like other people do," said Dave for people who don't pay their fine abuse that privilege and damage one Cameron, 40, a fellow runner from by Jan. 20. of our tapes," he said. Millersville. "He's got tremendous The letters were second notices mental focus and discipline. He was to people who had ignored the first hurting three hours into this thing, notice of violation or paid the ticket Minnesota but he just keeps going and going past the 15-day grace period and in- o and just doesn't stop." curred a $5 late fee. Baby born in bathtub Friends kept Arbona mov- Lunsway said the university ing through the night by singing won't suspend registrations based unexpectedly and playing guitar, and showing on the letter and is sending out new videos of runners and of his 18- letters with the correct amounts. MOORETON - Eric Koch cer- month-old son, Anjelo. The only As of Monday, fewer than 50 tainly started life off in a hurry. time he stopped moving was during people had called to question the Unwilling to wait for a hospital, infrequent bathroom breaks. four-figure fines, Lunsway said. the fifth member of Rod and Sherry By 10 a.m. Sunday, Arbona Koch's family was born Tuesday in had given up running, though, and an antique, cast-iron bathtub upstairs # was sticking to a fast walk. His mm New Jersey in their own home. Eric greeted his muscles were cramped, his ankles parents minutes before the Brecken- were shot, and he was nauseated New Jersey couple ridge, Minn., ambulance could get and exhausted. there, and Dad delivered him. In addition, his mind was cloudy. sues Blockbuster after After waking with contractions, Sherry quietly walked downstairs and one shoulder through before his He could no longer compute the dis- hair purple if the campaign made child views porn unworried - she expected 12 hours North Carolina ribs became wedged in a diagonal its goal. The money came in and tance he had run by looking at the o treadmill display. He forgot that he of labor just as she had done for her position, Canterbury said. Daum came to work looking like had taken a salt tablet, to keep his WOODBURY- A couple who other two children. Not Eric. Two men fleeing Hill was freed at 4:45 p.m. Mon- a grape snow cone. The next year, says their 4-year-old daughter saw Fifteen minutes after Sherry day and taken to a local hospital. sodium up, five minutes after down- the incentive was rainbow-colored hard-core pornography on a PG- woke him, Rod found himself on police get stuck in the Canterbury said his injuries were hair. Same result. Daum looked like ing it. He stumbled over words. But his feet kept going. rated movie tape from Blockbuster the phone with 911 dispatch, kneel- mud not life threatening. a rock concert groupie. has sued the video company. ing beside her as she was lying in He probably had some scrapes, Daum, 54, first made the tattoo The plaintiffs, who were not the bathtub, about to deliver their S ALISBURY-Two men fleeing bruises and swelling, Canterbury challenge in 1999 and 2000, but the identified, said the footage appeared second son. police were captured after they ran said, and possibly some cracked economy went south and fund-rais- on a "Home Alone 3" tape rented "The911 dispatcher said, 'Well, across a muddy lake bed, lost their ribs. ers never quite hit the mark. Last Ohio April 7 from a Glassboro store. can you see how the baby's com- shoes and got mired in the muck. "It's nothing that won't heal," fall, however, the campaign hit its o The pornographic material ing?' And I was a little flustered. I Kevin Chawlk, 17, and Richard Canterbury said. "Obviously, we $5 million goal. Woman accused of appeared for 10 minutes after the said, 'Well, it's coming out,'" Rod Neri, 20, got about half a kilometer won't be able to heal his lack of So Daum recently walked into movie credits for the 1997 film. recalled. (a quarter of a mile) across the lake judgment, but we'll be able to heal the Hungry Eye Tattoo and Body killing husband According to the lawsuit field in Eric's head was already cro wn- in near freezing temperatures early his wounds. Piercing shop and 20 minutes later Superior Court, Blockbuster "had a ing, he said. CINCINNATI - Hamilton Saturday before they got stuck. It "If it wasn't so sad, it would be had a silver dollar-sized design tat- responsibility and a duty to inspect, "I mean, this baby was really in a County Prosecutor Mike Allen took rescuers three hours to get the funny," he said. "It's amazing how' tooed on her left shoulder. monitor and ensure the quality and hurry... It seems like once Sherry lay ill-conceived this whole thing was calls it "one of the strangest cases men out. As for next year's challenge, propriety of all video products pur- down in the tub, thathercontractions we've seen." One was wearing just a T-shirt on the part of the inmate." United Way resource director Rick chased by its customers." never stopped," he said. A Cincinnati-area woman is ac- and shorts. Not only was the window too Inbody said it's anybody's guess Randy Hargrove, a spokesman Said Sherry: "I'll never look at small, but even if Hill had man- cused of stabbing her husband to "They'd have died if we hadn't what Daum might consider. for Dallas-based Blockbuster Inc., our tub the same again." found them," said East Spencer aged to get through it, he would "She's a relative free-spirit in death while he slept, cleaning him, Police Sgt. James Schmierer. "A have had to jump from the second a pretty restrained environment," dressing him and propping him up couple of idiots is what they are." floor into an open field that is con- Inbody said. in a chair. Police began chasing the men in stantly monitored by guards and A Hamilton County grand jury their car after they were clocked at surrounded by a fence. on Monday indicted Faye Harriel, The Miscellany 67 mph in a 45 mph zone, authorities Canterbury said contractors had 32, on charges of aggravated murder said. The car eventually crashed into to cut the window's braces and re- and murder. needs your a tree and the men jumped out and move several blocks to free Hill: Cjp Maryland After propping her husband, ran into the woods. In addition to charges of escape Gregory Roaderi, 41, in the chair, submissions! Neri was charged with driving and destruction of public property, prosecutors say Harriel waited 12 with a revoked license and fleeing Canterbury said Hill will be saddled man runs hours before calling paramedics to to elude arrest. He was jailed on with the bill for damage and repairs, 152 miles in 24 hours say he wasn't breathing. The Miscellany is Georgia Southern's $ 15,000 bail after being treated at a which he estimated will be about Allen says the motive for the magazine of the arts and literature. We hospital. Chawlk was not charged. $10,000. on treadmill Jan. 16 killing isn't known. Canterbury said jail officials Harriel obtained a temporary are looking for submissions in fiction, planned to check all the shelving TOWSON - Serge England Ar- restraining order against Roaden units in the regional jail system to bona ran 152.27 miles on a treadmill in 2001 after he was arrested on creative non-fiction, and creative essay, WM West Virginia make sure none have "give, pull in 24 hours to stake a claim to four a charge of domestic violence, up to 1500 words, in poetry or prose- or tug." world records. according to court records. The poetry of any length, and in the visual Inmate gets stuck Jail officials also plan to review Up since 5 a.m. Saturday, Arbona domestic violence charge was Hill's phone records to see if he was ready for a hot shower and a later dismissed. arts of any medium, such as drawing, in window during contacted anyone on the outside to long nap. But he was alert enough apparent escape pick him up, Canterbury said. to savor the moment. painting, photography, graphic design, The only successful escape "This is the best and most ex- sculpture, etc. Submissions must be attempt from South Central Regional Jail citing day of my life," he told The Wisconsin was in 1994, the year after the (Baltimore) Sun. "I was dreaming o received in electronic form, along with a CHARLESTON- Instead of facility opened. That inmate made of a world record when I was a kid. going over the wall, an inmate at Three - hundred get printed copy. Submission packets, which a braided rope out of dental floss, It took a long time." South Central Regional Jail tried to which he used to scale a recreation Arbona, 38, started running at include a cover sheet and submission go through it and instead got stuck parking ticket surprise yard wall. noon Saturday and reached the mile- guidelines, can be picked up at the for about four hours in a window stone at a YMCA the next day. He MADISON-About300parking only 6-inches wide and 3 feet tall. broke the 24-hour treadmill record violators got a $2,004 shock in the Miscellany office,Williams Center 2009. "He was able to breathe a little of mail recently. by more than three hours. Along Submissions can be sent to Jerome the free air, but unfortunately, that Nebraska the way, the Baltimore resident Thanks to a computer error, the part that's apparently indicative of o also beat the 50-mile treadmill parking violators received letters Powell, P.O. Box 8001, or emailed to his character - his rear end - is still from the University of Wisconsin- time by 22 minutes, the 100-mile [email protected]. well within the walls of the jail," Woman gets tattoo for time by two hours and the distance Madison informing them they owed Steve Canterbury, director of the charity record for a 12-hour run by more $2,004 for each past-due ticket. state Regional Jail and Correctional than four miles. One motorist got a bill for $4,008 Facility Authority, said before the LINCOLN - Marjo Daum kept "Four records in 24 hours might for two violations, and others were inmate was freed. her end of the deal-she now has the be a record itself," said Christy De Robert Anthony Hill got stuck United Way emblem permanently Vader, a Loyola professor who runs about 1:30 p.m. Monday. The on her left shoulder. with Arbona sometimes. "He just 5-foot-10, 165-pound Kanawha The chief financial officer for whipped them all off." County man had worked a metal United Way of Lincoln and Lan- Guinness World Records has to shelf off the wall in his cell and January i W caster County believes so strongly analyze the documentation before* S: then used the shelf to break the in its mission of helping nonprofit it's official, but to Arbona's fansv jjBL window at the jail in Charleston, charities that during each fall fund- that's just a formality. Canterbury said. raising campaign she promises to "The man is like a machine. I National Cervical Cancer Hill, 25, had taken off his shirt do something whacky if they meet I $ don't know how he does it. He's an . and greased his upper body with their goal. r inspiration to all of us," said Linda soap. H managed to get his head One year, she vowed to dye her Tice, 5 8, a member of the B altimore Awareness Month

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Our Opinion M^ee A LOT oe- CohAt ffvof Recent ruling presents pretended 0/v/ /v\Af<^- Patriot Act progress

Well, it's a start, anyway. Q& Monday, a federal judge handed down a ruling declaring <3 A p A O part of the U.S. Patriot Act unconstitutional. Unfortunately, 7/ the fragment highlighted by this ruling is still one of the least offensive attacks on our civil liberties. It was U.S. District Judge Audrey Collins who found the provision disallowing expert advice to designated foreign terrorist organizations in characteristic violation of the first and fifth amendments. The deci- sion, however, was not necessarily made in objection to the Act's many JO permeating injustices. J3> According to Collins, the provision in question was declared uncon- jp J* * "*^ JO stitutional because it is "impermissibly vague." That, of course, begs the &K&M y$> -^ -J@L ^ J&" Gk question: What was missing? JO* Should the Act have described in more graphic detail what exactly '^ J© *■ * constitutes "expert" advice in our country? That sure might have backfired. Perhaps it should have more clearly outlined the gruesome punishments and unfair trails that those who violate the provision might receive. Relationships & Sex As it turns out, the part Collins ruled out is actually part of an Atomic Energy Act issued during the McCarthy era, and reissued by Bush's Pa- SPEAKING OF triot Act. A section of the Act of 1954, which aimed to prevent sabotage of nuclear facilities or fuel by communists, forbids providing training to Semantics potential enemies. The phrase "expert advice or assistance" was tacked on to the end of "training" in the provision taken straight from Act of So... not that I'm any sort of relationship guru or anything, but why is it that most relationships You Want To Say: 1954 (42 U.S.C. 2284). are centered less on trust and honesty, and are "Can I see you again?" Eureka! McCarthyism begets unconstitutional policies. It took us this' becoming more like personal game shows, and long to discover that? circus acts? You Should Say: Several civil rights groups are excited about this decision, but they Honestly, when your significant other asks you "We should do this again." obviously can't see the trees for the forest. This ruling is hardly a land- something like, "Do I look fat?" What should you say mark on the long road of Patriot Act provisions that remain to be proven to a loaded question like that? If you say yes, you'll be Why There's A Difference: accused of being insensitive and cruel, not to mention While on might think that asking some- unconstitutional. you're just asking for the cold shoulder (among other one for their company is only polite, it If we want removal of "vague" articles, how about addressing Title V things). It makes one wonder... can you actually be 100 sounds more like a desperate plea. Suggest- DeMarcCampbe of the Patriot Act? Section 504, "Coordination With Law Enforcement," percent honest in a relationship? ing that the two of you should go out again Columnist contains several vague directions for how law enforcement agencies If life has taught me nothing, it's taught me one thing: will imply you're a confident, take-charge can be required to "coordinate" with the government. As residents of It's not what you say... it's how you say it. Tell your individual. There's a lot to be said about being aggres- the Atlanta area who ventured anywhere near a mall during the holiday Moulin Rouge lovin' girlfriend that you love her, and sive, as it tends to be much more attractive, especially if you might end up doing some major mattress dancing you're the dominate party concerned. season know, this could mean authorities have the right to ransack your for the next few days. Tell your beer-guzzling, sports vehicle without a warrant, simply because you parked within a certain- utility driving, Khaki short and baseball cap frat boy You Want To Say: vicinity of the mall. the same thing, and you could end up left alone, with- "You (insert expletive here)! Why didn't you return Perhaps starting small is a good idea, considering that much of the out a bone. my call?!?" Patriot Act is perfectly viable in the scope of a reasonable expectation of On the other hand, it could be your first date, and civil liberties in a democracy. Perhaps striking down ideas that are no less you may not know what to say, or if you'll even have a You Should Say: repeat performance of the evening. So, here's what life "Hope you're well. Give me a ring when you have a than ten-lustra-old from the Patriot Act constitutes a means of setting has taught me, and maybe you can benefit from my free second." the proverbial ball into motion. But it's no grand victory. personal experience. ^ For the full text of the Patriot Act, in all its 132-page glory, visit Why There's A Difference: http://www.lifeandliberty.gov. You Want To Say: Again, the word du jour is "clingy!" Clingy equals Judge for yourself. "I love you." bad. Bad, bad, bad! Play it neutral and almost noncha- lant. Keeping your cool and staying relaxed implies You Should Say: you're not worried, because something better always "I really enjoy spending time with you." comes along. Simultaneously, you're showing your LETTER AND SUBMISSION POLICY ballsy side, by giving him a call. If he doesn't call back, Why There's A Difference: you have two options: The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor, story submissions and guest columns Nothing is scarier than "clingy." Most single gals (and from people both inside and outside the GSU community. All copy submitted should be some guys) tend to be more aware that the average guy Option #1: typed, preferably via email or on Macintosh diskin Microsoft Word format. All submissions (and some girls) are commitment-phobic. By saying Find your inner peace through Zen meditation, must be signed and include a mailing address and phone number for verification. The the "L" word, you're basically saying you'd rather give clearing your mind, and transcend to a higher lever of editors reserve the right to reject any submission. There is no word limit on submissions. A up on your crazy, sex-filled, weekend romps for more spiritual enlightenment, accompanied by some good writer may request to remain anonymous. However, it will be the editor's decision whether tame activities like browsing the SMall for killer deals Feng Shui. or not to print the name. Submissions are run on a space-available basis. at Bath and Body Works, or watching 8 hours of foot- ball while your girl plays bar wench. By toning down Option #2: your words, you're leaving room for fantasies of naked- Head to Legends on Thursday, pick up some new THE GEORGE-ANNE STAFF ness thru the woods, and chance encounters in strange hotness, and get over their sorry butts. places while letting them know that you do indeed For 76 years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper enjoy the company.

THE 2002-03 EDITORIAL BOARD Letter to the editor Amanda Permenter, Editor-in-Chief; Adam Brady, Managing Editor; Luke Hearn and Teresa Southern, News Editors Hooligans aren't responsible for low attendance at games THE 200203 EDITORIAL STAFF Brandon Sparks, Assistant News Editor; Katie Glorieux, Deputy So the Hanner Hooligans are to blame for the game this year, but I know fellow Hooligans who do go. And if the ladies had won ten in a row, and Managing Editor; LaVene Bell, Photo Editor; Dallas Oliver, Assistant lack of attendance at all Hanner Fieldhouse sporting events? Odd, I thought the student body was to blame. the men were 5-6 in conference, which games would Photo Editor; Jewel Denson, Copy Editor; Erin Nease and V.A. Pat- The Hanner Hooligans aren't as large as you think. In everyone be at? rick Slade A&E Editors; Eli Boorstein, Sports Editor fact, there's only about twenty "true" Hooligans. And It's ludicrous for you there are a few of us that do go to other events. to blame one group for the I'm not going to lie, I haven't STAFF WRITERS PHOTOGRAPHY Saturday's attendance was a facade. Perhaps feeble attendance at Hanner's you could tell me the attendance of the January 10 events. What about members been to a women's game Rhonda McLeod, Teresa Southern, Eli Katie Anderson, Ryan Moore, David game against The Citadel? There are over 15,000 of the football team? Did they this year, but I know fellow Boorstein, B.J. Corbitt, Dennis Hight- CaselH, Felicia Emanuel, students at this school, yet only about 2500 were at stick around for the women? ower, John Harris, Gabrille Oddman, Hooligans who do go. ADVERTISING & Saturday's game. Add boosters, locals, and the fans How about the Alpha Omega Erik Howard, Jusdson Arnold, Jessica from Charleston, and you have you're 3769. Pi sorority? Where were they ■"■—""—— DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) Luber, Eric Haugh, Luke Hearn, Cory You noted a 70 percent drop off in attendance for after the men's game ended? Cunningham, Jenny Miller, Natasha Marketing Director: David Brenna- the ladies game at 5 p.m., how about a 17 percent total In you're quick and rash McCarthyism, you've Harty, Brittany Gates, Christina Callo- man of students in general. If every Hooligan would have done a great service in exposing the ignorance of way.Brian Lug, Juliet Walls, Jenifer Taylor, AdReps:RachaelPatch,SheaRoundtree, stayed for the ladies game, their attendance might have The George-Anne. In closing, how many games has Sarah Frey, Maria Folsom, Christopher Angela Parker, Lindsey Tredwell reached 1200. If of the GSU student body showed up "Our Opinion" been to this year? Fair, Shelly Clayton, Scott Corwin, Adam for Southern's final stretch of home games, 3769 would Hail Southern! Crisp become one of the smaller crowds of the season. You cited Duke University's Cameron Crazies Chad Bishop [email protected] PRODUCTION & GRAPHICS attendance for their ladies games. SERVICES (PAGES) Where is their ladies team ranked nationally? I'm not going to lie, I haven't been to a women's Hi ■BH^H^HH^H^H^H^HVMHJHJI

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C" «9 TATl STIC M. LEADER ►c3 PROJECTED STARTERS THE GEORGE-ANNE PREDICTS... CAROLINA NEW ENGLAND OFFENSE ELI BOORSTEIN 87 Mushin Muhammad WR 83 SPORTS EDITOR y^^HJj 75 Todd Steusie LT 72 t W®M % 78 James Jeno LG 65 60 Jeff Mitchell C 67 CAROLINA NEW ENGLAND 65 Kevin Donnalley RG 63 69 Jordan Gross RT 68 PASSING PASSING 86 Kris Mangum TE 88 80 PLAYER CMP ATT YDS TD INT PLAYER CMP ATT YDS TD INT 89 Steve Smith WR 12 JakeDelhomme 266 449 3,219 19 16 Tom Brady 317 527 3,620 23 12 17 JakeDelhomme QB 45 Brad Hoover FB 31 RUSHING RUSHING 48 Stephen Davis RB 32 DEFENSE PLAYER ATT YDS AVG LONG TD PLAYER ATT YDS AVG LONG TD 90 Julius Peppers DE 91 Bobby Hamilton Stephen Davis 318 1,444 4.5 40 8 Antowain Smith 182 642 3.5 30 3 99 Brentson Buckner DT/NT 92 DeShaun Foster 113 429 3.8 21 0 . 178 638 3.6 23 0 77 Kris Jenkins DT/DE 93 10 69 6.9 17 0 27 118 4.4 42 5 93 Mike Rucker DE/OLB 55 Willie McGinest RECEIVING RECEIVING 53 Greg Favors SLB/ILB 54Tedy Bruschi 55 Dan Morgan MLB/ILB 95 PLAYER REC YDS AVG LONG TD PLAYER REC YDS AVG LONG TD 54 Will Witherspoon WLB/OLB SOMikeVrabel Steve Smith 88 1,110 12.6 67 7 Deion Branch 88 1,110 12.6 67 7 24 Ricky Manning CB 24 Mushin Muhammad 54 837 15.5 60 3 54 837 15.5 60 3 23 Reggie Howard CB 38 Ricky Proehl 27 389 14.4 66 4 Troy Brown 27 389 14.4 66 4 30 Mike Minter SS 37 26 Eugene Wilson DEFENSE DEFENSE 27 Deon Grant FS SPECIAL TEAMS -TACKLES - INTERCEPTIONS -TACKLES- INTERCEPTIONS 4 John Kasay K 4 Adam Vinatieri PLAYER TOT SOLO LOSS PLAYER TOT SOLO LOSS INT YDS INT YDS 10Todd Sauerbrun P 13 Will Witherspoon 97 74 5.5 128 81 5.5 3 26 1 10 4 John Kasay KO 4 Adam Vinatieri Mike Minter 89 74 2.5 Rodney Harrison 125 94 6 3 0 3 100 10Todd Sauerbrun H 13 Ken Walter Deon Grant 77 68 3.5 Roman Phifer 100 68 0 0 0 3 25 89 Steve Smith PR 80 Troy Brown Greg Favors 76 61 5 Ty Law 74 62 0 6 112 0 0 32 Rod Smart KOR 81 Dan Morgan 66 47 3.5 0 0 Willie McGinest 67 48 5.5 1 15 Reggie Howard 63 54 1 2 2 Eugene Wilson 61 48 1.5 4 18 Courage is all in the family for Thrashers' Heatley returns to New England kicker Vinatieri action after lenr+hy recuperation But Heatley started his rehab three * Associated Press vehicular homicide after Snyder days after surgery and beat every died from head injuries. Test results HOUSTON - The greatest kick in Super Bowl history almost timetable throughout. showed Heatley consumed a small wasn't. WJ ATLANTA - Dany Heatley's "I don't think it is unique to m9^ amount of alcohol before the crash, Remember that when the latest version of the NFUs ultimate ^%;>i quick return to the ice couldn't hockey, I think it's unique to this with his blood alcohol content less game is on the line Sunday and New England kicker Adam Vinatieri f 0f\ come at a better time for the At- athlete," Waddell said. "We're deal- 5 than 0.015 percent, below Georgia's lines up a half-dozen paces behind the holder, both of them framed '"^fc .Ji:*\!ML B lanta Thrashers. ing with a unique athlete who's in legal limit of 0.08 percent. by the bright yellow goalposts in the distance. ww { mra ^ The star right wing planned to tremendous condition." 1 Because Heatley wasn't drunk Because the story of how Vinatieri got there; 127 years after play Wednesday night for the first Dr. Henry Goitz, chief of sports and Snyder's relatives said they a main branch of the family tree was nearly sawed off, is one he time since surviving a car wreck in medicine at the Medical College forgave him, prosecutors could de- will never forget. September that killed teammate of Ohio in Toledo, said Heatley's "There would have been a different kicker here," Vinatieri said , 13 Dan Snyder and left Heatley with cide the crash was an accident, with 1- recovery follows the current trend no need to pursue felony charges, Tuesday, chuckling softly. "That's for sure." mmw ^^^mmr ^ serious injuries. of athletes coming back earlier. which carry sentences from three In 1876, Vinatieri's great-great-grandfather Felix was the His scheduled return against St. "There's no timeline guides to to 15 years. bandleader for the 7th Cavalry. One summer day in late June,. B-^i Louis at home will cap a recovery wait on," Goitz said. "Generally The case remains under inves- Gen. George Custer ordered Vinatieri and his 16-member brass from two torn knee ligaments and speaking, most surgeons feel that tigation and a final decision on band to stay behind on a supply steamboat, instead of meeting up a broken j aw. He had surgery in Oc- three months is about as soon as H^fc <~M ^m jy|| ^|H' \ charges has not been made, Erik with the rest of the unit at Little Big Horn. tober to repair the anterior cruciate we'd like to see somebody come Friedly, a spokesman for the Ful- As audibles go, this one turned out to be a blessing for the and medial collateral ligaments in back. But we have people coming ™- ton County district attorney, said Vinatieri line. On June 26, Custer and 276 of his men were am- his right knee. back in three-to-four months now Tuesday. bushed and massacred in an epic battle against Crazy Horse and "I met with the doctors Saturday pretty regularly." his Sioux warriors. That may have marked the first, but hardly the f\ for about the 17th time about his Heatley hasn't played since the last, spectacular escape by a member of the clan. KRT Campus status," Thrashers general manager season finale last season, a 6-2 vic- "That's part of what we do," said John Kasay, Vinatieri's op- For Adam Vinatieri (with arms in air), who won Super Don Waddell said Tuesday. "They tory over the Lightning. He had two posite number with the Carolina Panthers. "You can fear it or you Bowl XXXVI with a game-winning field goal, courage assured us he was 100 percent." goals and an assist in that one. under fire is nothing new for his family line. can embrace it." After leading the Southeast "I'm coming into this like a Either way, its no small feat to kick a football through a 10-foot The Pats trailed by three points at the time. Vinatieri recalled Division for much of the season, regular game last year," Heatley said. "I want to play. There's going high fork with uprights set 181/2 feet apart. Vinatieri and Kasay are watching the ball twist in the wind, taking on snow as it sailed Atlanta has dropped to second place, SOi/rHfffNL two of the most clutch kickers in a business that offers next-to-zero herky-jerky through a blizzard. six points behind Tampa Bay. The to be some rust, but I feel like I'm job security andinvitesconstantscorn.Otherplayersfighthand-to- "I was holding my breath," Vinatieri said, "for a very long Thrashers were tied for ninth in the ready to go." hand in the trenches for 31II hours to move the ball a few precious time." Eastern Conference with the New "It's been along time. I'm anxious M&U0VM75 yards, thenhave to turn the stage over to their undersized teammates Those two kicks, sandwiched around a 23-yard field goal in York Rangers entering play Tuesday to get out there." - in spotless uniforms, no less - when it matters most. overtime that sealed New England's win over the Raiders, have night, four points behind the eighth The Thrashers won't work Heat- ley in slowly. He'll resume his spot on Indoor Track & Field at "Resent him?" Pats defensive lineman Richard Seymour said. become a template for his career. A few weeks later, he turned and final playoff spot. Clemson Multis "No way. When you're4milding a house, you need a foundation, up on David Letterman's show to try to kick a ball from atop "It's nice to help, but at the same one of the top lines and log a lot of walls, a roof and all kinds of other things. That's what being part one building to another, 93 yards away. time, that has no bearing on whether ice time. Heatley was the MVP of last Indoor Track & Field at of a team means." "I told him, 'You realize a kickoff into the end zone is 70 I was ready to play or I wasn't ready year's All-Star game and finished as Appalachian State Invitational (through Saturday) "We're don't worry about one guy getting the glory, kicker or yards, right?' And he said, 'We'll try, anyway.'" to play," Heatley said. "It's going to the ninth-leading scorer in the NHL with 89 points. In 2002, he was the not," safety Rodney Harrison concurred. The kick was short, but the words, "We'll try, anyway" may be fun to get going in the middle of Men's Tennis at Tennessee, Noon Despite those endorsements, Vinatieri felt compelled to add yet become the family motto. a playoff run." NHL Rookie of the Year. a clarification. Though few of Vinatieri's teammates know the story of Coach Bob Hartley and Heatley "There's no doubt when you Golf at Gator Invitational, "They don't resent you," he said, "as long as you put it through his great-great-grandfather and Little Big Horn, most of them decided on the move after practice have a player of his stature on the bench, he's going to play," Waddell Gainesville, Fla. the posts." know something about his third cousin, another cold-blooded Tuesday. Heatley skated for the first (through Sunday) He's been doing that consistently for eight seasons now, never performer who knows howdaunting it can be to make something time following surgery on Dec. 23, said. "He's not a player that's going better than when the pressure is at its most fierce. fly from here to there. That would be daredevil Evel Knievel. then joined his teammates in a pre- to play 10 minutes a game. Once Men's Tennis at Fifteen times over the course of his career, Vinatieri has kicked "Talk about guts," Vinatieri said. "If I miss one, chances are game skate about 10 days ago. you put him back on the bench, Georgia Tech, 1 p.m. field goals in the final minute of the fourth quarter or overtime to seal I don't wind up in a hospital." "I've seen Dany skate lots of miles the coach is going to play him as he normally would." Women's Basketball vs. Davidson, New England victories. His 48-yarder in the 2002 Super Bowl - the Then Vinatieri paused, remembering how he hasn't had out there, and we've put him through Hanner Fieldhouse, 3 p.m. first time a team scored on the final play to decide the game - became to pay for a beer in Boston for several years now, how total full-contact drills and practice," That his return came so quickly an instant classic, but he rates it as only his second best. strangers come up to him and tell him where they were and Hartley said. "There's absolutely seems very surprising. Other players Men's Basketball at No. 1 on Vinatieri's hit fist came two weeks earlier in the infamous what they were doing when he split the uprights on that snowy no pain. (Wednesday) night or in different sports generally miss an Chattanooga, 7 p.m. "Tuck Rule" playoff game against Oakland. New England night two years ago. two months from now won't make entire season after similar injuries, "Itwasamuchharderkick,a45-yarderinfiveinchesofsnow...and "Of course," Vinatieri said, chuckling softly one more time, his knee any stronger." and Waddell initially expected Men's Tennis at I was just hoping it would clear the line of scrimmage." "you never know'' Heatley was charged vith Heatley to miss four to six months. Georgia State, 2 p.m. The

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Presidential hopeful Sen. John Kerry (D-MA) stops motorists including this fireman to ask for support in downtown Manchester, New Hampshire (left) and U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Howard Dean holds a town-hall meeting in Claremont, New Hampshire, January 22,2004.

With less than a week before the having grown up in Arkansas, he is Edwards of North Carolina. hundreds of thousands of veterans. vast reservoir of Hispanic voters, the by both parties. Republicans have 43 contests.political leaders andpollsters running as a virtual native son. By Kerry faces his biggest challenge in Clark, who commanded the NATO country's fastest-growing and largest percent of the electorate, Democrats 38 in the three Southwestern states say contrast, former Gov. How- Oklahoma, where he has no substan- bombing in Yugoslavia, and Kerry, a minority. New Mexico has the larg- percent; independents number about a large number of undecided vot- ard Dean, who was dethroned as the tial campaign organization. A poll by Vietnam veteran, are vigorously com- est percentage of Hispanic voters of 20 percent. ers make the outcomes difficult to perceived front-runner by Kerry's, an Oklahoma television station placed peting for veterans'votes. any state at 42 percent; a quarter of With more than 5 million voters, predict. victory in the Iowa caucuses, seems him third, with Clark leading and Ed- With its oil wells and cattle ranches, Arizona's voters are Hispanic. Arizona is the most populous of the A poll published Sunday in the to be losing ground. wards second, a performance at least Oklahoma is perhaps most akin to Arizona is perhaps the most three and one of the West's most Arizona Republic, the states largest Richardson, who's remaining partially attributable to Edwards' 12 Texas, with a prairie conservatism that diverse state, reflecting years of Sun populous states. Because of its size newspaper, showed Kerry had surged neutral in the New Mexico contest visits to the state. Dean placed fourth manifests itself in strong support for Belt immigration that has fused and diversity, political leaders hope to the top of the field in that state after because of his party leadership role, in the poll. Bush. A similar description applies to Yankees from the Northeast and to keep it as an early primary state polls just two weeks earlier showed said in a telephone interview last week Demographically, Arizona, Okla- eastern New Mexico, an arid section of Midwest with Hispanic and Native and wrest the presidential king-maker him toward the back of the pack. that the race in his state appears to homa and New Mexico have qualities the state nicknamed "Little Texas." American cultures. The diversity role from rural Northern states. Retired Gen. Wesley Clark is be shaping up as a hard-to-predict that resonate at the ballot box. With their proximity to the Mexican has made Arizona what analysts "I believe we could be the Iowa of widely considered to be Kerry's most contest between Dean and Clark, fol- All three states are home to nu- border, Arizona and New Mexico also describe as an emerging "swing 2008," boasted Paul Hegarty, director formidable adversary in the Sun Belt; lowed closely by Kerry and Sen. John merous military installations and have a strong bilingual culture and a state" that's being courted heavily of the . ELECTION, FROM PAGE I A

vice of the aides who want him to throttle back. "We've got a strategy and a good organization to win TOWNE CLUB everywhere, and we're going to try to get as many delegates as we can everywhere," he said. APARTMENTS Sen. John Edwards of North Carolina rushed from New Hamp- shire to South Carolina, where he hoped a Feb. 3 victory would prove his ability to win in the South and jump-start his effort elsewhere. Ed- wards finished a surprisingly strong second in Iowa but slipped to fourth in New Hampshire behind retired Gen. Wesley Clark. "I need to win South Carolina," KRTCampus Edwards told reporters Wednesday. U.S. Democrat presidential candidate Senator John Edwards of North "But I have lots of other opportuni- Carolina greets supporters as hecelebrates his projected second place finish ties available." He said they included in the Iowa caucus in Des Moines, Iowa January 19. Oklahoma, Missouri and New Mex- ico, which all vote Tuesday. tions not just to our campaign, but to money and focus on trying to break Clark traveled to Tulsa, Okla., American politics, revolutionizing the through in Michigan, Wisconsin where he made a direct pitch to way in which people are brought into and Washington state, which come .the more conservative voters of the the democratic process and helping later in February and have larger South and Southwest that he hoped hundreds of thousands of people to pockets of liberal true believers would rally to his campaign. Clark believe in political change again." than most Feb. 3 states. signaled that he would talk more In a terse statement posted on Another camp of advisers ar- about his religion, a contrast to the Dean's Web log, Trippi told Dean gued that Dean must compete in more secular campaigns of Kerry supporters that they should remain all or most of the upcoming states and Dean. committed. "Don't give up," he said. to retain credibility as a national "I want to tell you how glad I am "Stay with Howard Dean's cause to candidate. The candidate chose to to be back in my neighborhood," said change America." split the difference, announcing late Clark, who grew up in neighboring Next to GSU Campus 24-hour Maintenance The decision to change campaign Wednesday afternoon that he would Arkansas. & Fraternity Row Response managers came after a day of internal go Thursday to Michigan, which "We are a nation under God, debate over how and where to chal- votes Feb. 7, then fly to a debate in we're the most religious country in Individual Leases Washer/Dryer in each lenge Kerry. South Carolina. In the next few days the world," Clark added later. "I can apartment One group of advisers wanted he plans to hit New Mexico, Arizona quote the scriptures. I know what Roomm ate Matching and Washington state. Large Patios &c Balconies Dean to skip most of the Feb. 3 each book says, and I've got my Service primary states to conserve time and Dean said he rejected the ad- favorites, too." v. Swimming • Basketball • Sand Volleyball Pool Tables * Clubhouse "i r °/to Off $99 r;:50 2nd Pair 2, 3 & 4 Bedroom Apartments Package i i Offer includes complete eye I I 50% Off Second Pair With THE TALK OF THE TOWNE exam and contact lens fitting. Purchase of Frame and Lenses By an independent ppit

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"Yakety Yak," "Poison Ivy" and "Charlie Brown": these were some of the doo-wop hits that some of our grandparents were jamming to in the 1950s. The Coasters, a singing group that made these songs popular, were and still are « a group that can get you on the dance floor. They will be at the Performing Arts Center (PAC) here at GSU this Saturday at 8 p.m. The Coasters will not be here alone; another dynamic singing group of the time will be performing also: .The Platters. In 1955 The Coasters were formed by Carl Gardener in Cali- fornia. Their first hit record was "" in 1956. The Original t Coasters were , , Leon Hughes and Bobby Nunn. In 1957, Bobby Nunn and Leon Hughes were dismissed from the group. The Next year, they were replaced by Will "Dub" Jones and . The Coasters have made hundreds of television appearances and dozens of their songS have been used in movie soundtracks. The lineup of The Coasters is, Carl Gardner (lead singer and founder), Ronald Bright (bass), J.W. Lance, (baritone), Alvin • Morse (second tenor) and Thomas Palmer (musical director and arranger).

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GEORGE-ANNE RiSltUS 3B Thursday, January 29, 200H Buy It! or Burn It! Introducing Rudy Currence... By Erik V-A Howard By V.A. Patrick Slade [email protected] [email protected] I know its been a while since the columnist you love to hate has delivered Buy It or Burn It, but o' happy day I'm back in the place to be, and I have There's a lot to be said about multi-talented people of any form in the entertain- brought along with me the first great Hip-Hop CD of 2004. Now on to B.I.B.I « « ment business. It's even better when that person is genuine, down to earth and has ARTIST- TWISTA talent to boot. That is the case with an up and coming singer/song-writer Rudy Cur- - KAMIKAZE rence from Rock Hill, South Carolina. If you have listened to radio over the This 23-year-old has already co-written two songs on singing sensation My as lat- past couple of months, then you surely have est "Moodring" that are entitled "Sophisticated Lady"and "No Sleep Tonight"He also heard the smash hit "Slow Jamz" by Twista. has a track on the "Bourne Identity" soundtrack. He released his independently pro- It has been six years since his last release duced CD "More than You'll Ever Know" in August 2003. With all of these accolades, "Adrenaline ," but Twista proves that Mr. Currence is still as humble and kind hearted as anyone who hasn't achieved his he has not lost a single step in his lyrical success. flow. He raps with a flow that seems to be In an industry that is laden with image and a faster turnover rate than most, traveling a 100 miles an hour, but still his Rudy Currence has what it takes for longevity in the music business. This is very ap- words are understandable. Since his last album Twista has been parent by the conversation that I had recently with this gifted young musician. On a . locked up in a battle to switch his record company allegiance from Atlantic recent trip to Statesboro for a performance at this year's Blaqshion, Mr. Currence took Special Photo to Rocafella records—a battle, which in the last few weeks leading to his time out of his busy schedule to give me an interview. album dropping, has become increasingly hostile between the heads of the two labels. V.A.P.S.: Let's get right to it. Give me a little background? How did you V.A.P.S.: I know I can read this anywhere, but who are your influ- On his latest release entitled "Kamikaze," Twista provides the listener with get your start? ences? If you could only choose one, who would it be? a vibe that will appeal to every region of the country, all the while staying RUDY CURRENCE: I started singing at age three and playing the piano by R.C.: Besides those previously mentioned? Well, I defiantly say I LOVE the true to his hometown of Chicago. "Kamikaze" is full of collaboration with age six. I've been doing music pretty much all my life. My dad is a pastor back Clark Sisters. I am truly a fan!!! I admire their integrity, as well as their awesome some of the hottest rappers in the industry, from Ludacris, 8ball and Cee-lo home in Rock Hill, [South Carolina]. I always played and sang in church. vocal arrangements. They are infamous for their spontaneous vocal riffs and to Freeway. The hottest producer in the country, Kanye West, who also raps V.A.P.S.: Okay, how did that parlay into a singing career? improvisation. The Clark Sisters are truly mentors to many great Gospel and on "Slow Jamz," provided most of the production on the album. R.C.: I later attended Furman University where I received scholarships R&B vocalists of today. This album is one that you literally can put in and let play, something lack- both in classical voice and piano, and graduated with a music degree. I started V.A.P.S.: Do you think image is everything in the industry that you are in? ing in a lot of music today. Without a doubt, the standout cuts on the album recording seriously about age 18, when I signed with my first independent And how do you deal with that fact, if it is, or if it isn't? are "Slow Jamz" featuring Jamie Foxx and Kanye West, and "Hopefully" label. R.C.: Of course image is important, but I pride myself in being very innova- Featuring Cee-lo. Both tracks are slow soulful grooves, but with Twista's V.A.P.S.: Did you always know this is what you wanted to do? tive and diverse as an artist. But substance allows for longevity and I definitely word plays spouting off like an automatic pistol, the outcome is surely felt. R.C.: I guess so... I can't remember of ever wanting to do anything else. have a lot to say in my music. On a few of the album tracks he takes it to the dirty South with guest T.I. on V. A.P.S.: Being so talented (playing the piano, guitar and other instruments V.A.P.S.: My last and final question. There are many critics that say that "Like a 24" and Ludacris on "Higher." as well as singing and writing) and so young, a lot of questions abound about talent is not needed to be in any form of your industry, it's all about who you But he stays true to his origins on the opening cut "Get Me" where he tells longevity in your business. Tell me what is your plan to keep your name afloat know and what you look like, which would kind of answer the last question I about his life since his last release, and responds to all the haters that have bitten in this ever-changing business of music? asked you, but do you think it is true? off his style. On the track "Pimp On," Twista welcomes 8ball and Too Short R.C.: I believe that great music will always shine, so I strive as a singer- R.C.: Yes and no, from my experiences in the industry, I've learned that on the track to preach about the lyrical and physical pimpin' that they do. songwriter to continue to make great music. By continuing to set trends instead this business is based on relationships. In other words networking is very, very The album comes to a strong finish with the aforementioned "Hopefully," of following them, I think that the public will have a good chance to grow with important. In contrast, I've also learned that a person's work ethic and track and a wonderful reworked version of "Lovely Day," featuring Anthony Ham- me in my artistry. Longevity also depends on maintaining a strong core support record mean a lot to industry insiders. I guess it's a catch 22. ilton. The final track on the album is a Rocafella crew track called "Art and team around the artist like family, manager, entertainment attorney, publicist, V.A.P.S.: Thank you. Life," and it lets you see that Twista might just be the gem that shines brightest etc. These people should help shield the artist from negativity in the industry R.C.: Thanks for the opportunity. in the Rocafella Dynasty. as well as provide good career advice. VERDICT- BUY IT! (The album might be titled "Kamikaze," but Twista V.A.P.S: I read that you have worked with recording artist Mya. Being as- As I did more research on this new artist I came across customer re- doesn't crash and burn here.) sociated with her and others in the industry, what do you think the trends are? views on the website CD Baby.com. Reviewers had nothing but praise And are you trying to buck the trends with your style? for his debut independent effort "More Than you'll ever know"Many R.C.: There are many trends in the industry. Of course sex sells, and the of the reviews were like this one a reviewer on the website wrote: "As I Butterfly fa\h to effect audiences "money, power, respect" mentality is over saturating much of today's subject continue to wade through this endless world of musical mishaps it's not matter, but I try not to get too caught up in the hype. I strive to promote a By John Harris back "thirteen years earlier." The real often that you find a jewel like Rudy Currence. His intelligent mix of positive attitude through my music, and I try to find diverse concepts for my [email protected] beginning of the movie is a very long music styles and genres is one of the truest representations of what our songs, instead of singing about the same things as everybody else. Remember the introduction to the flashback showing us key scenes in Neo-Soul/Folk should strive to be." V.A.P.S.: How would you describe yourself as an artist? recent "Time Machine" in which the Evan's childhood. R.C.: I think one thing that separates me from a lot of other artists is This is just the beginning for this talented young man. With a hero tries to save the life of his fiance We can see why he'd want to change that I write, produce, and perform my own music. I want to be remembered schedule that is seconded only by many that have been in the industry by going back in time repeatedly to it. Between his weird brain condition, among the great singer-songwriters like Donnie Hathaway, Stevie Wonder, for the years, Mr. Currence is going to define his name into the pop prevent the cause of her death, but no frequentvisitstoafamilypsychologist, his homicidal asylum inmate father fames Taylor, The Bee Gees, The Carpenters, Lionel Richie, (and the list goes culture vernacular touring throughout the country over the next few matter what he does she dies anyway on.) Other than that, I try to maintain a certain level of humility... {Smiling) and single-parent upbringing, his best months. Many crowds that are awaiting his arrival will find out what from different causes each time? The I hope it shows. friends creepy father and devil-child I already know: the knowledge that Mr. Rudy Currence is talented, film thought it wasbeingprofound,yet V.A.P.S: Describe your style for me. the audience I saw it with laughed. It brother, killed pets, tragic childhood electrifying, and born to be a superstar. Get his album now, because R.C.: I consider my style to be R&B/ Soul with a strong crossover appeal, was as if Wile E. Coyote bought a time pranks, and a kitchen knife capable when he blows up, you can say you knew him when. He is defiantly a but I have a very diverse musical background. If you listen to my album "More machine from ACME Corp. of making loud noises just by being than you'll Ever Know," you'll probably find that the music is influenced by gem that needed and has been discovered. You can purchase his CD at This was the first sign that there looked, let's face it, Evan's childhood many genres of music like gospel, jazz, classical, folk, rock, etc. http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/currence. was something seriously wrong with sucked. the film, but at least that was just the It should probably be a relief to prologue. Imagine someone made an him that he can't remember certain key entire movie around that prologue, moments that are even worse than the and you have "The Butterfly Effect" average are to his condition. in a nutshell. During one of these blackouts, LITERARY L cus "The Butterfly Effect" is not about a young Evan draws a picture that butterflies, despite the plethora of freaks out his teacher. She must be The Lost World computer generated Lepidopteras new to the job. Eventually Evan and blanketing the title card. his mother move away, then at college Neither is it really about the chaos something bad happens for which he By Sir Arthur Conan Dovla theory, despite the shoddy opening feels responsible.andhe then discovers quote. (A tip for the screenwriter: a way to go back in time, by reading there was never a person named his childhood journals, to relive those \t "Chaos Theory.") occasions he can't remember. He also finds he's able to change history by do - A verdant glade in the midst of a primeval forest is before you. It is your The reference in the title is to the ing something different than what he own time; you have traveled here for an express purpose, to find out what is idea that a butterfly flapping its wings 'The LostWorld'by Sir ArthurConan Doyle wasthe first presumably did the first-time. going on here in this locale. And suddenly, you hear a rustling in the bushes here and now may, through unknow- novel to carry the name made famous by the sequel to This is what gives us our story, a to your side; and a great creature, the sunlight shimmering off its scaly sides, able random processes.cause cyclones the'Jurassic Park.' series of edits Evan makes to his life steps into the clearing. It is a dinosaur, one of that order of great "thunder much later around the world. in an effort to make things better for lizards" that once populated the earth... Challenger's journey and the discoveries (or lack) thereof. The journey up The theme of the film is that if himself and his friends. This is the premise of two works of literature, both sharing a the , the team's travails in reaching the top of the plateau, their dif- you change an important event in I think it's a great concept, but title, The Lost World. To tell the truth, technically one of those opuses is actu- ficulties atop it, and their eventual escape and trip back to London, where someone's life, it can change your the film completely ignores its many ally two volumes; Michael Critchon's Jurassic Park series, beginning with the spectacular climax of the story occurs in a lecture hall, and Challenger whole life, no matter whether the implications and bogs down the story Jurassic Park and ending with Jurassic Park: The Lost World. And who might emerges triumphant. event in question was bad or good. It is in a mishmash of life-fixing. the author of the other book be? None less than Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, of Throughout it all, Conan Doyle's artistry with the written word emerges; impossible to accurately predict what There is a certain popular theory of Sherlock Holmes fame; his book is the eponymous The Lost World, featuring those literary techniques honed by the detective stories that brought him to will be the result of your change. film construction that you may have the unforgettably extraordinary Professor George Edward Challenger. fame work well here. Michael Criterion, by comparison, feels slightly sterile; It's a cool concept that the movie heard of. In the famous screenwrit- The plot of Critchon's books, thanks to the films made portraying their while suited well to movie making, his tale of Jurassic Park and its sequel have waters down into a lame sort of time ing book "" by Syd Fields stories, are fairly well known; dinosaurs are recreated through genetic methods, a somewhat inescapable feel of having been created for the silver screen. His traveler's karma. Our hero Evan (Ash- he talks about the three act structure. and the consequences thereof form the substance of the books. The meeting inventiveness is certainly laudable (he has been credited with being the first ton Kutcher) proclaims some way into The first act is setting, the second act of man and dinosaur very often has gory results, and throughout the series, to truly bring the science of genetics to the public eye), but one cannot help the film, "No matter what I change, is complication and rising action, and the message is made plain that man should not tamper with what he has no but feel that his writing would fit well in a textbook. Sir Arthur, however, things keep turning out wrong." Well, the third act contains the climax and real control over. has the gift of being able to bring his Lost World, his characters (especially except that they don't, really. resolution. Mr. Fields claims that all The numerous images of dinosaurs, primeval nature embodied, contrasted Challenger—oh, that Challenger! Unforgettable!) to life. The first time he goes back, the great films follow the three act struc- agains> nan-made structures, sterile in their artificiality, make for memorable Any earnest student of writing would profit well from studying Conan changes he makes are actually pretty ture. Unfortunately, by my count, reading, as does the struggle for survival of the various characters when Doyle, and likewise Criterion. I am perfectly aware that my portrayal of sweet, but then he goes and... ah, but I "The Butterfly Effect" has at least six matched against the no-longer-prehistoric reptiles. The films reflect the Criterion has been less than flattering, but he cannot help his faults; and on don't want to give anything away. or seven acts, and by the end of it, I was books well enough, with well-executed special effects recreating virtually their own, his novels are indeed excellent. His sterile style suits well our Of course things go wrong. To starting to get antsy in a way I never true-to-life dinosaurs, and very effectively at that. The key word, however, modern era, as Conan Doyle's descriptive prose suite< tr- late Victorian and believe that everything can be put was during "The Return of the King," in the previous sentence is virtually... Edwardian age. And anybody, no matter what they .10,... lly read (even if right in your life betrays a funda- which was twice as long. The dinosaurs depicted upon the printed page of Conan Doyle's novel not at all), should discover Professor George Edward Challenger—to quote mental ignorance of the nature of "The Butterfly Effect" is not a ter- are much more vivid if of slightly questionable scientific accuracy. When the great man, "Come in—I've not done with you yet!" happiness. rible film, but neither would I say it's the narrator of the story makes the rather foolhardy move of heading out into Watching this film, it's not always good. Given the premise, I'd say it's a the jungle of the titular world atop a plateau in the remote Amazon, at night possible to say whether the ignorance IF YOU LIKE is held by our hero Evan or by the shame it's not better. Just like it's more no less, his tense observations contribute to the sense of verisimilitude. One The Complete Sherlock Holmes difficult to know what to change about can almost feel the great meat-eating dinosaur pursuing the no-longer-so- ■■...■ ■ ,- screenwriters. history, than how to change it, so is it intrepid reporter, Edward Malone, breathing down his neck... but I diverge THIS BOOK After an introductory scene harder to make a great film, than to from the article here. meant to put us "right in the action" come up with a great idea for one. In short, George Edward Challenger, a hirsute bull of a professor with YOU MIGHT (it turns out later to be fake), we flash a temper to match his appearance, goes with Summerlee, a fellow scientist \\DOYU-. (who is just as cankanterous and obnoxious as Challenger), Lord John Rox- ALSO LIKE ton, a noted hunter whose mildly cynical humor enlivens the book, and the aforementioned Edward Malone, a reporter whose assignment is to chronicle THESE... ## out Of <&<&&& The GEORGE-ANNE 4B Thursday, January 29,2004 CLASSIFIEDS, ETC. Crossword ACROSS 1 S 3 4 6 7 a ,0 |i, pa |o | 1 News medium ' ' Mystic Stars: weekly horoscope 6 Covenant 14 5 10 Seat for several to rare emotions between friends, sudden romantic attrac- not be easily addressed. 14 Jessica 17 118 " KRT Campus Parker tions or unique group events. Enjoy shared activities. This 20 21 22 Feb. 2-8, 2004 Sagittarius (Nov. 23-Dec. 21). Charisma and romantic 15 Jai_ H is a positive time for revised routines, fresh promises and 16 Novelist Hunter 1 strong public involvement. After Friday, some Virgos may appeal are strong this week. Watch for unique invitations 23 24 Aries (March 21-April 20). Outdated bills or forgotten 17 Most majestic also encounter an ethical or social triangle. If so, expect from potential lovers. Some Sagittarians will begin a brief paperwork may require added attention before midweek. 19 Waistcoat 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 3? 33 loved ones to challenge new relationships. Go slow; your but exciting love affair. If so, expect rare social triangles to Watch for authority figures to demand fast decisions and 20 Like a secure response to controversy is important. demand attention. All is well, however. Go slow and wait professor 34 35 ■■36 exact amounts. For some Aries natives, romantic relation- for others to clarify their feelings. After midweek, business 21 Abilities ships may also be affected. If so, expect loved ones to 3/ H3A 39 H.io relationships may also be affected. Expect fast proposals 23 Showing request bold promises and reliable family arrangements. embarrassment and new instructions. Before March, key officials may wish 24 Mexicali mister 41 4? , 44 Friday through Sunday, social relations may be unusually to test their own creativity; don't confront. 25 Algonquian complex. Divided loyalties, group approval and public criti- 45 ■p6 47 language cism are key factors. Expect sudden reversals. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 20). Past family conflicts can 28 Hoods' heaters 48 49 50 61 be easily resolved. Over the next few days, watch for loved 30 Moisten a torn Taurus (April 21-May 20). Monday through Wednes- ones to address home disagreements, social reversals or 34 Towel word 5? 53 54 55 56 57 58 day, watch for a brief wave of home confusion or competing yesterday's broken promises. Let friends and lovers negoti- 35 "Telephone Line" interests between family members to fade. Rare business ate their own differences. Diplomacy and private discussion grp- 58 60 61 36 Merchant discussions or financial advice may also arrive. If so, expect will prove worthwhile. Thursday through Sunday, financial 37 McKellen or a? 63 6'. private politics or unusual social triangles to be at issue. mistakes from approximately eight months ago may reap- Fleming Loved ones expect quick results, serious intentions and a 65 66 . pear. Ask probing questions. Added information or ethical 38 Stumbled bold public effort; don't disappoint. Thursday through Sun- concerns may be revealed. 40 Corrida cry © 2003 Tribune Media Services, Inc. 1 day highlight sensuality and renewed intimacy between 41 Costs All rights reserved. 1 12/08/03 lovers. Stay focused. will be high. Aquarius (Jan. 21-Feb. 19). Social or romantic set- 43 Soup veggie backs will fade over the next four days. Before Thursday, 44 On (as a Gemini (May 21-June 21). Although new flirtation is expect loved ones to opt for calm agreements, group con- gamble) 5 At that place Solutions 45 Aroma 6 Bill stamp appealing, it may be wise to avoid unnecessary social sensus and extended discussions. Use this time to establish 46 Camera part 7 Pub potable s 3 1 S 1 3 N A a o V H s complications over the next four days. Before Thursday, common ground between friends and lovers. Your emotional friends or lovers will react strongly to changed plans or dis- 47 Written part 8 Hindu social 3 N V N 1 N O 1 3 3 1 V a guidance will be quickly accepted. After midweek, watch 48 Spoken divisions 1 1 S 3 1 i s U 1 H i W o O a rupted routines. Remain diplomatic and wait for permanent also for a complex financial proposal from a close friend or 50 Shell propeller 9 Giant 1 solutions. After Friday, familiar comforts and serious home S 3 S V 3 M 3HJS i s 1 1 N 3 relative. Remain cautious until early March. Added docu- 52 Signs up 10 More than a discussions are pleasing. Enjoy quiet moments with loved 55 Blankets couple |u V o|a n 0 1 "■ ments and extra research may be needed. ones. Romantic progress may be unavoidable. Expect key 59 Sonic sound 11 Cooking chamber X X 3 1 s N 3 "1 1 3 W s Pisces (Feb. 20-March 20). Listen carefully to co-work- 60 Most in need of 12 Rapid 0 3 d s V 3 d m 0 1 a d relationships to expand. a drink 13 Picnic problem 3 1 O ■ a 3 d d i u !_■ N V i ers and partners this week. Business growth, proposed Cancer (June 22-July 22). Before Thursday, expect 62 Cotton package 18 Financial books u 3 1 i 3 sB O i 3 s H 3 H mergers and financial expansion might be unavoidable. 63 North Carolina 22 Like ears and postponed work projects or delayed employment contracts 3 1 S V eHs 1 V 0 3 3 a 0 Many Pisceans will take greater control over their career university lungs to reappear. Areas strongly affected are group training, so- H ON 3 sJI a 3 a aspirations. Workplace confidence and social independence 64 Silly 24 Halted cial leadership and team management. For many Cance- S 1 N 3 "IV X fa 3 a n N 3 1 Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 23). Business routines or career are on the rise; don't hold back. After Friday, an old friend 65 Roe-producing 25 Poker tokens ■ rians, a valuable opportunity to gain credentials will soon fish 26 Upgrade guns 1 S 3 A i S 3 1 1 3 ± V ± s goals may experience meaningful change. Over the next or past lover may demand attention. Stay focused on pres- be made available. Remain attentive to minor workplace 66 Sandberg of 27 Banks of baseball N V A 3 i V 1 V V H V s 11 days, carefully consider all contracts and fresh pro- ent obligations. Over the next 11 days, loved ones will not H disputes and detailed records. Friday through Sunday watch baseball 29 MacGraw of V d O S i 0 V d N 1 a d posals. Partnerships, if firmly defined, will work to your challenge others for your loyalty. 67 Man and Wight "Love Story" 1 A for older relatives to avoid family gatherings. Be patient. advantage. Stay focused and expect ongoing promotions. 31 Skier's milieu Personal differences will be resolved. If your birthday is this week... 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50s, FROM PAGE IB In 1953, a bass singer named Surprises dominate the Oscar nominations Herb Reed put together a group of four men including himself and called By Philip Wuntch in Translation" and "Girl With a Pearl Earring, Jennifer Connelly them The Platters. He had gotten this KRT Campus for "House of Sand and Fog," William H. Macy for both "The idea from a disc jockey referring to Surprises dominated the 76th annual Cooler" and "Seabiscuit," Russell Crowe and Paul Bettany for records as platters. The four men in nominations, with audible gasps heard as Sigourney Weaver "Master and Commander" and Maria Bello for "The Cooler." In the very beginning were Herb Reed, and academy president Frank Pierson read the lists at 8:38 a.m. the best foreign-language film category, Afghanistan's "Osama," Joe Jefferson, Cornell Gunther, and EST Tuesday. which won the Golden Globe award Sunday night, was not among Alex Hodge. They entered amateur As expected,"The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King" the five Oscar contenders. shows and always won first prize lead the pack with 11 nominations. However, the second-place But there were plentiful reasons to celebrate. Sofia Coppolas best-director nomination for "Lost in Translation" was a history- with Herb singing the lead. The first rank of another colon-imprinted, high-budget adventure "Master making victory. ThedaughteroF'The Godfather" chieftain Francis TV appearance was on a show called and Commander: The Far Side of the World" was something of a Ford Coppola, she is the third woman to be nominated in the Ebony Showcase this time with Cor- surprise. The critically praised seafaring drama had the stigma of directing ranks and the first American-born woman. Previous nell Gunther singing lead on a swing a box-office disappointment, which often influences voters. But the most notable surprise was that "Cold Mountain" nominees were Lina Wertmuller for 1976's "Seven Beauties" and version of "Old McDonald Had A BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS: was left out in the cold, being snubbed in the best picture, best for 1993 s "The Piano." Neither won. Coppola's Farm." Months later, David Lynch director and best actress categories. This led to idle speculation nomination also signals the first parent-child duo in the direct- Shoherh Aghdashhloo, House of Sand and replaced Joe Jefferson and Tony Wil- that one of Hollywood's most famous ex-couples, Nicole Kid- ing ranks. Fog liams replaced Cornell Gunther. man and Tom Cruise,xould be sending each other consolatory Thirteen-year-oldNew Zealand-born Keisha Castle- Hughes, Early in 19?4, Buck Ram, a song- e:mails. Cruise had been deemed a possible nominee for "The nominated for "Whale Rider," also made history as the youngest Patricia Clarkson, Pieces of April writer from Chicago who the group Last Samurai," but Kidman was considered a certainty as "Cold performer to be nominated in the best-actress ranks. met previously and had since signed a Mountain's" wistful Southern charmer.' The nominations reflect the global appeal of films as well Marcia Gay Harden, Mystic River management contract with, thought it A reaction against "Cold Mountain" grew in recent weeks, but as the peaceful co-existence of independent and mainstream movies. "Lost in Translation" was the only indie nominated for Holly Hunter, Thirteen would be a good idea to add a female Kidman seemed a more likely choice than Jude Law's reticent best picture, but "In America," "Monster," "21 Grams," "Whale to The Platters. This female turned out soldier. But Law rather than Kidman made the final five. The Renee Zellweger, Cold Mountain Rider" and "Thirteen" dotted other major categories. Sadly, the to be Zola Taylor who was rehearsing Civil War epic also failed to dominate the technical categories, as expected. heartfelt "The Station Agent" emerged as the indie answer to at Alex Hodge's house with Cornell Other no-shows included Scarlett Johansson for both "Lost "Cold Mountain," being similarly left out in the cold. BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR: Gunther's sister Shirley, in a group called The Queens. Shortly after Alec Baldwin, The Cooler meeting the group, Zola joined The Tim Robbins, Mystic River Platters. In August of 1954, Paul Robi replaced Alex Hodge. Benicio Del Toro, 21 Grams In 1955, The Platters signed a recording contract with Mercury Djimon Hounsou, In America Records. The group ended up put- Renee Zellweger, The Last Samurai ting Mercury on the map not only in America but internationally. The Platters have appeared in 27 movies such as: "Rock Around The BESTACTOR

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