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Chanticleer | Vol 49, Issue 14

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Contestants strip from gowns to swim- ille Sta suits iiz an all-out ca$ifightjior the co~,- eted title of M1.n JSU I January l 1, 200 1 wu.w.jsu.edulchanticiecr Voluinc 19, Issue 14 page 5 I -- . ------mww ---J Inventors to ea~her ""VridayNEWS fim Ieaa Sports Nut parched and boiled Prosecutors were due to begin By Gracie Catchings their closing arguments in the case New Editor against two Libyans accused of the 1988 Lockerbie bombing, as the at Alabama conf erence With cigarettes and beers in hand, marathon trial draws to a close. they watched their investment, their State prosecutor Colin Boyd was to livelihood, go up in smoke. The By Information Services sum up the case against Al-Amin owners and employees of The Khalifa Fhimah and Abdel Basset Sports Nut and Hall Printing Inventors and experts from across Ali al-Megrahi on Tuesday. looked on as their businesses were consumed by flames Friday, Jan 5. the nation will be gathering on Top NATO and European Union Harold Hall, builder of Hall January 18 - 19, 2001 at The (EU)officials are heading into sep? Printing, estimated a total loss for Alabama Conference for Inventors. arate talks over depleted uranium himself and about a 70 percent loss The Conference, sponsored by the for The Sports Nut, according to weapons fears. NATO's political Jacksonville State University committee and the EU's political The Anniston Star: Center for Economic Development and security committee are both Gisela Burton, manager of The Firefighters from Weaver, Jacksonville and Alexandria work to put out a fire that devastat- and Small Business Development convening on Tuesday to begin Sports Nut, said when she arrived ed Hall Printing and The Sports Nut on Friday. on the scene all she saw was Center, will be held at the City addressing European concerns that trucks carry 500 gallons of water. Printing, Adams said. smoke. Meeting Center in Anniston, the ammunition used in the Balkans "We called 91 1 and stepped away We had two trucks on the scene The Sports Nut was established Alabama. has caused cancer among peace- from the building, waiting for the pretty quick that used up that water, in 1988 and is currently owned by keepers. fire department." and we had a tanker coming from a Mary Beth and Mike Williams. All inventors are welcomed and The U.S. Navy's top admiral has Weaver Fire Captain Chris nearby fire department which is The bar had become a popular encouraged to attend the decided the commanding officer of Adams said the blaze started at about 2,000 gallons of water." nightspot for college students and Conference which is aimed at help- The firemen from Weaver, won critical acclaim from Grant the USS Cole should not be pun- about 1:30 or 2 p.m. and was ing to eliminate some of the barriers reported at about 2:15 p.m. The Alexandria and Jacksonville Fire Martin of The Star for its German ished, despite his failure to imple- to successful inventing as well as flames took about 30 or 40 minutes Departments also had to "hand lay" lunch cuisine. Echoing the ment some 30 security measures on to get under control, and the hot 700 feet of hose in order to reach Williams' sentiments, employee providing inventors with good ideas the day the Cole was bombed in spots were still smoldering hours more water supplies behind the Greg Shadrick hopes they would be for marketing their inventions. Yemen, a senior Pentagon official later. building, Adams said. able to rebuild. Experts will address a variety of The possible cause of the fire was "It'll be better than it was," told CNN on Monday. "There's no hydrants in this area, topics-patents, how to evaluate an A new sort of civil war is brewing so we immediately had a water later determined to havebeen caused by a furnace in Hall Conflnued on page 3, Sports Nut Fire invention's potential success, in Georgia, where opponents of the supply problem," Adams said. "The avoiding scams, pricing evaluation, state tlag, which bears Internet usage, licensing of inven- Confederate battle emblem, theare JSU'S pep band named tops in the nation tions and more! demanding the Legislature vote to change the flag. Conference speakers include: Marching Southerners Director Ken Richard Apley from the U.S. Patent Ford Motor Co. says it will equip Bodiford said. "It's Mark Fifer, the and Trademark office;Don Kelly of all its Ford-branded sport utility director. He's come in with all his vehicles with tire pressure monitors new ideas, the new Go-Go dancers the American Academy of Science; and other safety improvements by and all his arrangements." Milissa Rick from the Wisconsin 2005. The pep band was started as a mix Innovation Service Center; Mark "Jazz," Ken Bums' latest docu- of scholarship holders. As auditions Davis and Bruce Koppenhoefer of mentary, began its 10-episode run toughened, Bodiford said, the quali- Invent Alabama; David Day from Monday night on PBS. A history ty of performance started getting the UAB Research Foundation; lesson for some and a tuneful better. Greg Peterson and Margaret The pep band is now comprised of reminder of an art form for others, Kubiszyn from the law firm of the work details the rise of this dis- 32 musicians and 14 dancers. Fifer, who has been working with the pep Bradley, Arant, Rose and White;Joe tinctly American music, its players Paxton of the UAH Research and the profound influences both band since 1995, generally "runs the show," while Jodie Milam and Center; Andrew Wohrley of the have had on 20th century culture. Brian McLemore coordinate and Auburn University Library; and INSIDE choreograph the Go-Go dancers. Giles McDaniel of the Northeast JSU's pep band, Hardcorps, performing at a recent basketball game Fifer alsoAdevelops the ideas for m--- - Alabama Entrepreneurial Center. New campzis lighting a bright idea By Gracie Catchings "It's a mystery to me how they themes and music for the band. The conference fee is $93 per par- "We've been more of a funk, R & -RED HERRING- News Editor found out about us," Director and ticipant and includes lunch, breaks, Klose Ozcounter: President and CEO of StaffArranger Mark Fifer said. "We B band the last few years," Fifer IVPR cornes to speak to JSU and conference materials. The dead- Jacksonville Sate Uni versity's pep can only assume an NCAA official said. "This year we're doing a lot *EDITORIAL- more disco, like dance club music line for registration is Monday. for band. The Hardcorns. featured at was at a game or perhaps they found E,t-t,anrely optin~isticpredictions rile ~\'e'ei.v and a couple of contemporary tech- January 15, 2001. For more infor- Ear. every basketball home game, was out by word or mouth. We're just *WEEK IN SPORTS* recently nained the best college pep really excited about it. I'm not real- no-style tunes. then we're doing mation about the conference call "Tlirii!" sirn~rlzoiidnv hiisketbi~ilin one band in college basketball by Tie ly yure what to makc of it yet." some vintage disco like 'Stayin' (256)782-5324 or (256)782-5271, Sporting News magazine. "i can't take any of the credit." Cont~nuedon page 3. Hardcorps named tops Page 2 January 11,2001 THE CHANTICLEER I 1 Campus Crime I New camms light The Campus Crime Docket is Clubs- and Oraanizations never, and will never be, w edited unless an incident installations may report involves a minor. Zeta Tau Alpha Items in the Campus Crime The sisters of Zeta Tau Alpha welcome everyone back to Jacksonville State! We hope everyone had a Merry Docket are obtained from inci- Christmas and a Happy New Year! Good Luck to both the JSU mens and womens basketball teams Thursday dent and arrest reports at the night and boys WHUP TROY! We also wish Meredith Barns and Amber Reid (the reigning swim suit champion) bnng new things JSU Police Department. JSU students have the right to Good Luck in the Miss JSU pageant this Saturday night! view these public records. Delta Zeta If any information is incorrect, Delta Zeta would like to welcome everyone back for the new year. We hope everyone had a very merry to light at JSU please contact us at 782-5701 Christmas. We wish you good luck on all of your classes. Good luck to everyone playing intramural basketball. By Gracie Catching or call the JSU Police Thanks to the SGA for all of thier hard work and the great movies. We would like to thank the BCM for a great News Editor Department at 782-5050. welcome back party. Awards for the week are: twisted turtle - Jamie Sexton, Alumna of the week - Denise 12-19-00: Fan Xu, of McCullers, support - Jessica Johnson, and faculty of the week - Kim Weatherford. Students attending night classes at Jacksonville, Ala., reported bur- Panhellenic Council Brewer and Merrill halls will no glary at Campus Inn Apartments The Panhellenic Council would like to wish everyone a successful semester! We had a great time on our retreat. longer be left in the dark. to JSUPD occurring on 12- 19-00. Thank you Cara Dawn, IFC and NPHC. At the Dec. 11 Jacksonville City 12-25-00: Officer Chad Adams, of Phi Mu Council meeting, the City Council Jacksonville, Ala., reported crimi- nal mischief at Campus Inn The sisters of Phi Mu would like to welcome all faculty and students back to JSU. Congratulations to AOPi for reviewed a committee proposal to Apartments to JSUPD occurring placing first in the overall GPA and to Phi Mu for placing second. We would like to wish Sherry Todd and all par- upgrade the street lighting along between 12-25-00 and 12-26-00. ticipants good luck in the Miss JSU pageant this Saturday. Congratulations to our Phi Mu baseball hostesses! They Alabama Highway 21 in front of are: Jennifer Downs, Jennifer Alldredge, Shelly Hodges, Lauren Thrower, Barkley Fincher, Alisa Ahlansberg, and Brewer and Merrill halls. Because we don't have much of a crime docket this week, we Lindsey Wright. Congratulations to Heather Corrigan, Amanda Downs, and Brandi Tillman on their engage- "It's not as light as we'd like it," thought we would include some ments!! We would like to wish the Gamecocks good luck in the basketball game on Thursday night. Have a great Mayor Jerry Smith said. "The celebrity mugshots for your enjoy- week everyone! ! ! University mentioned to us they'd ment. Frank Sinatra and Larry like us to look at that area again. King--The Editorial Staff The determination was that there Announcements are enough light poles in place, but the lights are at odd angles." Free confidential HIV testing is available at the Nursing Center Clinic, at Lurleen B. Wallace College of Nursing The council determined that repo- and Health Sciences. Please call 782-5432 to schedule an appointment. Office hours are from Monday - Friday sitioning some of the poles and from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. and from 1 p.m to 4 p.m. angling the lights in different direc- The Student Health Center is currently administering flu vaccinations for JSU students and employees. The tions will probably improve light- cost for the vaccination is $10. Appointments will be scheduled for Monday and Wednesday afternoons from 1 :30 ing, Smith said. The request has p.m. to 4:30 p.m. and Friday mornings from 8:30 a.m. to 11 a.m. Please call 782-5310 for an appointment. been made to Alabama Power for Hammond Hall will hold an exhibition featuring the works of Lynette Hesser and Steve Loucks from Jan. 16- the modifications. 26. Gallery hours are from 8:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. The exhibiton is free and open for all to attend. The speed detectors that are in lace in the area are somewhat effective in making motorists cau- tious at night, Smith said, but the Editor's note lack of illumination obviously impairs people's vision. "I've been out there myself at 9 o' We would like to apologize for two mistakes in Dec. 7's edition of The Chanticleer. On page 13 of sports, we clock at night, and it's not as good would like to acknowledge the photo credits of J.C. Lexow of The Anniston Star who took the JSU Basketball as it ought to be," Smith said. photo. We would also like to acknowledge the "Dead Bowl'' 2 photo taken by David McCarley. We apologize Alabama Power will begin instal- for the delinquent credit and greatly appreciate your help. lation when their schedule permits, Smith said. JSU Area Events Calendar: Jan. 11 - Jan. 18 Who loves ya? Thurs 11 Fri 12 The richest man in

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humble. genuine. poor. THE CHANTICLEER January 11,2001 Page 3 Contfnued from page I, Sports Nut Fire Schendel said. It's the only cool place in town that you could go Shadrick said. and hang out with your friends and JSU students Malin Tate and Joel shoot pool.n Booze losing its punch on campus Schendel frequented The Sports A1 Black, owner of Hall Printing, Nut anywhere from one to four was also devastated by the loss, By Donna Gehrke-White times a week. They were upset Knight-Ridder Trih~ir~e according to The Star. Black about the loss of one of worked at the printing company for Jacksonville's more popular hang- two years, Hall, who was playing The really cool on college cam outs. golf at the time of thc fire, built the puscs like to party heart)/-but "I'm real bummed because it's st1.uctur.e 13 years ago, ~h~ Star without the boo/e overflowing. about thc only place I go to hang Intoxication is so, so out. out," Tate said. "It's not as crowd- ..youjust don't something "Losing it,'' says University of ed as Brother's, and they have like this lo happcn," Hall said to Miami senior Renec Radford, "is liquor." The Stczr.. "or it happens on the the ultimate cmbasrassment." "I thought it was a tragedy." othcr side of town." The move away from the bottle comes as colleges around the coun- Cononued from page I, Hardcorps named tops try are under pressure to crack down really noisy and really vocal, but I on binge drinking and rowdy parties want them to play like profession- that lead to raunchy behavior, car Alive' and 'I'm Your Boogie als, and they do that." accidents, fights and death. Man' ." Fifcr and Bodiford feel that The In the last two years, the The Hardcorps also have the addi- Hardcorps add and element of inter- University of Florida has suspended tion of a drum machine this year. est to the basketball games and def- a fifth of its 25 Creek chapter hous- This will give the band a more initely help draw crowds. In addi- es for illegal drinking, hazing and dance floor feel, Fifer said. tion to overwhelming support by out-of-control parties. Three years Although Fifer holds blind audi- members of the Marching keep skrving alcohol bit have of Regents ordered state universities ago, the University of Miami began tions for The Hardcorps, a student's Southerners and student body in decided that all newly chartered to notify moms and dads when its own crackdown after former personality plays a big role in general, The Hardcorps are often chapters will begin life as dry hous- drinking or drug-taking students sophomore Michael Schoeppner whether or not he or she makes it provided with pizzas and cokes by pleaded guilty to false imprison- es. under the age of 21 are in accidents, local corporations. Sororities, which have traditional- break the law or violate university into the band. ment in the case of two freshman "The kids feel appreciated, and ly banned alcohol from their houses, rules. "My whole criteria is I want them women who were sexually assaulted that's made a big difference too," have signed on as well: new reso- This semester, Florida Memorial to be as goofy and on-edge as possi- during a booze-flowing fraternity A Bodiford said. lution from the National Panhellenic College began providing incoming ble," Fifer said. "I want them to he party. But what the crusading universi- Conference prohibits its chapters freshmen with Alcohol 101, a popu- from co-hosting a party at a frat lar interactive CD-ROM that shows ties have found is that one of their house that serves alcohol. students how to drink responsibly, most effective weapons is the stu- Experts define hinge drinking as dents themselves. More and more, even tabulating how muchthey can five drinks for men-four for they are turned off by excessive drink, based on their gender and drinking-which might cost them women-over at least four hours, weight, says Dr. Woodrow Wilson, .Brake Repair says Dr. Robert Dollinger, director grades and future careers. head of the college's counseling of health care and wellness at .Maintenance & "It's increasingly competitive," center. Florida International University. says University of Miami Assistant The college also teaches kids how Dollinger adds that alcohol is the Oil Changes Dean of Students Jennifer Brack. to have fun at parties-without "They don't want to risk getting a B "No. 1 health-care" issue at campus- drinking. *Service and es because excessive drinking often "We want to break the association when they could get an A." leads to potentially dangerous situa- between drinking and social activi- Nationwide, fraternity culture has Wreck tions. Intoxicated students, for ties," Wilson says. been moving toward more sober, responsible behavior for the past example, are more likely to have Youths also need to be shown early unsafe sex - and contract sexual- on how to handle stress without three years. In 1997, Phi Delta Theta and ly transmitted diseases, including drinking, says Barry Gregory of AIDS, says Dollinger. Florida Atlantic University's coun- Sigma Nu became the first national Today's students also have to seling center. He just wrote a work- fraternities to announce they would worry about expulsion. The book about responsible drinking, go dry. Nine other fraternities have AUTO REPAIR, INC University of Florida, for example, showing students how to find other Owner,Roger Kilgore since set deadlines for alcohol-free automatically suspends a student for housing, most of which will be ways "to cope with the problems of a drunk driving arrest. The policy life." phased in over the next three years. began last year as part of the univer- The best examples, he says, are Thirty-nine of the 57 other frater- sity's crackdown on excessive other students. 1280 Pelham Road, S. nities in the national conference are drinking. Jacksonville, AL I Recovering anorexic student files lawsuit to return to school QUARTER By Matthew McGuire way she needs to be supported," and been assigned a dorm room. TMS Campus University President Rev. Mark During the fall semester, Krissik Cregan told the Associated Press. instead attended Albertus Magnus POUNDERS A recovering anorexic student sued Krissik suffered cardiac arrest in College close to her home while Stonehill College after the school April at her home in Milford, Conn. Ross tried to persuade the adminis- with CHEESE denied her enrollment in September She took the remainder of the spring tration at Stonehill that Krissik was related to her health problems. 2000 semester off and made up both mentally and physically able to Keri Krissik filed suit Wednesday, three of her five classes over the attend the college. Jan. 3, and claimed that she is pro- summer. She later was denied "She was very sick in April and no tected under the Americans with enrollment for the fall 2000 semes- one is downplaying the issue," Ross Disabilities Act. Her suit seeks to ter, said Abbe L. Ross, an attorney said. "The issue is that she's made HI1 22Plus Tax have Stonehill College allow her to representing Krissik. progress in her recovery." 2 $2 re-enroll and live on campus, in The college denied Krissik enroll- Anorexia nervosa is a serious eat- addition to compensatory damages. ment during the first week of class- ing disorder characterized by com- The Easton, Mass. college denied es after it requested copies of her pulsive fasting and a fear of gaining her enrollment because "we don't health records, Ross said. Krissik weight. ~c~onald's&lPiedmont 8~Jacksonville ma , . have the ability to support her in the had already attended some classes Page 4 January 11, 2001 'THE CHAN'I'ICLIEBR JSUCampus Bookstore 2nd Floor Theron Montgomery Building Across From

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Local Scene 01/11/01 Ethan & the Ewox--Brothers 01/12/01 Memory Dean--Brothers 01/13/01 Lefthand Monkeywrench-- ll,..." ~UIIGI~-.. 01/18/01 Read My Lips--Brothers 01/19/01 Members Only--Brothers President of National Public Radio to speak at JSU 01/20/01 Hentage Cherry--Brothers By Gracie Catchings Russians: Inside the Closed Society," Birmingham News Editor Klose graduated cum laude from 0111 3/01 Village People--Alabama Harvard and serves on the Board of Theatre Kevin Klose, president and CEO of the Eurasia Foundation, according to National Public Radio, will be the NPR's site. He also received the 01/13/01 The North Mississ~ppi guest speaker for Jacksonville State Overseas Press Club's Cornelius Allstars--Zydeco University's Ayers Lecture on Jan. Ryan Award and co-authored four 01/23/01 Styx & RE0 Speedwagom- 16. other books. Boutwell Auditorium Klose spent over 25 years at The The Ayers Lecture was established Washington Post as an editor, 11 years ago, Student Media reporter, and national and foreign Manager Mike Stedham said. It was Atlanta correspondent, according to the NPR named after the founder of "The '01/12/01 Tinsley Ellis--Smith's Olde web site. He also sewed as chief of Anniston Star," Harry M. Ayers and Bar The Post's Moscow bureau from his wife. 01/13/01 Dash Rip Rock--Smith's 1977-1981. "Every year they bring in a nation- In addition to his extensive work ally known journalist who appears Olde Bar with Radio Free EuropeRadio the night before at the Anniston Star 01/14/01 Shannon Tanner--Smith's Liberty, Klose is a founder of the Letter Writers Banquet," Stedham Olde Bar Intermedia Survey Institute of said, "and then spends most of the 01/18/01 Wayne--Smith's Olde Bar Washington. The institute is a non- next day with the students at profit research firm that specializes Jacksonville State University." 01/20/01 Nine Days--Coca Cola Roxy in media and opinion survey in Klose will join the Department of Theatre Eurape. Communication and several students ~01/23/01Cheap Trick--Coca Cola Klose also coordinated all U.S. for breakfast the morning of Jan. 16. Roxy Theater funded international broadcasting to A luncheon will be held at noon on 01/23/01 Josh Joplin Group--Variety save money, refocus the mission and the eleventh floor of Houston Cole modernize- operations in the post Library, followed by a lecture by NPR President and Kevin KlOse Play house Cold War era, according to the NPR Klose at 2 p.m. to have him here," Stedham said. good advice for WLJS to get its radio site. "We at WSare proud to be an Stedham also said Klose could offer news program started again. The author of "Russia and the NPR affiliate station, and we're glad Wear a gown, compete for cash and lovely prizes several other benefits to competitors of the overall score, is a private for several years. The prizes have interview with the judges during the been increasing steadily as members day of the competition. of the business community have The second phase of the competi- CD Releases stepped in to award winners. tion is talent. The competitors must The pageant will award the title show that they have a skill or special Peter Frampton-Frampton Comes winner, as well as other preliminary ability that puts them as the fron- Alive! winners, with various prizes. Some trunner in the pageant. This section Michael Sweet-Tmth of the grand prizes are a one-year is worth 40 percent of the overall full-tuition scholarship, $1,000 cash, score. Jessica Andrews-Who I Am a book scholarship from the campus The third and fourth competitions Eddi Reader-Simple Soul bookstore, a silver tray from are swimsuit and eveningwear. The Soundtrack-Traffic Griffin's Jewelers, along with sever- judges will ask the participants al other gifts. questions during the eveningwear There will be nine competitors for competition, but the swimsuit com- January 16 the Miss JSU title this year. The petition won't contain any ques- Alice Cooper-Mascara and Monsters competitors are Kimberly Merrill of tions. Each of these is worth 15 per- Weaver, Ericca Whitt of Arab, cent of the competitors' scores and 1Plusl-1Plusl Meredith Barnes of Gadsden, Jayme will end the competition for the Alabama-When It All Goes South Johnson of Valley, Josie Connell of evening. Top row from left to right: Meredith Barnes, Leslie Catlett, Josie Connell, Bethani Ford. Little Milton-Feel It Bottom row from left to right: Misty Mitchell, Sherry Todd, Ericca Whitt. Not pictured: Anniston, Sheny Todd of Lincoln, All Miss JSU participants are also Kimberly Merrill, Amber Reid and Jayme Johnson. Photos courtesy of Steve Latham Bethani Ford of Tuscaloosa, Amber required to have a platform in order The Causey Way-Causey vs. By Christina Morrison again visit the stage of the Leone Reid of Weaver and Misty Mitchell to compete for the title. The judges Everything Features Editor Cole Auditorium for the 2000-2001 will question the participants about Arlo-Up High in the Night school year. The competition itself is separated their platform during the interview The Miss Jacksonville State The has been provid- into four phases, which each hold an stage and during the eveningwear Acetone-York Blvd. B.0.N.-NO. 1 University competition will once ing scholarship money as well as point The first continued on page 10, ~j~~ &upageant phase, which comprises 30 percent Page 6 January 11, 2001 THE CHANTICLEER

MAST Adam Smith, Editor Christopher Lauer, Managing Editor Gracie Catchings, News Editor up. Prices for books will go up. The Christina Morrison, Features Editor My other predictions: Hollywood SGA will finally get a concert Anthony Hill, Sports Editor things you could care less about will turn out more crap, with the together. "Live from Pete Mathews Callie Williams, Advertising Director exception of three or four movies. Coliseum, The Harlem Mike Stedham, Advisor By Adam Smith The GOP will go after Clinton, Napster won't be free anymore, but Globetrotters," again. Editor regardless of what they're saying some other pimple-faced college JSU will distribute five tickets per now. And if Bush is lucky enough to student will invent something just as graduating senior at the next gradu- As the clock rolled over to mid- survive assassination after his first good for free. The record industry ation, still generating the biggest The Chanticleer, the student night on Dec. 3 1, I was chugging my six months of office, travel agencies will have to charge $8 or less for crowd the football stadium will see newspaper of Jacksonville State complimentary cup of champagne at won't be able to keep up with the CD's because they will finally real- all year. University, is produced by the stu- Brothers. (That's right, I stayed in demand of Americans who can't ize that everyone and their grand- A mild-mannered JSU student will dents. The Editor has the final deci- Jacksonville for New Year's.) wait to flee their home country for mother has access to the internet and finally lose it in the financial aid sion on all content. Editorials are the I should have grown contempla- Europe. "Where's Europe? What's a CD burner. office after being screwed over for opinions of the editorial staff unless tive about the past and the future, Europe?'says Bush. "Aw, hell. I And, while being no sports author- the last time by JSU's helpful, otherwise stated. The editorial staff but I was having too good a time. ain't never been there." ity, I have a few predictions for the friendly staff. reserves the right to edit for content It wasn't until over a week later it Can you believe our new president 2001 sports scene. The XFL will In miscellaneous predictions, Club and space. Our funding is received finally hit me. We're in a lot of trou- has never been to Europe? The fold after one season. Ditto for Retro will re-open, close, re-open from paid advertisements, and our production facilities come from uni- ble. LEADER OF THE FREE WORLD Birmingham's other football team. and close again. Cosmopolitan mag- versity appropriations. The year just started, and things HAS NEVER BEEN TO EUROPE! What's their name again? The best azine will come to Jacksonville to are already starting to crack. First of Un-f@#$ing believable. Relevant? baseball player this year will finally do a photo shoot with Winn-Dixie's Our ofice is Room 180, Self Hall 782- all, we put an idiot in the White be the one paid the least. The Hell yes. female checkers. Last, but not least, 1 5701 or 782-5703 House. Nice going, America. When So what are my other predictions Raiders will take the Super Bowl by the battles of Jacksonville will final- our economy crashes and you find for 2001 ? two touchdowns over the Giants. ly be decided. Students - 5, elderly For our Advertising Director, yourselves eating sardines and Here are a few entertainment pre- The NBA will go belly up because people - 4. Jacksonville Police - 9, please call 782-5712 crackers and living out of your dictions for ya. The Beatles will no one wants to watch a bunch of students - 2. Chanticleer - 28, 92-5 - S.U.V., "W" will be hiding under his continue their chart domination of overpaid thugs half-ass their way 21. 1 Our e-mail address is desk while Dick Cheney and Colin pale excuses for actual music, i.e. through a 40-point game. All JSU Don't like my predictions? Make jsu-chanticleer@ hotmail.com Powell sit idly by playing boy bands, singing sluts and talent- coaches will high-tail it out of here your own. Throw away your resolu- Battleship. less hip-hop artists. That's right, a after declaring they're tired of see- tions, kids. Pick up your jelly Our web address is Here are a few more wedictions. band that broke ur, over 30 years ago ing more visiting fans than home donuts, cigarettes and heroin www.jsu.edu/chanticleer fans at home games. Coach Abbot syringes. The good news is, "we're 1 Crossword I will get his 1,000 wins and then all in this together." 1 Please deliver press releases via ACROSS I some. e-mail or campus mail. 1 Come to a 1 conclus~on 5 Rorschach image Thank you for reading 9 Lugosi and The Chanticleer. Baltok 14 Commotion ...... 15 Sutf's noise Single Copy: Free a 16 Seil-mposed absence 17 Vehicles for ETs Multiple Copies: $1 .OO each 18 Not pro 1 19 Twebe 20 Residence for the elderly 23 Grwp of GIs Hello? Do you have an 24 Comes to a conclusion opinion about anvthinc? 25 French card Forum is our readers' column. 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I recently read your sad article in the first floor men's room at the JSU And now we're back. library, (It seemed like fitting reading for such an occasion, and you never And I just wanted to know if there is toilet paper stocked in there or not.) I am a JSU alumnus keep dreaming, but this who is now going back into the lion's den to pursue his Master of Arts semester, I'll try to carry degree in English. As an undergrad, I had to take the ECE just as everyone the dream with me. When we left, I felt as else still has to. The key phrase here is everyone has to. This is not one of though I was beating a those situations in which the English major elite can opt to take it or not dead horse. I felt as because of his or her major. This is a uniform examination that everyone though life in must take and pass to prove their (sic) efficiency in writing. It may seem Jacksonville could be stupid and pointless from your point of view, but honestly, does JSU really symbolized by an infant want to risk sending grads out into the job market who would write an suckingu on an old Over the break an apparition woman's leathery teat. Well, I was absolutely horrid memo or paper? Would JSU really appreciate that per- appeared to me in a waking dream. sucking on that teat when the calen- son's boss asking him or her where they (sic) went to college, and finding It was an Australian Aborigine and dar gave birth to the New Year, and out that they attended good 01' JSU? It is for that very reason the ECE is in he and I were sitting on the banks of God rewarded my time served with place. the Nile. He slipped a piranha head the snow that had long eluded me. I agree with you on one particular point. I also prefer writing via com- necklace over my head and gave me With God (give it a name) as the puter. I wrote this letter on the tenth floor of the same library. However, a pocketfulla rocks. cut man in my comer, I feltlfeel as For every rock he dropped in the though I was/am the lizard king. I this takes away from the fine art of writing with (shudder) a pen or pencil. palm of my hand, he skipped one could beat the dead horse until I Yes, my friend, good 01' fashioned writing. No spell-check, no cut-and- across the river. For every rock he drum up some daisies. I could con- paste, just do-it-by-the-seat-of-your-pants writing. It is also what the ECE skipped across the river, a piranha tinue to suck on the old woman's is about. It is to show how well you can write without the luxury of a safe- floated up dead. leathery teat, now knowing that ty net. Sometimes out in the real world, you wilI be made, incredible as it Soon, every dead piranha was she's a female Merlin. Or I could ripped apart and eaten by a bigger say, "Screw it. Let's get high." may sound . . . to actually take a pen from your pocket and use it on paper! piranha. The bigger piranhas grew Salvador Dali said, "I do not take I know! Insane, isn't it? But there you go. Since job positions in many bigger. drugs-I am drugs." This is the phi- fields require fairly good writing skills, this exam is set in place to ensure The aborigine turned to me and losophy I want my column to that students will be able to write not perfectly, but fair enough so as to pre- said, "Evil strengthens good and embody this semester. Once a vent embarrassment to the institution that granted them the diploma for that nourishes evil. There's lots of evil week, drugs will be completely job. in the world. We need bigger legal. I'm gonna warp your reality rocks." like LSD. I'm gonna make you So you failed. So you were forced to write about something in which you Then he grabbed my piranha head puke like good mescaline. I'm were not interested. As an alleged journalist, you should be used to writing necklace, pulled me close, and with gonna make you contemplate like about things in which you have no earthly interest. Perhaps you should put his soul said, "Any evil you can fine Hindu Kush. I'm gonna make the blame on the doorstep where it belongs; not bluebooks, not pens or pen- bear, wear." Then he flashed away you apathetic like a crack-rock. I'm cils, but you. Obviously, through lack of spell-check or other computer and I fell back, gasping for air. gonna put you to sleep like a ball of I recovered and took a stand. opium. device, you had made enough errors in your essay to earn your failing Then, with my pocketfulla rocks, I Why do I want to be drugs? grade. My advice? Bone up on your spelling and grammar, and in the began to walk the shores of the Nile. Because no one cares. I thought I words of the Elizabethan poem "Astrophel and Stella," by Sir Philip I began skipping my stones across was fighting for you, but I'm tired Sydney, "Fool, said my Muse to me, looke in thy heart, and write!" You the water and dead piranhas began of fighting for people who don't may use crayons for the task, (sic) I prefer a No. 2 pencil. floating to the surface. I began fish- fight for themselves. Who cares if ing out the dead piranhas before the the SGA brings a concert? Who bigger piranhas could get any big- cares if the SGA imposes a student Most Sincerely, ger. activities fee? Who cares if the James Simpson A woman, wearing 10 piranha University botches graduation? head necklaces and carrying a Who cares if graduates from this Dear editor, burlap sack full of piranhas, came University can't write? Who cares walking up the shore. "Son," she if people are fighting in the Middle said, "you're gonna need one of East? Who cares? I'm sorry. I have As a disappointed JSU graduate (1981) and former Chanticleer writer, I these," and she handed me a burlap realized the error of my ways. I will read Christopher Lauer's column about having failed the English compe- sack, then flashed away. let you sleep and continue on with tency exam. I put my piranhas in the sack and your "ridicule-free college lives." continued down the riverbank, skip- Sounds like fun. Let's get high. Disappointed in Mr. Lauer and disappointed in JSU. ping stones and gathering piranhas. Rounding out my weird quotes Mr. Lauer's problem is that he will fit in well in today's society, blaming I came across a man with 30 or 40 from dead people is Jim Momson someone else. Rather than taking pride in himself enough to learn enough or 50 piranha head necklaces, wrists (who else?), who wrote, "Drugs are English to pass the exam, he Just Showed Up, which has, according to some and forearms full of piranha head a bet W/ your mind." If you don't voices on campus, become the new meaning of JSU. Therein lies my gripe bracelets, and six bags of piranhas. fight it, I think you'll win. But if The man had obviously lost his bal- you lose, or if I come off extremely with Jacksonville State University. Though long known as a party school, ance and fallen into the Nile. He weak one week, or you don't think "back when I was there" it was at least tough to pass courses and exams had managed to crawl out and pull you're getting what you paid for, were not gimme's. all but his feet from the dark waters. don't blame me. Blame the Great I hope that he is an exception, but the word in the hallways is that it does- The piranhas devoured his feet and Drug-Dealer in the sky. the good man bled to death. PS Don't Bogart my column. Pass n't take much to get through JSU. The piranhas were so vicious, so it along. And if you have anything If Mr. Lauer is insulted by having to prove himself competent at English intent on killing the good man, that to say to me this semester, but don't before he graduates, he'd better get used to it--employers expect college they clung to his face and neck, had want it to be printed in the paper, e- graduates to be able to read and write. Which goes back to society and gotten tangled in his clothing, and mail me (it's just me) at chanti- apparently JSU's fear of failing its students. That someone could pass 27 refused to let go. The sun baked the cleer-managing-editor@ hotmail.co piranhas to the days-dead, good m. It's important for me to know hours of English courses and then fail an English competency exam should man. what my side effects are. And in no (except that Mr. Lauer said that he didn't take the test seriously, thereby "Good man," I said, "even in way do I condone drug use. But wasting everyone's time) send some obvious ripples throughout the chain of death he managed to take a few dmgs are. have always been, and command, including those at the top--taxpayers and employers. more piranhas from this world." I always will be a part of our life, cul- knelt over the good man and began ture and world. We should be If JSU's professors won't give F's for poor writing skills, they are still fail- to rifle through his pockets for allowed to talk about them. Why ing them. It's just that the grades will be given outside the classrooms. rocks. not? My foot slipped in the mud and I Gene Wisdom Page 8 January 11,200 1 THE CHANTICLEER

What's- your sign? By Linda C. Black Tribune Media Services

Today's Birthday (Jan. 11). Stick to your budget, and a potential problem becomes a blessing. Search for buried treasure in January. Clean closets and The CD you didn't The Replacements find an old prize in December. To get the advantage, check the day's rating: 10 is the easiest day, 0 the most challenging. get for Christmas, Aries (March 21-April 19) - Today is an 8 - Don't promise more than you can deliver. It's difficult since you want to do more than you can. Of course, but should have sometimes you're able to make it all happen. You may be convinced you All for Nothing, A special feature have superhuman powers. Today you're mortal. Nothing For All Taurus (April 20-May 20) - Today is a 6 - There's plenty to think about, so By Jason Bozeman take your time. Don't get bogged down in details. If you keep the big pic- ture in mind, it'll be easier to see where the money should be spent. And, of course, where it shouldn't. There are some bands that can Gemini (May 21-June 21) - Today is a 7 - Think carefully about what you move your spirit, some that can say. It takes discipline to monitor your own output, but it's possible. A move your body and some that can Me on the Bus" or "Can't Hardly Gemini who can do it is a joy indeed. Just think about the effect your words stir your attitude. tapes and sent them floating down Wait." will have on others before you say them. You pop the right disc for the right the river which passed by the great The second disc is a collection of Cancer (June 22-July 22) - Today is a 6 - Everybody wants your money, moment into your CD player and purple mansion where Prince lived. rare cuts and studio session cuts. but you need to stay in control. Don't fall for their sad stories, either. Do proceed to let the music amplify Reason: they hoped Prince would Covers ranging from "Another Girl, your own checking up to find out what's going on behind the scenes. Your your current state of mind. rescue the tapes from their watery Another Planet" to Disney's intuition should work well, so use it, too. However, you sometimes find that grave, would listen to them, and "Cruella DeVille" show the care- Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) - Today is a 7 - Don't hurry to make a decision, one band that can satisfy nearly start making good music again. free attitude the "'Mats" had in their especially if you're taking on more responsibility. You have time to think. every emotional state you can possi- Pretentious? May be, but nothing live shows, and the song "Like a Do that before, rather than after, you've signed the agreement. Talk with ble get into. Welcome to the world says rock and roll more than spitting Rolling Pin" (a blatant parody of somebody who has more experience, too. of The Replacements. in the eye of the establishment. Dylan's "Like a Rolling Stone") Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Today is a 7 - Your common sense is in demand. Coming from the booming 80's Originally released in 1997, "All That doesn't mean you've got it easy. You may not feel in control of the sit- exposes the rare irreverence that can rock and roll scene in Minneapolis, for Nothing, Nothing for All: The uation. Well, you can figure out how to maneuver around a difficult area, also be categorized as brilliance. the "'Mats" pelted the pop-heavy ~e~lacemeitsGreatest Hits" are and sometimes that's as good as it gets. There are several refer- 80's American rock scene with two CD's that capture the essence of Libra (Sept. 23-0ct 22) - Today is an 8 - The leader needs your advice. ences to bands being "ahead of their garage rock that hit you in the teeth, what the "'Mats" were all about. Trouble is, he or she may not realize that. Speak up, even if your opinion time." The Replacements were not as well as the soul. The first disc contains some of the hasn't been requested. You may raise a few eyebrows, but you may also just that, they were all that is good Fronted by alternative rock godfa- great studio singles. Songs such as raise yourself in other people's eyes. Go for it. And, remember your man- about rock music. Sure, the voice ther Paul Westerberg, The "Left of the Dial," "Alex Chilton," ners. may not have been the best, the Replacements were rock and roll in and "Talent Show" shows the Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Today is a 7 - You can find a way to get musicians may not have been leg- days when big hair, make-up and band's feeling towards the music of through the confusion to the prize. You have excellent intuition. Don't lis- endary, and the production may not denim hit the forefront of popular that era, the positives and the nega- ten to all the reasons why not. Follow a hunch, instead. You don't have to have been crystal clear and tight, but music. tives. let anybody else know how you knew, either. what this band brought to the table Their attitude was not only seen in Social commentary from songs Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) - Today is a 7 - Information you've learned of music history was enough to help the guitar heavy tunes, but in the off like "Bastards of Young" press the lately, from books or from the Internet, gives you a big advantage. Don't bring about a musical revolution stage antics of the band. One such alienation of being the generation accept an invitation to go out of town, however. Traffic will be miserable. and influence some of the starr in story tells of the "'Mats" breaking forgotten. Of course, not all of the Besides, the answer you seek is closer to home. into their old record label offices, songs were angry or condescending. today's society. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - Today is a 7 - You should feel well-ground- It's just rock and roll, plain and just after signing with Sire. The The happiness of being in love is ed and emotionally secure. Maybe that's why you feel bold. Those things are .- simple. And that is all that matters. band stole some of their old studio passed on through songs like "Kiss true, but more is going on in a complicated deal. Make sure you know how much money there is, where it is and who's going to get it. a-delic prose. Both producers utilize * Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - Today is a 7 - Your opinion is sought, with Snoop Dogg the spacey vocal arrangements asso- good reason. Do the homework as quickly as possible so you'll have the ciated with George Clinton, and on right answers. A decision needs to be made, regarding a household matter. "Bring It On" ("01' Blue Eyes, You don't have to decide now, however. black Sinatra, make you disappear Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) - Today is a 7 - Sometimes you're depressed, Tha Last Meal like Jimmy Hofi'a"), Snoop is car- even when nothing's wrong. Today the opposite's true. You're probably in a ried by a chorus that sounds likc good mood, even if you're overworked and underpaid. Think of this as everyone is on helium. another of those valuable learning experiences. The single, "Snoop Dogg (What's My Name Part 2)," was produced by Timbaland. The track is fairly straight-shooting gangsta bravado. Snoop reports, "I'm fsom the hood where his slurred delivery punctuat- of drive-bys and carjacking" as if it It might be unfair to suggest that ed the proceedings. Sure, Snoop's is news-but the song vibrates with a Snoop Dogg has been coasting on flow is instantly identifiable, and he warped intensity. Utilizing a hook h~srep, but the fact is the laconic has plenty of charisma and star from the old B-boy classic "Double "Lord of Long Beach" has never power, but his lyrical scope is a bit Dutch Bus," Timbaland slows the recorded anything quite as solid and narrow and an album's worth of beats down, adds twisted synths, immediate as his debut, more songs about guns, cars, weed and has Snoop rubbing up on the "Doggystyle." And that was in and the joy of holding it down for already uneven beat. "Wrong Idea" @Thursday-Ethan& Ewoks 1993. Not that Snoop hasn't the East Side gets a bit redundant. is a tight jam that lifts the chorus I I I enjoyed subsequent success and Still, "Tha Last Meal," mixed and from Cameo's "Single Life," and critical approval, but most of his largeiy produced by Dre (Master P gives Snoop's patented gangsta riffs I I Friday- Memory Demon I later efforts (1996's "Tha is the executive producer), manages some breathing room. Doggfather", '98's 'Da Game is to to sidestep the deja-vu all over again Grantcd, Snoop Dogg and compa- I I -Saturday - Dreadwood Jeb I Sold", "Not to Be Told and '99's pitfalls by injecting the formula with ny aren't reinventing the rap wheel eM0na-y - Open Mic I "No Limit Top Dogg") have been sly wit, a healthy helping of cosmic here. But to his credit, Snoop I I slightly lame. Tuesday Dead Nite slop, and, last but not least, some allows new ideas to bleed into the - I Truth be told, Snoop's drawled, mind-bending production. West Coast mix, and even when he's I I cannabis-enhanced raps and his The beats come courtesy of new saying things you've heard before. 1 .Wednesday - Ladies Nite w/DJ Mac I low-key, lean style have been most jacks, Battle Cat and Meech Wells. "Tha Last Meal" sounds freshly effccti;e when he's on someone On "Stacey Adams," produced by cooked and seriously funky. else's joint. His finest moment Cat and fealuring singer Kokane, 1 435-6090 1 carnc on Dr.. Dre's The Chronic. the vibe is smooth as Sric;op'k pimp Located Just South of the Sciuare in Jaclksonvi:ille THE CHANTICLEER January 11,200 1 Page 9

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If you have any questions, se wauJd like an ib!p ''$61 Dawn member it0 speak to YOUP organization, please call 782-8854, - Page- 10 January 11,200 1 THE CHANTICLEER Continued from page 5, Miss JSU pageant shoplifters, browsers, and teasers." wind I turn my back and position officials were shocked to find more ALMATY, Kazakhstan -A man my body so that the wind takes my than 1,000 rats being kept as pets by who was electrocuted and buried in back and my nails are secure. I a woman in her house. "It was competition. a shallow grave regained conscious- shield them from the wind." weird. She had names for the rats All competitors in the Miss JSU ness two days later, shocking family RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - and they really seemed to listen to Pageant are required to meet cer- and friends. Rising from the grave On Tuesday, a Brazilian judge her when she spoke to them. They tain standards. Pageant Organizer naked, a local paper reports the man ordered the latest Playboy billboards were like her children," a police Terry Casey said, "They have to be that depict the naked bottom of a spokesperson told Reuters. a full-time student while they are had trouble getting a ride home. competing for Miss JSU and also UNITED NATIONS - A U.N. cover model to be covered. The KIEV, Ukraine - Dubbed "Fat the whole time they are reigning as commercial about the success sto- judge ordered official black and in Chocolate," a Ukraine candy Miss JSU. They also must keep a BEIJING - In hopes of winning ries of several refugees shows U.S. white notices to be pasted over the company has come up with the ulti- minimum GPA of 2.25 and main- the 2008 Olympic Games, Beijing Secretary of State Madeleine offending area of Carla Perez, a mate fatty candy bar: pure pork fat tain as they reign as Miss JSU." has begun to rate bathrooms with up Albright lip-synching a Motown well-known television presenter and covered in chocolate. A spokesman Casey stressed that this pageant to four stars. It's all part of a two- classic while dancing in a grocery dancer. He told Reuters the ruling for the company says the candy was isn't all about beauty, but is only in made to poke fun at the Ukraine's place to give scholarship money to year renovation plan for 452 public store. Other refugees in the 60-sec- was made to protect children under deserving young women. "Well, toilets at 305 tourist sites, the state- ond ad include Sudanese-born 18. national symbol of salo, or salted it's a scholarship pageant, not a run newspaper reported Monday. model Alek Wek, Chilean writer ATLANTA, Georgia (CNN) - pork fat. beauty pageant. The winners STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Isabel Allende, Canadian rapper Peggy Knox has a few words of TAIPEI, Taiwan - On Tuesday, receive money to help them Many tourists seek out cozy hotels Keinaan and sex therapist Dr. Ruth advice for anyone who wants to the Taiwanese legislature banned advance their educational goals, with roaring fireplaces. But then Westheimer. handle her hat. "Don't do it. Not the the selling or butchering of "fragrant and that's what the program is all HONG KONG - A retired hat. The only person who'd touch a meat" (aka dog meat). Offenders about," said Casey. there are those who prefer a bed Casey explained that the Miss made of ice. That's exactly what Indian photographer who has been woman's hat is someone who does- can be fined as much as 10,000 JSU Pageant is a preliminary com- you'll find at the Ice Hotel in in the Guinness Book of Records for n't wear hats," she says in the new Taiwan dollars ($300 U.S.). The law petition for the Miss Alabama Jukkasjarvi, a village 120 miles the past 20 years for having the book "Crowns: Portraits of Black also protects cats and guards against Pageant, which is held later this north of the Arctic Circle. The com- world's longest fingernails has Women in Church Hats." "Admire the mistreatment of stray animals. year. The Miss Alabama Pageant plex includes a hotel, ice church, art decided to cut them off and put them it from a distance, honey." The self- SINGAPORE - Within the next then leads to the Miss America museum and movie theater with a on the auction block. Shridhar described "hat queen" is one of 50 couple of years, the letters "SEX" Pageant. Casey also said that the similarly passionate women fea- could begin to appear on car license Miss America Organization is the screen made of ice. Chillal has been protecting his sev- largest provider of scholarships for TOKYO, Japan - A Japanese eral-foot-long nails for years. tured in the book, which explores plates in Singapore. The Land women in the world. store owner allegedly forced a "When I see a car, a scooter, a cow the African-American tradition of Transport Authority that administers The pageant is scheduled for female shopper to get on her knees or a bull, a child or even adults, wearing elegant, elaborate, some- the plates has not yet made a deci- Saturday, January 13, in Leone and apologize for eye-balling a coat before they come my way I have to times over-the-top hats into their sion on whether or not to skip the Cole Auditorium. Admission is $5, she didn't want to buy. The frustrat- make sure I'm out of the way," houses of worship. SEX series. A survey by a television money which goes to fund the ed owner had previously hung a sign Chillal told Reuters in an interview. JOHANNESBURG, South station there found six in 10 people scholarships given to participants. reading, "Entry strictly prohibited to "Even when there is a big gust of Africa - Police and city health hope they keep it. THE CHANTICLEER January 11,200 1 Page 11. Four months later, silent student still holding his tongue By Billy 0' Keefe The money, more than $2,500 of TMS Campus which Banfe has now earned, will benefit the Head Start charity. The silent treatment continues. Darefordollars.com's sponsorship Last summer, William Paterson does not come with out challenges, University freshman Brett Banfe however. The site has positioned pledged to take a year-long vow of spies around campus and is offering silence for charity. More than 125 $1,000 to anyone who can catch days into the experiment, he has Banfe in the act of speech. Banfe kept his word, and held his tongue. also has a pair of roommates, as Banfe's vocal strike began as a well as a girlfriend, watching him. simple "what if?" among friends, Not surprisingly, Banfe was and soon elevated into a challenge. unavailable for comment. The New Jersey student submitted Since launching in April, his idea to online entertainment out- Darefordollars.com has accepted fit Darefordollars.com, which bids from armchair daredevils agreed to pay him $20 for each con- across the country and, through secutive day of silence. Banfe also Webcasts on the site, has showcased will receive a $5,000 bonus if he their acts, which have ranged from can keep his mouth shut until Sept. bowling in a jock to riding a 1, one year after the challenge mechanical bull wearing nothing began. but a whipped cream bikini. rV Domino s +@a THE CHANTICLEER January 11, 2001 Page 12 Some fine Hollywood flicks to Museum offers free admission to students By Chnstina Morrison keep you warm this winter Features Edztor By Michael Wilmington toothsome humor. PG- 1 3 (a scene The Anniston Museum of Natural Tribune Media Services of sensuality and some violence). History and the Berman Museum of 1:58. 4 stars. - M.W. World History will be offering free FINDING FORRESTER. Few admission to Jacksonville State (RATINGS: The movies listed moments in life are as satisfying as Un~versitystudents during the dates below are rated according to the fol- when you prove that someone has of Jan. 18,19 and 20. lowing key: 4 stars - excellent; 3 underestimated you. "Finding The museum and the University stars - good; 2 stars - fair; 1 star Forrester" is built around such have been worhng together on sev- - poor.) moments. Jamal Wallace (Rob eral different projects for many (M.W. - Michael Wilmington; Brown) is a 16-year-old African- years. Museum representative M.C. - Mark Caro; L.C. - Lou American boy living in the Bronx. Susan Robertson said that the free Carlozo; V.E. - Vicky Edwards; He's a voracious reader in private days are an expression of gratitude * R.E. - Robert K. Elder; M.E. - and writes constantly in his note- and good feelings toward JSU facul- Monica Eng; A.J. -Allan Johnson; books. But in his inner-city school, ty, staff and students. come into the museum at no Besides these exhibits, the muse- L.K. - Loren King; R.K. - Rick he keeps his mouth shut in classes "The museum has a cooperative charge," said Robertson. um frequently hosts lectures on art Kogan; J.P. - John Petrakis; M.R. and speaks up by playing basketball agreement with Jacksonville State The free days allow students to as well as several hlstorlc toplcs. - Maureen Ryan; B.S. - Barbara in an attempt to blend in. University. This is a formal enter both museums upon the pre- These lectures are usually free to the Shulgasser.) Hackneyed plot points aside, there's arrangement whereby the two insti- sentation of a student I.D. card. public although some do require an still much to recommend "Finding tutions utilize each others' resources Both museums contain several admission fee. The lectures that ALL THE PRETTY HORSES. Forrester," not the least of which is for the benefit of the community, opportunities lo learn about the retain fees are usually attended by The Old West is dying in "All the the performance by newcomer our visitors and the students at world in a local and foreign context. JSU classes at no or mlnimal charge Pretty Horses," Billy Bob Brown. PG-13 (brief strong lan- Jacksonville State University. We The Berman Museum of World to the students and teachers. made this agreement maybe three or Hlstory contains a large collection Robertson said that the students of Thornton's fine movie of Cormac guage, some sexual references). four years ago, but even before that of ingenious weapons designed for JSU have played some part in the 2:13. 3 stars. M.C. McCarthy's novel, but, even in its the two Institutions were always spies and special military operations development of the museum over last breath, it's still painfully, heart- 0, BROTHER, WHERE ARE involved," said Robertson. while also showlng the non-perma- the years and that the free admission THOU?. Coming from those great breakingly alive. Screenwriter Ted Robertson said that the decision nent "Arts of the East" exhlbit. days show the friendship held Tally ("The Silence of the Lambs") filmmaking mavericks, the Coen was made to offer free days to JSU Many exhiblts span the globe and between the University and the not only preserves most of the Brothers ("Fargo"), this is a wildly students during a staff meeting. "In give visitors an informative look at museum. novel's people and incidents, but he original, blissfully oddball musical a meeting one day, we were recog- different cultures. "We just enjoy our relationship keeps McCarthy's dialogue and comedy-adventure about three nizing all the instances over just the The Anniston Museum of Natural with the University and we want to even gets the tone - that sense of hopelessly inept fugitives fleeing past year that the museum had utl- History has recently opened a new extend that by giving free admission stormy foreboding and Quixotic through lyrical but dangerous lized Jacksonville State University. e&ibit which visits several sections to the students at Jacksonville State comeuppance. PG- 13 (language, Southern terrain in search of $ 1.2 We use professors, departments, stu- of Alabama. The museum also con- Un~versity,"Robertson sald. - violence, sexual situations). 152. 3- million in stolen loot that one dents and just several different peo- tains several exhibits centering on 112 stars. - M.W. claims to have buried. Like many of BILLY ELLIOT. The plot descrip- the best American studio moves, tion for this British film sounds "Brother" is a crazy hybrid, a pro- cutesy: An 11-year-old boy begins ject that seemingly shouldn't work skipping his boxing lessons to take at all but does. Watching it, your instruction in ballet. (Billy's mother mind races and laughs and your Features Include... is dead, and his father and brother heart sings. PG-13 (some violence * 4-bedroom 4-bathroom & 2-bedroom 2-bdhroorn are striking miners. The boxing and language). 1:43.4 stars. - MW. * Private bath off each bedroom lessons presumably will toughen up STATE AND MAIN. You've got * Fuily furnished 8( unfurnished available -You pi&! Billy for the fights to come, but he's to hand it to David Mamet; his satir- * FREE washer & dryer in apt not terribly skilled or inspired.) The ical radar is so finely honed that * lndividuaf Leases reality often lags a mere step movie earns its sentiment by vivid- * Minutes From campus ly reconstructing the conflicts of a behind. His screenplay for "Wag the V~ryhigh speed lntexnet specific time and place while show- Dog" presaged the Monica ing the artistic birth of someone Lewinsky scandal and the immedi- * FREE expanded cable raised in that environment. R (lan- ate U.S. bombing of a far-away * Roammate matching guage). 3-112 stars. - M.C. land. His new comedy, "State and * Clubhouse wittr ping pong, pool table, foosbalf, CAST AWAY. An adventure Main," had its debut at the Toronto movie of extraordinary simplicity Film Festival in September - before * Sparkling swimming pool B lighted tennis court and power. A modem "Robinson a joke about the electoral process * State-of-the-art fitness center Crusoe" story about a Federal had quite so much resonance. R - Express troubleshooter plane- (language, brief sexual images). wrecked on a tiny island, Robert 1:45.2-112 stars M.C.. Zemeckis' film thrills and engrosses TRAFFIC. An extraordinary film without resorting to the usual high- about America's long-running war tech tricks. Instead, Zemeckis and on drugs. Director Steven his team make a mesmerizing spec- Soderbergh's canvas is vast, his tacle out of their star, Tom Hanks - story absorbing, and his cast deep living on raw nerves and coconuts, and excellent as he interweaves with almost no modern resources or three separate stories. In one of contact with the outside world. PG- them, Michael Douglas plays newly 13 (intense action sequences and appointed U.S. anti-drug czar some disturbing images). 2:23. 3 * Robert Wakefield, who discovers Sign befare February for special rates, stars. - M.W. his teen-age daughter is a hard-core Rent startlng at $265 per month, CHOCOLAT. Eating chocolate, drug addict. Also stars Don some say, produces almost the same Cheadle, Benicio Del Toro and emotional effect as making love - Catherine Zeta-Jones. R (pervasive and Lasse Hallstrom's lip-smacking drug content, strong language, vio- "Chocolat" is a film that encourages lence and some sexuality). 2:27. 4 such sensuous analogies. It's tanta- stars. - M.W. 331 Nisbet Street lizing, delectable and randy, a movie of melting eroticism and www.Jaeksonvf ltePlace,com THE CHANTICLEER * January 11, 200 1 Page 13 J 4 I I THE WEEK IN

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,-,A ",>.". ," ,., ,, , ,,,"A- .,.,,,.,". ".. ,> first collegiate win. "I'm very Lady Trojans beat up on La FAU claims with 1: 18 left in the second over- By Staff Reports The height diffcrcnce showed in 44 4 time and Harriman and McDaniel the Trojan's 10 blocks. With 551 scored on lay-ups over the next 30 In a rivalry such as the left in the first half, Troy State had lit UD Over the ieconds to give the Gamecocks the Jacksonville State and Troy State built a 27-14 lead, The Trojans 1 lead for good. match-up, you expect close games. enjoyed that comfortable lead into win over JSU Since moving to Division I, the halftime and the rest of the game. Cougars slip past Jax State, 68-57 women's basketball series record JSU's Kelly Nye hit a 70-foot By Staff Re~orts between the Gamecocks and jumper at the buzzer cutting the holidays Jeff Bolton tossed in 20 points and Trojans is dead even at five wins Trojan lead to 39-27 at the break, Earnest Crumbley tossed in a b' Jody Lumpkin added 14 to lead each. In the past four meetings the but it was mostly over-shadowed by career-high 3 1 points to lead By Staff Reports College of Charleston (7-1) to a 68- points difference has only been a the Gamecocks meek performance. Florida Atlantic (4-1 1, 3-1 TAAC) 57 win over the Gamecocks (1-6) in total of 15 points. Troy State scored the first five to a 102-89 win over Jacksonville The Gamecocks picked up the first round of the State Farm Last Saturday's game was a little points out of the locker room that State (4-9, 1-4 TAAC) to move into than gifts Over the They Good Neighbor Classic on Dee. 20. different and not in favor of the would contain any comeback a tie for first place in the Trans picked up a few much needed victo- Gamecocks (4-8, 2-2) or head coach chances the Gamecocks might've just stopped scoring,,, said America Athletic Conference. ries and got senior foward Mike Dana Austin. Troy State (5-6, 2-2) had. LaPlante. knew from an exe- "This was a tough one to lose," McDaniel back in the line-up after pulled out a key Trans America "We would cut the lead by 10 and cution stand point that the game was said JSU head coach Mike LaPlante missing the first seven games of the Athletic Conference win, 72-56. then turn the ball over," said Austin. going to come down to who hit the Jax State struggled most of the "We can't win two games in a row. following the game. "We dug our- season. The Gamecocks went 4-3 ., .*. ,, bnw. first half against Troy State's height We don't show up." selves a hole to deep to climb out of over the break, after starting the sea- The Gamecocks held the lead six in the first half." With Jax State son with six straight loses. inside and its defense not allowing Troy State was lead by sophomore times in the first 10 minutes of the many looks from the outside for the Chaquita Alexander with 17 points, holding a 25-23 lead with 11:36 left game, including a 17-16 lead after followed by freshman Jennifer in the half, Florida Atlantic went on Gamecocks claim 84-80 win in Gamecocks, who rely a great deal Mike McDaniel scored on a lay-up on the outside shot. McInnis with 12. a 23-4 run to push the lead to 46-29 double overtime with 1152 left. But then College of The Trojans were also shooting Sophomore Amanda Tyus had 14 with 3:45 left. Rick Neuman, who Charleston scored twelve to bonus free throws, after junior points in the loss for JSU. finished with 16 points and 11 Brant Haniman scored 21 points push the lead to 28-17 after Tyron Amanda Gallagher's second foul, Gallagher and sophomore Tiara rebounds, scored eight straight dur- and grabbed l4 Nelson scored inside at the 6:46 with only 10 minutes off of the Eady added 12 points each. ing the run, while Crumbley scored Mike McDaniel tossed in 20 points clock. But the major difference in The Gamecocks will host Stetson LLl'LlK. 12 straight during that span. FAU, and 10 rebounds to lead the the first half was JSU's 16 (9-2, 1-1) in the first game of a dou- which held a 54-35 lead at the half, Gamecocks a victory over Five Gamecocks lead JSU to 81- turnovers. ble header tonight at 5:30. The shot a season-high 58.3 percent Tennessee State University on Dec. "We didn't show up mentally," game will be followed by a match 68 win over Charleston Southern (21-of-36) during the first 20 min- 16. said Austin. "I didn't understand it between Troy State's men's team "This was a heck of a college bas- when you are playing the biggest and our Gamecocks. Tip-off for that utes. Coach LaPlante got an early ketball game," said head coach rival in the school's history. Troy game is set for 8 p.m. at Pete The Gamecocks trailed by as many as 25 points during the sec- Mike Laklante, who recorded his Continued on page 14, did a good job of guarding us and Mathews Coliseum. Both games Basketball over Christmas not giving us a shot." will by televised by TV-WJXS. ond half. John Smart's 3-pointer from the right comer gave the Owls a 72-47 lead with 12y37 left in the game. Jax State made one last Future is looking good for Hughley charge over the final 10 minutes to slice the lead to single digits. Classic. This year's game featured Blue-Gray Classic, joining A1 ticipants in other all star games Johnny Kilpatrick, who led JSU the usual array of both big and small Woodham (1 953, Jim Glasgow played in mid to late January. with 24 points, sank three 3-point- college performers who got a (1959) and Mark Word (1998). The new year is looking pretty ers during a 15-4 Gamecock run chance to shine in front of NFL "Delvin is a class act and he good for the former Gamecock cor- and pulled JSU to within 89-90 scouts over a week of practice and deserved to play in the Blue-Gray nerback. A host of NFL teams are with 3:49 remaining. But FAU play. Classic," said JSU head football pursuing Hughley, including answered by sinking 12 straight The Division I level was well rep- coach Jack Crowe. "He is one of the Tennessee, Atlanta, Baltimore and free throws over the final minutes resented in the contest. The game finest football players that I have Jacksonville. He could be the sec- to seal the win. had players from Penn State, ever coached." ond player in three seasons to reach Mike McDaniel finished with 22 Alabama, Syracuse, UAB and more. Hughley was a part of a Gray the NFL from Jacksonville State points, while Brant Harriman The lower Division I-AA level fea- (South) team that came back to beat University. scored 15 points and grabbed 10 tured players from Troy State, the Blue (North) squad in dramatic "I'm just chilling right now," said rebounds to record his 13th career Stephen F. Austin, UMass, fashion by a score of 40-37. "The Hughley. "I am waiting to see if I double-double for Jax State. Earl Tennessee-Chattanooga and game was fun," said Hughley. "The get a Senior Bowl invite and I also Bullock added 12 points, including Gamecock cornerback Delvin caliber of players was not that much have a to compete in the combines a pair of three pointers. Hughley. different than the ones that I am in February." It was the first time since 1991 "I was very excited to get the used to. Some of them simply came "I still consider myself a that Florida Atlantic had topped the By Anthony Hill opportunity to play in the game," from bigger schools." Gamecock-1 am hosting recruits century mark, and it was the first Sports Editor said Hughley. "I know that it was The Blue-Gray game always has and doing the same things I was time since Jan. 3, 1998, that JSU quite an honor to play and I was the highest ratings of all the All Star doing last year," Hughley added. "I had allowed an opponent (Florida Every Christmas the top college proud to represent Jacksonville games, according to its website. don't think that any of this will hit International - 106) to score 100 football players from non-bowl State University." Players get early exposure to fans, me until I leave." points. The Gamecocks play host to teams gather in Montgomery, Hughley became the fourth pro scouts and avoid the long layoff Troy State tonight. Tip-off is set for Alabama to play the traditional Gamecock to participate in the before competing against bowl par- 8 p.m. at Pete Mathews Coliseum. Kelly Tires Blue-Gray All-Star

Page 15 January 11,200 1 THE CHANTICLEER Lady Gamecocks pick up second conference win By Staff Reports They followed that up with a made Add one more resolution to the list free throw by sophomore Amanda home teams have come up victori- Students need to realize that it's The key to placing high in the sea- Tyus, junior Amanda Gallagher's ous. The home teams are not simply hard for a team to win if there is no son ending standings of the Trans fourth steal of the half and a 3-point winning, but winning convincingly. support there to keep them motivat- America Athletic Conference is to basket by junior Laura Baswell. JSU took a 36-33 lead into the That is something that many of the ed. Imagine going to class every win a few road games along the way. That is not always an easy locker room. students and supporters of the uni- day with no teacher and no students task. With only seven points from versity should take into considera- in the classroom with you. You Especially when a team like JSU's post-players in the first half, have to find a way to score an A on tion this year and possibly add Jacksonville State's women's team Eady kept that spark going in the another resolution to the list. every test without any support or has been on a 19-day Christmas second half. The lead increased for A Sports Editorial Simply support OUR GAME- help. Our team is only as good as break. the Gamecocks after several By Anthony Hill COCKS! I have never been on a the fans allow them to be. As stu- Despite a lack luster start to the turnovers by Mercer and six baskets college campus that had such a lack dents we should all take advantage 2000-2001 season, head coach in a row by Eady. She finished the When we think of sports and sport- of support for the athletic program of the opportunity to cheer for a Dana Austin and company led JSU game with 11 points. ing events, the first thing that comes than JSU. That really makes it hard team that we can call our own. to its second conference win of the "That is what we have been wait- to most of our minds are the fans for players to want to play here and Tonight's double-header at Pete season and its first road victory of ing to see all year from our post and the fan support. The fans play a coaches to remain in such an envi- Mathews Coliseum is a great oppor- all year over Mercer University (3- players," said Austin. "Somebody large part in whether or not a team is ronment. Our head football coach tunity to see how good our squads 9, 0-3), 67-56. needs to step up every game like going to win or lose a contest. That was flirting with the possibility of can be with the support of the stu- "This was the start of our 'second' Tiara did tonight, but I think that is the beauty of home field and going to coach somewhere else next dents and other supporters. The season," said Austin. "It was sort of was the most complete game we home court advantage in sports. year over the holidays. Luckily for games will also be televised, so you scary after such a long break during have played together all year." The crowd plays as the twelfth play- us, that's all that it was-Flirting. get a chance to be on television as Christmas." "We were tired of losing and we The Gamecocks (4-7, 2-1) just raised our level of play," said er in football and the sixth man in It sometimes seems like students well. Tip-off for the Lady enjoyed a couple of leads in the first Eady. "It was time to win." basketball. are jealous or frustrated with the Gamecocks game is set for 5:30 half of play and JSU carried over its The Gamecocks were led by During the Christmas break, I attention that most of the athletes p.m., and the men's game with Troy final lead into the second half and Baswell and Gallagher with 13 get. Some students complain of the State is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. watched countless hours of football never relinquished it. points. Baswell also added six and basketball. I was literally taken lack of wins as being their reason Let's all go out there and show the The Gamecocks, with only a one steals. in many of the games I viewed by for not attending many games. Who Gamecocks that we are behind point lead with 4:07 to go before the The Bears were led by Jo Shaw the craziness and enthusiasm shown do you think the athletes go out them. break, got a spark with a basket by with 17 points. Shaw was the only by the fans of various teams. People there and try to win for? Go Gamecocks! sophomore Tiara Eady. That's Mercer player in double figures. were not just at the games, but they There is another matter that dis- when the Gamecocks came together were a part of the games and played turbs me about fan support or the and started making things happen. a major role in the outcome of many lack of it. The Greek organizations of them will only attend events if they can For instance, the college football win awards for bnnging the most bowl games There were many members We ~houldall want to upsets that took place in the bowl attend sporting events without com- games The better teams may not pensation I don't think that the 402 North Pelham Road • Jacksonville, Alabama 36265 have won every game, and that is issue is totally their fault. 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