Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern
The George-Anne Student Media
4-29-2010
The George-Anne
Georgia Southern University
Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne
Part of the Higher Education Commons
Recommended Citation Georgia Southern University, "The George-Anne" (2010). The George-Anne. 2178. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne/2178
This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. NEWS FEATURES Free Tickets Puppet theatre New band, One pair of Tim McGraw performs today old style tickets will be hidden in an i issue of today's George- "The Emperor Jones" will Reflector editor critiques Anne, given out take place at the Puppet rock band JT and the at George-Anne Theatre Northern Lights and Joe. Page 14 Page 16 Will you find them?
Thursday, April 29,2010 Volume 83 • Issue 6 Serving Georgia Southern and Statesboro since 1927 GEORGE-ANNE Budget cuts must be decided today Davis: Cuts will not be as severe as planned
Charles MINSHEW • editor-in-chief
Today is decision day for the Georgia Legislature. The states budget has to be "The Board has made a finalized by the end of the day, and once that commitment, it believes, happens, there will be a clearer picture of the severity of budget cuts for the University to the students on fixed for System of Georgia. four status and that it should Erroll Davis, chancellor of the USG, made his annual visit to Georgia Southern Monday. honor that commitment." He discussed budget cuts at a press conference and said that the cuts will not be as severe as Erroll Davis originally planned. USG chancellor "We'll have a budget and based on what we have seen now, it will be a compromise around some rather narrow bands with respect to the believes, to the students on fixed for four status university system," Davis said. "It's probably and that it should honor that commitment," around a $20 million band on a $2 billion Davis said. "There has been no discussion with budget. We'll just wait for that process to our board during this legislative session to not finish." honor the commitment of fixed for four." Davis said that a tuition increase is Davis said that tuition prices cannot be set until legislators approve a budget for Governor Katherine Kennedy/STAFF probable, but that revenues from auxiliary affairs, fundraising and other sources will also Sonny Perdue to sign. have to be looked at when meeting the gap "Tuition will not be set until we understand A saucy good time for tickets caused by budget cuts. what resources we need," Davis said. "We Junior Paul Gourdeau paints sophomore Brent Thomas in barbecue sauce, winning concert tickets. Twenty students competed yesterday in a contest to win He said that students who are on the fixed will not know that until after the budget is free tickets for Tim McGraw's concert Friday. Hosted by Eagle Entertainment, for four tuition plan - those who entered in finalized." the first 10 pairs at the Rotunda had to race to cover one partner in as much 2007 and 2008 - should not see an increase in Davis said that the USG has "full barbecue sauce as possible, without help from the one being painted. The contest is based on a line from McGraw's song "Something Like That." tuition. "The Board has made a commitment, it See BUDGET Page 15
Finished? Today Friday News 3 Features i#. Newiroem 478-5246 www.pd8lly.cem Recycle this 791S2 85161 Contents Opinions 4 Classifieds... .20" Buginn§§ 478-5418 PO Box 8001 $ newspaper! Sunny Partly Cloudy Weekend Wrap . 42 Sports 21 ?M 478-7113 Statesboro, GA 30460 21 ADVERTISEMENT The George-Anne Thursday, April 29, 2010
Vi/J ■ \ .« - Get Cash ■^n* for Your^ W>
Used Books (PS
The University Store April 28 - May 7 Mon-Thurs I 8am-7pm Friday I 8am-5pm Thursday, April 29, 2010 www.gadaily.com NEWS 13 POLICE BEAT Kappa Delta hosts STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS Monday, April 26, 2010 The George-Anne is the official student exercise caution when replying to ads- newspaper of Georgia Southern particularly those which require a credit ▲ Officers issued five traffic University, owned and operated by GSU card number, other personal information, citations, assisted four annual blood drive students using facilities provided by the or money in advance of the delivery of motorists, responded to a drug university. The newspaper is the oldest a product or service. Students are also continuously published newspaper in urged to report to the newspaper any complaint at Centennial Place, Event in memory of GSU student Bulloch County and Statesboro, Ga.The suspicious offers which they might see in responded to two alarms and newspaper is a designated public forum an ad. Remember, if an offer seems too investigated one accident. Submitted to The G-A for the Georgia Southern community. good to be true, it probably is. Before you donate Opinions expressed herein are those of the ▲ A University Villas Students, friends and family student writers and editors and DO NOT DISPLAY AD DEADLINE: The deadline resident reported a bottle of • Get a good night's necessarily reflect those of the faculty, for reserving space and submitting prescription pills missing. will gather to share the gift of life sleep staff or administration of GSU, the Student advertising copy is Noon, one week prior in honor of Jessica Lynn Fulmer, Media Advisory Board or the University to the intended publication date. For ▲ Several items were taken • Eat a healthy meal a student of Georgia Southern System of Georgia. The newspaper is more information, rate cards, sample from Kennedy Hall. before donating published twice weekly, on Tuesdays and publications, contact the advertising and a member of Kappa Delta ▲ A set of keys was taken • Drink plenty of non- Thursdays, during most of the academic manager or student media director. year. Any questions regarding content from Kennedy Hall. Sorority, who died in a tragic car caffeinated fluids before accident. should be directed to the student editor PROOFING/ERRORS/OMISSIONS: The A A bicycle was taken from and after your donation by phone at 912.478.5246 or at gaeditor@ newspaper makes every reasonable effort Centennial Place. The Kappa Deltas will host • Eat tron-rich foods georgiasouthern.edu. Readers may access to correct and complete information the second annual Jessica Lynn like red meat, fish and • the newspaper and its archives at www. in advertisements. However the ▲ Taylor Evans Britton, 19, gadaily.com. advertiser is responsible for any errors Centennial Place, was charged Fulmer Angel of Hope Memorial poultry in advertisements and its liability for with possession of marijuana. Blood Drive on Saturday from 11 • Wear clothing with ADVERTISING: The newspaper accepts adjustments is limited to the amount a.m.-6 p.m. at the Kappa Delta sleeves that can be advertising as a community service to help of space the error occupied in the ad. A Dajon D. Gates-Mitchell, 19, defray publication costs. Inquiries should Further, the newspaper is not responsible University Villas, was charged house, 108 Olympic Blvd. raised above the elbow be directed to the ADS or PAGES, P.O. Box for any damages caused due to an ad's with theft of mislaid property, Each donor will receive a free, • Relax! 8001, Georgia Southern Universtiy, or by omission form a particular edition and theft by taking, financial commemorative blood donor • Enjoy refreshments calling 912.478.5418 or 912.478-0566. You its responsibility solely is to reschedule can fax any questions to 912.478.7113 or the ad in the next regular edition at the transaction card fraud, T-shirt, a meal (compliments immediately after e-mail adsWgeorgiasouthern.edu. regular advertising rates. financial transaction card theft of Chik-fil-A at Hwy. 80) and a donating and possession of marijuana. chance to win prizes through the DISTRIBUTION: The newspaper is CIRCULATION INFORMATION: Mail For more information distributed free to the community of GSU. subscriptions are not available at this time. Tuesday, April 27, 2010 day. However, readers may visit our web site for There will be an extra special • www.shepeardblood.org COLOPHONE:The newspaper is printed free access to current and past issues. Visit ▲ Officers issued three traffic something for those who by The Statesboro Herald Publishing Co. in www.gadaily.com to view online issues. citations, issued one traffic Statesboro, Ga. Body copy in The George- The George-Anne is distributed free of come out to the blood drive on warning, assisted three Anne is 10 point Minion Pro on 12 leading. charge on the Georgia Southern campus Donors must be 17 years old Standard headline size is 40 point-News and surrounding areas. motorists, responded to three Saturday: country music star, (or 16 with parental permission) Gothic MT. For more information about alarms and investigated two Tim McGraw, who will be in the newspaper, please call 912.478.7459, NOTICE: Readers may pick up one free accidents. Statesboro for a concert at the and weigh 110 pounds to or e-mail the the director of student media copy, and a second for a roommate [email protected]. or acquaintance, at distribution sites. A A wallet was taken from Paulson Stadium on Friday, April donate blood. Donors must also be feeling healthy and be off Additional copies are 50 cents each Centennial Place. 30, has graciously donated gift SUPPORT: The George-Anne is funded and are available at the Williams Center. A An iPod was taken from the items for the drawings. antibiotics for 72 hours. primarily through revenue from However, unauthorized removal of Recreation Activity Center. advertisements placed in the paper and additional copies from a distribution site receives additional support, in part, from constitutes theft under Georgia law, a A'A bicycle was taken near the Student Activities Budget Committee. misdemeanor offense punishable by a fine Lakeside Cafe. and/or jail time. Editors will seek to have STUDENTS BEWARE: The George- any person(s) who removes more than A Emanuel Prince Brantley, Boy Scouts hold blood drive Anne screens all advertisements prior the authorized number of copies from 18, Sanford Hall, was charged to publication. The magazine strives to distribution sites prosecuted to the full with burglary and theft by Saturday, a blood drive will anniversary of the Boy Scouts of accept ads for legitimate products and extent of the law. receiving stolen property. be at the Kiwanis Fairgrounds America. . services only. Students are urged to from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. for the 100th The public is invited to attend. for you! J McALISTER'S DELI OF STATESBORO 11 00 Brampton Ave., Suite A (912)681-3354 www.mcalistersdeli.com
Expires 5/31/2010. Din only. Not to be combined with EXCLUSIVE CONTENT ON GADAILY.COM What's your view? 4 Editor Blogs and contests Call or e-mail us at: April 29. Archives from past editions (912)GSU-5246 2010 VIEWS Submission instructions for Letters to the Editor! [email protected] Go with all your heart PP^&s^teJ For our last issue of the semester, to go, I will I feel the obligatory column about always think of ,,ANPFYOUG£T 100 BIG TO FAIL, growing up, moving on and enjoying it fondly. WERE GOING TO summer is in order. So my BAIL YOU OUT I think the best way to sum up parting AGAIN,,., the way I feel right now is a quote by words to the SO THERE,' Confucius that was written to me on freshman class a card recently: "Wheresoever you ofGSU-Go go, go with all your heart." to class! Admit Ally Rakoczy is a I believe those words can ring senior marketing your mistakes true no matter your age or situation. major from Decatur. before When I got here, I had my life in Ga. She is a staff someone calls columnist for The a neat little package with all my George-Anne. you out on plans and my goals and my to do them, and lists. Now, I've learned that you learn how to hold your alcohol. If can't confine your plans to a box, you do these three things from the and you can't etch out every detail beginning, you'll be better off. of your life over the course of your Sophomores, you think you have college career. Things happen, majors a handle on this place now, and that's change, friends come and go, and great, but don't forget that you're relationships end, but as I walk off still learning. Now is the time to this campus and across the stage get involved, make your mark, and When I leave, I take GSU with me at Paulson, I'll know that all of the attempt to figure out what the hell These past few months I have I learned in still have a lot ahead of me. If you detours and rewrites of my little life you want to do with your life. ' been writing about the impending the classroom, think of the actual Game of Life, we plan have occurred not only for a Juniors, you think you're graduation. I have interviewed but there were haven't even reached the first life reason, but for a good one. awesome and you're having the time countless seniors about their feelings important tile yet. Even when I leave GSU and I'm going full speed ahead, and of your life, but you're not done yet! and fears but I have yet to express my life lessons head off to the "real world", I can still those that know me can attest to that. Stick it out, prioritize, and enjoy your own thoughts. Sometimes it feels like learned too come back for football games or a But something I have learned to do is time here. only yesterday that I was moving into like "actually homecoming parade. Because I'm slow down. In the midst of senioritis Most of all though, no matter Eagle Village but at the same time, it going to class graduating doesn't mean I will never and graduation fever, sometimes I what your major, class, or year, feels like forever ago. When I walked is important" make more GSU memories. forget what all this has meant to me. remember that there's no point in on to this campus 18 and naive I was and "it is okay Alii Brenner is My parting words are these. a graduating This little town of Statesboro, the doing something if you're only going scared of what college was going to be not to drink journalism major Fellow seniors: Congratulations! You place I wouldn't in a million years to do it halfway, so whatever you like. Now I am 22 and scared of what Thursday from Marietta, Ga. have worked hard, and you deserve have ever thought I'd end up at, has do and wherever you go, go with all life will be like when I leave. through She is an intern for to celebrate. When you walk across . Student Media. grown on me. Even though I'm ready your heart. Since I was five years old, my Saturday." that stage and flip your tassel, know day-to-day life hasn't changed much. Southern you have earned that moment to The same things have been expected has also taught me about having shine. For returning students: Look of me since Kindergarten: get up, go school spirit, about the feeling around. Hug your friends. Cherish GEORGE-ANNE Phone: 912-478-5246 to school, come home, do homework, of accomplishment you get the time you have. Although it's hard then wake up and repeat. Now, I don't after working so hard to achieve to remember between studying for Spring 2010 Editorial Board know what to expect. College has something, and above all, Georgia tests and writing papers, college really KEITH WARBURG executive editor, student media been a safe bubble where I have gotten Southern has taught me about myself. is wonderful, and the time you can [email protected] to experience things I will never get The lessons I've learned here aren't spend with friends is precious. CHARLES MINSHEW editor-in-chief to do again. I will never be able to run the only valuable things I will take My quote from senior year of high [email protected] into my roommate's room if I need to with me from GSU student. I have school holds as true now as it did KATHERINE KENNEDY managing editor borrow a shirt or go to any one of my made friends that will last a lifetime, then. [email protected] friends' houses if I get bored because met the love of my life, and created "It well may be that we never KELSEY DECKER news editor they all live in a five-mile radius. memories that will stay with me meet again in this lifetime so let me [email protected] With this in mind, there are things forever. say before we part: so much of me DANIEL FITZGERALD assignments editor I do appreciate about life here at GSU. Leaving here makes me feel like I is made of what I learned from you. [email protected] I have learned so many lessons here am supposed to be ready to become You'll be with me like a handprint on j at GSU. Sure there were the lessons a "grown-up" but in all actuality, I my heart." - Wicked Thursday, April 29, 2010 www.gadaily.com VIEWS 15 Freedom of speech should always trump controversy On Tuesday, Federal District university cited safety concerns as the and some of him speak. A university should, more different sides, then there's no way Court Judge William Dowries ruled reason. the Statesboro than almost any other institution, to grow. Just because you don't agree that it was a First Amendment Hm, that kind of sounds familiar. community. be a place where the free exchange with something doesn't mean it can't violation for the University of Last March, Ayers was supposed It becomes of ideas, controversial or not, is be said. Wyoming to forbid Bill Ayers, co- to come speak at Georgia Southern, logical to encouraged. Therefore, I am of the opinion founder of Weather Underground, yet according to an articlein the assume, If you don't support/like Bill that Bill Ayers be invited back to a 1960s radical anti-war group, and March 3,2009 edition of The George- then, that Ayers, fine. Don't attend his GSU to speak in a venue that is not current university professor, from Anne, "[t]he event was cancelled last despite said presentation. Even protest it if kept secret from the majority of speaking on campus. month following concerns from the justification, you want, but respect the rights of the school. It is so important that The judge, who served as a university that included the security Kelsey Decker is a it is more others who want to hear him, and students hear from many different Marine in Vietnam, issued his and expense that Ayers' visit would junior journalism likely that the respect his right to speak. The First kinds of people, so there's no reason major from ' verdict - despite his contempt for have entailed." Anchorage, Alaska, controversy Amendment cannot be applied only for the university to deny Ayers the Weather Underground - saying, But Ayers came to GSU in She is the news • created was when it's convenient; it has to be opportunity. "Mr. Ayers is a citizen of the United November, at which time he said, editor for The more of an applied across the board. This court And if there's controversy again, George-Anne. . ., States who wishes to speak, and he "To say that the only reason I wasn't issue than case, one of many, has proven that at least there's precedent favoring the need not offer any more justification invited was because of a safety anything else, and cancelling his visit just because the man is controversial First Amendment, what is supposed than that." He said that a free society concern is nonsense. I'm not afraid. I was the response to succumbing to does not mean that First Amendment to be one of the core values of our must guarantee free speech rights, live openly at my house in Chicago." pressure. rights both to freedom of speech and nation. according to The Huffington Post. So, Ayers did not feel $13,000 That is a blatant violation of not freedom of assembly can be violated. Support can be shown by writing Downes said the reasons the in security was necessary, and the only Ayers' rights, but also a violation If people are forbidden from on the wall of the Facebook group university provided were too vague cancellation came after complaints of the students'rights who were speaking their mind or prevented "Sit-In for Academic Freedom at to deny Ayers the right to speak - the from some of the GSU community deprived of an opportunity to hear from hearing opinions from all Georgia Southern University"
My hope for the future of the Boro, GSU Man on the Street Most farewell columns follow meetings is be important for so many other o a standard procedure of the writer essential to students who responsibly (and I stress The G-A staff takes to the Pedestrium to get the student, faculty and staff's take on things. looking back on his or her time continuing responsibly) consume alcohol while S at Georgia Southern. Usually, good relations. enjoying a night out with friends. What are your plans for summer? the columnist looks back, waxes One hopes, But above all, students have (L nostalgically about freshmen year, however, that to get more involved in GSU for and then wishes everyone at GSU what occurred it to continue to be a place that well for the future. To be honest, I'm in 2007, can rightfully claim to be "large mighty tempted to do that here. which was the scale, small feel." GSU's future lies But there's plenty of time for violation of Robert Greene with students understanding and goodbyes. Right now, I want to look the basic rights II is a graduate interacting with the larger community student in history to the future of this university. To do of students from Augusta, around them. Student participation that, I'll start with a quick reflection to participate Ga. He is a guest in elections, whether it's SGA or city "Going to "Looking "Partying "Working on some of the issues we've faced as citizens in columnist for The council, is deplorable. But I'm not George-Anne. school at a for a and getting at White the affairs of going to waste my time in this column as a college community since my summer a job." Water as a freshman year of 2004. Foremost on Statesboro, is never repeated again. complaining, as I have for several college near my mind is the friction between the The so-called "locals" who live in years, about the lack of energy and my house in job." manager at student body and the City Council, Statesboro year-round have no reason determination most GSU students Macon." Matthew Nick Garcia Six Flags." freshman, which predates 2004 but has been an to fear students. Nor do students have invest into the university once they Samantha Harrison Jharred sports Williams ever-constant presence in Statesboro. any reason to look down upon people arrive in Statesboro. Mayes junior, freshman, management freshman, The recent city council meeting on for whom Statesboro is more than a GSU needs your help, regardless mechanical history engineering business campus is a step in the right direction. temporary home away from home. of whether you're on staff, a faculty It's something students at GSU have The battle over alcohol laws member or a student. But to the demanded for years, and the fact that continues as well. Some students students, remember this: the they've finally done it is a positive continue to lament the lack of alcohol university is the place where, for statement on the part of the city sales on Sunday, and also the lack the vast majority of you, citizenship council. Now is time for the next step, of a night life comparable to other begins. Like never before in your CP^% Weekly Poll which is a non-voting representative college towns. I must admit that the lives, you get a chance to participate from SGA to represents students issue of alcohol sales has not been in the running of a community. Take ly.com at these meetings. Whether they're as important for me as many other advantage of it, because as the recent *?>? atGADail- on campus or downtown, having issues concerning life in a college budget cuts have shown, GSU is in for For next week's poll question, visit GADaily.com. students in attendance at city council town, but I can recognize why they'd an uphill climb. 61 VIEWS The George-Anne Thursday, April 29, 2010 A special thanks will always be an Eagle So. May 8 is literally around hard to make apartment. Ghost hunting with before I graduate the corner, and my life at Georgia it the best on my co-workers. Camping in Southern is coming to a close. campus. I've Moultrie with all of my brothers. So this is my last column, and official" we How do I feel about this? For co-hosted a Smoking cigars and laughing to those out there - you know would be starters, I'm glad that I'll never show on 91.9 about the stupid stuff we've done. who you are - this really is my listed as "it's have to take a general science The Buzz, Getting wasted on Cawana Road. last column ever as a student at complicated." class again, nor will I have to learn making a fool Cruising the Caribbean and Georgia Southern. I would another language to satisfy my of myself and exploring New York with my I would like to end this like to say academic ventures. Also, the fact indulging my closest friends. that statistics and algebra are far Ryan Babula is a school year and my four years at that I love love for '90s senior sociology Having a shoulder to cry on, Student Media on a bright note, GSU and behind me is a vindicating feeling. pop music. major from and having my friends to laugh I've beaten you, numbers and I've written Augusta, Ga. He is with. saying something profound and .perhaps even the George-Anne Matt Mauney is a formulas. Better luck next time. for The In the end, Georgia Southern enlightening. senior journalism more than features editor. Unfortunately I've got nothing. major from Atlanta. the school In light of all my scholastic George-Anne will remain as the place where I I'll leave the inspirational quotes He is the special itself, I love achievements, I can also say that for two years, feeding my love met my second family. I'll always assignments editor leaving Georgia Southern will be for film to the GSU community hold Statesboro close to my heart, to the philosophers and the ones for Student Media. GSU athletics. that are just trying to show off. Some may one of the hardest things I've ever while semi-reporting on other and I'll never forget the people I've Also, I'm going to refrain from argue with this, but I have, do and had to do. People say that high important things. met here. boring you with reflections on my will continue to bleed blue and school is the best four years of Needless to say, these past four As I walk across the stage at time here at GSU and all the great white. No matter where life may one's life. They've obviously never years have been very fruititious Paulson Stadium, I'll look to the moments I've experienced (for take me, I will always consider been to college. for me. crowd of graduating seniors and the record, I've had some great myself an Eagle, continue to follow Here, in the small town of Regardless of all this, though, know that we're all sharing a ones, and if you know me just ask, all aspects of GSU athletics and Statesboro, I've been exposed the one thing I'll take from my collective sense of pride. Leaving because you know I'll tell you). defend the program to anyone who to more experiences and time here are the people I've come this small town, there are many What I will do is take this is ignorant and unknowledgeable opportunities than I could have to know and love. There are some things I'll always be. I'll always opportunity to thank everyone that about its rich past and tradition. ever asked for. I've had a hand things I wouldn't trade for the be Delt. I'll always be a friend. I'll has made these past five years so For the sake of saving both in re-establishing a renowned world. always be a brother. memorable. Again I won't bore you time and space, I will say that that fraternity on Greek Row, working Late night sleepovers in my I'll always be an Eagle. with listing a bunch of names, but this is me burying the hatchet and if you should be thanked you know parting ways from GSU athletics. who you are, and I am eternally Good luck and GO EAGLES! This Super Senior is finally outta here grateful for each individual impact Finally, I would like to thank you all have had on my life. my Student Media family. There Wow, graduation is coming Schwarz and appreciate all that the IT faculty I will, however, individually are just too many of you to name, quicker than I expected. I have been Ryan Hall! has taught me and I hope that I can address three people/groups that but each of you have made a looking forward and fearing this After one make all of them proud with what have shaped my time here at GSU. special and individual impact on day for five years. Yes, this Super- heck of a year I will do. First and foremost, I'd like to my life. Senior is finally out of here! I decided to As my final bow to Georgia thank my former director Kelley Though I am better friends with Looking back on my time at come back for Southern, I was the managing Callaway. She always believed in some of you than others and have Southern, I truly wish I didn't have a second year, editor of the G-A Daily at Student me and often assisted in ensuring seen many seniors come and go, as to leave and "grow-up." Life in the and I realize Media. I have learned many things that I had opportunities to grow a graduating senior myself, I will "real world" is not what I'm looking now why I did. here and have made so many new forward to having to deal with. Nathan Hartseil is and learn as an aspiring sports say that I will take with me and It was to meet a senior information and very interesting friends. The journalist. For that I am truly cherish every moment - the good, With nothing of real importance to the love of my technology major one that sticks out the most to me from Grovetown, grateful and will never forget you. the bad and the ugly - for the rest say, please bear with me as I reflect life -1 love is Ryan Babula. We made a bet this on my wonderful experiences here Ga. He is the Web Next, I want to address GSU of my life. you, Keri - as managing editor. past Super Bowl - he wears my athletics and everyone involved Now I will leave you with one at Southern. well as gain Peyton Manning jersey if the Colts with that department. final thought, one last sentence to I had the privilege to be one of more friends and hopefully impact win or I wear his Tom Brady jersey It can be safe to say that if our forever remember me by - stay the first inhabitants of Eagle Village. others lives in a positive way. if they Saints win - and, well, we all relationship was made "Facebook classy Eagle Nation, and God bless. And for the record, I did survive the After these two intense years of ' know how that ended ... Eagle Village flood. As a matter of being an RA, I had to take time to These are the things that will fact, I survived it twice. I returned focus on'schooling and myself. I am stick with me forever. As for the Letters to the Editor are welcome! my second year as a Resident graduating from Eagle Nation with rest of the Eagle Nation, as you Advisor. I thoroughly enjoyed my a B.S. in information technology, have heard so many times before, Submit letters of 350 words or less experience. I made lifelong friends and now can get rid of the cot for stay strong and cherish your time to [email protected] from the endeavor and had the two all of the extensive programming here at the greatest university in the coolest bosses in the world - Adam and group projects. I very much world!!! Thursday, April 29, 2010 www.gadaily.com NEWS 17 Grab a free comic Call box expansion could lead to increased safety book this Saturday Paige Walters Public Safety Lieutenant Robert guest writer McKinney said, "We have right at 310 active cameras inside and outside of residence halls, With the recent robberies and assaults on elevators, the RAC, the Russell Union, and we Brett EVANS "We should have some people showing campus, students are all probably being a little plan on adding more." guest writer up in costume, there is a possibility of some bit more cautious as they roam the campus- While there are no plans in the works to bands playing, there will be some big sales day or night. add more call boxes that does not mean there Free Comic Book Day is this Saturday, going on and we will be cooking food in One precaution some people may take is will never be any more. Since the budget May 1, and in Statesboro it's happening at return for donations to our 'Comics for trying to find or park near the emergency allows for more of these call boxes and Galactic Comics and Games. Victory' fund." blue-light call boxes located throughout the cameras through student technology fees, Galactic will get the fun started early Brown explained their Comics for campus. they will be added as they are needed. with Movie Madness beginning Friday at Victory program, which involves Galactic The problem is that there are only 29 of Another precaution the Department of 6 p.m. with some comic-based movies and sending comic books over to Fort Stewart's these call boxes throughout the 700-acre Public Safety is taking now- and has for a older serial programs. 2nd Brigade Combat Team, 3rd Infantry campus of Georgia Southern. while- is undercover investigation and work. Free Comic Book Day will officially kick Division. There are certain points on campus where They plant book bags with valuables inside off at midnight on Saturday and people "We send over the latest issues so soldiers one would have to travel more than 100 yards them to catch criminals stealing. can start browsing the selection of comics can keep up with their favorite comics and to reach one of these call boxes if they were They leave notes on bags and valuables available for them to take home. also some older classics for those who don't robbed or injured. that are left alone, telling the owner not to Owner Keith Brown wants to remind read too many." Captain Terry Briley, of the Criminal leave their belongings unattended because people of something important though. Also making appearances during the Investigations Division in the Georgia unattended materials are easily stolen. "You cannot actually receive any free day will be the Georgia Southern Comic Southern Department of Public Safety, gave a These undercover public safety officers comics until 9 a.m," he said. "In order to Discussion Club, and Statesboro's very own run-down of the procedures he and his team are dressed in normal clothing or even remain fair to people who can't get here comic creator, Wayne Bragg. go through on a daily basis. maintenance personnel uniforms. that early, we will begin giving away the free Bragg and fellow Statesboro native, He said-that the 29 call boxes were not They drive everyday vehicles that we comics at nine." Joe Ben Deal, are co-creators of the comic enough for our campus, especially considering would not suspect, but that is the idea. There will be a special selection of over Firehound Alpha, and contestants in Small the addition of students in the fall. "We don't care that people know," Briley thirty different comics for people to choose Press Idol 2010, which is an American Idol Briley explained that there is always said. "In fact, we want them to know." from including issues from publishers such type of contest for comic book creators. room in their budget for expansion and Briley and McKinney' explained that as Dark Horse, DC, and Marvel. You can visit the website at www. improvement of the safety of the students. simple theft was their biggest issue; most There will also be comics for younger smallpressidol.com/2010 to learn more "When we first put the emergency call arrests are DUI and alcohol related. readers as well. information about their comic and the boxes in, they were strategically placed in They advise students to lock all car and "Comics like "Sonic: The Hedgehog" and competition. what were the most populated and traveled residential doors at all times. "Owly and Friends" are good for younger Free Comic Book Day will be ending at 8 areas at the time," he said. Briley said, "Ninety-nine percent of what children. DC Comics also has a DC Kids p.m., when Galactic closes, but Brown said He also said that traffic changes and some we do is preventive and taking preventive issue," Brown said. they will stay open if there are still people areas are now more traveled than they were measures." They strive to inform students Galactic has a full slate of action planned there past eight. before. about safety on campus through Eaglegrams, for Free Comic Book Day. For more information about Free "Other problem areas are the little paths classes, and speaking at SOAR sessions to They hope it will both pique the interest Comic Book Day and Galactic Comics, that people make by not traveling on the incoming freshmen. of casual comic fans and intrigue longtime visit FreeComicBookDay.com and sidewalks. Those are the areas that are heavily Briley said, "We are all about customer fans of the genre. GalacticComicsandGames.com. traveled and hard to monitor," he said. service, and the students are our customers." 81 ADVERTISEMENT The George-Anne Thursday, April 29, 2010
10:00 a.m. Club Mud Exhibition & Sale, Ceramics Studio, 236 Forest Drive 7:00 p.m. Free Mini Golf Night, Hackers Golf Park 7:00 p.m. Ballroom Dance: Samba Time!, College Plaza, Activity Room, Next to 180 Fitness
Friday, April 30th 11:30 a.m. International Conversation Hour, Russell Union, Ballroom 8:00 p.m. Tim McGraw Concert, Paulson Stadium
Saturday, May 1st 1:00 p.m. GSU Softball vs. Elon, Eagle Softball Field 3:00 p.m. GSU Softball vs. Elon, Eagle Softball Field
Sunday, May 2nd 1:00 p.m. GSU Softball vs. Elon, Eagle Softball Field
Monday, May 3rd LAST DAY OF CLASSES
Tuesday, May 4th All Day- FINAL EXAMS
Wednesday, May 5th All Day- FINAL EXAMS
,.,.,.,.,,,.,.,.,.,.,,,.,.,.,,.,.,.,.,.,.,., .,.,,,,,,4^,,,,, . . , Thursday, April 29, 2010 www.gadaily.com NEWS 19 Large brood of ducklings deemed abnorma
"Most springs have brought ducklings, but This is unique because mother ducks typically that's the most baby ducks I've ever seen at once; have only 10 in a brood. the most in the past was 13 from one mother," "This is not normal," said Chandler. "Mallards Leroy said. "The ducks remind people that would typically lay five to 13 eggs, with an average life always renews itself, regardless of the ofaboutnineto 10." circumstances." He said that two things can result in an These spring ducklings have had an impact abnormally large brood. on the people on campus. Many stop to take First, ducks routinely show intraspecific pictures and watch the mother duck with all her brood parasitism, which means that female ducklings. However, the situation still remains mallards will often lay eggs in the nest of another confusing for some. mallard. "There are mallards and Muscovy ducks Therefore, the host can wind up with an around Lakeside, however, they have hybridized abnormally large brood. to the extent that they really don't look like typical Second, two females will sometimes jointly Special photo individuals in the wild," said Ray Chandler, lay eggs in one nest, and they will both care for A mother duck watches out for her ducklings near the lake at Lakeside. a biology professor. "Both these species the young, which is most common in domestic domesticate readily, and they thrive in human- settings or at high density. Morgan CROLLEY Rachel Van Horn Leroy, an English professor, modified environments like our campus. The mother duck has taken on a lot larger guest writer spotted the ducks early last week by the lake. "They feed on aquatic vegetation in the pond, responsibility than most adult ducks typically do. "They were on the far side of the lake under graze grass on the lawns and, of course, accept Chandler said, "It is not uncommon for this An arrival of a mother duck and her ducklings the trees," she said. "I couldn't count the exact handouts from students at Lakeside," he said. sort of thing to happen, however, she will face a at Lakeside marks the beginning of spring at amount because the ducks kept moving around, This particular duck seems to have every big challenge to successfully raise all these young Georgia Southern. but I estimated about 18 tQ 20 ducklings. duckling at the lake following her. to adulthood." CLEVE [IHITE 912.681.4700 you gain knowledge and skills that will help propel you through life. SCHEDULE YOUR APPOINTMENTS AT The National Guard will help pay for an advanced degree and even WWW.CLEVEWHITiNISSAN.COM pay up to $20,000 of.your existing student loans. l« 8AM-6PM & SAT 9ANM2PM For more information visit ISSAN ■ WE SERVICE All MAKES a MODELS www.NATIONALGUARD.com YOU CAN T ■ COMPETITIVE PRICING - LOCATED DIRECTLY ACROSS THE BEAT CLEVEt STREET FROM CAMPOS 0 10% OFF WITH STUDENT ID _ COMPLIMENTARY PICK-OP & ^EAGLEOIL DROP-OFF FROM CAMPOS SPECIAL CHANGE _ FREE CAR WASH WITH EVERY SERVICE - FREE CHECK ENGINE DIAGNOSTIC FREE ALIGNMENT CHECK - TOESDAY LADIES DAY, ADDITIONAL wkm 10% OFF 101 ADVERTISEMENT The George-Anne Thursday, April 29, 2010
O f
Xi* qik
On per A DDCT
[ 1 ANDROID MARKET. Thousands of apps. Ever-expanding. The buffet for the serious .. :■ by Motorola app glutton. ^JjJVsrrrf
Download at will. Use them together. Droid jm\ I runs multiple apps at the same time. The I intersectionof appetite and muscle. j " • j Because when there's no limit to what Droid 1 $299.99 2-yr. price - $100 mail-in gets, there's no limit to what Droid Does. rebate debit card. Add'l phone: $100 2-yr. price - $100 mail-in rebate debit card. Requires new 2-yr. activation on a voice plan with data pak $29.99 or higher per phone.
von on | Google
M MOTOROLA 1.800.2J0IN IN I www.droiddoes.com CDF^CDICD
Activation fee/line: $35 ($25 for secondary Family SharePlan" lines w/2-yr. Agmts). IMPORTANTCONSUMERINFORMATION:Sub!ecttoCustAsmt.( an; rebate form& ere approval Upjto$350 ear l.yterniina.ti on fee&.othercharges. Device capabilities: Add i charge?.&.condit.m: apply Offers.S coveras not available everuwrii Network details^ coverage maps at vzw.corn. Rebate debit card takes up to 6 wksS. expires in 12 months. While suppiie y apply. An .company names trademarks, logos and copyrights not the property of Verizon Wireless are the property of their respe :ve owners. DRV) I asfilrn Ltd. and its related companies. Used under license. Gooele and the Gooqle logo are trademarks of " DUN Thursday, April 29, 2010 www.gadaily.com ADVERTISEMENT 111
We accept the Eagle Express Card! 1100 Brampton Ave.. Suite A * Statesboro. GA 30458 • (912) 681-3354
OFF service with yout FRANKLIN Student ID TOYOTA-SCIONS 500 Commerce Drive 877-464-5284 beside the new Holiday Inn > Oil Change PROTECT > Tire Services > Tune-Up & YOUR VEHICLE! Transmission Service Regular maintenance and upkeep is crucial to > A/C & Radiator Service your car*s optimal performance, best possible > Brake Service gas mileage, and highest resale value. Our service department offers the best in > Engine Repair automotive service for all makes and models > Body Shop Services 81,000 COLLEGE GRAD REBATE
www.FranklinToyota.com Are you a business? 12 Call the newsroom at April 29, 478-5246 and let us know 2010 WEEKEND WRAP what's going on!
Dingus IVIagees Carey Hilliard's 3 Georgia Ave. • 912-681-3202 340 Henry Blvd. • 912-264-2764 Thursday: $1 Bourbon; Joey Hollis Band All This Month: Monday: AYCE Beer & Wings $1 Sweet Tea, 2-5 p.m. Tuesday: $1 Vodka Hamburger steak meal with 2 sides for $4.99 Three Combination Seafood Platter for $12.99 Gnat's Landing 470 S. Main St. • 912-489-8291 Moe's Southwest Grill Every Day: $2 Coors Lite; $2 Michlobe; 608 Brannen St. • 912-264-3463 $6 Pitchers; $6 lunches Happy Hour Every Day 5-7 p.m. Saturday, Monday & Wednesday: $.35 Wings 2 Beers for $2 Tuesday: Trivia Night at 6:30 p.m. Buy one taco, get one free Retrievers All This Month; Build your own rice bowl 1 University Plaza. ♦ 912-681-2444 Millhouse Steakhouse Happy Hour Every Day 5-7 p.m. 1601 Statesboro Place Circle • 912-821-6424 All Drinks are 2 for 1 Happy Hour All Day Every Day Thursday: $1 Rum & Daiquiri's; 17th Floor Thursday: 9 oz. Prime Rib $10.95; Chris Cundari Friday: $1 Daiquiris, $3 shots; Southbound Friday: Brag Hughes Welker Saturday: $1.75 Miller Lite, $1 Daiquiri's Saturday: The DooGood DJ's Monday: $2 for beers, shots, and double Wells Sunday: Brunch until 3 p.m.; Buffet all day Tuesday: $1 Miller Lite & Coors Lite Monday: Thai Spiced Tilapia for $8.95 Wednesday: $1 Single Wells, $2 Double Wells, Tuesday: Filet Mignon Beef Tips for $10.95 $3 Quad Wells Wednesday: 1 1/2 Lb. Snow Crab for $14.95 More "Bood Time" Money Local Business? | Sell me your books, calculators, and clickers for the most cash Want to reach the college students? WE BUYBACK ALL YEAR LONG! 912.225.1400 Advertise with us! Call ADS at 912-478-5418. Thursday, April 29, 2010 www.gadaily.com WEEKEND WRAP113
El Sombreros 406 Fair Rd. • 600 Northside Dr. • 879 Buckhead Dr, FEATURED BAND Drink Specials -- All 3 Locations Thursday: 34 oz. Beer $2 (Domestic Only) Friday: 12 oz. Mojito $2 (Frozen Only) Saturday: 12 oz. Margarita $2 (Lime Only) Monday: 12 oz. Margarita (Lime Only) Tuesday: Imported Beer $2 Wednesday: Domestic Beer $2 Happy Hour from 5-7 p.m. Mellow Mushroom 1098 Bermuda Run • 912-681-4243 • Monday: Free app. with any large pizza • Tuesday: Large salads $5; Chicken Ceasar and Brutus salads $6 •Wed.: Free chips.drink w/ any whole hoagie • Thursday: Large Specialty pizzas $17; Medium Specialty pizzas $13 Tim McGraw The Grill Eagle Entertainment presents Tim 102 Braimen Street McGraw, playing tomorrow night Happy Hour from 5-7 p.m. in Paulson Stadium for GSU's 2010 2 for 1 Drinks Spring Concert. Seating for students $ 1 Drafts; $1.25 Natural Light Tall Boys; $.30 is $28 and $35 for field access. Wings from 5-9 p.m. Buffalo's Southwest Cafe 120 Larder Dr, • 912-681-9464 The Starving College All Day Every Day: AYCE Boneless Wings and $2 Wells Student Needs You! Thrusday: Familiar Faces Friday: Plain Field Project Got a great lunch special? Saturday: Stewart and Winfield Share with the rest of us! "Ifyou are under the age of 21, it is against the law to buy alcoholic beverages." 141 NEWS The George-Anne Thursday, April 29, 2010 GSU puppet masters take the stage tonight Sell Your Books for More
photo Professor Gary Dartt works with one of his students in his puppetry class
Lauren Smathers interested in puppet theatre after he helped guest writer construct the puppets for last year's production. The puppets, which appear to have plain faces, Georgia Southern's Puppet Theatre is are actually full of detail and a range of creative performing "The Emperor Jones" at the Puppet styles. Theatre today at 7:30 p.m. The puppeteer class, "The Emperor Jones" consists of five students taught by Gary Dartt, has worked on this who control the puppets, three speakers and performance the entire semester. five students maice up a maintenance crew. "This Nobel Prize-awarded play, written The students began creating the puppets in the by Eugene O'Neill in 1920, is one of the first campus scene shop and have been rehearsing 'Expressionist' writings," said Dartt, who has in the puppet theatre for the past three weeks. taught puppetry for 40 years. "These students have worked extremely The main character and ex-convict, Brutus" hard all semester to make this puppet Jones, becomes "emperor" of West Indian production a success," said Dartt. "This island. Jones persuades the superstitious classic play takes thoughtful planning and natives that he is a magician, and they crown construction." Sell back $75 or more him emperor. Jennifer Tracey, a theatre major, became H$ abuses and tricks his subjects and boasts curious about puppetry after viewing "Legend of his power, insisting that only a silver bullet of Sleepy Hollow," which was put on by the to receive 10 entries! can kill him. puppeteer class in 2009. " . Jones enriches himself at the townspeople's Tracey said, "It was a new experience to expense, and then plans to escape to France, carve these puppets ourselves; we learned to During our where he has sent a fortune. use various carving tools, which was exciting." The production consists of the encounters Wigley and Tracey are both operating that Jones has with different spirits. This various puppets during the show. Puppet Buyback & Graduation Sale play displays a mixture of realism and theatre is different from theatre; the actors expressionism. Jones' journey takes him express their characters through puppets, through his past, including racial issues that while behind either a curtain or backdrop. Apr 26-May 8 took place during the play's time period. "Putting together a puppet production is The students in the 14-member puppeteer a learning experience in different aspects," class carved and painted all the puppets for said Wigley. "It is a great thing to add to your the production themselves. The puppets are resume because it is not something that most controlled by six different strings and rods. people do." This is many of the students' first puppet "The Emperor Jones" is free to the entire 1550 Chandler Road, Suite D production. community. There is limited seating, so to Theatre major Kenneth Wigley became make reservations, call 912-47&-5379. (912) 681-2665 • www.graysbooks.com =ma --■•■■■ --■ ■•■-
Thursday, April 29, 2010 www.gadaily.com NEWS 115
"We use that as a starting point to try to find BUDGET what we need to help us move forward." I i from page 1 He added that there would be no official Habitat for Humanity to Begin outlook on the effects of the cuts until the th expectations that HOPE costs will exceed Board of Regents gives GSU an amount to be ! Construction of its 40 Home! ! HOPE revenues this year.'^If that happens, the trimmed from the budget. i i law that allows for HOPE scholarship funding "Once we know what the budget is and the Habitat for Humanity is contains "triggers" to stabilize funding. severity of those cuts, we'll be able to back off beginning construction th The first trigger, which would activate from that point," Keel said, adding that the . on its 40 home this during the first year of a decrease in funding, is state budget will be known by the end of the spring, and we'd like you a 50 percent cut to the book loan for students day and that the Board of Regents will pass the to be a part of it! not eligible for a Pell Grant. If the decreases distribution of cuts to campuses by May 11. House No. 40 will be built in occur for four years, according to Davis, the Keel said that since the announcement of memory of Dr. Ori James awards are "sized to the expected revenues." additional cuts to the USG on Feb. 26, GSU and in honor of Mr. Allen Webb, two men that have Davis said that there are reserves in place has been planning for the worst-case scenario. given countless hours to Allen Webb has worked to build 37 ol for HOPE and that "it is not going to go broke "I think it points out some areas that we Habitat for Humanity's 39 homes. As a Dr. Ori James was 3 decorated this community's young skilled carpenter. Mr. Webb taught anytime soon." need to focus on to try to help us become more Korean War Veteran, an educator, and people and to Habitat for high school carpentry and industrial beloved member of the Habitat for aits afrer working for years in the Humanity of Bulloch furniture manufacturing industry. In He said that he is hopeful that some fixes efficient in terms of 'can we make cuts," Keel Humanity Restore family. He retired 1993, his willingness to serve others from GSU after 21 years, 12 of which County. We hope you will will be made to the scholarship program after said. "Even in a good budget time, we ought to was recognized with a Dean Day Smith the election. always be reviewing the programs that we give were spent as a dean of the College of help to build a lasting award. Mr. Webb offers more than Business. Ori was a regular volunteer tribute to Ori and Allen by sound carpentry advice to those who Davis also said that the state legislature is to see if they're still meeting the need for the at the Restore for the last decade, and work alongside with him; he offers an will be sorely missed by his fellow donating funds for the example of what we are truly capable looking to form a needs-based scholarship; he students we have today and what we project to volunteers. construction of this home. of when wa work to help others. feels Georgia needs to help those students who be down the road." If you would like to be a part cannot afford to continue their education. Davis said that he feels the economy will of this the tribute to Ori . Send Donations to: James and Allen Webb, Habitat for Humanity GSU President Brooks Keel said that his turn around soon enough. please send your donation to of Bulloch County cabinet is already preparing for the cuts. "If you look at all of the leading indicators, the address below. We also PO Box 1253 ask that if you have a special Statesboro, Ga. 30459 "The vice presidents are beginning to plan they are all positive or neutral," Davis said. "It story about Ori or Allen you what their budget might look like in the event , suggests that if not in an upturn, we are at least would like to share with us, (Call 912-489-2076 for more please include it with your inform»tinn> of no budget decreases whatsoever," Keel said. the bottom of this economic trough." donation.
CHEVROLET - CADILLAC PONTIAC - BUICK - GMC Our experienced Body Shop can fix all of the 912.764.6911 "Dents & Dings" that your vehicle may have! Pregnancy Center We service all makes and models and accept all insurance claims, and will give you FREE ESTIMATE on your body & paint repair
GSU STUDENTS - Show your ID and recieve 10% OFF any purchase in Parts and Service Pregnant? Free and Confidential Testing and Counseling. Off Campus Location. Hot Line: 9AM-9PM 912.764.4303 Appointments Only.
Check out our website 106-B Oak Street, Statesboro, Georgia • www.choicesoftheheart.org • 912.764.4303 www.franklinchevrolet.coi EXCLUSIVECONTENTONGADAILY.COM Features Editor 16 Take a look at gadaily.com for information on Ryan Babula April 29, - upcoming events (912)GSU-5246 2010 FEATURES -movie reviews [email protected] 'Pardon Me' shines as major debut album Philip CLEMENTS reflector editor-in-chief "Can you hear me? Can you feel me coming through your stereo?" asks Jonathan Tyler with an energetic and whiskey-tinged voice. Rock and roll guided The bass thumps your chest, the drums move your feet and the guitars make you lose control. Have no doubt, Jonathan Tyler by 'Northern and the Northern Lights aren't just here to play around; they are 'Pardon album cover Reflector editor-in-chief Philip Clements here to turn you on. takes a look at rock and roll's next biggest thing "Pardon Me" is just under 45 minutes of the perfect amount of rock and the perfect amount of roll. You never get worn out and you never You might not have heard of "I'm a big fan of live recordings Even though they identify get tired. them yet, but consider yourself from the past. Some of my favorite with the classics more than their It starts with the title track, a rambunctious anthem that announces warned: Jonathan Tyler and the recordings of all time have been contemporaries, JT and the that they are here to jump start the rock and roll economy with a good Northern Lights are the next torch live recordings. I think that there's Northern Lights don't make music dose of raw energy. bearers of rock and roll. something special about live that fits easily in any era. They keep you going with "Young and Free," an ode to the power of Hailing from Dallas, Texas, JT recordings [...] so it's a way of giving They have guitar riffs that double youth that manages to meld the catchiness of The Rolling Stones with and the Northern Lights is a young back to the fans and a way of saying as a time machine to 1976 as well as the attitude of The Sex Pistols. "Young Love" lets Tylers soft side show band with an old soul. Formed in "thank you for coming out to the tight grooves that are destined to be long enough for the girls to fall in love with him. 2007, they have already shared the shows," said Tyler. sampled by a hip-hop act. There's "Gypsy Woman" and "She Wears a Smile" are the oldest songs on stage with legends like ZZ Top, After all, JT and the Northern something familiar and classic about the album and were previously recorded for their previous album, "Hot Lynyrd Skynyrd and AC/DC. Lights is a road band. They have their music but it's not stale, it's fresh Trottin?' "It's very special for us, as music been on tour almost nonstop for the and exciting. "I thought they were good songs, but I didn't think they sounded as fans, to be a part of something that past couple years and only took a "Pardon Me," their major-label good as they could on 'Hot Trottin" We didn't have near the budget or they're doing. Just to be able to three-week break long — enough to debut, hit the shelves earlier this the time or the expertise to make them sound as big as we did on this say that we've been on tour with record the album. They will open for week. Recorded in Nashville and album," said Tyler. them and associated with them," ZZ Top for two shows in Georgia, in produced by Jay Joyce — who has "Devil's Basement" is a dirty blues song that sounds exactly like you'd said Jonathan Tyler, the soon-to- Columbus on May 5 and Atlanta on worked with Cage The Elephant expect. "Paint Me a Picture" is a soulful ballad that will have you floating be-iconic front man with a honey- May 8. and The Whigs — "Pardon Me" is in the clouds for a few minutes. "Bright Energy" is the song that Maroon whiskey voice. Then, in June, they will take the a powerhouse record that is sure to 5 wishes they could write. For a band so devoted to the old stage alongside headliners Stevie make itself known. Then, out of nowhere is "Ladybird," an airy acapella number that school of music, they have embraced Wonder, Dave Matthews Band, It is full of smart, catchy songs allows Tyler to serenade his muse and flex his vocal muscles. "There was technology better than a lot of Jay Z, and Kings of Leon at the that are either full-bodied rock and no real ultimate goal behind besides making it sound ethereal and out their peers. Their website, aside Bonnaroo music and arts festival in roll or beautiful ballads. Their style there," said Tyler. "It breaks the album up a bit." from being easy to navigate and Manchester, Tennessee. pays respect to the roots of rock — But the break doesn't last long and your heartbeat skyrockets again looking sharp, boasts a great deal of "Bonnaroo is one of the best blues and soul — yet each song has thanks to the high octane party song "Hot Sake." The album closes with multimedia. festivals that you could attend, and a perfectly sing-along-able chorus. "Where the Wind Blows," a rootsy jam tune that exposes their country You can watch music videos and to be able to perform on a stage It is 45 minutes of sheer joy and blues'influence without losing the rock swagger. live performances, stream all the [there] is really exciting for us," said wrapped in faded leather and ripped Good rock, if it's loud enough, won't let you think about anything songs from "Pardon Me," and even Tyler. "It gives us the opportunity denim. other than how good it makes you feel. Like JT says in the title track, download the audio to entire live to play in front of a lot of different So, if you didn't know, now you "a good sound can open your soul, might make you feel a bit stoned." shows for free. music fans." know. Consider me stoned. Thursday, April 29, 2010 www.gadaily.com FEATURES|17 The Buzz List Your Off Campus Bookstore News from outside the Boro
A Sandra Bullock divorces Jesse James just after the TEXTBOOK BROKERS adoption of her new son. The Beats All Local Textbook Pricing adoption was to be announced after the Oscars, but was postponed when more secrets were revealed that ended the five-year marriage. That's okay, Sandra, the new guy in your life is much more attractive (Love, Mallory). THIS IS WHAT WE DO A Bill Condon will direct the final film of the Twilight Saga, Breaking Dawn. It'll either be We Beat All Local Pricing on Textbooks ! very sexually enlightening or We Will Deliver Your Textbooks To You ! will have Bella and Edward no more waiting in long lines for books break into song and dance. We Have a 48 Hour, Lowest Price Guarantee ! A Ricky Gervais is invited local competitors back to host the Golden We Honor Your Financial Aid and Hope Scholarships! Globes again next year. Can't say I expected this, but it gives We Buy Textbooks, Calculators, and Clickers Back All Year Long ! me a reason to watch it again. Check us out online or call for any questions. We will never be undersold by our local competitors! A The Jonas Brothers just released the dates of their new expansive world tour, • we Are TEXTBOOK BROKERS promising that it will be "unlike anything they've ever done." Does that mean they'll sing 912-225-1400 real music that's not mass- www.textbookbrokers.com produced Disney garbage and 1598 Chandler RD, Statesboro, GA 30458 apologize for the destruction -HMK'OJ of a generation? Thank you & Nick, Joe and Kevin! TEXTBOOK BROKERS © A Justin Bieber is urging ceorgu Southern his fans to "calm down" after Urwersity \ \ «***■* H an incident in New Zealand "S involving unruly fans. I'm ft o- t / 7<***' urging him to quit while he's © ahead. __^ This is you standing on the corner •"•"*"'**- of Chandler & Georgia Ave. Information compiled from ' TheHollywoodReporter.com, We are just to your left Variety.com and Biliboard.com with the BLUE NEON SIGN! Sarcasm provided by The George-Anne 181 FEATURES The George-Anne Thursday, April 29, 2010 Georgie ABEL MISCELLANY What We Grew We wanted to grow something beautiful in the backyard that spring Roses were too perfect, something sweet and red like roses, Christina RILEY but nourishing and dense miscellany editor in chief She one of her favorite authors is Bob Dylan. "I really like his work because it's refreshing and natural. It's raw, unpolished poetry." Tomatoes were what we decided on, because Georgie Abel is a graduating senior Abel has thoroughly enjoyed her college like us, tomatoes are full of blood. majoring in creative writing with a minor in • experience but is looking forward to the future. psychology. She plans to write a book of poetry, writing a That was all we knew about ourselves Being an out-of-state student from "poem a day." and growing anything, so we questioned California, attending school at Georgia While she doesn't have a theme for the book the older neighbor couple on cultivation. Southern has been somewhat of a challenge. yet, she tends to write about the "human body Impossible,was their answer because the soil "Not being able to go home on the and brain," incorporating different concepts is-nothing but clay weekends and visit friends and family" is one she's learned from her psychology minor. and the climate is all wrong ofjhe major downsides for her. However, Abel In addition to writing, she also plans to and it's not like it's tomato season has found a "family" here within the creative continue teaching yoga and find a way to mesh writing department. yoga and writing together. In reflecting over anyway. "I'm always blown away by the quality of her matriculation at GSU, Abel realizes that work we produce, every class, every workshop. "attending school so far from home has been That was all we knew about the older They inspire me to be a better writer." worth it and I wouldn't trade it for anything." neighbor couple, and how they had those fold-out tables leaning against matching La-z-Boy chairs so they could eat their NEWS meals in front of Survivor. SPORTS FEATURES To never be like them, is what we decided on. OPINIONS POLICE BEAT Our tomatoes MULTIMEDIA are heavy with juice that bleeds CLASSIFIEDS when we slice them open making a pool sometimes BLoas sitting with seeds. GRAD ADS We eat our tomatoes like apples PHOTOS and think how the fruit ARCHIVES is a protecting ovary that bends the vine toward passing REFLECTOR creatures with promises of MISCELLANY soothed hunger pains. TRUE BLUE So savory we can cut them NEIGHBORHOOD like pieces of meat alone on a plate and call OUR HOUSE it a side dish. Our table is too big for two; we sit on opposite ends and study how the other cuts, examines, consumes GADAILY.COM what we've grown with earth and water. Thursday, April 29, 2010 www.gadaily.com SPORTS|19
Parking Georgia Southern will be offering paid event parking at Paulson Tim McGraw Stadium and the Recreation Activity Center beginning at 4 p.m. ▲ $20 • Cars ▲ $50 • RVs (STADIUM ONLY) Survival Guide A $100 - Buses (STADIUM ONLY) The big concert is Friday night! Are you ready? Here are some *Cash only. No overnight parking. No re-entry allowed. No drop-offs will be permitted in paid parking lots. things you may need to know in the last days before Tim McGraw takes the stage at Paulson Stadium. If you don't find an answer here Additional parking will also be available on campus free-of-charge visitgeorgiasouthern.edu/timmcgraw. including Nessmith-Lane on Plant Drive or Lot 33 on Forest Drive.
Ticket Information Tailgatmg Guidelines No one is allowed to reserve legal, paved parking spaces On Friday, tickets will be on sale University in university parking lots. Reserving tailgating spots in Store until 5 p.m. The box office at grass areas using stakes, ropes, ribbons, tape, chairs, Paulson Stadium will open tables, tents, vehicles or other items is not allowed. at 6 p.m. Items found before then are subject to removal without ▲ STUDENTS: $28 for stand tickets; $35 notice or reimbursement. for field tickets. It is unlawful to use any university utilities. ▲ FACULTY/STAFF: $38 for stand tickets; Grills are not allowed within 50 feet of campus buildings $45 for field tickets. or in designated no-grill areas. ▲ TIKI MCGRAW FAN CLUB: $50 for « All fires must be contained within grills or other stand tickets; $55 for field tickets. containers designed specifically for that purpose. Extinguish charcoal fires with water before leaving them ▲ GENERAL ADMISSION: $50 for stand unattended. Place extinguished charcoal in designated tickets; $55 for field tickets. containers or remove it from campus for disposal. Do ▲ MILITARY/NON-GEORGIA SOUTHERN not dump charcoal on the ground or in Dumpsters. UNIVERSITY STUDENT: $38 for stand and $45 for field tickets.Required to present current military/school Remember identification with their ticket at the gate. No cameras, video or digital recorders are allowed.
PRP88 Puriiuu ^►Columbia PLAJNT ANDERSON'S .- camarrr GENERAL STORE COSTA OSL MAi9 23736 Highway 80 East Statesboro, GA 912-489-3443 STATESBORO'S LARGEST SELECTION Just past Lowes on the left OF COSTA DEL MAR GOING OUT TONIGHT? SUNGLASSES Get all your pet supplies here as well, we have toys, their DRESS UP THAT OUTFIT WITH favorite brand of food and we'll even make a name tag for their collar A NEW PAIR OF ARIAT COWBOY OR Going fishing? We have all you need to make your next fishing trip a COWGIRL BOOTS successful one J^>mvmmi*^Kir' "»■>■■*«,■<
Got something to sell? TIMEWASTERS Visit Gadaily.com to post a 20 classified ad. It's free for April 29, CLASSIFIEDS & COMICS students and faculty! 2010 No Experience Necessary. Training Provided. Age Announcements 18+ OK Call 1-800-965-6520 ext 296 100-199 Housing & Real Estate Crossword ACROSS 1 2 3 4 7 8 11 12 13 400 - 499 1 Hayworth film S 8 8 " 140 Other Announcements 6 Barely 14 10 GoreVidal's " " Breckinridge 17 ,. Interested in playing some full contact football? If , 440 Real Estate for Sale 14 Smells you wanna suit up, I'm trying to start a league or 15 Flaming Gorge 20 1 22 23 1 a team in Statesboro for those bailers who aren't " " locale 25 26 1 ■ 28 29 . on the team but wanna play. Call 770-861-2471 HOUSE FOR SALE: $219,900 16 Mr. Knievel Available immediately upon sale. 3br/3 bath; 17 Stories 30 31 ■32 Buy or Sell kitchen & breakfast nook; vaulted room, dining rm, 18 "American 200 - 299 study, utility room, bonus room, two-car garage; Gigolo" star 33 34 35 cutsom curtains and tile, trey ceilings, Corian coun- 19 Home of music 36 ■ 37 ■38 39 40 41 ters; 2-level deck w/ grapes; beautiful landsacping, 20 Invented facts auto, watering; .55 A lot borders on open space/golf 22 Likewise ■ 42 44 course. Approx. 12 minutes from GSU. 912-839- 24 Mister turkey - 210 Autos for Sale 25 City near Bath 47 ■48 49 4638 or [email protected]. 45 46 28 Hamlet's friend 50 52^ JEEP GRAND CHEROKEE IN GREAT CONDI- 470 Student Housing 30 Full-grown 31 Internet travelers TION, 150,000 MILES... HAS HAD REGULAR 53 ■55 56 33 "Prince _" OIL CHANGES AND SERVICES. STEEL BLUE The Landings: 4 Bedroom/4 Bathroom house 34 Org. of Lions 57 ■58 _ 59 ■60 62 63 IN COLOR WITH BLACK LEATHER INTERIOR. ., with full kitchen, Washer/Dryer. Very Clean. and Bears CALL FOR MORE DETAILS, ASKING 6300 OBO $1260 per month. Call Steve at 35 Congeal THANKS! 706-614-0917. 64 65 66 404 617 9183 or [email protected]. 36 Pass 37 Clothed 67 68 69 260 Miscellaneous for Sale Quiet, affordable 1 +2 BR apts, du[plexes, houses, 39 Jazz style etc. NO PETS. Flexible leases. $285-$485/month. 42 Baseball bat © 2009 Tribune Media Services, Inc. Call Parker Realty at 912-764-5623. 2/19/09 2 Large Bean Bags For Sale! 8 feet in diameter. wood All rights reserved. 1 1 Excellent Condition. $250 each, price negotiable. Looking for a 3 bed with spare room or 4 bedroom 43 Trawling device Call Shanna @ 404-406-5093 house. Pet friendly, fenced yrd, close to campus.. 44 Tuscany river 45 Woody of 6 Small pitcher 900-1000mth. Call 7066140917 if you have some- Solutions I am selling a 38" Mitsubishi TV. cartoons 7 Shoshones thing! Thanks! Its a great TV that still is in great shape, but it is to 49 Famous Bell? 8 Bernhardt and A a N V S 3 N A s 3 a A H 50 Well-read Siddons 1 i V W 3 3 1 b i b 1 big for my room. Let me know if you are interested 480 Sub Leases 3 d so I can send you photos. Call 404-386-9137. 51 Whitewater 9 Agatha Christie S V IAI V 1 a V 3 9 v a 3 1 negotiator play |3 0 n d|l 1 n 3|i b V I am selling a 38" Mitsubishi TV. In need of a sublease at the Avenue At Southern for 53 Impressive skill 10 Singer Torme b 3 V A V •A 3 i 1 a n b 3 Its a great TV that still is in great shape, but it is to » term b. I am asking $150 for June and $350 for July. 54 Remove flawed 11 Actress big for my room. Let me know if you are interested O 0 V 1 b 3 y\ 0 3 d a 0 O AA It is a 4 bed 2 bath. You may have 1 roommate, but ones Mimieux so I can send you photos. Call 404-386-9137. O N a V 1 3 N H S V will be in and out and is quiet. Call 478-231-5160. 56 Brownish purple 12 Contemporary of 57 Mother of Castor Degas d O g|n 3 b i 1 1 vld V 9 SHARP 27" TV FOR SALE! IN GOOD CONDI- and Pollux 1.3 Cottonwoods |l 3 s|i 3 N b 0 9 1 TION WITH WORKING REMOTE!! ASKING $75 Miscellaneous 59 Draw a on 21 Into a state of s u 3 3 a n S a 3 AA 3 d 1 b IN CASH...NEEDS TO BE GONE BY MAY 6TH. ruin 900 - 999 61 Actor Fernando O 1 i V a 0 H 1 O 1 s i b 9 CONTACT MEGAN BUTLER AT (404)-353-2165 64 Take a fall 23 Behaved IAI O i IAI V a 3 i i FOR MORE INFORMATION!!! 65 One of HOMES humanly? I 3 s 66 PC to PC note 25 Ship's jail ■ V N 3 i ^ b 3 9 S 3 i V I 290 Wanted 3 A V i S b 0 a O 910 Pets & Pet Supplies 67 London park 26 Latvian capital "1 3 H n 68 "Auld Lang " 27 Louie in a car V b A IAI 1 s n r V a i i 9 I NEED AN EXTRA LARGE DOG CRATE, PREF- 69 Annie's dog 29 Ship's rear 32 Flash on and ERABLY THE WIRE KENNEL KIND WITH A Free Kitten to good home. Has recieved first shots. TRAY. LOOKING TO SPEND NO MORE THAN 50 If interested call Shanna at (404) 406-5093. DOWN off 42 Annex 52 Holiday 1 Obtained 37 Meat jelly NEED IT ASAP. CALL IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING 44 Chilean desert seasons Boykin Spaniel FEMALE puppy 4 sale, asking $400 2 Director Lupino 38 Stink 45 Riches 55 Recumbent YOU THINK MAY WORK. DOG WEIGHS 75 LBS. but will consider any offer because I am moving 3 Candy on a stick 39 Conductor's 46 Solar-system 58 Gibbon, e.g. THANKS! 706-614-0917. and can't take her with me. She needs a LOVING 4 Author of "Sister assistant mobile 60 Actress Ruby home SOON!! Call 240-434-1333 if you would like Carrie" 40 A single time 47 Surpassed 62 Subsidy Employment & Job Services to meet her! 5 Plus feature 41 In need 48 Soup stalk 63 Lacking candor 300 - 399
350 Jobs/Full Time
IBARTENDERS WANTED! $250 a Day Potential. EXCLUSIVE CONTENT ON GADAILY.COM Sports Editor 21 Blogs-Thoughts and opinions on sport related news, games and issues Thorn Cunningham April 29', Game Tracker - See play by play accounts of games via twitter @gsusports (912}GSU~5246 2010 SPORTS Game Story - Breaking interviews with piayers and coaches after the game [email protected] Quick Hits GSU Summer Sports Camps ▲ GSU baseball defeated E.£'(,8P Kennesaw State on Tuesday, (M) Basketball April 27,16-2. W) Basketball Day Camps Hi* (> J A-June 14-17, 21-24 m P a>. Team Camp ▲ GSU baseball will not return Team Camp fe» A June 7-10 home until they host a three- ▲ Junell-13 * ;.!■■"•- .. Individual Camp . . ?■■■■■ S *U-M game series against Alcorn. ■ ■■ ■ ■■ . ::: .. A June 24-26 Skills Camp i3as*s'^^BBSMH If" m State on Sunday, May 8. ▲ June 5. August 7 Mm i M Day Camp Sl\|■■^Jfe^f m ■* A July 1-4 A GSU softball will host a three-game series against 1 1»# %*? % !># €211 i Elon beginning with a Volleyball doubleheader on Saturday, Little Eagle Camp May 1. The first game is Individual Camp A June 25th A July 1.5-17 scheduled for 1 p.m. Line Camp Team Training A June 21-23 A July 17-18 ▲ GSU athletics announced it Skills Camp Team Camp is seeking nominations from A June 28-30 A July 18-20 alumni and donors for the GSU Athletics Hall of Fame class of (M) Soccer 2010. The nominations wili Softba include six former student- June Camp A June 15-18 athletes and one additional Elite: $525 Regular: $425 Softball Camp seiection with the ceremony Commuter: $375 A Check in: Monday, June 14 scheduled for Friday, Oct. 29. 8 a.m. Day Camp A Overnight Campers: $385 A June 12-16 A Day Campers:.$310 ▲ GSU athletics has Regular: $210 announced that registration A Monday-Wednesday: 9 a.m. Team/Individual Camp 4 p.m. for the 2010 Legends of GSU A June 15-18 A Thursday: 9 a.m.-12 p.m. Golf Classic is at 7:30 a.m. on Elite: $525 Regular: $425- A Ages: 8 to HS Seniors Friday, May 1.4. Commuter: $375 221 SPORTS The George-Anne Thursday, April 29, 2010 Eagles rout Kennesaw State, 16-2
Brandon RICHARDSON In the first inning, Myers gave up one hit Center fielder Shawn Payne also walked guest writer and one run before striking out a batter to in the inning. After two straight stolen bases, retire the side. Roache advanced to third, where he would With light sprinkles and black clouds Myers' counterpart, Owls' freshman remain, sending the Eagles into the 2nd in the sky, it looked as if the game would be pitcher Kelly Holt, looked liked the pitcher inning up 5-1. rained out before it started, and the Owls who was making his first start. "It was big, getting him some runs to probably wish it would have. "I'm awfully proud of him [Myers]," said work with early," said Hennon. "It allowed This game turned out not to be anywhere Coach Rodney Hennon. "He works hard him to get out there and pitch the way he was near as close as their first meeting of the everyday. He did what we needed him to do." supposed to pitch." season, where the Eagles won 8-7. The Eagles went through their entire The Owls had a runner on third with only The Eagles ended their two-game losing lineup in the bottom of the 1st. one out after Myers picked up his second streak, beating the Kennesaw State Owls 16-2 Left fielder Arthur Owens was walked strikeout of the day. Tuesday night. and advanced to third on a single by the next First baseman Kyle Blackburn caught a "[The team is] feeling big after the win. We batter, Bowles. line drive down the first base line and quickly had a tough series against [Western Carolina]," Shortstop Eric Phillips was hit by a pitch, threw the ball to third before the runner could said second baseman Kevin Bowles. "It's good loading the bases for the Eagles with one out. tag up, ending the inning. to come back out here and play good Eagle Third baseman A.J. Wirnsberger was A lead-off double by Bowles and the - baseball." walked to tie the game at one. walking of Blackburn ended the day for Holt. Freshman pitcher Chris Myers got the first Right fielder Victor Roache approached Pitcher Jeff Brown was called to the mound start of his collegiate career in the ninth match the plate with bases loaded for the second for the Owls to settle down the Eagle batters. up between these two teams. straight game. The Eagles recorded three-straight fly balls The game would also become the first win Roache provided the same result again: a to end the inning. Rob Eakins/STAFF grand slam hit over the center-field fence. The Eagles played the Owls for the second of his career. See BALL Page 23 time this season."Last time, GSU won 8-7, INTRAMURALS
Intramural Basketball: Entries due May 20 Summer Hours'- (May 18-July24) Play begins May 25 M-Th. 6am- 10pm Fri. 6am - 9pm Sat. 1 lam-7pm Intramural Softball: Sun. 1 lam- 10pm Summer Brwk Hours'- Entries due May 20 (May 10-17) & (July 26- Aug 13) Play begins May 25 M-Fri. 6am - 7pm Sat-Sun. 1 lam -7pm
CAMPUSCRI RECREATION & INTRAMURALS www.geofglasouttTern.eckj/services/cti Thursday, April 29, 2010 www.gadaily.com SPORTS|23 GSU Sports Schedule
Friday, April 23 A BASEBALL A BASEBALL @ Furman -12 p.m. vs. Western Carolina - W (11- @ Furman - 4:30 p.m. 4) Sunday, May 2 Saturday, April 24 A SOFTBALL ▲ TRACK & FIELD vs. Elon -1 p.m. @ SoCon Tournament - placed (Senior Day) Rob Eakins/STAFF DX.il5th A BASEBALL The Georgia Southern Eagles will travel to Furman for their next series before returning A BASEBALL @ Furman -1 p.m. home May 8 for a three-game series against Alcorn State. vs. Western Carolina - L (3-11) L A SOFTBALL Saturday, May 8 The score became 12-2 in the bottom of the vs. College of Charleston - 5th after Payne drove in Wirnsberger, who led off the inning with a double. W(3-l) A SOFTBALL @ Furman -1 p.m. BALL The third pitcher of the day, Colin Snow, vs. College of Charleston - from page 22 came in for the Eagles in the top of the 6th L(4-7) ' @ Furman - 3 p.m. along with new second baseman Jake Ware. A TRACK & FIELD In the bottom of the 3rd, after the fourth Snow retired the three straight batters. straight Eagle batter was retired, four straight ■ The Owls also brought in a new pitcher, Sunday, April 25 @ Orange and Purple Classic - All Day Eagle batters successfully reached base on three Jordan Dean. Opposite Snow, he gave up three A BASEBALL straight hits and an error. Owens received his straight hits. Ware singled off Dean to begin first RBI of the day, driving in Payne. Catcher the inning and moved to third on a double vs. Western Carolina - L (11- Sunday, May 9 Randy Williams scored on the error. An RBI by Blackburn. With runners on second and 14) single by Phillips scored the final run of the third, Phillips hit a three-run homer off the A SOFTBALL A BASEBALL inning, with the Eagles up 8-1. scoreboard making it 15-2. With the game in control, the Eagles started vs. College of Charleston - W vs. Alcorn State -1:30 p.m. Pitcher Michael Hester replaced Myers on vs. Alcorn State - 4:30 p.m. the mound in the top of the 4th. He gave up to bring in the subs, subbing in Vince Smith (10-9) one hit and no runs in the inning. The Eagles and Al Williams. The Owl's pitchers continued provided Hester with more run support in the to provide the Eagles with free bases on the Tuesday, April 27 Monday, May 10 bottom of the inning. day. They finished the game with ten walks and A BASEBALL With one out, Williams doubled into the hit two batters with pitches. A BASEBALL left field corner, scoring Roache and Payne to "We needed this one tonight," said Hennon. vs. Alcorn State - 6 p.m. vs. Kennesaw State - W (16-2) give the Eagles a 10-1 lead. A two-out single "We got to play every position player available by Bowles increased the lead to 10. The Eagles and to run some guys back out there on the Tuesday, May 11 ended the inning with two runners on base. mound who-had been fighting it a little bit Saturday, May 1 The Eagles batted efficiently, going around lately. It was good to see those guys go out A BASEBALL A SOFTBALL and around their rotation on the day. The first there pitch well and get some confidence back." vs. Charleston Southern - three batters — Owens, Bowles and Blackburn The Eagles begin a three-game series vs. Elon -1 p.m. 6 p.m. — had four at-bats in the first four innings. against SoCon foe Furman this weekend vs. Elon - 3 p.m. Through four innings, the Eagles scored 11 before returning home for a three-game series runs on 10 hits. against Alcorn State. 241 ADVERTISEMENT The George-Anne Thursday, April 29, 2010 Operation Move Out benefitting Goodwill May 6th £ 7th, 10a.w.-6p.m. FEEL GREAT. DONATE. Goodwill trucks will be parked in the Centennial Place parking lot, facing Chandler Road, for the collection of gently used merchandise such as clothing, housewares, furniture, books and computers.
« of WoHk! f
8 I 2C Highway 80 East, Statesboro, GA Phone: 9 I 2-489-8095 Hours of operation: Mon-Sat 9a.m.-7p.m. • Sun I 2noon-6p.m. Drive-thru drop off hours: Mon-Sat from 8a.m.-7p.m. • I 2noon-6p.m. on Sunday SOU1HERN | www.goodwillsavannahga.org UNIVERSITY
The Mission of Goodwill Industries of the Coastal Empire, Inc. is to assist people with disabilities and other barriers to employment to live independently and become employed.