Georgia Southern University Digital Commons@Georgia Southern

The George-Anne Student Media

10-25-1994

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" (1994). The George-Anne. 1331. https://digitalcommons.georgiasouthern.edu/george-anne/1331

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]. In politics > Sweep ' I In the spotlight

Letter writers ask students to support Melissa Burnette led cross country ^*. Another faculty recital will be held politicians in the Nov. 8 election Lady Eagles to victory Saturday \^T^ Thursday in the Foy Building

Please see "YourOpinion,"page 5 Please see story, page 7 Please see story, page 8 m

EAGLELINE The

BLUE EDITION Tuesday, October 25,1994 Vol. 67, No. 28 Georgia State wins grant for high-tech telescopes Trie Associated Press Old friends take home the honors ATLANTA — The National Science Foundation will go halves on Georgia State University's $ 11 million telescope Dickerson named first Homecoming King Whitaker captures title of Queen array which will give scientists their clearest view ever of cur nearer neigh- bors. The foundation will pay $5.5 million. The university will raise the rest for the project, expected to be built in the south- western United States. The array will consist at first of five 39-inch telescopes arranged in a Y- shape. Although not designed to see the faintest and most distant objects in the universe, it will provide a view of brighter, nearer objects in unprec- edented detail. Developed by Georgia State's Center for High Angular Resolution Astronomy, the array will collect light gathered by all five telescopes and combine it into a single image. Holly McCaig Holly McCaig Because the five telescopes are spread Carlton "Slick" Dickerson was crowned the first GSU King Saturday. Carmelita Whitaker won the crown of Queen during halftime at Paulson over an area 1,200 feet in diameter, the By Chris Sherwood ager. By Chris Sherwood year in a row that the Delta Sigma image will have a resolution compa- News Editor News Editor rable to a single telescope lens of that "Being involved in these activi- Theta sorority has sponsored the home- GSU crowned their first ever Home- size. ties has really been what my college Carmelita Whitaker was crowned coming queen. coming King Saturday when senior career was all about," Dickerson said. GSU's 1994 Homecoming Queen Satur- 'When I heard Slick's name called Carlton "Slick" Dickerson was bestowed "That's what I live for." day by last year's queen Sharon Jester for king, it was great because I met him CLARIFICATION the title by GSU President Nicholas when I came here for orientation," Henry. Whitaker said. 'Tve had classes with The article "Professor speaks at fo- "I was blown away when I won," him and I served on STING with him." rum on Atlanta art show," that ran Dickerson said. "When I walked on the Winning the crown did take her by Thursday, Oct. 20, contained some erro- field and all the people cheered for me, it surprise though. neously reported material. freaked me out because I only then real- vNfr'iGfcs "I never thought I was going to win The article stated Marie Cochran was ized I might have won." because the field was so tough," negative toward today's youth, when in Dickerson, a senior public relations Whitaker said. "I was like, OK, I won." actuality she said the media cast youth and broadcasting major from Vidalia, The large crowd at the stadium made negatively. was sponsored by Delta Tau Delta fra- the moment that much more special for We, The George-Anne, make every ternity. her. effort to run articles as correctly as pos- He has been a member of the frater- "I was surprised to see that many sible and we regret any inconvenience nity since winter quarter of 1994. people there," Whitaker said. this mistake may have caused to the "I got a lot of support from my frater- "When I left the stadium people were groups involved. nity," Dickerson said. "All day Saturday, congratulating me and telling me they people came up and gave their support to JAJTHt voted for me. I really enjoyed the whole me. weekend, especially the parade," she WEATHER Dickerson had a special tie with said. Carmelita Whitaker because of a certain In high school, one of her teachers day in 1991. told her to make a list of 100 things "She was the first person I met when Dickerson is currently a Southern and GSU President Nicholas Henry in they would like to do before they die. I was here, and vice-versa," Dickerson Ambassador and he serves as a Com- front of 15,894 people. "One of my things on the list was to said. "We've been friends since then and munity Advisor. "I was very happy," Whitaker said. ride in a convertible in a parade," when we were both out there on the field "I have met a lot of people through "I didn't hear my first name called, but Whitaker said. "I went home and and I heard her name called it was kinda' these activities, " Dickerson said. I heard my last name and I saw Sharon scratched that off the list." weird." Although he told his parents about coming toward me to present me with As it turns out, she almost didn't Dickerson has been involved in many the crowning, they could not attend the crown. All Sharon could say was 'oh have a convertible to ride in for the activities during his years here. the game. parade until one of her sorority sisters TODAY my baby*, 'oh my baby'." "I was a member of the SOAR team in "I left a message on their answering She was sponsored by Delta Sigma asked a resident of Sussex if he would Partly sunny with northwest winds 1992-93 and 1993-94," Dickerson said. machine, but they haven't called me Theta sorority, and is involved in sev- drive her in the parade. 5 to 15 miles per hour. High is in the Dickerson has been involved with the back yet," Dickerson said. eral activities including Habitat for Above all, she would like to thank upper 70s and low is in the lower campus radio station for a few years and Next summer, Dickerson will have Humanity and the Blitch Street Com- her sorority sisters for all the help they 50s. is now currently the production man- an internship at MTV, he said. munity Center. This was the second gave her.

MID-WEEK FORECAST Wednesday, it wil be sunny with a Man once crowned Queen of GSC Eagles loot the Bucs high in the mid-70s and a low in the By Chris Sherwood homecoming. "The homecoming queen News Editor upper 40s.Thursday, it will be partly In 1979, male student contest was just a beauty/popu- cloudy with a high in the mid-70s Over the weekend, GSU Patrick Fetter was crowned larity contest which was and a low in the mid-40s. awarded its first-ever king, but Georgia Southern College largely controlled by the Greek it wasn't the first time a male homecoming queen. That's community," Fetter said. "I did student was crowned during right, queen. it because it was fun and it fit into a class project for my soci- ology class." . . ■■■■■■■■:. .. Taking a breather Although first reactions Announcements 2 were good, once Fetter was Classifieds 10 named a finalist, many stu- dents feelings later turned Crossword 10 negative. Only in America 3 "The initial reaction was a Opinions 4 i * positive one with some who were in disbelief," he said. "It Police Beat 2 wasn't until it came down to Sports 6 m the finals till people started saying 'what the hell is going Holly McCaig ItisadesireofTheGeorge-Annetoprintthe W"IJ': ^;->< on'." Coach Tim Stowers at the game Saturday news of Georgia Southern University as accu- Never before had a male It was without a doubt the scored GSU's only points in rately as possible. If you feel that something even tried to run for queen. It most memorable and exciting the first quarter with a 12- covered is in error, contact a member of the f editorial staff at 681-5246 as soon as possible. Ads was not until the last day of homecoming football game yard score on the first Eagle Thank you. qualifying that Fetter paid his held in Paulson Stadium in a drive of the game. GSU finally / M entry fee to a "rather stunned" FOR ADVERTISING INFO.: 681-5418 long while. 15,894 people emerged victorious, but only student government official. watched GSU hang on in the after biting the bullet on STORY OR PHOTO IDEA: 681-5246 'There was a guy in the of- final seconds of the game defense with moments left in FAX NUMBERS: 871-1357 and 681-0863 WL fice when we went in and we caught him off guard when we against ETSU to preserve a the contest. came in," said Fetters room- 24-23 victory. The victory moves the Eagles (Senge-Aira i ■ ■.... ** mate Richard Jennings. "He The Eagles had atough time up to 4-4 on the year with a 4- -V? _,jfc first said we had to have an getting the offense rolling 2 record in the Southern Liked By Many, Cussed By Some... Randy Trujillo organization sponsor him, I against Southern Conference Conference. The Eagle downs some refreshment Saturday during a much- was the station manager at foe East Tennessee State Please see coverage of the Read By Them All needed break while battling the Buccaneer. Please see FETTER, page 2 University. Marlow Warthen game on page 6. Page 2 - Tuesday, October 25,1994 Glbrge-Afltte FETTER Continued from page 1 POLICE BEAT WVGS and so he was sponsored lobbed that sucker from the back by us. He then told us he had to row of the stands and it ended up pay the entry fee, so I pulled out hitting the president." my checkbook." After it was announced that GSU Division of Public Safety someone had slashed all four tires on his 1987 Chevrolet Blazer in With Fetter working at The Fetter had won, many television the Veazey Hall parking lot. George-Anne and Jennings at stations and friends from around October 21,1994 WVGS, the word would get out. •Allison Ivester reported a the country got in contact with • Christian Anderson Stumpf, "We were talking about it on Murray bike was missing from Fetter and Jennings. The local 19, of Campus Courtyard Apart- the radio and they were writing Sweetheart Circle. ABC affiliate in Chicago con- ments, was charged with DUI about in the paper, so [the cam- •Charles Price reported a tacted him for an interview. (.16) and a stop sign violation. paign] just took a life of its own," Trek bike was missing from Popular radio personality Jennings said. "We really worked Paul Harvery even mentioned October 20,1994 Brannen Hall. on all the publicity ourselves and the crowning on his regular show. •Suk Park reported several then the GSC Public Relations "Paul Harvey talked a lot pictures were missing from the Statesboro Police Department Department heard about it. The about Jesup and South Georgia ROTC Department. only thingthey could do was write back then," Jennings said. "He •Molly Biss reported a Free October 22,1994 more stories." said, 'Georgia Southern College Spirit bike was missing from •Damon Rose, of Park Place As knowledge of Fetter not in Statesboro, Ga., crowned their Cone Hall. Apartments, reported a case of only hit the college community, homecoming queen ... Pat Fet- •Jason Smith reported a battery by someone unknown to but also the rest of South Geor- ter ... that's Patrick Fetter." Huffy bike was missing from him. gia, not all reactions were posi- Since his graduation, Fetter Oxford Hall. tive. • Douglas McArthur Williams, October 21,1994 served in the Navy for 11 years "It was amazing how many 18, of Oxford Hall, was charged •Jim Okeefe, of Olliff Hall, and is now a practicing attorney people took this [homecoming with minor in possession/con- reported a case of aggravated in Athens. He still brings out the sumption of alcohol and obstruc- assault at the Towne Club Apart- queen] so seriously," Jennings plaque every on occasion to hang tion of an officer. ments. said. "When he won, it just vali- on the 'I love me wall'. • Elizabeth Gaines, of Univer- dated our reason to be running "When you're in the service, October 19,1994 sity Pointe Apartments, reported because they made such a big you move around a lot, and every •Gordon Maxwell Grant, 20, someone had done approximately deal about it." time you leave some place you of Marietta, was charged with $300 damage to her car. Many area newspaper colum- tend to receive a plaque," Fetter File photo public drunkeness. •Donald Abner Pope Jr., of nists found little humor in what said. "Well, you tend to have a Homecoming Queen Patrick Fetter, as pictured in 1979. •Jeffrey D. Brown, 20, of Route 1, was charged with disor- Fetterwasattemptingtodo.and special wall where you place South College Street, was derly conduct. they wrote very negative stories these and my homecoming queen charged with public drunkeness. about him and the school. plaque is included in that wall." Ready for Hallow's Eve? October 20,1994 "The kinds of reactions were Many visitors to his house are October 18,1994 •Chandra London, of Colony very, very negative toward the under the impression that his •Jason Pepin reported some- Apartments, reported someone end, we even got harassingphone wife must have won the title. one entered his 1988 Toyota and had broken her bedroom win- calls," he said. "One guy whose "People will say they didn't took a pioneer CD player while dow, damage estimated at $100. daughter went here, an editori- know Beverly was homecoming parked in the Landrum Com- • Roy McLaughlin, of Stadium alist in the Waycross paper, was queen, so then I tell them she muter lot. Club Apartments, reported very vocal about it like the thing wasn't, I was," Fetter said. "My •Daniel Padgett reported someone had entered his car. was some big controversy." oldest child (a girl) thinks it is Fetter received so many votes rather humorous that I was in the preliminary round of bal- queen." loting, that when the votes for Looking back after 15 years, ANNOUNCEMENTS the queen were made, there was Fetter only has good feelings no doubt how he was going to about that day in January. finish. "It was definitely a positive "He kicked everyone's ass so thing, we weren't looking to call Tracy Gentry at 871-1114. Things to do at GSU bad in the preliminary voting shape up society or to change that it was obvious he was going their ways," Fetter said. "The Today Monday, October 31 to win," Jennings said. "We had people who voted for me were •Pattrick Murray and •Last day to withdraw from thought about dropping out af- mainly on-campus women who Matilda. Patrick, the wild come- classes without academic pen- ter the preliminary voting, but didn't really belong to any orga- dian and Matilda, the Jammin' alty. everyone told us that we nizations. More people voted that Special photo puppet. Union Ballroom at 8 p.m. November 3 couldn't." year than ever before, and it was The goblins and ghouls of GSU's annual Haunted Forest will •The Red Cross will have a When homecoming day came people who would have normally emerge fromt heir lairs starting at 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 26 with a Thursday, October 27 blood drive today from 12 p.m. to up on Jan. 27 during a home never voted but they were now special "Little Sppoks Only" event. Located off Forest Drive, the •Faculty Recital- Sandra 3 p.m. in the Williams Center. It basketball game, over 4,000 stu- finally interested in who won." regular nightly haunts are Oct. 27-31 from 8 p.m. to midnight. McClain, soprano- Michael Braz, is sponsored by Alpha Phi dents came out to see the crown- piano. Foy Recital Hall at 8 p.m. Omega, Gamma Betta Phi and ing of the "queen". GSU Volunteer Services. For "None of the other candidates October 29 more information call Jennifer wanted to sit next to me in the • Come and celebrate autumn, Futch at 764-6476. bleachers during the game, if cooler weather, harvest time and •Gallery 303 invites you to they could have moved, they Tfie 'Educated PaCate fall flowers at the GSU Botani- attend the opening reception for would have," Fetter said. "At the cal Garden's Fall Harvest Festi- Images of the Intangible today time, I was very excited because Lunch 11-2:30 • Dinner 5-8 val from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The at noon. Photography by Jeff everyones attention was focused event will feature arts and crafts, Murphy and ceramic pieces by on me." Monday thru Friday a plant sale, food and Ivy Fletcher will be featured. In When GSC President Dale refreshmants, a storyteller and the small gallery, photgraphsby Lick brought out a plaque, a a hayride. The African-Ameri- GSU faculty member Curtis member of a fraternity threw an can Choir will be performing be- Hames will be on display. The egg toward Fetter. Come try our new Caesar Salad, tween 10 a.m. and noon, the GSU exhibit will show through Nov. "It left a bitter taste in my Jazz Ensemble between noon and 22. Hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., mouth when I didn't get a crown Grilled Chicken Salad, and Chef Salad 2 p.m. and the Statesboro High Monday through Friday. For even though all the queens had School Concert Choir and Vocal more information on this please received one prior to then," Fet- Jazz Ensemble between 2 p.m. contact the Art Department at ter said. "Then this guy, a mem- and 4 p.m. For more information 681-5358. ber of Sigma Nu fraternity, Special of the week GET ON WE CHARTER GROUP TRAVEL ALL NIGHT FOR ALL OCCASIONS FOR THE Chicken Alfredo DRIVE • DAY & NIGHT SERVICES BAR-HOP £mJTJlE JSERWOES AROUND STATESBORO J • HAPPY HOUR OR ALL 25 $3.00 □GDC NIGHTS TO SAVANNAH $4 >-DRIVE • FRATERNITY AND SORORITY SOCIALS •BEACH TRIPS • LARGE GROUP MULTI VAN RATES CALL FOR MORE SPORTS TEAM TRANSPORTATION Now Available: On-Campus INFORMATION BUSINESS - STUDENTS - PARTIES Pizza Office Delivery Service

STEP UP TO YOUR FUTURE Featuring our full line of individual and 14" pizzas, at Georgia Southern University side salads, and beverages. 1994 CAREER EXPO ■~%~~sr^~~^- Call 681-5303 October 27th 9:30 am to 2:30 am Delivery Monday thru Friday llam-2pm Russell Union Ballroom

*Suits, Dresses or Dress pants are required Sponsored by Career Services

After the Expo, 3 pm Russell Union Theatre » HOW TO RUN YOUR OWN BUSINESS presented by David Lewis, Center Manager The University of Georgia * Small Business Development Center George-Anne Tuesday, October 25,1994 — Page 3

ONLY IN AMERICA...

fore the sex change. O Tennessee "The question was whether a Former man, now man could come to work dressed UNION^ 4| as a woman ... how he would woman, files sex present himself at the hospital," discrimination suit Halmon said. PRODUCTIONS The court was told Reed and GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY The Associated Press the hospital reached an agree- MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A hos- ment whereby she would wear pital social worker has filed a "gender neutral" clothing prior federal sex discrimination suit to the surgery. saying she doesn't get the re- 0 New Jersey spect on the job she got when she was a man. Fortune teller Tuesday Oct 25 Judy Reed, 53, became a woman last year with a sex accused of bilking Comedian / Vanrtilliquist change operation. Before that, woman of life savings Patrick Murray she was Joel Reed. U.S. District Judge Julia The Associated Press and Gibbons, who is presiding over HACKENSACK, N.J. — The woman, whose name has Cloud 9." the lawsuit, has advised Reed Money was the root of the evil in not been released, gave Miller at Rick Bohnert, a Cape MATILDA and her employer, the U.S. De- a Bergenfield businesswoman's least $50,000 during 13 months, Girardeau carpet installer, dis- The jammin' puppet Fahy said. partment of Veteran Affairs, to life, the fortune teller told her, covered on Monday that thieves Union Ballroom 8pm try to reach an out-of-court and the way to remove the "bad The woman eventually sur- had broken into a building he rendered her credit cards to settlement. aura" surrounding her was to rents and stolen about $3,000 Miller, which were used to pay A settlement conference is give Mrs. Lisa the money. worth of tools. scheduled Tuesday before a U.S. So goes the scam Bergen for a wide-screen television set, But when Bohnert returned magistrate. County authorities allege was clothing, and a trip to Florida to the building about 6 a.m. Reed, chief of social work at wrought by Maryanne Miller, 22, with her live-in boyfriend and Tuesday, he found a note of the Memphis Veterans Medi- also known as Mrs. Lisa, two children, Fahy said. apology and an envelope with cal Center, says her troubles on Maryanne Kaslov, or Lisa Ray. $25 taped to the door. The tools, 0 Missouri \-Vi the job began when she was Miller was arrested Tuesday which included an air compres- still male but dressing as a at her fortune telling parlor in Thief returns tools, sor, air nailer and sander, were woman to prepare for the sex Palisades Park and charged with left under a tarpaulin nearby. change. two counts of theft by deception apologizes for crime "We are very sorry for break- "I was told if I did anything ing in and taking some of your after Miller handed an under- The Associated Press feminine, I would be removed cover agent a similar line, offi- stuff," the handwritten note Wednesday Oct 26 from my position," she testified cials said. CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo. — said. "We were drinking and Wednesday. "I was clearly un- The charge was based on Fairy tales do come true some- really down on our luck. We Russell Union Game Room welcome." Miller's unreasonable promises times, even in present-day Cape have been out of work and down Reed said she was told by that she could lift the evil in the Girardeau. and out. But turning to this is SPADES her doctors to begin living as a 33-year-old woman's life and The thieves who burglarized not the answer. woman while undergoing hor- improve her relationships, in carpet layer Rick Bohnert's "We really hope you will for- TOURNAMENT mone therapy a year prior to exchange for money, county Pros- rented storage facility and took give us. We are very sorry about DEADLINE: Tuesday oct 25 all of his tools apparently had a it. We didn't think," they wrote. the operation. ecutor John J. Fahy said. Signup Today! She is seeking damages of "She convinced her that the change of heart. Dianna Bohnert said that she $ 100,000, arguing sex discrimi- money was the cause of her prob- Not only did Bohnert get his had been planned to report the in game room nation and discrimination be- lems, and once the money was tools back. But the thieves left a burglary to police. She has since fee: $222 cause of physical disability. eliminated from her life, the re- written apology and money to changed her mind. Harriett Halmon, the lationship with her boyfriend repair the door damaged in the If the thieves hadn't returned government's lawyer, denied would heal itself,"Assistant Pros- break-in. the tools, she said, itwouldhave Oct 30 - Nov 4 Reed was discriminated against ecutor David Nathanson, chief "My husband came home and been a bigblow to her husband's but said questions were .raised of the prosecutor's fraud divi- said there is a God," said Dianna year-old business. TheBohnerts SOBERFEST 94: Bohnert. "We are walking on about how she would dress be- sion, said. hadn't insured all of the tools. Promoting Healthy Lifestyles Sponsored by: Special Programs, Clinton tries to rally Gingrich told to limit views SGA, and Union Productions HealthSouth, which gave Democrats to action The Associated Press $15,000 to the course, was high- He used his weekly radio ad- WALESKA, Ga. — Reinhardt lighted during a lecture on The Associated Press dress to chide Republicans for College officials will ask Rep. "Health and Wellness."The Geor- SAN FRANCISCO —Presi- their "Contract with America," a Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., to scale gia congressman also aired a dent Clinton, trying to reverse list of campaign promises that back references to financial back- promotional video for Scientific his political fortunes in Califor- aim to portray Democrats and ers in a controversial political Atlanta, which donated $2,500. nia, pressed schools to expel gun- tax-and-spend liberals, typifying science course he teaches at the The Georgia Board of Regents Wednesday & Thursday toting students and accused Re- the Washington establishment. north Georgia private school. barred the course from public October 26 & 27 publicans of threatening educa- "We can't give in to easy prom- The Washington-based news- schools after revelations that tion reforms with their campaign ises," he said. paper Roll Call detailed how the Gingrich's political aciton com- mittee, GOP AC, was involved in promises. Clinton said the contract House minority whip incorpo- "THE SCARIEST FILM SINCE rated praise for the course do- its development. Gingrich then 'SILENCE OF THE LAMBS.'" Capitalizing on voter disgust would cut taxes for the wealthy, - Tony Tirnpon*, FANGOftlA about crime, Clinton declared, trim Medicare and reduce edu- nors in his lectures. moved the course to Reinhardt. "We have got to put an end to this cation programs, including a new madness." loan program for college stu- dents. CANDYMAN He opened a three-day politi- PolyGram |R|-ss- cal swing in California and Ohio 'There are those who would Psychic Readings b STAR by issuing a directive that en- take us in a very different direc- forces a new law that requires tion — back to the policies of the MRS. GRACE school districts to expel students past which have failed," he said. Sunday & Monday who bring guns to school. He In a Republican response, Rep. Tarot Card & Palm Readings said the government would ter- John Kyi, who is seeking the • Have you ever wanted a psychic to analyze you and October 30 & 31 minate funding to states that Senate seat in Arizona, accused tell you what is right & wrong in your life? don't comply. the Clinton administration o try- •Do you want an expert in the field of psychic The directive simply restates ing to solve America's problems phenomenon to gaze into your past, explain your the intent of an existing law, but "through higher taxes... (and) big present & tell your future? it gave Clinton a chance to capi- government spending." •Mrs. Grace advises on love, buisness matters & talize on voter unease about "If our problems could be marital problems. crime, a major issue in the mid- solved through big government ~ial $5 All Readings WOLF term elections. spending programs, we wouldn't 113 Hwy, 301 South, Statesboro With midterm elections nearly have any problems," said Kyi, Across from Ogeechee Tech 912-871-4487 two weeks away, the president adding that the GOP wants to and his party face the possible "chart a different direction." loss of several seats in Congress. Clinton planned to cap a 20- Clinton stumped for Demo- hour day with a fund-raiser for crats on the eve of an historic Kathleen Brown, California's Movies trip to the Middle East. Democratic gubernatorial can- • Wednesday & Thursday Despite some progress in the didate whose once-promising polls, due mostly to successful campaign is saddled by percep- Join us for the FIRST • Sunday & Monday foreign policy initiatives in Haiti tions that Gov. Pete Wilson would • 7:00 pm & 9:30 pm and Iraq, Clinton is still consid- do a better job fighting crime, Graduate Student ered a political liability to many illegal immigration and reviving Union Theatre the economy. Democratic candidates. Organization meeting!! • $1 with GSU Student ID • $2 General Admission LOOK OUT When: Wednesday, October 26, 1994 THURSDAY OCT. 27 AT 10:0OPM Where: Russell Union Room 275 Coming Soon! CHARLOTTE'S PREMIER HARD-CORE BAND IS HEADING YOUR WAY LOCKUP THE PARENTS- Time: 7:00 pm Masquerade Ball COME READY TO BE DRIVEN TO A MOSHFRENZY HIGH THIS IS ALL OUT PARTY STYLE, HEAD BANGIN', BODY Tuesday Nov 1 8pm SLAMMIN' HATRED & HORMONE, GUT WRENCHIN', Come join us for an evening of discussion THRASH about graduate student issues and concerns YOU CAN NOT ESCAPE.. Information Hotline IT IS COMING... ARE YOU READY TO EXPERIENCE The meeting will be hosted by the College of Graduate Studies. « 681-0461 •a Office 681-5442 • Union Productions Refreshments will be served. Landrum Box 8066 * Statesboro, Ga 30460 V Liked By Many, Cussed By Some... For 67 years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper OPINIONS Read By Them All Enoch W. Autry Christopher Cole Tuesday, October 25,1994 Editor Managing Editor Chris Sherwood News Editor Our Opinion

The thrones, your majesties The rains did not begin, but the reigns did. On an afternoon filled with skies of grayish-tint, after a morning of showers, the GSU Homecoming King, Carlton Dickerson, and Homecoming Queen, Carmelita Whitaker, were announced at halftime Saturday at Paulson Stadium. Dickerson, a senior public relations major from Vidalia nominated by Delta Tau Delta, became the first king in school history with the crowning. In February 1979, Pat Fetter became the only male homecoming queen, during a time when all homecoming festivities revolved around basketball instead of football. Whitaker, a senior journalism major from Albany, followed in the footsteps of her sorority sister, Sharon Jester, by caputuring this year's title. Jester, last year's winner, and Whitaker are of Delta Sigma Theta. We, the staff of The George-Anne, would not only like to congratulate Dickerson and Whitaker on their newest accomplishments, but we also want to wish them the best of luck as they prepare for graduation. DtST. BY ONION FEATURES /'

Clean teeth aren't what they used to be This is not intended to be a Buying toothpaste was simple. joke of any form or fashion. Please When I picked it out, I almost do not take it as such. ran to the checkout counter to To whom it may concern: The Talent Show was a real disappointment The toothbrush industry is get the toothbrushes out of my for a lot of students. I'm sure it was obvious from the beginning that the stupid. THE RIGHT SIDE sight and to save my sanity. Williams Center was not big enough to hold an event such as this one. Yes, it's true ... and do not Take a few minutes out of your So as a result, a lot of "tuition" paying students could not get in! What accuse me of having imbibed in CHRISTOPHER COLE day to analyze the toothbrush was the problem with using Hanner? I think the choice to use the noxious substances at the time status in your household. And if Williams Center was a real stupid one. of writing this column. I have you are unsatisfied, consider how discovered in the most Andy that toothbrushes decline in ones with medium bristles were limited you are in your options. I To the guy trying to turn at the intersection: Hate to tell you, but Rooney-like way that buying a value after about three months. those fancy-schmancy brushes am offended because this is pedestrians have the right of way when your light is red if you read your simple toothbrush can become a The bristles are starting to re- that have all those weird angles America, and we should have drivers license manual. You almost hit me and I don't appreciate it. journey into madness. semble fine hair on a windy Oc- and bristles that go in so many many choices and opportunities Sorry if that inconvenienced you, but you aren't the king of the road. So The funny old man who ap- tober day. The solution is simple: directions that even a physics in life. watch out! pears during the last moments buy a new toothbrush. major would freak out. I could blow this whole thing of "60 Minutes" would certainly I went into a certain drug- Finally, I decided to buy one out of proportion and use it to Hey, Ms. Jackie Boatwright, does racism sound familiar? How about be amused by this pervasive fact. store a while back and bought a that slightly resembled the kind make some intellectual, grandi- helping all young women in small towns and not just those who are However, this is my idea and not new one. To my surprise, the of brushes they made in The ose declaration about the sad black! his, so I get to go first. selection was very poor. I ex- Olden Days. When I got home, state of affairs in our society. The toothbrush I use right now pected to choose among many however, I discovered the head But I won't. The only point to my Who cares what race you are, get over this segregation bull shit and is fairly effective; at least I think varieties of molar-mopping de- of the brush was about a milli- column today is that I am most take pride in your own personal individuality. so, because people still talk to me vices. To my disgust, most of the meter wide. The way they box disturbed with the toothbrush at relatively close range. How- toothbrushes had soft bristles. I most of the brushes obscures that industry's performance. To all the thieves here at GSU: You people are the low scum-sucking ever, I have certain grievances don't find them the least reality (I think it's intentional). Oh, and by the way, when I delinquents of our society. How can you go around stealing other with it. One of them happens to effective in cleaning my teeth. Anyhow, I scrapped it and kept did get home with my great new person's property and not think anything of it? You are a disgrace, not be the simple fact that it's been On the other hand, hard bristles using my old one. cleansing apparatus, I discovered only to society, but also to your family. Then again maybe your family swishing around in my mouth resemble Brillo pads, and don't Finally, the other day I de- that it was way too big to fit in is a disgrace! To take one's property which they worked so hard for is for several months now, possibly do a thing for me either. cided I really needed a new one, the little toothbrush slot over my just terrible. There's just not enough words to call you people. You may for as much as a year. What I wanted was, I felt, and went back on my journey. bathroom sink. I had to put it in read this and just sit back and laugh, but someday you will pay for your My dentist would kill me if he very simple: a nice little tooth- Once again the situation was my shaving kit to travel with crimes. And to the thief or thieves who vandalized my car: MAY YOU knew. (Either that, or thank me brush, nothing too wild, with painful and difficult; I spent at instead. It's back to the old days ROT IN HELL BASTARD(S)! for all the money I'll be lining his medium bristles. But noooo ... least ten minutes trying to find of my worn out, yet much-loved, pockets with.) It's a known fact that would be too easy. The only one, but at last I did. dental device. To all those who booed atthe Rotunda on Wednesday. The Confederate flag is part of our state flag. It has not been taken away! And, as long 1 as it is a part of our state flag ,it can and will be used. Why do some blacks think everyone is out to get them when the flag is used? It was Taking care of those 'needs needs fine tuning never intended to be a racist remark, but all of you rude and inconsiderate We need something and we The closer you get to the people Wednesday should have listened to the words and not have need it bad. blessed graduation day, the more turned it into a racial thing. I recently came across a tidbit your face gleams with anticipa- of information that I found ex- IN THE EDITOR'; tion. It is just that the 20 hours a tremely interesting and won- quarter are staring back at you STAFF dered why our campus doesn't in that gleaming face. I have a have a program evenly vaguely OWN WORDS suggestion. NEWS like it. Even though our campus is in Copy Editors: John Kluttz; Robin Johnson; Layout Editor: Mandy Crews; Senior Georgia College, set in tran- ENOCH W. AUTRY a "slowing-down" period and it Staff Writers: David Hillis, Kim Wagner; Staff: Kwaseera Dixie, Stacy Jordan, Derek St. Hilaire quil Milledgeville, about a 30- supposedly is the most oppor- mile drive from Macon, has set before you picked up this paper FEATURES to set a mental picture). tune time for the administration up an on campus therapy clinic. you removed yourself from the Now, what to do. to develop better workings with Features Editor: Derek Lewis; Assistant Features Editor: Ashley Hunt; Arts & En- This is not your typical lie down human race. Everyone has needs. tertainment Editor: Josh Bass; Staff: Stacy demons, Judith Cunningham, One of the biggest ideas float- incoming freshmen, don't forget Lakeisha Fair, Dana Hinterliter, Kymm Reynolds, Mark Runyon, James Salter, on the leather couch and tell a Some "needs" are presumably a ing through the channels of the about the highly-stressed re- Tijuana Thomas psychiatrist why you still beat little to promiscuous to be solved administration this quarter has mainder of campus. SPORTS your wife type deal, instead this by the introduction of music, but been starting a freshman col- I am not asking for soothing Sports Editor: John Munford; Assistant Sports Editor: Ronnie Swinford; Staff: Tom program uses music, one of the most can at least be eased with lege. Good for them, but what music, unless you see it would Harrington, Bart Hiter, Donald Jordan, Heather Mullins, Aaron Solomon, Carolyn most comforting tools ever in- the rhythmic beat of bongos. about the rest of campus, a 77 benefit our 14,100 students in Wynn vented. Well, where does this leave percent clip? much the same capacity as it will OPINIONS The whole concept behind the you, the GSU student? In short, I was once a freshman myself, affect a much smaller campus at Staff: Cory Andrews, Josh Bass, Teth Burns, Christopher Cole, Ashley Hunt, John therapy is to ease aches and sooth in a lot of trouble. back before our school switched Georgia College. What I am ask- Munford, Amy Staats the psyche. So, in a chair called a Currently the closest thing we over to Georgia Normal School ing for is someone, anyone, who PHOTOGRAPHY Somatron, which resembles an have to a program like this is our in 1923. I do remember what it will take the time and effort to Chief Photographer: James Hill; Staff: Jason Chandler, Holly McCaig, Jerome expensive car's driver seat, sound own manufactured ways of con- was like at that time in my life find a suitable stress outlet for New; Contributing Photographers: Mardee Coyle, Randy Trujillo comes through via "vibro-acous- trolling stress. Here are a few and it is not the same. Not to the campus. ARTWORK tics" to lower stress and pain. examples: intakingenough nico- stereotype, but freshmen are a The counseling center is fine Leigh Braddy, Teth Burns, Michelle Underwood Speakers inside the chair al- tine to keep Philip Morris in busi- lot more carefree because the on occasions. Not only is it awk- CIRCULATION low people to literally feel the ness for centuries, having a regu- realities of life have not hit them ward to venture through those vibration of music, whether it is lar date with Mr. Jim Beam, and squarely in the face yet. By the Supervisor: Steve Taliaferro; Staff: David Hillis, Bruce Karr, Scott Newton doors, but most people also need polka serenade, neo-technetronic having a party with the Budman way, when it does hit, it hurts a pretty sizeable push from a ADVERTISING/DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) punk or something coming near and associates. This is not essen- bad, real bad. I have met some comrade. Stress levels can do Advertising Manager: Brooks Clements; Business Manager: Stephanie Wylie; to the sound of five second-grad- tially used for the release of very intelligent freshmen this many dastardly things to a Sales Representatives: Leigh Braddy, Brooks Clements, Melissa Goodman, ers bashing your mom's pot and stress, but instead for the good James Salter, Heather Thatcher, Michelle Underwood, Carolyn Wynn quarter who have some plans for person's psyche and overall well pans. A chair participant char- feeling at the time — not to men- PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES (PAGES) their life, but they are slim pick- being and, sometimes, it even acterized the experience much tion that these can send anyone ings, if I may use a down-home leads to the ending of life. Production Managers: Jason Adams, Ron Lair; Assistant Production Manager: like a ride at the fair. The pro- to an earlier grave. But each per- Mitch Mitchell; Staff: David Beck, Aquila Bookhart, Scott Mulkey, Shawn country phrase. Philip Morris, Jim Beam and Sunderland, Reggie Taylor; Classified Ads Managers: Melissa Goodman, Juanika gram director said music meets son must find an outlet for stress My point—77 percent of cam- Budmay"help" momentarily, but Mainor; Darkroom Manager: Randy Trujillo "some basic essential need we before the big furry ulcer mon- pus isn't in the first year of their the administration needs to look STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR have." ster invades your body and takes college life, so they have a higher into a permanent fixation of this Bill Neville Do you have needs? If you over (for those of you who know stress level that must be ad- problem before it is merely too answered "no," then sometime an ulcer isn't furry, I was trying dressed. late. George-Anne Tuesday, October 25,1994 — Page 5

LETTERS TO THE EDITOR Remembering the life of a classmate, friend Stop pulling the alarms Dear Editor, for the whole person he truly just like he had for years. Inside Jay's and Portia Cain's families. Dear Editor, fore we had the 911 capabili- As I sit staring silently at my was, for the laughter and joy he though he wasn't laughing and This tragedy will forever haunt I am writing to express con- ties we have today, someone computer, thousands of emotions brought people. I knew Jason he didn't feel like joking. Too them as it will me. The irony cern over the fire alarms being called the fire department to cloud my head. My first reaction Gates as "Jay," much like many busy with my own schedule to here is that I saw Jay the day pulled in the various dorms report a fire. My husband, who to the tragedy that took place of his close friends knew him. I really notice I let him walk away. before the incident occurred and around campus when there is was off-duty at the time, re- last Thursday (Oct. 13) is that it attended high school with Jay I wonder how many times I let he seemed fine. The next morn- not a fire and/or an emergency. sponded to the call. On his way couldn't of possibly happened. A and lived in the same hometown. him walk away when he needed ing I would give a speech on gun We are only a few weeks into to the scene he was involved in youngman, 19-years-old with the Some of my most vivid images of someone to talk to, someone to laws and Jay would take his own the quarter, and already sev- a minor accident. Accidents are rest of his life ahead, shot a close him are from the classes we took just be there for him? As college by one. eral calls for alarmsinthe dorms bound to occur in any situa- friend and then turned the gun together and the jokes we made students we learn to balance our As we go through our days we (specifically Johnson, Veazy and tion, but this accident occurred on himself. In an instant Jason during those long days in calcu- precious time, time for class, time should all try and remember that Oliff) have come through the needlessly, as this call turned Elliot Gates was dead. Just like lus. We both shared a love for for studying, time for work and somewhere there may be some- fire department during the out to be an intentional false that he was gone from us forever basketball and the games we time for play. We sometime get one who is unhappy with their night shift. -alarm. My husband was very and nothing anyone could do or played seemed as if they took so caught up in our schedules life and they may be close to us. Being the wife of a fireman,. I fortunate not to have been seri- say could change that. Left be- place only yesterday. The sad that the true essence of life passes The signs may not be clear but have seen first-hand how dili- ously injuried, but the people hind are numerous questions of part of my memories however, is us by. We are all human, and our underneath their pretend smiles gently these men work. They have been killed in the line of why? What could drive a person that I may not have thought back needs are basically the same. We there is a person who is hurting. are dedicated to their jobs, and duty due to intentional false to take their own life, to feel that to those days if Jay were still all want to be loved and cared for We must all take time out of our stop whatever they are doing to alarms. no one cares for them or that here. and to feel important. Often we busy schedules to notice and to ■go to a call, no matter what time As for what is occurring on they are worthless? Could things I passed Jay frequently on put our needs ahead of all else care and to try and prevent that of the day or night. I do not campus, something should be ever really be that bad, so that campus here at GSU, we would and someone gets left out. Jay person from giving up hope. I think people are aware of the done to stop the behavior of the you no reason to live? always stop and talk about class needed to know that someone will never see Jay again. There devotion these men have to their individuals responsible. I feel I sit here stunned and in total or sports or how we were going to cared and that he was loved and will be no more jokes, no more jobs, not to mention putting sure that there is sompne out disbelief that Jason is gone. Many get together and play basketball he was special. He gave the signs smiles and no more basketball their lives on the line in order to there who knows what is going will only know Jason Gates some afternoon. Then we would that people often do just before games to play, and for that I will protect the citizens of this com- on. Certainly, whoever is re- through the things they read in say good-bye and head off to our they take their lives and no one never forgive myself. munity, which includes Geor- sponsible is not causing all the the paper and hear around cam- worlds. I never knew that Jay seemed to realize how desperate gia Southern students. chaos and keeping quiet about pus. Many will never know Ja- was so troubled. Each time I saw he was. I send out my deepest Shane Haynes Apparently, there are some it. I propose that the university son the way they should have, him he always smiled and joked sympathy and regrets to both Junior sports management major students or other individuals offer some type of reward for who find humor in pulling an the arrest and conviction of this alarm in the middle of the night. person or persons, before this State's PSC race opens door for write-in candidate While it may seem funny to see situation escalates and inno- all the students in the dorm cent people are hurt or killed. Dear Editor, though it is a relatively small success of the citizens of the local the Georgia consumer and the come out of a sound sleep (or In closing, I would like to re- The Nov. 8, 1994, General agency, the PSC plays a very community by making meaning- companies supplying the utili- whatever they may be doing), mind everyone that the Statewide Election is "just important role in Georgia's ful jobs available. His formal edu- ties. He has filed with the Secre- or watch the fire truck arrive at Statesboro Fire Department around the corner" I want to in- economy - a role which affects cation, successful business expe- tary of State and is now a candi- the scene, it is certainly not serves the community in pro- form your readers concerning the citizens each day, every time they rience and many years of dedi- date for the Public Service Com- funny to imagine what could tecting its lives and property. Public Service Commission race. pick up a telephone, turn on lights cated military service equate to mission, State of Georgia. He is occur as a result of this type of The firefighters give unselfishly The PSC has and will continue to or purchase merchandise trans- an individual who has "paid his running in the general election prank. of their time, which many times be one of the most important ported by truck. It is the PSC's dues." Based on my past experi- of Nov. 8, 1994, as an indepen- During the night shift, there means that their perosonal lives public trust offices within the job to ensure that consumers re- ence working with the general dent, write-in candidate. We re- are only two to three firemen on take a back seat to their jobs. state, however I find that the ceive adequate and reliable ser- public, I definitely see the need alize that a successful campaign duty. When an alarm goes off, They never know where they voters in Georgia actually know vice at reasonable rates, while for elected public servants with as a write-in candidate is most one or two of the firemen re- will be or what they will be and understand very little about allowing those investing in the the overall knowledge and capa- challenging, that is why I now spond, which ultimately leaves doing when they must respond the duties of the commissioners. utility industries to honesty, in- bility earned by our son, Hoke ask that you consider HOKE the station short-handed. to a fire. In addition, firefighters The PSC is the state enforcing/ tegrity, education, positive work- Thomas. Mutually, Hoke has THOMAS as your choice for the People do not realize the rami- do not make a great deal of regulating commission for the life experience and proven per- agreed to run and I have agreed Public Service Commission. To fications of tying up men and money. They have chosen their Federal Interstate Commerce sonal accomplishments and to dedicate my time and efforts cast your vote for him, please equipment, especially if a real job because they love what they Act of 1887 which dealt with the lastly a genuine desire to serve toward his campaign, simply write on your ballot "HOKE S. fire were to occur elsewhere si- do. It's that simple. If there is unmanageable railroad expan- the citizens of Georgia. because I know that the citizens THOMAS JR. TO SUCCEED multaneously. In the most seri- somone out there who has any sion and competition. The PSC is Our son, Hoke S. Thomas Jr., of Georgia need Hoke Thomas to BOBBY PAFFORD AS PSC." ous of circumstances, someone information concerning these comprised of five commissioners a resident of Henry County (na- represent them in this ever- Your vote will be most appreci- could possibly lose their life due intentional false alrms, please whoareregulatingthemanytele- tive of Greene County), is a can- changing world of utility rates. ated. to a prank of this nature. Fortu- report it to the proper authori- communication, transportation, didate for the PSC. Through his His experience as both consumer nately, as of this time, there ties. You could be preventing electric and gas utility indus- two manufacturing businesses and manufacturer enable him to Hoke and Mickie Thomas (Sr.) have not been any serious con- undue harm to an innocent per- tries operating in Georgia. Al- contributed greatly toward the better understand the needs of Parents of Hoke Thomas Jr. sequences in our area. son, or possibly saving a life. Not only is this type of prank childish, it is extremely thought- Jennifer Melton Look at the real picture, leadership pays dividends less in terms of the problems Staff employee, College of Dear Editor, down the road toward increased sues which were so important. must continue to work together that could arise, as well as the Graduate Studies and part-time Governors George Busbee, Joe investments in our state and held Rather than do that, he worked to build a better Georgia. It is lives that are endangered. For student (senior) Frank Harris and Zell Miller the confidence of the business hard and fashioned his leader- essential that Georgians not let example, several years ago be- have served our state well. It is community during his two terms ship team to work together to the short term difference among not just by chance that Georgia in office. devise programs to meet us deter our determination to has moved rapidly into a posi- He continued the establish- Georgia's needs. reach our long-term goals. We tion of leadership, not only in the ment of new markets abroad and In the early days, he firmly have the leadership, the courage The G-A isn't your parents' newspaper Southeastern U.S., but nation- in a low-key manner focused the established a belt-tighteningrole and all of the resources neces- ally and internationally as well. need for an improved transpor- for state agencies and risked his sary to firmly establish Georgia Governor Busbee wisely de- tation system to serve rural mar- early-term popularity to make as the "Economic Miracle" of cided to place Georgia in the kets in Georgia. Because of the those tough decisions which have modern times. world economic race. He made confidence members of the Gen- proven best for Georgia. Max Lockwood the right decisions and contin- eral Assembly invested in Gov- As we look to the future, we Press Ready News ues to work as a part of the inter- ernor Harris, we enjoyed giant national scene to improve and strides toward establishing a enhance Georgia's position in more meaningful relationship world economic affairs. His team among the elected leaders in our ^ >« brought billions of dollars in new state. s?8*« investments to Georgia from Governor Miller came on the Sf* fy overseas and the dividends con- scene at a time when our nation ^IP % Delivering the most for your money! tinue to accrue. faced an economic crisis and Governor Harris brought his Georgia could have well followed sound business attitude to his the lead of other states which office in the state capitol and led continued to pile on debt and 681-9066 Georgia business and industry refused to face the economic is- Delivery/Carry-Out SIGN UP... Join College Pharmacy's StudentAssist program Special Special SAVE MONEY... Get a 15% discount on everything at College Pharmacy—from prescriptions to perfume, & Large Thin* I O One Item candy to cosmetics. Best Pizza SEE MICKEY & MINNIE ... * Also Available Enroll before Oct. 28 & you're eligible to win a In New York 3 night trip for two to Disney World, And Sour Dough including airfare & resort hotel. Crusts. Not everyone can get into our outfit. But if you've got what it takes to become a United States Marine Officer, you could get Stop by College Pharmacy to join the ultimate white collar job. To fill this position you have to be StudentAssist for year-round HURRY! This Great Price Only Lasts Until October 31st! smart, tough and able to handle a tremendous amount of savings & a chance to win a responsibility. In short, you have to be a leader. Officer Candidates trip to see Mickey & Minnie. School (OCS) is where you'll develop these skills. See if you've got what it takes to be a Marine Officer. It could be the perfect fit. ## Compare ## 'iM At. . nzzfLirm: Z? _ /„„ our large, thin... pizza, Tlit RijKi Pitt" All Ifc* Tit is 16". Their large pizza is only 711 S. Main St. Marines 14". We give you almost 15% Statesboro, Ga. The Fern TbePioad. TbtMmriaa. more for less money! 681-9066 COLLEGE Large is 16" PHARMACY If you think you can handle this crash course in 3WN-OVVK SIAtCSBCTO Alj: PIA.'A c"«1 Management, see Captain Summerlin on October 27, Call 764-5421 or 489-8683 for details! at the Career Expo or call 1-800-752-9155. ■ ■■■:■■ ■-- : . ' ■■

*->* George-Anne ■ Home Sweet Home Enshrined Eagle harrier teams capture both men's Former GSU athletes are given tribute and women's divisions of the GSU Cross at the Hall of Fame banquet. Country Invitational. Sports Please see story, page 7 Please see story, page 7 Page 6 Tuesday, October 25,1994

IN THE Defense barely hangs on 24-23 TRENCHES WILL VAN KLEEF 1. Thanks Terry! Do you remember what hap- ** pened fall quarter 1991 and tf* fall quarter 1992 here at Geor- gia Southern? Well I do! The 4 Atlanta Braves won the Na- if tional League Championship in '91 and '92, and we students began to romp through the streets. All of the celebrating and partying was due to one player, Terry Pendleton. mmm Last Wednesday, Terry Pendleton was released by the Braves because of money grub- '"- mm gg£ W " ■-"■- H bing. Economics put an end to Randy Trujillo IF the Pendleton era. The Braves Defensive end Derrick Reeves tangles with a ETSU lineman. no longer wanted to pay Pendleton his salary and de- Randy Trujillo cided to go with the youth Senior linebacker Paul Carroll (#43) gives the signal that things are going the Eagles' way as cornerback movement. Marco Bradham (#19) trots off toward the sidelines Well, Terry Pendleton is By Ronnie Swinford yard pass from Greg Ryan to cerned with us losing the mo- GSU. The run was the longest of quarter. This time Michael more than a 34-year-old third Assistant Sports Editor baseman he was the Braves! fullback Woodrow Dixon. The mentum of the game," said Head the year for Holmes. Morris got his hand in the way Terry Pendleton was the GSU's homecoming normally Bucs missed the extra point at- Coach Tim Stowers. "I was getting some good holes and swatted the attempt to give catalyst for the turn around of consists of a parade, the crown- tempt, a mistake which would The second half started slowly to run through, the line was do- the Eagles a win. Atlanta's laughable franchise. ing of a queen, and a blowout on come back to haunt them later in with both teams punting once ing their job and once I got into "I got a good push," Morris Granted, it took the hiring of the football field. Well, two out of the game. before any action happened. The the secondary I did not want to said. "I had already decided that John Schuerholz to bring some three ain't bad. For some reason, The rest of the first quarter Eagles got a good return by get caught from behind," Holmes I would sack him or at least get. quality free-agent talent to At- GSU scheduled East Tennessee was quiet with both teams vying Dexter Dawson of 26 yards on a said. good pressure on him I am just lanta, but Terry was the first St. — a conference opponent — for good field position. The sec- punt and gave the Eagles great The Eagles' special teams then glad that I got my hand up." free-agent to actually make a for the Homecoming game and ond quarter was quiet until GSU field position at the ETSU 26- came up with a big play on the The Eagles were again out- difference for the Braves. won 24-23. punter Eric Smith who is eighth yard line. Two plays later junior ensuing kickoff when Chad passed 332 yards to 89. The Does anyone remember The Eagles managed to in the nation in total punting, fullback Chad Holmes rumbled Nighbert stripped the ball from Eagles did out-run the Bucs 289 Bruce Sutter? He was to be the squeak by ETSU to finally even had one of his worse punts of the for 30 yards for the go-ahead Corey Lindsey, and Eric Thigpen yards to 159 and out-returned "savior" of Atlanta, but he out their record at 4-4. The Eagles year, a 27 yarder that set up the touchdown and a 14-9 lead. recovered the fumble for the them 48 yards to 11. The Eagle turned out to be the "moocher" were again ahead late in the Buc's offense at the GSU 42. Later in the quarter, the Eagles. The scoring series for defense tried a new look with a 3- of Atlanta. He signed a huge game and again had to stop a Eight plays and 17 yards later Eagles had another opportunity the Eagles lost four yards, but 4 defense which actually con- contract and then decided to let team driving down the field for the Eagles trailed by two after a to score, but the ailing leg of Reed Haley booted a 42-yard field fused the Bucs a couple of times everyone know that he had a the win. 46 yard field goal by Mike Reed Haley could not guide goal for the score and lead 24-17. and had three sacks. "I really bad arm. The Eagles started the game Lafferty. through a 35-yard attempt. After the kickoff the Bucs had enjoyed the new defense, because Terry Pendleton was the with a classic GSU drive 66 yards The Eagles had a chance to go The Bucs scored on their first the ball, stalled out and had to we had a lot more freedom to fly Braves both off and on the in six plays with the final blow back ahead in the second quar- possession of the fourth quarter, punt. The Eagles also stalled out around and do more things indi- field. Terry became the new coming from Marlow Warthen ter when Kenny Robinson fired a on 12 plays going 80 yards with on offense and had to punt. The vidually," said linebacker Scott "Mr. Brave" after the depar- on a pitch for 12 yards for the strike for 61 yards to Alfonza the big play being an 11-yard Bucs flew down the field in three Davis. ture of Atlanta's beloved Dale touchdown. This gave the Eagles Harris, but Harris was stripped run by tailback Brian Edwards plays and covered 55 yards in :21 "We held the other team when Murphy. He became the new a 7-0 lead with 10:48 left in the of the ball and the fumble went up the middle for the score. After seconds. The big play was a 31- we had to," Stowers said. "I am humanitarian for Atlanta first quarter. out of the end zone. By rule, the the extra point the Bucs were in yard pass from Greg Ryan to Jeff happy with the game, but we Braves. The Buccaneers returned the fumble was given to the defense the lead 17-14. Johnson. This brought the score need to eliminate the personal He started the Atlanta favor on their next possession at the spot of the fumble. The Eagles answered 4:01 to 24-23 for the game. The Buc's foul penalties." Braves Foundation which pro- with a seven-play 80-yard drive, "I thought that a big play later when Chad Holmes again then tried for the two point con- GSU has next week off and vides for the development of which only took 3:29 off of the would really fire us up, but when broke free up the middle, and 50 version and they had already will play next at Furman on Sat- Atlanta's underprivileged chil- clock. The scoring play was a 12- we fumbled I was really con- yards later the score was 21-17 completed one two-pointer in the urday, Nov. 5. dren through baseball camps and clinics. The rationale be- hind the camps and clinics is not only baseball, but the Lady Eagle comeback Holmes scores Foundation teaches children twice in victory about social issues and overall merits a celebration life development. By Heather Mullins Oh yeah! I almost forgot By John Munford ing with a kill error by Elissa Staff Writer Sports Editor about Terry's on-field excel- Steffen and a dump that sailed If you watched the GSU home- lence. He immediately contrib- They had their cake and ate it out of bounds to give the Lady coming football game against uted more than just numbers too. Well, it was actually fudge, Eagles a huge 17-15 win. ETSU Saturday, you know what for the Braves. He became the but they certainly deserved it. "We came out flat in the first Eagle fullback Chad Holmes ac- field general that the Braves It's not an everyday occurrence game," Dankulic said. "Techni- complished on the field — two needed. If a pitcher ever got to come back from a 11-2 deficit cally we were there, but emo- big touchdowns. But who is the flustered or miffed, Pendelton in a game and win 17-15. tionally we weren't. person behind #31? would walk over, speak a few Never mind that the Lady "I think we play better when The Griffin, Ga. native says words, and calm the pitcher Eagles won the match; it was we're having fun. If you're not he is rather pleased with his per- down. enough trouble for them to get having fun out there, you're not formance and the general out- Other than his field synchronized on offense early in playing good. When you get a kill come of Saturday's game. generalship, he played one the match. They fell to UNC- or an ace you're supposed to get "Any time you get a win it amazing defensive third base. Asheville in game one, but they excited about it, but we weren't." feels good," he said. "I feel like I If the ball was hit near him, started to piece things back to- Thompson and Dankulic car- can always do better, but I think meaning five or ten feet, gether in games two and three, ried the bulk of GSU's offensive that I gave a pretty good effort as Pendelton would always seem winning 15-8 and 15-12. load with 22 and 20 kills respec- well as my other teammates. We to snag it. I remember Jim In game four though, GSU ran tively. Dankulic amassed 30 digs had pretty good plays and I think Kaat, baseball analyst for into trouble as the Lady Bull- on defense while Thompson had we all did well as a team." ESPN, commented during the dogs began by building a seem- 22andMcNallyhad21. As a newly starting player, 1991 World Series that Terry ingly insurmountable 11-2 lead. UNC-Asheville's Steffen Holmes considers Saturday's Pendleton was the best defen- It was only then when the Lady landed only 12 of her 48 kill at- game as a kind of "coming out" sive third baseman he had seen Eagles snapped out of their dol- tempts, but contributed 36 digs. game; his first real shot to show since Brooks Robinson. drums and began to chip away at Kimberly Osborne led the Lady the world what he's got. Pendelton could definitely pick the Lady Bulldog lead. Bulldogs with 18 kills and team- According to Holmes, the it at third. UNC-Asheville pressed on, mate Courtney Tucker tallied 16. team's greatest challenge against Pendelton after being advancing to game point with a "It certainly was a great come- ETSU was capitalizing on op- awarded the National League kill that fell just short of de- back," said GSU Head Coach Dee portunities and making the right Most Valuable Player Award in fender Tracy Watson's reach. Nichols. "UNC-Asheville is a James Hill move at the right time. He says the 1991 season, won the Na- GSU managed to pick up the great defensive team. When we Middle hitter Litonya Thompson connects on a kill attempt. Thompson that the unity present among tional League batting title, the sideout to set up two kills by played them earlier in the year, led the Lady Eagle effort with 22 kills. the team members was the most Golden Glove Award and the Litonya Thompson and one from it took us five games to beat vital asset the Eagles had. National League Comeback Kim Woods to tie the game at 14 them, and this time it took four, "When times got rough we Player of the Year. Pendelton's each. so in that respect I feel we have Swim teams dive into season pulled together. That's what you stats for 1991 included a .319 The Lady Bulldogs advanced made some progress." By Jeff Whitten piled a better winning percent- have to do if you want to win." batting average with 31 Staff Writer to game point but Jennifer The Lady Eagles will play age than the Georgia Southern Holmes is a junior majoring in homeruns and 85 runs batted McNally's effort to travel beyond their toughest home series here Fact: the Lady Eagle swim- women's swim team. Logistics and Inter mobile Trans- in. the scorer's table for a dig pro- this coming weekend, playing mers have won the Southern Both the women and men portation. After graduation he To wrap up, I have to do one vided a second chance for the two out of three games against States Championship six years swimmers open their 1994-95 hopes to pursue a career in dis- more thing. Thank you, Terry Lady Eagles. They capitalized Southern Conference rivals East straight. season this Friday when they tribution, unless he gets re- Pendleton, for your four great on the opportunity and tied the Tennessee State and Appala- Fact: over the past seven host Florida State at 2 p.m. in cruited to the NFL. I've never seasons and leading the Braves score on a kill by Alexis Dankulic. chian State. Saturday's double- years, no intercollegiate ath- really put a lot of thought into to respectibility and out-in-out From then on it was a matter header starts at 11 a.m. and letic team on campus has com- Please see DIVE, page 7 that, but if I had the opportunity success. THANKS T.P.H!! of UNC-Asheville self-destruct- Sunday's match is at 1 p.m. to do it I would!" George-Anne Tuesday, October 25,1994 — Page 7

■ -;&: ,; y.y- Harriers sweep GSU invitational Seven former GSU athletes inducted into By Chris Sherwood News Editor Hall of Fame at banquet ceremony The GSU cross country teams By Heather Mullins the Associated Press to the first Chuck Lusted was a pitcher swept their home invitational Staff Writer team All-America, being selected for four years under Jack this past weekend by defeating The annual GSU Athletic Hall for Kodak first team, the Walter Stallings. Among his many ath- Armstrong State, Mercer and of Fame banquet was held Sat- Camp first team, and the Sports letic achievements were estab- Savannah State College. urday, October 22. Its purpose Network second team. lishing school career records for The GSU women's team was was to honor and induct seven "I'd just like to say thanks for wins (31), strikeouts (296), com- led by freshman Melissa former outstanding GSU athletes giving me the opportunity to do pleted games (28), innings Burnette in a time of 12:31 for into the Hall of Fame. The in- some of the things I did here," he pitched (356), and placing at the the two-mile race. Melanie Jarvis ductees were golfer Steve Ford, said. "Coach Russell was a big top of the season lists for innings finished second for GSU, followed football stars Tim Foley and part of that. I want to give thanks pitched. by Jody Lloyd, Elisha Gray, Amy Gerald Harris, basketball great to GSU and all the fans because "I guess we all have times in Frazier and Amy James. Eric Hightower, baseball pitcher without them we couldn't have our lives that bring back great "I was very, very happy with Chuck Lusted, and tennis done a thing." memories," he said. "I look back the way the ladies ran today," doubles partners Raegan Gerald Harris played football on all my years of playing base- GSU Head Cross Country Coach McCurry-Ferguson and Marsha for GSU from 1983-1986. He ball and the ones that stand out Brad Simmons said. "Elisha Fountain Tootle. earned four letters and helped the most are the four years I (Gray) and Amy (Frazier) ran Ford was a transfer from led the Eagles to championships spent here. They were four of the great races and they probably Brevard Community College. He in 1985 and 1986. Harris holds best years of my life." put pressure on themselves be- immediately radiated the signs the school records for points Raegan McCurry-Ferguson cause they knew how important of a super athlete and went on to (340), and career rushing touch- and Marsha Fountain-Tootle to- their races were to the overall be a letterman for two years on downs (53). On eleven occasions, gether created the most remark- team score." the GSU golf squad. Ford has he rushed over 100 yards, in- able doubles team in the history Armstrong State proved to be many honors and awards tucked cluding six games in which he of GSU women's tennis. Each the closest competition for the under his belt such as the Trans- ran over 150. were four-year letter winners. Lady Eagles on Saturday. America Athletic Conference and "I'd like to give thanks to the They advanced to three AIAW "They had a couple European many other tournament honors. fans. Their support throughout Division II championships, and girls who really surprised me," In his thank-you speech Satur- my years here at Southern en- won on November 3 1982. Simmons said. "I think the way day, Ford was tearful and sin- couraged me to keep going," he Ferguson and Tootle are still they raced helped our girls run cere. said. playing doubles together in the great times." "I have so many great memo- Eric Hightower graced the Atlanta area. Looking forward to the South- ries of my time at GSU," he said. GSU basketball team as a guard McCurry-Ferguson credited ern Conference Championships "I thank my parents the most from 1982-1984. He transferred her father at Saturday's banquet. which will be held this weekend, because they kept me going when to GSU from Lake City Commu- "I thank my family for com- Simmons believes his women's I wanted to give up." nity College to become the Eagles' ing, and especially my father, team might surprise some of the Jerome New Tim Foley set every GSU kick- scoring leader as a junior and who took me to all those tennis other schools. Freshman Elisha Gray and sophomore Amy Frazier huff and puff it to ing record during his four years senior. He won various honors lessons that got me where I am "I think after the race is over, the finish line in this weekend's GSU invitational. as an Eagle. Regarded as one of including All Trans-America today," she said. some of the schools will be sur- the most accurate place-kickers Athletic Conference and all-tour- Fountain-Tootle recognizes The men's team was led by nooga. prised at how well we ran," in Division I-AA history, Foley nament awards. On three occa- her time at GSU as being the freshman Rodney Stoker who fin- Unlike the women's race, Mer- Simmons said. "We probably ranked second on the all-time sions, Hightower scored the most memorable in her tennis ished second in 16:08 for the 5k cer proved to be the team that have the deepest team that we've scoring chart with 296 points. game-winning baskets. career. "It's an honor to be back (3.1 mile) course. The winner was gave the Eagles the most compe- ever had as far as overall scoring He tied or set seven Division I- "Because of playing basket- here today," she said. I thank Thomas Moritz, an open runner tition. goes." AA kicking marks and still holds ball at GSU, I got that competi- GSU for giving me the opportu- who finished in 16:04. He ran for "It really came down to a meet Some of the injured Lady or shares 16 school marks. tive drive that is necessary to nity to play tennis and I am hon- Georgia State as a collegiate run- between us and them, with Eagles who were held out of the Among his many honors were have a successful life. I thank ored to be a part of the Hall of ner. The rest of the Eagles fin- Armstrong State not playing home meet Saturday seem to be nominations as a sophomore by GSU for that," he said. Fame." improving. ishers were Wade Council, Dejon much of a factor," Simmons said. "Jessica (Lloyd) and Gail Drinks, Mike Dumas, Chuck "I didn't think Mercer was that (McLeroy) seem to have improved Jones and David Stoker. strong, although I did know they and they will probably be able to "I was happy with the men's would be close." Clemson forward Grey gets OK to play race Saturday," Simmons said. race, I think everything went The Eagles have a good shot The Associated Press another day with just another "We will find out Thursday if pretty good," Simmons said. "It at the top six in the conference he felt a step or two behind his practice coming up." Heather Gordon (the Lady Eagle was a great preparation for the according to Simmons. CLEMSON, S.C. — Clemson teammates during early drills. Barnes said Gray is in good early season number one run- conference meet, and I think the The women's race will begin forward Devin Gray, who had a He attributed that to his lack of shape but needs a lot of condi- ner) will 'be able to race, she way they went out the first mile at 10:15 a.m. and the men's will heart attack six months ago, has offseason workouts. tioning to prepare for the Atlan- hasn't run since the second week is going to have to be the way begin at 11 a.m. at the Univer- been given medical clearance to "From the start of practice, I tic Coast Conference season. of the season." they go out Saturday at Chatta- sity of Tennessee-Chattanooga. play basketball this season. pretty much knew I'd be cleared The 6-foot-6 Gray averaged to play," Gray said. "I've been Barnes said he hoped Gray could 14.4 points and six rebounds last playing pretty hard and I do not be in top shape by the end of season and is expected to start feel any different. Today's just December. NCAA finds no wrongdoing in basketball program for new coach Rick Barnes. Gray had worn a heart moni- The Associated Press NCAA investigation to remove centered on allegations that John tor since basketball practice be- OIL CHANGE, CHASSIS LUBE, Smith accepted money and the the cloud over the basketball Brakes OIL FILTER WICHITA, Kan — An NCAA gan Saturday. Team physician We install Premium Drain oil, refill with up to five investigation of Wichita State's use of a car from boosters while program. pads or shoes, surface 1*\ 95 ciuarts rnajor brand motor oil, Stuart Clarkson said Thursday rotor or drums, repacking (I lubricate chassis and install new basketball program has found playing for the university. bearing where ^1 oil filter. Most vehicles. FSU guard out for 2-4 weeks that Gray passed his medical applicable. Valid 10-13 thru 10-30-94 no rules violations, school offi- Smith's name and those specific tests and had no greater risk of a Florida State senior guard Bob cials said. allegations were not mentioned heart problem than any other Sura will miss between two and ,-& ^-siz?£<£-<£?- Athletic director Bill Belknap by the NCAA or at Thursday's player. said Thursday the NCAA noti- news conference. four weeks of practice with a "Most of the time, athletes ^

By Kymm Reynolds (played by Susan Sarandon and Rocky Horror Picture Show" is otherwise insane, kinky and Staff Writer Barry Bostwick) is a kinky, de- audience participation, meaningless movie. "Let's do the time warp mented adventure beyond their The audience participation The turnout was rather large. Most students played their ex- again!" and the audiences'wildest imagi- involves everything from recit- These words could be heard pected roles, perhaps a little more restrained than past crowds. last Monday night as students "FROM WHAT I'VE HEARD FROM EXPERIENCED braved the cold and hung out on "From what I've heard from experiencedR.H.P.S. people, the the lawn at the Rotunda to watch R.H.P.S. PEOPLE, THE CROWD THIS YEAR WAS "The Rocky Horror Picture crowd this year was calm com- CALM COMPARED TO CROWDS IN THE PAST." pared to crowds in the past," said Show." The showing of the musical/ Homecoming Chairperson cult film, sponsored by Union — LATRINA HOWELL LaTrina Howell. Getting hit in the head with Productions, is an on-going HOMECOMING CHAIR Homecoming tradition at GSU. flyingrolls of toilet paper, soaked The 1975 movie by director with cold water, and pelted with Jim Sharman is about a young, nation. ing character's lines in unison, birdseed may not be perceived as Jerome New boring couple whose car breaks The movie opens up with a talking back to the characters, an easy way to have a good time, This year's 'Rocky Horror' show provided opportunity for these down leaving them nowhere to pair of bright, red lips singing. throwing bread and toilet paper but somehow, it just seems to moviegoers to experience the thrill of a 'Time Warp'. turn to, except for an eerie castle Following the lips, there is a in the air, squirting water guns work. down the road. scene involving a wedding. to create the effect of rain, and The castle belongs to a trans- At this point, birdseed can be most importantly, standing up vestite from the planet of Trans- seen and felt pelting people's and doing the "Time Warp" sexual by the name of Dr. Frank backs and accumulating in their dance. Pair of faculty recitals to N. Furter (played byTim Curry). hair. Audience participation is cru- What awaits the couple The big tradition with "The cial to the overall effect of this kick off fall music season By Mandi Cody formed a double-clarinet piece, The closing piece, "Knoxville: Homecoming Talent Show great success Staff Writer then took the horn apart to play Summer of 1915," may have a The GSU music department the two parts simultaneously. special appeal to the literature has been very busy the last few Vocalist Sandra McClain and buffs, according to McClain. weeks. Two faculty recitals have pianist Michael Braz also per- "The text is James Agee's pro- been prepared for the month of formed in the showcase. They logue to his novel "A Death in the October. will be appearing again Thurs- Family." The music beautifully The first recital, this year's day at 8 p.m. enhances the text's lyrical de- "Faculty Showcase," was Thurs- They will be seen in "Twenti- scription of a southern family on day Oct. 13 at 8 p.m. in the Foy eth Century Romantics." the lawn at dusk," McClain said. Fine Arts Recital Hall. "I like a recital hall to have a The recital is free and open to Performers for the showcase main focus," McClain said. the public. Students are encour- included flute instructor Lisa McClain will concentrate on aged to attend. The recital hall Wienhold from the Savannah "twentieth century composers was filled for the "Faculty Show- Symphony Orchestra, pianist who have a romantic influence." case Recital" and turnout for Tom Pearsall and cellist Dou- Braz explains that though Thursday's performance is ex- glas Graves. there are no "popular pieces" pected to be just as high. "I feel good to be on a faculty there will be some "lighter pieces 'Teople can take an hour out, with so many good players," Wil- with a relaxed mood. walk in, sit down, and hopefully liam Schmiel said. Schmiel is a McClain explained that any- find something very beautiful trumpet and jazz ensemble in- one, not just music majors and. and different from their daily structor who performed. enthusiasts will enjoy the recital. routine," Braz said. Additional performers in- "Background notes and trans- Members of Sigma Alpha Iota cluded vocalists Joseph Robbins, lations of the poetry will be pro- will serve as ushers, and Phi Mu who performed pieces from vided and I think that makes it Alpha Sinfonia will take the job "Fanny" and "Show Boat," pia- more enjoyable," she said. of stage managers. nist Natalia da Roza, and tym- "I feel sure for people who come James L Hill panist Matt Fallin. with any type of interest at all Last week Union Productions presented its annual Talent Show. The winners were: First Place- Tiwana Clarinet and saxophone in- that something will appeal to Turner (above) with back-up singers Mario Webb, Franchetta Dudely, Shirlepa Davis, Tess Hill, and structor Linda Cienitti per- them," Braz said. Halloween Likesia Harris; Second Place- Amy Armstrong; Third Place- Erin Leavey. Madness Clearance Sale Chestnut brings understanding to GSU on By Stacy demons make others realize the reality high school and college thinking an attempt to give a student's House Plants Staff Writer of gay and lesbian relationships she might fall in love with one to view of the gay, lesbian or bi- A one-hour program address- all around them. At the same hide her feelings. sexual challenges that lie before GSU BIOLOGY ing the realities of being a gay or time, she hopes that she may "It got to the point that I re- college students. lesbian student in a university even help someone find their true signed myself to not ever having Fred Richter, who was prima- BUILDING surrounding was presented at identity. Chestnut realized and a sexual relationship," Chest- rily in charge of the program, GREENHOUSE the Southern Center auditorium overcame her feelings for the nut said. believes those who attend the last week. same sex at a very young age. "That didn't last long, thank- program will learn a lot about Thursday, Oct. 27 Saralyn Chestnut, Director of "I always knew in some sense fully," she said. the gay and lesbian community gay, lesbian and bisexual life at that I was a lesbian. I had a Chestnut will bring with her, on college campuses. 9:30 am - 5:00 pm Emory University, was the guest girlfriend in the first grade," she J.R. Gravitt, an honor graduate "This program will help move speaker. said. from Emory University. He par- the gay and lesbian revolution Proceeds go to the This Tifton native tries to Chestnut tried to date men in ticipated in the presentation in further," Richter said. "People GSU Foundation will have a better understand- ing of the situation." High-tech games part of Homecoming By Maggee S. Bedient player's eyes, but soon corridors the first five minutes. Staff Writer can be walked upon without run- "I could see as my character \>S»V***tV\^\AVtL\V^^^ As part of Homecoming 1994, ning into the walls. No noise can would see, but my hands on the Union Productions presented be heard, except for the music joystick had to control my feet. ity Store Welcomes j virtual reality. It is a video game, and grunts comingfrom the head- Once I got the hang of it; it was 1 where the images appear in 3-D. phones within the helmet. great," the beginner explained. Won Under The Haunted Roof A helmet with a visor fitting over When one rookie tried virtual "I felt as if I was actually there, the eyes is worn, and the player's reality (who asked to remain in the corridor, shooting at my movements are controlled by a nameless) she was shot down in enemy." Monday, October 31st joystick. Everything the video character sees becomes the For 20% Storewide Savings player's field of vision. It takes a few minutes to become adjusted Art Search (Text Excluded) to the movements in front of the

SONIC Miscellany Pizza And Sub Eating Contest TURNS OCTOBERFESr INTO OCTOBERFEAST! WITH BIGGER COMBOS & LOWER PRICES!! WHY PAY MORE? M Games, Prizes, Popcorn, Offai Hot Coal WiikAty Clfcr tjaygm u Off,;,, I Cokes, Pinata Breaking I (A) . Deluxe Sonic Burger Prizes offered for • Regular French Fries $2.39 •Regular Soft Drink exceptional submissions in ong Chili Cheese Conev short stories Come In For A Treat ■Re511l.tr Soft Drink theater ~ ■ Mon. - Fri. 7:45 AM - 7:00 PM I (0 • Country Fried Steak Sandwich poetry • Large French Fries I $2,891 • Large Soft Drink ^^■^■^ ■ visual art. Sat. 10:00 AM-4:00 PM entered works will be considered for M± 681-5181 mAw^mk ^^ ■ (E) • Super Sonic Cheeseburger ■id? • Large French Fries ( $3.59] 1 • Large Soft Drink Miscellany 95

,h • 2 Regular Chilli Chctfe Coneys • 2 Regular French Fries | "$3,491 ■ 2 Reeular Soft Drinks Submissions ■ (G) • 2 Deluxe Sonic Burgers • 2 Regular French Fries | "$4.49l due •2 Regular Soft Drink2 DRIVE-IN-322SmithMain •DRIVE-THRU Nov. 18 George-Anne Tuesday, October 25,1994 — Paee 9

si

4

■I ■ ■ ■

1 ■ -":'.'.. 1 ,,, ^ ^V *^fe^ ^^'!*BilHi fltt Ir / jgfjjf * "J ^RHBsl ) I "

1 Sfc . ■,.,

■ ♦

■ ♦

Photos supplied by Holly McCaig and Randy Trujillo

■ ■ ■ J "if %*m■ ■ Page 10 _ Tuesday, October 25,1994 George-Anne CLASSIFIEDS c R 0 S s w 0 R D

For sale: 18 spd mountain bike like new. Female roommte needed. Hawthorne 2. 01'Announcements $75 OBO. Call Richard 871-6380 Large bdr., 2 closets, Large private bath. Starting Spring quarter. Great Weekly Crossword For sale: Macintosh Classic Computer. For roommates. $200/mon + 1/4 util. Call Jodi All FCS Majors welcome to attend Society more info., call Cindy at 681-3073 of Hosteur Mtg. Thursday 5pm in Rm. 108 Need to sublease for Winter and Spring. in the FCS building. For more info. Call IBM CLONE 286/16 math coprocessor, Player's Club looking for one or two " Mother Goose Nostalgia" By Gerry Frey Steve at 489-1169 4MEG Ram, VGA, MOUSE, MODEM, 80 roommates. $161.25. Call at 871-4499. meg hard, 2 floppys, 6.2 DOS, WINDOWS Leave a message. Negotiable. ALPHA PHI OMEGA DEAD FLOWER 3.1, Word Perfect 6.0 DOS $495. Leave ACROSS 12 3 4 15 6 7 8 H° 10 11 12 GRAMS. Need a gift that's unique, that's message 681-9204 Roommate needed Immediately! Georgia 1 Rapid dead and real sleek, One that fits the Villas #17. Fully furnished W/D, season, that's a pretty good reason. Oct. Prince CTS Synergy 28 Mid Plus w/core. $135/mon. Shared bedroom. Valarie or 5 Dry 13 114 115 Excellent condition. $75. Todd 871-4133 24-28 under the Rotunda 10am-3pm Regina 681-6766. 9 "My Three " Rockhopper Comp w/Trek DDS3 shock 16 17 18 ATTENTION: Seeking students interested Roommate needed Park Place. Own room $500. Peugot Triathalon Roadbike 13 Winglike in all aspects of the theatre! Come by and bath. $175+1/2 util. 681-1853. Comm. Arts Rm. 101 Mondays at 5:30. w/Shimano 105 Compo. Call Matthew 14 Silly 19 B20 121 Call 871-3351 if more info. Needed. after 2:15 871-7030 Roommate needed to take over lease in large house, own bedroom, W/D. Call 15 Landed ATTENTION: The George-Anne screens Bonnie 681-8465. ■ 22 B23 KPI1 all classified ads prior to publication. The 15'Musical 16 Feline philharmonic newspaper strives to accept ads for Roommate needed. Own bedroom. Fully member:4 words 24 25 26 W** B28 29 30 legitimate products & services only. Guitar for sale: Oscar Schimdt Electric furnished + 1/2 util. $187/mon. Great Students are urged to exercise caution guitar w/bag, amp, tuner, etc. 9 mon. Old. location. Parker apts. Call Rodney at 19 Ascot when replying to ads, particularly those Good con. Elvie at 681-8226. $250 489-2838 31 132 133 which ask for money or a credit card 20 Tavern staples Roommate needed: ST Walk 97. Private number in advance of delivery of products 34 35 36 room, mostly furnished, $200/mon. + 1/3 21 Showy flowers or services. Students are also urged to 16'Personal util. Call Brian or Terry 681-9334. report to the newspaper (at 681-5418) any 22 City in Iowa 37 B38 B39 suspicious offers they might see in the Angelia- Busy bee am I, so how you been? Roommate Needed: W/D, own bath, 23 Dagger classifieds. Remember, if an offer seems Just 2 weeks then you shall know! bedroom, plenty of space, close to campus. too good to be true, it probably is. 24 Tiny one-celled 40 |41 B42 Baby, I love you with all my heart! I'll $175 +1/2 871-7348. Nonsmoker + not a Black Student Alliance Meeting Every always be your girl! Will you marry me? slob. animals Tuesday Night at 7pm in Union Rm 252 Love s.P. Three fun, energetic ladies looking for a 27 Glided NAACP meeting every fist and third From da "Aug-Man" shout outs to my fun roommate for Winter, Spring, and 28 Holiday:Abbrev. 45 46 47 |48 |49 50 51 Monday in Union Room 218 at 7 pm. homegirls back in Putnam Reva and Summer quarter. Great apt. For a great Charmane to J.T., Lanada, Erica, Mia, deal. Call Barbara at 871-4819 31 Rental sign words Outdoor Adventures Organization wil Christy, Addie, Kawanna, Anetra, 52 53 54 have a mtg. To discuss upcoming trips and Damita,Kena 32 Snort events for Oct., Nov, and Dec. Camping, 55 156 B57 canoeing, hiking, and cave exploring. Happy Birthday Jennifer Maldonado and 21'Services 33 Opera 10-18 , 6:30. Rm. 270 Union. Happy Belated Birthday Shawn Jones! 34 Celebrated pig thief:4 From Angela and Nikki M+M Detailing 58 159 160 Red Cross Blood Drive certification course Includes Wash, Wax, Vacuum, Windows, words is Oct. 25 from 5-7pm in the Residence Jennifer, here is week l's clues: I have Armor-All, Clean-Tires. Make that car Life area of the Rosenwald Building. brown hair and live off campus. Have a shine like New. Call for prices at 681-7389 37 French islands Everyone welcome! good weekend. Your big!? or 871-7613. Mark or Marc. 38 Sensible 6 Cheerleaders'words 42 Hiding place Resident Hall students get involved and Jennifer- Busy bee am I, so how you been? Geology tutoring -over 2 yrs experienced - 39 nous 7 Chemical suffix 43 Bristled build your resumes. The Residence Hall Your taking all the fun away by asking Guaranteed to help! Lab or lecture; Judical Board is now taking applications who I am. Just 2 weeks then you shall sampler provided.$9/hr 1 person, $15/hr 2 40 "Beamer" for one 8 Precise 44 Petrdleum:Combining in the Residence Life Office at Rosenwald. know. Clue: I live with other brothers. people. Call Danielle 489-4459. 41 Tiny hole 9 Al Capp's Ms. Hawkins form Students may nominate deserving Junior Kisha, Ann, Fred, Kim, (Shawn, Dionna, PROFESSIONAL TYPING by Peggy or Senior for Who's Who. Contact Cecil and Tim) running thangs up in 27! Smith, secretary in History Dept. Please 42 Dusts 10 Your Fathers car 45 Distant Perkins for criteria 681-0432. Selection call at 681-6520. Leave message. Resumes, 43 Destiny 11 African river 46 Bargain event made by Honors Committee. Ryan Braley: Hope you're having a great lesson plans, books, theses, etc. week! Congratulations on behalf of Delta Competitive rates! 44 Former TV talk host 12 French saints:Abbrev. 47 Oak, eg WHAT IS A RUGGER HUGGER? GIRLS- Tau Delta and your big Sis! Love ya!! For more info. Call Kara and Reasey at 45 Shrewd 14 Lounges 48 Pushover 871-6604 or Daphne at 489-6452. Come Stacie, Your A-Phi-0 big loves you! Bet and support GSU Rugby! you don't know who I am. Did you like 23'Stereo & Sound 48 Religious group 17 Broadway Joe 49 Actor Richard your present? Look for another soon! For sale: New Rockford Fosgate pro punch 49 Dobbin's command 18 Angered 50 Ardor 03'Autos for Sale 10" woofers. $175 OBO + pro punch , 52 Agriculturalist In a val- 22 Aids and 51 Ms. Fitzgerald tweeters $85 OBO . Call 871-5033. To everyone that knows me, I hope you got ley:4 words 23 Incline 53 Eddie Cantor's wife 1971VW Super Beetle Convertible. Red a BIG LAUGH at halftime. Otherwise it Selling Prince live 1981 in New Orleans on w/ tan top and tan interior. Just restored. wasn't worth it. tape! (Also contains studio remixes of the 55 Sheltered side 24 Space below the roof 54 Patriotic org. 858-3302 future & electric chair). Wanting ~ Nine Inch Nails 1994 live downward spiral 56 you 25 Money:Slang 1975 Lancia Beta Coupe (Italian made), 17«Pets& Supplies coverage. Leave message 681-6091. silver w/red leather interior, body 57 Soviet Sea 26 Mr. Fudd excellent, new remanufactored engine, 5 10 Gallon tank w/ back filter, hood, 58 Instrument type 27 Polish spd. Runs! $990 firm. 681-7152 aerator, heater, rocks, etc. Great starter 25'Television & Radio tank or breeding. $50. Call Renee 59 Head man in Sicily 28 Distant view 1978 VW Super Beetle convertable White 681-2524. inside and out. Beautiful car. 858-3302 Peep WVGS 91.9 FM Sundays 9-11 PM + 60 Marina to friends 29 Decorate 5 ft. Boa. Very tame $100 w/large cage and Mondays 5-7 PM with Da Undaground 1986 Nissan Sentra XE. White, great 30 Walking sticks necessary accessories-$175. Call 871-2882 bandits, Native, Taz, and E-man, Kickin' DOWN trans! $1,500. Danielle 489-6206. bran nu flava in ya ear for Fall '94, boyee! Something real 32 Extra 1987 Mercury Sable (Station Wagon). New Female black Lab Mix, 71/2 mon., fixed. 33 Lou Grant's alter ego transmission. 1981 Mazda 626 power Jai Needs house with room to run. Free to 27'Wanted window, sunroof, A/C, milage 130K. $999. 35 Profound good home. Call 681-2320. Gorge Call 681-8848 Wanted!! 36 Narrate Pilots and nonpilots to join the GSU Pilots La La preceder For sale: 1984 Chevy Cavalier, 4dr, A/C, 19«Rentals& Real Estate Association. Meetings are every Tues. Poker players stakes 41 Chopped liver stereo cassette, Auto. Clean $1,400. For 7:00pm, Union 275. more info. 681-6341 2br apts., 2br houses, 2br MHS-furnished and unfurnished and nice office. 764-5003 1993 All rights reserved GFR Associates For sale: 1986 Chevy Cavalier. 4dr, auto. 29'Etcetera Body fair, runs good. $900. For more info. 3 BDR. 3 1/2 bath. 1 year old. All P.O. Box 461, Schenectady, NY 12301 681-6341. bathrooms have telephones. Vanity If you want to appear in a video and would w/marble tops. Room size 12x16. 2 double like to show-off your tattoo, contact the 04'Auto Parts, Repair beds. 42 in. Wood burning marble producer, Dwayne at 681-8184. Leave fireplace. Central heat + air. Appliances in message. kitchen, 18 cubic feet. Refrigerator, frost 4 Barrell aluminum intake for 350 or 305 free ice maker, stove w/cleaning oven, Cheverolet. Call Monday thru Friday. 1:00 dishwasher, W/D. Great location.764-2525. till 9:00 pm at 871-4167 Apartment for sublease beginning Winter Radio from 1991 Ford Escort. $20. For quarter. Call Erica 681-8466. more info. 681-6341. NICE REASONABLE RENTALS 764-5003 Walker Enterprise 09-Furniture & Appliances Sublease: Towne Club Apts. W/D, room w/bathroom. For Winter, Spring, Summer. 30" round wood breakfast table, $30. 2 871-3579 and leave message. student/executive metal chairs swivered w/arms and rollers. $50 each. 681-1803 For sale: Brass and glass table w/ 4 chairs. Good con. $25. Call 823-3957 For sale: Recliner rocker and sofa. $60. Call 489-5353. Leave message if not at home. Magic Chef 16.5 cu. Ft. Refrigerator, white, icemaker capacity, brand new. Call Jim at 871-1145 days; (912)863-7477 nights and weekends. Mattress for sale: Good condition. Asking $40. Call Mike at 681-4056 Queensize Waterbed for sale, asking $150 OBO , please call 681-2320.

11'Help Wanted

MAKE MONEY PLAYING VIDEO GAMES NINTENDO is looking for enthusiastic, reliable individuals to promote their products in retail outlets THROUGHOUT THE NATION during this holiday season. Call Gretchen 1-800-229-5260. CRUISE SHIP JOBS! Up to $900 weekly. Free room/board. Now hiring skilled/unskilled men and women. No experience necessary. Call (601)000-0000, Ext. 0000, 24 hours. FUNDRAISING - Choose from 3 different fundraisers lasting either 3 or 7 days. No investment. Earn $$$ for your group plus meAwofYou personal cash bonuses for yourself. Call 1-800-932-0528, EXT 65 wvusmep TRAVEL FREE! SPRING BREAK '95! Guaranteed lowest prices! JAMAICA, CANCUN, FLORIDA, SOUTH PADRE. Book early & save $$$! Organize group travel free! SUNSPLASH TOURS 1-800-426-7710. 5AYf// 12«Lost& Found

Found: 1 Ladie's running watch in George-Anne office. Come by to identify and claim. / lJwefMAs,H<>reuss 13'Miscellaneous for Sale SOCIAL uptR, MIL '93 Trek 830 22" Onza bar ends, rapid fire shifters, Matrix single track comp. Rims. MW StT IN IdOlAVOiV Black. Todd 871-4133. $325 MOKm w cmems 2 tickets for the Homecoming and parent's weekend football games. $10 a piece. Exc. ofPrntemicei Seating on the home side. Seats w/backs on them. Call Thea 681-8236 Bike for sale: Excellent 10 spd bike for riding to and from class. $75. 681-8398 rmm fwp after 5 and before 10. Eureka vacuum cleaner w/att. 1.5 years CHICKO)/, old. Excellent condition. $75. (H) 489-2588/(W)871(1193.