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NON-PROFIT /OCeMCBCRlFJCE ORGANIZATION GSC men's swim team U.S. POSTAGE GEORGIA PAID SOJ1HB3N STATESBORO, GA. looking strong -—seep. 10 PERMIT NO. 286 The George-Anne Georgia Southern College's Official Student Newspaper VOLUME 65, NUMBER *« Georgia Southern College, Statesboro, Georgia 30460 THURSDAY. JAN. 17, 1985 Fine Arts degree SGA initiates beneficial programs approved by BOR By ALYSON BENNETT organizations to gather together and SGA in conjunction with Student Staff Writer discuss problems and student Union Board is already working on offered this spring The GSC Student Government concerns, in a effort to look for booking a big concert for next year. Association has planned several possible solutions. Wallace hopes to Wallace says that getting a head start By SUSAN WITTE programs to benefit students this get some "dialogue" from students so will be easier financially because the News Editor quarter, including a book-buy back SGA can bring these issues to the funds will be allocated for the future. The Board of Regents recently program, a student leadership forum, administration. This big event will be held in Hanner approved a new degree to be and other changes designed to SGA will also be involved in the or maybe Paulson Stadium, said offered at GSC, effective spring improve campus life. drive the university status. "We will Wallace. quarter, 1985. work with SUS as well as our own The new Freshman Aid program, The Bachelor of Fine Arts The book buy back program will projects to try to get university initiated last quarter, proved to be degree with a major in Art fulfills allow students to sell books at the end status," said Mike Wallace. successful. More freshman are the requirements for entrance of the quarter to other students and Other SGA concerns include involved with SGA than last year, into graduate programs, receive more money than if they sold revising the upcoming SGA elections according to Wallace. SGA will be especially the Master of Fine them back to the bookstore. In return, from last year. Wallace feels that the working on other projects this Arts degree program the students who buy the books will elections were held too close to exams quarter. If interestedin the "Book buy Students graduating with the pay less than what they would have which created problems for back" program or anything else present art degree offered at GSC, to pay in the bookstore. campaigning. Other problems, such contact Mike Wallace at 681-5631, or Bachelor of Arts with a major in "We want to help alleviate as campaigning in front of Landrum, come by the SGA office 101 Williams Art, usually have to take spending cost for students," said will be corrected. Center. additional courses to gain Mike Wallace, president of SGA. entrance into a Master of Fine "Everything from the student who Arts program. sells the book, to the class it's used for, According to the proposal by to the student who buys the book, will President Lick, "The Bachelor of be kept on computer. A list of Fine Arts program has the discontinued books will also be kept capability to produce graduates on file so students will know if their who have attained substantially book can be used the next quarter," more in-depth concentration in continued Wallace. The computer will art than is possible under the keep everything organized and make existing Bachelor of Arts the process easier and faster. program." The new degree, which offers Experimentation of the program broader professional opportuni- will be at the end of this quarter, and ties, will probably replace if everything goes well, it will be completely the existing Bachelor continued next fall, according to of Arts program. Wallace. Accreditation for the Bachelor David Wallace, vice president of of Fine Arts degree will be sought SGA, wants to initiate a student from the National Association of leadership forum. The forum will David Wallace, vice-president of SGA. Schools of Art and Design. allow student leaders from various Take out lunch services at Landrum INSIDE designed for GSC students on-the-go FILM By RICHARD LEE dessert. The cash price for the meal Features Writer will be $3.00. Meal cards may be used CLASSICS In a continuing effort to upgrade to purchase the lunches also, but an service and provide for students' additional $.40 will be charged to SERIES needs, Landrum Center will be cover costs since the meals are valued offering a take-out lunch service at $.40 over the value of the meal card. WINNER beginning Winter Quarter. Other additions to Landrum's see p. 5 dining hall will include: piped-in Students will be given a choice of music, handmade art work (some of it entrees: fried chicken (two pieces), already adorning Landrum's walls), Editorials p. 4 hamburger (or two hot dogs), or an more microwave ovens and a Features p. 6 entree from the regular menu. The hamburger and hot dog express line box lunches will also contain potato (Monday-Friday). Also beginning Classifieds .... .p. 9 salad or cole slaw, potato chips, Winter Quarter, fried chicken will be Sports p. 10 finger rolls, a canned drink, and a served twice a week. Landrum offers box lunches. Page 2, The GEORGE-ANNE, Thursday, Jan. 17, 1985 NEWSBRIEFS News Frats up security Fall stress break Fraternities are increasing "Students for a Fall Break" at Shriver wins first Airwaves advertise security at the U. of Virginia to the U. of Virginia are demanding keep non-members out of house an October break to combat visitation weekend parties. The move follows stress. The UVA students' health in writing contest incidents involving non- director has joined the cause by By KARA J.KING students, including one in which verifying annual dramatic Assistant News Editor - local youths denied access to a October increases in stress- Radio stations across the state held last quarter party came back to pick a fight. related student emotional crises will be playing GSC commercials Security measures for parties will and strongly recommending a inviting students to attend the Special to the George-Anne be aimed both at local youths and fall break. The Writing Awards competi- visitation weekend on February 2 and at UVa. students who aren't of tion, sponsored last quarter by 3. legal drinking age (19). the Film Classics Series, has The one-minute spots will air in been completed. The top prize mid-January and are aimed at high winners, and the awards, are as school students in five key areas Rape spurs blast Think pink to relax follows: First Prize and $75 to including Atlanta, Bainbridge, Rebecca Shriver for her essay Augusta, Savannah, and Macon. Three local residents were A pink relaxation room is "You Are What You Wear: The The state-wide media blitz is arrested for throwing a Molotov helping students cope with stress Significance of Clothing in Lord sponsored by the GSC Admissions cocktail bomb into a U. of at Arizona State U. The room, of the Flies and The Last Picture Office. Virginia fraternity house, operated by the ASU Student Show; Second Prize and $50 to reportedly in retribution for the Health Services, is available Ghazala Hashmi; Third Prize Two GSC freshmen alleged rape of a 16-year-old without charge to all ASU and $25 each to Jeff Coleman and friend by a fraternity member. students. Students may relax in Robert Boquist (tie); and $50 to die in December The bomb caused about $1,000 in quiet or listen to one of a growing Rene Heflin for the best essay fire damage and no injuries. The number of tapes ranging from treating at least one foreign film. By KARA J. KING three arrested, including two classical music to information of Assistant News Editor juveniles,were charged with self-hypnosis. The competition was judged Bruce A. Boney and James C. arson. by Professors Clara Krug of the Holmes III, both GSC freshmen, died Department of Foreign Langu- in December. ages and Susan Humma and Boney, a native of Cairo, Georgia, Tomasz Warchol of the died in Statesboro on December 7 Internship representatives Department of English and from congestive heart failure. He was Philosophy. a management major and lived in Stratford Hall. to visit campus Friday There will be no Writing Holmes died on December 13 in his Awards competition this quarter Savannah home after a brief illness. Special to the George-Anne will be on the campus of Georgia Spring quarter internships are or next. Holmes lived in Lewis Hall. Southern College on Friday, January available through the Governor's 18 between 9 a.m. and 12 noon in ^«= Intern Program. Representatives Room 204 of the Newton Office from the Office of Governor Harris Building for purposes of interviewing ^ ^ Georgia Southern College students THE interested in completing internships WATERBED GALLERY for Spring Quarter. Internships are -V available in almost all areas of Complete Waterbed academic and professional interest. ■Academic credits can be arranged a*^ and most internships provide a 149.95 financial stipend. King or Queen For further information, scheduling of interviews and DENMARK'S application materials, see Dr. Roger Hairstyles For Furniture Mart & Sleep Shop Pajari, Room 204 Newton or the secretary of the Political Science Men and Women Brooklet 1-842-2141 Department in Newton 115.

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N.W. • Suite 106, Box 284 • Washington, D.C. 20016 Thursday, Jan. 17, 1985, The GEORGE-ANNE, Page 3 Record Review By DARYL REVOK Record Critic Heaven Seventeen are a three man outfit that had broken off from the FEATURES Human League some years back. They create some of the better white groove/soul/funk/whatever around, certainly better than the aforemen- Theater South earns recognition tioned Human League. Their first efforts, including their Besides the overall recognition Special to the George-Anne Judson, a self-appointed black album called "The Luxury Gap," given Equus two GSC students were The work of theater faculty and minister, to gain ownership of Big were excellent. White soul seems stiff singled out to compete in the Irene students at GSC has earned Bethel, the barn he intends to restore and rather soulless compared to its Ryan competition at the Region IV recognition in regional competition. to its rightful place as a church. black counterpart, but these guys, uh, Festival. Michael Hawk and Travis Immediately after Purlie grooved, if you'll pardon the Dr. Ron Fischli, director of McKinley will perform competitive Victorious closes, work will begin on expression. Theater at GSC, has received word scenes, along with other Regional IV You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown, a Heaven Seventeen's new album, that the production of Equus staged nominees. To the winner will go a musical play full of joy and "How Men Are," is still some of the by Theatre South this fall has been $1,000 scholarship and the. right to entertainment for children and better white soul around—much named the "first alternate" choice for participate with other regional adults alike. better than Human League's regional competition in this year's winners in an "Evening of Scenes" at hysteria, but they've slipped a bit. All American College Theatre Festival. the National Festival at the Kennedy Featuring the adventures and the songs sound the same, and I liked Center in Washington, D.C. This misadventures of Charles Schultz's Heaven Seventeen in the first place GSC is one of 62 colleges and acting competition is made possible "Peanuts" characters, Charlie Brown because their songs didn't sound the 1 universities from Region IV of the by an endowment from the late will be staged in McCroan same. ACTF that competed for six slots in actress Irene Ryan, best known for Auditorium during the first week in Better luck next time. And now, on I the regional festival to be held at the her role as Granny on the "Beverly April. Several matinee performances to the next album. University of Florida this February. Hillbillies." will be offered to school children, and The new album by Frankie Goes to Region IV includes schools from nightly performances for the general Hollywood is "Welcome • to the Alabama, Florida, Georgia, "We believe that theater public are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. on Pleasure Dome," a British sensation, Kentucky, Mississippi, North April 4 through 6. based on two hits: "Relax," and "Two Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, at GSC has both a Tribes." After listening to this album, Virginia, West Virginia, Puerto Rico community service and Further information concerning all I can say is "So what?" and the Virgin Islands. theatrical activities at GSC may be Actually, I sniggered all the way an educational mission obtained by phoning 681-5138 or by through their version of "Born to The entries finishing ahead of writing Dr. Ron Fischli, Director of Run" (Springsteen, remember?) GSC were from Clemson University, to perform." Theatre, Landrum Box 8091, Georgia Imagine my caniption fit when I the University of South Carolina, the -Fischli Southern College, Statesboro, GA heard their cover of "(Do you know University of Richmond, the 30460. the wav to) San Jose?" University of Alabama, Virginia Tech, and North Carolina A&T. Fresh from the successes of the fall Although all six of those schools have quarter, which also included the accepted the invitation to compete sponsorship of a performance of A Wris regionally, Fischli says that the "first Soldier's Play by the nationally ^ *• BUFF alternate" designation has been a recognized Negro Ensemble boost to morale for GSC theatricians Company, Theatre South will now and has strengthened their Statesboro Mall turn to a varied and busy schedule of 764-6869 commitment to improving curricu- winter activities. lum, facilities, teaching and Faculty and students are already Attention Intramural Basketball Teams performance. working on a production of Purlie "We believe that theater at GSC has Victorious, a high-spirited comedy by See Sports Buff now for your special team both a community service and an Georgia-born playwright Ossio and individual player discounts— educational mission to perform," Davis. 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$40 for two Frank & Bob Hook, owners and GSC Alumni and supporters, invite you to shop with us throughout the year. Whether it is athletic For information call Cheryl: equipment, Greek apparel, class needs or just casual clothing and 681-5565 or 681-6080 shoes, we always appreciate your business. Page 4, The GEORGE-ANNE, Thursday, Jan. 17, 1985- Norman Schrieber The Geotge-Hnne Air waves under attack DAVE PERRAULT DONNA BREWTON attempted to stop them. Why? Try Editor Managing Editor Editor's Note: Editorial views going to a WVGS meeting and you'll expressed in the following find out. All the DJs rallying editorial are not necessarily behind the flag of progressive music SUSAN WITTE LEIGH ANN KITCHENS those of the George-Anne staff. while those who have different News Editor Business Manager Signed columns are solely the musical tastes are outcast and told to viewpoint of the writer. come back next quarter. As the Editorial views expressed in The George-Anne are not necessarily those of the Georgia Southern meeting continues, those who blindly College administration and /or faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of the writer. / like that old time Rock-n-Roll pledge their lives to progressive The kind of music that sooths the music sit around and stroke each soul others' egos. I reminisce about the days of old My friend and I were told that if I want that old time Rock-n-Roll we were going to play heavy metal we —Bob Seger could go on at midnight and play Activity calendars here Yeah, I like Rock-n-Roll and I'm whatever we want till whenever we Don't hesitate! Get Student Union Board's new Winter Quarter '85 sure a lot of other people at GSC like want. What a joke! Are you trying to Activities Calendar. They are absolutely free. No longer be in the "cold." it too. Then why do the disc jockeys at tell me that no one listens to heavy WVGS persist in only one type of Have the who, what, when, where of the movies and the Spotlight metal before midnight? Let's get a music: progressive music. grip on life! entertainers at your fingertips. You won't want to miss any of the great fun this quarter. Look for the The fact is that it has gotten so bad If this station were the "ideal" campus radio station there would be calendars at heavy traffic areas on campus, such as Landrum, Sarah's, that the DJ's at WVGS won't take any request unless it's one of their time slots for classical music, jazz, and the library. You can also get them in the SUB office, which is on the unknown, group progressive songs. I've soul and funk, folk music, country, second floor of Williams Center. Or call 681-5442. paid my student activity fee which Top 40, easy listening or Get yours today! goes to supporting the radio station; contemporary, Christian rock, golden so why can't I get a song that I oldies, good ol'rock-n-roll and of request played on the air? course "progressive" music. But since Attention all reporters Some of the people I have called WVGS is a polarized organization have actually become verbally these time slots are very unlikely to be The George-Anne would like to invite all students who are interested abusive when pressed about why they "fined with any other music other than "progressive." in journalistic writing to drop by the George-Anne office this week and won't play a "non-progressive song." fill out a writer's application. The people at WVGS need to wake You see, I always thought that a up and address a few issues. Just how Positions are available in all departments including news, features student radio station would cater to many listeners do they have (besides and sports. No previous experience is required and we accept students the listening needs of the campus their own DJ's. and does WVGS working toward any degree who have a firm grasp of the English population. Unfortunately, WVGS adequately serve the GSC students language and enjoy writing. falls far below my expectations of a who support the station. If a poll were The George-Anne office is located upstairs in the Williams Center student operated radio station. It taken on campus, I have no doubt that above the Snack Bar. seems that our campus station is you would find more students oriented to a narrow streamline group So students stop by, fill out a form and start your journalism career listening to WAEV-97, Z-102 and today. of music elitists. Statesboro's second joke of a radio These musical fanatics have taken station FM-100, than our own GSC control of our (the students) radio 107.7. station and no one has even See WVGS Fitness for life starts now Con't. on pg. 5 The Department of Campus Recreation Intramurals will have a fitness for life program this quarter. This is a program for GSC students, faculty, and staff who wish to participate in a self-monitored fitness program. It is designed to assist, encourage, and give direction to those individuals who wish to attain and maintain a level of fitness which is conducive to a happy and healthful life. To enroll, participants must complete a registration card in the Campus Recreation Office, room 126 Harmer, before beginning the program. Individuals who attain the 100 point plateau within the quarter in which they registered will receive Fitness for Life T-shirts. For more information, contact the Campus Recreation Office.

AMYSWANN Features Editor JIMTORELL Sports Editor CATHERINE CARTER Copy Editor CARL AHLUM HEATH Photography Ed,tor JEFF ALMOND Advertising Manager BILLBRICKER Graphic Artist BUDDY SMITH Production Assistant KARA KING . Assistant News Editor

FRED RICHTER, Faculty Advisor

The George-Anne Is the official newspaper of Georgia Southern College and is owned and operated by GSC. The office Is located in Room 110. Williams Center, the telephone numbm are 912/681-5246 and 681-5418 and the mailing address is GSC, LB. 8001, Statesboro, Ga. 30458. Thursday, Jan. 17, 1985, The GEORGE-ANNE, Page 5 Letters to the Editor Spotlight! The Spotlight is the SUB gallery features both may actually have a good time. Just entertainment area in the adjoining professional and S.R art exit shows. think of that! SUB News room of Sarah's Snack Bar. The top Most, also, include a free open Sincerely, DEAR GSC STUDENTS: professionals on the college circuit reception with refreshments. Wow, a Kim Duke How many times have you caught will be featured. Highly acclaimed free meal! You can't beat that. Director of Publicity, yourself complaining about having magicians, comedians, singers, Make a New Year's resolution. Try SUB nothing fun to do? "The 'Boro is the musicians, and bands will perform. broadening your horizons. Try new pits." "Nothing ever goes on here." Many have performed on and off things. You'll be pleasantly "Boy, I wish I were in Savannah or Broadway as well as major network surprised. Bring along a date. Even Hot Lanta." "Anyplace but here!" "I T. V. The Spotlight is GSC's answer to you can afford it. They're great "ice can't ask her out. I'm flat broke!" Saturday Night Live! And it's breakers" for the new guy or girl in Corrections Could it be that you're bored? absolutely free. Performances are your class. Come on. You're not even trying. Do held Tuesdays from 11-1 p.m. Don't As for you die-hard apathetic DEAR EDITOR: you need a ton of bricks or what? miss them. students who enjoy complaining of I believe that the only person who Believe it or not. You can be Hey, maybe you're a natural the Boring Boro, I do hope I haven't should be a record, movie or whatever entertained at GSC without much entertainer. The Spotlight also spoiled your day. If it makes you feel critic is someone who is in the same money at all. I'm not talking about features student acts on "open" any better, I'll tell you what we aren't business. drinking generic beer either. After all, weeks. Why not give it a shot? having. Cheer up. Eddy Murphy isn't The only time that I care to hear a fun isn't always spelled K-E-G. Don't Charlotte Parrish and Carl Heath playing The Spotlight. Picasso critic is when they make a mistake. I get me wrong. I enjoy socializing as did. You even get paid, if you want to paintings won't be shown in the art am referring to the January 10 well as the next "party animal," like give it a whirl, come by the SUB office gallery. Prince isn't performing at the edition of the George-Anne. Mr. Revok Matt Barnes. However, there is life on the second floor of Williams Center Beach Bash '85. And The Boss won't states that "Steeltown" is the second after BUD. or call 681-5442 for an audition. You be singing for graduation. Now, don't album by Big Country. It.is their Give yourself a break. How about have nothing to lose. you feel much better? By the way, third. "Wonderland" is their second. a little variety. Even your favorite For those interested in art, the beware of the SUB activities. You Lee Jones entertainment can grow quite monotonous. Why not try some of the Rebbecca Shrive entertainment provided for you by your Student Union Board? No other place nearby offers such high quality at such low costs. Almost all is either Film Classic Series Winning Essay free or no more than abuck. To parody Gertrude Stein, clothes accompli, one needs only to look at retreats to an old bathrobe and lets SUB's winter quarter line-up is are clothes. True, Not necessarily! In the boys to recognize the fact that her hair go unbrushed. She doesn't just what you've been waiting for. the films Lord of the Flies and The gaganism reigns. Jack has shed all care about her life; she doesn't care Escape those cold, dreary nights in Last Picture Show, clothing is vestiges of his choir boy outfit and about her body. your room. Join your friends in the employed in particularly symbolic Dionysian in appearance. The Billy's cap does more than Biology Bijou for a teriffic movie. ways. In Lord, the manner of transformation is complete. represent him; it could be him. Due to "Purple Rain," "First Blood," and dressing reflected and symbolized the Picture Show uses hats, coats and the fact that he is a half-wit, his cap is "Indiana Jones and the Temple of decline and fall of civilization. necklaces to reveal the character of a major indicator of his personality. Doom" are among the many Picture Show used clothing to the person wearing these articles. Sonny has a lot of interaction with scheduled. Plus, there's the Rock-n- represent the inner person. Roll Weekend coming too. Yes! The This is especially true of Jacy, Ruth that cap to provide clues for the and Billy. observer. Sonny toxns Billy's cap original Woodstock concert In the beginning of Lord, all the Jacy's mark of distinction is the backwards consistently, perhaps to extravaganza will be shown. boys are dressed in a civilized gold heart which she constantly show Billy's backwardness. When Most definitely, you won't want to manner, especially Jack's host of wears. Her personality is revealed to Billy loses his virginity to the miss the "Terrific Tuesdays" in The chorus boys who are uniformed to the be selfish.cold and caculating as the prostitute, he also loses his cap. The start social teeth. of their story unravels. Her true self is WVGS. structure is also civilized as they vote Sonny restores it to him. During Sam characterized by this piece of jewelry: the Lion's funeral, Sonny turns the Con't. from pg. 4 on leadership and establish rules in an orderly fashion. a cold object of beauty, lovely to cap's bill to the side of Sonny's head, What bothers me most is that the behold but unable to feel. at half-mast, as it were to mourn WVGS staff doesn't even care about Ruth, the coach's wife, begins the Sam's passing. The death of Billy is what the students of GSC listen to. The breakdown of civilization is film tightly wrapped in coat and hat the occasion of a highly symbolic It's their Marie Antoinette "Let them synchronized with the shedding of with her hair firmly pinned in place. gesture on Sonny's part. Sonny eat cake" type policy they have clothes and painting of faces. The As her affair with Sonny progresses carries Billy up some stairs and adopted that allows them to rule of Ralph and the conch shell is in and she begins to thaw towards life, "buries" Billy's cap and Billy, disregard the needs of GSC students question, but anarchy is not complete she slowly changes her appearance, underneath his coat. The cap that while keeping a clear conscience. although it is imminent. This is best tier hat and coat come off, she was Billy has finished its life-cycle. So where do we go from here? It expressed by Jack's attire, which is dresses lighter, looser clothing and Thu^ we see that clothing is an looks like GSC needs another radio that of clay paint and leaves, but also her hair comes down. When joy is integral part of symbolism in film- station, one that will cater to the includes his regulation hat which he fully a part of her, she is seen dressed making. Its effectiveness is enhanced needs of the students while WVGS still sports. only in a man's shirt, hair loose, and defined by the characters' caters to itself. Sorry, but there is brushed and flowing. After Sonny apparel. Film-goers, beware! A pair of more to life than the Dead Kennedys, At the end of the film when the. rejects her, Ruth's misery manifests plaid pants is not just a pair of plaid PIL, and Echo and the Bunnymen. destruction of civilization is a fait itself in an outward aspect; she pants! I'm not saying we should get rid of progressive music but we should be able to reach a compromise. If you're tired of the noise that pours out of WVGS, write a letter to the dean of students, the Media Letters Policy Committee, or to Dale Lick and see if All letters to the editor are subject to standard editing and all letters should be signed. It will be the editor's we the students can once again gain policies for taste, libel, etc. The editor reserves the right decision whether or not to print the name. Letters should to reject any letter. There is no word limit on letters and be addressed to: The Editor, The George-Anne, Landrum control of our radio station. Freedom they are published on a first come, first serve basis. Box 8001, Statesboro, Ga. 30460, or brought by room in Living, Freedom in Music, Letters should address issues and not attack individuals 110, Williams Center. FREEDOM OF CHOICE! Page 6, the GEORGE-ANNE, Thursday, Jan. 17, 1985

S.U.B.'s MOVIE SCHEDULE WINTER QTR. 1985 January Hzts & Entertainment 18-20 Purple Rain 23 Midnight Express 25-27 .... Conan the Destroyer GARFIELD® by Jim Davis 30 From Here to Eternity February 1-3 The Wild Life CLEAN THAT UP, GARFIE.LPJ 6 Jungle Book 8 Jimi Hendrix 9 Tommy 10 Woodstock 13 The Last Unicorn 15-17 The Big Chill 20 The Wild Bunch 22-24 Bachelor Party 27 The Exorcist

March )1985 United Feature Syndicate.lnc 1-3 Indiana Jones 6 . . . Three Days of the Condor 8-10 First Blood S.U.B. sponsors 'Terrific Tuesdays' 13 Attack of the Killer Tomatoes your student activities fee, Look for coming attractions in the By KIM DUKE Through All movies shown in the S.U.B. is able to purchase these acts. new Winter Quarter S.U.B. Activities Features Writer Biology Lecture Hall additional charge is required by Calendar, available in Landrum, What's the closest thing to New No Wed. shows 8&10 p.m. students. Sarah's, and the library. Also found York's Catch a Rising Star or The in the S.U.B. office or call 681-5442. Fri. and Sat. shows 8&10p.m. Johnny Carson Show in Statesboro? Beginning in January, "Terrific FREE! Sun. shows 8&10 p.m. No, you didn't guess it! It's, of course, Tuesdays" are featured from 11 a.m.- Watch for Special Showtimea The Spotlight. Located in the 1 p.m. At least two and as many as adjoining room of Sarah's Snack Bar four performances are held each in Williams Center, The Spotlight month and sometimes on Thursdays. hosts only the best quality Local talented students are featured Musical sisters to sing entertainment. Frequently featured on "open" weeks. Anyone may Special to the George-Anne Roaches and The Beatles as well as are comedians, magicians, singers audition. You also get paid. Yes, paid! original, traditional and Irish tunes, and bands. Those interested drop by the S.U.B. Debi and Megan Smith, the two while they are best known for their Formerly known as a division of office on the second floor of Williams musical sisters running a race for the unusual sibling harmonies and an Sarah's, The Spotlight has recently Center or call 681-5442 for an audition. longest, brownest hair, will be array of acoustical instruments gained its own identity. It features a We gladly welcome all talent performing at Sarah's Place on stage, spotlights, audio equipment, Thursday, Jan. 24 from 11 a.m.-l including guitar, dulcimer, autoharp and technician Steve Harris. The In February award-winning p.m. and Irish drum. They have performed Student Union Board, who sponsors magician Phelston Jones will with a number of well known artists: it, are also making other changes. mesmerize his audiences with an act The Smith Sisters' recently The Starland Vocal Band, Tom Stage props and a backdrop are in the they won't forget. He's highly released debut album is entitled, Paxton, Jonathan Edwards, Steeleye making. "We want The Spotlight to acclaimed by both T. V. and on and off "Bluebird," based on one of Debi's Span, The Whites, Gene Cotton, Mark look professional like our Broadway. Also in February, John most acclaimed original songs. O'Connor, Sam Bush and Charlie performers," says S.U.B. Chair- Paul Walters performs in The Released by one of the country's Byrd, to name a few. person Diane Pope. "The people we've Spotlight. Having performed with premier folk labels, Flying Fish, and booked are the top in their field, and such greats as Kenny Rogers, Dolly produced by Merle Watson, the album In July of 1984 The Smith Sisters we owe it to them to provide the Parton, Pure Prairie League, and the contains a collection of original and were chosen to participate in a appropriate facilities." Atlanta Rhythm Section, he promises traditional tunes Debi and Megan musical tour of the USSR. The Forum So, you're skeptical. How can they to be a special treat. have been performing to grateful club for U.S.—Soviet Dialogue sponsors afford such terrific entertainment, S.U.B. tries to appeal to everyone's and college audiences around the an exchange program with the USSR you ask. First of all, S.U.B. gets to tastes. Groups are booked in March country. Doc and Merle Watson and which involves discussion of leading "buy" acts at a cheaper rate. Many of from RARE's punk rock to Hot Mark O'Connor join Debi and Megan issues of the day as well as an these talented performers who play Shandy's "Jimmy Buffet" style. With on several cuts. exchange of cultural activities. The on the college circuit have appeared the wide array of music and comedy, Smith Sisters entertained the on major network TV., Broadway, The Spotlight should have something Debi and Megan's repertoire delegates in a variety of settings and and in top-notch night clubs. just for vou. includes contemporary songs of, for cities as the 1984 cultural arts example, Linda Ronstadt, The representatives. The Spotlight's Coming Attractions (Winter '85) Jan. 22: Barry Drake, comedian..Returned by popular demand. Plays colleges and clubs across the U.S. Hilarious jokes, stories, and humorous songs. Jan. 24: The Smith Sisters sing. Again, they add a definite zest to your lunch time. Folk music at its best. Jan. 29: Brian Huskey, singer. Solo artist with two L.P.'s and one album. Opened for Juice Newton, Emmylou Harris, and Arlo Guthrie. Feb. 5 - Phelston Jones, magician. Award-winning style that's truly exhilerating! Combines acting, mime, jazz, and martial art. Feb. 12 - Brian Gallagher, singer. Delightful songs and funny jokes. Plays clubs and colleges throughout the States. Feb. 19 - Scott Jones, comedian. Returns as a GSC favorite. Outrageous sense of humor. Will have you doubled over. Mar. 5 - Rare jams! Positively unique. GSC has seen nothing like this punk rock duo on campus. Betsy and Janet do both their own songs and those by the Police, Beatles, the Pretenders, Cyndi Lauper, Led Zepplin, Janis Joplin, and Hank Jr. Mar. 12 - Hot Shandy duo. If you like Jimmy Buffet, you'll love them. Also, play Appalachian Irish folk music Great before St. Patty's. Megan and Debi Smith to perform at GSC. t.- a o c o o

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By ROBERT JENKINS scoring to keep from running up the Sports Sports Writer points on Georgia State." GSC's men's swimming team This year the team will again be was clearly the underdog, but was "Today we faced good competition, started the 1984-85 season with a coached by the very capable Buddy never out of the meet until the last and GSC has a good strong surprisingly easy victory over a Floyd who is entering his 16th season event. In fact, GSC led William and program." William and Mary is now tough Georgia State team. This past as head coach at GSC. Coach Floyd Mary for much of the meet. currently 4-2, losing only to James November, GSC travelled to Atlanta came to GSC in 1969 and since then Coach Floyd commented that he Madison and University of North to face the state rival Panthers. State has provided us with an excellent was proud of the courage and team Carolina at Wilmington. was expected to have a strong field of men's swimming program. spirit his swimmers displayed, but GSC is presently 1-1 after the loss swimmers this season, but proved to was disappointed by the outcome. to William and Mary. A more detailed be no match for GSC. In the meet with Georgia State "You'd think that after winning first report of the GSC-William and Mary some of the standouts of GSC were place in eight of the 13 events you'd meet will appear next week in the Paul McNamara, Kenny Evans and take the meet," Coach Floyd George-Anne. Scott Farmer. "Tank" McNamara remarked. "William and Mary beat The upcoming meets for GSC are "We blew them swam the 50-yard free-style in a time us, however, because they took against the College of Charleston, of 22.43. He also swam the 100-yard second and third place nearly every South Florida, Tampa, Emory and out of the free-style in 49.49. Kenny Evans was time. You can't lose that way." Augusta, all of which are away meets also impressive with a time of 2:02.90 GSC, however, should not frown that-win be played later this month water." in the 200 yard individual medley and over the outcome for very long. They and in February. Of these' teams, with a time of 2:08.34 in the 200-yard went into the meet clearly the lesser South Florida and Tampa will be the —Coach Floyd backstroke. Scott Farmer turned in a team and came out with much earned toughest. Hopefully, with a little luck time of 5:10.37 in the 500-yard free- respect from a tough William and and a lot of hard work, GSC will be style. Each of these times were much Mary squad. William and Mary's able to contend with those two "We blew them out of the water," superior to any of Georgia State's associate coach, Dudley Jensen, said, schools as well. Finally, GSC will be remarked Coach Buddy Floyd, swimmers. "We expected the meet to be a tough preparing for the Atlanta College winning by a score of 74-39. Coach one with GSC, and we're very pleased Invitational which will occur on Last Friday GSC lost to William Floyd went on to say that "it really with the outcome." He further added, February 27-29 at Emory University. wasn't as close as even the final score and Mary by a score of 49-64. showed because we exempted some of Unfortunately, the score does not our later swimmers times from the reflect the closeness of this meet. GSC Baptist & HSU By JIM TORELL loss of Terry Harriston and Larry Sports Editor Hollins. With GSC currently ranked Tonight's game with Houston second in scoring defense, the Eagles Baptist pits the Eagles against one of intensity on defense could be the key. the toughest teams in the TAAC. Baptist's only losses have come by Gene Iba's Huskies are currently one point to Pan American and ranked in the top three of every team Oklahoma State with the loss to the statistic in the TAAC with the. Cowboys coming in overtime. The exception of scoring. Huskies also lost their opener to With the help of 6'8", 230 lb. senior Arizona. Anicet Lavordrama, the Huskies are Saturday the Eagles face Hardin- playing awesome defense. Baptist Simmons from Abilene. The has allowed only 57 points a game struggling Cowboys feature a strong keeping the opposition's field goal backcourt but a young front court. percentage to .423. The Huskies are Byron Strickland and Lenard also out rebounding the opposition by Brooks are leading the Cowboys with almost six while out scoring them by about 25 points a game between them. 11. A juco transfer from Florida, Louis The Huskies are, however, close to Phelps gives the Cowboys help under the bottom in scoring. Baptist lost 28 the basket at 6'6", second in the Georgia Southern swimmers swam well all day. points a game to graduation with the TAAC in blocked shots. Do You VISA & MasterCard Credit Cards ? CREDITGETTER.-BOX1091.SHALIMAR.FL 32579

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Page 12, The GEORGE-ANNE, Thursday, Jan. 17, 1985. Eagles back from 2-0 road trip Eagles off to best start in 35 years By JIM TORELL figures for the eleventh time in 13 Sports Editor games. Georgia Southern improved its record to 11-2 last Saturday with a 63- Reggie Watson continued his 58 victory over the Samford Bulldogs (Scoring ways going four of five from in Birmingham. The Eagles, under the free throw line on his way to ten head coach Frank Kerns, are off to points. Ron Jefferson just missed their best start in 35 years. being the fifth Eagle in double figures GSC was led by Morris Hargrove with eight. who never missed from the floor, Hargrove, whose streak of double scoring 21 points and leading the figure games now stands at 23, and team in rebounds. McNair led a 15-4 spurt mid-way Ben Bailey came alive off the through the second half which bench for 12 points on 5-7 shooting, a boosted GSC to a lead they would career high for the juco transfer since never relinquish. The Bulldogs led by becoming an Eagle. Bill McNair also one at the half on a last second shot, but could never pull away. added 12 points to score in double Myles and Hargrove under the boards. The George-Anne JAM THE GYM By JIM TORELL given away including a grand prize of a Sports Editor free night with the FM-100 Sound Here it comes—Jam the Gym III! Machine. Runner-up prizes include Tonight—5:15, GSC's Lady Eagles gift certificates from Johnson's and face nationally ranked University of Domino's totaling $200. Georgia and at 7:30 the men face At the half-time of both games Sports TAAC leading Houston Baptist. three fans will have the opportunity Cash and prizes totaling $2,500 to win the Rozier Ford—Wendy's will be given away tonight including $15,000 Mercury Cougar. In addition McNeil leads Lady Eagles two pairs of round trip tickets to New there will be a $100 cash scramble York furnished by New York Air. Hi- By JEAN GARRIS during the men's half. An obviously excited head coach Fi Sounds will be giving away a car Sports Writer Other sponsors include Sea Island Jeannie Milling commented, "I am speaker system worth $150, R. J. Pope Cathy McNeil exploded for 13 Bank, Benny's Union 76, Dingus well pleased with the team's and Tilli's will be donating MaGees, His and Her Hair Design, points and 17 rebounds in the second performance and felt they ran the certificates for clothing and much, Baskin Robbins, Pizza Inn, Piggly half to lead the Lady Eagles to a 78-68 offense and executed better tonight much more. Wiggly, Archibalds, Godfather's and victory over Ga. State last Thursday than they have all season." Spirit prizes for groups will also be Litchfield Cinemas. night. The victory raised the Lady McNeill, a senior from Brisbane, Eagles' record to 6-5 and saw the Lady Australia, put on a second half Panthers of Georgia State fall to 7-4. shooting exhibition by connecting on The Lady Eagles will be in action at 6 of 7 shots from long distance. Maria home again on Jan. 16 and 17. Marchigano, who finished the game The Lady Eagles play host to STRICTLY OPORTS with 14 points, also hit several key Florida International University on \By JIM TORELL long-range baskets for the Lady the 16th. January 17 finds the Eagles. nationally ranked University of It's a real shame about the University of Florida. Because of a few In the beginning the game looked Georgia travelling to Statesboro to alumni coaches and players the University has been labeled as the most like it would be an easy victory for the face the Lady Eagles. blatant cheaters in NCAA history. While it may be true that the school Lady Eagles. The Lady Eagles ran up did deserve an SEC title, they also deserve everything they got. a first half lead of 12 points only to As with many punishments, however, it seems that there are far have the lead dwindle to one at half more innocent people being hurt, or at least affected, by the NCAA's time. Lack of intensity, missed shots, restrictions than need be. and turnovers allowed the Lady More than just the athletic program benefits from the national Panthers to pull within threatening recognition gained by the football team's notoriety. It certainly helps range. student recruitment and funds non-athletic departments. The second half saw the lead What seems to me to be the worst aspect of this predicament is change hands several times. It was that the athletes involved in Gatorgate were allowed to continue late in the second half before the Lady playing and achieve star status not only in this region, but with the Eagles could again gain control of the pro scouts where it counts. Perhaps the restrictions should begin with game. Julia Krebs, a transfer from the athletes. Winthrop College, came off the bench Today's college athlete is not stupid, they are not naive and they to spark the Lady Eagles with a steal know the difference between right and wrong. Why then, should they and several assists. Krebs finished continue to be allowed to play and advertise themselves on a market they with a game high of five assists. should have nothing to do with. Regina Days also made her A great deal has been said lately about choices and the lack of them presence known in the second half by in regards to athletes. They are told when to eat, sleep and have fun. snatching six rebounds and scoring Their classes are scheduled for them and their lifestyles are dictated by ten points. Days, a 5-11 freshman, these choices. It is time that the sports industry in the university systems finished with a game high 21 points are challenged. while shooting a blazing 81 percent The choices young people make determine their character and what from the field. kind of hope they have of leading a normal life after their physical Senior Beverly Wilson also played attributes diminish. What coaches and alumni do to manipulate well for the Lady Eagles by scoring 19 individuals to further their alma mater's interests is criminal and points including a periect five for Australian McNeil at home perhaps Gatorgates' national recognition will call attention to it. five shooting at the free throw line. against Georgia State.