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Mini i 111 mm i gss 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.