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f I 1 /~*\ A DAILY THE GEORGE-ANNE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27,2007 City Council holds forum for parking issue
ByAmyMclntyre ordinance. The original ordinance ter and the parking of vehicles on the affect them. "The neighborhoods have become on what they describe as the right of Assistant news editor proposal would prohibit parking to lawn. As of yet we have not reached Opinions mostly fell on two sides unsightly and people are not willing to property owners to do with what they paved surfaces and limit the percent- a decision but want to use this town of the line. Homeowners who have purchase homes where the surround- yish with their property. Mike Jacobs The city council met last night age of front-yard space that could be hall setting to gain input from the been residents of the neighborhood ing properties are a mess," said Sara said that the Statesboro council should in the Statesboro City Hall to hold a paved for parking. community." surrounding the GSU campus along Neville Bennett, a Statesboro resident. not rule on what the do with their discussion on the front yard parking "As you know the ordinance pro- Members of the community were roads like College Blvd., Pittmore Joe Hines, a resident of College Blvd. property. Deke Cox of Mockingbird issue. Mayor Bill Hatcher was the posed in January, which was tabled for then given three minutes each to Ave., South Edgewood, have watched echoed Bennetts remarks, supporting Lane said that each of children had first councilman to address the nearly two meetings, attempts to address the speak about the' ordinance, giving the decline of the neighborhood with an ordinance that would completely cars, including his wife and himself, 50 Statesboro citizens and Georgia perceptions of neighborhood decline personal accounts of the current park- many of the houses changing hands limit all parking and they all parked on the lawn. He Southern students gathered to pres- in Statesboro," said Mayor Hatcher. ing situation in Statesboro and how the from families to investors who then However, many residents resent see page 4 ent their opinions on the proposed "This is attributed to the visual clut- particular proposed ordinance would rent the houses out to students. that the city is trying to encroach PARKING,
Beat school Nursing shines stress today bright at GSU Nursing master degree Cut down your ranked 11 in country stress with help ByAvinaDarmadjaja from the campus Assistant news editor One of the best things Georgia South- Counseling Center ern has to offer is its nursing program. "The program has full approval from By Elliot S.Volkman all accrediting bodies," said Jean Bartels, Staff writer chair and professor of the school of nursing. What do class work, your sweetheart According to Bartels, our nursing and your job have in common? program definitely stands firm as one They can all be stress factors. of the best in the nation. The graduate "Boyfriends, problems with friends, program, leading to a Master of Science work, class, family problems, can all cause in nursing (family nurse practitioner), is you stress all at once," said sophomore ranked 11 in the country ahead of schools Courtney Deas. such as Emory and the Medical College Before entering college, many students of Georgia. had their parents to rely on for help with This reputation, Bartesl said, is mostly stress factors. due to the outstanding graduates and Now those students arrive to college the quality of the program, faculty and and are pretty much on their own in learning experiences. dealing with new stresses. "All faculties are practicing nurses Freshmen year seems to take the cake with graduate credentials," said Bartels, on causing students the most stress. On emphasizing the importance of having the other hand, seniors have many life- experienced faculty so students can gain changing factors to deal with. knowledge directly from the pros. Senior Susan Sines said she encounters In fact, the last six weeks of GSU's nurs- daily stresses as a senior student, including Eagle Expo ing program is dedicated to an intensive "the pressure to graduate and find a job internship where students workalongside and the pressure to be a role model to the a practicing nurse in his or her actual work students lower than you in (my) major." setting. The hands-on experience results Seniors have much more in-depth in better-prepared graduates who stand courses, they worry aboutwhere they will out in the crowd of job seekers. work after they graduate and what kind "Most students have employment of job they want, and many are already Career Fair promises before they even graduate starting to pay off their college loans. By Tiffany Colston will be held on Feb.28 at the RAC from 9 recognizes the importance of the fair and because health care settings are heav- Each group of students will have their Staff writer a.m. to 2 p.m. its role as a vital avenue for students to ily recruiting them from as far away as own stress factors, and among them all will It is an opportune time for employers become more acclimated with the cor- Atlanta and Florida," said Bartels. have common ones, such as relationship Are you a senior that will be graduat- and recruiters to display their companies porate world. Current nursing students enjoy the problems and family issues. ing in May and haven't begun searching and become acquainted with Georgia "The fair is a great place to gain benefit of being nurtured in such high- But college doesn't have to be as stress- for a job yet? Southern students. networking opportunities with over 100 quality program. ful as it sometimes seems. With certain May is steadily approaching and while It will also give rising juniors and companies, hand out your resume and "Just in the short time that I've been precautions you can manage your stress you will probably be breathing a sigh of seniors the opportunity to explore their learn about different careers," said Rowell. in the program, I can understand how it properly. The Counseling center provides relief, it would be in your best interest to options concerning full-time, internship Companies ranging from Accu-Tech has attained the reputation that it has," students help with a wide range of issues hit the pavement and start looking for a and co-op positions. to BBT Bank will be eagerly seeking exu- said junior Holly Alderman. such as couples therapy, depression, job before the real world hits you. The event is free and open to all berant, well-rounded and knowledgeable "During classes, they teach us to think sleeping problems and even trouble The upcoming Eagle Expo Career Fair students. critically," said Alderman. "They don't just see EXPO, page 4 choosing a major. could be a great place to begin. The fair Career Services employee Amy Rowell teach us what to do for the patients, but Students can visit the center, located they also teach and emphasize on why next to the Health Services building, on we would do it." Monday through Friday from 8 a.m, to In other words, said Alderman, they 5 p.m. teach students to think for themselves "Typically stress can be more prevalent and not just depend solely on the doc- for some than others," said Counseling Work out, earn credit, get certified tors' orders. Center psychologist Joy Harden. Harden With such respectable reputation, advises students to keep schedules as one the GSU nursing program sets the bar way to manage stress. New fitness course offers more than just three hours on a transcript pretty high for potential nursing students "A lot of the time people become candidates. By Hanadi Istambouli Some of the classes like Awesome Abs, The class is geared towards health/nutri- "The program is difficult to get in," said see STRESS, page 4 Staff writer Kickboxing, Yoga, and Southern Sculpt reel tion science related majors, but can count as junior Courtney Adams. Adams didn't get in new participants as well as class-going a filler class/elective hours. The class entails in the program on the first try. It appears that more students are becom- veterans year round. For all those die-hards, studying the healthful practice, as well as the "It is very challenging," she said. "But ing health conscious. Improving physical a new academic class is beginning which benefits of group exercise. Students willlearn I definitely believe that it will all be worth fitness is progressing beyond a pre-Spring could help them reach and push their physi- the correct form and methods of combining it in the long run." Break fad. cal fitness goals to higher grounds. weight training, cardio and proper form for The basic requirements for nursing B major are cumulative GPA of 3.0, success- High: 67 I Low: 44 The group fitness classes offered at the Starting fall semester 2007, students will all the muscle groups. Partly cloudy student Recreation and Activity Center stay be presented a chance to take a kinesiology At the end of the semester, students ful score on a Nurse Entrance Program Volume 79 full with eager participants as one indicator course with the potential to receive training see FITNESS, page 4 Number 81 of students'health. for group fitness certification. see NURSE, page 4
www.gadaily.com Established 1927 • The Newspaper for Georgia Southern University Covering the campus like a swam* of gnats. PAGE 2 I THRU OUR LENS. TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27,2007 I THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY Nothirf but net The Georgia Southern men's basketball team finished off their regular season under the spotlight of ESPN on Saturday with a win against the College of Charleston. The Eagles were led by junior Louis Graham who scored the most, with 19 points. GSU took the win with 74 points over Charleston's 65 points, securing their place in the Southern Conference. Next up for the Eagles, they face off against the Citadel, in the Southern Conference tournament Wednesday in Charleston.
All photos by Jamie Tuten Head Coach Jeff Price and his assistant coaches discuss game strategy during the first half of Saturday's game.
Eagles shoot. They score. They win 74 - 65 against the College of Charleston.
GSU fans take a moment to honor senior cheerleaders and their accomplishments before the game.
Louis Graham and other Eagles battle in the paint for a tough two points against the College Dwayne Foreman dribbles past Charleston's defense. of Charleston. THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY I TUESDAY F> 2 7,2007 CAMPUS NEWS I PAGE 3
Equestrian team qualifies two riders Tuesday, February 27 By Emily Ross were Tiffany Klein, taking first petition may seem daunting, Bias, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Staff writer place in the region and Nanci a western veteran said that this Clothesline project Bias, qualified with her second year was a little easier for her. Russell Union Commons On Sunday the Georgia South- place finish. . "I wasn't as nervous as I had ern equestrian team hosted the In Ohio, the two GSU riders expected, I just got on and did 5 p.m. - 10 p.m. Intercollegiate Horse Show As- qualified for zones will make an what I have been doing all year," RHJB hearing sociation region western finals at attempt to qualify for Nationals. she said. Russell Union 2054 home in the Statesboro area. If Klein achieves this, it will be The hard work of all the riders The GSU equestrian team her second appearance at Nation- represented GSU well, and pleased 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. hosted the region finals for a re- als while on the GSU equestrian their coach and region president, Leadership 101 workshop gion that is comprised of schools team. Eleanor Ellis. Russell Union 2048 in Georgia, Florida and South "I am really glad that I was able "The team did a fabulous job, I Carolina. to qualify for zones this year, " am so proud of all the riders that 5:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Schools in attendance who said Klein. "Being a senior, it is a qualified for regionals. This is a ShuttleGus directors meeting qualified riders were Georgia Tech, great way for me to finish out my tough competition and it just goes Russell Union 2071 University of Florida, Florida State colligate career riding." to show the strength of the GSU and Wesleyan College. "We have all as a team worked equestrian team," said Ellis. 5:30 p.m. - 9 p.m. Competing against the best of really hard, and it has paid off The GSU huntseat team will Dining for Success the best in the southeast, GSU had today," she said. finish up their season with shows Russell Union Ballroom two riders qualify for the western Although Klein qualified this next weekend at Georgia Tech, zone finals to be held in Findlay, Sunday in the Western division, Georgia State and Emory. 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. Ohio on March 24, at the Univer- she also rides for the GSU hunt- The final show of the regular
Students, the Internet Special Photo sity of Findlay. seat team. season will be hosted by the Col- and legal issues Equestrian Tiffany Klein is riding high, placing first in the region. Riders who qualified for zones The pressure of such stiff com- lege of Charleston on March 17. Russell Union 2080
7 p.m. - 8 p.m. Drunk sex or date rape? Russell Union Theatre 02-21-2007 "THE CARI THE'BOROir **Bt% Wednesday, February 28 • Thomas Quinn Barnett, 19, of NEW STUDIO, 2 & 3 BR CONDOS] AfOtyr Robin Hood Trail, Statesboro, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. was charged with minor in pos- Clothesline project session/consumption of alcohol Russell Union Commons and possession of a false I.D.
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Responding to Victims of Sexual Violence at 3:00 pm. Brett Sokolow, JD, President of National Center for Higher Education Risk Management. Free 1-hour workshop presented at East Georgia Memorial Hospital Classroom. This workshop is targeted toward Qassim Mohamed/MCT medical, mental health, law enforcement, and legal professionals. Issues of how to most effectively, Militiamen from the Mahdi Army of militant cleric Muqtada al Sadr march through the streets of the southern yet sensitively respond to recent victims of sexual assault will be addressed. Post Credits will be Shiite Muslim holy of Najaf, Iraq, Sunday, November 26,2006. provided for law enforcement officers. Please RSVP to assure adequate seating.
7:00 pm.- Drunk Sex or Date Rape: Can you tell the difference? Russell Union: Brett Sokolow, JD, President of National Center for Higher Education Risk Management. This presentation addresses the often-confusing legal and moral issues surrounding date rape. Mr. Sokolow will provide evidence Al-Sadr predicts failure presented in several real-world rape cases and the audience must attempt to determine whether a rape has occurred. This presentation is highly enlightening for community members, especially those in law enforcement, legal, and education fields. McClatchy Newspapers will soon run out and that the city a security plan that is controlled by will descend once again into a cycle an occupier who does as he pleases," Dining for Success program. This program allows the companies to network with our students in a Radical Shiite cleric Muqtada of revenge sectarian killings. al-Sadr said in the statement. dining environment and learns dining etiquette during a five-course meal. For more information, al-Sadr predicted Sunday that the Al-Sadr has ordered his fighters off "I'm certain, just like all oppressed please contact Amy Rowell at 912-681-5197. U.S.-backed securityplanfor Baghdad the streets, and has endorsed indirect Iraqis are certain, that no security plan would fail because of the involvement negotiations with coalition military will work and no good will come of of U.S. forces, raising the possibility officials aimed at facilitating the entry any occupier." Wednesday, February 28th that the country's biggest militia will of U.S. forces into Sadrist areas. It was al-Sadr's first public com- Eagle Expo Career Fair - @ The RAC — 9AM - 2PM. return to the streets to challenge the Residents of several Mahdi Army- ment on the plan since he dropped new U.S. push to secure Baghdad. controlled strongholds in Baghdad out of sight in mid-January, shortly 8pm - Union Theatre - Eagle Entertainment Movie - Casino Royale ADMISSION $2 Al-Sadr's criticisms of the plan report that militia fighters and senior after President Bush announced that were contained in a statement read local commanders have disappeared he would send an additional 21,500 March 1,2007 to his followers in Baghdad's Shiite from view, apparently to avoid con- troops to Iraq, with most of them enclave of Sadr City shortly after frontation with U.S. and Iraqi forces supporting a sweeping new effort to 6:00 PM- Take Back the Night March - Begins Hanner Field House. This International project another devastating suicide bombing as they push into Baghdad neighbor- bring Baghdad under control. was begun as way for community members to speak out against the domestic and sexual violence • killed41 people, most of them students hoods. There has still been no definitive occurring on their own streets. Members of the community are invited to join participants as they attending exams at a college. Al-Sadr, whose exact whereabouts word on the cleric's whereabouts since March from Hanner Field House, Down Fair Road, and end at the Russell Union Rotunda in a The 12-day-old plan has seen a are undisclosed, praised Iraqi govern- U.S. officials told reporters earlier this symbolic attempt to "TAKE BACK" their streets. Please join us to support an end to Domestic and sharp drop in militia killings in Bagh- ment forces in his statement but criti- month that he was in Iran. Sexual Violence. Free t-shirts will be given to the first 100 participants. dad, but it has so far failed to have a cized the U.S. military presence. Advisers to Prime Minister Nouri 6:45 pm Take Back the Night Rally - Russell Union Rotunda. This concluding event provides a last significant impact on the bombings "Here we are, watching booby- al-Maliki also says al-Sadr is in Iran opportunity to view the 2007 Clothesline Project. Speakers will briefly update participants on new carried out by Sunni insurgents, many trapped cars exploding to harvest along with his top advisers, although initiatives to reduce sexual and domestic violence. In addition, as part of their own healing process, former victims - now survivors of sexual and domestic violence will have the opportunity to speak of them against Shiite targets. This thousands of innocent lives from al-Sadr's own supporters continue to out about their experiences. Poetry or music written by survivors will also be shared. has raised fears that Shiite patience our beloved people in the middle of insist that the cleric is still in Iraq. 7:30 pm Candlelight Vigil - Sexual Assault Awareness week concludes with a candlelight vigil and period of silence in memory of all those who have experienced domestic or sexual violence. During this vigil, the Clothesline Project will be dismantled. Many residents concerns about iting relatives and other occasions of parking stemmed from the lack of this nature. They were really seeking to 8pm - Union Theatre - Eagle Entertainment Movie - Casino Royale ADMISSION $2 Parking City of Statesboro to enforce other address those homeswhere front-yard from page 1 ordinances like those dealing with parking was a permanent fixture. February 26 - March 1st: Clothesline Project. Victims of various types of sexual and domestic sound and littering. Hatcher said that numerous issues violence are encouraged to decorate a specific colored item of clothing to signify their experience said if residents thought it was un- Fred Maddox said the council raised had to deal with investors from with violence, healing, etc. Shirts made during previous years will be on display in the Russell Union sightly parking on the grass now, it needs to enforce ordinances already out of town buying houses, renting and The RAC on campus. For those interested in hanging a shirt in the current display, items can would look much worse paved. on the books while coming up with them out and not being held account- be brought to the Russell Union Rotunda between 9am and 5pm daily. The color code is as follows: Numerous students showed up to a solution for the current front-yard able for the care of them. White - in memory of someone killed by domestic/sexual violence; Yellow - survivor of domestic voice their concerns about front-yard parking problem. "We are dealing with two different violence; Pink - survivor of rape/sexual assault; Blue - survivor of incest; Purple - survivor of parking ordinance. Mayor Hatcher did reiterate that sets of peoples," said Mayor Hatcher. violence due to one's sexual orientation. This international project raises awareness of the incidence Aaron Hollar and Paul Gronowski the ordinance designed to punish "Those who own and reside in these of these tragic crimes in our own communities. said living with roommates along students, which he described as an houses and the investors who rent with the constant flow of friends and integral part of the community. Coun- houses out; a lot of these neighbor- March 5, 2007 girlfriends to their houses, there re- cilman George Wood maintained that hoods are composed ofboth. Wewant ally wasn't an alternative to parking it is expected that people would use to reach a decision that will be fair, one SELF-DEFENSE CLASSES. Learn basic techniques for defending yourself against attackers. 6:00 on the grass. their yards to park during parties, vis- that everybody can live with." PM ~ Russell Union Rm. 20.80
Ongoing/Upcoming Opportunities: benefits and teaching experience if It is a widely renowned program they would like to pursue national and certification would be helpful for The Spring 2007 Regents Exam will take place March 19-21,2007. Check your WINGS schedule Fitness certification through ACE. anyone who wants to start teaching for your testing date, time, and location. See the testing website for the full Regents Exam Schedule. from page 1 Don't miss the Regents Exam after March 21st because there are no make-up exams. For questions "I encourage people to take the group fitness. concerning the exam, you should call the Testing Office at 681-5415. class, and it's going to be so much "Teaching has given me self have the option to try out for national fun!" said Kyukendall. confidence as well helped me change Help the International Studies office at their weekly International Conversation Hour. Volunteers certification through the American If you are interested in eventually my major," said current group fitness will serve food, help clean up, and spend time with amazing students, faculty and staff from around Council on Exercise (ACE). getting certified, having the training instructor Anna Champion. the world. This opportunity takes place every Friday at 11:15am in Russell Union 2022. This is different than group fitness through a class that counts academi- For those who are not interested certifications offered through the past cally is a major bonus, especially if you in the class for certification purposes, "Go The Distance!" The Southern Ambassadors are recruiting for the 2007-2008 team. Please at the RAC (offered in a non-academic are short on expendable time. gaining knowledge on the safe practice visit http://admissions.georgiasouthern.edu/southernambassador to learn more and print out an setting). According to ACE's Web site, it of exercise can always be applicable in application. Applications are due on Friday, March 9,2007. Join us for a special information session According to Julie Kuykendall, "is the largest nonprofit fitness cer- your personal life. on Wednesday, March 7, 2007 at 7 pm in Lewis Hall. For additional information, please contact future fall teacher, taking the class itself tification and education provider in For more information about the 681-5467 or [email protected]. will help give students the practical the world." class, call 912-681-5436.
Spring Break Trips: Eagle Entertainment will be sponsoring a trip to Panama City, FL for spring break! WE STILL HAVE SPOTS! SIGN UP TODAY! Date: March 10th-14th. Cost: $300 per student Getting into the GSU nursing -Price includes transportation and lodging (beachfront) -Seating will be limited. Cap is at 55 people program might be a bit tough but it on the charter bus. Where: Panama City - Things to do: Water Sports, Nightlife, Shopping, Beach, Expo Nurse is very important to remember that from page 1 etc. If interested, you should call 486-7270 or stop by RU 1058 and sign up on the list. Fees Due: from page 1 where there is a will, there is a way. $100 Deposit (non-refundable deposit). $200 due by Friday, March 2nd by 4pm individuals to become potential and grades of "C" or higher on all "Pre-nursing classes are demand- assets to their corporations. pre-requisites courses, particularly ing and hard work, but of course they The Office of Volunteer Services will be sponsoring an Alternative Spring Break Trip March 10th- Last year approximately 100 those in science and math. are," said Care Oglesby, who will enroll March 15th. Help others to rebuild their lives. Join the office for a trip to Waveland, MS. The cost is students attended the fair to take According to Bartels, however, "the in the nursing program after next se- $65 a person and includes transportation, lodging, and meals while in MS. Call 681-0010 for more info. advantage of a wide range of career ultimate candidates are individuals mester. "It is important that a student opportunities. who are passionate about nursing as shows dedication and such attributes Georgia Southern University Financial Aid Department Reminder: Dorsey Baldwin, the coordina- a career and who have a strong desire as hard work because it takes a certain APRIL 20, 2007 - PRIORITY DATE TO APPLY FOR AID. If you are planning to enroll at Georgia tor of the event, said, "The fair is to care for people." kind of person to be a nurse." Southern University during the 2007/2008 academic year and want to be considered for financial the perfect place opportunity to aid, follow the steps below to apply: Complete the 2007-2008 Free Application for Federal Student take the first step in initiating your Aid (FAFSA) online at http://www.fafsa.ed.gov. Georgia Southern's school code is 001572. Check job search." read a book, or go to the tanning bed," your financial aid status on a regular basis through WINGS at http://students.georgiasouthern. The day after the fair a number Stress said Sines. At the counseling center there are edu/finaid/. Checking WINGS regularly is important - this is how we will notify you if additional of organizations will be giving stu- from page 1 information is needed to complete the review of your financial aid record. ALL requested dents the opportunity to conduct many ways to manage stress. The cen- information must be submitted to our office NO LATER THAN June 15, 2007, to ensure that your interviews with them through the overwhelmed and don't prioritize," ter even has a relaxation room, where aid is not delayed for fall term 2007. Check your Georgia Southern University e-mail account for Career Services Office. said Harden. "Having a to-do list and students can meditate and relax on a EAGLEGRAM notices about your financial aid. If you have questions, please contact our office by For those of you still dragging checking off stuff accordingly along massaging chair. e-mail at http://students.georgiasouthern.edu/finaid/, or call (912)-681-5413 and ask to speak with your feet, be mindful that taking with using the counseling center, it's There are many ways that college your Financial Aid counselor. part in the fair could help you get a great resource." can pack on the stress. your foot in the door and poten- There are countless ways to relieve Proper time management and us- tially propel you to become the next stress. With the help of the Counseling ing the resources at hand, such as the Brought To The Eagle Nation Each Week By The Division C.E.O. of renowned company. Center, students can discover which Counseling Center, can help greatly Who knows, you could very well ways work best for them. reduce the amount of stress caused of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management become the next Bill Gates. "To relieve stress I go for a run, by school. PAGE 5 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 27,2007 I THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY
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Atlanta Braves General Manager John Schuerholz on the team's mentality going into training camp Manager: Bobby Cox Key additions: LHP Mike Gon- zalez, RHP Rafael Soriano, IF-OF Craig Wilson, IF Chris Woodward, RHP Tanyon Sturtze. Spring questions: Is the re- made bullpen good enough to turn a weakness into a team strength? ... Who replaces Giles at second now that he's been traded to San Diego? FLORIDA MARLINS 2006:78-84,4th place. Manager: Fredi Gonzalez Key additions: RHP Kevin Gregg, RHP Henry Owens, RHP Matt Lindstrom, OF Alex San- Joey Lavalley/Stafl chez, IF Aaron Boone, RHP Felix Nathan Mixon and Michael Pippin compete for GSU 's cylcing Rodriguez. Spring questions: How will 20-plus rookies from last year handlefhe sophomore jinx? ...Is IB GSU Cycling team Mike Jacobs ready to play against lefties or will he share time with the veteran Boone? begins 07 season NEW YORK METS 2006:97-65,1st place. Special Photo/MCT Manager: Willie Randolph By Chris Perham The conference is made up of Atlanta Braves teammates begin the regular season on April I when the travel to Philadelphia to take on the Phillies. RightyJohn Staff writer different schools throughout the Smoltz is expected to start. Key additions: LF Moises Alou, southeast varying in sizes from LHP Scott Schoeneweis, RHP This past weekend the Georgia 500-50,000 students. Chan Ho Park, RHP Ambiorix Southern Cycling Club traveled to The larger schools are separated Burgos, RHP Jorge Sosa, the University of Florida, to com- from the smaller schools by divi- Braves look to regain lost form Spring questions: How much pete in the first collegiate bicycle sion. GSU competes as a Division will they miss RHP Pedro Marti- race of the 2007 season. II school. Schueholz, Cox motivated after disappointing, 'fluke season nez, who could miss the first half This past weekend GSU sent Each school within the confer- following shoulder surgery? six riders down to UF for the ence has a race just about every ByJosh Robbins Gonzalez and Soriano should help change-ups, but he and his teammates racing. We competed in the ITT weekend in the months of March Orlando Tribune- MCT preserve leads for closer Bob Wickman, were encouraged.Trying his best not to PHILADELPHIA TTT, and the Criterium. In the through April. who came to the team midway through overexerthissurgicallyrepaired elbow, - For 11 consecutive years, the Atlanta PHILLIES ITT; Chris Perham competed in At the conclusion of the confer- last year in a trade and converted 18 of Hampton faced Jones and outfielder Jeff Braves came to spring training and 2006:85-77,2nd place. the Men's B category and placed ence races, there is a national event 19 save opportunities. Francoeur _ two of the Braves' most faced the same question: Is this the Manager: Charlie Manuel eight with a time of 24.43 over a in May that decides the school and "Last year was a bump in the road dangerous hitters. season your reign over the National 10 mile course. individual rider that becomes Na- for us; it wasn't a dead end," Schuerholz While Hampton doesn't know League East ends? Key additions: RHP Freddy In the Men's C category GSU tional Champion for that year. said. "Our bullpen didn't function. It whether he'll be ready for the first few That question isn't applicable this Garcia, 3B Wes Helms, C Rod had four riders; Michael Pippin There are a number of formats was worse than dysfunctional. It was spring games, he does think he'll be spring. The Braves finished last season Barajas, RHP Adam Eaton, OF placed 16th with a time of 26.13, for the road racing season. non-functional, and it cost us. We fixed ready by Opening Day on April 2. 18 games behind the division champion Jayson Werth, RHP Antonio Nathan Mixon placed 21st with The Individual Time Trial that, we think." But for one day, the season opener New York Mets and out of the playoffs Alfonseca a time of 26.50, Louis Turnbull (ITT) is a race against the clock. Manager Bobby Cox gathered his seemed far off. Wednesday was about forthenrsttimesincel990. Wednesday Spring questions: Will the placed 35th with a time of 27.26, Each rider sets out on a fixed players together at 9:30 a.m. Wednesday promise. Jones reminded reporters that at Disney's Wide World of Sports, the outfield generate enough power Joey Lavalley placed 43rd with a course. The rider with the best in their clubhouse for a team meet- World Series champion St. Louis won 83 team held its first full-squad workout with Shane Victorino moving time of 27.57, and Ben Floyd placed time wins the race. ing and, Jones said, offered a simple games last yearjust four more than the of 2007, and the questions centered on from center to right and CF 44th with a time of 28.00. The Team Time Trial (TTT) is message: "Let's go prove last year was Braves. "The St. Louis Cardinals proved reclaiming, not repeating. Aaron Rowand returning from a In the Team Time Trial GSU much like the individual, except a fluke." anything is possible," he said. "The law of averages caught up with broken leg? started Chris Perham, Michael starting with only one rider, you Braves players emerged from the us," third baseman Chipper Jones said Pippin, Nathan Mixon, and Louis start four riders as a team. locker room at 9:56 a.m., and a few during a lull in the Braves' three-hour Key Dates WASHINGTON Turnbull. These four riders work together minutes later, strength and condition- workout. "The bank collected last year. Feb. 27 - Mandatory NATIONALS The team placed ninth out of to ride the fastest over a fixed ing coach Frank Fultzyelled, "Let's go!" It's time now to start a new string.. . reporting for all players 2006:71-91,5th place. 15 teams, with a time of 39.58 over course. The team with the fastest and started leading the players on a j og . I'm greatly surprised that nobody's Manager: Manny Acta a 15 mile course. In the Criterium, time wins. around the edges of the infield. even talking about us with all the Chris Perham placed 11th in the Each event has different cat- Infielder Willie Harris bounded Mar. 2-11 - Clubs may improvements that we made." Those Key additions: OF Chris Men's B, and Nathan Mixon placed egories representing the different out of the dugout and said, "And the renew contracts of un- offseason "improvements" involved Snelling, RHP Emiliano Fruto, IB 13th in the Men's C. experience levels of the racers in game begins!" signed players the bullpen, which blew a NL-worst Travis Lee, 2B Ronnie Billiard, IF Collegiate Bicycle Racing is a them. Within an hour, the team had 29 saves last season. General Manager D'Angelo Jimenez, sport governed by the National A Men's is for the most experi- another reason for optimism. Starting Mar. 30 - Braves vs. Chi- John Schuerholz traded for Pittsburgh Spring questions: Where are Collegiate Cycling Association. enced/Pro riders. B Men's is for the pitcher Mike Hampton, who missed left-hander Mike Gonzalez, who con- cago White Sox @ Turner they going to find five starters to Within the National Association intermediate riders. C Men's is for all of last year after Tommy John verted all 24 of his save opportunities Field fill out a respectable rotation? ... there are separate conferences, the beginner/first timers. surgery, pitched to hitters for the first in 2006, and for Seattle right-hander Will they hold onto closer Chad much like football. Next weekend (March 3 and time this spring. The session lasted Rafael Soriano, who held hitters to a Apr. 2 - Opening Day @ Cordero or revisit an offseason GSU competes in the South East 4) is the team's home race located five minutes, and Hampton only threw .204 batting average. Philadelphia Phillies attempt to shop him for starting Collegiate Cycling Conference or at Mill Creek Park in Statesboro, four-seam fastballs, sinkers and a few help? SECCC. GA. 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