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Wednesday Sports: Danna Simpson becomes 15th Eagle to join 1,000 point club Volume 74, No. 52 January 30,2002 Page 6 www.stp.gasou.edu ON THE INSIDE: Career Services _ Dr. Lee Berger, world-famous offers a wide range r OOTPRINTS OF MAN: anthropologist and GSU of student help By Jenni Ginepri graduate speaks in COB A [email protected] George-Anne For those students who are hav- ^F By Tim Prizer gamed @ gasou.edu ing trouble deciding on a major or Covering the campus like a profession, Career Services may swarm of gnats "By looking to Africa and recog- have the answer. They offer a va- nizing past and present trends in that riety of opportunities to help stu- I Today's Weatbet continent," paleoanthropologist Dr. dents during their college experi- Lee Berger said in his lecture at GSU ence. Friday, "we can come to understand "Let us help you," said acting and predict what will occur in the assistant director Amy Williams. Partly cloudy rest of the world." with a high of "We have lots of really good ser- A now world-famous vices for all students. We encour- 80° F and a low paleoanthropologist, Dr. Berger of60°F. age freshman to come in early so graduated from GSU in 1989 with a we can start working with them." Bachelor's degree in Anthropology But what many students may before studying at Vanderbilt Uni- not know is all the different areas versity in Nashville, TN and at East Career Services can help college Only in America Georgia College. He then received students in. his PhD at the University of. "I never knew we had a career • Reptile theft is on the rise in New Witwatersrand ("where the white center," said Mike Brown. "Being Hampshire. waters fall") in Johannesburg, South a freshman, you don't know ev- Africa. • An Oregon judge rules against a erything that a school has to offer. one-armed driver. Berger's greatest accomplish- But since I am undeclared, I think ment to date, and one of the biggest • 'Tacky' Mr. Potato Head statue I might go and see what they can is welcomed back to Rhode Island. ever in the world of do to help me." paleoanthropology, was his 1997 FINDING THE FOOTSTEPS OF EARLY MODERN HUMANS: Dr. Lee Roger Berger, a former GSU Williams feels their best re- Page 3 discovery of fossilized footprints student and now world-famous paleoanthropologist spoke in the COB A building Friday about the evolution of source is, "personalized career along Langebaan Lagoon about 60 humankind. He focused on the signifigance of the African continent and his findings of the 117,000 year-old advising, career choices, intern- Opinions: _ miles north of Cape Town, South footprints of Homo Sapiens in South Africa. For this accomplishment, he was awarded the first National ships and to help students find Africa. The footprints, which have Geographic Exploration Award. • Adam Brady visits the jungle jobs. We try to be student centered been determined to be the oldest that is the Health Center. in the office." traces of modern humans (Homo • Justin Johnson concludes that sentation held in the COBA build- ment." The giant continent is com- to so many early forms of life, in- One area that is helpful to stu- Sapiens), have been dated to ap- •Procrastination is not your ing, it was stressed that from the monly considered the birthplace of cluding all of the bipedal homi- dents is career information. It is an proximately 117,000 years ago. friend, my friend.' beginning of time, Africa has been humankind, but many do not un- nids. Simply, the massive size of area that allows students to learn The imprints left by these trav- not only the largest Africa is precisely the reason life more about their specific career C Page 4 elers are distinctively of modern Hominids land mass on the began there, Dr. Berger asserted. choice. They offer employee in- humans in that they reveal the big through time planet, but perhaps the Africa's dominance as one-third of formation by allowing students to toe, ball, arch and heel clearly on Sports most significant as all the habitable land mass on use books, videotapes and files each foot. This distinguishes them well. • The Lady Eagles Basketball C ilia Earth is significant mainly be- within the Career Resource Cen- from the footprints of early bipedal team rolls over the App. State Berger explained tor comparison... cause of its equatorial posi- ter better known as the CRC. hominids found at Laetoli in Tan- that not only is our Mountaineers Monday night in tion. With plenty of "When I was applying for an zania which have been dated to own species a prod- Hanner Fieldhouse, 82-61. J* land north, south, east internship, I was not familiar with over six million years ago. i uct of the continent 5^P f"{i\ and west of the equa- some of the companies. I came to This find has led Berger to be- so large that North IfesSIs "~" tor, Berger stressed, Career Services to learn more lieve that the footprints may be America, South Africa is a sort of can- about what each company had to those of "Eve," who to America and Eu- vas on which innu- offer. Everyone was extremely paleoanthropologists is a hypotheti- rope could all merable life forms are helpful and the company I chose I cal female who lived in Africa be- squeeze into it with splattered brilliantly never would have if I did not use tween 100,000 and 300,000 years room to spare, but throughout its diverse the resources that were available ago. Anthropologists have also that Africa contin- environments. Existing to me through the career center," come to believe that not only were ues to pave the way in Africa are all but one of said Jenny Williams. homo Sapiens (and all other forms for the rest of man- Earth's biosystems, and Graduate school is another area of life) born on the African conti- kind. therefore, more species of life where students can learn more nent, but that each of us have de- The view of than on any other continent. about in Career Services. They scended from one common African Africa from outer space, which derstand how anthropologists ar- "Recent Early Man Discoveries have specific software that is de- Page 6 female, "Eve." served as Dr. Berger's first slide in rived at this conclusion. signed to help students look for In "Recent Early Man Discov- the presentation, is what he calls It is no coincidence, Berger ex- Features eries in Africa," Dr. Berger's pre- the "epitome of human achieve- plained, that Africa would be home See Footprints, Page 10 See Career, Page 5 ' With the late arrival of financial aid checks, there are ways to help save money. GSU Habitat for Humanity chapter holds • Herbal remedies are being found President Bush warns nation in , to cure more health problems. groundbreaking for building of second home his first State of the Union address "9 Page 8 KRT Campus not be finished on our watch, yet it JTUTS WASHINGTON - President Bush must be and it will be waged on our used his first State of the Union ad- watch." AEntertainment dress Tuesday night to paint a grave Enormously popular as he begins , ' National touring act, Better and sobering picture of the potential his second year in office, Bush deliv- '? Than Ezra will rock Legends dangers facing the United States and ered a 48-minute wartime speech to tonight. vowed to fight try to set the • Psychological thriller, "The them head-on. ^""^^""* tone for the ■• Shining,' continues to thrill The presi- "AS WE GATHER coming months American audiences. dent appeared and years, to resolute as he TONIGHT, OUR NATION rally the nation informed the behind him for public there are IS AT WAR, OUR what could be a likely "tens of ECONOMY IS IN long and unpre- thousands" of dictable battle terrorists still at RECESSION AND THE against a differ- large, that they ent kind of en- have fanned out CIVILIZED WORLD emy. around the FACES UNPRECEDENTED The presi- globe, that they dent never men- » were found to DANGERS. tioned Osama have diagrams bin Laden, the of American PRESIDENT BUSH Saudi-born fu- nuclear power ^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^ gitive who is Allison Bennett/STAFF plants and wa- considered the BREAKINGGROUNDFORHTJMA^ITY:TheGSUchapterofHabitatforHumamtyheldagroundbreaking ter facilities and that they are seeking mastermind of the Sept. 11 attack on Saturday, symbolically marking the building of the organization's second home. weapons of mass destruction. America. But much of his speech "We'll be deliberate, yet time is grew out of that day. By Mathew R. Palmer pleted its first home last year on various organizations, another home [email protected] not on our side," Bush declared in his "We can't stop short," Bush said. West Jones Street thanks to the help will be built on Van Buren Street, third address to a joint session of "If we stopped now - leaving terror The entire Georgia Southern fam- of 359 students and over 1400 logged near Bill's Dollar Store. Ms. Chris- Congress. "I will not wait on events camps intact and terror states un- ily - even "their cats" - is invited to volunteer hours. tine Byrd and her mother will be the while dangers gather. I will not stand checked - our sense of security would help build the second GSU Habitat "Our goal of this house is for new owners. by as peril draws closer and closer." be false and temporary." for Humanity-sponsored home, ac- Georgia Southern to be involved - The Statesboro Habitat affiliate Raising his voice, he thundered: Though his speech was over- cording to chapter president Brian from Bryan Saxton (SGA President) as well as the Statesboro High School "The United States of America will whelmingly about war abroad, Bush Yarmon. to the physical plant to a biology Chapter are also building homes that not permit the world's most danger- also addressed his greatest fight at A groundbreaking was held on professor to the P.E. Department," will neighbor the GSU home. States- ous regimes to threaten us with the home - the battle against the reces- 1# Saturday to mark the beginning of Yarmon said. boro High School built their home in world's most destructive weapons. sion. His top priorities, he said, are to Habit's second building of a home in Through corporate sponsorship Our war on terror is well begun, but Statesboro. The organization com- of finances and volunteer labor from 1 See Habitat, Page 9 it is only begun. This campaign may See Address, Page 5

■ Page 2 — Wednesday, January 30, 2002 Police Beat Georgia News Brief

Statesboro Police Department GSU Public Safety reported at the ATO House on Olym- Georgia House allows faster billboard pic Boulevard. January 26 January 25 • Marcus Steinke, 21, was ar- • Matthew Butler Turtle, 19, of January 28 changes but keeps distance rested for reckless driving. Savannah, was charged with violation • Willie Parrish reported that some- of the Georgia Controlled Substance one broke into a storage locker in the Associated Press garden club members if they reduced the number of billboards because three • Paul Cruz, 24, was arrested for Act. maintenance room at Watson Hall and ATLANTA - Billboards that the distance minimum. messages could fit on one sign. Stan- driving while license was suspended took several hand tools. change messages could switch faster "I'm telling y'all it's a big deal with dard billboards with one advertisement and no proof of ID. • A case of harassment was re- --All Police Beai information is compiled under a bill passed by the Georgia your garden clubs back home, urban may be placed every 500 feet, so sup- ported at Stratford Hall. by Jenni Gineprt, assistant news editor. House on Monday, but lawmakers and rural," DuBose said. porters said the more tri-fold billboards • Charles Thomas, 23, was ar- shied away from a distance reduction The Garden Club of Georgia is the on highways, the fewer total signs. rested for probationer violation for January 27 Editor's Note: Police Beat appears in that had garden clubs across the state nation's oldest garden club and a serious Other supporters said billboards are the county of Fayette. • Michael Lowell Buckner, 19, of every edition of the George-Anne in an. fuming. political force. The club successfully vital to the economy of small towns effort to inform the GSU community of the Parkwood Apartments, was charged that depend on them to steer traffic off amount and nature of crime. All reports are The House voted 98-66 to allow tri- sued the state Department of Transpor- with DUI and failure to maintain lane. January 28 public information and can be obtained at fold billboards to change messages tation last year to force it to charge sign the interstates to their businesses, • Sheila Lambert, 19, was arrested either the GSU Division of Public Safety or every six seconds, instead of the 10- companies market price for cutting trees Towns along Interstate 75, from Ma- for shoplifting. • A case of simple battery was the Statesboro Police Department. second minimum now. A similar ver- in front of billboards along state roads. con to the Florida line, are especially sion passed the Senate last year. "Us garden clubbers, we vote," said dependent on travelers, said Rep. Rob- But House members would not member Rachel Fowler, who came to ert Ray, D-Fort Valley. Local News Brief agree to a portion of the Senate bill that the Capitol to watch the vote. Sign "It certainly helps people in those would allow tri-fold billboards every companies "have the money, but we towns beside the interstate," Ray said. 3,000 feet, do wn from the current 5,000 pay attention and we vote," she said. "If it weren't for signs they wouldn't Essay Contest gets underway this semester for grades 5-12 feet. Opponents said the bill would The bill now heads back to the know we had outlet centers. They would Special to the G-A Contest - funded by the Georgia South- year's Contest will go out in January. All clutter highways with more billboards. Senate, which will vote on whether to not know we had motels and restau- The Georgia Southern Essay Con- em Foundation and administered by the entries will be judged by GSU English Rep. DuBose Porter, D-Dublin, agree with the House changes. rants. ... It helps every taxpayer be- test-which is open to all private and Department of Writing and Linguistics - faculty during spring semester, and the warned House members that they Some House members said a dis- cause it helps bring more revenue from public school students in grades 5-12 in -seeks to encourage strong writing skills winning essayists will receive cash prizes would hear from the state's 16,000 tance reduction could possibly decrease people who come into this state." area counties - will get underway this in area middle and secondary school stu- in late April or early May. Last year, 434 semester. First begun in 1985, the annual dents. Entry forms and topics for this students from 19 area schools participated. Bush visiting Atlanta Thursday to discuss education Associated Press ing with area teachers. Visits to Winston- Georgia a state he carried easily since Campus News Brief WASHJNGTON-PresidentBush Salem, N.C., and Daytona Beach, Fla., taking office just over a year ago. He last win make his third trip to Atlanta in 11 are expected Wednesday. traveled to Atlanta in November to tour months Thursday during a three-state In addition to speaking to the student the Centers for Disease Control and Two students robbed at gun point on Knight Drive tour of the Southeast designed to drum body Thursday afternoon in the high Prevention, the primary responder to the GSU Public Safety ing on Knight Drive at approxi- any physical injuries during the up support for his foreign and domestic school gymnasium. Bush will deliver a anthrax scare. He also touted his tax cut' OnJan. 26, two male students mately 3:23 a.m. The victims re- incident. The incident is being priorities. "welcome speech" at the AtlantaMarriott proposal there in March and addressed reported that they were robbed at ported that their wallets and cellu- investigated by the University Po- The trip comes on the heels of Tues- Marquis, sources said. soldiers at Fort Stewart, near Savannah, gun point by two black males lar phones were taken by the sus- lice Department criminal investi- day night's State of the Union address, Despite some hot political races in in February. near the Auxiliary Services Build- pects. The victims did not receive gations division. during which Bush is expected to focus Georgia, the guest list would suggest White House press secretary Ari on the post-Afghanistan phase of the Bush didn't pick Atlanta solely to stump Fleischer said the president wants to use SPORTS BONTANICAL GARDEN HEALTH FAIR war against terrorism, his initiatives to for Republicans. Democratic the trip to expand on the priorities he will The mens basketball team will Handmade Paper for Your Val- Zeta Phi Beta sorority is host- protect America from another terrorist Sens. Max Cleland and Zell Miller outline in his State of the Union speech. have a game against Savannah State entine at the Botanical Garden at ing a Health Fair Wed. Feb. "6 strike, and his ideas for boosting the planned to attend the event, and Rep. That address is expected to focus on in the Hanner Fieldhouse on Jan. 30 10 a.m. on Feb. 2. Call ext. 1149 under the Rotunda from 11-2, en- economy. Cynthia McKinney was also invited. the post-Afghanistan phase of the war at 7:30. on campus to sign up. titled a "Healthy Woman is a The Atlanta leg of the two-day trip McKinney complained when she wasn't against terrorism, Bush's initiatives to FINER Woman." All females are will focus on education, congressional invited to an earlier presidential visit to protect America from another terrorist PAGEANT Woman's basketball game against encouraged to attend. sources said, with a visit to Booker T. Georgia. strike, and his ideas for boosting the Washington High School and a meet- This will be Bush's fourth trip to economy. East Tennessee State in the Hanner Miss Georgia Southern Univer- CARRIBBEAN WEEK Fieldhouse on Feb. 2 at 7 p.m. sity Scholarship Pageant is being held Feb. 2 at 7 p.m. in the Russell Union Carribbean Awareness Week LUNCH SERIES Ballroom. It will showcase 34 young starts Feb. 4-7. Activities are set up About 280,000 Georgians don't have 911 emergency service The first Hotel and Restaurant woman. Tickets can be purchased at during the week. A talent show is Associated Press number for your area." to seek funds this session to help these Management's Lunch Series will the door of by calling 1-800-GSU- planned for Feb. 7 at 7 p.m. MARSHALLVrLLE, Ga. - When The Crawfords live about 90 miles counties develop a joint 911 center. Five kick off Feb. 1 The price for lunch is WTNS. Tickets are $3 for students, William Crawford thought his wife was south of Atlanta in rural Macon County, counties in Hooks' district, including Ma- $8. All lunches start at noon and faculty and staff with ID and $5 for having a heart attack last week, his first one of 33 counties in the state without an con County, do not have the service. reservations are excepted a week in the general public. For more infor- ■-All Campus News Brief information is reaction was natural he dialed 911. emergency 911 system. A House bill introduced Monday advance. For reservations call Larry mation call Janelle Lunsford or Iman compiled by Jenni Ginepri, assistant news editor, He didn't expect a recorded voice to They moved to the area two years would allow certain state grants to be Stalcup at ext. 5975. Freeman at ext. 7270. tell him, "911 is not a working emergency fromnearby Houston County, which does spent helping local fire departments or have 911. emergency services buy equipment "It was just like I had my hands tied needed for 911. The grants currently behind me and I couldn't do nothing for can be used only on disaster prepared- my wife," William Crawford said. ness, not emergency response. Wednesday, February 6 The Association County Commis- It took him about 15 minutes and three calls to request an ambulance, which sioners of Georgia plans to study the arrived about 15 minutes later. Patricia state's 911 system, and Clint Mueller, Crawford, 53, survived the ordeal, al- an associate legislative director, said though doctors aren't sure what hap- the association expects to make rec- pened. She may have had a minor heart ommendations before next year's leg- CAREER DAZE attack. islative session. The Crawfords are among about 280,000 Georgians without 911. WANT TO LEARN MORE ABOUT "The whole point of 911 is to give people aquick, easy and memorable num- CAREERS AND JOB SEARCH STRATEGIES ber," said Dr. Arthur Kellermann, chair- Williams Center room 2023 man of emergency medicine at Emory P.O. Box 8001 WITHIN YOUR MAJOR? University Hospital. "It's the step from Statesboro, GA 30460 which everything else follows." The lack of emergency service is How to reach us YOU CAN: mostly blamed on the small popula- ADVERTISING: tions of the counties and a lack of 681-5418 money. Counties are allowed to charge STORY OR PHOTOS: * * Attend a career panel in each $1.50 for every hard-wired telephone 681-5246 in their jurisdiction, but that wouldn't FAX NUMBER: of the five colleges: be enough in Macon County, popula- 486-7113 -College of Business Administration: tion 14,074. E-MAIL TO: Start-up costs would be about [email protected] 11-1 p.m., COBARoom 1124 $500,000, and annual costs would be It is a desire of The George-Anne another $350,000. With just 6,200 lo- -College of Science and Technology: to print the news of Georgia South- cal telephone subscribers, the county ern University as accurately as 1-2 p.m., Union Room 2047 would collect only $108,000 from the possible. If you believe that some- fees. The county's operating budget is thing covered is in error, contact -College of Liberal Arts and Social Science: already so tight commissioners delayed the editor at 681-5246 as soon as possible. 1-2 p.m.,Union Room 2070 buying new police cars and road build- ing equipment this year. Liked By Many, -College of Education: State lawmakers also have been re- Cussed By Some... luctant to subsidize local programs, but Read By Them All. 1-2 p.m., Education Building Room 1120 Sen. 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^m New Hampshire 22 snakes that require high humid- ■—TTTTrntcSjCKiMjnscuTrs" CM » DieoTTrt:—-^ ity. Many were injured and some O) Co Reptile theft on the were dead when Gamon arrived the rise next morning. The Pet Shop in Rochester has SOMERSWORTH - Leapin' started locking reptile cages since Lizards! Pet store owners say rep- the thefts began six or seven months ! 99* i i 990 j tiles have become a popular target ago. for thieves. . "It's incredible," said owner ! Spicy Chicken S ! Two Chicken Katy LeClerc of Tri-City Tim Jandebeur. "I lost three snakes, Sandwich \ Strip Pack Aquarium bought two bearded bang, bang, bang, and several liz- with purchase of medium Coke8 ,, with purchase of medium Coke8 1 dragons at a reptile expo earlier ards." this month and offered them for Jandebur said the shoplifters 1 p 1 B sale at her shop. A few weeks later, seem to work in pairs. In addition * ";;: suits'!: S:%5'' " the lizards were gone. to the reptile thefts, The Pet Shop Expires 5/31/02 • Limit two per coupon Expires 5/31 /02 • Limit two per coupon LeClerc said a man in his early has lost two kittens and a hedge- to mid 20s entered the store just hog. 526 Fair Road (Highway 67) after 8 p.m. Tuesday and asked to Jandebeur thinks the crimes are Cook lost his left arm below the too "tacky" and banished from Open 'til Midnight on Friday and Saturday buy 12 crickets. While she was busy probably committed by a group of elbow in a meat grinder when he was an England town is being wel- Open 'til 11:00pm Sunday through Thursday rounding up the insects, another people who have taught each other 5 years old. He has driven a truck, comed with open arms. man took the lizards and left the how to steal the animals. aided by the muscular stump of his The 7-foot statue will be a store. left arm, for 20 years in Alaska and main attraction for the opening "I hadn't the faintest idea he had Oregon without an accident. of a $1.3 million addition to the GIFT/ FROM THE MOTHERLAND even taken them," LeClerc said. Pfl Oregon "The issue to me is being able to local Safeway supermarket in FASHION SHOW AND CULTURE NIGHT She discovered the theft at feed- drive my truck and we (couldn't) Belper, England. ing time. LeClerc said she is more Judge rules against even bring that up," he said. "I'll "He's back making news concerned with the welfare of the never write-off truck driving. I want again," Robert Billington, animals than with catching the one-armed driver that back." Blackstone Valley Tourism thieves. The reptiles were about 4 Cook claimed Lambert acted in Council, said in Thursday's The inches long but can grow to be 2 to retaliation for personal confronta- Pawtucket Times. 21/2 feet and require a special ul- COQUILLE - A. Coos County tions between the two men that dated The statue made by Hasbro traviolet bulb and heat lighting. judge dismissed a complaint from a back several years. He sought Inc. is supposed to resemble "I don't think somebody real- one-armed truck driver who has been $181,000 in lost income and $5 mil- William Blackstone, an 18th izes the care behind these things," banned from driving until he agrees lion in punitive damages. century English lawyer and phi- LeClerc said. to wear a prosthesis. The state argued that Lambert was losopher. It was at the Melissa Gamon, owner of Feed- Judge Michael Gillespie ruled that just doing his job by enforcing the Blackstone Valley Tourism ing Time in Dover, also has lost Cook did not have enough evidence law. A federal law requires drivers Council's visitor center before reptiles, including the a Savannah to prove that Barry Lambert, a motor without limbs to wear a prosthesis. it was shipped to Belper, in cen- monitor - a lizard-like animal na- carrier enforcement officer, was act- Federal examiners will not test a one- tral England, where residents tive to Africa - that was stolen in ing with malice when he cited Cook armed person's driving abilities un- weren't fond of the tater. They September. in January 2001 for driving without less he is wearing such a device. complained to the newspaper, Two leopard geckos, worth $80 the prosthesis required under federal Cook said he will continue train- and after a few weeks outside a to $150, were shoplifted from the law. ing for his commercial pilot's license McDonald's restaurant, the An African Tribute to Womanhood store late last month, Gamon said. Cook had filed a civil-rights law- while he waits for the appeal. He statue was moved to the nearby Acts including She said a woman entered the suit against the state in April. But in doesn't need a prosthesis to fly a town of Alfredon. store and asked to see a snake. While August, another Coos County judge plane. Safeway manager said, Dance, Step Show the clerk was diverted, a man left threw out all but a claim of retalia- "With everything that happened Poetry and Acting with the reptiles. tion and intentional infliction of emo- Rhode Island last year, he really became a "You don't think of those things tional distress claims against Lam- o celebrity, so it will be nice to Date: February 12 2002 when they're here in the store," bert. Mr. Potato Head see him back." The potato statue Place: Russell Union Ballroom Gamon said. His case fell apart Wednesday has since been moved from the Time 7:30 pm The store's biggest loss was a when a key witness failed to back up welcomed back children's playground and it's Cost $5 in advance failed attempt to break in the back his contention that Lambert had been final destination may be the door. The thief gave up before get- vindictive and retaliatory. PAWTUCKET- A Mr. Po- American Adventure theme ting in, but left a door ajar, harming Cook, 43, said he plans to appeal. tato Head statue that was dubbed park outside Belper in Ilkeston. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL <*W33» SPONSORED BY AFRICAN STUDENTS ASSOCIATION

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Page 4 — Wednesday. January 30. 2002 ( )PTNTONS OUR Procrastination is not your Mend i the entire house, including the mail. Alas, no. I then entered the I wasn't doing anything fun or for all the tests I still had to take and OPINION hardwood floors because hey, they wonderful world of AOL instant even remotely close to resembling a HELL YEA. I like what I see. Man, I collect dust too. I then moved to the messenger and 15 minutes passed in good time. I wasn't out drinking. I can still pass. What was I so worried GSU is famous bathroom and cleaned it from top to the blink of an eye. At that very wasn't out at a club all night. No, I about? The calculator doesn't lie. bottom, toilet and all. moment I became suddenly aware was good damnit. I was good! Problem solved. in its own way After cleaning I was exhausted that I was not studying. I had a mental All I had done was clean my house "That's a little unrealistic," my Having the world famous and around midnight it hit me. I aneurysm and freaked out. I might and attempt to study. How in the subconscious said. ■paleoanthropologist Dr. Lee Berger decided that, well. world could I "You can do it," I told myself and 'Speak on campus last week, we started if I went to sleep ^^-^—^^ —— have been so then I reassured myself of what a thinking. How many other world famous right then and unprepared? good student I really was. This is just or nationally famous people have been woke up at 6 a.m. I THEN REACHED FOR MY BOOKBAG, TOOK "Ah, I'm an a pothole in the road of my success. part of the many generations of GSU in the morning, I idiot," I thought Yeah, just a pothole. alumni? Is GSU just some rural wouldhave plenty OUT MY CALCULATOR AND AVERAGED IN A 25 and a sudden The thing is, this has happened to ■university in southeast Georgia, or has of time to study FOR THE TEST I JUST TOOK AND 100'S FOR peace came me every semester since I've been 'tile school turned out more than one before my test at over me. here and, well, this is my fourth year extremely successful individual? 9:30. ALL THE TESTS I STILL HAD TO TAKE AND "Maybe they'll here. Interesting. I think I may be All research has pointed strongly to Well, sure that put me in a sensing a pattern here. Is anyone the latter. Even excluding all athletes, sounded like a HELL YEA. I LIKE WHAT I SEE. MAN, I remedial GSU reading this in any way remotely like ■like New York Yankee catchers and T■ his is the story of the academic perfectly logical CAN STILL PASS. orientation me? I find it hard to think that I'm Canadian FootballLeaguepIayers, GSU portion of my college life, summed plan. I would have class or alone here in my procrastination. has provided some of the world's most up in a day and a half. Enjoy. plenty of time to ™™ ~^^~~ something." What's it going to take for us to successful people in particular areas of Around 3:00 p.m. on an average study. I mean, I went start studying and stop academics and entertainment. Monday I decided that it was time to sure reading eight chapters in three fail this test. straight home and sat on the couch. I procrastinating? Maybe we should Even aside from Dr. Berger's study for my test the next day. Sure, and a half hours is conceivable. I went to my 9:30 class and took tried to cheer myself up but nothing all call our parents and ask if we get an incredible accomplishments, GSU has a I'd known about this test for a good Retaining the information.... not so the test. At 10:20 I came out of the worked. There was no sense of "A" average in a class, if we can get lotto beproudofin the worldofacademia. three weeks. Hmmm.. Those three conceivable. classroom. There were no words. My hunger, no desire to watch TV, no ten dollars or something like that. Do Not many people outside of the Business weeks flew by really fast for some At 6:00 a.m. the alarm went off. brain was fried. Dead. Sizzle. My room to clean or article of clothing to you think that might work? I'm open department here know, for instance, that reason. At 6:30 the snooze went off. At 7:30 poor little head had been completely wash. I just sat there alone in the for suggestions here, I need help. GSU handed a degree to Dan Cathy, the At 5:00 I decided that studying I woke up to find I had turned the overloaded with words and phrases living room. It was quiet in the house Do you think there are support President of Chick-Fil-A International. could wait, but the current TV snooze off and gone back to bed. At that I just witnessed for the first time. but even more silent was the vacant groups for people who are in as much That's right - our favorite eating program I was watching could not. 8:001 got out of the shower. At 8:20 At that point I felt the sudden urge space in my head where my brain crap as I am? Do you think there is a establishment on campus is governed by At 7:001 decided that it was a good I was dressed and ready to go. At to detain myself from college and once was. I think that at that point I cure for my problem? pne of our very own graduates. Cathy time to go out to dinner. About 9:00 8:301 hopped in my car and drove to voluntarily send myself back to third heard something inside my head go I can see it now began his work with Chick-Fil-A as a I decided that I would clean my room. campus and' went to The George- grade. I remember being glad "sizzle." "Hi, my name is Justin and I, well, jcnee-high nine year-old, singing songs (See what procrastination leads Anne to study. Statesboro is a pretty flat area. Why? "Well, there is always next time," I I'm a procrastinator. I'm ready for customers and doing radio to...productivity in areas like At 8:45 I sat down and read If there had been a cliff nearby I I managed to convince myself after for my ten step program and to be commercials for the Hapeville, GA cleaning.) After cleaning my room, chapter one. At 9:00 I was lured to probably would have jumped off it. 20 minutes more of silence. cured now, thanks." restaurant. He has since become the most I decided that it was high time I did the computer to see if someone had Then came the question of I then reached for my bookbag, Justin Johnson is the editor-in- successful employee the corporation has some laundry and so I did. While my gotten up at the crack of dawn and by questions. "Where had my time took out my calculator and averaged chief of The George-Anne and can be ever seen. clothes were washing I vacuumed the grace of God, had sent me an e- gone?" ina25forthetestljusttookandl00's reached at [email protected]. Staying on the topic of chicken (must be our proximity to Claxton), we find the 1979 'graduate of GSU, Hal a LETTER AND SUBMISSION POLICY Thank you, Voo Doo medicine man Moddelmog. Moddelmog became the first woman to ever hold the presidency The George-Anne Then one of the tribeswomen call you by the master medicine man. creatures) you make your way to a wooden of a fast-food chain. As president of welcomes letters to the ADAM back to take basic medical readings: your Quiet follows for several minutes as counter that must be the pharmacy. As you Churchs Chicken '(the second largest editor, story submissions weight, temperature, pulse, blood pressure, you wonder when you will get to meet this hand the medicine woman behind the fast-food chickenrestaurant in the world), and guest columns from family lineage, and zodiac sign. Once she's great man. Then very quietly and solemnly, counter the small piece of animal hide, Moddelmog has truly become a success people both inside and BRADY satisfied that one of the medicine men can two robed figures enter the room shaking you're told to return to the waiting room- story. outside the GSU be of service, you're sent back out to the gourds and dropping small leaves in a path once again and wait to be summoned by On an entertainment level, GSU has community. All copy sub- waiting room. Finding your seat has been from the doorway to your cot. Another horn. also produced at least one huge success. mitted should be typed taken by yet another girl who just doesn't robed figure enters with a large drum and So, you make your way back out to the' Not many people know that while (double-spaced, please), look right, you take refuge on a small log sits in the comer of the room, his hands waiting room, once again avoiding the girl- listening to the Garth Brooks hit, "The preferably on Macintosh near the outhouses. ready to play. that just doesn' t look right, and you sit back Dance," they are listening to the original disk in Microsoft Word or You carefully avoid the stares of the The moment has finally arrived. Dressed down on a straw-filled mat. It seems like an poetry and music of our own Tony Arata. Microsoft Works format. others awaiting the Voo Doo treatment as in a ceremonial headpiece and loin-cloth, eternity before you hear the horn's Arata is a national recording artist who All submissions must be your second round of waiting begins. the medicine man enters the room dancing resounding call, and you make your way has a large collection of his own private signed and include a Though that plant across the room looks about from side to side, chanting loudly back to the small wooden counter. The material. He also appeared on the Garth mailing address and much larger than when you first arrived, it's ,and brandishing an elaborately decorated medicine woman hands you 2 small gourds Brooks tribute album phone number for verifi- not too long before the tribeswoman returns stick. The man in the comer beats the drum filled with white powder, instructs you to' Not many of us realize either that cation. The editors reserve to invite you back for what you've been almostuncontrollablyastheVooDoodoctor mix them with water and goat's blood and Julian Stanley, often credited as "the the right to reject any waiting for. continues to jump about yelling out strange drink the elixir twice a day. fatherof gifted education," is also a GSU submission. There is no mm sure some of you-out Running your fingers through the short unrecognizable phrases. He stops and the The whole package only costs you four' graduate. Stanley has been a pioneer in word limit on submis- JL there have felt not right from time beard hanging from your chin and drumming halts. Moving in closely he looks beaded necklaces and two shiny stones, but discovering young geniuses as the sions. A writer may re- to time. wondering exactly how long you were in at you carefully, up and down, left to right. that doesn't include the goat's blood. founder of Talent Search and was the quest to remain anony- Maybe some extreme coughing, that waiting room, you follow the "What's wrong?" A voice emanates Finally getting home, you stare at the winner of the Mensa Education & mous. However, it will be excessive fever, or drooling nose. Having tribeswoman deeper into the jungle refuge. from beneath the mask. gourds. You feel worse, you skipped your Research Foundation's first Lifetime the editor's decision dealt with it long enough, you find your way The drums and chanting grow louder and "I feel tired and achy. My throat hurts classes in hopes of finding out how to get Achievement Award. whether or not to print the to the Health Center on Forrest Drive, more louder as you move the giant leaves from and my nose is congested. I think I'm sick." better, and now you've got an itch you're These individuals, along with name. Submissions are commonly known as "The Voo Doo Hut." your path. "Hmmm." He opens your mouth and not quite sure you had before you went. numerous others who often don't receive run on a space-available As you walk in, the sounds of distant jungle I cannot emphasize the importance of looks at your throat. Mumbling to himself (That girl that just didn' t look right comes to the recognition they deserve, have helped basis. drums and deep, throaty chanting watching your step: you never know what he looks for several minutes, jabbing a mind. I wonder...) place GSU on the map. accompany you to the sign in desk. You could be crawling beneath your feet. small stick in your mouth to keep it open. He I invite you to take' that walk to the Voo check the box for "Illness" - some of you You are instructed by the tribeswoman carefully scribbles some words on apiece of Doo Hut, that adventure to the deepest The 2001 Editorial Staff reaches of the jungle. Your cure may await # Covering the campus making a mental note to come back weeks to sit on a small cot crafted from sticks and animal hide and hands it to you. later to fill out the same form, next time tightly woven vines in a room to the right. "Bring this to the pharmacy down the you. That goat's blood elixir worked like a swarm of gnats Melissa Connors checking the box next to "Condoms" - and She disappears and the drumming and hall. If you still feel bad after 48 hours, come miracles on my flu. s Sports Editor you find a comfy straw-filled bamboo seat chanting abruptly ceases. Hearing a rustling back and see me. You have a cold." Adam Brady is the Arts and Jenni Ginepri as far away as you can from the girl that just from the doorway, you see several Turning around abruptly, he begins to Entertainment Editor of Tire George-Anne and thanks the wonderful staff of the Voo The 2001 Editorial Board Assistant News/Sports Editor doesn't look right. Slowly, but surely, tribeswomen carrying a limp body back dance out the door, drummer beating (though let me heavily emphasize slowly) towards the way you came. However, there fiercely, as tribesmen and witchdoctor leave Doo Hut for their miracle cures. He may be Allison Bennett reached at [email protected]. Justin Johnson your name becomes the next up on the small really is no reason to be alarmed. He's the room. Carefully walking back down the Photo Editor piece of animal hide you scribbled it upon. merely fallen into a healing trance induced pathway, (let me once again warn or jungle Please, no inquiries about the goat. 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colleges that offer the de- mock interview would be silly, information that may#lead grees they specifically want. but after seeing myself on tape, I them to finding a job. Jobs can REOPENING! Handouts are also used in the was glad I did it. There were range from full time and part center. Students are encour- some questions that 1 did not time jobs both on and off cam- aged to come in and pick up know answers to and it showed pus. Now Featuring an tor one information about resumes, when I saw myself," said Jill "1 had a few minutes be- Evening Bargain Buffet.., lnealcarcl majors and interviews. Brown. fore class and stopped in just $5.99 swipe) Students are also encour- For those people who do not to look around. They have lots aged to seek career advising. have anything to wear for an in- of things that I could just pick This is a chance for those stu- terview, faculty and staff donated up and take to read later. I dents who may not know ex- suits to help assist students in never had any idea that so actly what they want to major their job search. much work went into graduat- Pizza & in to come and get ideas about "Suits are expensive. We want ing outside of classes," said what areas they want to study. students to dress professionally. Frank Clark, "After my first year of be- We try and help out as much as Career Services has ex- Baked Potato ing undeclared, I went to ca- possible," said Williams. tended their hours to be more reer services. I took tests like Resume services is what most assessable to students. They the GCIS and FOCUS to help students commonly think is only will be open from 8 a.m. to 7 me realize what areas I was used at Career Services. They p.m. Monday through Thurs- most interested in concentrat- have templates set up on com- day and Friday from 8 a.m. to ing," said Elizabeth Fuller. "It puters for students to useas well 5 p.m. located downstairs in 1 was my GSU 1210 teacher that Hamburgers as sample resumes for each ma- the Williams Center. encouraged us to visit the jor. Students can drop off their "We would definitely like CRC." resume with a cover letter for to see more students. There are An interview is another op- critiquing and have it back within lots of students that say they X & Hot Dogs portunity that is available to 48 hours. To thosegraduating stu- did not know we offer that re- H students. Alumni and graduat- dents who want to become a part source. But we do have a good ing students can register in the of the resume referrals, they have mix of students who utilize the Including full selections from our tasty salad bar! career office to set up an on- hundreds of employers every facility," said Williams. campus interview with em- year that search their database. They encourage students to ployers. Students looking for jobs can join them in their Career Fair Videotaped mock inter- also take advantage of job-re- that will be Feb. 28. This gives views a*re another type of in- lated resources by list serves, job students the chance to network terviewing that can take place. search resources and web job list- with employers and give com- This gives students a chance to ings. They have books, guides, panies their resumes. They are see themselves on tape and be brochures, magazines and direc- expecting anywhere from 75 evaluated by others. tories for every major. This gives to 90 companies to be in atten- "At first I thought doing a students a chance to get contact dance. ADDRESS, FROM PAGE 1 defeat terrorism, to protect the down to business. corporate disclosure. nation from further attack and to re- Vice President Dick Cheney sat The official Democratic Party vive the economy. behind him, a development notable response to Bush's address reflected "As we gather tonight, our nation only because the two men have been the public's broad bipartisan support is at war, our economy is in recession kept apart during much of the time for the war. House of Representa- and the civilized world faces unprec- since the Sept. 11 attacks. Interior tives Minority Leader Richard A. edented dangers," Bush said. "Yet Secretary Gale Norton was absent, to Gephardt of Missouri assured the the state of our union has never been ensure that one Cabinet member president and the nation that the coun- stronger." would preserve the line of presiden- try speaks with one voice against Echoing President John F. tial succession should disaster strike terrorism. Located in The Russell Union Kennedy's call to patriotic service, the Capitol. "Like generations that came be- Bush also called on Americans to Bush said the intelligence gath- fore us, we will pay any price and Now open for breakfast, lunch and dinner buffet. give something back to their nation. ered since the war began in Afghani- bear any burden to make sure that He asked citizens to commit at least stan pointed to the rough road ahead. this proud nation wins the first war of (Sorry—no menu service for dinner.) two years or 4,000 hours of their "Our discoveries in Afghanistan the 21st century," Gephardt said, lives to commu- echoing nity service. Kennedy's inau- "If you aren't gural address. sure how to help, "THROUGH THE GATHERING MOMENTUM OF Since Sept. 11, he I've got a good said, "there's place to start," he MILLIONS OF ACTS OF SERVICE AND DECENCY been no daylight said. "To sustain AND KINDNESS, I KNOW WE CAN OVERCOME between us in this and extend the » war on terrorism. best that has EVIL WITH GREATER GOOD. We've met al- emerged in most every single America, I invite - PRESIDENT BUSH week and built a you to join the bipartisan con- new USA Free- ™",~^^— sensus that is dom Corps." confirmed our worst fears, and helping America win this war." The US A Freedom Corps, he said, showed us the true scope of the task But Gephardt noted growing par- will respond to crises at home, re- ahead," he said. "We have found tisan divisions over domestic issues, build communities and extend diagrams of American nuclear power intensified in this election year when "American compassion throughout plants and public water facilities, control of both houses of Congress is ' the world." To help fortify the nation detailed instructions for making up for grabs. The House Democratic against further terrorist attacks, he chemical weapons, surveillance maps leader said Democrats would not asked for retired doctors and nurses of American cities and thorough de- necessarily side with Bush on such to mobilize in emergencies and for scriptions of landmarks in America issues as tax cuts, Social Security, volunteers to help fire and police and throughout the world." Medicare, overhauling campaign-fi- departments. Bush emphasized that he expects nance laws and the bankruptcy of The president said the new volun- other nations to join the United States Enron. teer organization would seek to re- in the battle against terrorism. He "I refuse to accept that while we cruit 200,000 people. He also said he warned that "some governments will stand shoulder to shoulder on the , would double the size of the Peace be timid in the face of terror. And war, we should stand toe to toe on the Corps, currently 7,000 strong, and make no mistake: If they do not act, economy," Gephardt said. expand its work to more Islamic na- America will." The president is calling for $190 tions. With the nation in recession and billion over 10 years to subsidize "This time of adversity offers a Bush presiding over the first federal prescription drug costs for senior citi- unique moment of opportunity, a budget deficit in four years, he did zens. Most of that would not take moment we must seize to change our not offer the usual list of spending effect for another three years, when ' culture," Bush said. "Through the proposals that mark most State of the his budget planners expect deficits to gathering momentum of millions of Union speeches. end. acts of service and decency and kind- The administration is proposing a In the meantime, Bush proposes a K less, I know we can overcome evil huge increase in defense spending - first step of spending $77 billion over with greater good." $48 billion in the fiscal year that 10 years to help 3 million low-in- Bush made clear that the war that begins Oct. 1 - for a total Pentagon come senior citizens pay for pre- i seemed so straightforward in Af- budget of $379 billion. If Congress scription drugs through Medicare. ghanistan is about to get more com- approves, the increase would be the Joining first lady Laura Bush to plicated. largest in two decades. Bush noted watch the speech were interim Af- , He warned of three regimes in that the war on terrorism is costing ghan leader Hamid Karzai, who met particular - North Korea, Iraq and $30 million a day. with Bush at the White House on tan - that he said must be stopped Bush also is asking for $37.7 bil- Monday, and Teamsters Union Presi- ! from developing weapons of mass lion for homeland security; almost dent James Hoffa Jr., who supports destruction that could be dissemi- double the current budget for that the president's efforts to open the nated to terrorists. post-Sept. 11 program. He said he Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to "States like these and their terror- would focus these efforts on four key oil drilling. lst allies constitute an axis of evil, areas: bioterrorism, emergency re- Also present was Hermis arming to threaten the peace of the sponse, airport and border security, Moutardier, a Miami-based flight world," he said. and improved intelligence. attendant for American Airlines who It was Bush's first speech to a In an effort to boost the economy, spotted alleged attempted "shoe Joint session of Congress since he the president pushed Congress to pass bomber" Richard Reid on Flight 63 Wed to calm the nation nine days tax breaks for businesses and extra on Dec. 22 and restrained him with 1 a Higher academic standards are good for everyone. fter the attacks on the World Trade relief for the unemployed "in the help from others on board. What a child learns today could have a major effect tomorrow. Not just on him or her, but on the rest of Center and the Pentagon. Bush's first same spirit of cooperation we have Sgt. 1st Class Ronnie Raikes of s the world. Your world. Since 1992, we've worked to raise academic standards. Because quite simply, Peech to Congress was to unveil his applied in our war on terrorism." Chesterfield, Va., was beside the first i ^get last year. Bush addressed the mushroom- lady. Raikes, whose right hand wore smarter kids make smarter adults. For more information, call 1-800-38-BE-SMART or visit www.edex.org. Bush walked into the House of ing Enron debacle delicately. He a brace, was wounded in an explo- ie Business Roundtabie • U.S. Department of Education « Achieve Representatives chamber to loud ap- chose not to point fingers, but to call sion in Afghanistan near the Taliban nerican Federation of Teachers • National Alliance of Business ational Education Association • National-Governors' Association Education {Excellence Partnership Plause and cheers, but quickly got for stricter accounting practices and stronghold of Kandahar. ^^M

Wednesday, .Tamiary 30, 2002 - PageiL Lady Eagles top App. St 82-61 Eagles slip to Mocs, four- By Eli Boorstein way tie for first in South [email protected] G-A News Service at 21 points with 13:24 to play. Led by a career night from Sarah 'Senior Danna Simpson becomes 15th Chattanooga's Toot Young McCully and Petie Spaulding Davis, the Lady Eagle basketball team scored 27 points, including six each had 20 for the Mocs, while cruised to an 82-61 victory over Eagle to join 1000 point club three-pointers, to lead the Mocs McCully added 11 assists. Appalachian State Monday evening at past Georgia Southern 103-91 in Georgia Southern was led by Hanner Fieldhouse. Southern Conference action Kashien Latham with 25 points The 21 -point margin of victory was Monday night in Hanner and 10 rebounds, while Jenkins the second largest of the season for the Fieldhouse. chipped in 20 points. Peterson Eagles, trailing only their 39-point Georgia Southern (11-8, 5-4 finished with 17 points and 12 drubbing of Savannah State on Southern Conference) raced out assists. Latham's effort was the November 27. to a 12-0 lead in the game's first 29"' double-double of his career, After the Mountaineers (6-14, 2-9 three minutes on four straight while Peterson's was his third of SoCon) opened up the game with a 3-0 three-point buckets. Julius the season and fifth of his career. lead, Georgia Southern (9-10, 6-5 Jenkins hit two in a row, followed The loss drops the Eagles into SoCon) shot the tights out, going on a by a trey from Sean Peterson and a four-way tie for first place in the 21-0 run to put them into a lead they one from Kordel Gibson. SoCon's South Division. College would not relinquish. Appalachian State Chattanooga (12-10, 5-4 ) of Charleston and The Citadel was able to gnaw away at the lead at clawed back to take their first lost Monday as well to create the different times in the game, but key lead of the night at 31-30 on a four-team logjam atop the South t shots at the right times helped the Eagles Young trey with 5:53 showing in Division. tl keep the Mountaineers at a safe distance. the first half. Clyde McCully gave Georgia Southern returns to "That's what lost us the game at the Mocs a 48-40 halftime advan- action to on Wednesday against T UTC—not answering runs," said tage on a layup at the buzzer. Savannah State at 7:30 p.m. at b Davis. "This time we answered when • Chattanooga completed wrap- Hanner Fieldhouse. Chattanooga e' they made runs." ping a 25-3 run around the inter- hosts The Citadel at 7:00 p.m. on b Davis, a senior from Springfield, mission to take their biggest lead Saturday. al Georgia, scored a season-high 20 points off6-for-12 shooting, including a3-for- o 5 performance from behind the three- 1c point tine. In addition, she dished out a Bonds honored at New f< career-high seven assists for Georgia ik Southern. "I really felt like my shot was vv going to go down tonight," said Davis. York baseball dinner ai 'It's definitely a confidence booster." Associated Press another gift," Bonds said at the li Senior Danna Simpson also Home run king Barry Bonds was dinner. "I'm looking forward to j i provided an offensive spark with 14 presented with his record fourth Na- the opportunity to play in Yankee F points, good enough to make her the tional League most valuable player Stadium and to hit against Roger a< 15th Eagle to top the 1,000-point award Sunday at the New York Clemens." S plateau. Senior Alie Rousseau and baseball writers' 79th annual dinner. Bonds then turned to Yankees s< sophomore Jessica Everett each pitched Bonds, who set major league manager Joe Torre, another award in with 12 and ten points, respectively. records last season with 73 homers, winner seated on the dais, and said. C( With his 88th victory, Eagle head an.863 slugging percentage and 177 "Joe. make sure he's pitching in 0 coach Rusty Cram moved into second walks, also received the Mel that series." in place in the team record books, trailing OttAward for leading the NL in hom- Rivera was presented with the ai only former coach Drema Greer, whom ers and player of the year awards American League Fireman of the c< hereplacedinl996. Cram still has a ways from the New York baseball writers, Year trophy but presented it to bi to go to challenge that mark, however, as as well as baseball broadcasters. Thomas Von Essen, recently | |w he needs another 75 wins to top Greer. Other award winners at the din- retired New York fire tu For Appalachian State, the offen- ner included new Hall of Fame short- commissioner, who was also onj ft sive output was led by a 13-point night stop Ozzie Smith, Yankees reliever the dais. ile from Aisha Bryant with Michelle Mariano Rivera, Mets catcher "They were an inspiration for Conklin adding a career-high ten points MikePiazza and Cy Young pitching all of us," Rivera said of the New for the shorthanded Mountaineer squad. award winners Roger Clemens and York City fee and rescue personnel. The team was without leading scorer Arizona's Randy Johnson. who lost 343 members at the World Joanie White, who was sick and did not Clemens was presented with his Trade Center on Sept. 11. travel for the game. Jessica Jank record sixth Cy Young by Yankees Also on the dais was former; provided the defensive help, grabbing Tim Deavcr/STAFF Hall of Fame catcher Yogi Berra. New York Mets outfielder Rusty a career-high 11 rebounds. Bonds is scheduled to make his Staub, who received a standing Georgia Southern will try to even CRUISE TO THE TOP: The Lady Eagles topped Appalachian State Monday night in a 21 point margin first career appearance at Yankee ovation for raising more than dlrs up their record when they host East victory, the second largest margin for the season. The night was lead by Sarah Davis, who completed with Stadium on June 7-9 when his San 100 million for the New York Tennessee State on Saturday at 7:00 20 points, Danna Simpson scored 14, enough to make her the 15th Eagle to join the 1000 point club. With Francisco Giants play the Yankees Police and Fire Widow's and p.m. Appalachian State will return the victory, Coach Rusty Cram earned 88 career victories, the second largest in school history. The Lady in an interleague matchup. Children's Benefit Fund, which I home to host Furman on Saturday. Eagles host East Tennessee State on Saturday for their next match. "I'm going to thank baseball for he heads. Rising stars and homefield advantage could Super Bowl security no walk in the park for NFL

make it a red, white and blue Olympics Associated Press Service overseeing the operation. terrorist threatens to kill fans at a At this year's Super Bowl, even the Remember no-fly zones in Iraq? stadium with a blimp loaded with Associated Press , Sheer numbers are in their favor. athletes get in front of crowds high rollers will be walking. They now have one near the thousands of darts. Get ready for a red, white and There are 10 more events for a total of energized with patriotic fever and So much in America has changed Superdome, duplicating the measures Such a plot might have seemed blue Olympics. 78 in 15 disciplines. In all, athletes eager to see their countrymen succeed. since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, taken at the World Series, and at a ' outlandish decades ago. Today, it's the With Americans enjoying the will go home with 477 medals. A good showing would be especially and America's biggest sporting event number of sporting events in the direct center of the NFL's thinking. home-field advantage and some If the United States reaches its important to a country that hasn' t fully is no exception. aftermath of Sept. 11. "The point of terrorism is to get on rising stars eager for a world stage, goal of 20 medals, the majority recovered from the Sept. 11 terrorist Security is priority No. 1 in New Workers began erecting the eight- television, to have the event seen by as this could be a golden Winter Games probably will come from the skiing attacks. Orleans this week. It means the foot-high fences and concrete many as possible," defense analyst John for U.S. athletes. and speedskating entries. Japan enjoyed its status as host limousines that normally overtake a barricades to form a barrier around the Pike said. "If you think how much From the ice where Apolo Anton Half of those medals could come country to win more medals in Nagano Super Bowl city, shuttling the hordes Superdome weeks ago. As a result, the people pay for Super Bowl Ohnoracesandthewomen'shockey in speedskating alone, with the 19- than ever before, and the American of big names and big spenders who closest some cars can get to the commercials, you know it's certainly team should dominate to the slopes year-old Ohno a favorite in any of the team should get a similar boost. infiltrate each year, will be parked on Superdome is about two blocks, and the most watched event there is. If where B ode Miller will be a favorite, four Roller Derby-type short-track That's fine with the International Super Sunday. That includes the guy many fans will have a longer walk. someone is going to pull something, America's athletes should give flag- events he's in. Olympic Committee, which needs the who's throwing the party. A taskforce of state, local and federal what better place?" waving fans plenty to cheer about. "Apolo can medal in every race," excitement of the home team doing "No one drives up to the game," officials has been working on the If any city is up to the security The goal is 20 medals, seven said Fred Benjamin, president of U.S. well to helpjustify the nearly $2billion said NFL vice president Jim Steeg. security plan for months, but part of the challenge, New Orleans is it. This is more than theUnited States has ever Speedskating. price tag of the games. "Paul Tagliabue is walking. If the goal is to make the games look' 'normal.'' the Crescent City's ninth Super Bowl. won at the Winter Olympics. With Ten speedskating medals might be 'The performance of the home commissioner is walking, everybody's The thought of a terrorist attack on On Jan. 1, the city went through chants of "USA,USA"reverberating abitoptimistic, but itreflects an almost team is of vital importance to the spirit walking." the Super Bowl is nothing new. something of a practice run when the through the Wasatch Mountains, it giddy attitudeU.S. officials have about of the games," IOC president Jacques The Super Bowl has been The idea first went mainstream in Sugar Bowl was played. could go even higher. the prospects of a medal haul in Salt Rogge said. designated a National Special Security the mid-70s, when the movie "Black Ahlerich said that game went off Things look so good that even Lake City. The Americans should win more Event, with none other than the Secret Sunday" came out. In that movie, a without a hitch. bobsledders could win a medal for That comes from a renewed medals this time, but forget any in the first time in 46 years, thanks commitment by the USOC to winter cross country, ski j umping or biathlon. mostly to the addition of women in sportsoverthe last decade. U.S. athletes The women's hockey team, Eagles picked to win SoCon baseball crown the sport. also have been able to ski the moguls unbeaten through 28 games of G-A News Service The stage is set as never before. outside Salt Lake City and practice on exhibition play, seems almost certain in both preseason polls. The Bull- Georgia Southern returns Now all they have to do is perform the speedskating oval and bobsled and to win.a gold, and medals await in Georgia Southern has been se- dogs finished second in the regu- pitcher Brett Lewis (9-2, 3.25 when it counts for 17 days in Salt luge runs on a regular basis. figure skating where Michelle Kwan lected to win the Southern Con- lar season last year at 38-24, 20- ERA), shortstop Jemel Spearman Lake City, beginning Feb. 8. "Everybody seems to be peaking is favored and Todd Eldredgc has one ference baseball regular season 10. (.372-0-44), and outfielders Matt "This is our showcase at the right time," USOC president last chance, crown in voting by the league's Both polls agree on the top Herring (.353-12-55) and Chris opportunity," U.S. Olympic Lloyd Ward said. "We like what we Ohno and Miller should provide head coaches and sports informa- seven finishers in the 2002 SoCon Walker (.303-0-25) from last Committee president Sandra see." plenty of excitement, while the United tion directors. race. Georgia Southern and The year's NCAA Regional team. Baldwin said. "We' ve invested a lot While the United States has States has three legitimate contenders The Eagles, winners of the last Citadel are followed in third place The Citadel will feature start- of time and money in having our dominated at the Summer Olympics in snowboarding, too. two regular season crowns, gar- by Western Carolina, then UNC ing pitcher Eric Talbert (8-3,2.06) winter sports do well and we' II have and ranks third overall behind Norway And, of course, Nagano^gold nered all 10 available first place Greensboro, Furman, College of who led the SoCon in ERA in a great legacy with the facilities and the former Soviet Union in winter medalist Jonny Moseley returns to votes in both polls, making them Charleston and East Tennessee 2001 for the second straight sea- afterward. Now we just have to medals, it hasn't done as well recently lead a strong freestyle skiing team that a unanimous selection. Neither State. son. The Bulldogs also have re- watch it pay off." at the Winter Games. is as quotable as it is good, the coaches or the SIDs were al- The coaches poll predicted liever Randy Corn (8-3, 2.50) Many Americans will watch an Take away Eric Heiden's five gold "If I can come down, throw a 360 lowed to vote for their own team Davidson eighth, Appalachian back to spearhead the bullpen. assortment of sports they would medals in 1980, and the United States mute grab up top, ski the middle clean, in the poll. State ninth and a tie for 10th be- Southern Conference teams be- generally ignore to seeif the nation's is averaging just slightly more than and do the Dinner Roll at the bottom The Eagles, 42-20 overall last tween VMI and Wofford. The gin play on Feb. 2 as Furman , winter athletes can top the 13 medals nine medals a games for the last six with a bute grab, that's the run," year and the Southern Confer- SIDs selected ASU eighth fol- hosts High Point and Wofford en- won at both the 1994 Lillehammer Winter Olympics. Moseley said. "It's over. K.O. punch. ence champion at 21-9, outdis- lowed by Davidson, Wofford and tertains North Carolina A&T. Games and the 1998 Nagano Games. .That figures to change when U.S. Right there." tanced second place The Citadel VMI. League action begins on March 8. —

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IL A whole bunch of sports stuff Johnson left Georgia Southern... some people but to football crazed thinking you would like write for MELISSA We'll see what happens there. fans - what a GREAT day! So The George-Anne, give us a call. Adrian Peterson played in the where exactly do you spend this We need sports writers! Senior Bowl last weekend. He did great day? I am thinking not at Applications are available in our CONNORS & a decent job in the game, kudos to Retrievers. What is up with this $7 office in the Williams Center room . AP! The only thing that seemed cover charge to BYOB? (FYI, if 2023. y- JENNI GENEPRI weird was that the officials clocked you plan to get a party tray you do Melissa Connors is the sports editor him in at 4.7 for the 40-yard dash, not have to pay to get in. They are of The George-Anne and can be lie which we think is incorrect. We offering to-go platters of wings and reached at [email protected]. believe he can run faster than that. various other foods.) Exactly what by Jenni Ginepri is the assistant sports Actually, we know he can. do you get for $7? You get to see a editor attdassistant news editor o/The nts What a strange men's Australian football game on two BIG SCREEN George-Anne and can be reached at iiis Open! Most people have never TVs with a bunch of people you newseditor02 @yahoo. com. ;on even heard of the winner, Thomas don't know? (And exactly how big 12 Johnansson from Sweden. What can these TVs be- it's Retrievers!) the looked like an easy match for Marat What happened to those intimate er, of Safin turned out to be a nightmare. Superbowl parties with friends? Be- GSU Student Special Why do athletes feel as though they ing a frequent customer at Retriev- «r. have to trash talk the other players ers, I am sad to say you will not get ito before matches? Does that really do my $7 for the day. (This is a rare Large Thin the something -- unfortunately not for occasion.) So. to my bartender :ge Crust Pizza Safin. It just makes you look stupid del Andre I am sorry! (Oh wait, I get to after they beat you, I have never bring my own drinks!) But have no the fjust a few things that stuck out in understood that. One thing is for fear, Buffalo's saves the day. You s $ Jth the sports world news... sure, no one is a shoe-in, Pete can go and watch the game for Mon-Fri 6:30am-9pm 5.99 7.99 What should we call Mike Sampras has decided to rejoin the to FREE! That's right, for FREE! You Saturday 8:00am-9pm Tyson? He's hardly a role model, Davis Cup team after doubting he don't have to pay to watch TV. No nst Closed Sunday One Topping Unlimited Toppings but he still sells and gets away with would ever play again. That is pretty matter where you go, remember at every bad thing he does. 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I IFRSTVT ,ES Wednesday, January 30, 2002-Page 8 Ideas on how to budget Horror flick'The Shining' still and save your money captures movie goers' attention By Kim Waters By Brittany Gates you don't already have one) or in- quire you to open a savings account [email protected] [email protected] creasing your financial aid. with least $100. Plus, there might be A calm, mild mannered ' Everyone on campus knows that But Murphey advises students some fees if you go below the $100 man accompanies his wife financial aid check refunds are not that get jobs to help support them- limit each month, or if you take too and son to a resort during the going to be in their Landrum boxes selves to be careful. If you try to many withdrawls from your account winter off-season. on the first day of class. Many were hold a full-time job down along with each month. However, this varies He is there for peace and outraged, and some even vented their taking a full course load then you from bank to bank so you want to do quiet, as his profession as a thoughts in The George-Anne, but might burn yourself out. Murphey some research before opening one. writer requires just that. His the time to be While at boy has a special skill called angry at who- the bank, you "the shining" which allows ever has might want to him to hear and see things passed. Now, sign up for a that others cannot.. it is time to debit card in- As their time in the grand think about stead of apply- hotel ticks away, the man- how you are ing for a credit sion begins to exude thoughts going to come Serial Mo. card. If you are of the past and chills of the up with some a person that present. money for the has a tendency In time, the calm, mild fall semester to overspend mannered man transforms and beyond. Special Photo and charge into a man on the fringes of The first HOW TO BUDGET YOUR MONEY: When financial aid checks arrive stuff on a credit psychotic, and begins to ter- thing a college late, there are still ways to save and budget your money. card, then a rify his own family. ::'."". . student should debit card A chilling, majestic piece do, according might help you of cinematic fright, this film to Connie Murphey, Director of Fi- said that if a student must get a job, budget better. A debit card is tied combines all of the great el- nancial Aid, is to start budgeting then make it a part-time job where directly to your checking account, ements of an intellectual now. You can make up a budget you only work a few hours a week. so you have less chance of over- thriller, with the grand vi- yourself, but if you need some help, If, after completing your budget, spending. If you do, you will get that sion of a director, Stanley or STANLEY KUKUCK then stop by the Financial Aid office you still can't see how much money dreaded "rejection" title when you Kubrick. and make an appointment with your is going toward things like food or are at the checkout counter. Plus, Kubrick has the instinc- 1WX NICHOLSON SiELLEY DUVALL financial aid counselor. If you don't rent, make a visual budget. Accord- you don't have to worry about mak- tual capacity to pace a moody know who you counselor is, go to the ing to Adriane Berg, a columnist on ing a monthly payment or interest horror flick within the realm 3 o Financial Aid website at MSN MoneyCentral, "visually cal- charges. of his filmmaking genius that Special Photo www2.gasou.edu/sta/finaid/ and culating your spending typically has But, you are probably saying, "I includes an eye for the origi- 'THE SHINING': Jack Nicholson stars in an old thriller, which is still a click on the "contact us" button. a profound psychological effect and can't afford to save anything." Don't nal shot, an ice-cold hit in most movie goers eyes. There, you can find your counselor leads to more savings with less frus- buy into that. You can save money, soundtrack, and an overall alphabetically. Your counselor can tration than counting pennies (http:/ you just have to apply yourself and sense of dehumanization. Jack's mind wallows in this I have never read the help you make up a budget with the /moneycentral, msn.com/articles/ use some of these tips provided by This movie cuts through idle time, and breeds the book upon which the film is budgeting sheets they have at the family/funds/1472.asp}." Use a pro- M.P. Dunleavey, a columnist on all of the typical horror mov- devil's new playground. based, but without that as a office.If you do make a budget by gram like Microsoft Money or Excel MSN MoneyCentral. ies like a branding iron And it's within this film's comparison point. yourself, and you need some tips on and create a pie chart of your monthly Her first step is to, "retrain your through human flesh. subtle touches of the canvas, I am proud to say that this how, here are some budgeting tips budgets. That way, you actually see brain." You must stop spending It allows the viewer to not the clackity-clacks of the in one of the most terrifying from Murphey: where your money is going and you money on stuff you don't need. Next only feel the violence and young boy's big wheel riding films that I have ever seen. First, get or make a budget sheet can make adjustments if something time you see something you want psychosis of its protagonist, along the empty hallways of All in all, this movie cap- and write out monthly expenses (rent, is taking up too much of the pie and don't need, take the amount of but appreciate the seed from the hotel, the labyrinthine tures your attention with its food, utilities, tuition, fees, etc.) and chart. money it cost and deposited it in which the derangement stems. garden representing the grand form and vision, ropes add them up. Second, write down Second thing you should do, ac- your bank account or stash it in a safe One of the scariest things mind's fine line between the you in with some terror and what income you have. That in- cording to Murphey, is start saving place. Now you're saving (http:// for people to face is the un- sane and insane. eccentric direction, and ties cludes your job, financial aid, your money each month. "If you have a moneycentral.msn.com/articles/ known, and this film presents Kubrick's purposely trans- you down and stabs you in parents giving you money, and any job, start paying yourself money," smartbuy/basics/8677. asp). its plot with just that thought fixed editing inconsistencies, the heart with its cold-eyed other type of income you are receiv- Murphey said. Saving is hard, she But, what if an emergency hap- in mind. continuity errors and set mis- view of the man's mind gone ing. After you have those two fig- added, and'you must start some- pens during the summer or next se- The setting is perfect: a arrangements, that we dis- overboard, and the loss ofhu- ures, subtract them, and if you have where. Even if you only put $10 in mester and you need money right desolate winter hideaway. cover a world guided by the manity. any money left over, then that's what a savings account each month, you then. No problem. The Financial The quietness of the moment righteous and tangible, but Rent "The Shining" and you have left to spend for the month. least have some money put away. Aid office has an Emergency Loan is a character in itself, as the coaxed ways by the powerful recapture the magic of If you don't, then you might want to Do be advised, though, that most fermenting aggressor in and unknown. 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KRT Campus money was used to support good time. It was very, very TALLAHASSEE - Badjy or promote the party, he said. tame." Jean-Simon, a black Florida "It's clear there's some Pedro Malaret, a third- State University law student, misunderstanding about how year student who is Puerto is stunned that her fellow people feel," Weidner said. Rican, agreed. Malaret also white students don't under- "We need to be more under- said he manages his own hip- stand why dressing up as standing of the points of view hop production company and black prostitutes and pimps of others." works with many black art- offends her. Similar parties at two Au- ists. "Pimps and whores come burn University fraternities "It's been around for three in all colors," said Jean- were in the news last Hal- years and nobody com-, Simon. "But when you put loween, when white students plained before," he said. "It's on afro wigs never been a ra- and gold ______cial thing. The chains, you Afro was a com- offend a ma- mon hair style in jority of us. "I FEEL LIKE THIS WAS OVERBLOWN. I the 70s." And you Cydnee Will- WAS AT THE PARTY AND THERE WAS NEVER don't seem to iams, a black care if you of- ANY UNDERLYING THEME OF RACISM OR first-year stu- fended us." dent, said that ?> Jean- SEXISM. misses the point: Simon spoke The hair style at Tuesday's - J.D. DURANT, SECOND-YEAR LAW was common "town meet- STUDENT among blacks. ing" at FSU's "So the per- College of — ^^^^^ ception is that Law after a pimps and group of law students orga- put on blackface, Afro wigs whores are only African- nized a "Pimps and Ho's and the T-shirts emblazoned American, and we don't cor- Party" Friday at Painted with the letters of Omega Psi ner the market on that," she Lady, a local bar near cam- Phi, a predominantly black said. pus. • fraternity. One of those fra- Earlier, law professor Some whites at the party ternities was eventually Charles Ehrhardt warned stu- reportedly wore costumes, closed. dents that such events hurt including Afro wigs and fake At FSU, the debate con- the reputations of the school gold chains, to look like tinued after the hour-long and of lawyers in general. prostitutes and pimps in meeting, with groups squar- "When you enter law 1970s-era "blaxploitation" ing off in the aisles and halls school, you enter the legal films. Those films, such as of the law school. profession, and you have a "Superfly" and "The Mack," "I wish I could under- responsibility as young law- often had criminal characters stand, but honestly I can't," yers," he told the crowd. that reinforced negative ste- said second-year law student "Kinds of conduct that might how can you reotypes about blacks. J.D. DuRant, who is white. be appropriate as an under- One major theme emerged "I feel like this was over- graduate are not necessarily from Tuesday's meeting: blown. I was at the party and appropriate as a member of keep a kid off drugs? Some white students didn't there was never any underly- the legal profession." understand how Friday's ing theme of racism or sex- Newton, who works in the party was offensive, which ism." state attorney general's civil The truth is, a little of your time can make a lifetime of further upset already-irate First-year law student rights and economic crimes difference. Because kids with something to do are less black students. D'Lorah Butts-Lucas, who is unit, said his office has not At noon, hundreds of black, said students like received a civil-rights com- likely to do drugs. You can help. For more information on teachers, students and alumni DuRant don't get it. plaint about the party. drug prevention programs in your community, call or visit: packed the auditorium, in- "If you step on my toe, "Did I hear anything that cluding Circuit Judge Nikki and you didn't mean it, would make me want to open Clark and Senior Assistant you're still going to apolo- a file? No," Newton said. Attorney General John D.C. gize, aren't you?" she said. "Do I have complete infor- 1877 KIDS 313 Newton, both of whom But another black law stu- mation? No. graduated from the law dent said he went to the party "I left as one alumnus who www.youcanhelpkids.org school. and was not offended by what felt that the school faced the After a lively back-and- he saw. issue quickly, publicly and forth, law school Dean Don "It was blown out of pro- correctly," he added. "As a Weidner said the dialogue portion," said Carlton Pierce, ■ child of the South, I was re- minded of how far we have Office of National Drug Control Policy would continue in small a third-year student. "I saw group sessions in the coming blacks, whites, Asians and come from overt racism, and weeks. No student or school Hispanics together, having a also how far we have to go. *

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Better Than Ezra will per- Theater and Performance De- solve the murder mystery, notch direction from Thomas form there, continuing a long list of partment presents their annual Grisby's direction gives a witty it makes this play a must-seej national acts brought this school year Student-Direct One Acts, development of character that This play also has a major plot to the "legendary" bar. This year's plays "Murder is allows the audience to enjoy twist that the audience won Better Than Ezra is a popular rock Fun" by Catherine themselves, sit back and laugh, even see coming. band out of New Orleans that sur- Blankenship, "Contribution" The second play, directed A classic love story with faced back in 1988. Fourteen years by Ted Shine, and "Fool for by Maurice Thomas, takes a Sam Shepard twist sets the ON later and four successful albums un- Love" by Sam Shepard will look at a special relationship stage for the third play, "Fool der their belts, the band continues to be shown start- for Love". Directed release great music and sell out ven- ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^__^^^^^^_ by Ryan Arron ues across the country. the Black-Box this beautiful However, times were not always Theater in the j|PH staged production as wonderful for the group that formed Communica- j "* takes place in the at Louisiana State University. Lead tions Arts fl ,« JB western part of the singer Kevin Griffin recalls the tragic Building. t/«d| 6 liH United States. This event surrounding their former rhythm "Murder is cleverly craftei Cove guitarist."We had just finished our Fun" is the first story, that is mas first album, 'Surprise,' when Joel play in the se- terfully acted and passed away." Joel Rundell's suicide ries of three to directed takes the sent the band into somewhat of an Special Photo take the stage. Ef /JB audience through % BETTER THAN EZRA: After 14 years of success and setbacks, this exile. But, by the end of the year, the It takes an en- I the emotional ups trio is still making great music. pleading of Better Than Ezra's fans tertaining look and downs of the brought the band back to life. "Our ity. bum. "The maturity level of this al- at a murder in- H lead characters a anc fans constantly urged us to get back In 1996 Cary Bonnecaze left the bum far surpasses our previous ef- vestigation. ■ EM ^ ^ ^ Eddie, together," said Griffin. band- on good terms, but the fate of . forts," Drummond said. It's a great SpeciaiPhoto perfectly. Inter] fjK Better than Ezra continued as a Better Than Ezra was once again up "Extra Ordinary" is the first single throwback to THE STUDENT-DIRECT ONE ACTS: Written, directed mingled with j three-man band, and success was im- in the air. The band hired a close off of their new album, and shows a an old fashion and performed by students. unique back-story minent. "Deluxe," released in 1993, friend, Travis McNabb, to fill the defmete change in the band. Lyrics murder mys- this play is a fine and it's hit single "Good" catapulted opening as the band's drummer. Their including, "We've got more hooks than tery, such as achievement the band to the top. Often times with first release on a major record label Madonna's got hooks," shows the the Maltese Falcon, where between a grandmother and Arrona's hard work is evident musical success comes a record label, was soon underway. lighter side of the band. Many of the every suspect has a motive and her grandson in "Contribu- as the cast masterfully por- and Better Than Ezra was no excpetion "Friction Baby" was released in. band's new sounds come from Better it's very hard to determine tion". The story follows Mrs. trays their weathered charac to the rule. 1997 to great reveiws and spawned Than Ezra's newest member, Travis who the real killer is. Love and her grandson Eu- ters finely. Ama The band, along with so many two top 40 hits. "King of New Or- MacNabb. "It's full of surprises and gene—each trying to make With admission being free nab others, was considered to be "pop leans" and "Desperately Wanting" "We always want to bring people very unique." Says the direc- their contribution to the civil and under the supervision of fheGt rock." are still in rotation at many major on board with fresh ideas," said Grif- tor, Amber Grisby, of her rights movement in their own Professor Mical Whitaker this Adan "People who didn' t know our his- radio stations across the country. fin. "Everyone brought their own spice play. way in a southern town. With year's one acts are directed in prof tory thought we were just another "Closer" is Better Than Ezra's to the mix and it ended up great." Set in a famous songwriter's her submissive old world and acted wonderfully by pop hit band... nothing can be fur- latest effort, and their music contin- Better Than Ezra is well known for home, the play follows his sub- views, and his new world men- truly gifted students. These ther from the truth," said Griffin. ues in it's originality. "This is our its great live performances, and tomor- sequent death and the rounding tality constantly clashing, it plays are worth taking a loo Other hit songs from the same plati- best album yet, without a doubt," row night should be no exception. Tick- up of his suspected killers, sets the stage for a comedic at. Littered with many social num selling album such as "In the Griffin said. ets are $7 before the show and can be Through colorful, hilarious battle of young and old that issues, comedy, and drama, Blood" and "Rosolia" emerged to Bassist Tom Drummond also has purchased at On Cue Music, Cloud 9 characters, the actors beauti- the audience will never for- it's a night of theater the au- solidify Better Than Ezra's popular- deep convictions about the new al- and Smiling Buddha Tattoos. fully bring to life this classic get. dience will not soon forget

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