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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. GSU grad wins big Women’s Health Week www.gadaily.com Kevin Solomon won $83,045 on Women’s Health Week See video coverage from “Wheel of Fortune” and a trip to continues all week . The event Friday’s Ludacris concert. Amsterdam . He plans to pay off “The Female Orgasm” takes student loans with his winnings . place Thursday at 7 p .m . page 2 page 3

Tuesday, November 16, 2010 Volume 86 • Issue 42 THE Serving Georgia Southern and Statesboro since 1927 GEORGE-ANNE Student Fans go crazy for Ludacris dies in Members of the GSU, Statesboro community attended the concert last Friday accident

Kelsey SORRELL news editor

Harrison Luke Anderson, a sophomore pre-business major at Georgia Southern, died in an automobile accident Sunday. The visitation for the funeral will be located at First Baptist Harrison Luke Anderson was a Church of Statesboro. sophomore pre- It will be held today business major . from 4-7 p.m. The funeral will also be located at the First Baptist Church of Statesboro and will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. According to the Intracampus Memorandom, “In lieu of flowers, the family requests memorials be made to the Student Ministry at First Baptist Church — 108 North Main Street, Statesboro, Georgia 30458 — or the Luke Anderson Scholarship Fund at the Eta Zeta Chapter of Sigma Chi Fraternity, Georgia Southern University — c/o Darron Burnette at Sea Island Bank, P.O. Box 568, Statesboro, Georgia 30459.” Andrew Partain/STAFF The Eta Zeta Chapter of Sigma Chi Georgia Southern students and other community members attended the Ludacris concert Friday night . Eagle Entertainment aims to Fraternity held a candlelight ceremony in host a concert every fall and spring semester for GSU’s students and the surrounding communities . The Ludacris concert was this fall memory of Anderson at 7 last night. semester’s event . More photos on page 15 .

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PolicB e eat Friday, November 5, 2010 GSU grad wins $83,045 s Officers issued one traffic warning, assisted five motorists, responded to one alarm, and investigated two accidents. Kevin Solomon won big on ‘Wheel of Fortune’ s A guitar was taken from the Foy building. s A wallet was taken from the Patrick STOKER Performance Arts Center. staff writer s Brian Lee Baines, 19, Bermuda Run, was charged with possession of Kevin Solomon graduated from Georgia marijuana. Southern last spring with aspirations to s Ronald Dean Williams, 49, Sinkhole someday host his own television game Road, was charged with theft by show. He may have gotten one step closer deception and theft by receiving stolen to fulfilling that dream after winning big on property. “Wheel of Fortune.” s Michael Scott Muldoon, 19, Georgia Solomon, who graduated as a multimedia Avenue, was charged with DUI and communications major with an information headlight requirements. emphasis, won $83,045 during the “Big Saturday, November 6, 2010 Money Week” edition of the hit game show in Las Vegas. s Officers issued two traffic citations, He made it to the bonus round after assisted five motorists, and responded to four alarms. collecting $33,045 in the previous rounds. Solomon then correctly guessed the phrase, s Several hats, a X-Box and several games were taken from Kennedy Hall. “Ahead of the Curve,” and won an additional s Katherine Nicole Josey, 27, Ave. S.W., $50,000. Ocala Fl., was charged with DUI and “I was super shocked and super excited,” passing in a no passing zone. said Solomon. “I did not think I would do as well as I did at all.” Sunday, November 7, 2010 The show was taped in July, but did not air s Officers issued one traffic citation, until Nov. 4, meaning that Solomon had to eight traffic warnings, assisted nine keep his success quiet for nearly four months. motorists and responded to two alarms. Solomon’s mother and aunt, who were s A domestic dispute was reported at in attendance, along with the rest of his Photo Courtesy of Kevin Solomon University Villas. immediate family and his best friend, were Kevin Solomon won $83,045 during “Wheel of Fortune’s” “Big Money Week.” Solomon, a s A video game was taken from the only people he was allowed to inform graduate of GSU, now works for WJCL/Fox 28. Centennial Place. about the results. s A computer was taken from Brannen He said it was very difficult keeping the Hall. results secret. audition, Solomon received a phone call really I just took it in stride and it was really s A computer was taken from Eagle “It was super hard. Everyone was asking informing him that he had been selected to okay,” Solomon said. “It wasn’t that big of a Village. me everything. It was horrible, but it was appear on the show. deal.” s A X-Box, several games and a DVD definitely worth waiting,” he said. “It was probably the most amazing feeling Solomon also won a trip to Amsterdam was taken from Centennial Place. Solomon said, when he heard that the I’ve ever had in my life,” he said. “I was out on one of his spins. He has until Nov. 2011 s A window was broken at Eagle Village. “Wheelmobile” was going to be at the in the field at work and got the call from this to take the tip and is allowed to bring one s Michael Henry Thomas, 19, The Savannah Mall, he decided to attend and random number in Los Angeles, answered person. Garden District, was charged with DUI hopefully audition. the phone and it was ‘Wheel of Fortune’ “I’m getting lots of offers from a lot of and stop sign violation. The “Wheelmobile” travels to different people. people, but I haven’t decided who I’m going s Grayson Coleman Kelly, 27, cities searching for contestants to be on the “I was super excited and jumped up and to bring,” he said. Brookhaven Lane, Young Harris, was show. It made a stop at the Savannah Mall down; screamed a lot, embarrassed myself a He said he plans to pay off his student charged with DUI. last Nov. 20-21. lot in public, but it was amazing,” he said. loans with his winnings as well as give some Monday, November 8, 2010 “They randomly chose me to go on stage After winning the first four rounds and to his family members and save the rest for s Officers issued 14 traffic citations, and I played Wheel of Fortune on stage,” appearing seemingly unbeatable, Solomon future needs. two traffic warnings, assisted five said Solomon. “If they quote, unquote like then landed on a mystery card that could Solomon now works for WJCL/Fox motorists, assisted an injured person, you, then they’ll ask you back for a second potentially give him an additional $10,000 or 28, which is the ABC and Fox affiliate, in responded to one alarm, and responded audition.” become bankrupt. Savannah where he is the associate producer to a drug complaint at Sanford Hall. Solomon was asked to participate in He decided to test his luck, but it was a of the morning show. s A nylon bag was taken from the RAC. a second auditions that took place at the “bankrupt” card. On his next spin he once Solomon said that since appearing on Westin Resort and Spa in Savannah where again landed on a “bankrupt” card and the show he has gone through a full range of If you witness a crime, visit http:// welcome.georgiasouthern.edu/ the candidates played simulated games of appeared to have lost his momentum. emotions. publicsafety/silentwitness.htm and fill out “Wheel of Fortune” as well as puzzle tests. “It was one of those things that you know He said, “Things have been crazy, exciting, the anonymous Eagle Eye Witness report. About two months after his second at some point you’re going to bankrupt, so stressful and fun.” Tuesday, November 16, 2010 www.gadaily.com NEWS|3

Women’s Health Week focuses STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS The George-Anne is the o cial student the ad. Further, the newspaper is not newspaper of Georgia Southern responsible for any damages caused University, owned and operated by GSU due to an ad’s omission form a particular on female health, orgasms students using facilities provided by the edition and its responsibility solely is to university. The newspaper is the oldest reschedule the ad in the next regular continuously published newspaper edition at the regular advertising rates. Kelleigh CRAM 2040 at 7 p.m. in Bulloch County. The newspaper is a designated public forum for the Georgia STUDENTS BEWARE: The George- guest writer ursday, there will be a Southern community. The newspaper is Anne screens all advertisements prior presentation called “Female published twice weekly, on Tuesdays and to publication. 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Our View dui - dumb under investigation

Drunk driving has become a serious issue for Georgia Southern’s students. The Police Beat is filled week after week with several names of individuals who received a DUI. There have also been wrecks caused by students who were too drunk to drive, then totaled their cars after a night of wrong decisions. What needs to be done about it? Stricter rules must be enforced by the University Police, by campus faculty and staff, and even by the Statesboro Police Department. While drinking and partying is a fun part of the social life at Southern, it does not need to include driving and risking the life of other drivers in the process. If students can’t be responsible enough to hand their keys over to a friend who gave up his night to be

designated driver, then maybe they shouldn’t be driving Photo from http://mctcampus.com/ at all. If students can’t be responsible enough in making ed: Listener finally being heard their own decision regarding whether or not to drink and drive or hand over those keys, then more road Henry Wadsworth Longellow said, to ruin himself. time again that we can be a bit blood blocks should be set up to ensure that students will make “Look not mournfully into the past, it Now, I’m thirsty. those wise decisions. comes not back again. Wisely improve not going to This is not a matter of whether or Students who choose to drink and drive could end up the present, it is thine. Go forth to ruin the plot not polar bars need to start looking in jail, but at least they will grow up in the end. meet the shadowy future without fear for anyone as I for condos; no, this is a matter of and with a manly heart.” highly suggest continuing existence. Students, remember one night of carelessly drinking, Now everyone who reads that first going to see For those of you who are driving and throwing friends out of the vehicle is not quote knows yet another, and better, the show, but wondering, this is not a call to arms. I quote about improving the future. brock Vickers is a as a foreword, am not asking everyone to run off and worth giving up a life. senior theatre and We hear them all the time, but the journalism major think of a join Green Peace. Simply put, this is future is the one thing that we can from Alma, Ga. world where yet another prompt of the dangers our always change — unless of course you Wall-E has way of life represents. the GeorGe-Anne StAff believe in pre-destiny. broken down and Mad Max has Every day we make new advances executive editor Victoria Evans news editor Kelsey Sorrell Part of our generation’s challenge lost his charm. The play itself looks in preserving our environment editor-in-Chief Kelsey Decker Asst. news editor Nikki Wiley is to save us from ourselves. This dangerously into the future based on and we need to simply continue managing editor Quenton Smith Sports editor Natalie Demarko daunting task has been handed down the present. down this path as best we can. It is Asst. Sports editor features editor Mallory McLendon Latrice Williams to us by our predecessors, extrapolated I’m no activist by any means, as I redundant to say that more changes Police beat Sports reporters upon by scientists, exploited by am just as guilty as the next guy for are needed — as we all know — we Patrick Stoker Derrek Asberry, Scott Carpenter, City beat Derek Hardge politicians, and dramatized by writers. littering, however in our times we are all continuously reminded of the Stephen Rhodes Columnists On Wednesday, Nov. 10, “The have found ourselves faced with the problems we create. SGA beat John DiPietro Colleen McNally Charles Feagain Listener,” by Liz Duffy Adams, opens possibility of significantly hurting, not We don’t all have to be tree-hugers, diversity beat Photo editor at the Black Box Theatre. It is a tale only ourselves, but our planet. but we do all have to be mindful of Colleen McNally John Jeziorski Cartoonist Photographers of human folly — or hubris for those If this were a video, then both the future we create for ourselves, Marcus Barkley Noele Crooks, Kelysha McCoy-Denis, versed in Greek terminology — and is Captain Planet would pop up here, and for those yet to come. feature reporter Russell Hamilton, Deborah Inskeep, Smith Holloway Blair Martin, Andrew Partain, Nick Pavlichek set in a time where man has destroyed unfortunately, it’s not. Therefore, what To end this little Hallmark moment the Earth. Of course, the play deals we are left with is the simple choice of of environmental saftey, a quote from Opinions expressed herein are those of the student writers and editors and DO NOT with multiple themes such as class self-preservation. It is the one thing a high school teacher of mine that necessarily reflect those of the faculty, staff or administration of GSU, the Student structure and mythology, but at the that man has succeeded at thus far, applies to every aspect of all our lives, Media Advisory Board or the University System of Georgia. core of this sci-fi is the ability for man although we have proved time and “Life is choices, choose wisely.” Tuesday, November 16, 2010 www.gadaily.com VieWS|5 Next Stop — 1984 I had said has no obligation to hunt it down Happy Chrismhanakwanzakah on Thursday proactively (which is good, because Thanksgiving is a week away. and avarice as considering most associate that I didn’t that would take years, if it could First, every shopping mall will an assault on Christmas with Santa Claus plan to discuss be done at all). But now, even if begin playing Christmas music Christianity. rather than the Jesus. An orgy of politics these they clean up after they’ve been incessantly and second, the The result is consumerism has replaced the last few weeks alerted, they can be shut down in Christmas War is here. the ongoing actual orgy of Saturnalia, seven of class unless the interim. This also could extend The war I am referring to is Christmas days of pagan celebration. the lame-duck to Fair Use of Intellectual property, not over the last parking spaces or War which The true meaning of Christmas Congress did such as viewer-made reviews of the small riot outbreaks between occurs every has been all but forgotten. John DiPietro is something movies and music with sample consumers. This war is a front December for Perhaps more importantly, a senior political Thomas Mcintyre worth talking science major clips interjected, or those videos of in the so-called Culture Wars, or is a senior history the last decade “Happy Holidays” demeans all about. Well, from John’s Creek, soldiers dancing to Lady Gaga (an the ongoing conflicts between a major from or so. traditions attempting to celebrate a Ga. He is a staff Brunswick, Ga. the Senate columnist for The abomination to watch, I grant you, return to the traditional American The universality that does not exist. Jews just took up a George-Anne. but still permitted). some sort of white Anglo-Saxon political did not invent Hanukkah because measure that This doesn’t even get into other Protestantism values and those who correctness has denigrated the time their kids were complaining that is definitely worth talking about; legitimate uses of online clips, would rather forget that “In God of year by renaming anything with the Gentile kids were the only ones and unlike my previous entries, this such as showing them in class as We Trust” is on every United States Christmas to holiday; i.e. holiday that got gifts in December. is a bipartisan measure I’m railing a demonstration of a topic being bank note. season, holiday spirit and even All these festivals are just against (so much for bipartisanship discussed. And that’s a media giant The politically correct crowd holiday tree. interchangeable “holidays” and being good, eh?). The measure I’m backed by Google; what about start- fired the first shots in the Christmas Meanwhile, the religious right does not appreciate the individual. discussing is the Combating Online ups and smaller sites that don’t have War when stores began instructing continues its crusade to “put the To achieve genuine tolerance and Infringement and Counterfeits corporate protections? This doesn’t their employees to wish their Christ back in Christmas” by going understanding is to understand and Act, scheduled for a first vote this even get into parodies, fan art, and customers “Happy Holidays” as far as boycotting stores that say appreciate the differences between Thursday. And frankly, it’s one of other instances of not-for-profit instead of the traditional “Merry “Happy Holidays.” Kwanza, Hanukkah, Christmas, the most dangerous things I’ve seen tribute to works. Even if that isn’t Christmas.” This change was not The funny thing is that most and other comparable holidays. come out of Washington in a long banned under the new law, stifling mere alliteration. Considering not historical and even scriptural So this Christmas, don’t be time, and I was actually up there fan participation in the creative everyone in America is Christian, evidence points to Jesus being born afraid to say “Merry Christmas” when they passed the DISCLOSE process could be the next step. the powers that be made the rather in the spring. Almost everyone to your Christian friends, “Happy Act this summer. It doesn’t help the law, in my illogical conclusion that these agrees that December 25 is a fairly Hanukkah” to your Jewish friends The official deal with the eyes, that the driving forces behind non-Christians did not celebrate arbitrary date which the Vatican or even “Io Saturnalia,” for some bill is that it allows the Justice this legislation are groups, not Christmas and determined picked to give Christian converts real funny looks. Ending the Department to work with the individuals citing that they’ve illogically that they would be a feast to celebrate in place of the Christmas War and appreciating Courts to “blacklist” websites been driven out of the business by offended if wished them Merry birthdays of the pagan gods Sol and this diversity is a very real way that are “dedicated to infringing YouTube videos. Christmas, and if customers are Mithras. to put Christ back in Christmas. activities.” This list would be sent This, of course, after President offended they would stop shopping, This Christmas War is After all, I seem to remember some to internet providers, who would Obama and the Democrats said that meaning less money. ridiculous. Even non-Christians angels mentioning something be “encouraged” to block the sites they’d cut back on lobbyist influence The religious right naturally saw celebrate Christmas. The holiday about “Peace on earth and goodwill in question. Sounds simple enough last election (to be fair to Obama, this combination of faulty logic lost a lot of its religious significance, toward men,” but I could be wrong. right? Well, it is – it’s simply of course, his official stance is still censorship without due process. anti-internet censorship; it’s entirely Now, rather than each company possible he’ll stick to both of those taking each website to court over guns and veto this bill if it does get each specific infraction and possibly passed to him). losing the case, the site just has to Many of these companies cross the line once and the company have already instituted draconian can convince the court and the measures of their own that are Justice Department to have them highly disproportionate to the crime blacklisted. being committed – and it isn’t the Wait, let me check something. artists who are getting all of that Yeah, the American flag is still money. Think the songwriter of flying. For a second I’d thought I’d that illegally downloaded hit gets been sent to North Korea. that $100,000 from the company I don’t care if the goal is to take after they target the downloader in on sites that are doing patently question? illegal activities like allowing one to This bill is bad enough in itself, download movies without paying and if it’s passed the precedents for anything to their distributors. If internet censorship are staggering. this law passes, there is no Youtube. Write up to your Senators and Youtube already has to take down Congressmen, for the sake of all of copyright matter if it’s found, but us, and for sanity. Marcus Barkley/STAFF 6|NEWS The George-Anne Tuesday November 16, 2010 Entertainment for a cause

Jessica Dennis like this in Bulloch County. I hope that it guest writer will create a culture of giving back, not just from an individual stand point, but also from Georgia Southern fraternity, Iota Phi students, Bulloch county residents and the OOUTUT && ABOABOUTUT eta, and e Clubhouse at Hackers are community.” teaming up for the anksgiving season. Iota Phi eta volunteers will be running Nov. 15-18, from 6-10 p.m. at e the I-Shuttle bus all week to o er students ININ THETHE BOROBORO Clubhouse, people will be able to purchase free rides to e Clubhouse from Russell entertainment packages at reduced rates Union. of $20 for an individual ticket and $75 for Iota Phi Beta hopes this project will group rates with a donation of at least two help those who are struggling during the Express Tune & Lube canned goods. anksgiving holiday. e entertainment package includes one “You get the personal bene t of knowing large bucket of range balls, one round of that you helped those that are less fortunate OIL CHANGE SPECIAL miniature golf, three batting cage tokens and in the Holiday season,” Howard said. Tire, Alignment Oil Change Special & Exhaust Center coupons for e Clubhouse. Senior Daina Wierzbinski said, “I think Includes up to Ten percent of all proceeds will be donated it’s a wonderful project. You only have to 612 S. Zetterower Avenue 95 Includes up to 489-4444 5 qts. of Castrol 5 qts of Castrol to Toys for Tots and the canned goods will donate two cans and you get a major deal on 5W20, 5W30, $5W20, 5W30,95 10W30, www.expresstuneandlube.com be donated to America’s Second Harvest of activities at Hackers.” $210W30, or 20W505 or 20W50 Monday – Friday 7:30am – 6:30pm Coastal Georgia. Junior Denziel Wright said, “It’s pretty price appliesPrice applies to most vehicles. Expi to most vehicles. Expiresres 10/31/08 12/31/10 Located a half block north of Wendy’s. 19 Malcolm Howard, Iota Phi eta cool that these two organizations are working www.expresstuneandlube.com president, said, “Hackers is a new and together to give back to the community. Not exciting facility and I was hoping there would only are you getting a great deal at Hackers, be a lot of interest in it from the community but you’re giving back too. at sounds good being that there was no other type of facility to me.”

The Major leagues are finished. Eagle baseball doesn’t start until February. To get your fix, join your classmates and colleagues from the Division of Student Affairs and Enrollment Management as we play

Wednesday, February 26, 2010 at 5:00 PM at the Fair Road softball complex. All proceeds from the event go to the Statesboro Food Bank. Admission is free, and a $5 meal ticket will get you a dinner from one of our participating restaurants at the event! Meal tickets will be sold at the Russell Union Rotunda from 11-1 on Tuesday, December 1 and at the event.

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Sponsored by Heath Services’ O ce of Health Education & Promotion and Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. 8 Nov. 16, 2010 CRI’s Show of STRENGTH Competition CRI hosted its sixth annual Show of Biggest Bench, Biggest Deadli , Best Squat, Strength Competition on Saturday, Nov. 13. Best Bench, Best Deadli and Biggest Over- e competition proved to be tough one, all Li ers and Best Overall Li ers. with competitors li ing some of the largest Awards amounts of weight the competition has seen. Biggest Squat: Ryan Dyson, 530 lbs. e Show of Strength consisted of both Best Squat: Ryan Dyson, 349.058 men’s and woman’s divisions with medals Biggest Bench Press: Hunter Poole, 400 lbs. being awarded for rst, second and third Best Bench Press: Ryan Dyson, 240.389 Biggest Deadlift: Hunter Poole, 600 lbs. place in each weight class. Best Deadlift: Ryan Dyson, 362.2 Awards were also presented to com- Biggest Overall: Hunter Poole, 1475 lbs. petitors in the categories of Biggest Squat, Best Overall: Ryan Dyson, 951.67

Congratulations Intramural Champion Teams

Top row from left: Kappa Delta, The Haymakers, Old School Bena Jones and Greg Reid!!!!!

Bottom row from left: Alpha Tao Omega, Tuff Draw and The Hasbenz

All photos courtesy of CRI 9 Nov. 16, 2010

Intramural Scores FLAG FOOTBALL Catholic Eagles 4, One Shot Away From Scoring 5 Where’s Waldo 2, Booty Bandits 7 Co-Rec A Championship Construction Management 0, Ninja Hawks 0 One Smoove Squad 9, Tuff Draw Co-Rec 19 Karma’s A Beach 0, Fiesty Goats 4 Co-Rec B Championship University Store 7, Big N’ Beefy 0 The Haymakers 39, NSBE 0 DFW 4, Cuff Yo Chick 0 Fraternity Championship Kick Tease 13, T-shirt Time 1 Alpha Tau Omega 34, Kappa Alpha Order 0 I Like My President Like I Like My Coffee 1, Big Cats 9 Men’s A Championship Men’s C Hasbenz 33, The Connect 6 Those Guys 7, Weebles 3 Men’s B Championship Scooop!!! 0, Whispering Eye 3 Old School Bena Jones 25, Bromance 0 CCF Powerful Penguins 1, I Love You Daddy 2 Men’s C Championship Justin’s Raiders 3, Gs Up Hoes Down 4 GREG REID!!!!! 13, Muddogs 12 Caucasian Invasion 7, The Shredsters 4 Sorority Championship Sour Diesel 2, Caucasian Invasion 6 Zeta Tau Alpha 0, Kappa Delta 6 Slow Children at Play 6, Soc On This 5 Women’s AB Championship Caucasian Invasion 7, The Shredsters 2 Project Runway: Resurrected 6, Da Squad 7 Balls Into The Walls 2, Soc On This 5 Women’s C Championship Slow Children at Play 1, Sour Diesel 8 Bhadd Gurlz 6, Pines HER-ikanes 7 Caucasian Invasion 18, Field Gearz 4 Georgia Southern All Campus Championship Opening Round SPORTS TRIVIA Kappa Alpha Order 7, Old School Bena Jones 19 The Connect 0, Bromance 19 Delta Tau Delta 400, Brave Nation 235 Semifinals Team FBGM 325, Brave Nation 250 Hasbenz 26, Old School Bena Jones 20 Too Much Knowledge For College 175, Team FBGM 340 Table Tennis Club Sport Alpha Tau Omega 7, Bromance14 Too Much Knowledge For College 155, Delta Tau Delta 480 Championship Cromartie & Kate Plus 8 190, The Great Bambinos 290 Hasbenz 24, Bromance 0 Those Guys 455, Cromartie & Kate Plus 8 120 If you enjoy playing Table Tennis, CRI has the perfect club sport for you! e Table Ten- Those Guys 400, Jackie Robinson 150 nis Club is fairly new to the club sports world and is looking to expand their membership to INDOOR SOCCER Jackie Robinson 95. The Great Bambinos 560 players of all skill levels. Co-Rec A VOLLEYBALL The Band of Gypsies 2, Lady Bugs 10 ose interested in joining are encouraged to come to one of their practices, pick up a The Haymakers 5, Silly Bands! 11 Co-Rec A paddle, and play a few games to get a feel for both the sport and team dynamic. Grenade Bait 4, Team Me 10 Spartans 0 (0-0), Puke-N-Rally 2 (10-10) Ladies and Gentlemen 0, Parabens 4 The Bob Squad 0 (0-0), Sloppy Sets 2 (10-10) Hermaphrodites 10, Screw You Guys I’m Goin’ Home 3 Ninja Turtles 0 (12-13), Kiss My Ace 2 (25-25) Practices are in the RAC Auxiliary Gym: For more information, please e-mail: Dynamo Athletic 19, Strawberry Cough 0 Co-Rec B • Tuesdays and ursdays, 9-11 p.m. • Zachary Kent, zk00075@georgiasouth- The Rooneys 4, The Grande Johnsons 0 Net Realizable Value 2(10-10), CP Notorious D.I.G 0(0-0) The Street Pickles, The EV BeliEVers Mission Unblockable 2(25-25), CP Sets On The Beach 0(3-13) • Sunday, 2 p.m. ern.edu Co-Rec B Bump It N’ Dump It 2 (10-10), Southern Courtyard 0 (0-0) Southern Adventures 1, Don’t Go Jason Waterfalls 3 Arm and Hammer 0 (20-11), Practice Safe Sets 2 (25-25) • Patrick igpen, pt00335@georgia- Bad News Brews 9, CP Don’t Bring Soccer TVC 2 Southern Smoke 2 (16-25-15), Spiked Punch 1 (25-19-12) southern.edu. Bullet Proof Tigers 4, Chameleons 0 Back That Pass Up 0 (16-12), Wii Control You 2 (25-25) RUFin’ It 0, French Toast Mafia 9 GSATA 1(20-26-11), Dream Team 2(25-24-15) Sacks and Racks 7, Brannen Blitzkrieg 4 BCM Fruit Ninjas 0(4-11), Back That Ace Up 2(25-25) OMG Zombies 4, Caulk Me 0 Team Awesome 1 (16-25-11), Spikers Unlimited 2 (25-21-15) OMG Zombies 13, Caesar Salads 5 Unprotected Sets 1(18-25-14), CCF Mr. Managers 2(25-18-16) Our Kicks Don’t Lie 1, Party At My Place 14 Scared Hitless 0 (9-20), Spike the Ball Focker 2 (25-25) Dongs and Thongs 5, BCM United Meggers 3 Atomic Ice Reinc. 1 (25-14-10), The Outlaws 2(20-25-15) Show of Strength Results Rollie Pollie 6, The Stepfathers 1 OCP 2 (25-25), Roll Tide 0 (16-14) Explosion 7, Sofa King Awesome 0 Over The Net 0 (23-20), Atomic Ice Reincarnated 2 (25-25) Male Division (weight classes) Female Division (weight classes) Team Panic 9, Multiple Scoregasms 4 Symbiosis 2 (25-25), The Outlaws 0 (22-16) Fraternity Scores Fraternity 164-below Total lifted 0-infinity Total lifted Pi Kappa Alpha 2, Delta Sigma Phi 7 Pi Kappa Alpha 2 (10-10), Delta Tau Delta 0 (0-0) 1st Place Jesse Cruz 995 lbs. 1st Place Sarah Fonseca 360 lbs. Alpha Tau Omega 5, Kappa Alpha Psi 1 Delta Sigma Phi 2 (25-25), Sigma Phi Epsilon 0 (0-0) 2nd Place Zane Powell 975 lbs. Sigma Phi Epsilon 4, Delta Chi 0 Sigma Phi Epsilon 0 (0-0), Pi Kappa Alpha 2 (10-10) 3rd Place Jason Allen 955 lbs. Sigma Nu 4, Delta Tau Delta 5 Delta Tau Delta 0 (0-0), Delta Sigma Phi 2 (10-10) Delta Tau Delta, Tau Kappa Epsilon Men’s Men’s A DG4L 0 (14-8), The Great Bambinos 2 (25-25) 165-180.99 Red Stain Revival 3, The Foreigners 8 Delta Force 2.0 2 (16-27-16), Fun Serving Fun 1 (25-25-14) 1st Place Albert Jennings 1015 lbs. Northern Adventures 5, The Didiers 10 RED 0 (14-14), Drinking Is For….2 (25-25) Mike Ann Death Walkers 11, F.C Honduras 5 Captain Planet 0 (23-20), Dig Us!? 2 (25-25) 181-197.99 Strikers FC 14, G-Country Squad 3 Those Guys 2 (15-25-15), The Bearkats 1 (25-14-7) 1st Place Ryan Dyson 1445 lbs. My Couch Pulls Out But I Don’t 3, TREOS 8 CCF 100% NGTFBS 2 (25-17-15), I Wanna Talk TS 1(17-25-7) Men’s B Your Chicks Dig OB 2(25-25), Boom Boom Splat 0(16-21) 2nd Place Nick Coker 1235 lbs. The Team That Is Going To Beat Us 9, Hasbenz 5 Women’s 3rd Place Jason Wolfe 1150 lbs. Balls Deep 8, Scrubs 10 Sets in the city 2 (25-25), The Haymakers 0 (7-7) Would Have Done Co-Rec BSIP 3, I’m Gonna Trip Balls 5 Spike Girls 2 (25-25), Zeta Tau Alpha 0 (17-20) 198-219.99 Fake Madrid 4, Centennial Place Goal Diggers 0 Alpha Delta Pi 3 (10-10-12), Brink 0 (0-0-0) 1st Place Tyler Redd 1105 lbs. John FC 2, Wicked Crickets 3 Sets In The City 2 (25-25), Spike Girls 0 (20-17) Southern FC 0, Red Rockets 4 The Haymakers 0 (0-0), Alpha Delta Pi 2 (10-10) The Furry Wall 3, Green Street Elite 6 S*M*A*S*H 2 (25-25), Alpha Omicron Pi 0 (15-18) 260 + P.P Vag 5, I.C.E 6 Alpha Omicron Pi 1 (25-21-9), Blaze 2 (21-25-25) 1st Place Hunter Poole 1475 lbs. Kappa Kappa Gamma 0 (10-11), S*M*A*S*H 2 (25-25) Thanksgiving Break Hours This Week at CRI Saturday, Nov. 20-Sunday, Nov. 21 Thursday, Nov. RAC CLOSED 25-Saturday, Nov. Wednesday, Nov. 17 Friday, Nov. 19 Monday, Nov. 22-Tuesday, Nov. 23 27 • Adventure Movie Series, Georgia Collegiate Flag RAC OPEN 6 a.m.–7 p.m. RAC CLOSED 8 p.m. at the Southern Football Championships *No Group Fitness Classes Sunday, Nov. 28 Adventures Center Begin Wednesday, Nov. 24 Fall Hours Resume • Inner Tube Water Polo Free RAC OPEN 6 a.m.–2 p.m. *Group Fitness *No Group Fitness Classes Classes Resume Play, 7:30 -10 p.m. 10 Nov 16 2010 Make Facebook an advantage

Written by Amy Dietrich e Facebook groups that you sional networks, etc. PR Intern, O ce of Career Services have joined will also give signs to Facebook is not the only site what you really care about. that can bene t you during the job Students have all heard about how Join groups relevant to what you searching. ere are other websites they should clean up their Facebook want to do and what you care about like LinkedIn and Twitter. Yet, since pages if they are searching for a most. Do not have groups that are Facebook is the most commonly job. With pictures from late nights, solely created to promote drinking, searched pro le by employers, start statuses regarding inside jokes and partying, being lazy or anything with that one. ‘About Me’ sections stating that you similar. Join groups created for activ- Take away the bad stu and then love to party, a Facebook page can ism, student organizations, profes- make it great. ruin your chances of getting that dream job you always wanted. Yet, have you ever thought about trans- forming your Facebook into a pro le that will actually increase your chances of getting the position? Start by getting rid of all the bad pictures and text. If you have to think about it, just get rid of it. en you need to start thinking about what employers would like in an ideal candidate. Put up pictures from any involvement in student organizations or volunteering in the community. Also, pictures of what you value can be a booster for your pro le. ese can include photos of your family, work, friends, or signi cant other. If you love to travel, put up pictures of recent vacations. A er using pictures to your advantage, also use the ‘About Me’ section to display your skills. Insert recent work experience, your school information and an email so that an employer can contact you. In your ‘Bio’ section, insert things that you would tell an employer if you met them at a career fair. e information does not have to be all relevant to your job search. Employers are searching for well- rounded individuals. 11 Nov 16 2010 Graduate school fair Written by Amy Dietrich PR Intern, O ce of Career Services More than 390 students attended the Graduate School Fair on Wednesday, Nov. 10. With over 55 universities, students had a chance to talk with representatives from reputable institutions. ere were many different programs including public health, law, medicine, and psychology. Jadarelle Stanford, Biology Senior, said “I have been looking into jobs, but lately I have been leaning more towards graduate school.” Stanford feels that there are not many jobs out there; therefore graduate school is her major option. While Stanford is considering graduate school, Sandra Hendrix, Political Science/ Pre-Law Junior has made the nal decision to get her graduate degree. As a junior, she saw the fair in passing and decided that she should go inside because she wanted to get ahead and starting looking at her options. International Studies Senior, Nicholas Lomas, was searching for schools with Pub- lic Policy and/or International Studies programs. He was most attracted to Kennesaw State University. “Kennesaw was nice [and] engaging. ey had lots to say,” said Lomas. Most students are deciding to go to graduate school because of the lack of jobs. Yet, many of those students said that they would prefer a job and graduate school was primar- ily a back-up. Lomas and Wilkes, along with other students, said that the Graduate School Fair was good and they have enjoyed it. “ ere should be more students at this fair. Many students want to go to graduate school,” said Stanford. He knows many students that are turning to graduate school and believes more of them should attend fairs like this in order to explore their options. Freshmen and sophomores should also attend fairs like these. Not only will they begin their search early, but they can nd out what steps to take to guarantee themselves into graduate school. If you are interested in nding out more about graduate school and the application process, stop by the O ce of Career Services on the rst oor of the Williams Center or visit www.georgiasouthern.edu/career. Features Editor ExclusivE contEnt on gadaily.com 12 mallory mclendon take a look at gadaily.com for information on Nov. 16, (912) gsu-5246 - upcoming events 2010 Features [email protected] - movie reviews Not your mother’s lecture hall The Buzz List News from outside the Boro Sarah FONSECA s ‘Skyline’ busts at 13% on guest writer questions. Not only on hand to show off their by summer 2011.” newest gadgetry, they also demonstrated how a With finals on the horizon, 2011 could not rottentomatoes.com, as to be Even if the wounds are still painfully fresh, little bit of extra technology can go a long way seem further away. Fortunately, an innovative expected. Really, it was ‘quite I want you to envision the most challenging in the classroom. note taking alternative was also unveiled at captivating.’ But not in a good university course you’ve ever taken. The one Echo’s Adam Franzen offered a classroom Eagle Techxpo — one that just might get you way. Cool graphics, but as for it’s where you had the misfortune of a professor scenario similar to the aforementioned one. through fall semester unscathed. outlandish plot and ridiculous who loathed repeating things; the one where “This is Echo 360,” Franzen said, introducing The Samsung Galaxy Tab is a tablet currently you missed a single day of class and spent the a small aluminum box smaller than most marketed through Verizon Wireless. But before conclusions, it’s just... Just no. rest of the week playing catch-up. textbooks. “It’s a lecture capture solution. In being dismissed as an ‘iPad wannabe’, the s Michael Jackson is still Now, imagine that course taking place the classroom, everything that goes on will device is worth a second look. With multi- in a classroom setting where the emphasis be recorded and automatically uploaded to tasking (since the iPad doesn’t include this releasing new hits from the grave. was on the course’s subject itself, and not on GeorgiaView. The students would be able to feature) and a smaller, more hand-friendly size ‘Hold My Hand,’ his duet with transcribing every line of your professor’s click on their course materials and review them than most tablets and netbooks, the Galaxy is Akon, hit the web last Monday illegible whiteboard scribbles. at their leisure.” an ideal educational tool. and will be included into his new Instead, the lecture — along with its The tech also offers perks for professors. “It’s ready to rock and roll right out of the album, ‘Breaking News.’ interactive whiteboard slide shows and “Instructors generally like it, too. Students box. Unlike many other mobile devices, it drawings — would be instantly uploaded to are more able to interact and ask questions. It offers full flash player support. It also utilizes s Fox is apparently getting a little GeorgiaView after class. makes class more of a collaborative experience. this really cool thing called Swype Technology,” You could spend this additional class time Also, the instructors really don’t have to do said Verizon Wireless’ Ryan Quick. prudish about cartoon obscenity. sleeping. Or, free from the constraints of taking anything. It’s pre-scheduled. All professors Swype allows the user to drag a finger across After 23 seasons, ‘The Simpsons’ notes, you might actually learn something. have to do is request their class to be scheduled the displayed QWERTY keyboard to connect are no longer allowed to show Would you have made a better grade? Felt for upload,” said Franzen characters instead of pressing each individual off any posteriors on the channel. less like yanking your hair out by midterms? Echo 360 will become available for Georgia key. This allows the user to type quicker — and Yes, that’s right. Homer’s butt has Thrown lecture viewing parties from the Southern students beginning spring semester. with only one hand. comfort of your own apartment? “The plan is for January,” said Franzen. As for the free hand? Well, you can use it been banned forever. When GSU’s third Annual Eagle Techxpo “We’re starting out in eight rooms.” to throw out your old school Trapper Keeper. Information compiled from was held Nov. 12, vendors from Lenovo, Brian Montini of Crestron Electronics has While downloadable lectures might be a thing TheHollywoodReporter.com, Variety.com and Billboard.com GovConnection, Crestron and other leaders similar plans. “We’re looking to have classroom of the very near future, paperless note taking is in electronics were asking those exact same capture available to Georgia Southern students already here to stay. Commentary provided by Mallory McLendon Art of the stomp: stepping in unison

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Philip Clements • Reflector Editor-in-Chief atlanta rapper Ludacris took the stage in front of hundreds of cold fans at J.I. Clements Stadium just after 9 p.m. last Friday night for a concert sponsored by Eagle Entertainment. While the stadium wasn’t packed, you couldn’t tell from the crowd, which was shoulder to shoulder and took up most of the infield. There were also a great number of fans that bypassed paying for a ticket and set up outside the venue in various nooks and crannies on campus, bundled in blankets and enjoying the tunes. During the 15 minutes that press was allowed to stay in (without purchasing a ticket), Ludacris gave us as much as he could. Despite a less-than-packed stadium, Ludacris still brought his A-game and had the crowd chanting his name in no time. sports Editor ExclusivE contEnt on gadaily.com 16 natalie demarko Blogs - thoughts and opinions on sport related news, games and issues (912) gsu-5246 game tracker - see play by play accounts of games via twitter @gsusports Nov. 16, 2010 SPORTS [email protected] game story - Breaking interviews with players and coaches after the game Quick Hits Eagles defeat Cougars, 91-83 s Men’s basketball traveled to South Derek HARDGE Bend Indiana to take on the Irish staff writer of Notre Dame this past Friday. The Eagles took a loss to the Big East Monday night the Georgia Southern Eagles annual power, 61-98. faced Carver Bible College for the men’s basketball first home game. After losing 98- s 61 to Notre Dame, the Eagles came ready to Volleyball closed out the regular dominate with much force. season with a 3-1 victory on the road GSU ran the floor early in the half and at the Samford Bulldogs. The Eagles continued with momentum. were able to garner a 14-2 record It would be freshman Jelani Hewitt and in Southern Conference action junior Ben Drayton, who helped push the with the win. The team got the Eagles through. Both running the guard spots, fourth-highest single-season mark and willingly passing the ball, it would be Drayton who threw an alley-hoop to senior, in program history with the 24-win Eric Ferguson. overall record finish. Also, middle Making 50 percent of their shots and hitting hitter Moriah Bellissimo was named 20- 25 free throws, the Eagles kept the lead the Second Team ESPN Academic All- entire game. Carver College managed to hit American for District III. The team 5-11 three-pointers, only 14-23 free throws and waits to hear about seedings and had a total of 22 turnovers. The GSU Eagles face Reinhardt this pairings for the 2010 Southern La’shad Cohen/STAFF Eric Ferguson, no. 3, goes for the slam dunk against the Carver Bible College Cougars. Thursday at Hanner Field House in Statesboro Conference Tournament in Boone, for their second home game at 7 p.m. N.C. later this week. s Defensive tackle, sophomore Brent Russell was voted the Georgia Eagles contend for playoffs 811 Lineman of the Week for the sixth time this season. He also Scott CARPENTER possession the patience of junior quarter- Brent Russell, Derek Heyden and garnered the Defensive Player of the guest writer back, Jaybo Shaw, on pitch plays marched Michael Butler all had seven tackles, and Week title for the SoCon. Freshman the offense down the field. J.J. Wilcox, a Josh Rowe topped them with eight. Russell running back, Robert Brown, was Georgia Southern improved its record sophomore slotback, would power through garnered a new career best of three and a selected as the Freshman of the to 6-4 (4-3 in Southern Conference) after Western Carolina’s defensive line on a two half tackles for loss within his seven for the Week for the second straight week. defeating the Catamounts for the 16th time yard run for the Eagle’s first touchdown. game. in a row last Saturday at E.J. Whitmire Sta- Shaw would rush for the Eagles’ second On Western Carolina’s third possession, s Women’s basketball battled dium. This has given the Eagles much more touchdown after throwing two impres- the Catamounts were in position to score, credence in the FCS Coaches Poll, only four sive back-to-back passes. The first pass but junior defensive tackle, Roderick Tins- No. 19 Georgia in Athens this votes away from making it in the top 25. was a 22-yard reception to Tyler Sumner, a ley, knocked the ball loose resulting in a loss past Sunday. The Eagles fell to the Western Carolina’s offense took the field sophomore tight end, and the second was a of seventeen yards before finally rolling out Bulldogs, 43-58. The team plays host to start the game. The Eagle defense was booming 46-yard pass to Wilcox. of bounds. to Mercer for their season home lacking the first play, and allowed a 45-yard Late in the third quarter freshmen Laron Scott intercepted Catamount quar- opener tonight at 7 p.m. run by sophomore tailback, Michael John- fullback, Robert Brown, ran for an 80-yard terback Zac Brindise twice, one of which son, when they ran a fake reverse. However, touchdown, helping to bring his rushing in was in the end zone. Derek Heyden, a junior s GSU Club Swim will travel to the Eagles’ defense quickly stepped up and the game to a career high of 148 yards. safety, would catch the third interception of stumped the rest of the drive, forcing the Shaw would go on to another to score the the day. the University Miami of Ohio this Catamounts’, Blake Bostic, to kick a 36-yard Eagles’ fourth and final touchdown to put The Eagles will play the old rival of Fur- weekend for Club Swimming field goal. Bostic would kick another field the game away. man in Greenville, South Carolina to close Championships. They will be taking goal that was good from 38 yards out, and The Eagles’ defense stepped up once out the regular season. With a win against 20 swimmers and competing for the that would be the last three points put on again and held the Catamounts scoreless for Furman, Georgia Southern will have a shot title. the board by Western Carolina. three quarters, just like they had against Ap- at being voted into the playoffs, pending the Offensively, Georgia Southern worked in palachian State the week prior. The defense results of other SoCon matchups. Kickoff at true triple option style. On Southern’s first only allowed two field goals by Bostic. Paladin Stadium is 2 p.m.