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ille State University Jacksonville gets as nasty as they wanna be when The 2 Live Crew comes to town October 19, 2000 www.jsu.edu/chanticleer volume 49, issue 7 I .- - . I. SG A passes resolution aiainst University Police

By Gracie Catchings By Steohanie Pendergrass U.S. officials said Tuesday that News Editor I I President Clinton has been able to Staff Writer broker a cease-fire agreement The SGA recently passed Student between Israel and the Palestinians Resolution 01 against University Money talks, especially in poli- to end 20 days of violence. Israeli Police to prevent further alleged tics, and now Jacksonville State Prime Minister Ehud Barak and accounts of "less than professional" University is getting involved. The Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat tact used by officers when address- Student Government Association is sponsoring a voter registration pro- have agreed to make public state- ing students. "We believe the University Police ject to benefit student organizations ment condemning the violence and and the community as a whole. take concrete measures to restore Department does an excellentjob in the way of protection and in staffing The student organization that reg- calm. events," First SGA Vice President isters the most voters for the The U.N. nuclear agency said Brandon Lewis said. "What the res- upcoming elections will receive Monday it could resume work in olution talks about and what the sen- $300. A local anonymous candi- Iraq at "short notice" if Baghdad timent of the Senate is that they date has put the prize money forth allows inspectors back in the coun- (UPD) don't treat students in a pro- for the winning student organiza- try, echoing an assessment by the fessional manner. tion. Brandon Lewis, First Vice chief U.N. weapons inspector for "They're unbelievably quick to be President of the SGA, is excited Iraq six weeks ago. condescending. It doesn't cost an about the project underway. Missouri governor and U.S. extra cent to be nice to people." "We could turn out and decide the Senate candidate Me1 Carnahan, his The UPD has two functions, Lewis elections in Calhoun County if stu- son and a top adviser were killed said. Those functions are to protect dents made a combined effort," and serve. The Senate acknowl- Lewis said. "If you don't vote, Monday night in the fiery crash of a edged the outstanding protection private, plane about 30 miles south politicians don't listen to you UPD provides, but "...time and time because they don't have to. of St. Louis. again," Lewis said, "we have com- AIDS activists from around the JSU students are familiar with the Police Department seal that adorns JSUPD cars. "We would love to turn out about plaints about service." However, some feel that they are not being served and protected with courtesy as stated 2,000 votes. If we turned out 2,000 globe called on rich nations "It's so very seldom that students in a new SGA resolution. votes it would completely revolu- Monday to cancel the debt of poor will take the time to come to a Coleman, was passed before UPD SGA would come out with some- tionize and change the way Senate meeting and express con- countries ravaged by AIDS and knew of any instances to warrant thing like (the resolution) that's Calhoun County politics are cern," Lewis said, "and when they substantially increase aid directed such action. totally different from our experi- approached." at fighting the virus and improving do, it needs to be addressed." "We've been doing a lot of good ences this year." The resolution, according to Anyone interested in registering health care. things this year," Coleman said. should see one of the many student University Police Chief Nelson Continued on page 3, SGA resolution A state grand jury on Monday for- "It's kind of disappointing that the organizations around campus and mally indicted the widow of NFL all forms for registering voters running back Fred Lane for his must be turned in at the Student murder. Deidre Lane's case went Activities Office by Oct. 27. before grand jurors almost two JSU ready for completion of the Ladiga Trail In related news, the presidential months after she was charged with election is coming up next month. added, and will connect to the shooting her husband to death By Gracie Catchings the city of Jacksonville were issued With A1 Gore and George W. Bush inside their Charlotte home. News Editor the same grant money, and the southern end of the existing trail. in a close race for president, there In an effort to contain the spread University delayed its construction Jacksonville City Parks and is no telling which way the vote of the deadly Ebola virus, health Outdoor enthusiasts will have a of the trail to avoid competing with Recreation Director Bo Batey said could swing. The campaigns of officials in Uganda have quaran- smooth path to follow when the city for allocations of federal the city's northern and southern both of these candidates have gone back in forth making this one of the tined three neighborhoods on the Jacksonville State University com- and state funds. sections of the trail were completed closest presidential elections in outskirts of the small farming town in the fall of 1999. Once JSU's pletes its 1,500-foot section of the The architectural firm Jenkins, some time. In a recent poll con- of Gulu, and are making efforts to Chief Ladiga Trail. Monroe and Jenkins recently com- portion is finished, the Ladiga Trail ducted by USA Today, Bush had 48 educate the public about the dis- JSU's Vice President of pleted the design plans for the trail. will be the only trail in the percent of the votes with Gore ease. Administrative and Business Once the plans are approved by the Southeast that runs through a col- close behind at 43 percent. Affairs Don Thacker said construc- state, they will be up for bid by lege campus. The acquisition of According to USA Today, George tion will begin next spring. The contractors. the trail property from Norfolk W. Bush is getting help in the final INSIDE weeks of the election from his trail is scheduled to be ready for "Most of the excavation will be Southern railroad was a long and *NEWS* mother, Barbara Bush, Senator complicated process Batey said. Ladiga trail gets a running start from JSU students to enjoy in the fall of on the north side by the K. L. John McCain, and many GOP gov- *RED HERRING* 2001. Brown Funeral Home," Thacker The actual purchase took two years ernors in a high profile campaign Two local favorites coming back to "We're waiting and looking for- said. "The road will actually be to finalize because federal funding strategy. Gore, on the other hand, Brothers ward to (the trail's completion)," moved about five feet, and the trail was limited to grants of $250,000. has reportedly spent less money on *EDITORIAL* Thacker said. "It's really going to will be on the west side." There were four different grants for his campaign and has had help The legality and morality of Napster eight-mile phases. from special interest groups who *WEEK IN SPORTS* enhance the trail tremendously. The pathway will continue The Ladiga Trail will stretch 33 are airing commercials in his favor. JSU suffers another heartbreaker to We've waited a long time." behind the Kappa Sigma house in Thacker said the University and Paul Carpenter Village, Thacker Continued on page 3, Ladiga Trail Continued on page 3, Voter drive * Page 2 r Uct6ber 19; 2600 THECHmCLEER*. Clubs And Organizations Zeta Tau Al~ha Zeta would like to wish all women participating in the Homecoming Pageant good luck tonight. Good luck to never, and will never be, edited unless an incident the Zeta football team. We had fun at the DZ turtle tug yesterday! Awards this week go to PC- Jennifer Cumbie, Irmd I~~IIIII11 #Itifi#~n report involves a minor. Social Bunny- Debra Moody, Strawbeny- Amy Ginn, Cuddle Bunny- Amanda Beck, Sisterhood- Jamie Rotters, By Jamie M. Eubanks Items in the Campus Crime Leigha Cauthen, Melissa Powell and Elena Prucha. Happy Birthday to Ashley Jones and Missy Almaroad! Zeta's JSU News Bureau Docket are obtained from inci- do not forget your composite picture on Sunday. Just a reminder that this is Breast Cancer Awareness month. dent and arrest reports at the Al~haXi Delta Students from all over the world JSU Police Department. and Jacksonville State University JSU students have the right to Good Luck to Miranda, Tiffany, Heather and to everyone else participating in the Homecoming Pageant. Sigma faculty will host the annual United view these public records. Phi Epsilon we are looking forward to Homecoming. It's getting closer!!!!! We are proud of our Alpha Xi Football Nations Day Celebration Sunday, If any information is incorrect, Players and all of their hard work. We had a blast at the Pumpkin Carving Mixer with Sigma Nu. We are looking Oct. 29 from 1:OO-4:00 p.m. at the please contact us at 782-5701 International House on the campus forward to the Halloween Mixer with KA. Congratulations to Sister of the Week- Celinda Gardner, New Member or call the JSU Police of JSU. Students, faculty and the Department at 782-5050. of the Week- Jennifer Freeman, Study Bear- Amy Johnson. Everyone have a great week and study hard!!! public are invited to attend this Student Government Association entertaining and educational cele- The Senate met on the third floor of the TMB on October 9th. Larry Sims was the speaker. The Director of bration. About 20 international students Publicity asked for help publicizing Homecoming. The 2nd VP announced there would be no concert this-semes- populate the International House. ter, but to look for one in the spring. 1st VP announced that the voters drive dates will be during Homecoming on At 2 p.m. these students will pre- November 18th and 19th. The organization that gets the most people to sign up to vote will win $300. The Chief sent a program consisting of songs Justice announced that on October 23 the Judicial and Code of Laws committee would be reorganizing the Code in their native language and a group dance. Some of the students of Law. A bill passed to appoint Barron Jones, Cicely Hayes, Emily Doty, Heather Harper, and Earnest Fletcher will be dressed in their native cos- to the Elections committee. Matt Wiram discussed the "Value Meals" at Chick-Fil-A, and a student activities fee tumes. One student from Korea was discussed. Team applications for Up Til Dawn Event, and Allocation applications are now available in the SGA will play the piano, and a office. Hungarian student and an Phi Mu American student have teamed up to sing a duet. Phi Mu would like to thank everyone who supported our "Children's Candlelight Ceremony" on Monday. We This celebration is also held to had an awesome time with KA during our "Safari Mixer" last Thursday (thanks Craig!), and a great time at the DZ make the public aware of what the Turtle Tug! Good luck to Phi Mu's intramural bowling and footballs teams next week! Congrats to the recipients International House and International Programs and of the Phi Mu Ada Henry Scholarship Award: Ashley Gwin, Brooke Smith, Laura Hawkins, and Kimberly Mack. Services at Jacksonville State We love our new Phi Mu sisters-Congrats! Happy late B-day to Melinda Clark and Marianna Adams. Good luck University are all about. Many in the pageant tonight to all of the Phi Mu Homecoming nominees. Good Luck to Jax State's football, tennis, rugby think the International House hous- and golf teams! Go Cocks! es only foreign students. This is not the case. American students share a Announcements room with international students. By sharing the same living quar- Free confidential HIV testing is available at the Nursing Center Clinic, at Lurleen B. Wallace College of Nursing ters, these students learn about the and Health Sciences. Please call 782-5432 to schedule an appointment. Office hours are from Monday - Friday from cultures of other countries. 8 a.m. to 12p.m. and from 1 p.m to4p.m. International Programs also has a A health fair sponsored by the MSN students of the College of Nursing and Health Sciences will be held on Oct. new director. Dr. James Ketterer is 26,2000 from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the auditorium of the TMB. now leading JSU in its endeavors to further international appeal. Dr. The CBASE test will be given on Thursday, Oct. 26 from 2:30 p.m. to 6 p.m. in Room 20, Ayers Hall. Seniors Ketterer most recently served JSU may obtain registration forms in the Office of Assessment, Room 144 Ayers Hall. as assistant professor of education- The African American Association will have a meeting on Thursday, October 26, 2000 at 4pm on the 4th floor al resources. of the TMB in the Multicultural Services Office. For more information email [email protected] Refreshments will be served The JSU Math Club will host a showing of "The Proof," a 50-minute movie produced by NOVA about the recent throughout the celebration, and the proof of Fermat's Last Theorem. The movie gives an excellent, nontechnical account of the history of the problem public will be able to meet and talk with the students who reside in the and of the spirit of research which led Andrew Wiles to its proof. Meeting will be on Monday, Oct. 23 at 4:30 in International House. . Bibb Graves Room 321. Refreshments will be served. For more information, contact the International House at 782-5303. Editor's note: We apologize for the deleted calendar in last week's edition of The Chanticleel: Due to print- inn problems, the calendar was left empty unintentionally. We apologize for any inconvenience.The Editorial staff

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The Photo Essays of Ken Elkins at Hammond Hall Art Gallery from 8:3o a.m. to 4 The Holy Grail of co II eqe joupna Iism r gpIE~CISANTICLEER-Octoberr &9;~20QQT Page 3 BE IT RESOLVED, that the University Police Department take actions as to rectify the current behavior in the area of student rela- tions. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that copies of this resolution be sent to WLJS 92J, th'e Chanticleer, JSU President Dr. Bill Meehan, Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs Dr. David Watts, Vice President of Business Affairs Mr. Don Thacker, Associate Vice President of Academic and Student Affairs Dr. Alice Cusimano, Director of Institutional Analysis Mr. Joe Whitmore, Director of Student Activities Mr. Terry Casey, Police Chief Nelson Coleman. SR 01

- - Conbnued from page 1, SGA resomion We're nationally accredited and do things on a higher level than most Continued from page 1, Voter Drive Coleman encourages students to places. When something like this A lone walker on the LadigaTrail on a recent crisp fall day directly file complaints when an comes along and ruins your reputa- law, such ads cannot directly incident occurs. Continued from page 1, Ladiga Trail Information Center and member of tion, you can't even defend yourself ask viewers to vote for the candi- "If You have a complaint, tell me because you don't how what the the Chief Ladiga Rails-to-Trails date, but they G~~~.~posi- what it is so I can do something complaint is." miles, according to the state of Public Parks and Recreation Board, tion and criticize Bush." about it. Tell me who was involved. "The University Police Department Alabama's web site, from the Dr. Rick Davis of the Political has been with the devel- "Everybody else knows what to recognizes that meeting the stu- Georgia state line to JSU, terminat- Opment of the trail for more than do. If they have a complaint, they dent's needs is top priority;3 accord- Science Department feels that the ing at Woodland Park in Anniston. 10 years. Conroy views JSU's trail come and complain. We have a ing to JSU's web site. They realize media has focused On the polls dur- In addition, approximately 20 more as not only a good way for students good track record on that." that responsibility, duty and ing this election and less on the issues. He the media "has miles of rail lines are being consid- There are several ways to file a policy must be geared to meet the to exercise and get to class, but also not had a major impact, except on ered for conversion. complaint with UPD, Coleman said. needs and ensure the safety of the as a means of connecting some of Contact cards, anonymous and for- students." the negatives," in the presidential The Calhoun Area Transportation Jacksonville's older citizens with ma1 complaints and an anonymous The SGA resolution reads as fol- race. The media has scrutinized Study, developed by the East the campus community. telephone line are all ways to con- lows: both candidates throughout the Alabama Regional Planning and "It's not just about exercise and tact WD about grievances against WHEREAS, Jacksonville State election: Bush for his mistakes in Development Committee, counts recreation, These rail-trail projects the department or certain officers. University prides itself as being the vocabulary and Gore for his alleged the Ladiga Trail among its long- connect people," Conroy said. Coleman also stressed that he has an friendliest campus in the South, and exaggerations. open-door policy and is available for WHEREAS, the elected representa- range plans for bicycle and pedes- Davis also stated the influence of "The 'lder people of anyone who needs to talk with him. tion of the student body do not the presidential debates on the elec- trian routes across Calhoun can get out and connect with the In a letter addressed to the SGA believe that several officers of the tion has been "more than usual," County. younger people from all different Senate from Chief Coleman, it was University Police Department are in but minor overall. He believes the The Chief Ladiga Trail is part of states all around JSU." clearly stated that UPD's records compliance with obtaining that deciding factor in the presidential Alabama's first extended Rails-to- c~~~~~~~news web site cannot support the allegations objective, and election is voter turnout. "High Trails (RTC) project. RTC is the promotes the Chief Ladiga Trail as Implied in the resolution. WHEREAS, the tact of the officers turnout will favor Gore, low Furthermore, WD did not appreci- when addressing students is less nation's largest trails organization, tumout-~ush;~and ~iddl~E~~~ a family oriented pathway that is ate having their reputation ruined by than professional, especially in light with 100,000 members and donors, conflicts could swing the vote safe for travel, exercise and relax- rumors or innuendos. of their status as servants through either way. according to the RTC web site. ation. Future plans being dis- "We like to keep our department a employment, and "Rail-trails are multi-purpose cussed by the Parks and Recreation top-notch department," Coleman FUTHERMORE, that courtesy and sad, paths created from former railroad Board include more benches, "We have great people and cordiality can be obtained through have good policies and procedures. no additional cost. corridors," according to the RTC kiosks and rest areas along the trail site. "Rail-trails are built after all route. Plans are also being devel- possibilities for continued rail ser- oped to convert Jacksonville's his- vice have been exhausted." toric train depot into a welcome Pete Conroy, JSU's Director of center and museum of the city. Environmental Policy and

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0119100 Memory Dean--Brothers 0/19/00 2 Live Crew--Jack's Alley 0120100 Dread Wood .Ted--Brothers 0121100 Bloodkin--Brothers 0125100 Hannaward Pass--Brothers Two local favorites coming back to tear up J'ville 0126100 Patnck Smith Band-- Plates," is a near-perfect set of songs By Adam Smith 0/19/00 Tab Benoit--Zydeco Editor and serves as an appropriate repre- sentation of their live show. 0121100 Joe Cocker & Tina Turner-- Lately have you found yourself The Bloodkin guys are also not saying "I'd love to see a live show afraid to kick out the jams in college 1/00 Wayne & Better than Ezra-- in Jacksonville?" towns all over the United States. Points Music Hall If so, you'll have your chance "College towns are great," said 1100 Dirty Dozen Brdss Band-- this Saturday, Oct. 21 and Hutchens in an interview with The Wednesday, Oct. 25 when two local Chanticleer last March. "You tend favorites roll back into town. to gravitate toward them. They're Bloodkin, from Athens, Ga., is one usually some of the best places to 00 Ian Moore--The Nick of the few true rock bands around play." and their uncompromising roots- Known to mix in great forgotten 10119100 Mike Watt and the Par of rock sound serves as a death knell songs like their take on the Dylan's ;Pliers--EchoLounge "You Ain't Going Nowhere," and a for the pop rock front of today. a 10119100 Eddie Money--Riviera Club A healthy dose of driving guitar rollicking cover of the Rolling ' 10121100 Alice Cooner--Chastain Pad and smart lyrics, on behalf of singer Stones' "Happy," the band is up Athens-based band Bloodkin will perform at Brothers Saturday night iAmpitheatre Daniel Hutchens provides a stable front about their roots. They have missed by anyone who still believes Jacksonville several times since 10121100 Elliott Smith--Tabernacle sound and allows everyone to also penned a few songs that have in the spirit of true rock and roll. their first appearance earlier this 10123100 Guster & Barenaked Ladies- remember how rock and roll should been covered by Widespread Panic The Mississippi-based Hannaward year. Their influences are wide -Philips Arena be phyed. Looking and sounding ("Makes Sense to Me:' "Can't Get Pass is no stranger to the Brothers ranged, and someone could very 10124100 Emmylou Harris--Variety not unlike the Stones in their prime, High"). stage. The band has played Playhouse they're last release, "Out of State Their appearance is not to be Continued on page 9, Brothers bands Will 2 Liv e be 2 rau nchy for local club? By Christopher Lauer Chanticleer, 2 Live Crew 'member Managing Editor Fresh Kid Ice (a.k.a. The Chinaman) stated that the band recently had "no Tonight, club-goers will be getting problems." "We work with the club. "as nasty as they wanna be" when . . we work with the police. . . we get CD Releases Johnny Cash-American III: Solit* The 2 Live Crew takes the stage at the do's and don'ts before we take Man the stage." Jack's Alley. Everlast-Eat at Whitey's Thanks to weeks of hard work by New said that he didn't expect any Squirrel Nut Zippers-Bedlam Jack's Alley owner Craig New, The problems and nothing like last Ballroom 2 Live Crew is shaping up to be the year's Impotent Sea Snakes perfor- Mark Olson & The Original biggest concert Jacksonville State mance at Brothers. He said that he Superdrag-In the Valley of Dying University students will see this will have 15 bouncers on hand and Stars semester. will also have a few on call, and may October 24 The famous rap group, of "Me So even have a few police officers Christina Aguilera-My Kind of Horny" and "Banned in the U.S.A." working the club tonight. "We run a Christmas fame, has one multi-platinum very strict show here." New went on P.J. Harvey-Stories from the City, album, two platinum albums and to say that a band can be ejected Stories from the Sea Hootie & the Blowfish-Scattered, two gold albums under their belt and from the building just like a patron Smothered and Covered can. received national attention in 1990 sound will be performing many of ning to attend needs to buy their Shawn Mullins-Beneath the Velvet when a Broward County, Fla. judge Fresh Kid Ice said that the show their past hits along with songs fea- ticket and get to the club as early as Sun ruled that the lyrics featured on the would be "hype, exciting, full of tured on their new album, "The Real possible. "Once the doors are The Kinks-Come Dancing 1977- group's third album, "As Nasty as energy" and told Jacksonville State One," and also songs on Fresh Kid closed, the doors are closed. I'll 1986 They Wanna Be," were legally students to "come on out and be Ice's latest, "Still Nasty." have to turn everyone else away." Megadeth-Capitol Punishment: Th obscene. ready to party." Tickets are $20 dollars and limit- , Megadeth Years In an interview with The The pioneers of the Miami Bass ed. New stressed that anyone plan- Editorial Here's why. A compact disc costs $3 into the Louvre and taking the Mona MAST Lisa off the wall and saying, "Hey Is downloading music wrong? Sounds like or less to manufacture. I'm not cer- -Adam Smith, Editor tain on this, but blank discs cost next I'm going to take this off your hands Christopher Lauer, Managing Editor to nothing. Costs on top of that for a little while." I just want to hear Gracie Catchings, News Editor a job for Lars Ulrich: Man of Intense Greed would include the cost of printing, Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash singing Christina Morrison, Features Editor the jewel cases and art work. Which "You Are My Sunshine." Is that so Anthony Hill, Sports Editor if you take all of those things into wrong? If I didn't download it for Shawn Griffin, Advertising Director By Adam Smith I'm sure he didn't know at the time consideration, cost about $3 or less. free, I would have to pay $20 for a Callie Williams, Assistant to the Advertising Editor what kind of stench he would create. Now, add a few bucks for the record bootleg version sold out of the trunk Here's a typical college student who Director company or distributor's profit, and of a car in a dark alley. Mike Stedham, Advisor Heard any good music lately? If loves music, but doesn't have the 50 cents or more going to the actual I have to be honest; I've down- so, did you pay for it? money to go out and blow $15 a artist, depending on royalties and loaded a lot of music, and I've The whole Napster debate has week on a new CD. Understandable, contracts. What you end up with is a burned a lot too. But who am I real- slowed down tremendously as of right? Metallica's Lars Ulrich says seven or eight dollar disc. Now, tack ly hurting? I'm not selling the The Chanticleer, the student late, but the appeals and the legal "no, you thieving bastard" or some- on another few bucks to the record burned CD's for a profit. If I were newspaper of Jacksonville State aspects still rage on in our highest thing to that effect. stores who sell the actual discs. doing that, it would be wrong, and I University, is produced by the stu- court, as well as the court of opin- Lars and a handful of others like Who's making all the money here? certainly don't approve of that. It's dents. The Editor has the final deci- ion. Dr. Dre and Eminem have all come It's not the artist. It's the corpora- called bootlegging, or piracy and it sion on all content. Editorials are It seems as though everyone has out against the Napster mogul and tions and the merchants. is a crime. Downloading a few songs the opinions of the editorial staff have said that people who partici- some kind of opinion on the issue, I was recently reading in a Rolling because I don't have the money to unless otherwise stated. The editori- good or bad. The eternal question is pate in such crimes against humani- Stone article about how much bands be ripped off by the man is not al staff reserves the right toedit for still: "Is it wrong to download music ty are nothing more than freeloading get paid from touring. The numbers wrong. content and space. Our funding is from the Internet?'My answer is cheapskates, and that those same were staggering. It only proves my Will I continue to buy CD's? Of received from paid advertisements, yes and no. freeloaders are ruining the value of point. Most of these bands make a course. I usually buy at least one For those of you who are mildly their "art." I say that's complete and our production facilities come gazillion dollars from touring for every couple of weeks, or at least from university appropriations. unfamiliar on the subject, a 19-year- crap. Have you heard a Metallica just a few months. Metallica could once a month. So I'm still paying album lately? old named Shawn Fanning created a tour for two or three years and make my debt to the record stores of Our office is Room 180, Self Hall 782- program out of his dorm room They have reason to be scared more money than they've ever made America. 5701 or 782-5703 which would allow Internet users to though. So many college kids were off the revenues from their entire Napster is indeed a timeless issue, download mp3 files from other logging on and downloading files, catalogue, yet no one ever brings and something that will live on in For our Advertising Director, please call 782-5712 Internet users with mp3 files on their universities all over the world put that point up. If they sell a CD, they the consciousness of America for hard drive. Mp3 files are essentially their firewalls on alert and blocked may get a dollar or more considering sometime. Just remember, Lars compressed sound files that can be access to the site in fear of crashing Our e-mail address is their stature, but if they sell a $40 Ulrich isn't hurting, nor is his record jsu-chanticleer@ hotmail.com played on someone's computer their computer systems. concert ticket, they get almost all of company. And last but not least, if through such programs like I, myself, am a frequent Napster that. you buy your music, support inde- Our web address is WinAmp or Realplayer. user and find nothing wrong with it. www.jsu.edulchanticleer I Lars' point is that downloading pendently owned record stores. music is stealing art. I'm not steal- Please deliver press releases via Crossword ing art here, Lars. I'm not walking e-mail or campus mail. 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I recently visited the Editor's note: In need of space this week, I have given up my columnist tyran- University of Alabama and witnessed what a REAL college experience is. ny (not to be confused with communist tyranny) in order for everyone to hear the From school spirit and pride, to student fellowship. The campus was over- conversation. whelming and invigorating at the same time. I plan to transfer very soon. Six people wrote in, and I still don't know how anyone in his or her right mind While I don't attend SGA Senate meetings or the like, this is my voice. This can defend the SGA. The SGA was allotted $30,000 to bring us a concert this is my effort. Hopefully I suck a little less than the rest. semester. Sincerely, All I wanted was a concert, and deep down, I believe that the students at this Bill Smith University deserve one, or two, just as much as the students at other universities. "Do you feel that the One more thing before I go: my grandfather always said, "You can't line your Dear Supposed Managing Editor Christopher Lauer, University Police treat cat's litter box with empty promises and good intentions." That was during the I am one of the probably hundreds of "second-rate" students who would Alzheimer's years of course. But maybe one day soon it'll all make sense. like to hunt you down and pole you in the middle of the stadium for all to see. all students with Christopher Lauer In regard to your pathetic spill against the SGA (10-12-00), I would like to courtesy?" congratulate you on putting all of us sucky failures of students in our places, Dear Editor, and for forcing us to "face the music." But, first, I would like to make a few minor corrections. I have just finished reading your paper for October 12 and am writing in While you were procrastinating about a column that you hastily threw response to the "Y Knot" column. I'd like to start off saying that in many respects together in a desperate attempt to attack our school, our SGA, and our stu- I agree with Mr. Lauer, whom I have enjoyed reading this past year or so. He dent body, the rest of us unorganized, intelligence-lacking students have been makes several good points in regards to the apathy of the student body and the busting our tails to keep up our grades, stay involved and carry out responsi- ineffectiveness of the SGA. bilities in Greek or non-Greek organizations, hold a job, and support our However, the SGA, as a student organization, is only as good as the students University athletics and events. During the time that you were relying on who make it up. The officers and senators seem to be trying to do a good job with ABC 33/40 and a few overly publicized campus setbacks to provide you with the resources that they have available. I, too, feel that the students should be more information for your joke of a column, you should have gotten off of your involved. My problem is more with the way people become involved in the SGA. Swiss-Cake-Roll-eating tail and joined the rest of us on-campus for a little According to what I was told way back in Orientation in 1999, to become a sen- firsthand experience of what we call college life. ator you must first have been in Freshman Forum, put in an application, and then As disappointed as you may be in the SGA, they are trying really hard to be elected. Freshman Forum, to me, is a joke. Nobody listens to freshmen. I provide this campus with a little after-class relief, and I think that they are know I don't now and certainly nobody listened to me when I was a freshman. doing a pretty good job, considering the fact that they have critics like you Therefore, I felt then (my freshman year) why join an organization where I go, looking over their shoulders 24/7. Besides, the things that the SGA produce grouse my butt off, and then be ignored by the 99.9% of the student body who don't work quite as well as your column does at lining my cat's litter box. were not in Freshman Forum? So, instead of blaming others for your problems as a sarcastic plea for I have never once heard anyhng about the Freshman Forum except that it empathy, why don't you go swim around in your own self-pity by your mis- meets once every blue moon when the right signs are in conjunction in the heav- erable self, and see if you can't find a better source for your next article, and ens and nobody stepped on any cracks in the sidewalk that day. No report of the let the rest of us enjoy our own ridicule-free college lives. minutes, no announcement of meetings, no recognition that it even exists at all. Sincerely, Second, elections on this campus are nothing more than a popularity contest. Amy Johnson I'm not saying that elections elsewhere are not, just that elections here tend to fol- low the national trend. If I had joined Freshman Forum, nobody would have Dear Christopher Lauer, bothered to elect me when it came time to elect senators. I'm not saying that the people we have as senators now are not good enough. It's just that there are peo- I think that you were a bit harsh on the SGA,' yourself and our fellow stu- ple out there who would gladly get involved but are sure that, since they don't dents. The fact remains that there are more important things to do besides have hundreds of friends, they wouldn't get elected. being involved on campus. They stand as follows: hanging out with friends, Pretty much it comes down to two things: people who want to get involved and talking on the phone, watching TV, listening to music, complaining about can't and people who want to get involved and can. I know if the Freshman nothing to do. etc.. etc. The list goes on and on. For those of us who are Forum requirement were lifted I and about 5 of my friends would jump at the involvgd, there is ohy so much wecan do to promote activity from our "DO chance to become involved. I challenge the student body to care more and NOTHING STUDENTS," unless of course we drag them to meetings or become more involved, and the SGA to allow them to be. events. After all, there are only so many flyers that can be posted and who T.A. Bohlmann reads them anyway? Some may say that word of mouth is better. Well how many of us actually remember anything about meeting times and places when Dear Editor, we are told? Not many of us can even remember what the teacher said in Okay, for you Mr. Lauer, I think you are very self-centered. If you are so con- class the previous day! The point I am trying to make is this: if you are cerned about our student body, and why no one was at the SGA meeting, then involved it is because of your own initiative. I know that you want people to why were you not there? join your organizations, but if they do not want to you cannot make them. So I guess you "suck" and couldn't get off your butt and go to the meeting. As for do not worry about it. One can only control what one does. People who have some of us, we have things that are a little more important, like a son with time to get involved and choose not to are like unregistered voters, SILENT. Bronchitis, or a car payment on a limited budget, or dealing with the state of Nobody knows you exist! ! ! ! Alabama that doesn't help single mothers in a four year institution. My advice to you Mr. Lauer is to lighten up, stay involved, encourage oth- I have a lot more to be concerned about then to go the SGA meeting, as you ers to get involved, and stop basing those of us who are involved and doing can see. I would have enjoyed going to a concert, but would it have been Avalon the best we can. HAVE A WONDERFUL ''ACTIVE'' SEMESTER. or Point of weor Michael W. Smith. Who you may ask, if you're going to Sincerely, have a concert, are you going to meet the music taste of all of the student body? Cicely Hayes Oh, and by the way, were you going to watch my son while I went to this con- cert or the SGA meeting, or volunteered for the school news paper? Dear Editor, You should really be concerned about what matters in today's society, not the small campus, which is bigger then my first college campus. Maybe you could They say that silence is golden. I regret to say that in my case, however, look into the state of Alabama and there policies. that gold is nothing more than fool's gold. I would like to respond to page 7 Bessie Nance in particular of the October 12 issue. It has become apparent through the course of history, when a problem arises, man searches for a proverbial Dear Editor, scapegoat, and immediately begins to point fingers. Well, time is like a river, This letter is in reference to Christopher Lauer's "Y Knot" column published in and so history repeats. We, the student body of Jacksonville State University, the October 12,2000 issue. of Jacksonville, Alabama, are no different. Allow me to say that, as a musi- Bravo! Fimally, someone who isn't ahid to speak the truth, abrasive as it may cian who has played in clubs and at parties, met deadlines on recordings, and sound. Thank you Mr. Lauer for your thoughtful and insightful column that real- dealt with the everyday pressures of a band, I am somewhat infuriated at ly laid the cards out on the table. Unfortunately, we do suck! some of the comments made by not only America's favorite philosopher, So the SGA screwed up another concert opportunity. Are we surprised? What's Christopher Lauer, but in the Pulse section of the October 12 issue as well. the last decent thing they did for us besides bringing in cheap movies that aren't Ignorance is a very dangerous thing when it is in the hands of a student body any fun to go to because of the "disruptive" class of people that attend them? Not who lashes out at their leaders for something that wasn't their fault to begin much. I also read a story in the same issue that spoke of budgets and student tax- with. I KNOW that as a band, it is extremely difficult to pull away from a ation for activity fees. Absolutely not! JSU just raised my tuition about $100.00, tour to play a show that is of a considerably lower payoff than you might oth- again. Entertain me out of that budget because I'll be damned if you get any more erwise be getting. of my money. Oh, and by the way, I sure don't feel $100.00 smarter! Inadequacies as leaders? Lack of effort and organization? Both of these It seems the only amenities we have at JSU, besides the hue reason we are here- things were mentioned as reasons for the no-show. Let me go on record to - the education itself--is cheap education, which is on an annual increase. Soon, correct that. Try lack of funding. Is it our job to question our leaders? Yes. JSU may lose that Wal-Mart discount attractiveness that keeps most of us here. Is it our responsibility to make suggestions on how our leaders could better Second rate college? You bet! their situation through CONSTRUCTIVE criticism? Yes. Is it our place to I had to look in a past issue to see who your former news editor was. Gina Rae badger and belittle them when they make a mistake? My fellow students. . . Smith quit? Isn't she Miss JSU or something? That's priceless! Exactly what I'd hell no. expect from a student leader at this school. It's also fitting that you seem to have Donnie Wells a lack of interest from the people who should be most interested in your newspaper--communication students. But who cares, right? And what about those "Fighting Gamecocks"? Is this really where 314 of Page 8 October 19,2000 THE CHANTICLEER *

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Aries (March 21-April 19) - Today is a 5 - Your mind's probably on a ~~ORT~I~SISSI~SI~'X*I~ impact relies on the pulse they work domestic matter, no matter where your body is. Go over your scheme dur- North Mississi~~iI = into, dueling each song into an end- ing your coffee break. If you've already figured out your plan by the time Allstars less dialogue. "Po' Black Maddie" you get home, the job will be a lot easier. and "Skinny Woman" are spring- Taurus (April 20-May 20) - Today is an 8 - If you're single, a close friend boards for their chugging, locomo- or your favorite sibling might find you the perfect mate. If you're commit- Shake Hands with tive grooves. "Drop Down Mama" ted, double dating with that same sibling or close friend would be fun. dishes up some fiery interplay Right now can be better than the good old days! Shorty between the band and soloing duets, Gemini (May 21-June 21) - Today is a 5 - Deep down, you're lucky. You express yourself well, and that doesn't hurt. Don't get too talkative. Don't and "Station Blues" lets the drums pass along the news you just got from a co-worker. Keep doing your job. take centerstage, the guitar bursting You'll make a better impression on those who already know. 000 112 out between snare rolls. Cancer (June 22-July 22) - Today is a 6 -You've got a bur under your sad- The first thing you'll hear on their age, yet the rambunctious spir- The album closes with a cover of dle today. You're anxious to get going. The information you're seeking is "Shake Hands with Shorty" is the it prevents the affair from coming Junior Kimbrough's "All Night there, but you'll have to dig for it. Being angry about that isn't bad, by the last thing that belongs there: a across as forced or anachronistic. Long," as relentless and unforgiving way. It gives you more energy. looped drum intro gives way to sam- Brother Luther handIes the gui- as those hot Mississippi blacktop Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) - Today is a 6 - Resolving an old issue is worth the pled vinyl voices, followed by a tars-he has a stockpile of slippery highways. It's an intentionally mon- effort. It may take longer than expected, though. Once the cat's out of the rickety slide atop steel strings. The riffs and an ear for the kind of dron- strous finale, stretching towards 15 bag, you could learn all sorts of interesting things. Keep asking and listen- song, Fred McDowell's "Shake 'Em ing vamps that Junior Kimbrough minutes. Unfortunately ' it doesn't ing. on Down," is then run through a wades through. Chris Chew offers quite achieve the intended effect- Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) - Today is an 8 - Have you felt thwarted lately? punk shredder-fuzz and grinding up some fat, pulsing bass lines and the album is too long to been Held back? Unable to unleash your full potential? Conditions are improv- ing for your personal growth. Finish that degree. If you already know it all, . grooves lay down while cane whis- Cody Dickinson is a whirlwind slammed home by the walloping teach. Now, that's a learning experience! tles and tremendously amplified drummer. The trio occasionally closer (it could easily be trimmed Libra (Sept. 23-0ct 22) - Today is a 6 - Did somebody promise you drums make their entrances. And all echoes Led Zeppelin or Cream in down by a few songs). their relentless bombast, yet is more But the Allstars have made quite money and never pay up? Remind them. That goes for the boss who owes the while that slide pummels along, you a raise, too. Unfortunately, what goes around comes around. You may loopy and thin and infectious. reverent and humble. There is no a debut; it's uproarious and instantly virtuoso here. No spotlight. Just the likeable, with more edge and grit need the money 'cause somebody's bugging you! The North Mississippi Allstars Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) - Today is a 7 - A distant friend or relative could hot, sinewy sounds of backwoods and humor and soul than many have some big, muddy shoes to fill. come up with a fabulous scheme. If it involves a reunion with the old gang, blues sweeping into a collective bluesmen three times their age can Luther and Cody Dickinson are the the timing's perfect. Volunteer to be in charge of the mailing list. You'll be throb and threatening to play on muster. They are poised to kickstart sons of legendary Memphis produc- great at tracking everybody down. er Jim Dickinson, and they are until morning. a long-neglected blues form into Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) - Today is a 7 - Your luck's getting better. weaned on Mississippi's north hill Luther's jagged, humming tone high gear. Venus, symbol of good luck and love, is coming into your sign. Don't race blues, a salt-of-the-earth concoction greases the rhythm section for the off and do something foolish, however. Other indicators advise discretion. of Delta blues and electrified juke- loping shuffles; every song is borne By Graham Smith As you know, that's sometimes the better part of valor. joint boogie. Their sound defies from the same fertile ground. Their Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) - Today is an 8 - The grapevine works well for you. Need an attorney? A friend of a friend could be the perfect person. A recliner for the living room? Somebody may be about to toss one out. nice. They might have a hint of Call around and let people know what you're after. Orgy Nine Inch Nails, but they are still Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) - Today is a 7 - Move quickly on an idea you more or less the traditional Orgy want to push through. Getting your way is going to be more difficult for a Vapor sound. while. Line up your team so you won't be working alone. You always do Transmission There are a few songs on this better with a few friends on your side. album that sound like they should be Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) - Today is an 8 -Your dream vacation may be on an extremely gory video game a while off, but you can practice. In the privacy of your home, share an rather than on an actual music exotic recipe with a cuddly friend. If you're no cook, have it delivered. Add album. For instance, the song a romantic video, and voila! The perfect midweek mini-holiday ! "Chasing Sirens" is a little bit too some actually decent music sugar- influenced by the band's computer- Orgy's newest album, "Vapor coated with CoverGirl products. generated experimentation. Songs Transmission," has much of the Their first release from the album like this one on the album have a same sound as their debut album, is the song "Fiction (Dreams in slight Marilyn Manson sound, "Candy Ass." It contains much of Digital)," which has been getting although it isn't quite as strong of an the glam rock sound associated with some decent radio play on local sta- influence as it was on their previous the band since they became popular tions. It has the same distinct sound album. in 1998. as the songs on the rest of the CD, My advice - if you're an Orgy fan, .Thursday ...Memory Dean America's favorite make-up wear- but the lyrics on this one are even go ahead and add it to your collec- ing men are still using some of the catchier. It's easy to hum along to, tion. If you have one of those really .Friday ...Dread Wood Jed most cutting edge computer gener- so it connects the band's out-there loud annoying stereo systems in .Saturday ...... Bloodkin ated sounds in the business. The sound to the audience, which your car, then you should go ahead band teams this with some catchy enhances its popularity. and buy it as well. Other than that, .Monday ...Monday Night Football lyrics and have made what will A song which I think really makes I'd have to say that if you liked their probabiy be a very popular album in the album is "Eva," which is a trib- first album, then you'll probably .Tuesday ...... Guest Bartender 2000. Not only because of their ute to producer Josh Abraham's late like this one, too. .Wednesday ...Hamaward Pass music, but because MTV viewers mother. It has a great rock sound have to be tired of all the overly amid the tortured synthesized shell. By Christina Morrison made up adolescents singing their This one will probably be the next hearts out, and they are ready for one targeted for radio play. The Located Just South of the Square in Jacksonville vocals on this song are also very THE CHANTICLEER October 19,2000 Pane 9 -- by mule train. I DON'T SEE ANYTH ... I'LL BE BACK IN ONE ARRRGGGH! Charles Hudson MINUTE ... CLICK! An armed was sent out to a federal clean-up man went into a Dayton, Ohio, site on Kodiak Island, Alaska, to liquor store, intent on robbery, and watch for bears. While he was told the clerk to hand over the dutifuly walking about and trying money. Just then, two men came to spot the wild beasts, a grizzly in, saw what was happening .and came up from behind and mauled walked right back outside. him. He is OK. Thinking quickly, the clerk, Victor WELL, HE FIT THE DESCRIP- TERRE HAUTE, Indiana - A Ojezua, followed them out and TION, ALMOST: Darby Lee coffin company eager to sell more immediately locked the door Hape convinced Jeffery Matthews, merchandise has come up with behind him, trapping the would-be his cellmate at the Evansville, 101 uses for a wooden coffin. Your robber inside. The store owner Ind., jail, that he could get him out Coffin Company builds and sells told reporters, "This guy obvious- on bail if he provided Hape with home decor items such as book- ly is not a professional." his Social Security number and shelves, coffee tables, wine racks SOMETIMES IT'S EASIER birth date. Hape was awaiting trial and entertainment centers - all JUST TO LIVE: Despite a deter- on drug charges, but Matthews, made out of coffins. mined and prolonged- effort, a being- held on a misdemeanor, RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil - Croatian policeman and his girl- could be released on $200 bond. Continued from page 5, Bruthem bands unique qualities, they all bear the Twenty of the 25 police officers in friend failed in their attempt at After Matthews went to sleep, easily hear traces of everyone from undeniable 'Hannaward Pass signa- the border town of Corumba were double suicide. They first took an Hape called a friend, and told him the Grateful Dead to Drivin' 'N ture,"' according to their web site arrested last Thursday, accused of overdose of sleeping pills washed to come to the jail and say he was Cryin' and a little bit of the Allman (www.hannawardpass.com). corruption and criminal associa- down with alcohol, which didn't bailing out Matthews. When the Brothers' rock edge. The band frequently mixes things tion. Charges range from helping kill them. They then got into a car, friend showed up with the money, Lead singer Chris Godfrey's voice up and plays a strong set mixed with prisoners escape to alleged drug started it up and ran a hose from and the jailers went to get cuts through the instrumental their own originals and some trafficking. Extra police have been the exhaust pipe to where they Matthews, Hape answered the call, ensemble with the ease of molasses refreshing covers rarely heard called in from the state capital. were sitting. When he woke up gave Matthews' vital stats, and and the band plays with as much played by any band. The band has LONDON, England (CNN) - alive, the cop shot himself through was released. To make matters skill as any first-rate band. also been known to play a dead-on The classic Mini car, which belied the head. He survived that, too, worse, jailers apparently didn't "The music of Hannaward Pass is cover of Dr. Dre's "Aih't Nothing its frugal roots in post-war Britain prompting his girlfriend to aban- realize that Matthews, the man derived from the influences of But a G Thing." They are definitely to exhibit a joie de vivre of its doned the plan and call an ambu- who they were supposed to Latin, Southern Rock, Funk, Blues a safe bet, no matter what the own, has driven in to history with lance. release, is black. Hape is white. and even a little Folk. As a result, admission. the last model rolling off the pro- YOU WANT ME TO DO WHAT, the music has many layers and duction line. More than 40 years OFFICER? Hauled into court on facets. Although each song has after it first arrived on Europe's a charge of unlawful restraint and forecourts, number 5,387,862 of sexual imposition, Scott Winsor, the classic car left the Longbridge 35, a McDonald's manager, plant, near Birmingham, last claimed he strip-searched two Wednesday. young female employees because SUPAI, Arizona (CNN) - The a police detective phoned the viklage of Supai - accessible only restaurant and told him to do it. He by foot, horseback or helicopter - told a judge that he believed the is home to more than 600 man on the phone was a Havasupai Indians who live on a Zanesville, Ohio, policeman reservation deep below the south investigating a theft, and Winsor rim of the Grand Canyon in north- was cooperating by strip-search- ern Arizona. Remote? Yes. ing Stacy Carruthers, 19, and Sara Isolated? No. The U.S. Postal Quick, 18. 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Barbra [email protected] Barbra Page 12 October 19,2000 THE CHANTICLEER Nude Images Mar Cover Of Samford U. Student Directory wrote in an apology letter to the By Matthew McGuire campus and administration. "I am TMS Campus personally opposed to pornography and its effect on society and would When Wisconsin and Idaho uni- have a moral obligation not to use average year On tap of versities altered photos for univer- the material." sity publications this year the sub- The school decided not to recall each 0th- you"d have a jects in the photos were fully the several thousand directories but burger skyscraper that% clothed. The new student directory intends to discipline Carrigan, who at Samford University in initially told school administrators Birmingham, Ala., is a bit more that the cover art was original and revealing. did not contain nudity. After Several nude pictures are includ- Franklin defended Camgan's work ed in a mosaic that makes up the to the Samford student newspaper, cover on the directory, which the "The Crimson," Carrigan admitted shoo1 began to distribute the that he did lift the cover image morning of Friday, Oct. 6. By mid- from the Internet. afternoon several students at the In an attempt to hide the nude Baptist liberal arts college contact- images, Carrigan blurred them ed the vice president's office. using the graphic design program The cover's creator, senior graph- Photoshop. ic design major David Camgan, "Being in the rush that I was in, I told university officials that he took did not inspect the small Gctures in the mosaic the cover from an the mosaic as carefully as I should Internet site, and that he believed have," he wrote. "I could tell they the image was not copyrighted, . were people but not what they were said Vice President and Dean of doing. I decided since I did not Students Richard Franklin. know what they were doing, I Carrigan had been in charge of cre- would distort the image with a ating an original mosaic of gaussian blur." Samford Student faces, but because Franklin said he saw the cover of software problems and a time before it was distributed but only pinch, he downloaded the complet- "glanced at the cover and it seemed ed mosaic from the Internet. like [Carrigan] had completed what "I had no malice intent to use he set out to do and that the design 1 120 Pelham Road, S. material contrary to Sarnford mis- would be nice." &n statement or image," Carrigan Jacksonville, AL

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Former JSU football player Daniel Kirkland talks of his athletic re-awakening in this week's One on One McNeese blanks the Gamecocks Soccer team By Anthony Hill second quarter and the Cowboys held ~ Sports Editor the lead at the half. The Cowboys built a 14-0 lead with The Gamecock defense gave the 11:55 left in the third quarter after back on track McNeese State Cowboys (5-1) a scare Jessie Burton scored on a nine-yard by only allowing six points in the first run. The touchdown was set up by an half, but it didn't take long for the interception by Gamecock quarter- By S~ortsInformation Cowboys to assert their control in the back Reggie Stancil on the first play of second half. the second half. With all but one starter left off of McNeese State quarterback Slade "We had a chance where we last year's soccer team, Nagle shook off a slow start to throw could've made something happen," Jacksonville State can't understand tor 186 yards and two touchdowns in Crowe said. "I think that throwing the what is wrong with its offense. the second half for the No. 22 ranked ball was a good call in that situation. Last year, the Lady Gamecocks Cowboys, which are in a three-way tie The ball was just a little under thrown broke offensive team records and for fust place in the SFL. and their guy made a heck of a play." repeatedly outscored their oppo- "I was impressed with the physical McNeese extended its lead to 21-0 nents. play," said head coach Jack Crowe. with 4:14 left in the third quarter after JSU hasn't scored in its last three "They came straight at us. We had our they went 22 yards in just three plays outings, including last Thursday's moments, but we really didn't have the for a touchdown. Nagle connected Trans America Athletic Conference man power or the will power to stand with Jermaine Martin on a 31-yard match with Georgia State. The in there consistently." pass and Herbert added the extra point. Burton. Trahan rushed for 89 yards Reggie Stancil, who finished with 106 Lady Gamecocks dropped its thir? The Cowboys built a 3-0 lead after The lead was pushed up to 27-0 early and also caught a pass for a touch- yards through the air and Rondy taking the opening kickoff and march- in the fourth quarter after Nagle tossed game in a row, 1-0. down. Rogers added 64 yards on 15 carries. ing down inside the Gamecocks' 20- a 33-yard touchdown pass to Marcus The Panthers jumped on Jax State "I'm so excited to be 2-0 in the con- Cedric Allen finished the night with yard line, but JSU's defense held Trahan. Herbert kicked the extra point early in the first 10 minutes of the ference," McNeese head coach four receptions for 52 yards. McNeese to a 29-yard field goal by to cap a six play, 64 yard drive with game and never relinquished the Tommy Tate said. "We beat a good The Gamecocks will travel to Charlie Hebert. 13:37 left in the game. lead. GSU's Ashley Edwards football team. It didn't come easy. I Southwest Texas next Saturday in a * McNeese then extended the lead to Cowboys' tailback Marcus Trahan scored the goal with help from thought our depth was big in this crucial SFL game. Kick-off is set for 6-0 after Hebert connected on a 31- made his first college start ahead of Chandra Yorganson and Shanna game." 3 p.m. in San Marcos, Texas. yard field goal on the first play of the banged up All-American Jessie Stricklen. Keeper Jenny Espinal The Gamecock offense was led by had three saves in the shutout. With only three conference games Cross Country left, head coach Lisa Howe seems Gamecocks beat Tigers in a game of rugby ~ confident that Jax State will still end the season in the top six of the By Anthony Hill getting it going conference and a t sea- Sports Editor son play. By Sports Information "We played poorly this past In case you didn't know: the weekend," said Howe, spealung of Gamecock rugby team (4-1) is Jacksonville State Un~versityheld ' the road losses to Florida Atlantic good. its annual cross country meet at ~ and Central Florida. "I am glad we "If we could just get a little more Fort McClellan on Saturday morn- could come off of such a perfor- support from the school, it would ing. The men finished third o~erall really help us out," said Gamecock mance and play with desiie and the inside center Tom Vandein. "We're 111 the 8,000 mcter run and the level of competition we did tonight. playing Divlsion I-A schools and women finished fourth overall in That is the closest we have ev&% we're beating them. If we could get the 5,000 meter run. played Georgia State and I think a little funding it would help us out." The top indivildual finisher for the you will see both us and GSU in the The rugby team is waxing oppo- men was Will St. Jean, who placed tournament." nents left and right. The Auburn 12 with a time of 27:37.83. Ronnie "We have told the team the goal Tigers were their latest victim after Laguerre came in 15 place with an will come, just to keep playing their 16-9 loss. They have now overall time of 27:55.11 and well," said Howe. beaten Auburn and Alabama in the Photo by Olafallart Gipon pitch from Vandein and trampled we hit the penalty kick," said Dayton Niehuss came 21 with a Georgia State improved to 3-2-1 same season. in the TAAC and 6-7-2 overall. "We hadn't beat Auburn in three over Tigers on the way to the end- Auburn player Chris Champion. time of 28: 19.72. years," said captain John Burke. zone. Gamecock captain John Burke For the women, Francis Archuleta / Jax State traveled to Mercer on Dupree scored again from about sealed the victory after he connected Sunday, where they defeated them "Last year they were ranked. They finished eighth in the individual I on two penalty kicks in the second went to the elite eight in the nation the 15 yard line to put the results. Her time was 21:07.80. by a score of 3-2. The three scores Gamecocks up 10-0 in the first half. half. Burke made the first one with and that's good, really good." She was followed by teammates of that game where Emily Hulburt, Auburn would later score two penal- 10 minutes remaining in the game i Jane Little and Angela Tribble. The game started out with some Addie Ferguson who came in 13 hard hitting by the Gamecocks. ty kicks to bring the score to 10-6 at and his final shot was hit with under The three goals matched the place with a time of 21:27.44 and , Leading the list of Gamecock the half. five minutes left in the game. teams output in the past five games "We played a really hard game "head-bangers" was Ralph Rezza The Gamecocks got in penalty Mindy Palmer in 23 place with a combined. The Lady Gamecocks trouble in the second half. The today," said Burke. "I'm really and Tom Vandein. Corey Dupree time of 23:14.82. (8-7, 4-3) play Stetson University got the Gamecocks on the board Tigers narrowed the gap to 10-9 proud of everybody. We gave it 110 Both teams' next meet will be after a penalty shot was made by percent the entire game and nobody today at University Field. The start with two goals in the first half. Saturday at Troy State University. of the game is set for 7 p.m. Dupree scored his first goal from Tiger kicker Brock Hewerd. "I gave up." I about 25 yards out as he caught a thought that we had a chance alter Daniel: This past summer I took a tion. I've just been blessed. plaint, I'm sure that they will be -aneon One trip to Australia to visit a friend. Thrill: What do you do for fun? more than happy to listen. While I was there I saw the game Daniel: I like to sit around and Thrill: Do you see yourself joining with &&Thrill7professionally. I started thinking to watch David Letterman. I also like the world of politics someday? Thrill: You're a rugby player now. myself, "I can play this game." It to play a little racquetball and hang Daniel: (laughs.) I had dreams of Tell me what that is like compared to seemed to be fun. I told him that out with friends. being the first black president. I being a football player? when I got back I was going to join Thrill: What is your favorite sport? don't see myself in politics right Daniel: Well, it's two different the team. Those two had the most to Daniel: My favorite sport? My now, maybe down the line. sports. It's very fun to play. I do with me joining. favorite sport is football. I've been Thrill: What do you want to do encourage everyone to come out and Thrill: It seems like it would be so playing that since I was a little boy. after you get your masters degree? watch. easy for you to just sit back and It's in my heart. Daniel: I want to teach. I think that Thrill: Tell me what the players are enjoy your college career. You've Thrill: Do you have a favorite I would do a good job. I want to like. been a football player; you've got a food? teach college students; I want to stay Daniel: The players are great. degree. Why not just take your mas- Daniel: Favorite food ..... I love a in the college life. I just love this Everybody is cool. It's almost like ter courses and just chill? nice, well-done, rib-eye steak with life. Nothing can beat the college football; it is a family thing. Daniel: I know that my football some A1 sauce on the side. That's life. Thrill: Really? career is over. In my heart, I still my favorite. Thrill: Free Associatioh. Daniel: Yeah. need to be part of a team. I just can't Thrill: Where's the most exciting Daniel: All right. "If you Pve life to he a good person then good Thrill: Do you miss playing foot- sit around and not doing anything. place that you've traveled? Thrill: Phenix City Red Devils. things will happened to you." h-117 Thrill: How do you guys play with- Daniel: Well, since I am straight off Daniel: What do I think of when "LIII . By Anthony Hill Daniel: Yeah. I miss the games a out a coach? this trip from Australia, I would you say Phenix City Red Devils? 4. We have a players coach in Sports Editor lot, I feel better now that I have have to say, Australia. It's a beauti- Thrill: Yeah. another sport to occupy my time. John Burke. He does well. He orga- ful place, has beautiful woman and I Daniel: 1993 State Champs. When I first met Daniel Kirkland I But yeah, I do miss football. nizes practices and games. It might recommend anyone to go to Thrill: Brady Benton (ex-high and hated him and everything that he Thrill: Tell me your most exciting be a little better if we had a coach, Australia. You need to go. college teammate.) could possibly stand for. It wasn't moment in sports. but due to a lack of university fund- Thrill: Are you and "T-Dawg" still Daniel: Sin City. ing, we can't. Butt John does a great as close as you were while you were Thrill: Finance class. because he was mean to me or any- Daniel: Back in 1996, when I job though. playing football? one that I knew. He was simply on scored the first touchdown in the Daniel: Hate it. Thrill: That is kind of a credit to the Daniel: Yeah, we're the same two Thrill: YO PHI (a made-up frater- the team that put my high school out Troy State game. I still remember players too. I don't know of too cats. We still communicate and nity.) of the playoffs back in 1993. They the play. It was left formation-35 many sports that could go on with- went on to win the Class 6A State Belly. hang out. Ain't nothing changed. Daniel: (laughs.) Yo Phi? (laughs Championship and we continued to Thrill: That had to be my favorite Out a coach' Thrill: Do you feel like the SGA is again.) I say, do the bunny hop, hop, Daniel: Yeah. doing enough for the student body? tell everyone how bad we were JSU football game in history. The hop. (laughs.) You pulled out some Thrill: "DK," you've been known Many of the students feel they are Yo Phi. I haven't forgot about that; cheated in Phenix City. Well, things 1996 JSU v. Troy State game. That throughout your career as being the only working for themselves and I'm co-founder. have since changed. Neither one of was as close as we've gotten to beat- proto-type athlete. You have good particular Greek organizations. Thrill: Girls. us plays football anymore and we ing Troy State. people skills, you make good Daniel: Well, I don't know too Daniel: (pause.) Complicated. both like each other and speak to Daniel: In the mud. grades, you keep yourself up and much about what people are com- Thrill: That's it, man. one another every opportunity we Thrill: Yeah. you help in the community. How do plaining about. But, I do know that Daniel: All right, I appreciate this. get. Daniel is one of those people Thrill: Now that you are not a foot- they are doing the best that they can. You want to come with me to a that you've got to like, because he is ball player do you see what people You maintain such a winning tude? They have a lot of stuff going on in a genuinely nice guy. Daniel mean when they say that the football rugby team party? Daniel: (laughs.) I appreciate all of that office. If anyone has a com- Thrill: Sure, why not. Kirkland is probably the first guy in team gets it all? those good things that you said school history to go from being a Daniel: Well, in a way. But, for the about me, Thrill. I'm just being starting football player to being a most part I don't. -5 I try to be the best at starting rugby player. Thrill: You told me earlier that been sur- Thrill: How's everything going? rugby player Ralph Rezxa had an everything that I do. rounded by a lot of good people and Daniel: Everything is going great. influence on you joining the rugby that has made me a better person. I We're just coming off a win over team. Was their any other influence *Brake Repair don't know how to answer that ques- Auburn. Everything is fine, man. on you becoming a rugby player? *Maintenance & Should women play football? game. 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