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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]. Leave a mark with memorial bricks I NEWS, p. 5A Eagles hire Hatcher Pictures of the past ___ Chris Hatcher hirecl as Head football High: 58 I Low: 44 Our photographers capture Mostly cloudy GSU's Centennial Celebration coach, hopes to 'bring tradition back' Volume 79 Number 65 I PHOTO ESSAY, p. 2A I SPORTS, p. 1B

.DAILY THE GEORGE TUESDAY, JANUARY 23, 2007 Employers, facebooking your future Prospective employers may know you a lot better than you think

By Jerriod Grizzle Staff writer What many employers keep a lookout for . The term "stalkerbook," which is used around Georgia Southern on a when checking out prospects'profiles: daily basis to jokingly describe the Web site Facebook.com, could take 1) Extreme political views 5) Drunken/Sleazy photos on a more literal meaning. Jeff Davidson has no job. He 2) Extreme religious views 6) Gambling hasn't had one since the summer of 3) Claiming to hate working 7) Drugs 2003 when he was fired for what his 4) Sexual Orientation 8) Illegal activities employer called "differences of moral values." "I walked in and my boss told me, 'We need to talk' and that was all there What employers are seeing when they search was," he said. through students'Facebook profiles: His boss, simply "googling", had found Davidsons online profile some key words, which were contained in Some Facebook Quotes: 600+ GSU student profiles "I can remember when the his MySpace blog. include"beer"asan air was clean and the sex was It is not a new trend that employers dirty." interest (many listed it as use social network Web sites to check their only interest). up on employees or even read up on "Children in backseats cause potential employees, but it is becoming accidents. Accidents in the 25+ GSU students with increasingly more common as sites backseat cause children." like MySpace and Facebook grow in fully-accessable profiles popularity. "How does a girl apply to work mentioned "drugs" as an According to studies done by the at Hooters? You givehar a bra interest or activity. National Association of Colleges and and tell her to fill it out." Employers, one in 10 employers re- "If you never set any goals 130 GSU students are view network Web sites like MySpace in life you'll never be disap- in the group "Beer... the to check out existing employees and pointed." potential candidates. Photo Illustration/Morgan Marsh breakfast of champions." "Younger employees already know "My body is a movie and your how to use social network sites and penis is the star." 357 GSU students are in often can find more information about the group "Finish your beer The filthy facts about Facebook "I'm not a b*tch, I just don't people on the internet than anyone," ... there are sober kids in said George Lenard, an attorney and like you." Africa." Webmaster of EmploymentBlawg. Despite employers' close watch of Facebook, many profiles com. "I'd give my left boob to have another day to study... and Sixty percent of employers who 27+ GSU professors have still contain questionable material that may cost jobs that's my big boob!" review social networking sites said Facebook accounts. the information gleaned there has at "I feel bad for people who least some influence on their hiring By Morgan Marsh don't drink. When they wake VISIT GADAILY.COM TO VOICE YOUR 695 GSU students are in decisions. Managing editor for news up in the morning that's as the group "Class gets in the "There is a legal issue here, about * OPINION ON THE ISSUE good as their going to feel all privacy. It isn't against the law but it Employers and school administrators are becoming day!" way of college." isn't ethical either," said Lenard. increasingly interested in what students are posting on dedicated to drinking or drug use on Facebook such as Employers do not want students to their Facebook accounts as the social network gains "People from Georgia Southern will drink you under Some Facebook"Religion" 450 GSU Students are in stop having fun, just clean up a bit. popularity. the table, then drive your ass home," which boasts entries: , _,, the group "People from I pray to the porcelain god. "I have a lot of horror stories that But are students noticing this trend and reacting by 450 GSU members and "Southern Stoners" with 142 Georgia Southern will drink I have heard about what people have keeping a closer eye on their own profiles? Scanning the members. There are 695 GSU students in "Class gets "I'm a f***ing crazy jew." you under the table, then found on personal websites," he said. personal profiles and groups on Facebook, it appears in the way of college" - a group many future employers drive your ass home." that many students aren't - at all. "Sex, drugs and Rock n' roll." see EMPLOY, page 6A There are more than 300 Georgia Southern groups see PROFILES, page 6A

Gonzalez to speak on immigration reform today INSIDE

By Rachel McDaniel legislative immigration reform in this "We are bill that if passed, will be effective engaged in things that are going on in Executive editor afternoon's presentation, "Compre- hoping to have on July 1. The specifics of the bill the state and local community," said hensive Immigration Reform: What an opportunity include eliminating all benefits for Dolores Rangel, GSU's director of the If you want to hear perspectives does that look like and why?" for questions, immigrants in Georgia, and the leg- Center for Latino Outreach. about recent immigration reforms, or Gonzalez will also show a docu- answers and islation has been created to curb the "It's good that they know because join in the discussion yourself, don't mentary, which includes interviews discussion," said flow of undocumented immigrants it has economic and social repercus- miss hearing Jerry Gonzalez today at with immigrant workers and others Debra Sabia, a in Georgia," said Sabia. sions," said Rangel. 12:30 in Russell Union 2047 or seeing affected by immigration legisla- political science Faculty members, working with The group has planned several the documentary "Fighting 529" at 5* tion. professor. Jerry Gonzalez GSU's Center for Latino Outreach, events throughout this semester. For p.m. in the Information Technology After the film, Gonzalez will lead "This event are working to create service-learn- more information about upcoming ing events to raise awareness about events, visit http://www.georgia- Auditorium. discussion on Georgia Senate Bill is part of a series of events we're Special Photo Gonzalez is executive director of 529, the Georgia Security and Im- hosting this semester. We are trying Senate Bill 529. southern.edu/~lamy/y529_calen- the Georgia Association of Latino migration Compliance Act, which to get students to be familiar with "There is a group of professors dar.htm or contact Debra Sabia at Hillary Clinton, Elected Officials, andhe will speak on goes into effect July 1. SB 529, which represents a senate who are interested that students get 681-5725. Our next president? Analysts, Clinton insiders, opponents and political operatives say Clinton has a Schedule of Events: good chance of winning the Thursday, Feb. 8 Wednesday, Feb. 21 Monday March 19 Thursday April 5 Monday, April 23 2008 Presidential election. Public Lecture: "Post-War "Ties that Bind" God Works in Mysterious Ways: "Dislocation & Connection" Book club roundtable | NEWS BRIEFS, p.3 5-7 p.m. People of Faith and Immigration 6:30 p.m. 2:00 p.m., Newton 1106 Migrations: The Bracero CIT Auditorium 1004 12:00-1:30 p.m. Newton 1114 Creative Nonfiction students will Program and its Legacies" Photo esssay 2A News Briefs 3A Russell Union Room 2080 Creative Writing students will read report on works dealing with per- 3:30-4:45 p.m. This award winning documentary Campus 5A-6A on the illegal immigration issue Discussion of the spiritual from their writing about immigra- sonal accounts of the immigration Forest Drive, Room 1233 will be followed by an academic motivation of working with the tion issues and explore personal experience. Bring your favorite Dr. Laura Shelton, History Sports 1B-3B discussion. immigrant community. connections; public invited. book on the topic! Public invited. Public Invited. Classifieds 4B News 5B-6B

www.gaciaily.com Established 1927 • The Newspaper for Georgia Southern University Covering the campus like a swarm of gnats. r: PAGE 2A I PHOTO ESSAY iDAY, JANUARY 2: I THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY 100 years Museum takes a look back

The Georgia Southern museum opened its exhibit commemorating the past Jamie Ventre/STAFF 100 years of student life, Sophomore Nijal Dunn and junior Lee Shivers serve beverages to guests at the Tao Ventre/STAFF with a Centennial Celebra- Centennial Celebration yesterday. Mackenzie Hoffman and Kate Fortune get a close look at an exhibit of dinosaur fossils. tion yesterday. University leaders and community members gath- ered around pieces of GSU history, including an oral his- tory video, a specially-com- missioned centennial paint- ing, books, photos,clippings and the center court from GSU's first basketball court, which was salvaged during renovations. Students have an oppor- tunity to view the exhibit every day until Sept. 2. The formal event was catered by GSU's catering service, who provided re- Tao Ventre/STAFF Jamie Ventre/STAFF freshments throughout the Steven Hein, director of the Center for Wildlife Education, presents his painting of GSU President Bruce Grube and wife Kathleen Grube, watch a historic video document- Freedom, the school mascot, which was commissioned by GSU President Bruce Grube celebration. ing the establishment of Georgia Southern at the oral history booth. and now hangs in the museum.

Tao Ventre/STAFF Visitors can get a close look at GSU history in the museum through Sept. 2. This book, Southern Images: 100 Years and 100 Photos, captures the stories and legends of Georgia Southern through the years.

Tao Ventre/STAFF Eight year old Jack Fortune celebrates his birthday at the GSU Museum during the Centennial Celebration yesterday.

Jamie Ventre/STAFF The exhibit will be open until Sept. 2, Monday through Friday, 9 to 5 p.m., Loretta Brandon, assistant director in marketing and communications, and Melanie Mosley, assistant to the vice president and weekends from 2 to 5 p.m. For more information, call 912-681-5444. of university advancement, look at "Century of Progress," a book of GSU's historic photos and clippings. rUESPAY, JANUARY 23,200? I THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY NEWS BRIEFS I PAGE 3A

NATIONAL POLITICS Clinton has no room for error, analysts say

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Hillary Clinton says she's in to win. Hillary But it won't be easy. Rodham Analysts, Clinton insiders, oppo- nents and political operatives across Clinton the country say victory is possible, Democratic but the New York senator will have y\lorld Famous candidate no room for error. for president in 2008 Her first job will be knocking down the conventional wisdom that's Across from Gnat's Landing Early years dogged her since her first run for Born Oct. 26,1947, in Chicago Senate: that she's too polarizing and Accepting Eagle Express Education S A, Wellesiey unelectable nationally. S! law'degree, Her campaign, wasted no time vate Uw Setose^ t®73 starting Sunday, firing off an analy- Law practice sis by top adviser Mark Penn, who 1973-74 Children's Def. Fund pointed to polls showing Clinton way 1974 Staff member of U.S. WE DELIVER! ahead of other Democrats nation- House impeachment inquiry ally, and running well against top of President Richard Nixon 1975-76 Assistant professor, Republicans. University of Arkansas "It's really outdated when people 1976-93 Attorney, Rose Law say she's too polarizing," said Penn. 489-KBOB Firm, Little Rock, Ark. Clintons favorability ratings have been climbing slowly since about Political career 2003, hovering in the low- to mid-50 First Lady 1979-81,1983-93 percent range, with the negative side of Arkansas; worked on EUROPE'S I education, children's issues around 40 percent. Try 1993-2000 First Lady; worked George W. Bush and Bill Clinton on health care reform, won with similar numbers. children's issues; wrote best- "People ask me how Hillary can ^e Original KBQJJJ seller "It Takes a Village," 1996 win, and I tell them she's already win- 2001-present U.S. senator; ning," Penn said. serves on the Health, Education, European Labor, and Pensions Committee; While her national numbers are Cucumber the Environment and Public strong, Clinton has slipped in early Flat bread Works Committee; the Special voting states, falling behind in Iowa Committee on Aging; the Senate Armed Services Committee and New Hampshire. Onions Tomato NATIONAL NEWS Cabbage Lettuce iill would ban remote- i##: The Meat:. controlled hunting elite*©*, b«#f, lamb Sauce

McClatchy Newspapers prohibitions in more than 20 states around the country, including Mis- Authentic Bratwurst • Hotdogs You peer at the image of the ante- souri. Illinois could be next. lope wandering across your computer Opposition has come from an un- Authentic Belgian Fries screen. Your hand is on the computer usual alliance of animal rights activists, "mouse, gently guiding the onscreen "brie ofwlbm last week called it "pay- Homemade German Potato Salad rifle toward the animal. You wait for per-view slaughter," and hunters, who it to hold still. Then you line it up in view the whole thing as the ultimate Peanut Butter/Nutella & Banana Sandwich your sights, your finger ready on the in unsportsmanlike conduct. mouse button. "That's not hunting. It's just not You click the mouse, and hun- hunting," said Bill Heatherly, wildlife dreds, even thousands of miles away, programs supervisor for the Missouri an actual rifle fires a bullet at the Department of Conservation, which Puy Owe antelope. banned remote-controlled hunting It's called "remote-controlled last year with an administrative rule hunting," the brainchild of a Texas specifying that "wildlife may be taken KP0* Sandwich, ranch owner whose startling new only in the immediate physical pres- venture had barely begun before the ence of the taker and may not be taken Texas Legislature shut it down two by use of computer-assisted remote Get a years ago. hunting devices." Nonetheless, concern that the In Illinois, a bill was filed this ! Authentic concept could still become the next month to outlaw the practice, and Combo Upgrade new thing in virtual entertainment it could be debated starting next has set off a volley of pre-emptive month. Sratwurst/Peef Frank QUICK, WHAT'S NEW ! with the purchase McClatchy Newspapers FBI criticized over Foley case I of a combo upgrade! The FBI should have acted to concluded yesterday. Offer CfrriVti Februw y \ 1 1007 , Oder Expires February \1, 2007 protect teenage House pages when The bureau, which at the time it initially learned in July that ex- declined to investigate', also made Rep. MarkFoley had sent disturbing inaccurate statements to the news e-mails to a former male page, an media about its decision, the report STATEMENT through revenue from EMAIL DIRECTORY for any errors in advertisements publication. Breaking news will internal Justice Department report said. advertisements placed in the Executive Editor and its liability for adjustments be placed on-line as warranted. 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FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT THE LEASING CENTER: TOO Woodland Drive • Statesboro, GA 912-681-6441 Or Visit Us At: www.woodlandsofstatesboro.com Leasing Starting Now For The 2007-2008 School Year. &£> THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY I TUESDAY, RY 23,20{ IEWS, I PAGE 5A Brick campaign leaves mark for future students Tuesday, January 23 By Jenny Miller Centennial Plaza as well as a mini 12:30 p.m. - 2 p.m. News editor replica for the buyer to keep as a Immigration debate memento," said Cason. Russell Union 2047 Students, alumni, faculty and Besides brick, the College of staff currently have a chance to Education is selling benches for 12:30 p.m. - 1:45 p.m. be a part of the long and proud a $1000. Free Will and Free Pizza history of Georgia Southern. There are 10 benches to sell Russell Union 2044 The College of Education's all together and only one bench Alumni Advisory Board began remains unsold. 1 p.m. - 2 p.m. to sell commemorative bricks in The benches include the Off campus housing fair March 2004 to help raise student buyer's choice of engraving on a Russell Union Ballroom scholarship funds. bronze 10 x 4 plaque set below It just so happened that the bench. 3 p.m. - 5 p.m. around that time, GSU's land- "Through a brick purchase SDRC open house scape designer was trying to come you can help to endow a scholar- Forest Drive 805' up with a way to develop land ship," said College of Education inbetween the Education and dean Cindi Chance. 7 p.m. - 8 p.m. the new Information Technology To date, the brick sales have Relay for Life meeting building. funded the new Zwald Scholar- Russell Union 2052 "The two ideas merged, and ship. President Grube approved plans The scholarship is named 5 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. for construction of Centennial after Victoria Zwald, who was SGA election forum Plaza and Memorial Grove," said instrumental in planning the Russell Union 2041 Susan Cason, assistant to the brick campaign and passed away dean. in January 2004. Wednesday, January 24 Currently, the brick campaign Chance also encourages has sold over 60 bricks. The alumni and students to leave 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. Alumni Advisory Board places their mark at GSU for future Student Organizational Fair orders for new bricks when an generations by participating in Russell Union Ballroom. order of 100 bricks have been the campaign. sold, and they currently have 80 Cason said, "Throughout this 12 p.m. - 6 p.m. orders ready to go. year and for many years to come, Red Cross blood drive The bricks make a great gift alumni and visitors will read the Williams Center Dining Hall for student's who are graduat- bricks and get a glimpse of the ing in the spring or for current impact Georgia Southern has had 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. alumni who want to be a part of on the lives of so many people." Student Government meeting GSU history. All brick and bench purchases Russell Union Ballroom The bricks can hold up to three are 100 percent tax deductible. lines with a limit of 20 characters For more information about 6 p.m. - 7 p.m. per line, including the spaces the Centennial Plaza and brick Career planning between words. campaign, go to http://coe. Russell Union 2080 Special photo "A commemorative brick georgiasouthern.edu/brickcam- The Centennial Plaza is located between the College of Education and the I.T. Building, It curently has 60 purchase includes am engraved paign.html or contact Cason at 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. engraved bricks and 9 engraved benches located within it. brick installed in the wheel of the 912-681-0671. Miss NAACP info session Russell Union 2052 - •-^/■H I" re'im- \ W-1-" 7 p.m. -10 p.m. ^ an a** Woman to woman Box 350 Russell Union 2048 "ooVto9 protest Vac e Thursday, January 25 coVinorY j \n an * 5 p.m. -10 p.m. Miss GSU practice er0p Russell Union Theatre * fo\ann\nl 7 p.m. - 10 p.m. es P „rX Blaqshion ■ PAC ^°3 Z. — ,ci n*n9 P° to tt°inv enfae 01-20-2007 I Sa\aH • Stephen William Garrett, 21, of 20 South Main Street, Statesboro, was charged with driving with a suspended license and speed- ing.

• Darrell Johnson, 24, of Lanier on Drive, Statesboro, was charged with obstruction of an officer. ;tt e ■ Posset strong ^ 01-21-2007 ho\\e9 •stfton td e • Jeremy W Andrews, 19, of brWal Statesboro Place Apartments, P° r\c *1 Statesboro, was charged with • »*«* ^W deve\oP^5 GPA minor in possession/consump- tion of alcohol. 0iftce co«| dro9

• Ernest N. Brown, 21, of College quires Street, Statesboro, was charged hove ^IVcV out with driving with a suspended a- license and making an improper turn. r ° i...iu on** 1IL + \ wv/>"-9s°",tormafc°n- • Adam Wesley McEachern, 23, WlU more of Lanier Drive, Statesboro, was 9 * * S"\6 tor charged with public intoxica- Star* 5 ss, tion. . Gartner 14 • Christopher D. Richardson, 19, UR* ! of Brannen Hall, was charged B with DUI. * 002^ ^-* SI.

• Tamala L. Shepherd, 22, of Jones Avenue, Statesboro, was charged 2007 - 2008 with wanted person. 01-18-2007 RESIDENT ADVISOR OPPORTUNITIES • Shrey H. Desai, 21, of Packing- house Road, Statesboro, was Applications and additional information for the charged with DUI. Resident Advisor positions for the 2007-08 academic • An I-pod and cell phone were year are available NOW with University Housing. taken from a vehicle in the Paul- son Stadium parking lot. Applications are due February 1, 2007 by 4:00pm. 01-17-2007 The interview process will be held February 8 - 10th. . AllenSheffieldRoper,18,ofEagle GEORGIA Village, was charged with minor in possession/consumption of Applicants will receive additional information alcohol. SOU1HERN UNIVERSITY after applying. \ PAGE6A IN! JESDAY, m \ THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY

Assistant director of Student Affairs web sites and for good reason. at Career Services said that she sees Companies like Army National Employ an opportunity for students to turn Guard, The Cheesecake Factory, their websites into a positive example CampusPoint Recruiter, Govern- from page 1 of who they are. ment Contractors, and the Los Many students have already "Students could also consider Angeles Police Department also have taken the warning to clean up listing experiences in college," she MySpace pages and sometimes look their websites. In a press release said. at the website of potential candidates by CollegeGrad.com, 47 percent of Rowell is not the first one to according to About.com college graduate job seekers who stumble onto this idea. A number In simple terms, upcoming col- use networking sites have either of Internet analysts and bloggers lege graduates need to be aware of already changed or plan to change suggest that posting experiences and what they post. the content of their pages as a result .resumes online could be a good thing Employers are now, more than of their job search. for employers searching websites. ever keeping track of their employees Despite the potential evil that Spherion.com, a recruiting and and potential employees and now, could come from webpages and staffing company reported that 22 things that you put on your MySpace blogs when it comes to entering the percent of college graduates post and Facebook could come back to professional world, Amy Rowell, parts of their resume to their personal haunt you.

Tips for posting information on your site: An Evening with Rockapella 1. Don't put up now, when you're at 4. Be thoughtful about 6. Adjust your privacy to benefit anything you'd be a different stage of what you post, and, settings, if your profile em,barrassed to have your life. Would you most importantly, would be deemed your Grandma find, want your (future) kids think about whether inappropriate by pro- Habitat for Humanity because she might be reading it? you need to post it. spective employers or online too! family members. ofBulloch County 3. Realize that there is 5. If something on 2. Consider whether a difference between your profile is illegal, 7. Be mindful of you will want to read what you and a re- you should not broad- including excessive what you wrote today cruiter might think is cast that you engage party pictures on your Friday, January 26, 2007 in twenty years from appropriate. in such activities. profile or web site. 7:30 p.m. The "quote" section of students' students post on Facebook. "Its open Georgia Southern Profiles Facebook profiles actually contained for the public to see." from page 1 some of the most interesting content, Students do seem to be increasingly such as, "If you never set any goals in more careful of how much of their Performing Arts Center would probably not particulary love life you'll never be disappointed." profiles they allow others to see, but to see on a recent graduates group Among the sea of references to beer- even that might not stop an employer Tickets $30 membership list. bongs, sex, getting high and blacking from getting a bad impression. The questionable material doesn't out from drinking were a few sporatic Even though your profile may be seem to end at groups about beer references to enjoying reading, not hidden from everyone who isn't on Buy Online at: or pot. Students are also posting doing drugs and enjoying classes. But your friend list, anyone can search for photographs, wall messages and while browsing Facebook the "drugs, "drugs" and your profile will be among http://ceps.georgiasouthern.edu/pac profile details that would be sure to sex and rock n roll" message was far the others on the list with the section raise eyebrows from many future more clear. that the drug reference is found, such Tickets will be available online employers. So what's the big deal with posting as "interests" or "activities." and at the Box Office More than 600 GSU students a few photographs of your friends If your profile is fully-accessable, an included "beer" as an interest or funneling a beer or getting their legs employerwill see ifyou've listed under activity on their Facebook profiles shaved after passing out early? Ab- your interests "I don't use drugs" or "I - almost half listed it as their only in- solutely nothing - if you don't mind use drugs everyday." terest - and nearly 100 students listed future employers seeing it along with "It's fun to show your friends drunk Call Habitat at 489-2076 for information "drugs" among their list of activities everyone else. pictures of one another,"said Phillips. and interests. The majority of these "It's like going to work drunk," said "But it's important to remember that students had no limitations on who math education major Lyndsey Phil- your employer, your pastor and your could view their full profiles. lips, refering to some of the content parents might be seeing it one day." (greenbriar Hatamjc » Fireplaces MJ ■ Mfe#"' } • 2 bedroom/2 bath • Screened pordior private brick patio • 4 bedroom/3 bath • Basketball & ! • Screened private back patio

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In NFL:The Indianapolis Colts. Peyton Manning and In NBA: Atlanta Hawks the Colts overcame an 18-point first half deficit to forward Josh Smith. Smith defeat the rival New England Patriots in the AFC Cham- was fined $25,000 after pionship Game Sunday night. Peyton Manning led Who's Who's raising both middle fingers one miraculous drive after another, finally beating arch to the Charlotte crowd nemisisTom Brady and Bill Belichick. Saturday night. Smith also In NFL: African-American Head Coaches. The Chicago kicked a pile of towels and Bears Lovie Smith and Indianapolis Colts Head Coach was ejected in the second Tony Dungy became the first minorities to reach the quarter in last weekend's SPORTS Super Bowl. game against the Bobcats. Manning E I VS. WILDCAT reaches the P.M. HANNER FIELDHOUSE pinnacle of his career Congratulations to India- napolis Colts quarterback Peyton Manning. It's been a long time Chilling streak coming, but as good of a player and as clutch as he was in Sunday's battle to get the monkey off his back, he's still not Jamie Tuten/STAFF Hatcher went 76-12 in seven seasons as head finished. coach atValdosta State University. Never mind that of blown leads he owns a 7-6 career Hatcher eager playoff record, Will holding Adams to embrace the Lom- MY OPINION bardi tro- phy is his traditions of ultimate goal, something that he has yet to accomplish in his illustrious nine-year career. Eagle football But quarterbacks Trent Dilfer (who?) and Brad Johnson (he still By Will Adams plays?) have somehow managed Managing editor to achieve. But to do so, Manning will It's didn't take long for Georgia Southern have to outplay a quarterback Athletics Director Sam Baker to find the Eagles that if not for teammates Brian a new head football coach, and even less time Urlacher and Devin Hester, would winning over fans, alumni and boosters. probably be on the bench or most Friday morning at Bishop Fieldhouse, the likely out of the NFL. ghost of Brian VanGorder was long gone, but However, Rex Grossman's as Chris Hatcher took the podium, the spirit of Bears can still win in spite of Erk Russell was alive and well. him, making them no different With all of the southern charm akin to the from Dilfer's Ravens of 2000 or late great Eagles coach, Hatcher spoke genuinely Johnson's Buccaneers of 2003. of the celebrated traditions and culture of Eagle Grossman's legacy will ul- football, much to the delight of a capacity crowd timately be decided if he can nearing 100 boosters and alumni. actually play two decent games in Jamie Tuten/STAFF "We needed to get someone that would enjoy Dwayne Foreman and the Eagles are currently on a three game losing streak and look to get back on track tonight against Davidson. a row, not necessarily the skills he coaching at Georgia Southern and our fans would thinks he has, or lack thereof. enjoy having coach at Georgia Southern and I Manning, unlike Grossman, think that's a part of the mission we were on," who has all of the class, aptitude Eagles look to get back to winning ways tonight said Sam Baker. and brains to secure his legacy Baker wasted little time getting the 33- among the NFL's all-time greats, By Mike Anthony ence matchup that tips off at 7:30 phasis on the road) for the Eagles Appalachian State that saw the year-old Hatcher on the phone, hiring him last has everything it takes to will the Staff writer at Hanner Fieldhouse. One thing as of late. Kicking off a three game Wildcats rally from a 10-point Thursday, less than 48 hours after former GSU Colts to a Super bowl title. that is sure to help the Eagles is the conference road trip on January first-half deficit to lead by seven, coach Brian VanGorder resigned. The last two weeks have been But Grossman can't and won't, chance to finally play in front of a 10th, GSU fell to Chattanooga. only to lose 81-74. The loss was see EAGLES, page 2B a trying time for the Georgia because he doesn't have it in him. friendly crowd. From there, they tried their luck in the first in 12 games overall and the Southern Men's basketball team. This is Peyton Manning's time and "We had five games in nine days Charleston twice, but again came first home setback all season. The Eagles, who improved their only he can decide his fate and and then had eight days off," said up just short, falling to the College Davidson lost seven seniors Southern Conference record to 2-2 ultimate legacy as a quarterback head coach Jeff Price. "That can of Charleston and The Citadel by off last year's NCAA Tournament GSU83,ASU78 with back-to-back home wins at in the National Football League be good, that can be bad. We're a combined eight points: team and has a roster that features the beginning of the month, have by defeating Grossman and the rested, but you worry about how At home for the first time since five newcomers and only one seen a turn for the worse as of late. Bears in the Super Bowl. Already rusty you are not playing in eight an 83-78 win vs. Wofford back three-year letterwinner. Despite The team is battling to bring their seventh all-time in touchdown days. More than anything, it will on January 8th, the entire team is the inexperience, the Wildcats lead Lady Eagles current three game losing streak passes with 275, Manning is a sure be interesting to see how we come looking forward to playing in front the conference in nine different to a halt. lock for the Hall of Fame; out. We've lost four road games in of the Hanner crowd. team categories, including scor- They get their chance to turn And is without question one the last 30 seconds and that can Davidson had been one of the ing offense (80.8 ppg) and scoring fall at home to things around tonight as they host of the best quarterbacks to ever really hurt a team mentally." hottest teams in the nation prior margin (+10.9). the Davidson Wildcats in a confer- play under center, it would all It has been a rough road (em- to Saturday's home setback to see DAVIDSON, page 2B be negated if he's beat by a quar- Mountaineers terback as erratic and seemingly By Katie Porter incompetent as the unpredictable Staff writer Rex Grossman. Manning hasn't been exactly perfect during this Loss 67-58 Loss 74-69 loss 67-64 The Georgia Southern Lady Eagles were postseason, but he has put to- January 10 @ UTC Janlary 13 @ The Citadel January 15 @C of C unable to overcome Appalachian State's strong gether enough drives to secure shooting Saturday night at Hanner Fieldhouse, three playoff wins, one on the road The Eagles tied the game at The Eagles led 60-57 with 37 Eagles blew 36-31 lead in when they lost to the Mountaineers 85-68. even, in which he didn't lead one 58-58 with 3:22 left in the-sec- seconds left, but The Citadel second half and College of Mountaineer junior Maria Grimes scored a touchdown drive. career high 33 points and pulled in 10 rebounds Charleston broke away on Grossman however, has been ond half and did not score for took the lead with 2:12 left in against GSU. both god-awful and played just the remainder of the game. OT and never looked back. an8-C run. Shawnda Atwood, barely well enough at the same who just returned from What's next for time to be able to fall back on an ankle injury, and the Lady Eagles: at Furman, a defense that if Manning had, Chequilla Jessie paced Saturday 3 p.m. would have more rings than the Lady Eagles with 14 Tom Brady and his offensive points a piece. line put together. Football is the Lady Eagles fall to North Florida in first match In the first half, Appalachian State went ultimate team sport, but where on a 16-1 run in 7:40 to lead GSU 21-5 with do you draw the line? How does GSU News Service No. 5 spots with Kegerreis and Shea 9:10 remaining. someone, that can play as awful as Huxtable defeating their opponents. The lady eagles only points for the next four Rex Grossman, deserve a chance Kegerreis won at the No. 2 slot, 6-3, minutes came from Atwood's six free throws. to play in and possibly win the The Georgia Southern women's 6-1 and Huxtable came from behind GSU continued to struggle with shooting as NFL's title game? tennis team dropped their first com- to win 0-6, 6-2, 6-2. they finished the half making only 4-of-28 Manning has played too well petition of the season 5-2 at North Maddox fell in No. 1 singles (6-4, shots compared to the Mountaineers ll-of-20 for way too long to lose out to a Florida in a hard-fought match versus 6-3) as did Reynolds at No. 2 (6-4, from the field. bumbling excuse for a quarter- the Ospreys. 6-1). "We weren't in a rhythm from start to fin- back like Rex Grossman. The doubles point went What's next for Fuller dropped her No. ish- offensively, defensively," said Eagles head Peyton Manning is by far more to UNF despite tough com- the Lady Eagles 4 spot (7-5,6-4) and Lau- coach Rusty Cram. deserving of a ring, not because petition from the Eagles. vs. Florida A&M, ren Wolken fell 6-4,6-2 at In the second half, GSU attempted to cut Saturday 11 a.m. Grossman isn't, but because Man- In the No. 1 slot, Kristi the No. 6 position. Appalachian State's lead but the Mountaineers ning has been more instrumental Kegerreis and Heather "This was a really well- never let down. Chequilla Jessie opened the half in his teams' success down the Reynolds won 8-2. fought match for us," said assistant with a block and converted her steal into a lay stretch. An AFC team with Gross- up on the other end of the court. The No. 2 doublesrpair, Christine coach Kim Wollett. man at quarterback would not be Caforio and Jessica Fuller, fell 9-7 in a "We're really proud of Shea for The Mountaineers quickly responded when in the playoffs, or anywhere close. match that came down to the wire. coming back after being down a set leading scorer Maria Grimes netted one of her Come Feb. 4 Manning will have Molly Maddox and Jessica Matlosz, and the doubles point was extremely six three pointers of the night. With 7:40 left in his cake and eat too, as he watches playing in the No. 3 position, fell 8-4 tight," said coach Kim Wollet. "Hope- the game, Tiffany Brown made a three for GSU Rex Grossman fumble away the in their doubles match. fully we can learn from this loss and and then continued on the next play with a lay opportunity to take the title and In singles competition, the Lady build on some things for our next File Photo up and free throw. However, that could not spark legacy away from him. Eagles took victories at the No. 2 and match," she said. The Lady Eagles return home Saturday to take on Fla. A&M. see EAGLES, page 2B PAGE 2B I NEWS TUESDAY JANUARY 23,2007 I THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY

Hatcher said that what fans will see Davidson Hatcher on game days will be similar to of- fensive systems run by schools like from page 1B from page 1B Texas Tech and West Virginia, a said senior guard, Jimmy Tobias. coach Brian VanGorder re- variation he likes to call the 'Hatch "They're always excited and they al- signed. Attack'. Winning over fans with his ways get [the team] into it." Despite inheriting a 3-8 team, southern drawl, Hatcher explained, It's no wonder that the Eagles Hatcher sees promise and a bright "Our offense will be similar to old Homecoming 2007 are anxious to play at home. No mat- future for the Eagles. 'Hambone,'" he said of the triple- ter how the team is playing, Georgia "We have everything in place that option offense run by former Eagle, Would you like to be a part of history at Georgia Southern University? Apply to be Southern always seems to hit its stride we need to be a championship caliber Tracy Ham. "Instead of pitching it on the Homecoming Steering Committee and help plan events for our Centennial when playing in the friendly confines Homecoming. You could help plan the parade, coordinate the doo/dah-stepshow, football team," said Hatcher, who backwards, we'll pitch it forward!" assist with the noontime programs, help with marketing and PR, be the general chair of Hanner. They have lost just four becomes the sixth full-time head Hatcher said to the resounding of Homecoming, or other positions. Applications can be found online at - http:// home contests dating back to the 03-04 coach in GSU history. "We will add cheers of the numerous Eagle fans students.georgiasouthern.edu/sac/hc2006/steeringcommitteeapp.pdf You can also season, including a run of 18 straight to the six championship banners, and alumni in attendance. "I wel- submit your application online at - www.georgiasouthernhomecoming.com. We that was good for fifth best in the na- 16 playoff appearances and eight come all of the expectations and I encourage you to submit online. If you turn in a hard copy you must TYPE it out. tion at the time. Applications are dueiby Friday, February 2nd. Southern Conference Champion- can assure you that no one expects The Eagles will also be looking for ships and make no mistake we will more than Chris Hatcher and his Today a personnel boost tonight, as junior do that early," he said. football staff and his football team," Matt Fields may get back into the "Erk Russell was pretty much said Hatcher. Confused about options for living? Where should you live this summer lineup. Fields, who has missed the last an idol for me. He's who I wanted The winningest coach in Blazers' or next fall? What are your options for off and on campus living? Who has amenities? What is the nine games due to a foot injury, will history, Hatcher was 76-12 at his best price? High-speed internet and cable? Stop by the Housing Fair 2007 and visit vendors with to play for. It's a chance to coach at be a welcome addition off the bench. a place I've always admired," said alma mater. When Hatcher took over your questions! llam-2pm in the Russell Union Ballroom! FREE event! Sponsored by: The Office Before his departure, he averaged 17.1 of Student Activities - Call 486-7270 for any questions. Hatcher. "Now, to embrace great as head coach in 2000, he wasted minutes, 6.2 points and 4.8 rebounds, traditions, to have the kids ride to no time molding the Valdosta State Free Will and Free Pizza at 12:30 pm - Russell Union Room 2044. Leaders of three faith traditions and at 6'7", 195 pounds, Fields will add the stadium in yellow school buses, program into his image. In his first will give their perspectives on the question of Free Will and Sovereignty and the implications for some needed size to the GSU lineup. to eat breakfast at Snooky's, to get the year back at VSU, Hatcher took a living an authentic faith. Facilitated by Jerry Johnson of Baptist Collegiate Ministries. Now that they are healthier and water from Beautiful Eagle Creek, 4-7 squad the previous year and Marriage: The Sacred Connection at 2:00 pm- Russell Union Room 2044. Come and explore a playing on their own floor, the Eagles those are things college football is turned it around to a 10-2 record Jewish understanding of the special place of marriage in our connection to God. can get down to the business of getting all about." (8-1 in GFC action) and berth in themselves back into the Southern Promising a quick turnaround, the Division II playoffs. The Student Disability Resource Center will be sponsoring a Faculty and Staff Open House on Conference mix. With a2-5 conference January 23, 2007 from 3:00 pm to 5:00 pm in Building 805, Room 1021. This event will provide mark, a second straight division title faculty an opportunity to view test-proctoring space and to learn about proctoring services. The seems unlikely. event will also provide an opportunity for the SDRC to show their thanks for the support we receive "We didn't play very smart,' However, as anyone who knows from the faculty and staff of the University. Refreshments will be served. The SDRC is located in GSU coach Rusty Cram said. H< college hoops can tell you, where you Eagl es Building 805 on Forest Drive beside ROTC. from page 1B continued, "It's not about whc finish isn't nearly as important as how we play, right now it's abou Trinity Trouble at 8:00 pm - IT Building Auditorium. Come out and take a biblical look at God and you finish. leading scorer Maria Grimes ourselves." more specifically the Godhead. Facilitated by Brad Lacy of Chi Alpha. With the SoCon tournament and netted one of her six three point- its automatic NCAA tournament bid GEORGIA SOUTHERN (7-12,2-6): Brown 4-14 ers of the night. With 7:40 left in 2-3 12; Jessie 5-11 4-414;Melson 3-141-1 7; Wednesday, January 24th just around the corner, the Eagles will the game, Tiffany Brown made a Whitney, C. 2-8 2-2 8; Geiger 0-3 0-0 0; Henry be looking for that spark that could 0-2 0-0 0; Rivens 3-6 3-8 9; Atwood 2-8 10-13 Would you like to get involved on campus? Stop by the Student Organization Fair and,yisit tables three for GSU and then continued 14;Youngblood 1-4 0-0 2; Waterman 1-2 0-0 2. to get information about current student organizations, campus employment, and ways to get send them on a run and give them a on the next play with a lay up Totals 21-72 22-31 68. involved with leadership opportunities at Georgia Southern University! 10am-2pm in the Russell chance to be dancing come March. and free throw. However, that APPALACHIAN STATE (9-10,3-5): Grimes 9-13 Union Ballroom! FREE event! Sponsored by: The Office of Student Activities - Call 486-7270 for Tonight's game will feature two of 9-12 33; Bennett 4-7 3-6 13; Ketner 3-5 4-6 10; could not spark the Lady Eagles, Tossie 3-5 2-2 8; Mixon 4-4 0-1 8; Thomas 4-11 any questions. the top point guards in the Southern as they were unable to bring the 0-0 8; Costner 1-3 2-2 4; Williams 0-1 1-2 1.Totals 28-49 21-31 85. The Office of Volunteer Services needs your help!! Meet in the office from 10am-l 1:30am and assist Conference in Richards and junior Mountaineers lead to less than Dwayne Foreman. at Worn Threats, a thrift store in Statesboro. We will provide transportation. Please arrive no later 18 points. Halftime: Appalachian State 35-21.3-Point than 9:50am at Russell Union 2202. We will be back on-campus by 11:45am. Foreman is second behind Rich- The Mountaineers shooting Goals: Georgia Southern 4-23 (Brown 2-9; Whit- ards in' the conference in assists per ney, C 2-5; Rivens 0-2; Melson 0-3; Youngblood Cultural Book Club Discussion: Velvet Elvis at 12:00 pm - Baptist Collegiate Ministries (Formally was excellent as they ended the 0-3; Atwood 0-1), App. State 8-12 (Grimes 6-7; game at 6.3, placing him seventh in game 28-of-49 from the field. Bennett 2-3; Thomas 0-1; Costner 0-1). Fouled Known as BSU Building). Come and contribute to the conversation that Jesus started over 2000 NCAA Division I. out-Georgia Southern-Brown, Appalachian years ago and consider how to live out a life of Christian faith in today's society! Facilitated by Todd GSU did improve their shot in State-Mixon, Ketner. Rebounds: Georgia South- In the month of January, Foreman Deal, Professor of Chemistry at GSU the second half by 24 percent, ern 38 (Brown 7), App. State 44 (Grimes-10). is averaging seven assists per game, but ended the.game only 21 -of-72 Assists: Georgia Southern 15 (Whitney, C 5), including a career high-tying 13 vs. App. State 16 (Bennett 5). Total Fouls: Georgia from the field. Southern 25, App. State 30. Attendance: 963. Thursday, January 25th Pikeville on Jan. 2. 4th Annual Thank Your Mentor Day at the Russell Union Rotunda from 1 lam-lpm. When you were a child or young adult, was there someone in your life-a teacher, neighbor, relative, coach, friend, or boss-who encouraged you, showed you the ropes, and helped you become who you are today? That person was a mentor to you. Freedom to Choose How January is National Mentoring Month, and Thursday, January 25,2007 is the 4th annual Thank Your Mentor Day. You Want to Live At Join Volunteer Services in honoring an important mentor in your life by making them a personalized Thank You Gift! Volunteer Services will have a "Thank Your Mentor Day" table set up at the Russell Union Rotunda from 1 lam-lpm in which you can make a personalized gift for your university mentor to thank them for helping you! Spiritual Unity in Diversity at 12:30 pm - Russell Union Room 2044. In a modern age threatened by religious misunderstanding and antagonism, the Bahais will share a healing message of the underlying common spiritual teachings of all religions. Bahais believe that there is one God with Bermuda Run many names and that we are all children of this one God, and the golden rule runs like a golden thread through all the religions. Facilitated by Dan Rea, Professor of Education at GSU Diverse Religions at 2:00 pm - Russell Union Room 2048. Representatives from the Unitarian Universalists, the Wiccan Faith, Jehovah's Witnesses, and the Mennonites will briefly introduce and Apartments explain the modern relevance of their beliefs. Demise of American Religion at 6:00 pm - Russell Union Room 2044. Come and talk about the disastrous effect of post modernism and the new tolerance on the American mind! Facilitated by Josh Chambers of Friendship Baptist Church Friday, January 26th Career Services will be sponsoring a, "Life Planning Conference." This conference offers special sessions to help students land the job of their dreams. Register online for this event by January 26th. The keynote speaker, Martin Yate, will speak on January 30th and the workshops will be held January 31st. Win up to $200 cash. Register online at - http://students.georgiasouthern.edu/career or call 681-5197 with any questions. Religious Insight in Secular Fiction at 1:00 pm - Russell Union Room 2073. 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GSU News Service County in the senate, Howell Cone advocated changing First District A&M One hundred years after it was Schoolintoatwo-yearteacher'scollege, founded, Georgia Southern kicked off ornormalschool.Fiveyearslater.heled its Centennial celebration by accepting the charge to elevate Georgia Normal a unique collection of historical docu- School into a four-year institution, ments from two Bulloch families. South Georgia Teachers College. Robert Benson III presented GSU Cone died in 1952, but GSU hon- with legal papers, personal letters and ored his memory by naming a residence photographs that help to tell the story hall for him in 1954. The documents in of the early years of the university. the Benson and Cone collection span Featuring the original deed to the from 1905 to the 1950s. The items land on which GSU was built, the include mortgage and loan docu- documents will be housed in the Zach ments from Sea Island Bank, personal S. Henderson Library. correspondence from South Georgia "These are significant documents Teachers College President Marvin relating to the university's history, and Pittman, and photographs from Robert we are very pleased to add them to Benson's scrapbooks. our Special Collections," said W Bede "Some of the financial documents Mitchell, the dean of the Henderson really underscore the depth andbreadth Library who tookpossession of the gift of the community's commitment to the on Friday, Dec. 1. school," said GSU historian and profes- The documents came from the sor emeritus Del Presley. "A popular private collections of the Benson fam- local refrain, repeated by Cone and ily and the Cone family. Both families others for more than 40 years, was, 'this have long-standing ties to GSU Benson is the people's school.' These documents is the son of Robert Benson Jr. and the help to showwhy the community would grandson of Maude Moore Benson, not let it fail." who served as the dietician at Georgia Benson and his son discovered the Normal School, whichis what GSU was documents in the 1980s while cleaning called in the mid to late 1920s. out an abandoned office that housed the Howell Cone was one of Martha Charles E. Cone Realty Company. Cone Benson's cousins. An attorney, Presley relied on parts of the collec- he served in the state senate and the tion to write "The Southern Century: state house of representatives for GSU1906-2006,"therecentlypublished many years. book that chronicles the first 100 years In 1924, while representing Bulloch of the school. m WANT you

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College of Public Health offers 10.7 million in jobs Karl Peace By Kevin Bell of Georgia. The College of Public main areas of direct economic impact: and various pharmaceutical com- donated 2.5 Staff writer Health at GSU was made possible student spending, payroll and oper- panies. million to through a donation of $2.5 million ating expenditures, and the annual Innovation by the faculty also help found Researchers predict that the by Karl Peace. BASS (Biopharmaceutical Applied contributes to both GSU and the GSU's college Jiann-Ping Hsu College of Public The Bureau of Business Re- Statistics Symposium) Conference. southeast region. Universities are of Public Health, which Health at Georgia Southern will search and Economic Development "Most of what you see forecasted often thought of as innovation cen- has created (BBRED) was commissioned by will be a net value as a whole," said ters for new ideas and products. "I have a major impact on southeast almost 150 Georgia's regional economy over the Karl Peace to research the impact Jeremy Hill, the assistant director of promise access to the knowledge to new jobs in next 15 years. the college would have on southeast BBRED, who prepared the report. businesses outside the college," said this area, and It is predicted by 2020 that the col- Georgia's economy. BBRED used "There are a lot of values to the Uni- Jeremy Hill. an ecomonic lege will support 146 newjobs, which the Regional Economic Modeling versity that cannot be calculated." The College of Public Health is impact of 10.7 will result in an estimated $7.3 million Inc. (REMI), a dynamic economic The College of Public Health will working toward reaching its goal of million in additional goods and services, as impact model, to study the impact also provide a highly skilled labor having 200 graduate-level students well as create an additional $10.7 of the college. force that would be in demand in and they continually bring in new million in personal income. While preparing the report, both rural and urban areas. faculty and staff every year. Special Photo The College of Public Health BBRED took a conservative approach Students would be qualified to As it continues to grow, the Col- was established in January of 2004, when measuring the economic ben- work in health departments, hos- lege will provide access to new ideas making it the first School of Public efits the college will have both locally pitals, Environmental Protection and more income for workers of' Health in the University System and regionally. They looked at three Agency, Center for Disease Control, southeast Georgia.

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