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The George-Anne is the official student newspaper at Georgia Southern College, owned and operated by GSC students and utilizing the facilities provided by GSC. Volume 67, Number 24 Statesboro, Georgia 30460 Thursday, May 21, 1987 GSC Housing crunch finds partial relief By JENNY OLIVER traffic. Because of the lottery for dorm Staff Writer space, it will openup more space for the If you walk down the dirt path freshmen, sophomores, and new amidst roots, bulldozers and orange students who wish to live on campus. markers, it seems impossible that the Plans for the College Station call for site across from Paulson Stadium will a winding central drive, with the first soon be college student housing; yet the 60 units built on one side. There will be project preparations are fully parking for four cars outside each suit, underway. The College Station has with easy access to an on-site come to meet the needs of students at laundrymat, clubhouse and pool. The GSC next fall. clubhouse will contain large-screen "We wanted to help the growing T.V., a fitness facility and a fireplace, school and community. These suites and the pool will have an oversized will be something of a cross between an deck for sunbathing. apartment and a dormitory, designed Each 1,100 square foot unit will for students and their particular have a breakfast bar, kitchen, living interests," said Dean Childress, one of area, four private bedrooms, two baths the project develope-s. The College with tub and shower, an abundance of Station will have 60 units in its first closet space and a patio. There will be a phase, with each suite designed for phone hook-up, and cable TV. is four students. Each unit will be fully planned. An on-site manager will be furnished: four bedrooms, complete available to assist residents with any with bed, desk, lamp, dresser, chair problems or questions. and nightstand; living room, with sofa, Rates are $175.00 monthly per lamps, entertainment center, student, plus a refundable security endtables and coffeetable; kitchen, deposit and application fee when complete with frost-free refrigerator, signing a one-year lease. Students will dishwasher, bar stools and bar. Each fill out a personality profile, which will suite will have central heat and air and help in selecting roommates. In this carpet throughout the unit. way, those students who do not already Before deciding to begin, Childress have three roommates will be more and his partners conducted extensive likely to find people with similar !?§-?:"■ market research. They wanted the interests and backgrounds. perfect site, the ideal design, and the "We've been watching the growth support of the community. "So far, the at GSC very closely," said Childress. college and community have been very "There are a number of good The College Station and clubhouse provide a community-living atmOS- supportive. Everyone can benefit from apartment projects near the college, Phere- Photo by G. Ryan a project like this," said Childress. but the availability of housing could The location is convenient to the not keep up with that growth. With the to move forward and the area will gain proud of." campus (not to mention the stadium), College Station working for phase one housing that students can enjoy and Watch the local papers for more yet it is far enough away from the main completion this fall, GSC will continue cf the college and community can be information about the College Station. New controversy surrounds radio station By CATHY McNAMARA pointed out to Murray and the media served. Although there is some controversy Staff Writer committee that there is no "I am just trying to deal with the Some controversy has always programming restriction on over the fulfillment of the public legal aspects of the station," explained interest obligation, Dewey recognizes surrounded the type of music played on educational stations aside from the Murray. "I have been monitoring WVGS—some like it and some don't. standard obligation to program in the the lack of attention towards news and WVGS all day and I have only hear one has made some proposals. He said he Recently, however, a new issue of public interest. PSA," he commented. "According to debate has become the topic of Still, Murray fears that WVGS's would "gladly welcome" on or off- the dj manual, each dj should average campus interviews, call-in shows, discussion at several of the media license could be challenged and two PSAs per hour." committee meetings. successfully revoked because, newscasts and/or other news shows of So, why is there so much confusion "topical interest to the students or According to Kent Murray, media although the FCC cannot censor over the issue of educational committee chairman, WVGS 91.1 is not programming, they can "prescribe the community." programming? "Well, the FCC "New stress on public service fulfilling its obligation as an nature of the service to be rendered," regulations are vague," offered educationally licensed radio station. i.e. educational programming. Murray appeared in our dj manual," stated Murray. "The station does not have to Dewey. "The program director position Apparently, the station's primary does not consider two PSAs an hour to program anything, but if someone thrust, as stated by an FCC regulation, be a "significant public service" as was re-activated at the last media wants to challenge their license, they committee meeting precisely for the should be to educate the public. stated in the dj manual. Furthermore, could lose it." In order to ensure According to Russ Dewey, WVGS according to Murray, when it's time for purpose of adding versatility to our educational programming, Murray public service programming," stated faculty advisor, the station has met its license renewal (a license must be proposed news and public affairs legal obligation by playing progressive renewed every seven years) the Dewey in a letter to Murray and faculty programs and possibly the installation members of the media committee. music and airing two public service station's education programming in •of an AP wire service at an average announcements each hour. Dewey also the community may have not been -fost of $2,000 a year. Page 2, The GEORGE-ANNE, Thursday, May 21,1987 Guest Cottage renamed Southern Inn Newsbriefs The GSC cheerleaders will be By Stuart Patray thought it was really like a cabin students, parents, alumni, guest having a car wash, Saturday, May 23 *» * Staff Writer nestled in the woods somewhere when speakers and all other visitors to GSC a from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Benny's 76 on When does a cottage become an in reality, it is more like a motel." modern and convenient lodging Fair Road. inn? As of this reading, the Georgia Because the guest cottage is really a facility at a reasonable cost. In * * * Southern Guest Cottage has misnomer, Arnett decided to change its addition to Arenett, the inn also has a A French film directed by Jean unofficially become the Southern Inn. name to something more fitting. It's night manager, Angie Harrison, who Renoir, La Regie du Jeu, (The Rules of The reason for the name change been here for approximately two years; is a student at GSC and lives at the the Game), will be shown in the stems from confusion surrounding the yet because of lack of exposure, a lot of Southern Inn. Language Lab in the Education original name. "There was a people don't realize it's here." . Located at the intersection of building on Wednesday, May 27 at 7:30 misconception about the guest cottage Operated through the Stores and Chandler Road and Knight Drive, the p.m. The movie is sub-titled and because of its name," said Southern Shops Division of Auxiliary Services, inn has a total of 15 rooms available for everyone is welcome. Inn Manager, Marsha Arnett. "People the purpose of the inn is to provide rent. Because it was formerly a * * * dormitory, 14 of the rooms share a The Williams Student Center is bathroom with an adjoining room. One sponsoring a weekend camping trip to room has its own bathroom. The 14 the Okefenokee Swamp on June 5, 6 rooms sharing a bathroom can be and 7, 1987. The Center will furnish Ttckty-KiueScMiilt rented as suites making seven suites transportation as well as other — y HM A Sojcnd Tkeif Waul U Skau Wtik tjtw.. available for rent. expenses, excluding meals. If you are All linens (sheets and towels) and interested, contact George D. Lynch or supplies (soap and cups) are furnished. Michelle Smith at 681-5415 or come by A full size kitchen is available for all the Rosenwald Building, room 17 by guests. Each room is also equipped May 29 to reserve one of fifteen spaces. M&W MACH flf^ with color cable TV and a phone. "I want to encourage more people to take advantage of these facilities here at GSC," Arnett commented. 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The GEORGE-ANNE, Thursday, May 21,1987, Page 3 Students and law enforcement officials attend conference By JULIE WILSON Bernhard Goetz case and citizens' Robinson, a GSC alumnus, was . v -» Staff Writer rights to protect themselves. Goetz was and denounced the early release of The fourth annual criminal justice president of the Criminal Justice Club offenders. arrested for shooting several men he the year the first criminal justice conference was attended by 300 believed were going to rob him on a "Punishment can be a good thing in students and 40 law enforcement conference was held here. itself, whether or not rehabilitation New York subway. The closing session of the professionals on May 13 at the GSC Other speakers included Alex takes place. If I knew for a fact that Conference Center. conference was led by Reuben [punishment] didn't correct behavior, Bassin,, who assisted in the foundation Greenberg, chief of police of "The conference is called Law of the first drug rehabilitation I'd still put [criminals] in the Enforcement and Corrections in the Charleston, S.C. Greenberg stressed slammer," said Greenberg. community in the United States; Paul the need for punishment of criminals Eighties," said GSC criminal justice Anderson, a former Olympic weight professor Lana Wachniak. "We go with lifting champion who now runs the the hot, cutting-edge topics." Paul Anderson Youth Home for Tau Kappa Epsilon returns The opening session of the juvenile offenders; W.J. Taylor, who conference was led by Thomas Hunt, leads field operations for the Atlanta by RYAN BLAKE with over 300 chapters, may be regional director of the Guardian Police Department; and Sherri Staff Writer Angels, a nation-wide community returning to GSC. TKE formerly Robinson, a special agent in the Tau Kappa Epsilon, the largest patrol group. Hunt discussed the Georgia Bureau of Investigation. maintained a chapter at GSC, and social fraternity in the United States while they were here they installed the rock near Williams Center. Alpha Tau Omega hosts High Hope Softball tournament Larry Belvin, a transfer student from Columbus College and a TKE By STUART PATRAY marathon among themselves by member, will hold an organizational Staff Writer Friday evening with a few local teams playing Softball 24 hours without any playing. The double elimination meeting for the fraternity on Softball enthusiasts got their fill of breaks," said ATO President Keith Wednesday, May 20 at 6 p.m. in America's game recently as the Eta tournament resumed Saturday Marshall. "We collected donations morning and ran through 9 p.m. Williams Center. All interested Zeta chapter of the Alpha Tau Omega from local businesses. This year we students are invited to attend. Fraternity held their First Annual Trophies were awarded for first, decided to invite various local teams, second and third place. Akins Machine The procedure for setting up a High Hope Softball Tournament, May charge an entry fee and create a chapter of the fraternity will be simple, 7-9. Shop won the overall competition. I tournament." "This event has become a tradition according to Belvin. Members can Held at the GSC Sports Complex The brothers changed from a become active immediately with no every spring, the event has been for our brotherhood," Marshall marathon to a tournament for two commented. "We raised approximately pledging or hazing involved. sponsored by the ATO fraternity since reasons. First, they raised more money "This will give opportunities to 1975 as a fundraiser for its favorite $1,000 this year and that's the best through the entry fees that we've ever done. I can't think of people to set their standards and philanthropy, High Hope. High Hope supplemented the donations colleted characteristics while meeting different is a school for mentally handicapped anything better than having fun from businesses. Second, a 24 hour playing softball and raising money for people," said Belvin. people and all proceeds from the marathon seemed to promote the Further information about the tournament are donated to the school. a worthy cause at the same time. consumption of alcohol at the sports Giving that money to the High Hope establishment of a chapter of the TKE The competition was called the complex, a situation the school will no fraternity at GSC can be obtained by ATO Softball Marathon until now. kids really leaves you with a good longer allow and a liability the feeling inside," he added. calling Larry Benville at 681-7592. "Originally, the brotherhood held a fraternity does not want to accept. The event was preempted by a fund LETTERS TO THE drive competition among the GSC sororities. The winning sorority that EDITOR colleted the most money was Phi Mu. Later, the ATO brothers and sisters DEAR EDITOR: For Lunch: "Knights in Shining Armor" is from Zeta Tau Alpha sorority held a School Meal party with music and dancing for the what it seemed like to me one Tuesday Look for our Plan afternoon on Hwy. 80 East when I had High Hope kids at the ATO House. a tire to blow out. Can you imagine how The High Hope kids again returned Luncheon accepted it feels to have to pull in the middle of to the GSC campus to kick off the softball tournament with a game Buffet -thA turn lane because that's the lane against the ATO team. v that is "open and free"? It's a bad feeling, especially if you don't know The tournament got underway how to "change a tire exactly. Well, I '-didn't'even have to open my trunk by myself, because three of fhe nicest r; Georgia Southern Cjollege students RECORD SHACK stopped immediately and gave me a Full Line of Music and Fashion Jewelrv "changing" hand. LATEST RELEASES, LOW PRICES Steak Sandwich My husband arrived on the scene EXCELLENT SERVICE and they still insisted on changing 18 E Main SI The Best of All Worlds i that "dirty old tire," and would not Statesboro. Georgia 30458 (912) 764651 accept pay, they told me they were glad Luncheon Specia to do it These students were great. I will RESEARCH PAPERS never forget Eric Cooper and Larry 16,278 to choose from—all subjects Kxxsxssxxsaatsxsssxsxsssx^^ Ennis from Thompson, Georgia and Order Catalog Today with Visa/MC or COD Alex Armstrong from Orlando, H» 800-351-0222 Florida. Gentlemen, its great to know ■■I'lniH-jr in Calif. 12131477-8226 that chilvary is not dead. Your parents Or, rush $2.00 to: Research Assistance 11322 Idaho Ave. #206-SN, Los Angeles, CA 90025 TO LAND THE RIGHT JOB should be very proud of you. Custom research also available—all levels Gratefully yours, Jean Howard Ge, .he m yj h, CHERISH the Moment with your G.S.C. Diploma Board right suit on sale now YOUR DIPLOMA ot the only $19.95 contact: Southern Enterprises, Inc. Keith Berneberg BRASS PLATE 489-1311 Page 4, The GEORGE-ANNE, Thursday, May 21,1987 Mike Klug TERRY MOTE ^^^ LAVENA PURDOM Editor ^fl ^t News Editor

» ? New course - Lying 151 BEKKI SHRIVER \^^# LYNN MOORE Where I grew up we were told the it 5 They are then transfered to the Managing Editor ^^^ Business Manager was wrong to tell lies. Not only would office desk (the arch-nemesis of lies make God hate you but they also neatness and bottomless pit of papers) brought down the wrath of Mom and where they are used for coffee cup Editorial views expressed in the George-Anne are not necessarily those of her killer hairbrush. We avoided telling mats, raw material for paper airplanes the Georgia Southern College administration and/or faculty. Signed lies for the most part and life was quite and door stops. columns are solely the viewpoint of the writer. happy. All the while the instructor is telling College came and changed my his students about how he is busily at views on lying. I was at once work grading them and that they surrounded by people who had no more should be ready to give back "any day fear of telling a lie than of breaking the now." Let'■ hear it for the media - Pfooey speed limit on Highway 16. The students, credulous as they are, "Where did these people learn to lie soon learn the lesson and begin to use with such skill? I asked myself. The We at the George-Anne, along with most of the general public, are sick of the same process to explain missing or answer, of course, is from their late papers. "I'm almost finished" they the scandal stories plastered across our TV screens and newspapers. Ever teachers. will say, looking hard into the eyes of since the Iran-Contra affair came to light, a day doesn't go by without Students may have been brought up the professor. "All I have to do is copy hearing about it. There seems to be no end in sight with hearings underway. in houses where it was wrong to tell edit and type it up." Then there was the PTL Club fiasco with Jim and Tammy Bakker and it lies, but the faculty seems to have Instructors teach students who in continues to haunt us. Now we'll be hearing about Gary Hart, Donna Rice forgotten this maxim in their quests turn teach other students who in time for doctorates. teach new instructors. The cycle goes and whomever else they can dream up for many more months to come. Some professors have no qualms on and the college education of the Come on guys, the man has pulled out of the presidential race! What more do about standing before a crowd of 150 students slides along on the you want? students and saying with a perfectly foundation of B.S. we have built. We Whom will they single out, stake out and ruin next? Burt Reynolds? straight face, "The tests will be graded have learned to lie and to be damn good on Monday," when they know full well (Oops! AIDS rumors have already cost him movie parts and driven him to at it. that they will be in Savannah this So next time you go home and your the psychiatrist.) Lisa Bonet? (What does that Cosby kid do when Bill isn't weekend drinking and trying to pick up Mom notices some change in your around?) Micky Mouse? (Why hasn't he married Minnie after all these women. The tests are doomed to sit on attitude, smile to yourself, look her years?) the back seat of an Impala, baking in dead in the eye and say with a grin, We can rest easy knowing the press is sniffing out (or creating) scandals, the sun, being sat on by kids and "But Mom, I have no idea what you're slowly coming unstapled until they are talking about." making our country safe for democracy. remembered Wednesday afternoon. Hats off to Chris Duke Ken Lowery Advertising Manager Mike Klug Features Editor The George-Anne would like to applaud the efforts of Intramural Mike Mills Sports Editor Director Chris Duke and his fine staff for their efforts this last year. Never Lee Davis ' Copy Editor in recent memory has an entire intramural season gone so smoothly and Adam Hils Assistant News Editor without the numerous controversies that seem to accompany these sports. Lance Smith , Assistant Sports Editor At the beginning of the year it was apparent that there would be a Lisa Cornwell Photography Editor tremendous increase in the number of students participating in Bill Neville, Advisor intramurals, yet Chris Duke's staff handled the increase efficiently The George-Anne is the official student newspaper of Georgia Southern College and is owned and operated by GSC. The office is located in Room 110, Williams Center. and has somewhat rectified the ever-present problem of intramural The telephone numbers are 912/681-5246 and 681-5418, and the mailing address is officiating. GSC, L.B. 8001, Statesboro, GA 30460. The variety of sports offered by the Intramural Department gave each and every student on GSC's campus the chance to complete. We applaud their efforts and wish them continued success in a coming year that will be further complicated by the tremendous increase in enrollment. Keep up the good work Chris Duke! LETTERSTOTHE EDITOR

DEAR EDITOR: good work that the 50 or so djs are LETTERS POLICY I am writing in response to the letter doing for us students. All letters to the editor are subject to standard editing policies for taste, libel, etc. The editor in the George-Anne by the "concerned The criticisms always seem to be reserves the right to reject any letter. There is no word limiton letters and they are published on a student" about WVGS. I, and many over the progressive music that is first come, first serve basis. Letters should address issues and not attack individuals and all other students, are getting very played on WVGS. I would like to recall lettters should be signed—it will be the editor's decision whether or notto print the name. Letters irritated to read every week about how the definition of progressive that was should be addressed to: THE EDITOR, The George-Anne, Landrum Box 8001, Statesboro, bad our radio station is. I think it is given in that letter. Progressive means, Georgia 30460, or brought by Room 110, Williams Student Center. time that somebody starts praising the "stepping forward in a steady motion or taking action." Given the definition, this concerned student treated the CflHPUS CRAZIES ARTAMD^.^ .. , BY Jl^flte^*^ WVGS djs, who play progressive music, of being protesters and simple minds who need, to grow up. I think l-UI ILKY ! that he went a little too far. Let's not IUSERT 25* ! forget that for many years rock music, ^T^^ ^^^^H of any type, has helped to achieve great things. Just recently, Band Aid, Live Aid, and Farm Aid have made people VjiJ' more aware of the hunger problem in Africa and the farm problem in this country. They also took action to help these people the best way they could. III Did the bands who participated in <80«Brees«uf those events have progressive ideas? Did they protest about something? <•> P They certainly did and for very valuable causes. I would also like to i tf/'w/tjA point out that many bands who A flWm participated in those concerts are ! \ i * See LETTERS, p. 6

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C LAS SI F1 E D 5 continued from p. 5 LETTERS from p. 4 today labeled a progressive. Would you say that they were simple minds for FOR SALE: 1976 MG. $1800 or best offer. Call 852- FOR RENT: Large 2 and 3 bedroom apartments for doing so? Probably not. Most FOR SALE 5743 after 4 p.m. fall quarter. GREENBRIAR AND HAW- THORNE COURT. Call 681-1166 to reserve'an progressive artists writes songs which FOR SALE: By owner. Three bedroom brick house. apartment. have a real message that they would FOR SALE: Dalmation puppies. AKC registered. Two bath, family room, fireplace, screened porch. like to express, but unfortunately only Four weeks old. $225. Call 681-1392. Near schools. $59,000. Call 681-3469. college radio stations are giving them LOST & FOUND FOR SALE: 1972 VW Bug. Lavender. Good FOR SALE: Bass guitar. Peavy Foundation. $325. the opportunity to do so. This is not to condition. New tires and seat covers. $1,200 or best Call Mark at 489-8127. say that the music is excellent as well. offer. Contact Dana at 681-7595 or 681-3363. The progressive concept is not FOR SALE: 130 watt bass amp. Peavy MISSING: Large, bright orange and black limited to rock music. Most great FOR SALE: Two story Dutch colonial home, on Foundation. $625. Call Mark at 489-8127. "Grand Opening" sign with white trim. Measures golf course, pool, landscaped lot, three bedroom, approximately 5-7'x7'/2'. If you know anything achievements, of any type come from 2'/2 bath, playroom, fireplace, new kitchen and about the whereabouts of this sign, please contact progressive ideas. It is the only way carpets, mint condition. $89,900. Call 489-1134. Jim at 681-4695. A reward will be given. Sign was that our world can progress and move FOR RENT last seen at WVGS. FOR SALE: Dalmation puppies, AKC registered. forward. Only those who never Four weeks old. $225 each. Call 681-1392. FOR RENT: Summer quarter. Three bedroom LOST: Gold rectangular charm. "Credit Suisse." question anything are simple minds. condo in Sagebrush. Newly furnished, $400 per Near faculty parking lot behind Math/Physics I have to give a lot of credit to the djs FOR SALE: 1976 AMC Pacer. $300. Call 764-9518 month. Call Coach Blankenbaker at 681-5522. /Psychology building, two weeks ago. Reward. on WVGS who give us the opportunity after 5 p.m. Call 681-5412 or Math Debt. FOR RENT: One and two bedroom furnished to listen to new music and new ideas. FOR SALE: Old South dress. For details, call 681- apartments-adjacent to campus, all on ground LOST: Gold charm V/'xW. Says "Swiss Suisse." Thanks to them, some of us have an 6683. level. Call 764-2525. Behind MPP building near back faculty parking alternative that we can tune to besides ot. Reward. Call 681-5412 or R.M. Berger at the FOR SALE: 1977 MGB. Restored to original the commercial stations which FOR RENT: 1 and 2-bedroom apartments adjacent Math Department. condition. Call after 6 p.m. 852-5278. to campus, all on ground level. Call 764-2525. brainwash us by playing the same LOST: Gold Seiko ladies watch. If found, please songs over and over. Moreover, aren't FOR SALE: Pair of twin beds: box springs, FOR RENT: Eagle's Nest condo available for call Michelle at 681-7682. you tired of listening to such limited matresses, frames and brass headboards. $100 summer quarter only. Rent plus utilities. Call 681- lyrics as "baby I love you, baby I want each. Call 681-6173 after 6 p.m. 6069. LOST: Near Greenbriar Trail. Six-month-old black male cat with white feet and stomach. No you"? I am. And by the way, next time FOR SALE: 1978 Dodge Diplomat. Call 681-5555 FOR RENT: Apartment for rent. Two bedroom, collar. If found, call Christy Rosenberger at 681- anybody has such smart comments to between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Ask for Doris. semifurnished. 4A University Place. Summer 7605. say about people who are trying to do quarter only. $295. Call 681-1781. FOR SALE: 12-speed Schwinn bicycle, two years something interesting for this school, old. Best offer. Call Ken at 681-6803. FOR RENT: Eagle's Nest Condo. Available for PETS please have the self-respect to sign summer quarter. Rent plus utilities. Call 681-6069. your name. Keep it up VGS. FOR SALE: 1974 Pontiac LeMans. Two door, sun roof, new tires, air shocks, partially restored. Chris Demarta FOR RENT: Two bedroom, two bath unfurnished PETS: Loveable, smart, cute, medium-sized, $1,000 OBO. Call 764-8417 or leave message for apartment. Located at Hawthorne Court, #2. Need house-broken dog to be given to a good home, can Rob at 764-8338. to rent soon. Call 681-6595. do tricks and loves people. If interested, please call Cathy, Diane or Tricia at 681-6069. FOR SALE: 1983 Kawasaki 650. Excellent FOR RENT: Limited number. New two bedroom Write a letter condition. $1250, negotiable. Call 489-1236 or 842- apartments available for spring quarter. 2000. HAWTHORNE COURT 681-1166. This space is for rent to the Editor. GSC Bookstore - Landrum Center HENRYS Tarv Hair Styles Rob Bollard—Senior, Macon, Georgia # flaiU (Q) When you move into the new bookstore, what additional Haircuts products or services do you plan to offer? (A) We plan to expand every department we have. Grocery items, snackj, paper backs, and personalized sportswear will <►♦♦♦♦♦♦ www see the greatest expansion. PERMS Haircuts $500 HIGHLIGHTS Tanning HAIRCUTS "JJ" Jones—Senior, Augusta, Georgia and up 5 sessions $10 (Q) Why doesn't the bookstore carry more basketball novelty MEN & WOMEN items and sportswear? (A) We have ordered several additional items tor specific sports ♦>♦♦ for next year. 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Robert Bazemore—Sophomore, Savannah, Georgia (Q) Why in the world do you get a 5 million percent prof it on the items you sell at the bookstore? (A) Our overall markup in the Bookstore is 28% - 30%. We don't feel that is too high. Certainly not what you describe as excessive. Odyssey Records College Plaza • 681-3371 Freda McCloud—Sophomore. Dublin, Georgia (Q) Why don't you give students discounts on greeting cards like they do at Wal-Mart and K-Marf? Long Awaited (A) Nearly all of our customers are students. We would have to be giving a discount to nearly everyone who came in. MOTLEY CRUE Gwen Harris—Sophomore, Vidalia, Georgia (Q) Why are prices here higher for most items than they are at Girls/ Girls Girls stores out in the community? Don't you think students deserve a break on expenses? (A) Students do deserve a break on expenses. Our textbooks are priced as low as we can afford to price them. Plus, we areas low 'e Rent Radar Detectors ' or lower than 90% of college stores. We can't match certain prices offered by discount stores because we do not have the Store Hours: Monday - Saturday 10-9 benefits of volume purchasing enjoyed by these chains. But, we are competitive with other retailers on almost every item in the store. Sunday 1-6

wcmmmmmmmmmmmmam ■C «i (? O O « O C' 9 Q -1 C C: o © e 9 4 a e «.■ © » © e a ® e e © » a> e » e © «• e G *J b 3 c c «■ e is e ® G i G ® © © © ® • o © « • © &' 3> C ■3> * E -: s e s Q e■ - e © © e © * ® t, © ® © © - © © e" e The GEORGE-ANNE, Thursday, May 21, 1987, Page 7 FEATURES Mike Klug The Revenge of Curmudgeon's Corner their parental duty to be) and you will to start lying about everything from classrooms which are too full of people Well here it is almost the end of the be able to rest for three long months in your grades to your sex life as soon as and too empty of wisdom, abused by quarter and what do you have to say the same blissful ignorance that you you step through the door. Parents just teachers who care more for their for yourself? have enjoyed ever since you came to can't understand the wild party life we reputations than their students, forced There you sit, reading the paper, college. all enjoy so very much here at GSC, can to park our cars off in the woods and eating one of Sarah's latest sugar You can sleep in every morning, they? yes, once again abused by the coated grease-cakes, with your belly watch gobs of television, walk eround It's tempting to describe summer as Curmudgeon. hanging over your belt like an over- the house in your underwear and even a time when students can go home and Enjoy your summer, get drunk and filled water balloon and your grades drink the booze out of Dad's liquor switch their minds off but I have yet to try to forget what you never learned in slipping into oblivion, and all you can cabinet when no one is home. You can see any evidence that they were on to the first place. Prepare your mind and think about is how well your tan is walk around the malls in Atlanta cr begin with. body for another year of classes which developing. cruise the Dairy Queens if you happen Perhaps next year will bring a new you will sleep through anyway. And Well the year is almost over and to live in smaller towns. You will have pursuit of knowledge to our hallowed pray each night before you go to sleep soon you will be able to go back to the to think no more about your academic (if not crowded) halls, but I don't have (or pass out, as the case may be) that loving, safe and well-stocked home career than you do when you're here at much hope of that. Next year we will the grades you are making now will not that most of you haven't seen since GSC. once again be doomed by the tunes of haunt you too badly when you set out to way back last weekend. Mom and Dad Of course home does have its \7VGS, poisoned by Landrum, fed raw get a job. will be happy to see you again (as it is drawbacks. You will immediately have cooking oil by Sarah's, crowded into Goodday!

,=Jr=J,=Jr=lt=Jr=J,=J,=Jr=ErF=V| WRJkJUJU MWH BWLOW SOUTHERN DAYS & NIGHTS "LOANS ON ANYTHING OF VALUE". One of the area's lamest dealers in: •JEWELRY >tv .GUNS Film Classics our fine synyjhony as they weave their •CAMERA'S ••• •STEREO'S The department of English and mystical musical magic through the philosophy will present the movie jiight air. •INSTRUMENTS Romeo and Juliet in the Conference Counseling Center Store Hours: Tues.-Sat. 10:00-6:00 — Closed Sun. & Mon. Center assembly hall at 5:15 and 7:30 Need help with a career decision? on Monday, May 25. This is one of the The Counseling Center's computer Located outside of STATESBORO MALL between Belks entrance finest renditions of a Shakespeare film SIGI is always ready to help you plan and the Main Entrance. yet to be put on film. All students are your tomorrows today. Contact the encouraged to attend and enjoy the Counseling Center for further details. true exhilaration of Shakespeare the Museum way it was meant to be. Admission is The GSC museum wishes to only $1. announce the opening of it's awaited Music exhibit The First Georgians. This The Statesboro-Georgia Southern exhibit features artifacts from the Symphony will present its last concert early Indians of South Georgia as well of the year on Friday, May 22 at 7:30 as recent replications of their clothes "V.m. As in the past, this concert will be and tools. The exhibit will be on under the stars at the Sports Complex display during the regular museum and free to the public. Free drinks will hours through the rest of the quarter. be served and you are welcome to bring Students are welcome and encouraged a picnic dinner. Come out and enjoy to attend.

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- .' Page 8, The GEORGE-ANNE, Thursday, May 21,1987 Special Recreation Celebration to be held

Students from the recreation department here at GSC partici- pate in last year's Special Recreation Celebration. Special Photo

By MIKE KLUG Features Editor On Friday, May 22 from 9 a.m. until noon the GSC departmentof recreation and leisure services in conjunction with the Statesboro Recreation Department will present the fourth annual Special Recreation Celebration When Domino's Pizza Delivers®, Serving Statesboro and Georgia Southern College: in Sweetheart Circle. we guarantee that you'll get a hot, *. ..-» More than 500 kids and adults delicious pizza. If you are not * whose handicaps or age often limit satisfied with your pizza, call and their recreation are expected to be on 681-4326 hand and to take part in the activities let us know within 30 minutes College Plaza and games that have been specifically after delivery. We'll deliver another V?" designed for all disabilities and age pizza, free, or refund your money. DOMINO'S Knjov groups. Participants will be bused to PIZZA the campus from area nursing homes, Return of at least one-half special education classes, developmen- DELIVERS" Now Hiring Drivers CLASSIC tal service centers and other programs pizza required. s for "special populations" from throughout southeastern Georgia. "Last year over 300 special friends and 250 volunteers joined us," explained Dr. Paul Miko, founder and coordinator of the celebration. "This year's special celebration will be even Order your favorite 12" or Order your favorite 16" bigger, with more games, prizes and 16" pizza and receive ONE or more item PIZZA fun for everyone." and receive $2.00 OFF! This year the event is billed as a true $1.00 $1.00 OFF! $2.00 country jamboree "guaranteed to give Not valid with any other Not valid with any other you all the fun of a church picnic and coupon or offer. coupon or offer. all the neighbor-to-neighbor OFF! OFF! excitement of a traditional Participating stores only. Participating stores only. barnraising." Activities planned for Offer good thru 6/21/87. this year include pony rides, Offer good thru 6/21/87. watermelon seed spitting contest, Please check one: horseshoes, checkers, bingo, half- □ 12" □ 16" rubber, country and western music and a comic tag-team wrestling match. Please provide name/phone/address on coupon BEFORE driver arrives, Please provide name/phone/address on coupon BEFORE driver arrives The event is an annual project of the name: phone: GSC recreation department, student, name: phone: faculty and staff. The celebration is address: address: open to the public and everyone is GA1-S/L GA2L1 invited and encouraged to attend. For J L more information on how you can become part of this celebration of life Our drivers carry less than $20.00 Limited Delivery Areas. ©1987 Domino's Pizza, Inc. contact Dr. Miko at 681-5462. K*

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WSkcx sty hockey, squash, lacrosse, crew, and paddle tennis. Here at Southern, we have ^reppg (Sugg baseball and ... ? We can only surmise that the athletic department feels that there is more action going on at the In-The-Pines pool, even if it is green. Come to think of it, the action is more exciting than paddle tennis. Even though Muffy is astounded by our 1-0 prediction record this year in football^ she still waits in breathless anticipation for the Catawba game. Oh hell, she'll never learn how to spell that one. Maybe we should get her that best- selling book— The Lore, Grandeur, and Spelling of Catawba College. The more we think about it, the more Catawba sounds like a Brazilian nut. Our honorary prepster Tracy Ham told those Eskimos from Edmonton to "Take off to the Great White North .. Take off, it's a beauty way to go." Yes, Tracy is going to the LA. Rams as a backup running back and an emergency quarterback. Hey Tracy, meet us July 20 at Malibu's Nantucket Lighthouse; the brewhas are on us. Now that we think about it, Fred Stokes and Gerald Harris will be there too—this is really getting O.T.W. (off the wall). Well, time to act like a preacher and get the hell out of here. We're off to evict Jim, Tammy, the secretary, and her makeup from our mansion in Palm Springs. CIAO! Dash and Biff wonder about Spring Sports at GSC. Photo by Lisa Cornwell

Biff Condor and Dash Riprock here—the Preppy Guys. The two of us were totally blown out hungover last Saturday afternoon when Mummy told us to The Library "hurry the heck up" and catch Robin Leach's "Lifestyles of the Rich and Not- So-Famous." Rich—yes that makes sense: not-so-famous—hardly. Anyone Food & Spirits who happened to catch our presense at the GSC Homecoming Parade could not help but notice the thronging masses of peons who were cheering on their favorite preppy prognosticators. Not-so-famous? Get a real accent, Robin. Obviously infuriated by the idea that we are not-so-famous, one of our beer Fabulous 50'd swilling buddies—Kyle Manning Van Door, Jr.—contacted a lounge entrepreneur who was searching for a name for his nouveau bar. In honor of Pavty 764-2074 one-half of the Preppy Guys, he is opening Dash Riprock's Saloon in Statesboro. It will be totally O.O.C. (out of control). The brewskis will be Thursday, May 21, 1987 flowing and the fabulous babes will be dead attractive. A fun time will be had by all—definitely R&I (radical and intense). By the way, where's our publicity Back by popular demand check? S \&» Well, it's Spring Quarter. While Muffy enjoys her P.T.H. (peak tanning Pee*-, ANDY TISON J&& hours) and reads her favorite book— The Lore, Grandeur, and Spelling of Mississippi, the two of us downed one G&T after another wondering, "where are all the sports in the spring?" Back at dear old Harvard, we enjoyed field Y *°°

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Staff Writer With a depressing end to the season At first glance, the head of the the Warriors moved to San Francisco health department, Frank Radavich, taking with them only three players. could only cite one question from a Radovich was traded to the Chicogo H person's mind: did he ever play Bulls but again he did not sign. basketball? "My only goal was to be a high Yes, he did play basketball. In fact school basketball coach in Indiana," he played such good basketball that he he said, "so I went to graduate school made Ail-American at Indiana at IU." University and was drafted in the Immediately after graduate school, second round of the '60 NBA draft. Radovich, 24, entered GSC as an He holds a big-boned, solid 6'8" assistant basketball coach: his first frame as he is forced to lower his broad experience as a coach. shoulders as he returns through the He was an assistant coach for five doorway of his paper-crowded office. years and a head coach for three more "They said I needed to get back to Frank Ratavich former St. Louis Hawk and Philadelphia 76er. before taking a temporary leave to gain work," he chuckled as he finished his Photo by Lisa Cornwell his doctorate. rounds of chit-chat with neighboring freshmen to play in their first years. basketball as stepping stones. While working for his doctorate at offices. Yet, they still practiced and worked out "You got into professional IU, he became good friends with Bobby His wall is overspread with a recent with the team. basketball to publicize your name so Knight. Radavich helped Knight with Indiana University poster of the recent He played with great teammates when you finished basketball you his first year at coaching the Hoosiers. national champions, his IU team Archie Neese (two time All-American), could get a good job," he said. He earned his doctorate in "Health photo and other basketball Royal Bellamy, and Georgia State Only the big names made enough and Safety" and now heads the health paraphernalia. basketball coach Bob Reinhart. money to retire comfortably, such as department. He is married to a fellow He grew up playing in, probably, After graduation, the St. Louis Bill Russell and the mighty Wilt "Hoosier," has two girls and resides in the most prolific basketball state- Hawks drafted the All-American and Chamberlain. Statesboro. He still escapes and finds Indiana. All Big Ten in the second round. But, The pay might not have been time to play ball with some of the "old- In a town in north Indiana, Radovich opted to go to the Goodyear satisfying, but the game held many timers." Hammond, he finished high school Weather Company to play in the facinating memories especially when He is a very colorful person and he and gained a scholarship to IU where Amatuer Athletic Union. you were the back up center for Wilt can grab your attention to a story that he played under Hall of Fame coach After a season with Goodyear he Chamberlain. could entertain a crowd of war Branch McCracken. resigned with the Hawks and then was "It was great. I was only 23 years- veterans. But with such great and "Back in the Old Years, basketball traded to the Philedelphia Warriors. old, I saw Wilt score the infamous 100 entertaining stories he does not want was entirely different," Radovich Marty Blake, the general manager points in one game. I played against any to be published. announced as he straightened his tie of the 1960 St. Louis Hawks says, Bill Russell and other such greats as that actually is long enough to touch "Frank was one of the best players and Bob Cousy, K.C. Jones, Elgin Baylor, his belt, "I was only allowed to play for could really shoot the ball. He could Bob Petit and other Hall of Famers," three years." play today." he said looking toward the ceiling as if ANGRY Radovich played from '57-60, only Although the professional pay was he was back in 1960. 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JnlJifliMflJiliJiiiJii Llii Jili lil UTJUTTMBT 3B35Si c a e s e e < F GSC faces Miami today Fraternity L Ind. Women B-l W Ind. Men B-l L ATO 3 2 Bad Nu's 2 Beasley Boys 4 Delts 0 6 Dingus MaGees 2 BMT Bulls 1 Kappa Alpha 4 2 Gator Girls 1 Boro Bombers 0 Kappa Sigma 6 0 Mustangs 3 Buffaloes 2 Pi Kappa Phi 3 3 Specialists 3 Gators 3 Sigma Chi 3 3 Sweethearts 0 Krigs Kids 1 •Sig Ep 1 4 Wesley Women 3 Leftovers 3 Sigma Nu 3 2 The Reckers : 4 Sigma Pi 0 5 Ind. Women B-2 W L The RETs 6 Phi Delt 4 2 BSU Women 2 3 Tiki Tan 2 FCA Ruths 3 2 Ind. Men B-2 W L •s*4 Sorority W L Johnson II 3 3 t~~*- Archibalds 0 2 ADPi 2 Junies 5 0 BSU Men 3 2 ZTA 0 Lil Martlet 2 3 Double Trubl 1 4 Kappa Delta 1 4 Pi Kap Lil Sis 1 5 Free Agents 5 2 PhiMu 3 2 Pi Siggetts 5 0 Happy Campers 1 4 Past success includes 1962 National Championship. Photo by Lisa Cdrnwell Chi Omega 1 3 Rowdy 3 B 0 5 Kenwood 5 0 Ladies of DST 2 3 Muletrain 1 4 By MIKE MILLS Atlantic Regional will advance to join Lees Ladies 1 4 Ind. Men A-l W L Night Hawks 5 0 Dingus Magee 1 4 Sports Editor the seven other regional champions in Old Men 2 3 Dorm Men W L Latin Express 1 3 Today, the GSC baseball Eagles are Omaha, Nebraska for the NCAA Striker 2 3 Bombers 2 3 Mallardauto 3 2 playing University of Miami in the College World Series. Ind. Men B-3 W Atlantic Regional of the 1987 NCAA Miami is coached by Ron Frazier Cone Express 5 0 Pimp Sticks 1 2 L Daves Braves 3 2 Southern SND 3 1 Androns 2 2 College World Series at Talahassee, (1017 wins) who celebrated his 1000th o Dodgers 3 2 Thumpers 3 1 Bullets 2 Fla. The Eagles earned an automatic win earlier this season. He has been to Titans 3 3 The Players 2 2 Campus Sec 3 1 bid .to the NCAAs by winning the the NCAA championships for 15 VZ Vikings O 6 Docandjocs 4 0 TAAC conference tournament. The straight years and won it twice (1982- Ind. Men A-2 W L KAOs 0 4 All-Madden 4 0 game between Miami and GSC will 1985). He will be a coach in the '87 Dorm Women W L Martlets 1 3 Generics 3 1 The J Tema 0 6 Panthers 3 1 begin at 11 a.m. and may be heard Pan Am games. Oxford Blues 0 5 Stratford 2 4 The Richards 1 3 locally on FM 100 with Nate Hirsch The Hurricanes are lead by left SF Covering 3 1 Warwick 5 1 Roosters 4 0 and Mark McClellan. fielder Mike Fiori who bats .429, has Sports Buff 1 4 Winburn 5 1 Wesley Men 0 4 The regional will feature a double seven homers, 84 hits and 56 RBIs this Southern Ace 3 1 Ind. Men B-4 W L elimination format and contain such season. Coach Frazier calls Fiori the T Birds 1 3 Bandits 4 1 notable teams as: (1) #8 Florida State, best hit and run man in Miami's The Blasters 4 2 (2) #19 Miami, (3) South Alabama, (4) history. Fiori has hit .500 with runners Ind. Women A W Cheat Towin 3 2 Central Michigan, (5) GSC and (6) East in scoring position. Andrews K.K. 5 Team Rankings Ducks 4 1 Carolina. Some of the other Hurricane Generic 3 through 5/15 FCA 1 4 Sports Buff 1 1. SF Covering Andres K.K. Pi Sig 0 5 Miami will start Joe Grey (6-4, 3.63 notables include DH Frank Domingus The Suds 1 ERA) and the Eagles will send their (.349, 15 homers, 20 doubles, 53 RBIs, 2. Thumpers Sports Buff Jaguars 4 1 3. Kappa Sigma Winburn Reckin Crew 4 1 ace pitcher Keith Richardson (11-5) to but has struck out 45 times), Kirk 4. Generics Generics SHH Cone 1 4 the mound. Miami's regular season Dullum (.333, nine homers and 35 5M.TO Suds Wild Turkey 0 5 record was 35-24-1 and GSC sported a RBIs) and Jorge Robles (.350 no 31-28-1 record. The winner of the homers and 33 RBIs).

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Page 12, The GEORGE-ANNE, Thursday, May 21, 1987 MM The Pines Snackbar Announces Hs annual Spring Bash! Come Join us on June 4Hi for a POOL PARTY & COOK-OUT FREE SMALL DRINKS GRILLED HAMBURGERS BY THE POOL —MEAL CARDS ACCEPTED—

The Party Begins at 2:00 p.m. and will continue until 6:00 p.m. WITH THE LIVE SOUNDS OF li it Featuring: NO QUARTER JEFF BEASLEY Contests being held during the day: ANDY TISON pKBtf JEFF WINTER Belly Flop 2:45 p.m. SPEC* JOHN JOSEY Relay Races 3:00 p.m. f0* Limbo Contest....3:15 p.m. miMiei* MGR: GREGG ALFORD flBST All Contestants Receive Prizes!

Sign up for all contests at the Starting at 4:00 p.m. Pines $50.00 Gift Certificate NO ALCOHOLIC Snackbar BEVERAGES will be awarded to the ALLOWED GSC Female with the BEST BIKINI and GSC Male with theBEST BODY (GSC Students Only) 25.00 Gift Certificates - 2nd place 10.00 Gift Certificates - 3rd Place an MMRMM