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BLUE EDITION Thursday THE SEARCH IS OH... Sixth in a series highlighting GSU's presidential candidates __ Februarys 1999 Vol. 71, No. 53 Grube shares his student-centered vision at forum By Allison Taylor ask him questions. News Editor "The whole enterprise IOOK Bruce F. Grube, sixth depends on faculty buying A closer at GoUs sixth presidential candidate, into whatever the vision of wants GSU to excel by the university may be," he presidential candidate becoming a more stu- said. , Education: A.B.- University of California, dent-oriented univer- Grube acknowledges Political Science. Pn.D.-University of Texas- sity, he said at the open that he cannot act as presi- American Government and Politics. question forum Monday. dent alone. Positions Held: 1995-present: President of This week marks the "I believe that you will "The presidency is Saint Cloud State University beginning of Black History move forward as a uni- shared. The presidency is 1992-1995- Provost of University of South Month.GSU will be versity if you create a not made up of me or any- Colorado 1987-1992- P rovost and Academic sponsoring a variety of very student-centered one else. It is made up of all. Vice President of California State Polytechnic activities, so enjoy the university," Grube said. the constituency on cam- opportunity to learn more "Many of the services we pus," he said. "It's like be- 1985-1987- Associate Vice President of about black heritage. provide for students are ing at the center of a web California State polytechnic University: areas in which we and trying to move it for- Planning.1983-1985- Associate Vice Sports should be providing ab- ward without breaking the President of California State Polytechnic solute first-rate service. web." University. Administration.1982-1983- This is another part of Grube said that interac- Chairperson of the Department of Political creating first-rate qual- tion with students helps Science at California State Polytechnic ity experience for stu- him to better understand 1981-1982- Chairperson of Faculty Policies dents." Sarah Trucksis them. Committee at California State Polytechnic According to Grube, STUDENT-CENTERED is what Grube He has a regular appoint- VISION University. 1978-1980- Program Director of if this student-centered hopes for at GSU.He is the sixth presidential ment with members of SGA, the Consortium of California State University. vision is put into action hopeful to be presented in an open forum. and he said he meets peri- at GSU, it will provide a odically with student me- Interests: American institutions and Lady Eagles positive advantage to the competition GSU has dia. Grube also teaches a class. processes, Public administration. Political celebrate victory with other universities. "The presidency can drive you crazy," he said. "I "Visions are compelling pictures of where we want to be in the classroom because it reminds me Service: Chair of University United Way In Moday's game want to be, not where we are," he said. "They of why we are all here, and it's fun." Fund Drive, Board of Directors at Kello against UTC, GSU require lots of other people to be involved and they Grube's said his personal strengths are in the Polytechnic School, Director of First American require people to say yes, let's go for it." form of organizing and directing situations. Bank, Board Member of the Boy Scouts of came out on top with a Trey Denton, moderator for the forum, and chair- "There is no president who knows it all," he said. America, Member of the Presidents Advisory score of 83-68. man of the search and advisory committee, fielded "The ticket is to find the best people for each Board, Presidents' Representative to the Please see story, questions to the candidate. position that you can find and work with those who Executive Council. page 6 Grube, who is currently serving as president and have those characteristics that you don't." professor of political science at Saint Cloud State According to Grube, internationalizing the uni- "It is very important for the president to be Features University, said GSU needs to set high goals. versity is another critical issue that GSU needs to engaged in the community," he said. "It is impor- "In order to position ourselves to be a regional address. tant to establish relationships with those people to model, we need to set the bar high for ourselves," he "The most prestigious universities are those that let them know you're there." said. have global relationships," Grube said. "It adds a According to Grube, there are ways to work with Grube said he wanted GSU to be within the top marvelous flavor to the university." and respect the community to work toward the ten universities of the country. Grube discussed some of the things that his betterment of the university. "Consultation, working with one another right university has done to internationalize the institu- When asked why he was leaving his present from the start is absolutely critical," he said. "Ev- tion. position, Grube said that he was entranced by eryone should understand what is going on, and They created an outreach program to attract the higher education in Georgia. He not only more importantly they need to understand the highly qualified students and they have partner- said that the HOPE scholarship was appeal- reasons for why a decision is being made." ships created throughout the world that serve as ing, but the university itself has attractive According to Grube, it is very important for the good resources for students who travel abroad. features. Student Spotlight: president to be aware of what is happening at all "In the long run, this university will be much "A university poised and doing things to take Catherine Carter levels within the university. stronger, but a lot of it has to do with the way you it up a notch offers an attractive feature to the Through her talent in He hosts a faculty breakfast every week to bring present and market the university," Grube said. university," Grube said. "This offers a sense of a small group of colleagues together. Another key element of the future vision for GSU photography, Carter civility to be admired. No institution, no univer- Grube also hosts an open forum to provide stu- is the community setting. sity ever, became great without expecting to reaches out and touches dents the opportunity to voice concerns or simply Grube said the small town setting is appealing. become great," he said. her viewers. Please see story, page 8 GSU progressing in Today's Word The fountain runneth over Gompphiasis (gomFlusis) n. The construction of buildings looseness of the teeth. Source: Weird Words Over 200 construction projects are currently Index underway at GSU, Announcements 2 renovating or Classifieds 11 expanding buildings. Comics 11 Crossword 11 By Kevin Head Features 8,10,12 Staff Writer Only in America 3 The Physical Plant and David Koepke Opinions 4,5 GSU officials have been busy expanding this campus in or- Police Beat 2 Workers got a surprise early Tuesday morning (above) as they were called to rid the fountain located in front of the University der to serve the students bet- Sports 6,7 Terrace of a massive bulk of bubbles. One worker said it costs ter. With over 200 different con- It is a desire of The George-Anne an estimated $300 to $400 to rid the fountain of bubbles toprintthenewsofGeorgiaSouth- including labor, a case of bleach and other chemicals. The struction projects the campus, ern University as accurately as fountain had to-be scrubbed out with bleach and water is continuing to grow. possible. If you believe that some- Wednesday morning (below) after another bubbling incident Many of the major projects thing covered is in error, contact should be finished within a the editor at 681 -5246 as soon as occured, stemming from soap residue left from the previous day. possible. Thank you. year if no problems arise. While some buildings are be- ing renovated or expanded, Erik Anderson other buildings are being EXPANSION UNDERWAY: In an effort to serve GSU students better, ADVERTISING: 681-5418 added. many campus buildings are currently being added or expanded. STORY OR PHOTOS: 681-5246 The new Ceramic Sculpture FAX NUMBER: 486-7113 Studio, which is located on P.O. Box 8001 to be finished in November cost of $13.5 million. Forest Dr., is one of the new Statesboio, GA 30460 1999 and will cost around The addition to the Math/ E-MAIL TO: buildings being added. $11.7 million. Physics/ Pyschology Building, [email protected] It is estimated to cost "The College of Education which will add 22 classrooms Check out our around $1.4 million and is building is currently run- and 28 offices, is scheduled to On-Line Newspaper at scheduled to be finished by ning ahead of schedule." De be finished by January 2000. http://www.stp.gasou.edu August 1999. Laar, assistant director of The new addition is sched- The new College of Educa- design and construction uled to cost $3 million. tion Building, which is also management, said. "All of the projects are on located on Forest Drive, is also The addition to the Con- schedule but something could Liked By Many, one of the new buildings be- tinuing Education Building come up at any time. This is Cussed By Some... ing added. should be complete by De- the best schedule we have Read By Them All David Koepke The building is scheduled cember 1999 at an estimated right now," De Laar said. Page 2 —, 1998 (pbrp*AP*e
eant 1999 will be held in the Union [email protected]. Things To Do at GSU Ball Room at 7 p.m. Advanced tickets • Christopher Lombard reported some- •"Rush Hour" will show at the Statesboro Police Department January 28 will be $3 and tickets at the door will be • Eugene Hunter, 19, of Panda Way one broke into his vehicle in the Dorman Russell Union Theater at 5:30 and 8 Ongoing $4. #58, was charged with fleeing arrest. Hall parking lot and took some CD's and a pm. February 1 •Free Tutoring in the Tutorial / 'The Museum will opening an exibit CD player. •In Gallery 303 there will be an art •A resident of Campus Courtyard, Center in library room 1001 has begun called the "Achievements Against • Jayna Wallace reported some keys exhibit featuring the work of Bert reported harassing phone calls. for the spring semester. Classes being the Odds." were taken from the Landrum Center. Brouwer, Suzanne Jenson and Pinky tutored are; american government, GSU Division Of Public Safety Bass. math, chemistry, western civilization January 31 •The Tuesday, February 9 and U.S. history, writing, biology, an- Senior Composition Re- • Jeremy Stuart Betsill, 20, 157 January 30 cital will be held at 8 p.m. in Foy Re- •Comedian Kivi Rogers will be Editors Note: Police Beat appears in thropology, learning strategies, and sta- Adrian Drive, was charged with DUI. • Wesley Ryan Cook, 20, of 100 Ber- cital Hall. at the Union Theater at 7 p.m. every issue of the George-Anne in an effort tistics. For more information call 681- •Brett Bohannon, 19, of 252 Flint muda Run, was arrested and charged with to inform the GSU community of the •"Communication in the 21st •A Faculty Recital will be held, 0321. Creek Drive, was charged with reckless obstruction of an officer and minor in pos- amount and nature, and location of crime. Century," a lecture will held in the featuring Ryan Kho and Malia Gutierrez •Military veterans are wanted to driving. session/consumption of alcohol. All reports are public information and can Southern Center Auditorium at 7 p.m. at the Foy Recital Hall at 8 p.m. assist in the chartering of a university • Matthew Harvel, of Towne Club be obtained from the GSU Division of Pub- organization that will provide veterans a Apartments, reported Burglary. January 29 lic Safety or at the Statesboro Police De- powerful voice on campus and in the com- Wednesday, February 10 Friday, February 5 • Kenosha Lewanda Archie, 23, of partment. munity. If interested, contact Chris Jones •The Symphonic Wind En- •The Army Ground Forces Band January 29 Watson Hall, was arrested and charged at 489-4401 or David,Barnes at 267-9423. concert will be held in the Foy Recital semble will play at 8 p.m. in the Russell •Stephanie Barr, of Players Club, with felony forgery and theft by deception. Hall at 8 p.m. Union Ballroom. reported burglary. jiiii •"Rush Hour" will show at the • Julie Woodson, reported a civil Compiled by Russell Union Theater at 7 and 9:30 p.m. January 28 Thursday, February 11 dispute. Thursday, February 4 • James Philips reported someone Chris Brennaman . »A Presidential Candidate Fo- •Esoteric live on Mic at 7 p.m. in broke into his vehicle in The Pines Park- rum will be held from 4-5:30 p.m. at the the Russell Union 2080. ^^ffr' Saturday, February 6 ing lot and took some textbooks. Russell Union. •Miss GSU pageant will be held •Chi Alpha Campus Ministries in the Union Ballroom at 7pm.. will have an organization meeting. For The George-Anne more information, call Elissa Blount at Monday, February 8 764-3020 or e-mail Kids seen drinking more •Miss African American Pag- [email protected] or brings home 10 and sooner than before awards from the GCPA By Susan Ferraro can-Americans. Knight-Ridder Newspapers Staff Reports munity Service — Features. The frequency of drinking and The G-A First place in General Ad- Kids drink more and sooner the quantities consumed are awe- Last weekend, The George- vertising Excellence than they used to, says the AMA's some: The average teen drinks Anne staff attended the annual Third place in General Im- Richard Yoast. on more than five days a month, Georgia Press Association provement. Many have their first drink by according to a study by the Ameri- Awards ceremony, or the GCPA 12 or 13. "The earlier they start, can Academy of Pediatrics. Kids 1998 Better Newspaper Con- Individual Awards: the more likely they are to be- who drink even more often con-." test. Best Column: Kelley come alcoholics," Yoast says. sume an average of 5.6 drinks at This year the event was held McGonnell won second place The effects can be tragic. In a time. Binging starts early: 39 in Macon at the Crown Plaza and Mike Davis brought home October, Rutgers University stu- percent of high-school seniors Hotel and conference center. third place honors. dent Jason Greco, 20, died after (more boys than girls) report, The George-Anne is proud to Best Review: Third place for a fall down the stairs following a having five or more drinks at report another successful ex- Ryan Madson night of heavy drinking at his least once in the previous 30 days.. perience at the GCPA cer- Best News Photograph: fraternity house. More often, Many arrive at college or their emony, brining home an incred- Second place went to Cory young drinkers enter a slower first job already heavy drinkers, ible 10 awards in total for GSU's Brooks. but inevitable physical decline - Yoast says. More than 40 per- student media. Best News Article based on doctors report seeing cases of cir- cent of college kids had binged - The following is a list of Interpretive or Investigative rhosis, the result of chronic heavy five drinks or more "at a sitting" awards that were presented to Reporting: Third place for staff drinking, in people under 40. for men, four for women - accord- the staff of the The George- reports. Teens who drink are 18 times ing to the Harvard study. Anne: Next year The George-Anne more likely than their Ninety-one percent of the fe-, staff hope to increase their win- nondrinking peers to have suf- males and 78 percent of the males General Awards: ning potential and make the fered sexual abuse, according to described their drinking as "mod- First place in General Pho- GSU community even prouder a study cited by the National erate" or "light." tography Excellence of their student-run media cen- Institute on Alcohol Abuse and The price teens pay is high: Second in Best Campus Com- ter. We would like to thank Addiction. Like adult alcoholics, Car crashes are the leading cause , munity Service — Sports. GSU for their continued sup- they are more likely than others of death among young people, Second in Best Campus Com- port of The George-Anne. to have alcoholic parents. and drinking is involved in one j^> ^^^^ ■ ■ <^^ Fifty-two percent of college of every three teen auto deaths. . ;i students drink "to get drunk," There are "more problems on-. HAVE A according to a 1995 College Alco- campuses in studying and gradu-, hol Study by the Harvard School ation, violence, sexual aggres-^ GREAT DAY of Public Health - up from 33 sion, fights, vandalism," Yoast percent in 1993. The trend cuts says. Drinking is associated with FROM THE across ethnic lines, but drinking risky sexual behavior. is more common among white The rise in teen binging is Cjr" ______teens than Hispanics and Afri- new, and no one knows precisely \ what's behind it. Drinking is a STOP 1999 MISS USA PRIZES OVER S170,000 INCLUDING CASH form of adolescent rebellion for LIVE ON CBS-TV some. Experts have traced a link Fighting Traffic... between attention deficit disor- MISS GEORGIA-USA~ der in kids and a proclivity for Walk to GSU! PAGEANT 2000 alcohol - children who are "im- NO PERFORMING TALENT REQUIRED pulsive" and hard to handle are three times as likely as others to' • You can win fame and fortune as Georgia's rep- have drinking problems by age resentative in the nationally televised Mi» USA* 21, according to a 1996 study. NOW LEASING Pageant next February. The search for Miss Georgia USA" is on. State finals will be October 16-17,1999 But there is hope. By defini- ■ in Dalton. if you are single and between lite ages tion, even heavy teen drinkers (912) 681-6765 of 18 and 26 as of February 1, 2000, you may haven'tbeendoingitfordecades, . qualify. For FREE entry information, send name, and intervention can work. Kids' ; address and telephone to: Miss Georgia USA", MEREDITH YOUNG substance-abuse programs at P.O. Box 723126, Atlanta, Georgia 31139, phone: MiwCcocgMUSA-MW (770)801-8000. New York Presbyterian Visit our web site at www.missgeorgiausa.com Hospital's Westchester Division use intensive group therapy and ' GEORGIA WINNER RECEIVES $5,000 CASH PLUS PRIZES » / + education to stop abuse before it ■ J f^ does serious physical and emo- TCWNE CLU5 SPRING BREAK'99 • PANAMA CITY BEACH, FLORIDA tional damage. IAPADTMENTS Faculty/Staff 1818 Chandler Road It's all good! Connection Jktf' >\ Statesboro, GA 30458 • Mike Brass, strength and Illustrated ^mok^ conditioning coach for Univer- sity athletic teams, has been cho- sen by colleagues in the South- ern Conference as Strength and And this Spring Break, Conditioning Professional of the Year for 1999. The award recog- it's all here... nizes coaches who show excel- One sure way to get your lence in their strength training Located next door to Spinnaker & LaVela, the Boardwalk programs. Winners are certified", Beach Resort is Spring Break Headquarters for Panama City Beach, Florida. And as host to Si's Beach Club '99, you'll be strength and conditioning spe- name in the paper is to drink immersed in the center of all the non stop party action! The;, cialists and members of the Na- So party with thousands, but sleep with the best! tional Strength and Condition- Call us toll free Boardwalk ing Association. He will receive' 1-800-224-GULF the award June 25 in Kansas and drive. City, Mo. •Lee Mitchell, graduate stu- dent in biology, and C. Ray Chan- dler, assistant professor biology, co-authored a paper titled, "Ef- ~ Just don't fects of Southern Flying Squir- rels on Nest Success of Red- cockaded Woodpeckers" in the current issue of The Journal of doit! Wildlife Management. George-Anne Thursday, February 4,1999 — Page 3 ONLY IN AMERICA... Bird found in pipe causes O New Mexico "His reaction was, surely the New Mexico Legislature has water scare in Iowa school tf something more important to do ^7r^~— \ H \ ~y* J\ J? Lawmakers want than promote wrestling The Associated Press missal time. governor to wrestle matches," said his spokesman, GLIDDON, Iowa—A western The city's water supplier Gov. Ventura John Wodele. Iowa school canceled classes PeopleService and the Iowa De- "He has a very keen sense of Monday after bird feathers were partment of Natural Resources The Associated Press humor. But he is the governor, found in the Glidden-Ralston investigated the problem and SANTA FE—New Mexico and he ... would prefer not to be x Y jH Community School's water fau- found a starling stuck in a 2-inch state senators want a no-holds- distracted by his wrestling repu- cets last week. service line just before the barred wrestling match be- tation," Wodele said. "It just wasn't a pretty scene. school's water meter, said Tim tween the governors of New Johnson, 46, who began his It was an ugly scene to be hon- Snyder, manager of the water Mexico and Minnesota. second term last month, is an est," Superintendent Dale service. Touting New Mexico's Re- accomplished athlete and fierce c \i '. v <© Johnson said. No one has been able to ex- publican chief executive — a competitor who begins each day / C~~~\ Students and staff were plain how the bird got there. triathlete and expert skier— a with a workout at 5 a.m. sent to their rooms about 1:30 Chlorine was flushed through "real athlete," the Senate on He has completed the Ironman p.m. Friday under a crisis the school's water lines over the last Monday passed a measure Triathlon World Championship 0 management program when weekend and "everything was proposing that he take on Min- twice, pronouncing the 140-mile versity workers wondered about "It would be anybody who custodians discovered pieces disinfected and sterilized," nesota Gov. Jesse Ventura, a endurance test "great fun" after the adage after getting tax forms works for any of the university of a bird in a drinking foun- Snyder said. former professional wrestler his most recent performance, in indicating they were dead. institutions that is on a pen- tain and the faucets in the City Administrator Neal known as "The Body." October 1997. The problem showed up on W- sion plan," he said. restrooms' sinks and toilets, Bedlan said the city's water If Johnson were to win, "the ' "I'd do the Ventura thing if I 2 forms that list employee in- But even though the paper Johnson said. mains were also flushed and resi- great state, of Minnesota shall had one-and-three-quarter Gary come such as wages and sala- forms were wrong, the tape that "At first I thought it was dents were told to boil their wa- transfer and deliver to the great Johnsons to go up against him," ries. the institutions send to the In- pranksters," Johnson said. "But ter to be cautious. state of New Mexico all of its said the 165-pound governor. "The 'x' is closer to the 'de- ternal Revenue Service was not, when I heard it was on the first However, Snyder said "This ten thousand lakes," the non- ceased' box than to the pension Pytlik said. floor and then we went to other was pretty well isolated at the binding memorial says. If © North Dakota plan box that was supposed to "Nobody got reported to the parts of the building and there school." Ventura won, Minnesota would have been checked," said Mick IRS as deceased," he said. "We was reddish colored water, then School was canceled Monday get 10,000 of New Mexico's sand W-2 Forms give Pytlik, director of financial sys- don't mail the paper copies to we knew it wasn't a prankster. pending water test results from dunes. impression that tems for the state university sys- the IRS. We actually submit So that's when we called the city," the Des Moines Water Works. Johnson was dubious. tem. computer tape to the IRS, and he said. Johnson said the results came "Aren't I going to get killed?" workers are dead Pytlik could not say Monday Concerned water in homes in back negative later in the day The Associated Press that tape is correct." he asked. exactly how many workers were The problem came after the the town of 1,100 was contami- and school will be in session Tues- Ventura, Minnesota's new FARGO—It's said that noth- affected by the computer glitch, IRS eliminated one of the col- nated as well, Johnson said he day. Reform Party governor, wasn't ing is more certain than death but he estimated it was thou- umns on the W-2 form and kept everyone at the are kinder- "I hope it never happens again amused. and taxes. But some state uni- sands, including himself. changed the spacing, Pytlik said. garten through 12th-grade school in anybody's lifetime," Johnson a half hour after the regular dis- said. Man predicts Las Vegas destruction in the year 2000 The Associated Press David, 43, said he spent 12 Sarah Ralston, a spokes- LAS VEGAS— Is Las Vegas years of his life as a serious drug woman for the Luxor's parent on the eve of destruction? abuser. Circus Circus Enterprises, Inc. A Southern Nevada man He says the pyramid-shaped said she was surprised at the seems to think so. Luxor resort will be destroyed to space devoted to the Luxor on the Internet site. agle A man who identifies himself t only as David says the city will But she doesn't think it rep- resents any kind of threat to be destroyed at midnight in the DON'T THINK THE year 2000. He has created a web "I the company's business inter- site espousing his views. ests. ntertainment END-OF-THE-WORLD "Your Student Entertainment Connection* The creator of the Las Vegas- "We do our best to monitor based Internet site, ENTHUSIASTS ARE A the Internet to find informa- www.antichrist.com, boasts tion that might potentially be BIG PART OF OUR more than 250,000 hits since damaging to a property," she going online June 6, 1996. CUSTOMER BASE." said. "Frankly, with some- He's predicting an earthquake thing like this, I don't think end-of-the-world enthusiasts will destroy the city and says SARAH RALSTON — he'll go down with the disaster. are a big part of our customer "I promised I would give my SPOKESWOMAN FOR THE base. life for the cause," David told the CRCUS ENTERPRISES "You know, you don't want "Swing with Miss GSU" Las Vegas Review-Journal, re- to make light of a person's fusing to give his last name be- millennium-driven beliefs, Saturday, February 6 cause of alleged death threats. prove "the existence of God/Sa- but I don't think it's some- "I'll be gone, but at least I'll leave tan." thing that would have a broad 7:00 pm knowing that this place will fi- Hotel officials aren't taking reach to instill a sense of Russell Union Ballroom nally be fixed." much stock in the prediction. fear," Ralston said. Admission: GSU Faculity & Students $3, General Live infant mouse Admission $5, Visiting Title Holders Free accidently served for dinner at family restaurant Dance Troupe to Perform... The Associated Press ALBUQUERQUE — Not at all appetizing. A family eating at a Mexi- can food restaurant at <$> <$> Albuquerque's international air- port got something they weren't SEXUAL expecting — a live infant mouse that dropped from the rafters RESPONSIBILITY WEEK into a plate of food. 5 February 3th-1<4th No one ate from the plate. Both the airport administra- §> FACTS EVERY COLLEGE tion and Garduno's Restaurant STUDENT SHOULD KNOW! and Cantina are looking, into 86% OF COLLEGE STUDENTS HAVE BEEN where the rodent could have come SEXUALLY ACTIVE. from last Friday night, city envi- I ONLY 30% OF SEXUALLY ACTIVE STUDENTS i ronmental health specialist Leo HAD USED A CONDOM DURING THEIR LAST Monday, Feb., 8 Bottos said. The health inspector who in- SEXUAL EXPERIENCE. 7:00 pm vestigated said he believes the I IN 6 COLLEGE STUDENTS HAS A SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASE. I Russell Union Ballroom mouse fell from above the table 5 rather than above the kitchen in 6 IN 10 PREGNANCIES OCCUR IN WOMEN the city-owned building. AGED 18-19. He said he found traces of mice NATIONALLY, 35% OF THE COLLEGE droppings in the corner ofa stor- STUDENTS HAVE BEEN PREGNANT OR HAD Trie tfOT Mis* GSU age room near the patio dining GOTTEN SOMEONE PREGNANT. FREE COMEDY area where the incident occurred. SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES CAN BE . "It's a pretty isolated incident," CONTRACTED THROUGH ORAL SEX. Bottos said. "And they're looking Thursday, Feb. 4 4 OF 5 PREGNANCIES ARE UNINTENDED. to see where that rodent can pos- USE A LATEX CONDOM CORRECTLY AND 2:00 pm sibly have come from. We're in- 5 CONSISTENTLY. Union Rotunda specting the decor in the ceiling Kivi area." • COMMUNICATE WITH YOUR PARTNER • A Garduno's vice president ABOUT YOUR SEXUAL HISTORY INCLUDING Male contestants will told KOB television over the ANY SEXUALLY TRANSMITTED DISEASES YOU compete for the title of weekend that although the air- MAY HAVE! Rogers "NOT Miss GSU" port franchise is under different • IF YOU CARE ENOUGH TO BE SEXUALLY • Winner will receive an management, the parent com- ACTIVE WITH SOMEONE,YOU SHOULD CARE array of gifts and prizes pany was concerned and was in- ENOUGH TO BE RESPONSIBLE AND USE A vestigating. CONDOM! Want To Win???J| 5 I Tuesday, Feb., 9 IT CAN HAPPEN TO YOU! Tka^ks for For more information contact the Health Education 7:00 pm call 486-7270 M Office @ 871-1732. The Health Education Office is a Department of Health Union Theater Services.
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Allison Taylor ^^L The oldest continuously published newspaper in Bulloch County Thursday, February 4,1999 News Editor Opinions Our Opinion Campus eateries need help with courtesy and pricing Service with a smile. I miss it. way—impulse eating can't coun-' Granted, I can be fairly cynical, teract that cafeteria feel. Black Awareness Month is and I enjoy a visceral "fook ya" as Landrum is newly renovated, much as the next guy, but I don't with nice trellises, but it's still meant for everybody appreciate it coming from those got that institutional air. It's now February, which brings with it Valentine's in the service industry. And why the piano? Are we Day, Groundhog Day and Black Awareness Month ac- Take some of the restaurants trying to go three stars all of a tivities. While it may seem like the activities planned here on campus, for example. sudden? Will Elton John show There are some servers who can Keep your mind on your job, of cheesecake runsnear$10. And up one night to serenade Asian "are aimed at the African-American population, they are be downright surly. Kids, I know people! Not listening to my or- I thought parking fines were Creations customers with a little a great place for all students to attend. that slogging chicken fingers all der means that there's a pretty screwing us out of money... And wok n' roll? My elementary The events are designed to make students more aware day sucks. I sympathize with good chance you'll screw it up. If again, service that is often remi- school cafeteria had a piano in it, of black culture and history. This means all students. your deep-fat-fryer plight. My and sometimes the kindergart- Women should enjoy visiting the exhibit at the mu- heart cries out when you're forced I MISS THE OLD LANDRUM. Is THIS NEW ners would sing to it. seum "Achievement Against the Odds" which will high- to serve the ten millionth hot dog Despite how freshmen may of the morning. STRATEGY SUPPOSED TO MAKE US WANT TO GET seem at times, I've yet to see a light the achievements of African-American women. But hey, you're the one who group of them singing to a tune. FOOD THEREBY FORCING US TO WALK IN VIEW There will be numerous poetry events, such as Jessican took the job. You're the one who's Aside from the occasional strains Care Moore at Lakeside Cafe on Feb. 24 and "Esoteric being paid. I'm the one doing the OF THE SERVING STATIONS? of "Chopsticks" and "Heart and ' Live on Mic" on Feb. 11. paying. Try and at least treat me Soul" plunked out by snickering Ntozake Shange will be here on Feb 22. She is a like a human, and I'll do the you screw my order up, I get niscent of "Mommy Dearest." - Landrum denizens, I've never playwright, novelist and performer who wrote "For same for you. I don't even care if angry. I'm a bastard to you. You sigh- I understand why people heard the thing played. I think your acting bites and I know that get pissed at me. The people rarely tip there. I'll camp out there one afternoon • Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/ When the you hate my guts for stepping up behind me in line get irritated. I miss the old Landrum. The with a tip jar and try my luck. Rainbow is Enuf and "Betsey Brown." to the counter. I'll appreciate it Nobody's happy. Keep social faux marble wall had a charm to I'm not trying to discourage And everybody should be able to enjoy "An Evening all the same. hour after hours, okay? it. Leaving the post office to hit people from eating on campus. I . ■ with MTV's Kevin Powell." This should be the most well- Worse than the "burning Whilst I gripe, I shall gripe the parking lot used to be a lot love the fettucine at the Palate, attended event of the month. Powell was a prominent burger flipper eyes of death" are yet more about on-campus eat- easier, too. That little carpeted overpriced though it may be, and . player on the first season of "The Real World" and most those nutrition technicians who ing woes. Prices here get under corridor that used to be in the it's nice to sit outside at Lakeside * seemingly could care less about my skin. Today I paid $4.24 for front was much more convenient and watch critters eat each other students haye watched that show. If any one event this the^job and care less about the two hot dogs. Almost $5.00 for a than traipsing through a maze of in the pond. Students aren't month will bring together GSU students, it will be this. customer, but have an intense couple of tubes of beef by-prod- tables and customers. suckers, though, and we know Try attending at least one event this month. College is interest in chatting about a co- uct that would run less than a It also was a nice place to take that we're not getting the best in meant to educate students and broaden their minds. worker's ex-boyfriend. A rat buck at your average Quickie a nap. Is this new strategy sup- service at times—I'm just asking .. This is one way GSU plans to do just that. could drown in the coffee brewer, Mart. At the Palate, a plate of posed to make us want to get for a little improvement. And but they'd never know since they chicken alfredo, a drink, and a food thereby forcing us to walk in clarification on what that damn were asking Bob if he's hitting sliver (not a slice, these things view of the serving stations? piano is doing sitting in the caf- I the Nikel tonight. are around 3 microns in width) Sorry folks, doesn't work that I eteria. I D I I I I Now you have a chance to "talk back" to The George- I Anne about whatever floats your boat. It's a quick, easy I way to write a mini-letter to the editor. Fill out this form I and send it to P.O. Box 8001, or drop it by The George- I Anne office at Williams Center room 223. 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LETTER AND SUBMISSION POLICY The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor, story submissions and guest columns from people both inside and outside the Georgia Southern University Community. All copy submitted should be typed (double-spaced, please), preferably on Macintosh disk in Microsoft Word or Microsoft Works format. All submissions must be signed and include a mailing address and phone number for verification. The editors reserve the right to reject any submission. There is no word limit on submissions. A writer may request to remain anonymous. However, it will be the editor's decision whether or not to print the name. Submissions are run on e space-available basis. Hip-Hop artists don't portray the most positive images THE GEORGE-ANNE STAFF Today there are numerous of messages-normally danger- performers calling themselves ous- are especially dangerous rap artists. Whether or not you when those who listen to them NEWS CIRCULATION enjoy rap music you cannot dis- are not equipped with the means News Editor Supervisor agree that it is one of the biggest to achieve them. In the ghetto Allison Taylor Aaron Bradford Assistant News Editor Staff businesses in America. People, there is often a lack of financial Chris Brenneman Jim McNally be it black or white, are affected security leading to a need for Staff by rap music, whereas in the Jana Aiken, Amanda Brunger, Kevin ADVERTISING/ money. Head DISTRIBUTION past rap was thought to be music in large profits, besides the fact roundings. There also tends to be a lack of FEATURES SERVICES (ADS) only black people listened to. that they are unoriginal, is the Hip-hop artists are considered help as far as instructions on On campus you regularly hear message they send the youth— role models by many black teen- how to lawfully go about attain- Features Editor Advertising Manager rap music being played by white mainly the black youth. I say agers. The problem with this is Tricia Hall Zeina Rahme ing the money needed to live the Staff Business Manager students. My friends who hap- mainly the young black youth that hip-hop artists do not con- life glamorized by rap artists. Nicole Claroni, Tameka Ellison, Tricia Courtney Williams pen to be white often listen and because this group of people tend sider themselves role models, or What takes place next is the Hall, Tamaya Huff, Cody King, Ellen Classified Manager discuss hip-hop with me. The to be less exposed to other forms if they do they do not reflect it in Rogers, Zane Thomas Melissa Waldrop inevitable resorting to illegal A&E Ad Reps business of producing rap music of music than any other. their music. Rap songs that get means of obtain the repeatedly Jonathan Brooks, Rhonda Burkes, for profit is now undertaken by describe items that are made to A&E Editor Melissa Waldrop many large corporations. Every- seem essential to being some- Vanessa Keber THERE NEEDS TO BE AN EMPHASIS PLACED ON Staff PRODUCTION AND one in the business world seems body in life. Doug Blake, Heather Culp, Jake GRAPHICS EDITORIAL to want a piece of rap music. STRESSING HOW IMPORTANT GETTING AN GOOD There needs to be an empha- Dreiling, Anthony Foti, Jake Hallman SERVICES (PAGES) There are Sprite commercials sis placed on stressing how im- SPORTS General Manager with rap artists as the featured EDUCATION IS. portant getting an good educa- Jonathan Brooks attraction. Movies are made with Sports Editor tion is. Other things like listen- Production Manager rap artists playing significant Jamie Hodges Kathy Jacobus ing to your parents, who are more Assistant Sports Editor Production Assistants roles. Recently, the movie "Belly" My experience with this group the most air play are songs with times than not looking out for Reginald M. Farrell Dranita Coleman, Joseph Mahaney, was released starring DMX, NAS of people who populate what messages of living for money or your best interests, should also Staff Courtney Williams Edmund Coley, Andrew Franklin, and Methodman. Record com- America has deemed its ghetto's having an abusive relationship be prominent messages. WebMaster Jennifer Holloway, Florian Scheidat, Lee Philips panies are looking for people to is that some, but not all are with more than one woman. Hip-hop artist who find them- Anthony Williams Wire Copy Editor make into stars that appeal to plagued with a narrow-minded . The term "playa" is tossed selves in a situation to influence PHOTOGRAPHY David Koepke both the young black and white point of view. around to describe a man or the public with their words, need Chief Photographer STUDENT PUBLICATIONS demographic. Artist such as Many young black people do woman having relationships to recognize how important what Sarah Trucksis Jermaine Dupri, Puff Daddy, JZ, not get any other take on life Darkroom Manager with more than one person at a they say is. They must know and Ice Cube fit the bill per- besides what they see on TV or Hans Knoepfel News, Editorial Advisor time. What type of watch or car that there are millions of people Imaging Assistants Robert Bohler fectly. hear on the radio. In speaking to you have or how expensive your world-wide who hang onto their Chris Brenneman, Nick Crouch General Manager The main problem I have with many black youth, I get the feel- clothes are, are repeatedly men- every word, and then pay their Staff Bill Neville Erik Anderson, Cory Brooks, Robert these artists who dominate the ing that many feel they cannot tioned as a yardstick to measure adulation justice by relaying Bruce, Molly Morrison, Susan Smith air waves and TV, while raking rise above their present sur- being a good person. These kinds helpful messages to them. Giorge-Aflflc Thursday, February 4,1999— Page 5 Standardized tests don't give accurate description of students' capabilities Students: Don't let unscrupulous By Cliff Hicks a specific problem without using The Daily Nebraskan Online The calculus, so I showed him, briefly, University of Nebraska, travel promoters spring one on you how I did it. By Lisa Carden Right now, somewhere in What was a simple logic jump ally include air fare/hotel pack- tour organizers and travel sup- mation upon written request, Knight-Ridder Newspapers pliers and will know their repu- America, a high school student for me was an insurmountable ages. And though many offers Perkins says). tations, good or bad. Agents also is hunched over some books, complexity for the honors student. If college students aren't care- are legitimate, some suppliers If the package includes a char- might have knowledge about the studying in vain for the ACT or He couldn't see how simple it ful, spring break could turn out may inflate promises or even ter flight, ask for the charter SAT or even both. was to use what he had learned to be a harsh lesson in Scam 101. "take the money and scoot," leav- accommodations offered with a operator's name and address, package; if not, they often have No matter how many hours in ways they hadn't taught him But Ed Perkins, the American ing the student with nothing to and check that they are regis- the resources needed to find out that student puts into the books to. Society of Travel Agents' con- show for his or her hard-to-come- tered with the U.S. Department more about a hotel or motel. or courses in preparing for the The problem was that so many sumer advocate, wants to make by cash, says Perkins. of Commerce's Office of Con- standardized tests that are go- of these so-called "best and sure students end up acing this How can you keep from fall- If you don't have a travel sumer Affairs in Washington, ing to have major impact on their brightest" had no idea of how to particular final exam. ing victim to a scam? agent, you can call ASTA's con- D.C.; call (202) 482-5001. sumer affairs department ((703) college outlook, it's all really for really apply any of what they Students hungry for fun in Do your homework, Perkins Charter operators are re- 739-8739) for advice or to find naught. had learned in the real world. the springtime sun are prime urges. quired by law to have escrow Boil it all down, and standard- My point is that there's a very targets for unscrupulous travel accounts, which protect consum- basic difference between academ- promoters who make promises ers' money should the company ized tests aren't worth the paper YOU SHOULD ALSO CHECK FOR COMPLAINTS they're printed on. ics and knowledge. they don't intend to keep, he not fulfill its promise. After Set the Way-Back Machine for Just because a person does says. ABOUT THE SUPPLIER BY CALLING THE BETTER checking with the bank to make 1994. Enter a young writer, not well in school offers no insight to "Scam artists target every- sure the escrow account is valid, the greatest academic shiner in how smart they really are, in my body," says Perkins, but some BUSINESS BUREAU OR CONSUMER PROTECTION make your check payable only to opinion. single out students, who are less the account. the world, but a relatively bright AGENCIES IN THE AREA WHERE THE BUSINESS IS kid. When students take these experienced at buying travel, "You should not write the check to anyone else," Perkins He's me. tests and get evaluated and and "typically, about as dollar- BASED. So, there I am, surrounded by judged by universities, many of conscious as any travel class warns. lots of other kids with sterling the potential collegiate students vou're bound to find. So when Students are rarely con- GPAs, all of whom are in the are never even met. somebody comes around with a First, find out if the travel out if a member business has tacted by phone with travel of- National Honors Society and any The art of interviewing pro- deal, the student says, 'Gee, this supplier you're considering is had any complaints lodged fers, Perkins says. But if you other self-righteous collection of spective students is dead. sounds great.'" affiliated with a professional or- against it. are, and you're tempted to seize academia. It had to happen, unfortu- Unfortunately, if a deal ganization. You should also check for com- on what seems like a great deal, Now, realize that all of these nately. With more and more sounds too good to be true, it "The best single reference is plaints about the supplier by step back. Ask that the infor- students who slept and ate with people trying to gain higher usually is. Perkins says spring United States Tour Operators calling the Better Business Bu- mation be sent to you so you their schoolbooks took the same education, administrators break travel offers usually come Association or ASTA affiliation," reau or consumer protection can scrutinize it without pres- tests I did. needed to find a quick and easy in the form of advertisements in Perkins says. Such organizations agencies in the area where the sure. Above all, never give out And when the results were way to discriminate between student publications, direct-mail hold members to codes of ethics business is based. your credit card number over handed down, many of the NHS those who were capable of offers or notices posted on bulle- and offer consumers an avenue Once you've settled on a pack- the phone to a company or per- squadron ranked in the 90-95 higher learning and those who tin boards or telephone poles on for filing complaints. age, get the details in writing, son with whom you're unfamil- percentile of college bound se- weren't. or near campus. Some travel sup- If you're interested in a par- including total cost, restrictions iar. niors. In English, it means they It's still wrong. pliers even employ "young ticular offer, Perkins recom- that may apply, cancellation pen- "Our advice," says Perkins, were in the top five to 10 percent There's no way that a single people" to approach students, mends that you have it evalu- alties and the names of hotel "is that there are very, very few of scores. test, designed for "everyone" can who may be more likely to trust ated by an ASTA-affiliated travel and airlines included in the pack- deals, if any, that are legitimate Some of the "best and bright- be fair to "everyone," no matter someone their age, he says. agent. age. (ASTA travel agents are that you can't buy through a est," if you will, and they were how much research is put into it. Spring break offerings usu- Agents work with a variety of required to provide this infor- travel agency." happy to be part of that top five It can be hard for some stu- percent. dents to pick the "least correct" A different kind of keg party at Penn State This, of course, surprised the answer or the "most correct" an- By Valerie Gliem political, and Trychta said he hopes the arson and burglary are high in the area, yet Knight-Ridder Newspapers hell out of me. swer. group acts as a springboard for a political police are focusing their efforts on alcohol That's because I placed in the The solution is more teachers, STATE COLLEGE, PA. - This year's bor- party. issues. 99 percentile - the top 1 percent not some digital-era nightmare ough council election may have a twist - of The group's platform is alcohol-oriented. A Keg Party news release said the group of college-bound students. where the only person who ever lime. "We're unhappy with the way law en- also wants to "repeal anti-student zoning According to the tests, I was touches a test is some student The Keg Party, Penn State Chapter, a forcement is used," Trychta said. The crack- laws" and save the environment by prevent- smarter than most of the NHS who may or may not have any newly registered Penn State organization, down on alcohol-related incidents means ing "more suburban sprawl." students. idea of what's on it. may put forth candidates for the open four police are "neglecting everything else," he The four Keg Party members who may So what does a standardized It doesn't work for high school borough council positions in November. said. run in the borough council election have not test reveal about a student? Any- "tudents and it doesn't work for Kevin Trychta, club president and a Penn State College police have announced a yet been chosen, Trychta said. thing, really? college students. State junior in chemical engineering, said "zero-tolerance" policy on alcohol-related of- Students have not been voting in local One of the other students Bring on the essay questions the 60-member Keg Party club only became fenses. elections, and the group sees that as "basi- asked me after the test how I did and let your knowledge shine. official last month. The group is pseudo- Trychta said he thinks the rates of rape, cally an untapped market," he added. €>
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For more information, call 681-5641 [email protected] www.theplacetolive.com email: [email protected] mutftrnmn Upcoming Events in Eagle Athletics • Lady Eagle Softball- Season opener vs. Florida State on Saturday, 1 p.m. at Lady Eagle Field • GSU Swimming & Diving - Last meet in history of men's swimming & diving team vs. Charleston on Saturday, 2 p.m. at Hanner Natatorium • Lady Eagle Softball ■ GSU vs. Florida A&M on Sunday, 1 p.m. at Lady Eagle Field • Eagle Baseball - Season opener vs. Georgia Tech on Feb. 13, 1 p.m. at J.I. Clements Stadium Thursday, February 4,1999 The oldest continuously published newspaper in Bulloch County Page 6 BREAKDOWN f"^ MICHAEL Russo s Lady Eagles bury UTC Mocs i By Jamie Hodges On offense, Chattanooga 47, on yet another Perry three- Sports Editor bombed the shell-shocked Lady point bomb, with less than ten Wrestling fans love After only ten minutes into Eagles with a barrage of three- minutes left in the game. Monday night's contest against pointers that kept them out front The Lady Mocs came storm- 'Nitro' UT-Chattanooga, the Lady in the first half. Lady Moc guard ing back, and actually tied the I've always been a firm Eagles were on the verge of get- Denise Grooms's trey gave UTC ballgame 68-68 on Henry's believer that if you're into ting run out of their own gym. A their biggest lead of the night, jumpshot. rasslin' then Ted Turner's quick glance at the scoreboard, 28-15, with six minutes left in With less than two minutes Nitro is your show, and showing 16-4 in favor of Chatta- the half. left, the contest appeared ready that if you want an action/ nooga had the Lady Mocs mak- But then GSU's offense finally to head into overtime again, File Photo adventure, then that's ing preparations to order GSU's erupted, and went on a 15-5 run much like the previous matchup Cedric McGinnis where Vince McMahon's tombstone. But the Lady Eagles to end the half. The run was between UTC and GSU this sea- Raw is War comes in. How- woke up from the dead late in the highlighted by two three-point- son that ended in a Lady Eagle no longer with ever, ifter carefully view- first half, and the deadly accu- ers by Lady Eagle guards double-overtime victory. ing Nitro , I can see that racy of senior Mary Perry's three Svetlana Trjeskal and Perry. But with less than a minute basketball team Eric Bischoff has been point bombs in the second half After Perry's three-pointer, GSU left, Perry twisted the final dag- G-A Staff Reports viewing some recent tapes buried UTC 83-68. guard Nikita Whatley stripped the ger in the Lady Mocs' backs, with GSU senior forward Cedric of Raw and taking notes. "I kind of expected for us to ballawayfrom Lady Moc pointguard yet another missile from down- McGinnis is no longer a member of But I think it's safe to say come out sluggish," GSU junior Zayed Henry and fed teammate town. Perry's last three-pointer GSUs men basketball program. Bischoff has a little more forward Sharon Mitchell said, Rosie Arnold on a fastbreak lay up. gave GSU a commanding 75-68 McGinnis ,a junior college transfer work to do before touching making reference to the huge Two free throws by Mitchell advantage with 52 seconds left. from Butler Community College., McMahon's empire. Lady Moc lead early on. brought GSU within 31-33, Perry finished the night with was the team's second leading scorer This past Monday's Ni- "I didn't think that we would get the closest the Lady Eagles a career high 24 points, and at 9.4 points a game and one of four tro had really nothing new behind (so many points) like that. were to UTC since the begin- scorched the nets with a perfect seniors on the roster. to offer. Seven matches, a We lost to Wofford, and we were still ning of the contest. A Henry 6-6 from beyond the arc. Her "After sitting down and talking few locker room scenes, kind of down from that. We had to lay up pushed the Lady Moc's stunning performance forced the with Cedric, we mutually agreed it some interviews, and the just get it in our heart and say that lead back up to 35-31 at the Lady Mocs to stop keying on was in his and our team's best inter- humiliation of Eric Sve got to win, we're at home'." intermission. Mitchell in the paint. ests for him to focus right now in Bischoff. And then there With the victory over Chatta- At the start of the second half, "Guard play is going to be very other areas outside of basketball," was the airport scene be- nooga, GSU (10-11, 9-4 SoCon) Perry entered the zone and important," Perry said. " In or- Pollinsky said in a statement re- tween Horace, Brian Sarah Trucksis placed themselves in the middle single-handedly gave the Lady IN THE ZONE: A UTC defender is der for us to open up Sharon leased last week. "We appreciate Adams, Stevie Ray, Scott of a four-way tie for first place in Eagles the lead back, scoring left in the wake of one of Mary down low, we're going to have to the contribution he's made to Geor- Norton, and Vincent. A the league after UNC-Greens- GSU's first nine points. Perry's three-point bombs she knock down some open jumpers, gia Southern University and our nice attempt to "step out- boro, who had sole possession of Perry scored off two three buried during the contest against because then (the defense) are basketball program and we will side" the arena, but the bit first place, lost to Appalachian pointers, a lay up, a steal, and a the Lady Mocs last Monday night. going to have to start playing us continue to support him in his fu- ran too long. You lose your State Monday night. free throw during the flurry. Perry riddled the Lady Moc defense honestly, and quit sagging down ture endeavors." audience when you spend . UT-Chattanooga, (9-12, 7-6 Once the Lady Eagles, inspired for a career high 24 points. low." McGinnis became the second five minutes with a scene SoCon), like Wofford a few nights by Perry's shooting ,took the lead Cram wanted to thank all the player to leave the GSU men's bas- rather than cutting back before, took advantage of the loss from Chattanooga, they never in that rhythm, all it takes is a fans who came out to Hanner ketballprogramthisseason. Guard and forth to the bit be- of Lady Eagle forward Tondra gave it up. little bit of confidence. And with Fieldhouse during the Lady Toby Frazier left the team earlier tween matches. Don't solve Warren in the first half. The "I think we got everybody else's Mary hitting those three's, ev- Eagle's weekend homestand. during the season. the problem in five minutes Lady Mocs sagged down low in confidence up with Mary," Rusty erybody starts getting into the "Fan support has been tre- McGinnis led the Eagles in scor- and end it. Keep your the paint with their 2-3 zone, Cram, Lady Eagle head coach, game a little bit more." mendous," he said. "I can't thank ing last season at 12.8 points per viewers hanging. Give double-teaming Mitchell in the said. "Because when your shoot- GSU seized the momentum them enough for the support game. He played in all 28 games, them another reason to fin- low post. ers are tentative, and they're not and increased their lead to 55- they've given us." starting -26, and was the squad's ish watching a match second-leadingrebounder at 6.1 per rather then to see who game. wins. Cut back to the bit and let a little more of the With Tondra Warren gone, Sharon story unfold as the night GSU football 1999-2000 signees goes along. After seeing Ric Flair Mitchell becomes focus of post game i'. ■ . iktudant- humiliate Bischoff week By Edmund Coley athletea have signed national !etters-of-mtent with the Eagle football program as Staff Writer ::■;! after week, I think we all Brandon Boate. OL/DL. 6-2,260, Jacksonville,Fla. (Bolles School) can infer that Bischoff has Before everything is said and —Two year star: isive; and offenive line as a junior and senior... | learned that you can't be done, junior forward Sharon Spent initial two seasons of prep career at Jacksonville's Nease High School, the president of the com- earning a starting position as a sophomore... A second-team all-sate and All-Firat Mitchell will probably go down Coast choice... Anchored line for offensive unit which averaged over 400 yards per pany, book matches, and as one of the better post play- try to become bigger than ers to ever walk the campus of Colby . :G,Jesup,Ga (Wayne County HS) your wrestlers. Going that GSU. —Earned honors as a two-way player... A first-team all-region choice as a tight route will set you up for Residing from Eastman, Ga., end while securing second-term mention as a defensive end... Recorded three failure every time. the 5' 11" Mitchell leads the interceptions ibatted passes) and scored four defensive touchdowns during his This week, Raw is War Lady Eagles in field goal per- Pace, Fla. (Pace HS) was taped but still man- centage for the second straight —A fn d All-Northwest Florida pick as a senior... A two-year aged to compile six out- year. The third-year letterman all-district selection... Served as a team caption in 1998... Recipient of the team's standing matches in two leads the GSU team in five dif- "Coach"s Award" and "Academic Award"... Earned Pensacola Newt' Lineman-of- hours, one of which in- ferent categories including the-Week honors on two occasions during senior year... Runner-up for the Florida cluded a steel cage match Panhandle oar Award. points per game (16.0), re- Justin Godsey, LB. 6-1, 218, Lilburn, Ga. (Parkview HS) between Triple H and bounds per contest (6.8) and —Logged 139 overall tackles, 19 tackles for loss and nine sacks as a senior... Also Kane. In addition, Vince minutes played. blocked fiven punts and recorded one interception... Earned first-team all-county McMahon and the stooges With the lost of former Lady and all-region honors in 1998... Elected team captain senior season... Winner of ventured out to Victoria, Eagle Telly Hall, Sharon PHS's "Defensive Coaches Award"... Played key role in Parkview's AAAA state Texas to seek out Stone title in 1997 with 162 tackles... Also c3ught five passes, including a scoring Mitchell and Tondra Warren reception as a junior. . A first-team all-region choice and a second-team all-county Cold Steve Austin. The bit have become the heart and soul pick junior season; :::;■: cut in and out for just of the Lady Eagle post game. Jesse McMillan, RtVDB, 6-3.205, Kmgsport, Tenn. (Dobyns-Bennett HS) about the entire show and "I felt more pressure at the —Afirst-teamTU see selection as arunningand defensive back in 1998... was well done. However, beginning of the year without A two-year All-Big East Conference choice in 1997 and 1998... Offensively, rushed in looking back in recent for 1,22? yards C ser carry) and 12 touchdowns as a senior... Also made Telly here," said Mitchell. "Now 22 catches for 385 yards and three scores... Averaged 15.0 yards per punt return weeks, and viewing this I can't wait for anybody else (to which inch yachdowns... Defensively, made 54 tackles, including past Monday's show, I lead)." four for loss... Selected to play in the Tennessee-Kentucky All-Star game. think it's safe to say that Sharon Mitchell continues to Phil 5-11,185, Clearwater, Fla. (Dunedin HS) the WWF needs to hire collect all types of awards. She —Starred on offense '.running back, wide receiver) and defense (safety, cornerback their own actors when jour- and linebacker)... Credited with 130 tackles, three interceptions and 10 forced was named to the first team furnb- . ashed for 755 yards and five touchdowns on 98 carries neying outside the arena. All-Conference last year. (7.7 ypr).,. j .reer as the school all-time leading tackier (365)... Also But nonetheless, the bit Mitchell was also named the set B; .sekle record with 137... Named to the Super Prep was both funny and at SoCon Player-of-the-week Southeast Top 300 list and the "College Football Expert Florida Top 100"... Rated times serious, which in my three times in '97-'98 season. as the top k in the Tampa Bay area (13th overall) by the St i opinion, makes up for the Petersburg Time*... An All-Southeast choice by Gridiron Greats... Chosen to AD- Along with posting nine Sun« rjetersburg Times... Topped all tecklers with 13 in the less than Academy Award double-doubles last year, File Photo Pinellas Palm All-Star Game... Voted team defensive MAT. performance by the native Mitchell was selected to travel SOLO ACT: Without her partner in crime Tondra Warren in the paint, Freddy Pesqueira. DF, 6-2, 240, Acworth, Ga. (North Cobb HS> Victorians. to Europe this past summer Lady Eagle forward Sharon Mitchell will now become the focus of the —Recorded 135 tackles, 10 s [uarterback pressures, three caused fumbles One disappointment with teammate Warren as part Lady Eagles' post game, and will be the prime target of defensive and two recovered fumbles i: Voted the Region 6-AAAA Defensive Player- about this Monday's Raw double-teams. of-the-Year.,. Afirst-team al eieetion by the MariettaDaily Journal... Also of an all-star team. named to the honorable mer tate squad by the Atlanta Journal- Constitu- was the promise not kept. This year has been no dif- tion. You can't brag that you de- ferent. Mitchell recorded two Tondra Warren for two more managed to collect her third Dion Stokes, RB/CB, 5-10, ichtree City, Ga. (Mclntosh HS) liver matches unlike the double-doubles on the season weeks, the pressure has been double-double of the season —Turned in 1,652 all-purpc as a running back and return specialist as a "boys down south" when before Monday and she was added to the junior forward's scoring 20 points and grab- senior... Rushed for 946 yarc ... A two-time first-team All-Region 4-AAAA choice as a kick returner and the Undertaker sits on his named Southern Conference load. "I'm depending on my igback..NamedFayette County^ Offensive bing 12 rebounds. Neverthe- Player-of-the-Year... Toppe with 479 kickoff return yards (two touch- throne and watches his fac- Player-of-the-week for the teammates just as they are less, Mitchell does not feel any downs). tion wrestle when it was first week in the '99 year. depending on me,"Mitchell pressure from the absence of Danny Stripling, I)B, 6-0. t Valley, Ga. (Peach County HS) promised by both Michael However, this season has said. "With four seniors on the Tondra Warren. —Earned honorable menti ate honors as a defensive back in 1998... Cole and WWF.com that been a real test of the Lady team, the leadership is there." . To get where they want to Logged 59 solo tackles . 21 ns six interceptions as a senior to earn all- region mention... Also cau> the man from the dark side Eagles' character. After col- Now it is all about execu- be, Mitchell said the Lady lurnbles, had four recoveries and five pass would return to action breakups...An All-Middle G lection as a return specialist, averaging 14.0 lecting only two victories in tion, which the Lady Eagles Eagles will need "...a lot more yards per punt return (two d 30.0 yards per kickoff return (one TD)... against the Brood. Bad the first half of the season, did very well against an ex- effort and definitely a lot more Rushed 53 times for 325 ya pr) and nine scores. move by the men and the Eagles finally got on a ceptionally good Chattanooga heart," stated Mitchell. Brian Young, OG, 6-2. St •svile, Ga. (Washington County HS) women in Stamford, Conn. roll and recorded seven wins team this past Monday night. "I think we are showing —Three-year starter ok the offensive line for high school squad which captured But nonetheless, a great of their last ten games. Mitchell, who was double- two AA state titles... Earned first-team All-Middle Georgia and All-CSRA signs of getting better at honors... A honorable mention all-state choice... Selected to the Heart of Georgia show over all. Raw takes And now with the loss of teamed most of the night, both." All-Star squad... Credited'with 85 knockdown blocks as a senior. the win. George-Anne Thursday, February 4,1999 — Page 7 Backup QB J.R. Revere now throwing baseballs •Revere will attempt to become a two-sport athlete for GSU, playing both football and baseball By Joshua Thomas ment that I would," Revere said. anything," Revere said. I al- quickly. Staff Writer "The only reason I didn't try and ways had the privilege to be "I haven't really thought Revere- to regard with deep play (baseball) last year was be- able to go to my dad when I about the past records in ei- respect, love, and awe. cause I wanted to learn all the needed to." ther sport," Revere said. "I The definition of the word, re- (football) plays and get a grasp of Revere's father also taught just think that we have too vere, used by Webster's New the offense." him how to be a good person. much talent to lose. Most of World College Dictionary, is very Coach Johnson is not the only "He always had a knack to the team last year were fresh- fitting on how to describe J.R. coach with high praise on Re- change things to be right men, so within the next few Revere. Revere, who graduated vere. Assistant coach for the when I thought they couldn't years this team should be re- from Lagrange High School, baseball team, Scott Baker, said, get any worse," Revere said. ally good." came to Statesboro as just an- "I thought he would have a big- "Now that I'm in college, I With the team so young, other quarterback. After his first ger problem with the bat, after have to be mature to do that Revere will have a lot of com- season of watching and learning taking so much time off, but he myself and remember that petition at playing time, but the system, Revere has flour- has been getting better quicker there will always be a brighter Baker states, "he has a good ished in his backup role behind than anticipated." day." chance to be in the line up rising senior, Greg Hill. Revere Revere's athletic ability is Revere also understands earlier than anticipated." had a good bit of playing time top notch. the importance of his academ- "He fit in real quick. He this past football season, and has "He is a tremendous ath- ics. Not only is he a two sport would make a job of digging gained the respect of his coaches. lete," Johnson said. "He has athlete at the college level, ditches fun," joked Baker. "We have a lot of confidence in so many tools and he is al- but he also carries a 3.3 grade Reyere's attitude and work his ability out on the field, and ways getting better, the sky point average. ethic is very impressive. every time he has gone in, we is the limit." "I'll be happy with it when "J.R. works hard and stays haven't had to worry," said GSU Revere credits his father I have a 3.5," hesaid. long," Baker said. When ev- football head coach Paul for a lot of his instincts and Revere is going into the eryone has showered and is Johnson. work ethic. His father, who is baseball program the same on their way home, he is in Now, after he has spent one the running backs coach at way he went into the football the batting cages still work- and a half years at GSU, Revere Eastern Kentucky University, program, after a losing sea- ing. I guess he thinks he has is going back to one of his past has always had time for him. son. Just like the football a lot of catching up to do." Sarah Trucksis joys, baseball. "He has always been more squad, Revere hopes that he "I'd like to be a starter, but THROWING A DIFFERENT KIND OF BALL: GSU backup "When I signed I talked with like an older brother, I could and his new teammates can I just want to have fun and quarterback J.R. Revere, seen here during football season, will now both sets of coaches to play both talk to him about spiritual turn around the baseball help the team out," Revere be throwing a baseball this spring. The former LaGrange High School sports, and it was a mutual agree- and athletic things, basically team's losing season last year said, "I just want to win." standout will attempt to play both football and baseball for GSU. Don't forget to checkout The George- Freshman class to make impact on softball team Anne's sports section for the baseball By Jamie Hodges in Sarasota, Fla., and Editor's Note: Due to preview coming out in next Thursday's Sports Editor Kelly Blazi, from Warner the inaccuracy of infor- Robins High School. edition. Lady Eagle softball mation published in last head coach Kelley Pansulla is listed at both Kirkland will be expect- catcher and first base Thursday's edition of this ing a talented class of while Blazi will be an softball freshman class freshmen to help the infielder. article, which was based Valentine's Day GSU softball team "Suzanne and Kelly on outdated information, It's right around the corner, and we've got make another run at will both probably see The George-Anne sports the gifts that could save your life! more of a reserve roll," the Southern Confer- section has decided to run Shopping.com ence league champion- Kirkland said. "Suzanne the same article again. 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Located very artwork, a thousand words 1210 class last week about the near the GSU campus, this res- just might not be enough to G-A and student media, I was taurant offers an ideal place to describe it with any real preci- shocked to discover that only kick back with your friends and sion. one student had even heard of unwind. The first thing you might GSU's radio station, WVGS When you take a look at the think of when looking at one of 91.9, When I asked that stu- menu, you will notice a few her pieces is that you are look- dent what type of music the things. First of all, if you didn't ing at a stained glass window station plays, he replied, "rap." see it when you were being led to that has been shattered and This was upsetting to me for put back together again. your seat, Archibald's has a salad many reasons. Having a desk bar. During the day the salad Catherine Carter, a 21 year- Vanessa Keber across the hall from WVGS, I bar is one of the better ones in old senior art major from Grif- Statesboro, but at night they let know a little bit about what's fin, Ga., is a blossoming artist here at GSU. The daughter of it slide a little too much. You . going on the air. The miscon- two teachers, Carter grew up in an environment where her Molly Morrison may have to go without some ception that rap is the only creativity was encouraged. As she matured, Carter moved WHAT'LL YA HAVE? A bartender at Archibald's mingles with a croutons or bacon bits on your style of music played on the fr.om drawing to sculpture to photography, her current area of cusomer. station is disturbing, to say the salad. emphasis. The second thing noticeable food at Archibald's is very good. least. On the contrary, WVGS How did her visions come about? the average price. Also, these on the menu is the prices. In my are "entrees," which include The main area of food that could has a large number of radio "I was doing just stills, flat photography, for about three opinion Archibald's has reason- steaks, chicken, seafood, and use some work is the fried food. shows that feature everything years, but I also did sculpture on the side and I just felt like I able prices for all of their menu combinations. I ordered some fried mushrooms from easy listening to jazz to was missing something about, like, working with your hands...so items. Appetizers range from $3 The most popular items or- and chicken fingers that looked hard core. Swing and ska are I tried to incorporate the two mediums together," Carter said. to $14, with the average price dered are burgers and specialty pretty sickly. Fried food should also popular. The pieces are made of photographs of models, blown up, around $6. The appetizers over sandwiches. These items range be golden-brown with a nice Another neat aspect of printed, and later applied to the wood, which Carter cuts $6 are combo items, which are from $4.50 to $6.25, with the fluffy texture. Both fried items I GSU's student radio is their herself. Then the smaller pieces are constructed and painted really a meal in and of them- average price being $5. The had at Archibald's looked soggy, progressive style. In other to form the finished product. selves. Entree items range from sandwiches and burgers are a but tasted good. words, you will never flip on The final result displays images inspired by a lifetime spent $7.95 to $12.95, with the aver- The steaks and seafood are the station to hear Matchbox in the "Bible Belt." Having grown up with the teachings of the good size and will not leave the age meal costing around $10. very tasty, but the chicken was a 20, Hootie and the Blowfish, or Baptist church, Carter says, "I originally started out with the average person hungry after fin- This might be a little high, but little tasteless to me. The ham- any other overplayed Top 40 idea that I wanted to crucify a woman, but then I thought that ishing the meal. most items typically less than burgers and sandwiches are ex- garbage. WVGS delves into was too cliche...so I started to look into Hinduism and Bud- The service at Archibald's cellent. Theyarejustasgoodas the little known, offering up dhism and women's positions and roles in Eastern and West- could be a lot bet- anywhere else in town. new and refreshing experi- ern religion." ter. The servers The atmosphere at ences to the radio listener. These ideas can easily be seen in the art. All ten pieces in do a good job of Archibald's is very homey. It Some shows to listen for are the series of.her work display women in" poses suggesting getting your ap- reminds me of a home-style set- the DougintheHouse show, fea- submission, or at least a lack of authority. petizer ordered ting, and is very charming. It is turing a variety of music from Then there are the aforementioned limbs. Adding to the and bringing the not overly flashy like Ruby Tues- 3-5 p.m. on Thursdays; Jim complexity of the image is the position of the hands, which are food out to you day, Applebee's or Buffalo's. Oliveira, featuring hard core using sign language connect- on time, but do If you would like to take a from 7-9 p.m. on Tuesdays; ing to the title of each piece. not expect to see date out to eat or just treat your Kelley McGonnell, featuring One example of the differ- them much out- honey to a special evening, I country from 11 p.m.-l a.m. ent elements artwork can be side of that. I would recommend Archibald's to Wednesdays; Reginald Farrell, seen in a piece entitled "Void." think I saw my you. featuring jazz from 1-3 a.m. Shades of red, orange, yellow server a total of Sundays; LateLateLowLow, three times: and purple are splashed all Archibald's Restaurant S featuring rap from 7-9 p.m. over an image of a woman Once to take our & Tavern Mondays; The Nice Guys, fea- posed in crucifixion. The order, once to de- 470 S. Main Street turing call-ins and talk radio woman's head looks towards liver our food, (912) 764-6597 from 1-3 p.m. Thursdays; and and finally to heaven underneath a halo. Smoking Preference: the SGA radio show featuring The jagged edges and overall give us the bill. Both smoking and non call-ins to the SGA leaders shape of the composition seem Food service Handicapped accessible from 5-6 p.m. Tuesdays, to time takes to suggest the notion of a fallen Hours of Operation: name a few. angel, or the type of image around 15,to 20 Monday - Sunday 11a.m. to In short, WVGS is a power- that you might associated with minutes, but midnight house medium, a place where typically longer John Milton's "Paradise Lost," Methods of Payment: students can let the campus or Dante's "Inferno." Molly Morrison during peak Discover, American Express, know, who they are through business times. Special Photo Carter's art will be on dis- Mastercard, Visa, Diner's creative license. This is one A LANDMARK...Archibald's is located very near The overall One of Carter's pieces, entitled play April 19 in GSU's Gallery GSU, on Main St. Club, Cash facet of student media you 303 quality of the don't want to miss. 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They have By Douglas Blake albums she has broken into the mainstream and an Olympic arts festival, and snow sculpting is Staff Writer Colo.—At least one Loveland resident found out of the indie shadows, remaining indie by label this winter's unseasonably warm weather more part of that," Amys said. 1999 is here with loads of exciting new music, name only. The songs are devoid of the raw energy bane than boon. Olympic snow sculptors must win their na- that has empowered so many Difranco fans in the but there is still so much from 1998 that has not Randy Amys prefers the snow and cold. He tional competition in the same year as the Olym- past, replacing this energy with a very produced, yet been shared with you, so until my desk is filled needs them for his art, after all. pics to qualify, a feat Amys hasn't yet achieved. well-orchestrated sound that suggests some of her with tons of great 1999 albums to review, each A former Breckenridge resident, Amys, a com- He has won the state competition twice and week I will supplement one or two great albums edge may be gone. Very puter systems engineer, took a job this summer in nationals once. He also placed first in the 1991 from the past year into this review. doubtful. Loveland connecting the Thompson School World Snowsculpting Championships in Finland Ani Difranco may This week we have the new Ani Difranco, Impe- District's computers to each other and to the and the 1996 Follies d'Hiver de Granby in Quebec. have produced and fine rial Teen and an old one from the Promise Ring. Internet. Arrfys competes as part of a team of three or tuned a seemingly Also a new feature for on the CD reviews will be Amys started snow sculpting for a competition four sculptors. Competitions typically take place dreamlike album that RIYL (Recomended If You Like), where examples in Breckenridge at Ullr Fest, an annual winter over four days. is good for one thing of bands that have the same sound will be given. carnival. He didn't have much experience sculpt- Armed with a drawing or clay model of a piece, previous Difranco al- So sit back and read away and if you like what you ing. they work morning until night for three days to bums have not been read, listen to WVGS 91.9 hear them or call and "I'd made snowmen with snow-sculpted arms create their idea in snow. "The last day, you're good for: falling asleep. request at 681-5525. and snow forts when I was a kid," he said. allowed to work round the clock until they're The raw emotions that When you mix bliss- But he and about three other diehards found judged," Amys said. &U^^^d^£;^jj^^££. once leaped off the CD fully poppy lyrics with a they loved the challenge of sculpting and entered They are judged on the process they used to are replaced with crooning pianos and well-or- mix of poppy chords, other competitions. create the sculpture as well as the final result. 0 Q 9 chestrated bandmates. This is not to try and take 1 and a little teen angst "You meet other people who say, You need to go "The judges watch you as you're doing it, and ij V < away from the album, but it is far and away a punk for the fun of it, here, you need to try there.' You are on people's part of it is how well you get along with each other, changed Difranco from the one we once knew. you get the new Impe- mailing lists and get invitations," he said. (that) you're not chasing each other around with rial Teen album "What When looking for this album remember that is so - ■■■ I ' t In the meantime, Amys promoted the snow the tools," he said. *lfe *«: 'fer far off from her earlier work that if you expect the is Not to Love." On their sculpting competition in Breckenridge. It has Sculptors use a variety of tools including m^M^.-mmm... same Ani you will be disappointed. If you go in second full length al- grown into a separate event, a weeklong competi- chisels, saws, wood finishing tools and Japa- looking for a smooth mellow CD that can rock you bum for Slash records tion attended by sculptors from all over the world. nese ice saws developed specifically for snow Imperial Teen returns with an album that, in to bed in no time, than this is what you need. Snow sculpting is a hugely popular event in sculpting, Amys said. RIYL—Old Liz Phair, Acoustic, The Cranberries, many ways, outshines their debut "Seasick." The Finland, Canada and Japan. The Sapporo Snow The sculptor's main concern is for the piece to Jewel band has a knack for mixing radio-friendly pop Festival in Japan costs millions of yen to put on hold together long enough to be judged. One of the best al- with strong serious lyrics about moral decay and each year, Amys said. "It's just snow. All you are allowed is snow, bums of the past year troubling social issues. "What is Not to Love" is a "They build enormous snow castles and mil- ice and water," he said. "You have to adjust for was The Promise Ring great title for this album because, having listened lions of people turn out to view it," he said. the weather. Even on the coldest day, the sun with "Nothing Feels to it numerous times, I cannot find something not "It's part of the Olympics now, too. It's amedaled can cause problems." to love about it. The upbeat songs are soon to be Good." On it, The Prom- alternative radio classics, whereas the slow, more ise Ring instantly define melodic songs croon you into submissiveness. The whatemois. Emoisthe opening tracks on the album are powerfully crafted new buzz term for Ga- Nixon play overlaps impeachment trial to get you into the album. One of my favorites, rage-rock-soul, mixed in the midst of Clinton's im- another president falling from 'Too Hoo," is so sickly pop it is beautiful. "Yoo Hoo" with an intelligent, The Associated Press peachment trial. The play is grace,'" Bundy said. is followed by another one of the more upbeat, but thought through lyrical base in addition to poppy Texas—A year ago, after scheduled to run through Feb. That hasn't been the case. more tragedy filled songs "Lipstick," a song that chords. When you put all that together you have watching President Clinton deny 14, while Senate leaders hope Bundy said attendance has in- definitely questions gender roles in this society, what the industry, for lack of a better buzz term, he had sex with "that woman, their work will be done by Feb. creased over the play's first week singing, "Why you gotta be so proud, I'm the one is calling emo. On the album's first song, "Is This Miss Lewinsky," Rob Bundy 12. and the theater's phone is "ring- with lipstick on," which is delivered in a more Thing On," The Promise Ring sings about Dela- couldn't help but equate the bud- "I've got to say it was really ing off the wall." garage attitude. All in all, Imperial Teen returns ware, and whether or not they're aware of AIR ding scandal to Shakespeare's lucky timing," Bundy said. "I The one-act play is Lees' ver- with a grand second effort that encourages pop SUPPLY and TELEVISION. Each song is to the tragic heroes, such as Lear, picked the play for this season sion of what might have hap- junkies to enjoy pop and, once again, bob your head point and simply put, which makes it almost Macbeth and Richard III. because of the Clinton situation, pened during a secret White to the beat and simply enjoy that music. RIYL— profound. The songs, for the most part, are com- Yet when Bundy, the artistic but I had no idea I'd hit the mark House meeting between Nixon Pixies, Blondie, Shudder to Think posed of a few line.s that go straight for the emo- director of Stages Repertory The- on the bull's-eye." and Secretary of State Henry Enjoyably sublime. Easily melancholy. Incred- tional jugular. There are no wasted words and no ater in Houston, was putting to- Bundy actually was a bit con- Kissinger the night of Aug. 7, ibly polished. Ani Difranco's new album "up up up wasted chords—each song is finely crafted to what gether the 1998-99 season, he cerned that playwright Russell 1974, in the hours before the up up up." On Ani Difranco's newest album, the is seemingly a perfect length. The pop power emo scheduled a play about another Lees' 1996 work might hit too president resigned. original riot girl has seemingly hung up her ax and formula is perfected within every song. And, if you tragic leader, one whose down- close to home. After all, people The play debuted off-Broad- picked up a weapon of slightly less destructive take time to listen to the words, as well as the fun fall hit closer to home: Richard often look to theater as a way to way to rave reviews. It has since power. filled songs, you can learn a lot about yourself and Nixon. escape their daily lives. moved to several playhouses Her persona is calmed, and at times seemingly others. Simply put, this is one of the best albums The playhouse's production of "I was a little afraid that, be- across the country, including the happy. The approach is so different from any I have ever heard and I recommend it to everyone. "Nixon's Nixon"—a fictitious look cause we were so right on target, 170-seat Stages and the 218-seat previous album that it makes you wonder what RIYL—Modest Mouse, Superchunk, Sunny Day at Nixon's last night in the White the public would say, 'I'm tired Round House Theater outside has happened to change Ani. On her more recent Real Estate House—opened last week, smack of this. I don't want to think of Washington, D.C. V Graduation Time is Here... Enterprise Rent-a-Caris the leader intherental car industry and is looking forprofessional graduates likeyouasBUSINESSDEVELOPMENT TRAINEES. WearclcokhgforambMous,careerK)rientedindi\dduals that want to go far. Sales and customer experience a plus. Internships are available. We will be having an Information Session on Tuesday, February 9 from 6pm - 8pm at the Russell Union Building, Room 2041. Qn-Campus Interviews will be held onWednesday, February 10 at the Williams Center, Room 1058. Contact the Career Services Center for schedule times. We offer an excellent training program and benefits, including medical, dental and a 401(k). Mail or fax your resume to: ENTERPRISE RENT-A-CAR, 3109 Maple Dr., Suite 218, Atlanta, GA 30305. Fax: 404-266-8764, or call 404-266-2778. "1 Be sure to check out our website at www.erac.com. An equal career opportunity employer MZF. Enterprise begins rent-a-car G%org€-Aane Thursday, February 4,1999 — Page 11 Today's Quote "Half of the world is composed of idiots, the other half of people clever enough to take indecent advantage of them." CLASSIFIEDS etc --Walter Kerr ACROSS 1 2 5 6 7 a 9 10 11 12 13 END TABLE $20 Lamp shade, Couch with FOR SALE Microwave oven. In good FEMALE ROOMMATE Needed to Sublease a 1 Rainbow shape ' ' bed. Call 871-3854. 200 condition only $40. Can be seen at 3 bedroom 2 bathroom House ASAP close to 4 Eve's youngest 14 18 Pinehaven #8. campus. Last months Rent is Free! Call Stacy FOR SALE Sofa Bed $100 obo Recliner $75 or Christy at 871-3381. 8 Exploded " obo. Thomasville end table and coffee table SUBLEASE MAY. Brand new 4BR apt in 1? ,. IB Pets & Supplies 14 Uon's name $300 firm Call 489-3897. Ask for Lesley. Bermuda Run! Call Niki at 681-7459 ASAP 15 Beginner | SUBLEASE SOMEONE need ASAP own bed ?0 21 22 23 ENTIRE TWIN bed $40 and large color TV 240 16 River gorge HORSE LOVER! Opportunity to co-board or and bath large closet only $235/mo. Call 681- channels 1-13. 871-3854 after 5:00pm. 8820 for more info. 17 _ Rafael, CA 24 25 26 lease a beautiful and gentle Palomeno horse. Services 18 Authentic 1 CHEST-on-Chest; 1-storage unit w/shelves Call Diane at 764-7283. 3 BR duplex. $200 + 1/4 utilities. Negotiable. 27 28 29 ■30 31 32 and 1-night stand for sale; $300 Great Call Patty at 764-6063. 19 European SNAKE. Lovers! 10 Foot Burmese Python MOBILE AUTO detailing. We come to your condition; 852-5033 after 6:00pm. for sale with custom Built cage asking $450 peninsula 34 36 SUBLEASE FOR summer semester. Tow residence or business. Most cars $50 for full 20 Duplicity obo call 681-1457 Eric. bedroom 1 bath apartment in Stadium Walk. detail and wax. (912)682-7872. Call for free " " estimate. 23 Answer to "Shall 37 36 41 $485 - utilities Great Place to live. Call Joe or 130 FREE FERRET to a good home. 2 yrs. old Stephanie at 871-5175. we?" _. Silver toe. Pet porter, bed and litter pans CREDIT PROBLEMS can be solved!!! Call I 24 Rred clay 42 44 Garage Sales included. If interested Contact Kim at 681- PERSONAL RENTAL Towne Club 681-7252. 25 Authorize 6241. Apartments, unit #95, 2 unfurnished bedrooms 48 47 50 51 available Dec. 1, 1998, 1 room has private LOSE WEIGHT Now Metabolize weight loss. 27 Estrada of GARAGE SALE Sat. Feb 6, 1999 @ 8:00am GOT CAUGHT with kitty! Snooky needs a bath, 1 room shares bath, Available to two Call Nick at 681-1805. "CHiiV - " ** 52 P 54 until ... in Silverwood, 126 Palmetts Drive. home. Very sweet shiny and free! Comes females, preferably friends. Rent $100/mo. 28 Virulence Rincon, GA. Great deals for College with toys, food, litter and scratching post. Call per room. To see, contact Lisa at Towne Club NEEDED! New hair Style. Ask for Jill. " 681-3884 or 489-5192. 33 Hardy heroine 55 56 S7 58 59 Students. 681-9159. Apts. 681-6765. To rent, contact Gayle 35 Shift-worker's Palmer at 205-870-0286. LAB PUPPIES available in February AKC shift 80 61 82 63 140 registered. Black/Chocolate, M/F. Call 681- SUBLEASE MAY. 1 Bedroom town house in 250 36 tflsere, 8992. Hawthorne. Call Rachael at 681-8790 ASAP. France 84 65 66 Sports & Stuff 37 Slur over Help Wanted 67 68 230 39 Want _ 220 40 Church ' SNOWBOARDS! Morrow 154 with Bindings © 1999 Tribune Media Services. Inc. 2/4/99 PART-TIME help needed to assemble grills, Roommates only $100, Brand New Burnt with Sims congregation All rights reserved tractors, push mowers and furniture. In a local Rentals & Real Bindings only $150, Tel 764-3553. Leave 42 OW card game Message. retail store. Must have Transportation, phone, M/F ROOMMATE needed own room in 4BR 43 Dice toss own tools and being mechanically inclined is Estate House. W/D cheap utilities, Quiet 45 Potential plant 5 Sleeper's covers, helpful. Immediate opening. For more neighborhood 5 min. from campus. $192 260 46 Generous of a sort information call 1-800-856-6802. month + utilities. Call Kelly 871-4089. a 3 T S Q 0 V S 1 3 S N 0 SEASON'S APT#52 2 bedroom, 2 baths 49 Be a bookworm 6 Stupefied state LIFEGUARDS NEEDED in North Myrtle NEED A female roommate to sublease for 3 0 M 3 3 s N O N N V 0 Beach for 1999 season. Will train. Housing Summer '99 call Kenisha or Tashia at 681- Stereo & Sounds 52 Capital of 7 Empty space v 2097 or 681-9198. summer and fall semesters. For a 3 bedroom Norway 8 Energetically N N 3 1 Q 1 V a 1 3 N o provided if needed. For information call (843) 2 bath house located in Hawthorne, has a ' 272-3259. 53 Corrode 9 Research rm. N O 1 3 y 8 3 d a 1 O 0 SUBLEASE. Now Spring semester and for garage, porch, large kitchen and much more. FOR SALE Pioneer AMP BOWX4CH, 20hm 1 summer Campus Courtyard furnished by Stable $200. Also, 6 1/2 Pioneer Tube 80W °B The GSU Upward Bound For more information call Christy at 871-3381. 55 Common ailment 10 Writer Waugh O i N 1 i V 3 O i so HELP WANTED: poolside. Female $245 + 1/4 utilities three (200 W Max) for sale $80. If bought together, 58 Nova Scotia 11 Cable Program is accepting applications for a a V 3 y ■ i N 3 0 i A i N n w Resident Manager for the Summer Residential other rooms available. Call Kelly ASAP ROOMMATE NEEDED WF to rent fully will accept lower price island 12 Modular 681-6243. ■ a 3 3 1 1 0 y O 0 i Program (June 14 - July 23, 1999). furnished 2BR Fall semester non-smoker STEREO Sony CDXC910 CD player with 60 Lake near Utica component §■ willing to share room, Clean. $175/mo + 1/4 A i 1 S 0 V 3 a 1 i 3 Applicants must: Have residential living SUBLEASE MARCH - August. $215 + 1/4 Rotary Commander Paid $980 Selling for 62 Unemployed 13 Garden v h experience; 2.5 GPA, Bachelors Degree utilities. 4BR. Call James at 681-2158. utilities excluding cable. Call 681-4566. $400 and etc. .. Call Andy 764-3553. 63 Lodging house 1 V A s A V 0 ■ s S3 J. Preferred. Compensation: $2000 plus s 3 N i 1 a V 3 » 1 y 3 room/board. No Summer School Please. 1BR Apt. for sublease. Summer Semester, MARSHALL AMP. and Fender Strat. for sale. 64 Word with ball or 21 Pretended s a| Starts in May. St. James Place. 681-1463. M/F ROOMMATE needed ASAP for 4BR fodder A V 0 i V y 3 O Apply at the William Center Room 1026 or call $400 for both. Call 764-7816 after 6:00pm 22 Fountain orders » n 681-5458. Application Deadline: 5:00 pm on 2BA. Call Kelly at 871-4089. ask for Ty. 65 Endeavor to 26 Audience divider s i 3 1 s 3 N i n d i y V REASONABLE RENTALS Is Friday, April 9th. Selection Made by May 1st. 764-5003 FEMALE NEEDED to share 2BR 2BA trailer. obtain 29 Muddle V 1 y 3 8 1 1 V 3 y N V s SPRING/SUMMER INTERNSHIPS - college EFFICIENCY TO sublease in May $250 $225 mo. Non-smoker preferred. Call for info 66 Highcard 30 Offering proof 3 N 1 A V a o H A l 3 1 Directory Publishing - Gain valuable business at 681-1448. 290 67 Starts 31 Fri. follower o per/mo. Call 871-3688. d n M 3 1 a H i 3 s y V experience while earning up to $8000 this 68 States further 32 Crafty ° summer selling yellow page advertising for SUBLEASE NOW at Bermuda Run January NEED M/F ROOMMATE . Call 681-9447. Travel 69 Showed the way your campus telephone directory. Great and February Rent is FREE! Free South 34 Feudal lord's SWF ROOMMATE 2BR 2BA 16 x 80. Call peons spouts 54 "Enterprise" Resume Booster for mkt/sales/public Georgia Gym Membership. Call now and leave a message at 682-9274. HURRY!!!! Melissa AS," P at 854-5033 after 6:00pm. SPRING BREAK JAMAICA 3nts Atlanta from DOWN 37 Shade tree 45 Uke sheltered travels relations. No experience needed. Call 1-800- $439 each. FREE ReggaeJAM Spring Break 466-2221 ext. 227 or visit our web-site @ in Stadium Walk for this to take over lease, in 4 bedroom info 24 hrs daily. Operators 9-6. (800)873- 1 Strasbourg's 38 RawlsorReed horses 55 Designer Chanel campusdirectory.com. SUBLEASE APT WF NEED region 39 Aluminum 47 Thyroid treatment 56 Son of Judah summer. Call Chris at 541-4012. $240 per 3.5 bath house with pool. Rent $250 and 1/4 4423. reggae-jam.com. month plus utilities. utilities. Call 871-7049. 2 Parent, e.g. company 48 Required 57 Telescope part LOCAL ROCK Band seeking singer. Call 589-7531 or 2373873 for originals and covers. WANTED! WF needed to share 2BR 1BA 3 Penitence 41 Eagle's home 50 Immediately 59 City on the Amo BEDROOM AVAILABLE at Towne Club. Info duplex. Rent is 240/mo. and 1/2 utilities. 3 FUN & STUFF 4 Banjo beat 44 Containers with 51 Put on 61 Period LIFEGUARDS ... On Guard, Inc. is now call Lisa 681-6765. Visit our Web site for list of places to visit and accepting applications for the summer of Available 5/10/99. Rent for May negotiable. 1999. Great pay! Call 770-564-2412 for more 1993 HORTON 14x70 Mobile Home Excellent Call 871-5949 and ask for Erica. things to do that are both educational and fun. ARE YOU a former Boy Scout or Girl Scout? On-line at Or just interested in service? Call 681-3718 information. Condition 2 bedroom 2 bath 15,500. Please ROOMMATE NEEDED ASAP Greenbriar call 681-2414. Town house. $287/mo. Call 681-7182. http://www.stp.gasou.edu/funstuff/ or see electronic board for rush times. HELP WANTED: The GSU Upward Bound Program is accepting applications for Tutor- BECOME A member of 4>BA! Be a future Counselors (4) for the Summer Residential business leader. For more information Program (June 14 - July 23, 1999). Applicant STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS: The contact Dr. Ruth Carroll at 681-5596. must: Have residential experience, 2.3 GPA, George-Anne is the official student newspaper Sophomore or Higher. Compensation: $1300 MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM of Georgia Southern University, owned and plus room/board. No Summer.School Please. operated by GSU students and utilizing the 40 Apply at the Williams Center Room 1026 or by Mike Peters facilities provided by GSU. The newspaper is call 681-5458. Application Deadline: 5:00 pm the oldest continuously published weekly Autos for Sale on Friday, April 9th. Selection Made by May newspaper in Bulloch County and Statesboro, 1st. Ga. The ideas expressed herein are those of the editor or the individual authors and do not 1992 TOYOTA Pickup for sale. $2,500. Call TALENTED BASS player looking to form a necessarily represent the views of the Student 764-2828. band for jamming and gigs. Call Jesse at 531-3915 for more info. Media Committee, the administration, the GEO METRO Convertible, 1992, auto, AC, facultv and staff of Georgia Southern Universi- very nice condition, white and gray interior, 40 $1,500 WEEKLY potential mailing our ty, or the University System of Georgia. The mpg. Call for details. $2900 obo 681 -5828. circulars. No Experience Required. Free ^v George-Anne is published twice weekly during information packet. Call 202-466-1639. the academic year and three times during 1990 NISSAN 240SX Auto, sunroof, summers. Any questions regarding content hatchback, 119,000 mi. Dark Blue. $4,500. EXPERIENCED BASS player seeks talented should be directed to the editor at by phone at Call 764-3675. musicians to form a band for gigs and 912/681-5246 or fax at 912/486-7113. Read- jamming. Possible battle of bands. Call ers may also send electronic messages to the 1977 CADILLAC Coupe Deville 65,000 org. Jesse at 531-3915 if interested. newspaper staff by visiting our web site at miles. Fully Loaded Runs like new. $6,500 TOUR GUIDE Needed for the Admissions http://www.stp.gasou.edu. obo. Call 764-8307. Office. Must be enthusiastic and energetic. OFFICES, MAIL, PHONES: Room 2023, F. I. Contact Dr. Irene Prue at 681-5977. Williams Center. The George-Anne, P.O. Box 1996 MAZDA PROTEGE. White with tan 8001, Georgia Southern University, States- interior. Very clean runs great, still under boro, Ga. 30460. 912/681-5246 (News) or warranty 12,500 obo call 871-4178. 912/618-5418 (Advertising) 90 HONDA Cvcc 2 door* hatchback. Excellent 160 ADVERTISING INFORMATION Condition. All Maintenance record available. The George-Anne reserves the right to refuse Call 871-3575. Miscellaneous for any advertisement. DISPLAY AD DEADLINE: The deadline for reserving Sale space and submitting advertising copy is Noon, one week prior to the intended publication date. FURBY FOR sale!!! All white with blue eyes. For more information, rate cards, sample publica- Auto Parts, Repair Brand New still in box. Call 681-6491 or 871- tions, contact: Shawn Sunderiand, Advertising Man- 5437. ager, ADS, (912) 681-5418; or Bill Neville, Student MAXIMA. NOSEMASK for '96 - '99 $25 call PERFECT CHRISTMAS Present! Brand New Media Coordinator, (912) 681-0069. 871-3854. Black Leather Jacket. Tags still on. Call for PROOFING/ERRORS/OMISSIONS: The newspaper Details. 871-5745. makes every reasonable effort to present correct and TIRES FOR Sale! Almost New Eagle HP tires. complete information in advertisements. However, the 6 months old. Asking for $195 for the full set. 5-STRING Banjo with Case; tabletop advertiser is responsible for proofing the ad upon pub- Call 871-3829. convention oven; exercise equipment, table lication and should notify the newspaper immediately and 6 chairs, queen bed frame. Please call in the event of an error. The newspaper is not respon- Kim, 681-5091 (day) or 685-5603. (after 6 sible for any errors in advertisements and its liability pm). for adjustments is limited to the amount of space the error occupied in the ad. Further, the newspaper is FALCONS APPAREL Hats, Sweat shirts, T- not responsible for any damages caused due to an Shirts, Jackets etc... Low prices and High ad's omission from a particular edition and its respon- Quality. Call 681-7252. Ask for Robert. sibility solely is to reschedule the ad in the next regu- 10 SPEED bike for sale: comes with V-lock, lar edition at the regular advertising rates. (both keys) headlight and water bottle $30 call LONG WHITE formal dress for sale. Asking CLASSIFIED ADS: Free classified ads from students, 871-3688. $40. Size 4. Call Melissa at 871-5609. faculty and staff must be non-commercial in nature 99 GIANT BICYCLE 17.5 inch frame excellent FITNESS WALKING BOOK (KIN 1218) for and submitted in writing, with the name of the sender, condition like new $200. Call 489-8453. sale. Bought for $15 for class, but transferred local address, and phone number. No free ads taken to another class. Will sell for $10. Call via telephone - at this price we don't take dictation. NEARLY NEW Huffy bike for sale. Great for One free ad per person per week. Commercial classi- getting around campus and recreational Renee' at 871-3918. fied are 20 cents per word with a $4 minimum per in- riding. $85 obo call Talia at 871-5437. FREE STUFF!!! Call 681-7252. sertion. Tearsheets are $2 extra per insertion. CIRCULATION INFORMATION: Subscription rates for home delivery of The George-Anne are $30 per JVC RACK System Brand New must sell. semester, or $52 per year, delivered by third class Asking $700 obo, paid 1,000 sounds mail. Please address all inquiries to Zeina Rahme, Churches awesome ask for Jason at 681-9615. Business Manager. The George-Anne is distributed TI-85 calculator for sale. Doesn't include free of charge on the Georgia Southern University manual. Asking $50. Call 681-1919. campus through delivery sites located in campus XA CHI ALPHA Ministries. A Christian Community of Worship Prayer Fellowship buildings, at off-campus sites, and in residence halls. LAVA LAMP for sale. Black lamp with purple NOTICE: Readers may pick up one free copy, and a discipleship and witness. Call Elissa if lava. Excellent condition. $20 Call Jaime at interested. 764-3020. Sponsored by 489-3368. second for a roommate or acquaintance, at distribu- Assembles of God. tion sites. Additional copies are 35 cents each and are NEW NEON Beer Signs for sale. Very available at the Williams Center. However, unauthor- CHI ALPHA campus Ministries will be having Cheap, Call Chris at 541-4012 for more info. ized removal of additional copies from a distribution an organizational meeting on February 4th. site constitutes theft under Georgia law, a misde- Call Elissa for information at 764-3020. meanor offense punishable by a fine and/or jail time. PLAYSTATION GAMES! $10 and $15, tel. Editors will seek to have any person(s) who removes 764-3553, leave message. more than the authorized number of copies from dis- AJL, IC^r\l«< v_^ertitied • lowing • Import Opecialist 80 GREAT PHONE Cards. 5cents/min within tribution sites prosecuted to .the full extent of the law. U.S. 15cents to 30cents for any international NOTE: We gratefully acknowledge the theft of our slo- Computers & calls. No Surcharge! Contact Eugene for gan - "Liked by Many, Cussed by Some, Read by details at 681-1479 or e-mail heojeng them Air - from Robert Williams of the Blackshear @ hotmail.com. Times. Call Bob and he can tell you who he stole it Software from originally. SCANNER WITH all extras asking $125. This *8> J&iif .'»,' COMPUTER FOR sale: $250 obo monitor, is a hand held model from 1996 very nice. hard drive, printer, paper included. Call 764- Call 681-7182. 2638. BRAND NEW Black Mecca Jeans for sale. * STUDENTS BEWARE Will take the best offer. Call 681 -6700. SOUTH 301 ATTENTION -- The George-Anne screens all COMPUTER & Color Monitor - 8MB RAM, 4X advertisements prior to publication. The news- CD-ROM, Windows 3.1. Add a modem - Auto Body Collision Center would make a great e-mail machine! $300. paper strives to accept ads for legitimate pro- Call 489-8408. 170 ducts and services only. Students are urged to exercise caution when replying to ads - par- COMPUTER HUTCH for sale. Already Motorcycles ticularly those which require a credit card assembled. Has shelves, pull out keyboard We sell and install autoglass & body parts desk, place for printer. $50, but will negotiate. number, other personal information, or money CallDara, 871-7035 ASAP. Must Sell. MOTORCYCLE 97 CBR 600 F3, has under in advance of the delivery of a product or serv- 2000 miles BLK/WHT/ORN, D&D pipe, ice. Jtudents are also urged to report to the GREAT COMPUTER 200 MMX, 4GB, 32 Titanium & carbon fiber effects, It's Brand newspaper any suspicious offers which they RAM, 56.K, 4MB Video, wheel mouse, 15" New! $5,900, Call Andy 764-3553. • Free Estimates • Student Discounts monitor, office -97 professional with CD for might see in an ad. Remember, if an offer only $799. Call Herbert at 681-1479 or NEW HERO Shredder BMX Bike for sale. seems too good to be true, it probably is. gsi00613. Barely ridden. Call Chris at 541-4012 for more information. TREK 850 Rock Shox, LX V-brakes, Rapidfire sifters XT front derail. STX rear derail. $270 No job is too BIG or SMALL for us, Maniton Shox SX $175 Call Jeremy 681 -8960. 190 MONDAY FEBRUARY 8th Triangle hosts a panel lecture on homosexuality and U FUN & STUFF Personal 42 years of experience, come see spirituality. Guest include a gay Lutheran Visit our Web site for list of things to do that minister, practicing witch, and atheist. Russell are educational and fun. On-line at Union room 2042 at 7pm. J.J. CONGRATS Shone-Di! From * The George-Anne "9 yajo// i Jbve Grams \ Do you know someone who would like to see Ms or her name in The George Anne (pfher than in the Police Beat)? Well, here is your chance. For the Feh. 11 edition, The George-Anne will publish a Valentine's Day message from you to that special someone. Community Advisors Here are the rules: 1) Fill out this form and drop it by The George-Anne office in room 202 3 of the William's Center by Tuesday, Application for 1999-2000 Feb. 9 by S p.m. The submission should include your Qualifications: You must be a junior or senior fall semester 1999. You must have a minimum 2.5 QPA. ¥ ¥ ¥ Deliver tO: From: ¥ Benefits: The George-Anne Name: _ ¥ PO Box 8001 GSU PO BOX: ¥ You will receive "a scholarship" in the from of free William's Center Room 2023 Phone: _ ¥ rent in exchange for working at one of Statesboro's ¥ IF ¥ most popular apartment complexes ¥ ¥ ¥ *¥ «8KaL JWmf ¥ Last day to apply is Friday, February 12 ¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥¥