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«• Eagles soccer team beat Florida Atlantic Georgia Southern University's Official Student Newspaper Statosboro, Georgia 30460 Founded 1927 3-1 Sunday. Please see story, page 6 Premiere raises money Homecoming selection BRIEFLY... The GSU chapter wmmrnmm^i process will not change *» Urinal falls off the wall in of Habitat for By John Munford Features Editor upset," Leavey said. 'The stu- Communication Arts Building Humanity will use dents should have the vote all L When a large number of to themselves. If homecoming By Melanie WeBberg proceeds to build GSU students booed the all- «. Assistant News Editor turns into a brawl, then we more houses black homecoming court at won't be able to have home- . I. A urinal in the men's bathroom in the halftime ,of last year's home- coming anymore. We'd just communication arts building fell off the By Ashley Hunt coming game, it showed that News Editor have a football game and that wall Thursday Oct. 5, leaving nearly two the election of homecoming would be it." inches of water in the hallway and block- Habitat for Humanity queen and king has become The homecoming commit- ... ing the front entrance to the building. doesn't just build houses, it what campus leaders are call- tee, made up of four black stu- "A guy came running out of the bath- also sponsors movie premieres. ing "a racial issue." dents and three white stu- room saying the urinal fell off," David The GSU chapter of Habitat Before Wednesday night's dents, voted in May to make Addington, head of communication arts, for Humanity sponsored the homecoming committee meet- the popular votes worth 50 said. Georgia premiere of "Now and ing, the committee decided to percent of each candidates' fi- It took the Physical Plant 20 minutes to Then," the movie that was make the selection of home- nal score. The interview por- arrive. filmed on location in Statesboro coming queen less a popularity tion was to be worth 30 per- "There was an awful long delay before and Savannah. contest and "a little more mean- cent, with the essay portion they got the water turned off," Addington "I asked permission to see if ingful" of an honor for the stu- comprising the final 20 per- said. we could sponsor it," said Leslie dent chosen, according to com- cent. Ronny Alderman, structural superin- Sharpe, executive director of mittee chairman W. Eric Dee Lockett, a black mem- tendent for the physical plant, did not Habitat for Humanity in Johnson. ber of the homecoming com- return several phone calls by press time. Bulloch County. "I thought it But after hearing student mittee, was one of the commit- 1 The cause of the incident is unknown, would be a good opportunity to criticisms of adding an inter- tee members who felt the es-

I « as well as the reason for the Physical do a fund-raiser." view and essay portion to the say and interviewing ideas Plant's delay. Tickets were sold for $25 criteria for naming a queen, were bad from the start. The Physical Plant worked all day to and GSU Habitat for Human- the committee threw out their "Homecoming is not meant rectify the problem. The urinal is tempo- ity president Adam Focht esti- changes so the queen and king to divide GSU, but it is meant rarily repaired, but the wall board is not mated that about 400 were sold will be elected strictly by popu- to bring us together," Lockett yet replaced. for the premiere. lar vote. James Hill said. "But a lot of black women "This is the biggest fund- The committee said they didn't feel comfortable that Premiere movie-goers peruse pictures from location filmings at a Construction on Georgia raiser the student chapter has decided to revert to the old sys- they could do well on an essay reception hosted by Habitat for Humanity prior to the showing. Avenue delayed due to traffic ever had," he said. tem because their new qualifi- and interview." Three houses have been includingjam-the-jars. This is cations were not liked by a large Lockett also said students By Serra Johnsa program that all chapters are Staff Writer built so far in Bulloch county held during the week before involved in. Students spend a number of students on campus who complain about the past and the money raised by the homecoming where organiza- week on location building a who felt the rules were changed two homecoming queens be- The construction on Georgia Avenue premiere will be used to pay off tions around campus sponsor a house. because the past three home- ing black need to show up and which was scheduled to be completed last the debts incurred from jar for loose change that people This year, the GSU chapter coming queens at GSU have vote. month has been delayed due to traffic buliding the third house. drop in them, Focht said. is hoping to go to Beaufort, been black. "People feel if you didn't problems, said Shawn Driggers, supervi- Habitat for Humanity is an "Last year we raised almost N.C. Committee member Erin vote, that's your own problem," sor for the construction. organization that helps pro- a thousand dollars," he said. Focht isn't sure if the chap- Leavey said the committee Lockett said. 'There are only Driggers said the the construction vide housing for low-income 'We should get a lot this year." ter will have another big fund- wants to have a homecoming just over 2,000 black students i should be completed by the end of October. families. The GSU chapter The chapter is planning is a raiser like this one. where everybody could get on this campus, and if the other The project should be over in a couple of helps with fund-raisers and spring break trip to help build "The money that was made along, and that would not hap- 12,000 people came out to vote, weeks, he said, however, traffic is delaying volunteer support. a house. for the event went back into pen if the new selection crite- there's no way a black home- the completion of the project. Habitat is also planning This trip, called the Chal- the community," he said. ria were used. coming queen would be "Their are 15 people who are presently other fund-raisers this year lenge project, is a nationwide "We don't want people to be Please see CHANGES, page10 working on paving the road and the side- walks," Driggers said. Bike safety committee Housing says Pines gate installed WORD OF THE DAY discusses alternatives for security, students complain By Ashley Hunt and there is going to need to diurnation (di»er»NA»shun) n. the News Editor be more time between classes. .. habit of sleeping during the daytime Operating under the But we have to be realistic premise that there is an im- and look at things. We don't Source: Weird Words mediate safety concern, the have 15 minutes between SGA bike safety committee classes, and we don't have a proposed several alterna- transportation system. We 'BORO WEATHER tives last week to enforcebike have to allow people to get safety such as bike riders from point A to point B in the walking their bikes in high safest possible way." traffic areas and using ser- Brown suggested that vice officers to enforce bike there be certain areas on cam- safety during busy hours. pus where bike riders would SGA President Lee Hyer walk their bikes. recently agreed to open the "I think there are areas committee meetings to the that should be designated as student press. walking areas and if you want "We need to seek to pro- to walk your bike on them Today vide safety since there are no that's fine, but there are some Sunny with a high in the mid 70s. bike paths," said SGA presi- (areas) that are too congested dent Lee Hyer. "I think our to ridebikes,"he said. "I don't Wednesday concern is pedestrians. We want to ban bicycles from Partly cloudy with a high in the 70s to need to operate under the campus, but there are some lower 80s. premise of an immediate areas where they are not go- safety concern." ing to mix." John Munford George Shriver, a history Hyer also agreed with To avoid the need for hangtags to open the the Pines through the exit gate, which was just INDEX professor and member of the Brown that there are some entrance gate, some drivers have been entering one of the students' many complaints. committee, said he became areas that should be desig- By John Munford placed near the end of the A aware of a problem with nated for walking bikes only. sex Apartments), and other Features Editor building at the apartment com- Announcements 2 "renegade" bikers because of One of these, Hyer said, is security issues we had to ad- plex. Anyone wishing to get several accidents that had the area in front of Lakeside Two housing employees got dress," McFarland told the Classifieds 9 crowd. "That's why we wanted beyond the gates must swipe a occured last spring. Cafe. an earful of student complaints bar-coded hangtag to open the Comics 9 "I brought a motion to the "There are some areas Wednesday night from In the gates. The department of park- Crossword 9 senate which was to make where you should not ride a Pines residents about the diffi- "I'VE HAD TWO ing and transportation issues aware of the problem on cam- bike and Lakeside is a per- culties brought on by the in- Only in America 3 CLOSE CALLS MYSELF hangtags to In the Pines resi- pus," he said. "I never said fect example of that," he said. stallation of car gates this dents who have parking per- Opinions 4 anything about banning "From the shaped bricks to quarter to improve security at AND PAPA JOHN'S mits. Police Beat 2 bikes." the concrete, I think should the on-campus apartments. In the Pines resident Ray Shriver said he became be the dividing point where Residence Life Area Direc- DRIVERS GET IN THAT Sports 6 Powell said another problem concerned when a student you do not ride a bike." tor Sheila McFarland and In WAY BECAUSE with the gate system is that suffered permanent" brain The committee identified the Pines Manager Sylvia visitors are unaware of which Itisadesire of The George-Anne toprintthe damage as a result of being three areas that were the Merideth held a meeting to THEY'RE IN SUCH A gate to enter, particularly pizza news of Georgia Southern University as accu- hit by a bicycle. most congested on campus as hear the students' concerns. rately as possible. If you feel that something delivery drivers, who try to Shriver said some other Lakeside Cafe, the Carroll Most of the angry residents HURRY TO MEET THEIR covered is in error, contact a member of the enter the exit gate which opens editorial staff at 681-5246 as soon as possible. alternatives to banningbikes Building and the area sur- claimed the gate caused more 30-MINUTE for them. Powell said the po- Thank you. roundingthe Union Rotunda. security risks than it prevents. might be to educate people tential is there for a head-on FOR ADVERTISING INFO.: 681-5418 about the use of bicycles and Mark Pierce, a GSU stu- They called for the gates to be GUARANTEES." collision because most cars try STORY OR PHOTO IDEA: 681-5246 extend the time period be- dent and an employee at a opened — permanently. — RAY POWELL, to exit after turning a sharp FAX NUMBERS: 871-1357 and 681-0863 tween classes to 15 minutes. local bike store, suggested But the housing represen- corner. LANDRUM BOX: 8001 Public Safety Chief Ken that during the busy hours tatives said the gates are going PINES RESIDENT to stay down, for now, because "I've had two close calls my- E-MAIL TO: [email protected] Brown also said that he on campus, there should be self and Papa John's drivers patrolmen who can regulate of the security risks brought to restrict access to the park- •tie thinks there should be 15 get in that way because they're bike safety. on by non-student cars who ing lots. We want a safe envi- minutes between classes. in such a hurry to meet their "During the peak hours cruised through the In the ronment for students and an "I think we need more time 30-minute guarantees." when we are having all the Pines parking lots last year, academically conducive situa- between classes," he said. Powell has lived at In the Liked By Many, Cussed By Some... problems, there can be two usually with radios blaring. tion with no loud disruptions "Our campus is spread out Pines apartments for over two Read By Them All and will continue to spread "Last year we had drive-by from music." Please see BIKES, page 10 shootings in this area (at Sus- Currently, the gates are Please see GATE, page 10

BM^^_^^MMM^^^MMMM| ^^^H ^^^|B I Page 2 — Tuesday, October 17,1995 George-Anne 1* POLICE BEAT Civil rights veteran didn't march GSU Division Of Public Safety to property. Club, reported a criminal tres- By David Pace the Georgia House delegation newed commitment on the part • Tondre Kenaz Thomas, 18, pass. The Associated Press of Register, was charged with • Kelly Joy Brown, 17, of Sa- Friday. of participants to personal re- October 12,1995 WASHINGTON — Civil sponsibility, to children and fam- • University Police officers failure to signal, felony posses- vannah, was charged with un- As Lewis explained his rea- rights veteran John Lewis said ily, to communities and the na- and the Statesboro Fire Depart- sion of marijuana, and posses- derage possession of an alcoholic sons for avoidingthe march, Rep. Friday he didn't participate in tion, to self-reliance, to hard ment responded to a small fire in sion of marijuana with intent to beverage. Sanford Bishop of Columbus is- yesterday's march on Washing- work, and to accountability," he the first floor hallway of Brannen distribute. • Ryan Weaver Tingle, 19, of sued a statement that supported ton organized by Nation of Islam said Hall at 4:06 a.m. • Samuel Wilkerson, 26, of South College Street, was it and announced his intention Louis Farrakhan. College Lane, was charged with charged with violating the noise leader to participate. Lewis said he didn'tt disagree Lewis, a Georgia congressman possession of cocaine and misde- ordinance. "I supported it not because of with the goals of the march and was one of the principal meanor possession of marijuana. • Matthew Clay Germano, 20, who hopes that it helped dramatize speakers at the historic 1963 civil • Quincey Scott, 18, of College of South College Street, was problems in the black commu- Statesboro Police Department rights march on Washington, "MORE THAN Lane, was charged with posses- charged with violating the noise nity. said he doesn't subscribe to But, he said, "At this junction October 12,1995 sion of cocaine and misdemeanor ordinance. ANYTHING ELSE, I Farrakhan's philosophy and in the history of our country, we • Laurie Simpson, of Parker possession of marijuana. • Lindsey Catherine Scott, 19, march organizers have made it don't need anything that will fur- Apartments, reported a criminal • David Fagan II, 17, of Mikell of Park Place, was charged with DON'T WANT TO BE clear that they see participants ther the divisions, the schisms trespass. Street, was charged with posses- underage possession of alcohol as backers of Farrakhan's views. ASSOCIATED WITH OR along racial lines." • Matthew Thomas Rhodes, sion of cocaine with the intent to by a minor. "More than anything else, I And those divisions cannot of Louisville, Ga., reported some- distribute. IDENTIFIED WITH don't want to be associated with help but be enhanced by the one entered his auto. October 15,1995 with anything that October 14,1995 • Jordan Carter Young, 20, of or identified ANYTHING THAT TENDS march that it is focused on only tends to demonstrate signs of October 13,1995 •Tom Barnard, of Southern Railroad Junction, was charged one race and only one gender racism, bigotry or anti- TO DEMONSTRATE within that race, Lewis said. • Heather Anne Palmer, of Villas, reported a simple assault. with underage possession of al- Semitism," Lewis, an Atlanta That was not the case in 1963, Bermuda Run, reported damage • Megan Patisaul, of Players cohol. SIGNS OF RACISM, Democrat, said in an interview. when 250,000 people, led by the The march, which organizers BIGOTRY OR ANTI- late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.. hoped to attract 1 million black marched on Washington to de- ANNOUNCEMENTS men to Washington, was pro- SEMITISM." mand racial equality and end to moted as a day of atonement, — JOHN LEWIS segregation. prayer and inspiration for black "It didn't matter whether you men. Women were told to stay were black or white, rich or poor, away and all blacks were asked the personalities involved in or- Wellness Day participants from Marvin Pittman, and from 1-4 male or female, Protestant, Tuesday, October 17 to mark the occasion with a "day ganizing and bringing it about," • There will be an alcohol li- 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. in the Williams p.m. at the Carroll Building. For Catholic or Jewish, if you sub- of absence," refrainingfrom shop- said Bishop. ability/risk management semi- Center. more information call 681-5121. scribed to the philosophy of non- ping or going to work or school. "I supporedt it because of the nar at 7 p.m. in the assembly • Robert McCauley will violence and you believed in the Black leaders were divided stated and universally desired hall at the Southern Center for present "Religious Ritual and idea of an integrated society, you over the event, and no where principles of atonement for past Continuing Education. Memory Dynamics" at 7:30 p.m. Monday, October 23 were welcome to participate," was that more evident than in failures and wrongs and a re- • The Statesboro Police De- in the Southern Center Audito- • James Herod will present Lewis said. partment will hold breathalyzer rium. For more information call "Math in a Changing World" at 3 demonstrations at 7 p.m. at the 681-5909. p.m. in room 284 of the Russell Players Club clubhouse, and at 9 Union. For information call 681- p.m. at the Kappa Alpha frater- 0367. Some colleges may get name nity house on Greek Row. Thursday, October 19 • The Development Author- • A simulated DUI crash will change to attract more students ity of Bulloch County will meet be held at 2:15 p.m. at the Tuesday, October 24 The Associated Press universities, regional universi- function and that legitimately at the Chamber. Landrum Center. • Naomi Norman will present ATLANTA - Some of ties, four-year senior colleges and include applied research, schol- • Jeffrey Brown will present • There will be a Victim Im- "Excavations at Carthage by The Georgia's four-year senior col- two-year colleges isn't well un- arship and regional outreach in "ServingKings" at 10 a.m. in the pact Panel Discussion at 4 p.m. University Of Georgia" at 7:30 leges hope to get a boost in pres- derstood nationally, Portch told their mission." Consumer Science Dining Room. in room 241 of the Russell Union. p.m. in the Southern Center tige by having "university" the Morris News Service. The panel said the designa- For more information call 681- • A seminar on date rape and Auditorium. tacked onto their name. Georgia's senior colleges are tion of Georgia's 15 two-year 5345. alcohol will be held at 7 p.m. at For information call 681- University System Chancel- similar to what other states call schools should be looked at as • The Charmaine Neville the Willow Bend clubhouse. 0239. lor Stephen Portch says he sup- university branch campuses, but well. Portch agreed. Band will perform at 7 p.m. in • Robinson James will present ports the name change, recom- "university" sounds better to pro- "I don't know the answer on the Union Ballroom. "Ethics of Politics" at 7:30 p.m. mended by a panel of consult- spective employees and students, that one," the chancellor said. • Cinema Arts will present in the Southern Center Audito- Wednesday, October 25 ants, in part because it sounds the chancellor said. "I've thought about it and I can't "Jamon Jamon" at 7 p.m. in the rium. For more information call • Theatre South will perform better. ■ The consulting panel's report come up with a simple solution." Union Theater. 681-5850. "Les Liasons Dangereuse" at 8 Granting university status said university status should be Nationally, two-year schools • There will be a faculty re- p.m. in McCroan Auditorium. could help some of the colleges extended to colleges that "have a are most commonly called com- cital at 8 p.m. in the Foy Recital The play will run through Oct. attract faculty and students, he genuinely significant graduate munity colleges. Wednesday, October 18 Hall. 28. For more information call said. • Faculty/Staff Wellness Day 681-0106. "For example, if we're recruit- will be held in the Williams Cen- ing for faculty, and faculty mem- LASSIC ^=^ ter from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. Friday, October 20 bers look, say, between Colum- • In honor of Alcohol Aware- • An Alcohol Information Fair Saturday, October 28 bus College and the University LEANERS ness Week, there will be a Alco- will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 • The Fall Harvest Festival of North Carolina at Asheville, hol and Water Safety exhibit at p.m. in the Russell Union. will be held at the Botanical they might come to some conclu- Lakeside Cafe from 11 a.m. to 2 • The MADD Red Ribbon Gardens from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. sions about the differences ^Alterations on premises with p.m. Kickoff will be at 9:30 a.m. at there," Portch said. "The term • Brown Bag Discussion Sweetheart Circle. Tuesday, October 31 senior college is not recognizable over 50 years experience Group will meet at 12 noon in • Jane Hoffman will present • Cinema Arts will present nationally." Fur, Leather & Suede Cleaning room 270 of the Russell Union. "Backyard Scientist" from 8:30- "Ruby in Paradise" at 4:45 and 7 Portch said he hopes to set up Professional Wedding Gown • Blood will be drawn for 9:30 a.m. and from 10-11 a.m. at p.m. in the Union theater. a committee to recommend name Preservation changes among Georgia's 13 four- year senior colleges in the next r Must be presented with incoming few months. order. Not valid with any other offer. GSU and Board argue over lab school The panel of national acade- micians studying the University O Discount with Student ID By Meredith Whitt and Brian interview that the proposed lo- to the kind of free interaction System of Georgia did not specify Kirkaldy cation of the laboratory school that makes a laboratory school which schools should receive Staff Writers Hours: , would not be suitable because unique. university status in its report to Mon-Fri GSU President Nicholas two acres of the land are wet- According to Superintendent the Board of Regents. Henry discussed the tug-of-war lands. of Schools Billy Bice, the school The name changes could end 7am-6pm between GSU and the Board of "I think it's unfortunate that board had surveyed a piece of a decade-long dispute with law- SATURDAY Education over the site of the a lab school on-campus has to be land near the Auxilary Services makers and civic boosters trying 9AM-5:30PM new Marvin Pittman lab school abandoned, but I'm not convinced Warehouse and found that it was to win much-coveted "regional 510 Northside Drive East to student government last week. that a successful lab school covered by water which would university" status for their home- (Across from Wachovia) Henry said the new school couldn't be built two miles away," make it difficult to build on. town campuses. should be near the College of Bice said. "You cannot build on land that Georgia's split of research 489-8950 Education because many stu- It was originally planned last is covered by wetlands," he said. dents do not have cars and would year that the new College of Edu- Henry said that Marvin have trouble getting to a school cation and laboratory school Pittman has been a very distin- that isn't close to their other would be built adjacent to each guished laboratory school and classes. other on Forest Avenue and there that students assisting the teach- Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges "The key for a laboratory would be enough space for ers in the classroom should con- Nominations for students to be names to Selection will be made on the basis of school is to be close to the College tinue. growth. Who's Who are needed by Wednesday, Oct. the following criteria: Cumulative Grade of Education," Henry said. "A Ann Converse Shelly, dean of "They should be as close to the school moved from the College of the College of Education, said in real world as possible," he said. 31,1995.' Point Average of 2.80; campus and/or Education would not be accept- a press release to the SGA, that This summer the school board Any member os the faculty, staff or community leadership and service; able." distance would be a signifigant changed its mind about building students body may nominate students for achievement in area of study; and junior or Superintendant of Schools factor since transportation and a laboratory school on the GSU Who's Who. In fact, we depend upon you to senior status. Billy Bice said in a telephone time become major impediments campus, Henry said. make us aware of worthy students. We have Please mail your nomination forms to been given a short time to complete the Cecil Perkins, Office of the Registrar, entire selection process and we ask you Landrum Box 8092. Make copies of this Attention GSU Students!!!! help in meeting this nomination deadline. form as warranted. Interested in an Internship, but think it's too late for the Fall Quarter? Who's Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges Nomination Form It's not!!!! Alltel Mobile is looking for entusiastic, people-oriented individuals interested in careers in Sales, I Name of Nominee Retail, Communications or Marketing. I | Social Security Number This is a great opportunity to learn the cellular industry first-hand, with direct customer contact I and sales situations. We are looking for several student to work 20-40 hours weekly. The I Landrum Box or Local Address internship would be convienantly located here in Statesboro. All majors considered, I The Wireless Communications Industry currently employs 55,000 people. By the year 2000 that | figure is anticipated to be 280,000!!! Learn the basics with a Fortune 500 company right here in Southeast Georgia. I Name and Landrum Box of Nominator Interested students please call Dr. Russell Kent or Lisa Williams at (912) 681-5083 Please Type or Print

tm^^^^m " George-Anne Tuesday, October 17,1995 — Page 3 o ONLY IN AMERICA. O D.C. Without anybody around, we went for a swim." Bill and Hillary swim That paragraph prompted the University: study in the buff? obvious question from aides and The Associated Press reporters: Were the Clintons skinny-dipping? less, party more WASHINGTON — When Neel Lattimore, the first lady's By Brian Bergstein Rose Toomey wrote in an inde- The Associated Press President Clinton and his wife spokesman, said with a laugh, pendent campus newspaper, the Hillary celebrate their 20th "I'm not going to ask her." CHICAGO — When you're free press: "If the university does wedding anniversary, the first walking in the footsteps of 64 not cease its fruitless course, we lady has a romantic surprise in Nobel Prize winners, who needs are in danger of forsaking our store for her husband. © Colorado to party? excellence." 'You might be able to guess Government sued for That is the question these days With its 3,500 undergradu- what it is," she said in her at the University of Chicago, ates and 6,500-grad students, weekly newspaper column. death of horse world-renowned for its academic the 104-year-old university is the "But sorry, I'm not telling." The Associated Press rigor but dead last when it comes antithesis of a party school. Mrs. Clinton hinted broadly DENVER — A Conifer to social life. Students score an average of at her plans when discussing woman is suing the federal gov- As another bleak and bitter 1,350 on the Scholastic Assess- ways to keep a marriage fresh. ernment, alleging her horse died Chicago winter draws near for ment Test; this year's national "How do you ever get any after hearing a NASA plane's the scholars in the university's average was 910. And few par- privacy as a couple? How can sonic boom. © Missouri Nedra Morris, 51, of St. Gothic quads, U of C administra- ents would shell out $19,875 a romance thrive when you live Dianne K Johnson filed a law- Teacher dies after fight Louis, was teaching at tors find themselves in the un- year for tuition so Junior can above the office with a 'round- suit in U.S. District Court in Marshall School in north St. usual position (for educators) of learn to tap a keg. the-clock staff?" Denver. with fourth grader Louis. suggesting that the students University shuttle buses haul "Well," she answered, "you In the lawsuit, Johnson said The Associated Press "She had given assignments lighten up. students around the neighbor- if improvise." her horse was frightened by the ST. LOUIS — A substitute to the kids to do some work," The administrators aren't hood, but the center of campus And she gave this example: sound of the sonic boom and tore teacher died after being attacked Rice said. talking about toga parties. life is the Joseph Regenstein Li- "One night last summer ... through a barbed-wire fence on by a fourth-grade student who One 9-year-old boy'just out- They're suggesting that stu- brary — 'The Reg." when it was extremely hot and July 13, 1994, after the NASA didn't like the school assignment right refused to do it," and at- dents occasionally congregate No wonder eyebrows were humid, we thought it would be plane flew over Conifer. She said the teacher handed out, police tacked the teacher, Rice said. somewhere other than the li- raised when the university is- » i nice to go for a dip in the White in the complaint that the horse said. "Apparently she was struck brary. sued a pamphlet showing The House swimming pool." was worth $20,000 to $30,000. Authorities are treating the with his fists several times in "Social life and party status Reg branded with a circle-and- "It was very late. Chelsea The woman's attorney, Luis case as a "suspicious death," ho- the chest area," Rice said. "She are often measured in gallons of slash emblem. was away at camp. So we A. Corchado, said the horse was micide Sgt. Tony Rice said. walked toward the outside of beer," freshman Alex Reponen "It absolutely should not be grabbed our towels, left the an Arabian from a champion Depending on what the au- the classroom and collapsed." said. the position of an institution of mansion, tiptoed through the bloodline. topsy shows, the case may later Morris was taken to Barnes "I think U of C students find higher learning to discourage Oval Office and snuck through Corchado said the horse died be investigated as a homicide, Hospital, where she died about better things to do." students from using the library," some bushes in the pitch black. of complications from injuries. Rice said. 90 minutes later, Rice said. Or as the more polysyllabic student Kaylea Hascall wrote.

Police search for parity burglar The Associated Press seemed at ease. He ate cookies found just outside. The clothing SPRINGFIELD, Mo. — Po- on a living room couch at the first was not from the first house. lice are searching for a man who house, apparently before he en- The three roommates were crept into a 5-year-old girl's room tered the girl's room. At the stu- also visited by a panty burglar and removed her panties as she dents' home, he turned on lights last March, and believe it was slept. and a television and thumbed the same man who entered their When the girl cried out, her through a Victoria's Secret cata- home last month. But no one's father chased the man down the log. gotten a good look at him. street, police said. Nothing was stolen in the bur- Police are making the case a About an hour later, three glary Sept. 30 at the first house. priority, Detective Randy Stokes Southwest Missouri State Uni- But the burglar grabbed1j>15 and said. versity students returned to their two necklaces at the students' "You got somebody who comes home several blocks away to find home. into your house and steals your that someone had rifled their More unsettling is what he TV. But that's not the same thing underwear drawers. left behind there: shorts and a as someone who comes in and In both homes, the burglar top belonging to a child were touches your child," he said. v .

«i . Man pays hospital 57 years later

The Associated Press way, paying the doctor's bill was nated all these years." WATERTOWN, S.D.—It took next to impossible. Espeland wrote a check for • Maynard Espeland 57 years, but "It cost $50 back then, but we $100 in June. he finally paid the hospital bill didn't have $50 so the hospital "I know the interest should be for the birth of his daughter — carried us on credit," Espeland, much more after so many years, with interest. now living in Sioux Falls, said. so I added another $50 to the It was March 12, 1938 when Shortly after the birth, bill." his daughter was born at Bartron Espeland found a job through a Espeland was surprised when > . Hospital and Clinic. The family government program. he heard from clinic officials who was already struggling as The He then worked as a railroad said they were sending the check Great Depression wore on. brakeman. After the war, he back. "We were eatingpancakes and started a general repair busi- Clinic Administrator William string beans and (were) down to ness and later as a worker in the O'Hara said there's no record of our last dime for a quart of milk," Sioux Falls Hoover plant. the debt in Barton's files. Espeland, 80, said. All the while, the bill for his "It was commendable that Mr. Espeland and his wife Hildy daughter's birth went unpaid. Espeland offered to pay the bill," already had a young son and he "It always bothered me that I O'Hara said. "We thanked him was out of work. never paid that bill," Espeland for his honesty and moral char- So, with another child on the said. "I guess I just procrasti- acter." Woman attempts python shoplifing The Associated Press Ms. Larney said she held onto Instead, it is used for breeding. CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. - a screaming Ms. Montgomery As for the snake and the en- - A judge has ordered a woman until the police arrived. tire matter, Ms. Larney said, "He to perform 20 hours of commu- Ms. Larney said the snake is was a little shaken up, but noth- nity service and to stay out of a worth $150 but is not for sale. ing serious." pet store where she tried to slip a snake into a sack. Eureka R. Montgomery was Greek Jerseys, Paddles, m convicted in Charlottesville Gen- eral District Court last week of Jewelry, Decals, Hats, and trying to shoplift a ball python from Outrageous Pets. Custom Screen Printing Elizabeth Larney, the store's owner, said she saw Ms. Mont- gomery, 23, stuffing the 4-foot- NEAL long brown, black and white snake into her backpack in a secluded corner of the store on Aug. 18. GRAPHICS "She took one look at me, pulled the snake out of the bag, threw it across the floor and tack- led me." 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Our Opinion Homecoming Committee was walking on thin ice The attempt to change GSU's process for selecting a &EIW6- ^H£*£ / homecoming king and queen was an exercise in utter mindlessness coming from a committee we trust to make THE ACTfoxJ is./ this annual event fair for everyone. Last week, the 1995 Homecoming Committee was prepared to change the process from the traditional popular vote to a part-vote, part-judged contest. After hearing complaints from some students that the change appeared to be racially-tainted, the committee agreed to revert to the old system. We see no reason to limit the power of the whole student body to select its own king and queen. Yes, it is a popularity contest, but that is the nature of events such s • as homecoming. It has always been that way and will continue to be that way. And as long as students willingly participate in this popularity contest, it shouldn't be taken away from them. However, we do not necessarily believe the rhetoric that it was a racially-driven idea to change the selection process. Some of the complaints come from people who could find racial overtones in just about anything. If, however, there were racial intentions, the people involved should simply grow up. If they are really afraid that the "majority" is not being represented, the people in the majority should display less apathy and cast their votes like all the other groups. Either way, we believe it is unfortunate that homecoming must be reduced to such petty squabbling. This is our homecoming, GSU — not an exclusive event Call 'em a problem, but bikes are a minor issue for one "culture" or another. to define this as a "problem." GSU has tackled the campus Perhaps all of us need to grow up a little bit. With the exception of rare cases, bike situation head-on. I com- it's almost an amusement. mend the leadership we've seen CHRISTOPHER COLE I have also heard it argued to avoid banning bikes on the that bikers are not legally al- pedestrium, because there is no EDITOR lowed on the pedestrium in the reasonable excuse for doing so. first place. Actually, that is tech- Any plan that offers an alter- Why else would they react George Shriver insisting there is nically incorrect — all campus native to banning bikes would be with such visceral intensity when an immediate and present prob- "walkways" are owned by the acceptable to me, though I still criticized for their ridiculous po- lem with bikes, take it with a Board of Regents, which has the believe the whole thing is a non- sition? slab of salt. The fact is that some power to define what is and what issue. People have been pedaling The evidence against bikes is bikers cause some inconvenience is not a pedestrian area. Since on those bricks for quite some anecdotal—not scientific—and to some people — and not very that power is apparently vested time now with minimal inconve- just because some people think often at that. in GSU itself, only school policy nience to pedestrians. there's a "problem" doesn't mean Dr. Shriver is right when he can define the legal limits on Why make it a federal case? one really exists. This principle says there are "renegade" bikers pedestrian areas. I maintain this newspaper's can be applied to a number of around here. There are also ren- Therefore, it is perfectly legal opinion that the "bike problem" situations. egade drivers who think cross- for GSU to allow bikers on the so- is really something of a myth. I For example, the Centers for walks are finish lines to the called "pedestrium." Were it not think a few people got together Disease Control and Prevention Daytona 500. There are renegade legal, the bikes would have been — namely, most of the Faculty can actually prove that a par- skaters and renegade roller- banned long ago. Senate—and decided they didn't ticular illness is a "problem" bladers. And yes, there are ren- Some of you may have the like bikers getting in their way based on scientific, statistical egade pedestrians who almost impression that this has become when they walk around campus. evidence. But if only a few people purposely get in the way of bik- a faculty vs. student issue, but it They decided bikes are a prob- came in and reported their toe- ers or others on feet because they is merely a campus-wide one. I Backtalk lem. And they've dragged rare nails glowing green, all it would don't watch where they're going. know I speak for more than one cases of bike accidents out of the The faculty guide book encourages students to attend college do is crinkle a few eyebrows. I personally am a commuter/ professor when I support bikes file cabinet to prove it. While without challengingthemselves at all. Since when do professors Democrats think everything pedestrian. I have been annoyed on campus, because some of them some of these cases are unfortu- determine grades? I thought students earned their grades. in America is a problem. That from time to time by bikers who also choose to bike around this nate indeed, they don't consti- doesn't mean everything is, nor are too stupid to follow basic place. Unfortunately, their voices — DAVID MARTIN tute a major problem at GSU. that government should step in safety rules. These days, I curse were not adequately heard by It is only a "problem" to the and solve it. Just another ex- the ones I notice, because they the Faculty Senate. extent that certain people on ample of mythical problems be- are responsible for the actions of As this issue comes to a head Attention Web Heads—While I'm sure that using the Internet campus, seemingly bored with coming so propaganda-laden that Dr. Shriver and others. and the day of reckoning draws the Henderson Library for entertainment gives you your their daily grind, have concocted at they become accepted as truth. But since relatively safe bik- closer, expect to hear more from an issue out of this situation to jollies, it also takes up valuable time from students who use the I really think that's the situa- ers are more prevalant, and the this editorial page about those add some color to the black-and- computer as a learning resource. You remember... college, tion we have now with bicycles. others usually aren't even that two-wheeled beasts and their white tapestry of their livings. studying, research paper deadlines... Quit watchingthe screens When you hear people like dangerous, I hardly see the need shaky future at GSU. and become active in other stuff. — NAME WITHHELD True-blue Christians — the next extinct species? There has been a lot of talk you're not. It really infuriates STAFF circulatingaboutBaptists, Chris- me when I see people that will JANA NEWSOME argue you down to the ground NEWS tianity, and such around cam- pus lately. Dr. Larry Taylor's that they are a Christian, and Assistant News Editor: Melanie Weinberg; Staff: Erika Anderson, Stephen then be the first one to be drunk Kirven, Derek Lewis, Kim Wagner, Meredith Whitt remark distinguishing Baptists COLUMNIST from Christians has caused quite on Thursday night. FEATURES an uproar. You have to work at it ... that "whatever is socially acceptable" Or the guy that says "amen" Features Editor: John Munford; Arts & Entertainment Editor: Tracey Varnell; means the hard and the easy lifestyle. Give me a break! If to the preacher from the get-go, Staff: Jill Buckthal.Stacy demons, Shantell Elliott, Dana Gunter, Lynn Thielman But, I can't say that I was at all suprised by it. The ugly truth parts. you're not serious, then just get and then goes to class only to use SPORTS is that a lot of Baptists (and I am certainly not calling my- out! You are in the way of Chris- the most filthy language that Sports Editor: Ronnie Swinford; Staff: Emily Burkett, Mike Davis, Carlton Parks, can be imagined. Carolyn Wynn Methodists, Presbyterians, etc.) don't act very much like Chris- And then there's the girl who OPINIONS tians around here. There are only proclaims her Christian purity Staff: Christopher Cole, Amanda Crews, Chance Faulk, Justin Miller, Jana a few "true-blue Christians" left. and prances around campus Newsome, Melanie Weinberg So, why should we be suprised lT REALLY INFURIATES ME WHEN I SEE PEOPLE THAT wearing clothes that look like PHOTOGRAPHY by his remark? they are too small to fit a five- WILL ARGUE YOU DOWN TO THE GROUND THAT Chief Photographer: James Hill; Staff: Sarah Brinkley, Michele Hess, Jerome The comment made some year-old. Come on! Who are you New people angry at Mr. Taylor. It THEY ARE A CHRISTIAN, AND THEN BE THE FIRST fooling? That kind of message only turns people off to Chris- ARTWORK made me angry at hypocritical Christians! ONE TO BE DRUNK ON THURSDAY NIGHT. tianity. Shawn Chavis, Scott Morris I am a Christian myself. We, Go one way or the other. Don't CIRCULATION as Christians, represent Jesus dance on the fence. Sooner or later, you'll discover it's made of Supervisor: Steve Taliaferro Christ to others every day in our words, but even more so by our self a spotless saint. I am a sin- tians who are for real. Hypo- barbed wire. ADVERTISING/DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) actions. As Christians, we have ner just like everyone else in the critical Christians muddy the Revelation says that God will Advertising Manager: Brooks Clements; Business Manager: Stephanie Wylie; water for serious ones. vomit you out of His mouth. So, Marketing Coordinators: Rob Gayle, Jana Mobley; Sales Representatives: the responsibility to live respon- world. But I do attempt to por- Tonicia Anderson, Steve Keller, James Salter, Heather Turner, Stacy Wood, sibly! If you want to call yourself tray what I stand for. Yes, I fail And then we have to spend unless you like the smell of vomit, Carolyn Wynn a Christian, you do have to many times. But, that's why time trying to convince non-be- I suggest you make some adjust- PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES change your life. there is forgiveness. The differ- lievers that all Christians are ments. (PAGES) Being a Christian isn't easy or ence between impostor Chris- not hypocrites. I, for one, am I issue a challenge to all "true- Production Managers: Ron Lair, Scott Mulkey; Layout Editor: Andrea D'Asotli; glamorous. It has its difficulties, tians and the real thing is that sick and tired of watching fake blue Christians": don't let the Staff: Jennifer Craft, Tamara Gilbert, Blair Schultz, Shawn Sunderland, Monica but they are worth the reward. real Christians TRY to live right. Christians destroy the good that fake Christians get you down. White; Classified Ads Manager: Julie Thompson; Darkroom Manager: James real ones work so hard to build. Remember Who you represent. Hill The problem begins when "Chris- AChristian's greatest obstacle tians" pick and choose which com- isn't non-Christians; it is people Now, if you say you're a Chris- Let's not let true-blue Chris- STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR mandments to follow and to ig- who wear the "Hello, my name is tian, act like it. Otherwise, don't tians become the next extinct I Robert Bohler: News, Editorial Advisor; Bill Neville: General Manager nore. It's a package deal, folks. Christian" name tag and live the pretend to be something that species. • I George-Anne Tuesday, October 17,1995 — Page 5 Your Opinion Homecoming coordinator defends his committee Crews should' lose righteous Editor, excluding summer. The 1995 that every open-minded stu- increased are unfounded. The attitude,' have a little fun In submitting this letter, I committee is comprised of a dent might enjoy. committee never contemplated Editor, I would like to suggest to do so in response to several is- very diverse group of students The second goal of the changing the requirement. Someone needs to get Miss Miss Crews: Stop taking every- <> sues that have arisen over the who are dedicated to achieving Homecoming Committee was The last thing I will mention Crews out of her ethnocentric one and everything so seri- past week regarding GSU and promoting university spirit to revise the Homecoming in this letter corresponds to the mode ("Dressed for success? ously. Stop judging everyone Homecoming 1995. and unity. King/Queen selection process frustration I mentioned earlier. Not some college women," Oct. else by your standards. There's It has been a struggle to per- 10). a whole world of people out <• Many students have criti- Collectively, we have pon- so that the procedures would cized the scheduled activities dered many issues since last be more democratic. suade students to get actively I can see no correlation be- there, and every single one of and the new Homecoming April and instituted several The goal of the committee involved in the Homecoming tween self-respect and manner them is different from you in King/Queen selection process. changes. Overall, we selected was not to make "black women Committee (as this is also the of dress, as Miss Crews does. If one way or another, so get over Serving as coordinator for what we thought were wide- stop entering the homecoming case with numerous other or- you feel bad, you might dress it. the 1995 Homecoming Com- ranging events that would ap- contest," as Saudia J. Abdullah ganizations/campus groups). dumpy, but just because you And on top of it all, it's just mittee has been both a pleasur- peal to all of Georgia pointed out in her letter to the We have made calls to orga- dress dumpy doesn't necessar- college. Far more serious • able experiences and an ordeal Southern's students. editor (Thursday, Oct. 12). The nization advisors/presidents/ ily mean you feel bad. And just things are going to happen to fraught with frustration. The During the last meeting of goal of the committee was to representatives, placed adver- because someone else thinks you, faster than you know it readers of this newspaper may the Homecoming Committee reform the process so that no tisements in newspapers, dis- you look like a "two-bit whore," and sooner than you'd like. wonder why such a position (Wednesday, Oct. 11), several university group on campus tributed fliers, and placed an- doesn't mean you are one. If it really bothers you that would be frustrating. students aired complaints that would be able to remark that nouncements on the electronic I don't know Miss Crews, much, walk up to the girl, tap Well, have any of you out the Homecoming events did not any other group has a better bulletin boards, all to no avail. but she sounds a little jealous. her on the shoulder and say, there attempted to program a appeal to certain segments of chance of having their King/ You may be wondering what Lose the righteous attitude, "Excuse me, but did you know large-scale event (such as the university population, and Queen nominee elected. point I am trying to convey. My and she might actually be able your bottom is sticking out?" or Homecoming) for a very hetero- that the Homecoming King/ The committee deliberated point is, it is easy to criticize to have a little fun. If I had a "Did you know everyone geneous population — and Queen selection process was on this issue for several weeks when you haven't been in- body to flaunt, I probably around you has been comment- • • with a very limited budget, I unfair. and drafted the changes as volved in something. would, too. I'm a married ing on the fact your skirt is might add? That in itself is not First, the overriding goal of they now exist in the "1995 My challenge to all Georgia woman with two kids now, but practically see-through?" terribly baffling; however, the committee was not to select Homecoming Guide." Southern students is to become I'm glad to see young people Negative peer pressure will what is baffling is trying to en- events that would appeal to Also, criticisms have been informed, get involved and able to express themselves in accomplish a lot more than edi- courage students to attend any certain ethnic group. The directed toward the Homecom- make a difference! th^ir clothes. torials blasted on high. meetings so that the needs of committee's goal was to select ing Committee (such as the one If everyone had the attitude W. students can be addressed and events that corresponded to the Ms. Abdullah mentioned in her Eric Johnson of Miss Crews, we'd all be 40 Jennifer Stokes 1995 Homecoming coordinator Statesboro met. theme of "GSU Grooves letter to the editor) for increas- before we turned 25. The Homecoming Commit- Through The Decades." How- ing the GPA requirement of tee has been meeting on a ever, in deciding what activi- King/Queen nominees from a regular basis (every Wednes- ties to select, the committee 2.5 to a 3.0 GPA. Rumors that day afternoon) since last April, attempted to choose events the GPA requirement has been Arby's —GSU Sports Shorts Blacks' wishes, opinions disregarded Saturday October 21 11:00am - Volleyball Vs. East Tennessee St. Editor, mated figure of students at year, myself and others want *Enter The "Athletic Attic Serving Contest" At All Home Volleyball Matches! From an African-American GSU is 15,000, and about 2,000 to gear towards all cultures, Saturday October 21 1:00pm - Women's Soccer Vs. Davidson student's perspective, I feel are African-American. Going not just one. , that GSU's homecoming has by the figures, it's nobody's If anyone wants to help *Take Your Shot At The "Subway Shootout" at Halftime of All Home Soccer Matches! been traditionally set for the fault if the other 13,000 don't make the changes, please get Saturday October 21 2:00pm - Football Vs. The Citadel (Parent's Day) "majority." make the choice to vote. involved ASAP. I'm looking for- African-American students Due to the unhappy stu- ward to working on the Home- *Don't Miss "Subway's Mattress Mania" At Halftime! are concerned that their wishes dents, the Homecoming Com- coming Committee next year to and opinions are not being re- mittee will be taking any and make it more diverse. Sunday October 22 12:00pm - Volleyball Vs. Appalachian State spected. Being one of four Afri- all suggestions made by inter- And to all the concerned stu- Volleyball Matches Are Held In The Old Hanner Gym "Free Admission can-American women on the ested students. I can assure dents in the meeting last Soccer Matches Are Held at The Sports Complex "Free Admission • spring homecoming committee, everybody that the homecom- Wednesday, please come back I believe that voting is a right ing committee next year will and let's work together. Re- For Ticket information Call 1-800-GSU-WINS and a choice. change in the favor of all stu- member, "Together we stand, "Caucasians in general" dents. divided we fall." Redeem This Ad And Receive One Chicken Finger Meal At have had the right to vote far Homecoming should be a $ longer than any African-Ameri- time for students to come to- Deitra Lockett Arby's For 2" can woman or man. The esti- gether and have fun. Next Committee member

HELP! - It's Almost Mid-term, Where Can I Find a Tutor? The Tutoring Center, located on the 1st floor of the Henderson Library, provides tutors for English, Math, Reading, and Study Skills. Ms. Carol Brown is the Coordinator of the Center and you can contact her at 681-5269. Graduate Students from the Biology Department are available at the designated hours. SUBJECTS Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday English 10-12; 1-3; 7-9 10-12; 1-5; 7-9 10-12; 1-3; 7-9 10-12; 1-5 9-12 Math 10-12; 2-5; 6-9 10-12; 2-5; 6-9 10-12; 2-5; 6-9 10-12; 2-5; 6-9 10-12 Reading 10-12;6-8 12-1; 5-8 9-1; 5-8 12-1; 5-8 9-10 Study Skills 10-12; 6-8 12-1; 5-8 9-1; 5-8 12-1; 5-8 9-10 Biology 151/152 11-7 9-11; 4-8 9-11; 12-6 11-12; 1-4; 5-6 1-3

Tutoring is also available in the English Department Tutoring Center located in Room 3302, Newton Building. The Center is staffed by eight graduate students, supervised by Ms. Sandra Rabitsch. You may contact her at 681-5911. Students are encouraged to make an appointment and two 30 minute sessions rather than a single hour session is recommended. Students with documented learning disabilities who need extended time to prepare assignments or take tests are especially encouraged to come to the Center to make arrangements for use of a computer. SUBJECTS Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday English 9-5 9-5 9-5 9-5 9-1

The Success-In-U program also offers tutoring. The schedule for tutoring is as follows: SUBJECTS Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Sunday English 5-7 Cone 6-8 Veazey 4-6 Cone 5-7 Brannen 6-8 Veazey 6-8 Hendricks 5-7 Brannen 6-8 Hendricks 5-7 Veazey 8-10 Cone Math 6-8 Brannen 7-9 Cone 6-8 Brannen 6-8 Hendricks 4-6 Brannen 6-8 Veazey 6-8 Hendricks 6-8 Veazey 7-9 Cone 6-8 Hendricks

The Minority Advisement Center also offers tutoring according to the folllowing schedule. Contact Stephanie Ray at 681-5409 for additional information. SUBJECTS Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday English 5-6 5-6 Math (Up to Calculus I) . 5-6 5-6 5-6 Reading 5-6

The Tutoring Lab for the College of Business Administration is located in COBA3319. Tutoring hours for Fall quarter are: SUBJECTS Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Accounting 8-5 8-11; 12-5 8-4 8-11; 12-4 8-4 Statistics and Decision Science 8-5 8-5 8-5 8-5 8-5

The Athletic Department: Student Athletes may receive tutoring in the Hanner Fieldhouse according to the following schedule. Contact Kenneth McMillan at 681-0746 for additional information. SUBJECTS Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday English (Eagle's Roost) 8-2; 7-10 8-2; 7-10 8-2; 7-10 8-2; 7-10 8-2 Math (Hanner 2233) 8-2; 7-10 8-2; 7-10 8-2; 7-10 8-2; 7-10 8-2 History (Eagle's Roost) 8-2 8-2 8-2 8-2 8-2 Psychology (Eagle's Roost) 8-2 8-2 8-2 8-2 8-2 Sociology (Eagle's Roost) 8-2 8-2 8-2 8-2 8-2 Accounting (Eagle's Roost) 8-2 8-2 8-2 8-2 8-2

Many departments maintain a list of upper class students majoring in various subjects who are available to hire as tutors. Contact the department secretary or ask your instructor.

Academic Affairs hscarter@GaSoU. edu Vice President's Office Landrum Center Box 8022 912/681-5258 K§P Fax: 912/681-5279 E-mail: [email protected] Georgia Southern Univversity *^^ [email protected] Statesboro, GA 30460 Tuesday, October 17,1995 Q: Which National vmmmwm^'^mmw^ League team was the Sports Schedules last to be swept In a NLCS? *r>a George-Anne j Volleyball, Wednesday, Oct. 18 at Furman Mens Soccer, Wednesday, Oct. 18 at Furman A: The St. Louis Womens Soccer, Wednesday, Oct. 18 at Furman Cardinals, 1982 against Football, Saturday, Oct. 21 against The Citadel the Atlanta Braves. Sports » a :

FROM THE ■■ m FAIRWAY Eagles toppled by Mountaineers, 27-17 was 14-3 Mountaineers. endzone, 12 plays later Robinson By Ronnie Swinford Both teams traded punts, and RONNIE SWNFORD Sports Editor darted around left tackle again then Appy started another drive, for the score. GSU trailed 24-17. The Eagles had the tables the Damon Scott drive. He ran On the ensuing kickoff, GSU's turned on them as the Appala- the ball four straight times for hope of winning came to an end chian State Mountaineers piled 39 yards. Then luck smiled on as Jamie Coleman returned the up 269 yards rushing to run the Appy. Scott Satterfield threw a The George- kick for Appy to the GSU 35- Eagles out of town, 27-17. pass to wide receiver Kevin Bur- yard line. Again Appy drove the The game started with Appy ton. The pass was intercepted by Anne at a glance ball close, and hit a 30-yard field Many different things happen getting the ball at their own 36 Brancis Williams, but when he goal to give Appy the lead 27-17 early in the morning at The yard line. They used a 14-play hit the ground the ball was jarred with 5:38 left in the game. George-Anne. drive to go 64 yards for the first loose and Mountaineer tightend GSU, down by 10, proceeded I will try to give everyone who score of the game. The big play Jeff Vollmer picked up the ball to drive the ball with the option, cares my overview of the people was when Mountaineer quarter- and ran four yards for the touch- down the field. who produce your official stu- back Scott Satterfield took the down. GSU trailed 21-3. The Eagles were taking a lot dent newspaper. This is not done ball on the option right and The one bright spot of the day of time to move the ball, but with to show which people piss me off plunged into the endzone for the came on the next drive by the 1:25 left and the Eagles knock- and which ones don't; it is done touchdown. The Mountaineers Eagles. With two minutes left in ing on the door, Robinson threw as column fill space and nothing led 7-0. the first half, GSU got the ball on the only bad pass of the day. more. (The names have been left GSU responded, with a 16- their own 27-yard line. The en- The pass was intercepted and alone to show who's guilty.) play drive that covered 61 yards, suing drive took only 1:52 off of the game ended 27-17 Appala- Jerome the photographer is for a 40-yard field goal by Eric the clock. Robinson hit seven chian State. bitching because another pho- Meng. The big play for the Eagles straight passes for 59 yards. The star of the game for the tographer quit, and he is having was an unsportsmanlike conduct Then when the Eagles got close Eagles was quarterback Kenny to do his work. Jerome is an penalty against Appy, after they enough, Chad Holmes was used Robinson. He scored both touch- interesting person. He is able to had sacked quarterback Kenny to get the Eagles down to the downs, and threw for 114 yards be an ass and funny at the same Robinson on a third and nine. two-yard line. Robinson then File Photo on 14 of 16 passes. time, but mostly he is just This gave the Eagles a first down slipped around the left tackle for Rob Stockton (14) tackles an enemy ball carrier in a previous game. For Appy, their star was clueless. He doesn't label the pic- to continue the drive. the score. GSU trailed at the half Damon Scott; he ran for 149 tures that he scans in so we have After the ensuing kickoff, 21-10. and a 10-yard run by Scott. Appy and 20 coming. On the next play yards on 30 carries. to guess which photo is the one Appy used a GSU play to burn Neither team could get the moved the ball 33 yards to set up Robinson flared a pass to Marlow The loss drops the Eagles into we need. the Eagles. On second and four, second half started. Both teams a 31-yard field goal to push the Warthen for no gain. This put a fourt- place tie with VMI in the Then we have Ashley. She is Appy called double-option left, punted once, and GSU missed a score to 24-10. GSU in the worst situation an conference race, with a 2-2 record. the short little news editor. Mountaineer quarterback 50-yard field goal attempt. Late in the third GSU got the option team can be in, third and GSU's next home game will be Ashley is fat, well at least that is Satterfield called his own num- Appy finally got going after a offense started. Robinson 20. Robinson went from the shot- against The Citadel, next week- what she says. Her favorite con- ber and rambled for 37 yards. GSU turnover gave the Moun- dropped back to pass on first gun, and had to roll to his left to end at 2 p.m. versations consist of how much Appys drive was 80 yards in taineers the ball at the GSU 47- down, was pressured and threw avoid the pressure; he found It is parents weekend at GSU work she has to do, her boyfriend nine plays. Damon Scott, Appj^s yard line. the ball out of bounds. Dexter Dawson for a 22-yard so watch out of traffic around Andy and how she acually likes tailback, scored the touchdown Two plays made up their drive, Intentional grounding was completion to continue the drive. Paulson. Amy Grant. on a seven yard run. The score a 17-yard bootleg by Satterfield, called so the Eaeles bar) a second The Eagles finally made it to the Also there is Mandy the man- aging editor. She is at the same time bossy and naive. She is from a small town and still subscribes GSU takes home meet Eagles lose to Jax State to some of those values. But she By Chris Sherwood (3rd), Elena Tolbert (4th), definitely has her take on most Senior Staff Writer By Mike Davis Sherlonda Pitts (6th), Meredith Staff Writer SSS^^^^^^'tSr^?'':, : ":#^f^~^ things, like how she likes base- Home sweet home. With only Sheppard (8th), Meredith ^y^r«^S"s8 ball players. Especially the one two weeks until the Southern Novack (9th), Amy James (10th) It was somewhat of a special that plays third for the Braves. Conference Cross Country and Kristy Dahne (14th). occasion Saturday night at the But she is a whiz on Pagemaker, Championship meet, both GSU The Lady Bears only had three Old Hanner Gym, as the first and a pretty nice person. cross country teams easily out- runners in the top 10. annual GSU alumni volleyball Then we have Chris the edi- ran the Mercer Bears in a two- In the men's race, GSU domi- game was played. Amongst the tor. Chris is a contrast in styles. team meet this weekend in nated Mercer 22-39. Sophomore alumni participants were former On some things he is conserva- Statesboro. Even though the race Rodney Stoker easily won the players like Nicci Bousek (91- tive, on some things he is liberal conditions were not ideal, over- 3.5 mile race and six other Eagles 94), Lucy Brown (92-93), Julie and on some things he is just cast and humid, many GSU stu- finished in the top 10. Ciezkowski (90-93), Tracey nuts. He also has a nasty habit of dent-athletes turned out for the Chuck Jones (3rd), Mike Middleton (86-88), Jennifer throwing chairs late at night, race to lend their support for the Dumas (5th), Dejon Drinks (6th), McNally(91-94),AlexisDankulic but that is better than killing the only home meet of the year for Chris Koukos (7th), Wade Coun- (91-94), and Dee Nichols (88-91), computer. He is a pretty good the Eagles. cil (8th), John Norton (10th) and who were just present for a heart- guy, but don't talk politics with The Lady Eagles and the Lady Greg Avra (12th) helped the breaking loss from Jacksonville him. Bears had tied for second earlier Eagles to their easy victory. State (15-2, 11-15,10-15,15-11, We also have a new member in the season at the Georgia State The only other time the Eagles 15-10) prior to the homecoming. 0 of the all-night club of The Collegiate Championship, but ran against Mercer this season In losingthat game, the Eagles George-Anne, Andrea the layout that wasn't the case Saturday. ended with an equally impres- fell short for the sixth consecu- editor. She helps me and Tracey, The Lady Eagles defeated Mer- sive victory for GSU. tive time, marking their longest our arts and entertainment edi- cer 22-37 in the 2.17 race. Both squads will have next losing skid of the season. tor. She continually shows me Melissa Burnette led the week off before leaving for the But the match was not with- how little I know about layout, charge for GSU with her first Southern Conference Cross out its promising moments. File Photo but I still have to write head- place finish. Other top finishers Country Championships on Sat- After a rough first game, in Lady Eagles battle Jacksonville State in a weekend match. lines. She is a freshman, but what for GSU were Ashley Carter urday Oct. 28. which Jax State collected a 15-2 she lacks in classes, she makes defeat of GSU behind the serv- tie it at nine apiece, GSU was opened the gap and eventually up with personal experience. ing of Amy Reaves, the Lady unable to stop the Gamecocks' led to the Gamecocks' second Another member of the staff Eagles bounced back by captur- hard-hitting Amanda Sandlin, victory against the Lady Eagles is Tracey the A&E editor. Well, Midnight Madness, GSU style ing the second and third games, who finished with 29 kills, as this year. she is much better looking than giving them their first games the match went to the fifth Stacey Lewis, who finished our last A&E editor (Sorry Josh, won since Oct. 7 against West- game. with 14 kills, along with Megan had to tell the truth). She also ern Carolina. This marked the first time Pheiffer, contributed greatly in seems to know any band that has Everybody on the GSU side of the Lady Eagles went the maxi- the losing cause with a com- ever played a note and where the net served at least one point mum distance since Sept. 23 in bined total of 15 digs and five they are now. She is a very di- in the total effort, and Litonya their battle with ETSU. blocks. verse person, and of course she is Thompson gave GSU faithful an- An exchange of points in the After the game, the record a philosophy major. other one of her typical perfor- fifth game left the two teams stood at 5-17 for Nichols and The next member of the late mances as she finished the night tied at 8-8, but three consecu- the Lady Eagles, with ten night staff is John, he is features with 24 kills and 17 digs. tive points by Jax State, with games left on the regular sea- editor/ news writer. John is a G- After battlingback from 9-4 to only one answered by GSU, son schedule. A veteran; he was sports editor for three years and in the news department for one. He currently Lady Eagles dominate Florida Atlantic works for another paper in G-A Staff Reports Waynesboro, as well as here. He is the biggest baseball fan I have The Lady Eagle soccer team ever met, but he needs to change took a game from Florida Atlan- his allegiance, Braves before tic, 3-1 Sunday. Cardinals, John. Another thing The Lady Eagles were again he needs to work on is his throw- led by Debbie Hensley, who had ing of a baseball/softball. I play an assist and a goal in the game. first, and have the scars to prove The assist brings her total to 11 it. on the year, and the goal brings This compilation of stars and that total to 10 on the year. many other staff writers, pho- Hensley has been named the con- tographers, ads sales people, pro- ference-player-of-the-week twice duction people and overall good Ronnie Swinford this year. workers bring you this paper The Men's and Women's Basketball teams started practice Sun- Vanessa Vickery scored a goal File Photo twice a week during a quarter. day. 20 minutes into the first half to Lisa Lamb (12) passes to Rachel Tolliver (7) earlier in a game. Everyone is a student, and has The Lady Eagles hope to improve on their second place conference tie up the match. It was her fourth give the Lady Eagles a 2-1 lead She came into the game, moved other responsibilities as well as finish of last year. goal of the year. at half. down the right side, got the ball their jobs. The Eagles want to improve on their 8-20 record and again Then with 17 minutes left in Hensley" s goal came with 6:37 and shot to score. I just thought you should get become a force in the Southern Conference. the first half, Rachel Tolliver left in the game when she came The Lady Eagles moved their to know who brings you the news. scored her fifth goal of the year to back in after a 10 minute break. record to 9-5 on the year. Tuesday, October 17,1995 — Page 7 :

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ByScarlet Dolores A. Barclay endingLetter' to a snappy Hollywood falls short of book Blondie and Dagwood The Associated Press Her passions now aroused, she The union leaves Hester preg- tale of "happily ever after." eagerly awaits his attentions. It Blame it on the bird. The little nant. She is branded an adulter- Pish posh. There is only one doesn't take much — a little move into the '90s red critter makes an easy scape- ess and imprisoned for not re- By Larry McShane way "The Scarlet Letter" can end flirtation overbooks, locking eyes 'They are a couple in the realm goat for the makers of "The Scar- vealing her lover's name. She The Associated Press that makes sense and preserves in church, an energetic ride on of Romeo and Juliet, Anthony let Letter," the most uninten- has her baby in jail. the dramatic arc of the story and his horse when her carriage gets NEW YORK — For 65 years, tionally funny movie to hit the When she's released, she's and Cleopatra, Napoleon and what the movie attempts simply stuck in mud. Dagwood Bumstead found the Josephine," said Young, tongue screen since "Showgirls." made to wear the red letter A isn't it. 'Your tongue knows no rules, answer to his problems in an firmly in cheek. "When you think But let's not be too hard on the pinned to her dress to symbolize In the film version, Hester Mrs. Prynne," Dimmesdale tells her deed. overstuffed sandwich or a snooze of Dagwood and Blondie heading feathery thing, apparently a ca- Prynne (Demi Moore) is sent by on the couch. Welcome to the Hester as the two get into a little Meanwhile, her husband's to a marriage counselor, there's nary with a crimson dye job. The her physician husband, Roger '90s, Dagwood: He and Blondie Puritan repartee. ship has been attacked by Indi- going to be laughs and chuck- real culprits are Douglas Day are headed to the marriage coun- ans and he's presumed dead. He les." Stewart, who wrote a truly in- selor. isn't. Dagwood hasn't found much sipid screenplay with strangled THE FILMMAKERS PROVIDE THEIR OWN DISCLAIMER The comic strip couple, who He's brought to a village where sympathy from other characters dialogue, and producer-director have enjoyed connubial bliss DURING THE OPENING CREDITS WHEN THEY SAY THE he prances about in tribal cer- in the strip while trying to con- Roland Joffe ("The Killing since 1933, hit a bump in the emonies and goes insane. vince Blondie to stay at home. Fields," "The Mission"), a vision- marital road when Blondie de- MOVIE IS "FREELY ADAPTED" FROM THE 1 850 When he shows up in town to Cora Dithers, wife of Dagwood's ary filmmaker who appears to cided last week to move her ca- claim his wife, he discovers her boss, offered this advice on have walked through this one WORK BY NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE. ACTUALLY, THE tering business outside the fam- adultery and hides his own iden- Wednesday: "Keep your big fat with his eyes closed. ily home. FILM BEARS LITTLE RESEMBLANCE TO THE DISTURBING tity. Roger commits all sorts of mouth shut |" The filmmakers provide their In this Sunday's comic, a co- dastardly deeds. His evil-doing Blondie opened her business own disclaimer during the open- AND SYMBOLIC WORK OF LITERATURE. worker will mention the "re- ing credits when they say the climaxes in his own suicide and over Labor Day 1991, making an assault on the town by the word" marriage counselor— and the Bumsteads a two-income movie is "freely adapted" from the Bumsteads will agree to try local tribe, who save the kindly family for the first time since the 1850 work by Nathaniel (Robert Duvall), to set up house it a day later. But fear not, Dimmesdale and Hester unite Dimmesdale, Hester and their Dagwood's parents disinherited Hawthorne. Actually, the film in Puritan New England. in one of the most embarrassing daughter,, Pearl. Bumstead fans; cartoonist Dean him during the Depression. Back bears little resemblance to the Hester is a modern kind of gal Young says there are no plans to love-making scenes ever filmed. The Hollywood Pictures re- then, Dean's father Chic Young disturbing and symbolic work of who wears stays in her bodice, draw up divorce papers. While they fornicate in a gra- lease does get big pluses for the was drawing the strip. literature. bids at slave auctions and other- "Let's not get too profound," nary, Hester's maid Mi tuba (Lisa movie's glorious cinematogra- Dean, who took over in 1973, Where Hawthorne tackled wise infuriates the male-domi- Young said Wednesday from his Jolliff-Andoh) takes a bath with phy, by Alex Thomson said he enjoys putting the thorny moral and spiritual con- nated Christian community. Florida studio. "In the grand a candle and the bird. The two ("Excalibur," "Black Beauty"). Bumsteads into more contempo- flicts, Joffe and Stewart provide Early on in the movie, she scheme of things, this is a comic scenes are juxtaposed and when But Joffe's pacing makes this rary situations, although. it's a superficial story and cardboard follows a scarlet bird into the strip." Dimmesdale and Hester reach one extremely slow movie. The strange for some of the strip's characters who are about as com- forest and a erotically beautiful On Monday, the couple will their climax, the grain slipping boredom is broken only by the fans. plex as the imbeciles on "Melrose waterfall where the Rev. Arthur decide to visit Dr. Marjorie through their clenching fingers, unintended humor. When he first announced the '" Place." Dimmesdale (Gary Oldman) is Squabble. The good doctor will Mituba apparently has her own 'The Scarlet Letter" is rated R marriage counselor story line to And the filmmakers tumble skinny dipping. Oh boy, oh boy | spend a week helping Blondie moment of passion with the crim- for violence and sexual content, a small group of fans, many of even further into the pit of ba- Her eyes simply glow, and the and Dagwood get their marriage son bird, giving the creature a and has a running time of 135 them gasped. nality by changing Hawthorne's bird's all atwitter. back on track in what Young kiss as it flies out the window. minutes. "I think at some point, their calls a "racy" episode for the vet- identity transferred from two- eran strip. dimensional to some kind of form • > The idea of the Bumsteads that people relate to on a real trying to get in touch with their basis," said Young. m TheBobbit Associated Press wants,__ another try* with Lorena^^ ^ inner children has Young laugh- » i The strip is published in more 'There were things I would ST. LOUIS — Tennessee ing already. ARLINGTON, Va. — John white costume. than 2,300 papers worldwide. just as soon they hadn't delved Williams lived here, is buried Wayne Bobbitt wants another Hamill was tied for second into," an embarrassed Eastwood here, even set his first successful whack at marriage with Lorena. place with 1984 Olympic silver said. "But it's very impressive play here. He also hated it here. With flowers and candy, he medalist Rosalynn Sumners af- what they've been able to do with For that reason, scholars said showed up at the hair salon ter the first night of competition the technology." Williams would have approved where his estranged wife works in the Legends Figure Skating Eastwood, it turns out, isn't of the Postal Service's decision to and tried to reconcile with her, Championship at the Hunting- technologically inclined. hold a ceremony introducing a ton Civic Arena. but she refused to speak to him, "I have a computer in my heli- stamp for the playwright in Mis- The 1988 Olympic silver med- The Washington Post reported. copter. That's about it," the sissippi — not St. Louis. "He came over here, and then alist Elizabeth Manley led the tough-guy actor said. The stamp will be formally he came back. Can you imagine competition, which was to re- The two-disc CD-ROM, called issued in the small town of sume tonight. the nerve?" the Post quoted one simply "Eastwood," includes two Clarksdale, Miss. Williams was Ms. Hamill filled in for an of Lorena's co-workers as say- hours of clips from his movies, ing. born elsewhere in Mississippi. injured Katarina Witt. an hour of interview footage and "He hated St. Louis and Wash- In 1993, Lorena Bobbitt cut a trivia quiz. ington University — in fact, he off her husband's penis, saying flunked out," said Herb Metz, a he had raped and emotionally HOUSTON — Walter professor emeritus there. tortured her. Doctors reattached Cronkite has fond memories of St. Louis was a bad memory it, and he has since made an X- his high school days as a Purple for Williams, who moved here in NATIONAL COLLEGIATE ALCOHOL rated video, "John WayneBobbitt Pup reporter. his early teens when his father ... Uncut." The CBS anchorman walked took a job with a shoe company, Mrs. Bobbitt was found inno- AWARENESS WEEK H the halls of Lanier Middle School, Metz said. The family lived in a cent by reason of temporary in- where he worked for the school crowded tenement. His sister sanity of malicious wounding. GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY newspaper more than 65 years began a long decline into mental Q She spent several weeks in a ago. illness. His father took to drink- mental institution. Bobbitt was OCTOBER 15TH - 21 ST 'There's nothinglike this thrill ing, and Williams was confronted acquitted of sexually assaulting of coming back today," Cronkite, her. with his own homosexuality. 79, told students. "I started my "His father called him 'Nancy LIFETIME COMMITMENT, LIFESAVING CHANGES The couple are divorcing. Mrs. \ journalism career at Lanier. I and 'sissy" and so on," Metz said. Bobbitt's lawyer, Elden was a contributing writer at the "He had very unpleasant school Sunday, October 15 Sodowsky, said that she has Purple Pup." experiences. He was teased for Date Rape and Alcohol - 7:00 PM - G-56 Residence Hall agreed to a property settlement Cronkite visited the school being effeminate. He was com- but that Bobbitt hasn't signed. Night of Aerobics - 9:00 PM -12 Midnight - G-56 Residence Hall after receiving the Denton A. ing of age, and everything was "Lorena is anxious to get this Cooley Leadership Award. going wrong." Monday, October 16 over with and move on to the Former Gov. Ann Richards pre- next chapter in her life," sented the award, named for the Alcohol & Water Safety -11:00 AM - 2:00 PM - Lakeside Cafe Sodowsky said. HUNTINGTON, W.Va.—. heart surgeon and founder of the Dorothy Hamill, with her trade- Proclamation Signing - 3:30 PM - President's Office Texas Heart Institute. mark wedge haircut, hobbled LOS ANGELES — The past Wrecked Car Exhibit - Landrum Center (through October 20th) "Without people like onto the ice with an imaginary got a blush out of Clint Eastwood. (Cronkite) our children would cane after a seven-year absence Tuesday, October 17 At a party to introduce a CD- have no role models, no one to from competition. ROM on his life, the year 1960 Soap Box -12 Noon - Russell Union Rotunda imitate as they grow to adult- The 1976 Olympic champion was clicked on a timeline, filling hood," Ms. Richards said. "I think attempted only single jumps MADD Picture Board Exhibit - Russell Union (through October 19th) a restaurant with the strains of the reason why Walter got the Tuesday night and fell once, but Public Safety Drug Exhibit - Russell Union (through October 19th) Eastwood singing "Rowdy-Cow- award is because he has a heart the 38-year-old skated with her Alcohol Liability/Risk Management Seminar - 7:00 PM boy Wedding Song." as big as Texas." trademark elegance in a flowing Southern Center for Continuing Education - Assembly Hall Breathalyzer Demonstration - Statesboro Police Department McEntire says 7:00 PM - Players Club Apartment Complex - Clubhouse she signs her 9:00 PM - Kappa Alpha Fraternity - Greek Row own checks Wednesday, October 18 The Associated Press Faculty/Staff Wellness Day - 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM - Williams Center Alcohol & Water Safety -11:00 AM - 2:00 PM - Lakeside Cafe NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Coun- try singer Reba McEntire says Brown Bag Discussion Group -12 Noon - 270 Russell Union she was so hands on about her Breathalyzer Demonstration - University Police business dealings that she didn't 7:00 PM - Veazey Residence Hall even trust her husband to sign checks. 9:00 PM - G-56 Residence Hall In an interview in the October issue of the Country Music Thursday, October 19 Association's Close Up publica- Simulated DUI Crash - 2:15 PM - Landrum Center \ tion, McEntire said she did not Residence Hall Bulletin Board Contest Judging - 2:00 PM let husband Narvel Blackstock sign checks until a fewyears ago. Victim Impact Panel Discussion - 4:00 PM - 241 Russell Union "I didn't trust anybody for a Date Rape and Alcohol - 7:00 PM - Willow Bend Apartment Club- long, long time," she said. "I house signed all the checks. It was sev- eral years later that I started Friday, October 20 letting him sign the checks." McEntire, formerly of MADD Red Ribbon Kickoff - 9:30 AM- Sweetheart Circle Stringtown, Okla., is a four-time Alcohol Information Fair - 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM - Russell Union winner of the Country Music Alcohol & Water Safety -11:00 AM - 2:00 PM - Lakeside Caf Association's female vocalist of the year award. li II, <*

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Call 871-6651. 01 -Announcements 11 'Help Wanted 21-Services C53941 Shocks and bar ends. $250. Call Gordon typeset thesis or term papaers, resumes, 02'Arts & Crafts 12-Lost& Found 22-Sports & Stuff 871-5549. Roommate needed to share 4bdr flyers, business cards, letterhead, graphic 03-Autos for Sale 13-Miscellaneous for Sale 23-Stereo & Sound Earn big money in your sapre time. apartment Hawthorne 2. Non-smoker. designs. Leave message concerning job for 04-Auto Parts, Repair 14-Motorcycles 24-Swap & Trade Perfect for student. For details send name Full size Brunwick pool table. Paid $1,200 $212.50/mon + 1/4 utilities. Call 871-3827. Carl at 688-3558. 05-Business Opportunities 15'Musical 25-Television & Radio to Universal Network, PO BOX 2715, sell fo r$500. Good condition. Call Jeff 06-Child Care 489-3362. Roommate wanted. Male or Female. SAVE BIG MONEY ON YOUR PHONE 16'Personal 26-Vans & Trucks Statesboro, Ga 30459. $250/mon. Includes utility. Deposit 07'Education 17«Pets& Supplies 27-Wanted BILL. Long distance, calling cards, and Georgia Certified EMTs needed. Flexible Girls Roadmaster Mountain Bike. 18 required. AC/CH, W/D, LR, KIT. Private more. All carriers. Guaranteed savings. 08-Freebies 18'Photography 28-Weekends & Travel speed, red and 6 months old. $80 or best 09-Furniture & Appliances schedules and $$$. Call Richmond EMS at room partially furnished. Call Ted or 1-800-731-3488. 19-Rentals & Real Estate 29-Etcetera offer. Call Renee or Dixie at 871-7461. Renee 871-4168, 352-0960. 10'Garage Sales 20-Roommates 489-8500. Needed: Good part time Outdoor work and IBM Compatible 386SX, 640K primary Roommates needed. $220/mon. +1/2 memory, 4MB RAM. Comes with 23'Stereo & Sound Ad Message farm hand. 10 to 15 hrs weekly. Must have utilities. Washer/Dryer, Free Water, transportation, be familiar with Chainsaw keyboard, mouse, and super VGA Monitor. Freshly painted, Cable. Call LeJoy $750. Contact Anna at 681-7587. 871-7749. 2 Pioneer coaxial 2way. 6 1/2 speakers. 80 and small tractor. Clyde Little 871-1119. 8 watts. $35 OBO call 871-5964. to 4 TI 82 Calculator with manual, graphics. Great for Statistics and many other uses. 7 band graphic equalizer. Subwoofer RESORT JOBS-Students Needed! Earn to Even enter notes for exams. Paid $100, 21-Services electronic crossover, "super bass boost" $12/hr. + tips. Theme parks, Hotels, Spas, take $50 OBO. 489-1717. cockpit night illumination. 6 channel and more. Destinations include Florida, output. $100 OBO call 871-5964. Hawaii, Colorado, and So. California. Call Wedding Gown for sale. Hand sewn Resort Employment Services beading and sequin. Cathedral length $1000 For sale- 1 Kenwood box w/2 10" subs and 1-206-632-0150 ext. R53941 train. Fits size 16 as is but has alteration 1 Sherwood 180 watt amp. $225. Call 871-7449. Ask for Trip. Use Additional Paper if Necessary SPRING BREAK '96- SELL TRIPS, EARN room both ways. 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