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Volume 62, Number 19 Georgia Southern College Statesboro, Georgia 30460 April 22, 1982 ■A'.tV.tlV.'-WV.TV.^'.V.W.'.V.V.'.V.'.lg After second try Tuition increase passed by Regents SGA election accurate By SCOTT SHERWIN By DEBBIE WELLS ballots balanced out this Landrum and how students majority to win the election. Assistant News Editor News Writer time," said Johnson. "The feel about its present For vice-president of A 15 percent increase in tuition for University Results of the April 15 election as a whole was run condition." finance, Smiley collected System students was approved Wednesday April 14, SGA elections are as much smoother and more Usry, newly elected 233 votes for 35 percent, by the Board of Regents. follows: Jody Usry, efficiently. Thus far, there President, said, "I'd like to while Radovic received 181 The approval will raise the matriculation for in- president; run-off between have been no protests or thank the students for the votes for 27 percent. state students from $187 a quarter to $215 and the Jackie Hodges and Jody complaints." support I received during According to Johnson, additional non-resident fee from $318 a quarter to Melchers for the office of Johnson added that out the election, and would like "The run-off elections $365. The increases will take effect summer quarter. executive vice president; of the 7,000 or more to ask that I receive the between Hodges/Melchers A tight state appropriation and efforts to raise run-off between Alan students here at GSC, only same student support and Radovic/Smiley will be students share of the educational costs led to the Radovic and Terry Smiley 684 decided to vote in the during the upcoming year. I held on Thursday, April 22, increase. for vice president of April 15 election. look forward to working between the hours of 9 a.m. The legislature allocated funds for "the 6.25 percent finance; Diane Teel, vice Teel, newly elected vice with the other members of and 7 p.m." pay raise, but had recommended 4.75 percent as an president of auxiliary president of auxiliary the SGA for the benefit of Each of the newly across-the-board increase and 1.5 percent as an affairs; and Lisa Thomas, affairs, attributes this to the student body." elected officials will take automatic increase for employees with experience in vice president of academic the fact that no one's been For executive vice- their offices on May 1. the system. affairs. polled in this area before. president Melchers received According to John Nolen, dean of students, the According to Don "We really don't know main reason for the tuition increase is because the Johnson, current SGA why some students choose legislature made a decision about two years ago to president, there were no to vote and others don't," Run-off raise the students fees to pay for 25 percent of their problems associated with said Teel. "There were education and the state to pay for 75 percent. this second election. posters everywhere for the ^t.f.f.tt^«^wt^t^i««^mrrrri1 "All the signatures and first election held on March election 11, but hardly any of the candidates publicized for held today this second election." New minor offered in fall Teel, enthusiastic about 319 votes to Hodges 272. winning, plans to monitor Melchers received 49 By TRACY REDMOND shown that college students tional Studies Program on the rebuilding of the percent of the vote but did News Writer in the United States are this campus." dormitories by working not receive the required JODY USRY An interdisciplinary ignorant of the emerging "Our program entails with Larry Davis, Director minor in International global issues which have a five interrelated and of Auxiliary Affairs. She Studies will be offered here direct impact on their lives. mutually reinforcing also plans to work closely next fall. According to Zia "This ignorance leaves aspects," stated Hashmi. with Food Services Director H. Hashmi, director of the them totally unprepared to These include: 1) The minor Bill May. program, "The basic object face realistically new global being offered in the fall, 2) of the program is to create challenges. I personally three new courses being "First of all, I want to an international dimension think that it is the developed in the field of find out what the adminis- throughout our academic responsibility of GSC to International Studies— tration wants," said Teel. activities, both curricular prepare its students to cope Global Issues, Contempo- "Then I want to find out and extracurricular." with the changing world. rary World Cultures, and a what the students want. I'm Hashmi explained that This can only be done seminar in International already working on a several recent studies have through a strong Interna- See MINOR, p. 3 questionnaire concerning

Sophomore requirement may be deleted LISA THOMAS DIANE TEEL By JEFF ROMAINE eat there." sophomores will be required Dean Jack Nolan. "And Media positions News Writer Even though it is not to live on cmapus during the most all of them will be Starting fall quarter of definite yet, May feels very '82-'83 school year. Burkett relocated within two or '82, sophomores may not be sure that the proposal will feels that in many cases three weeks." open to students required to buy meal plans, be passed. sophomores need the extra The majority of in- The Media Committee is presently accepting and as of fall quarter '83, There is some concern year of living in a residence coming students are male, applications for the positions of Editor, Managing they may not be required to about a decrease in money hall situation, "We do more which Pat Burkett feels is Editor, News Editor, and Business Editor of The live on campus, according received since all the funds than just provide beds for due predominantly to the George-Anne; Editor of the Miscellany; Editor, to Larry Davis, head of for Food Services come students." birth of football here at Associate Editor of The Reflector, and Station Auxiliary Services. directly from the students There exists the pro- GSC. Manager, Program Director, Music Director and News Bill May, director of That could possibly lead to blem of space for students Director of WVGS. Food Services, has been a decrease in the variety of however. This year GSC There is no telling what Students wishing to be considered for staff proposing this plan for food offered or a reduction has already received will happen if the number of positions should submit a letter listing their meal tickets for the past five in staff. approximately 375 more, enrollment applications qualifications to the chairman of the Media years. According to Davis, "We applications for enrollment continues to increase. Committee, Paul Kleiginna at L.B. 8041 by May 7. May commented, "I can reduce the staff if than last year. That means "Any decisions made The chairman will then send copies of the letters think the students are necessary as far as Food students in dormitories will about the fall will be up to to the other members of the committee. Applicants adults and should be able to Services is concerned, but have to triple occupancy. President Lick," claims will then present themselves to the committee on handle their own budgets. If we can't do that with Burkett. Tuesday, May 18 at 5 p.m. in MPP 166. we can't provide the type of Housing." "We will only triple "We'll just have to wait The new staff will be elected at this meeting and service the students want, Housing Director Pat freshmen and late ap- and see what happens," she will begin their duties summer quarter or fall quarter. they shouldn't be forced to Burkett claims that plicants if possible," claims added. Page 2, April 22, 1982, The GEORGE-ANNE ■ \ Beginning fall quarter

Mandatory evaluation upcoming *4

GSC will undergo the on full released time from the faculty committee strengths and weaknesses, educational equivalent of a teaching duties during the examining such indicators make recommendations to complete physical over the next academic year to as credentials, load, remedy weaknesses and next 18 months, with a oversee the process. The demands and productivity. project the college into the thorough examination timetable calls for a year- future in terms of short- and probing every aspect of the long self-study with site "The essential purpose long-range goals. institution's operations, a visits by the evaluation of the institutional self- Ex-hostage speaks prognosis for its long-and committee in the fall or study program is the A self-study office will be short-term goals and winter of the following improvement of educa- set up in the near future, prescribed remedies for academic year. tional programs committee Rogers added. about his captivity problem areas. Rogers said the self- evaluating all academic The mandatory evalua- study process will directly programs, and the faculty In addition to Rogers One of the most familiar their accusations against tion is conducted every 10 involve nearly 100 campus committee examining such and Knotts, the steering of the 44 American the Americans and the years at colleges accredited representatives but will indicators as credentials, committee membership hostages held for 444 days United States. His captors by the Southern Associa- bring nearly every faculty load, demands and produc- includes acting vice in the U.S. Embassy in Iran regarded him with suspi- tion of Colleges and Schools and administrative mem- tivity. president for academic was Barry Rosen, who will cion and announced in and begins with a rigorous ber into the process through affairs Harry Carter; vice talk about the international January 1980 that he would self-study by the institu- individual school and "The essential purpose president for Business and crisis and his personal stand trial as a spy. tion, followed by the site departmental evaluations of the institutional self- Finance William Cook; ordeal in a lecture.at GSC's visit of an outside which are incorporated into study program is the Prior to his Tehran Education Dean Anne Conference Center April evaluating committee of the review. Student improvement of educa- assignment, Rosen served Flowers; Dean of Students 22 at 7:30 p.m. educators who will issue a representatives will sit on tional effectiveness in as the director of the Voice John Nolen; Elementary final report for accredita- most subcomittees, and institutions of higher Appearing with Rosen of America's Soviet Central Education Department tion renewal. student input will be learning," Rogers said. will be his wife Barbara, Asian desk in Washington. Head Robert Lowell; A 15-member self-study sampled through question- "The procedures of that who was also one of the Before entering the Foreign Engineering Department steering committee com- naires. program are designed to most visible of the hostage's Service, Rosen taught at Head James Manring; posed of faculty, adminis- Each of the 11 subcom- help institutions reassess wives as one of four family Columbia University in Physical Education Depart- tration and student mittees will take on one of their objectives, measure members to visit European New York where he earned ment Head Tom Paul; representatives appointed the following topics: success in attaining leaders seeking help in to masters degrees in Professor of English and by President Dale W. Lick is institutional purpose, objectives, explore ways resolving the crisis. The Iranian and Islamic Philosophy John Humma; already preparing for the organization and adminis- and means by which couple has written a book studies. He also holds Associate Professor of fall 1982 starting date for tration, educational educational efficiency may called The Destined Hour two masters degrees in Biology Sara Bennett; Head the year-long study. programs, financial resour- be improved and prepare for on their personal reflections science from Syracuse Acquisitions Librarian Ulysses Knotts, professor of ces, faculty, library, student ever increasing demands by on Iran, the hostage crisis University and a bachelor's Jane Johnson, Assistant management, chairs the development services, society." and their family upheaval. degree from Brooklyn Director of Admissions steering committee which physical resources, special The book will be published College. Kirk Hall, graduate student will appoint 11 "standards" activities, the graduate by Doubleday in Sep- The study will be Linda Pound and under- subcommittees assigned program and research. tember. During his captivity, comprehensive, with the graduate student Elisabeth Rosen was honored with the specialized areas of study. Two of the key subcom- broad involvement of every Thomas. Jane Brown, Assigned as the press State Department's Award Directing the overall mittees, Rogers said, will be segment of the college assistant professor of attache to Iran in Novem- for Valor. The citation self-study will be Richard the educational programs community, he said. The English and philosophy, ber 1978, Rosen was reads: "For remarkable Rogers, associate professor committee evaluating all resulting report will will serve as editor for the actually taken hostage courage, poise and judge- of psychology, who will be academic programs, and identify institutional self-study. twice, first in February 1979 ment while under attack when 70 people were held at the U.S. Embassy in for a day in a takeover of the Tehran Feb. 14, 1979. His embassy, and again eight actions in the face of threats Landrum enforces strict policy months' later when the 14- ^contributed to the safety month crisis began in and well-being of his By VALERIE SEXTON Services tried something prior to eating in Landrum. Landrum now has food November 1979. colleagues." News Writer new in Landrum. From 6 to Overall, students have monitors chosen by the food "Usually on a Friday 7 p.m., students were had a negative reaction. management committee As one of the few On his release Rosen night, Halloween, and requred to surrender their One such student is Jim and guards posted by hostages fluent in Farsi, became the first Presiden- before finals, we can count meal tickets upon entering Lewis, a sophomore. "I campus security. which he learned as a Peace tial Fellc*v at Columbia on a food fight, or at least the cafeteria. The meal waited in line almost 20 "If a group of students," Corps volunteer in Iran in University for the 1981-82 the threat of one," said Bill tickets were returned to minutes just to get my meal says May, "cannot handle 1967-69, Rosen was able to academic year. He is May, director of Food students when they left the card back," said Lewis. "I felt they (Food Services) certain responsibilities communicate with his currently researching the Services. dining hall. then I will help them to captors and to challenge Iranian revolution. Friday, April 2, Food didn't have any choice of According to May, there what to do to prevent a food reach an adult level—or are two problems they fight, but there must be an they will not be a member of (Food Services) are trying to alternative." this college." Careers in free lance eliminate in Landrum. One factor is the noise By STELLJAS about all types of fields and killed if it doesn't have level. Early on a Friday PINCKNEY knowing what questions to photographs, said the evening, there are usually News Writer ask are very helpful, said speaker. around 200 students who "Beginning free lance the speaker to a crowd of eat in Landrum. "Those writers must have patience about 25 people. Find the There are certain laws students make more noise and good writing ideas," best outlet for the story, find Rodekohr recommends to than on our busiest days," said Janet Rodekohr, out who the editors are and beginning free lance exclaimed May. extension news editor for work with them because writers. Writers must match the University of Georgia. this will give you a start in ideas, be aware of the The other factor con- free lance writing. reader's interest and the cerning the food fights is 1 Rodekohr, a free lance publisher's needs. the "spoon tapping" on the writer and author of . Free lance writing for Another important law drinking glasses by numerous articles for local, magazines can create to remember is that editors students who try to start a state, and national problems for the beginning may not always be right, food fight. magazines, spoke Wednes- writer. Writers who don't but he is the editor and can day to the Journalism Club know about magazine determine if your article "The tinkling' of the at GSC. publications or take time to will be published or not. glasses and the noise level read these publications will Getting started and are not acceptable levels of "There are several ways only fail in getting their having your first article behavior for GSC," stated to break into the free lance articles published, warned published are the biggest May. market," according to Rodekohr. things in free lance writing Rodekohr. One must because editors are always According to May, a develop a specialty and be Photographic skills are looking for free lance major reason for the food Landrum has been offering students liberty for open to all experiences such a must because magazines writers and can get in touch fights is the fact that many years, but recently Landrum took up the student's as travelling. want the best photographs with you by having just one students are rowdy, due to meal cards. Bill May explained this was done to help A willingness to learn with stories. A story can be story published. drinking at happy hour prevent food fights and noise. The GEORGE-ANNE, April 22, 1982 Page 3 Schaffer speaks on benefits of University status there is a need for more By STELLJAS to students and faculty at according to Schaffer. GSC is borrowing too much feet after the interest rates types of higher economic have lowered," he said. PINCKNEY the Continuing Education will become a center of money, warned Schaffer. groups," according to the News Writer Building last Tuesday. knowledge and rural health One- of the reasons the Schaffer has been in the University status will care in this region. Overall, interest rates are so high is race for 10 months and has "South Georgia needs a help bring industry into the there will be a better because of a huge deficit. visited all 20 counties in the university," said Matt Statesboro area and standard of living for this Students should The candidate feels that district. He feels that he is Schaffer, a candidate for farming technology will area, the speaker told a high interest rates prevent the man for the House of a seat in the U.S. House of improve because of having crowd of about 20 people. productivity in the U. S. "It Representatives seat Representatives in a speech better educated farmers, "Students should dev- develop some type will take a year or two for because of his experience in elop some type of solidarity the U.S. to get back on its Washington. and petition the cuts in student loans," said the of solidarity and Minor former vice president of the Continued from p. 1 development of the Interna- Imports Export Bank. petition the cuts Studies. 3) International- tional Studies Program. Students should present ization of the undergradu- "This amount will be used this issue to their congress- ate curriculum by the to strengthen all five man and senators. in student loans. infusion of international aspects of our program." dimensions into appropri- Students who wish to One reason the student ate college courses, 4) minor in the International loans have been cut is organization of faculty Studies Program will be because people have the ■Schaffer workshops to enhance the required to take IS 350- tendency not to pay back competence of faculty Global Issues and IS 360- their loans, he said. One teaching International Contemporary World solution to this problem is to former assistant to the Studies courses, 5) organi- Cultures. Both courses will have the federal govern- Secretary of Defense. zation of extracurricular be team taught and will be ment work more closely activities. Lectures, offered next fall and winter with the states in collecting Schaffer says that his symposiums, cultural quarters, respectively. loan payments. number one priority is to festivals, and Model United Schaffer supports the lower the interest rates to Nations are some of the Students will also be idea of a peace time draft. 10-12 percent. He believes examples. required to take at least two One of the problems with that the federal government Hashmi reported that other courses with signifi- the volunteer service is that has gotten out of control the program has received a cant international dimen- there are not enough college and acts like the fourth $50,000 grant from the sion in two other disci- graduates in the military branch of government. National Endowment for plines other than their service, he said. The federal government the Humanities for the major. "The volunteer army favors too much of one lower economic group, and MATT SCHAFFER Republicans off to good start,

students eager to participate • Single Hamburger The Young Republicans the club for about 45 On March 14, the met on Tuesday night, minutes. Republican Club held their MS. February 25 in room 11 of third meeting. There were • French Fries the Newton Building. The A question-and-answer three new members present group officially became a session followed the speech and nine regular members. • Medium Drink branch of the College and many current issues It was a very productive Republicans which is and problems were dis- session as they discussed a affiliated with the national cussed and debated. set of bylaws for the club, republican organization. Franklin said that he yearly dues, activities they The meeting was attended supported President Rea- would participate in by about 20 students who gan's policies and new increasing the club were eager to become plans for the nation. The membership and most involved with the activities club was in total agreement importantly, they decided of the club. Officers for the of this. on which prominent 1982-83 year were elected. Republican leaders and Craig M. Starling was After the political forum candidates throughout elected" chairman. He is a was concluded, the club Georgia would speak to the political science major from discussed future activities club. Savannah, and has been they would become in- active in; political cam- volved in. The newly elected On Api-fr 6, after spring paigns for several years. executive committee met break, the members met Janice Oliver, a native of afterwards and planned again. During this meeting, Screven County, was events to be discussed at the it was announced that one elected vice chairman. She next meeting which was of the Republican candi- is also a political science decided by the club to be dates for governor, Bob major who has been active held on March 9. Bell, would visit GSC to in local Republican AH future meetings are speak before the College campaigns. planned every other Republicans. The club For secretary-treasurer, Tuesday night at 8 p.m. in decided that a special effort the club elected Christopher room 11. was to be made to advertise H. Beecher of Garden City. the speech and get the word He is an accountant major Herb Jones,- the other out to not only all the who has been supporting Republican candidate for students and faculty at the Republican Party for Congress from the First GSC, but also to everyone in many years. District, will be the guest the community. The club began the year speaker at the meeting at • Single Hamburger with one of the Republican the end of March. Other Other speakers were • French Fries candidates for the First speakers that will address voted on and invited to District Congressional Seat the club in the near future speak before the club in the • Medium Drink vacated by "Bo" Ginn as include several guberna- near future. Limit one per customer guest speaker. Jimmy torial candidates, Repub- Expires Not to be used with any other coupon Franklin, an attorney here lican committee representa- $1.89 tives and many other Bob Bell will speak April April 28, 1982 in Statesboro is a member of Good In Statesboro & HlnmvlUc area only I several civic clubs and officials from state and 20 at 7 p.m. in Room 11 of organizations. He spoke to local politics. the Newton Building. Page 4, April 22, 1982, The GEORGE-ANNE' f'~~ Guest editorial

SALLY SCHERER VALLERIE TRENT Editor Managing Editor" The emerging hope Editor's Note: The For now, the dis- profound psychologically following guest editorial armament movement is damaging impact on our GEORGE ALLEN JIM CLAXTON was written by Tom Brooks, calling for a complete freeze lives as we all know too News Editor Business Manager a junior Political Science on the testing, production, well. The cost in economic major. and deployment of nuclear terms of nuclear weapons w weapons by the super- By TOM BROOKS staggering—eomethi g that powers. Supporters of the Guest Columnist is often hidden from us Kdilnrial views expressed in The C 'iTiifAnnc are nut neee sarily those nf the CSC freeze believe that the by such words as "defense" administration or faculty. Signed e ilumns are stilety th viewpoint of the tenter Nuclear war is "something bomb asks to be used and and "vital interests." Our that may not be desirable." that it will be if we do not entire view of life is Edwin Meese freeze its production. It is Presidential Assistant poisoned by the mere becoming clear that those existence of the nuclear "We must love one another who think about nuclear arsensals. or die." Costs are rising war for a living will Probably the most W.H. Auden inevitably rationalize the powerful force behind the This week is probably arms race no matter how It was inevitable. Every year about Not only is the Board of Regents disarmament movement is going to be remembered as the world changes. organized religious groups, this time the Board of Regents gets sticking it to us, so is good old GSC. The one of the most important Indeed, when they speak although much of the together and decides exactly how much athletic fee is being increased by $10 and weeks in our nation's of striking back, it shows a support for nuclear arms is of our money they want. history—if we have a the activity fee is going up too. There's lack of understanding of the still preached by Falwellian This year, they've decided that they future. no telling at this time what increase danger of nuclear war. church leaders. want at least 15 percent more than we( housing and food services will have, but All across the country Numbers are now ir- gave them last year. This will raise the. you can bet there will be some type of people are observing relevant with the • vast With the hundreds of matriculation fee at GSC from $187 to raise. "Ground Zero Week" which amount of weapons scatter- students here at GSC as $215 a quarter. That's an increase of is a period in which we are ed across the globe. The members of student There's not a whole lot any of us can to reflect on the threat of $28. That's a lot of money. planners seem to always religious organizations do about it. Oh, we could stay out of nuclear war and the hopes Apparently the increase is due to a school and be denied an education come up a way of counting with a wide range of that we can end the nuclear what the other side has with experiences and feelings, it tight state appropriation and efforts by because we can't afford to pay the price, arms race. support for increased build is sad that we hardly hear a the Board to raise the student share of but for most of us, that isn't likely. Nuclear war is probably up. whisper on this issue from the educational costs from the current It was inevitable. Let's hope we can the most "let's-don't-talk- The leaders have come the local student religious 19.3 percent to an eventual 25 percent. all find a summer job. aboutif topic there is. Most up with bombers gaps, organizations. of us are resigned to missile gaps, doctrine gaps, The call for disarma- the idea that the cause of and dollar gaps. There is no ment by the increasingly t disarmament is hopeless. gap between the two powers powerful peace movement Congratulations, Jodie I It was not until the in their faith in Ihe bombers is making us ask funda- leaders in the White House as its savior and in their mental questions about our and the Kremlin began to We at The George-Anne would like to tions: talent, intelligence, maturity, justification for that faith. nation. Some say that those talk about the desirability congratulate Jodie Mudd on his friendliness, and the list goes on and on. Supporters of nuclear who speak out against our of a nuclear exchange in weapons in the U.S. and leaders positions are being oil tanding performance in the We hate to see him go, especially at such Europe that Europeans > U.S.S.R. believe that under Heritage and Masters Golf Tourna- a crucial part of the gBH**Beason. unpatriotic. I believe that began to speak out by the the shadows of nuclear the disarmament move- ments, and we wish him all the luck in However, a golfer of his caliber need not millions for an end to the missiles, that the world will ment is deeply patriotic the world as he ventures into the world "drag his wheels" as an amateur. When nuclear weapons build up be peaceful. Peace is defined because it defines pat- of pro golf. He has been a true credit to you compete ,in the most prestigious by freezing the arms race as absense of nuclear riotism in global terms. GSC and he has represented the college tournaments in the world and match the and eventually disarming explosions. Yet, there is a There is an increasing well. biggest names in golf shot for shot, it's the nuclear powers. growing realization that conscienceness that our There is no doubt that he will succeed time to make a move. Now, the same powerful bombs do not have to be survival depends on a love for in his attempt at the pro ranks. He Good luck Jodie. We're behind you all movement has reached the used to cause damage. all five billion people on this United States. The idea that possesses all the necessary qualifica- the way. One does not have to planet. Nuclear weapons do we can be rid of nuclear look to see that a nuclear not create hope, only weapons before they get rid security system does not bring physical and spiritual of us is now seen as a real peace as proponents of the death. We live in a dark age, Heritage restored possibility. We live in an arms race believe, but it is yet one with much hope. age in which the chances as Thomas Merton put it, The international move- for nuclear disarmament The last of the Altamaha Raft enrichment from which to learn. In "Only another form of ment for nuclear disarm- and the chances of a war." ament is the most hopeful Festivals will be held this weekend in addition to the raft itself, participants nuclear war are side by side Darien on the Altamaha River. Project observed demonstrations of activities The fear of nuclear development our nation has and highly possible. destruction has had a seen in a long time. RAFT has revitalized the determined characteristic of the past river life, such spirit of life on a South Georgia river as quilting, soapmaking, basket- from days gone by. The heritage of this weaving, and wood-working. area is rich in cultural traditions, and 0PLUCK 6uriH,E,4& due to the concern and creativity of We are proud that such a fine project / various GSC professors such as Delma has been created from the hard work and THERE'S A ROOM AT J Presley, Lew Selvidge and Hugh Darley, creativity here at GSC. Heritage long THE I/vA) J to name a few, this heritage has been taken for granted has now been restored, restored. and days gone by are relived in Project RAFT has been a cultural appreciation.

MARY LYNNE OGLESBY Feature* Editor DAVID JOHNSON Sports Editor SCOTT SHERWIN Assistant News Editor LINDA LLOYD and MATT BERRY Copy Editors FRANK LOGUE Photographer SCOTT SHERWIN Artist LINDA LLOYD Typist ANNE BROWN Production Assistant KAYE YOUNG Assistant Business Manager JEFF ALMOND Distribution FRED RICHTER, Faculty Advisor

The George-Anne is the otficiel newspaper of Georgia Southern College and is owned and operated ******* "ttttuvUH » • t C % l I at | «%«••• Vs 1/ #« «| , by GSC. The office is located in room 110, Williams Center. The phone numbers are 687-5246 u, 681-5418. The mailing address is, Georgia Southern College, L.B. 8001, Statesboro, Georgia 30460. CONE WALL ^■A5'82- The GEORGE-ANNE, April 22, 1982 Page 5

man ball half the time and increase enrollment at the direction; second,- if I am I am a 33rd degree anonymous to the rest of us) Get your five-man ball half the expense of the new students singled out, will it be an act pedestrian myself. Let's would spin all around time—that really helps your comfort and privacy? The of personal vengeance, or face it, there are just more of campus, and if he should priorities timing and teamwork out a point is that there are just a general proclam- us. Then, too, is the meet an irate pedestrian— straight lot. It's ridiculous. I guess plenty of older students ation of anti-pedestrianism; ridiculous attachment the wham! Right over the toes!, the thing that really gets to willing to give up their and finally, if I'm run over, 10 speeders have for their Aha, you may ask, what DEAR EDITOR: me the most is their dorm rooms by moving off- will anyone see me? bicycles—almost to the about the Ultimate Con- I realize that last week's scheduling. This year my campus. Considering the majority of point of jealousy. frontation, when the "news item" about the new team had a game scheduled A simple amendment to the students are only here How many bicyclers do Ultimate Pedestrian should stadium was in jest. Money during Coach Paul's the housing regulations because of status conscious- you know that leave their 10 meet the Ultimate 10 is presently being put into a badminton class and also could* reduce required ness, it appears that the speed without locking a Speeder—who would win? football team and eventu- during a women's varsity residence to that ofj third question is the most chastity belt around it? The result would be mutual ally money will be invested basketball game—that's on freshman status. Allow important. What then is the injury, and the selection in a stadium. the ball fellas! sophomores off-campusf solution? To be fair to both process would have to start Meanwhile, there are Another example of residence provided they I have nothing against sides, the school should over. problems that have an their brilliant organization prove their responsibility bicycling (some of my best have the Ultimate Pedes- As a recent victim of the effect both on and off is this year's soccer season. through (perhaps) a high friends are 10 speeds), but trian and the Ultimate 10 shock of having my ankles campus students. For one, At the beginning of the GPA and that they can the bicycler must exercise Speeder. The function of the crushed by a 10 speeder, I several of the dorms are in season, we asked them if a provide information that more caution . . . more Ultimate Pedestrian felt it was my duty to speak deplorable condition; not rumor was true that a team they are financially able to awareness ... more brakes. (anonymous to the rest of up for the silent majority, to mention several of the could have a varsity soccer support themselves. This I am sure that the bicycling us) would be to wander needless to say, the lame buildings In The Pines are player on their team, (a would be much more community feels much in around campus, and upon majority. _ practically being carried off direct violation of Article II, reasonable. the same way about meeting a renegade 10 Closing off Georgia by roaches. Section I of the Intramural A year away from home, pedestrians—why don't speeder, could legally Avenue was a great idea, Off campus students are bylaws). We asked three it seems, would be enough to these bipeds just stay out of kill them. Thus, 10 now maybe we could work using three unpaved different people and got establish reputable respon- the way, or why can't they speeders would have to be on making bicycle paths. parking areas which turn three different answers— sibility. Also, many swing from vine to vine to consistently thoughtful for Just remember, though, into virtual quagmires after these people don't even sophomores are very get to class? fear of running into the bicycler—the Ultimate it rains. According to one know what's going on serious about their studies I cannot, however, be Ultimate Pedestrian. Pedestrian could be waiting source in food services, themselves. Anyway, they and it is quite unfair to ask very objective towards the Conversely, the Ulti- for you! several of the school's said they could play even them to put up with the plight of the 10 speeders, as mate 10 Speeder (again, i Timothy Donahue policies, including required though they have never constantly noisy and residency for freshmen and allowed this before because immature antics of some sophomores and the of their own rules! students who have not yet George Allen required meal plans for Finally, for the amount gotten used to their apron same, have been deter- of money put into the strings being cut. mined because of buildings organization, the fields and I'm sure the Housing Problems at GSC not having been paid off yet old gym are in pitiful Department can devise on campus. shape—I do not know if this some appropriate prerequi- What is your biggest these closed minded successful '81-82 campaign. Little more should be is their responsibility, but sites for sophomore off- complaint on campus? students want to swim'in Fortunately though, the said—the school should get they are directly related to campus residence so as to Pretty interesting question. mediocracy for the rest of people got together and its priorities straight. it. My basketball team was allow enough but not too Instead of writing an their lives. gave them some much Lou Satterthwaite told we would play nine many more students to live editorial concerning one These increases weren't needed money. What would regular season games this off-campus. With all of this subject about foreign granted because the school have happened if basket- year (down from 12 last increased enrollment, there affairs or a nuclear just up and said, "Hey, we ball hadn't gotten the Intramurals year) for which we paid an should be no problem in holocaust, I have decided to want to charge the students money? entry fee of $65. Well, we filling the dorms while direct my attentions more money, let's increase To these students I ask, are inefficient played five and then they letting desiring and towards the students of their activity fee." "what would you like done told us we could play four deserving sophomores live That was not how it with the money?" Don't tell DEAR EDITOR: GSC and what gripes them more if we paid extra off-campus. worked. If any of those me fix McCroan because it When I read the article the most. money! For $13 a game, we Name Withheld students bothered to read has been repaired. It was a about the Intramural Let's begin with univer- could also have obtained the entire article in The very good battle cry but the Department in The George- sity status. The majority of some much more qualified How about George-Anne last week they, auditorium is fixed. Don't Anne I got sick to my the students I have talked to referees. would have seen several give me this jive about we stomach. I wish in the some bicycle are in favor of university It's a pity I have to write bona-fide reasons why the want more money going to future your reports would status. Good for them. If this because all the people I administration increased academics because that is find out the correct facts. paths? there is one thing which know in intramurals are GSC could benefit from both these things. simply sprayingwords. The Intramural Depart- really nice people—but I am DEAR EDITOR: To begin with, let's focus ment at GSC is the most then it is having university About the last complaint just fed up with their It has increasingly come on athletics. If I hear one inept organization I know status. I've heard is that students inefficient, incapable, and to my attention that the more person say they don't of beside the U.S. Post There were some stu- just simply aren't going to unorganized ways! most difficult decision a want their money going to Office. After I read that dents who were opposed. triple up in dorm rooms next Jeff Jernigan student must make is not That's okay, too. But I football I'm going to scream. year. Since I live in a dorm I letter I just had to clear my where he or she will use hie What an incredible cop-out. chest. really don't think these can understand their Put the meal card at dinner, or people understand the These people are so silly. feeling this way, but they To begin with, I do not which colored lizard shirt Football is so grossly know if they use a Gallup benefits GSC stands to have to give Housing time students will go best with their lizard gain. The college could be underfunded that they are to make adjustments. poll or CBS survey to find slacks and lizard belts, or living off what the patrons; out what the students want. first given more money to The housing department even which career they improve its graduate of GSC can give them. They changed the football is presently exploring ideas DEAR EDITOR: should embark upon after program. Well, they were. But now rules against everyone's In answer to the article college, but rather, the that the administration to help better accommodate wishes—why? They said so "No Vacancies" published biggest decision a college President Lick has. wants to put some money up the students. With the we could go to New Orleans recently in The George- student faces every day is already appointed a to get the program £oing sophomore requirement better prepared and reduce Anne, I would like to offer a whether to dart left or right Revisions Committee there are incredible cries being considered as void next year this will give a little injuries. The first point is most simple and obvious when one hears the which is studying possible and people stomping their correct, but unless I am solution. The students' resonant jingle of the chain restructuring of the feet. more room, but if I may misinformed there is also a needs must be put first in on a 10 speed from behind. graduate program. More There is a $10 increase make a suggestion it might nine-man championship in the matter of housing. Let us pause for a money could mean more for athletics. But what most be effective for the Housing Department to make Daytona Beach, and we had New students are moment and consider what grad programs and better students don't know and arrangements with apart- just as many injuries (torn obviously not being given thoughts flash through the opportunities. don't care about is that the cartilege, bruised ribs) as ments so that students can priority if they are made to mind of a potential victim How about the athletic athletic program is still last year. In basketball they live tripled up in study and as the executioner ap- and academic fee in- grossly underfunded. contact the college before even topped that! having to deal with storage rooms. It appears proaches: creases? The majority I To give you an example, On the whim of Mr. enrollment is being put First, is the bicycler spoke with said they were the men's basketball landlords. It's just a Spence they believed it suggestion but who knows, before the students. How singling me out, or just very much opposed to the program had only $1,000 to maybe it would work. would be better to play four- can a school expect to aiming in my general increases. Well, I guess recruit with after the Page 6, April 22, 1982, The GEORGE-ANNE- Computers are relocated By employs a full-time other subjects. The com- BECKY NICHOLSON instructor and four part- puters also have tutorial News Writer time instructors. From 8 lessons to teach people how The Learning Resource a.m. to 5 p.m., students have to use the Apple computers. Center, formerly located in access to five Apple the Blue Building, moved computers, printed material Williams said that Tuesday to Williams Center such as books and work- within the next few weeks, to what used to be the books, audiovisual ma- the center will be able to Counseling Center next terial, tapes and Craig access the University door to the Game Room in Readers, which are ma- System Computer Network. Sarah's, according to Jayne chines used to help increase The center plans to add five Williams, director of the one's reading rate. more computers in October. Learning Resource Center. "The five computers are "We are more than a primarily for Computer computing facility. Com- The Learning Resource Assisted Instruction (CAI) puters are only a part of our Center, started in January tutorials and also serve as a program. Computers are a GSC President Dale Lick was of Sirloin. Present for the initiation as part of a new Strength- means of drill and tool we use to teach our recently initiated into the Pi Sigma (L-R) was Pi Sig President Tom ening Developing Institu- practice," said Williams. students. Here at the Epsilon national professional Hockenberry; GSC President Dale tions Program (SDIP) The computers have Learning Resource Center fraternity for marketing, manage- Lick; Andy Gastley, Pi Sig vice Grant, is open to all college programs available for we emphasize personal ment and selling. Along with Lick, president elect; Susan Sullivan, a students who need help in spelling, math, reading, interaction with students," 32 student members were initiated recent initiate; and faculty advisor college courses. The center vocabulary, music and stressed Williams. at the ceremonies held at the House Ron Self. Printing Association participates in Souihprint '82 By TINA MARTIN by the Printing Association systems, cameras, paper, schools in the United States Arvard Vogel, PAG media. News Writer of Georgia and the Printing ink, chemicals, supplies, offering a printing man- advisor. Throughout the school The GSC Student Industry Association of the business and graphic arts agement degree. It is an The purpose of the year, they benefit from Chapter of the Printing South representing Ala- honor for them to be a student chapter is to information sent by PAG Association of Georgia, bama, Arkansas, Georgia, member of the Printing familiarize the printing headquarters, various field through the support of the Kentucky, Louisiana, The GSC Chapter of the Association of Georgia and majors with the new and trips to surrounding Atlanta headquarters, will Mississippi, Tennessee, Printing Association of in turn, to be affiliated with ever-changing techniques, printing firms and news- be participating in South- West Virginia and sur- Georgia consists mainly of the Printing Industries of equipment and laws papers, guest speakers and print '82. rounding states. printing management , America, according to pertaining to the print socials. Southprint '82 will be It will feature electronic majors, but is open to held at the Atlanta Civic typesetting and page students majoring in Center on April 22, 23, and makeup systems, com- communication arts, Safety conference at GSC 24. The Student Chapter puters, pre-press equip- journalism, or any business will be located at booth ment, printing presses, major. Hazardous but helpful manufacturers of industrial and control, and proper use number 642. binding and finishing industrial cleaners and cleaners, solvents and and ventilation of contami- The show is sponsored equipment, duplicating GSC is one of seven other chemicals, which thinners will exhibit ,nates. have been identified by products and demonstrate Nelson said the confer- state environmental health their use. ence is an outgrowth of last officials as a major cause of "This intensive two-day year's Occupational Health health problems in their program- will give these Workshop. DHR environ- Get Great Movie Hits local areas, will be industries practical, tested mental health personnel exhibited at a two-day methods and knowledge to who participated in that safety conference and trade take back to their business conference, he noted, And A Great Deal show for.industry users at and put into immediate identified industrial GSC April 28 and 29. use," according to confer- cleaners, solvents and Aimed primarily at ence director Rex Nelson, thinners as a major cause of More. Get HBO. smaller industries in professor of industrial health problems in their coastal Southeast Georgia, technology at GSC. local areas. the conference is sponsored The workshop sessions Workshop leaders and by the college and the will cover hazard and speakers for the two-day Coastal Health Unit of the safety services and health conference will include Department of Human screening available through environmental and occupa- Resources with the support county health department, tional health representa- and expertise of major principles of toxicology and tive from the Coastal companies which produce industrial hygiene and the Health District and and supply the products body's response to toxic industry representatives and equipment. agents, hazard prevention, from various companies More than a dozen fire and spillage prevention around the South.

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The computer Nominations for the Board Constitution music charts are an structure for the user, but SIGI's genius, Congos also reminds the student at GSC College Judicial require that nomin- accurate poll of public responds flexibly to said, is its strikingly almost every step that Board for academic year ations be solicited from sentiment. individual needs and accurate ability to put counseling and academic 1982-1983 will be the faculty and the "There are plenty of circumstances, Congos together the personal and advisement is crucial to accepted before Tuesday, student body and that all people ready to retire who said. professional profile of the tailoring his program of April 27, according to nominees be screened by haven't yet found out what "One problem with student's work related study to his career goals. Dean James Orr, chair- the present Judicial they wanted to do for a many students is that they values which deals with an "Parents are often upset man of the board. Board, who will then living, including, of course, come to college knowing amazingly complex variety when their children change prepare a list of 12 people with college de- about one or two or three and number of variables— majors several times in candidates for appoint- grees," observes Dennis careers areas available, and The nomination and to do it so simply for the college," said Congus, ment to the board by the Congos, head of GSC's new if they find they don't have procedures state that student. noting that "it's normal" SGA. computer-assisted Career the academic performance any student may be "If a student were to go for a student to change Development Center, whose or interest level for these eligible for the appoint- to the library to look up a course an average of two to own job is to help students careers to be successful, ment provided he has All nominations career, find its jobs three times in a college find jobs they can love, not they drop out of school," he completed atleast 15 should include the full description, the detailed career. shove. said, "The Career Develop- hours of credit at GSC names of the nominees; ment Center expands their activities of the education, Career exploration is and meets the following the addresses and training, coursework and encouraged at GSC. In fact, A significant number of knowledge of careers and requirements: 1) no telephone numbers of the other factors needed to get the Career Development those unhappy workers, what it takes to be disciplinary record for nominees; and a para- the job, income expecta- Center is only one of the statistics show, were once successful." the last three quarters of graph stating the tions, its employment many resources on the GSC college students who drifted college attendance; 2) reasons the person SIGI expands career outlook ... well, it could take campus that can guide through much of their accumulative GPA of 2.0 nominated will be information available to a week," Congos said. students toward wiser school career trying to get or higher; 3) no top effective as a member of the student to more than "Frankly, most students choices during academic academically on course 280 career options, and executive position in any the Judicial Board. would never go through all exploration. "But college is other campus organ- toward a professional goal. matches personal individ- that." Here all that the time to do it, not later in Many wandered from ization; 4) full-time ual characteristics to information is at their a-career when .you discover A complete descrip- academic major to major, student status; and 5) compatible professional fingertips in a matter of you hate what you're doing tion of the procedures for and some eventually out the planned attendance at options. moments. and can't get out." nomination and appoint- door as dropouts. In the process, the GSC for the entire ment may be found on Fascination with the He adds, the earlier a academic year. Congos is trying to student not only broadens computer also sustains student can make a decision page 119 of the Eagle detour such students his knowledge of what's interest in exploring career on a major, the better he will Eye student handbook. through his Career Devel- "out there" in the job information, Congos added. perform academically and Any student may Nomination forms opment Center, where they market, but deepens his The career information in the greater his chance of nominate himself or may be picked up in the can let their fingers do the understanding of what the computer program is completing a degree, a another student. The Dean of Students office walking on the computer values are inside himself— updated annually, and better investment in the rules of appointment in or may be made on any keyboard, exploring a what it will take to make SIGI is assisted by a second long run for the tuition the College Judicial letter-size paper. number of career paths and him happy in his career, program called U-Be which dollars spent. how to proceed academi- how hard he really wants to localizes its information to a 5 reTTBTr»Tnrrr»Tr

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Like an invisible cloud their giant reputation to water inlets of the seacosts vulnerable stage, Hagan warm-blooded dinner hosts, hanging over the sunny their painful bite, which and on streams leading to said. At this point local Hagan said. The gnats are Meanwhile, as sampling Golden Isles of Georgia, can leave ugly itching the inlet. control patrols are at a loss apparently able to detect takes place during the peak swarms of what swamp- sores, and to man's In order to plan an to know how to fight back minute variations in carbon of the gnat season, what wise residents and victim- defenselessness against an effective control program, against the insects. dioxide levels, meaning the will the experts be doing to ized vacationers alike know insect so tiny it can pass however, researchers will Scientists especially very breathing of their protect themselves from the descriptively as "flying through ordinary screen have to understand want to know at what point victims is the act which man-eating gnats? teeth" or no-see'ums," doors and mosquito netting. breeding habits, maturing the biting female midges targets them for the C02- range the coast at will, "The flies make life periods, timing of adult need the bloodmeal seeking insect. "Lots of Skin-So-Soft," the unchecked by known especially intolerable in emergence and other required for reproduction, Research may focus on professor admitted. control agents. early morning, on overcast Scientists know them by days, around dusk and all name—Culicoides—or sand night on warm moonlit gnats, but know little else nights," Hagan noted, Dean Hackett recaps on GSC about whence these micro- adding that they seem to pests come or where they go, peak in population about By DOUGLAS RUMLEY Technology became the industrial management, value of a college educa- when they breed and four times a year. News Writer School of Technology in printing management and tion." mature or other facts of life, "Historically, control of "I like everything about 1981. building construction. The according to Daniel V. Culicoides has been Georgia Southern. That's Hackett speaks proudly Bachelor of Engineering Hackett said technolo cv Hagan, assistant professor hampered by lack of basic why I stayed," said Dr. about the School of Technology includes students have a different of Biology at GSC. data on population dyna- Donald F. Hackett, dean of Technology. The technol- majors in civil, electrical, attitude than most students Hagan and biology mics, larval ecology, adult the School of Technology. ogy degree programs have mechanical and industrial about property, living, graduate student Marc behavior and effects of However, he added, "I wish constantly kept up with the engineering technology. learning and studying. Wright of coastal Bruns- current mosquito control they'd moved Statesboro needs of the state according GSC also offers a Master of "They are concerned, able wick, deep in gnat territory, programs," Hagan ex- and the college up to to Hackett. Originally the Technology degree. and dedicated." He will be working with a plained. Gainesville—above the program was only for the quipped, "They don't write $20,000 research grant from Hagan's and Wright's gnats." education of industrial arts Hackett still teaches the on desks." an anonymous donor to fill research proposes to Hackett says there are a teachers. A two-year History and Philosophy of these information gaps establish a more complex lot of good things about industrial technology Engineering which is an Hackett is anxious about through basic research body of information on the Statesboro and GSC. He's program was added in 1951 orientation to engineering GSC's future. "Georgia conducted with populations insect, examining the had time to form this for students who wanted to technology. He said it is Southern is as fine a state of Culicoides in the marshes species native to Glynn opinion because he has pursue careers in manu- hard to compare today's school as any other in the of Glynn County. County to learn feeding been at GSC since Septem- facturing. students to the students nation. We're giving away a "Except for mosquitoes, times and location of ber 1948. Since he has been that were here in 1948. "In good education for almost probably no other insect in feeding sites, effects of on the faculty longer than Today, GSC offers a 1948, we had a lot of World nothing. The people are Georgia causes more vegetative cover on anyone else, he has seen Bachelor of Science in War II veterans. They were most congenial; the climate human discomfort than the distribution, where and GSC and especially the Technology with programs serious, hard-working and is nice, and the opportuni- tiny biting midges," Hagan when the pupal stage takes technology program grow in industrial technology, experienced. They knew the ties are unlimited." said. In fact, he believes place, where and when the up. they could probably claim adult emerges. When Hackett came to the distinction of being one To do closer research on GSC, its name was Georgia of the most "noxious and the insect's psychological Teachers College. There annoying" of insects on the life-cycle, the scientists will were only about 500 entire Eastern Seaboard, also attempt to establish a students. Today, the School ttidttteuv from the Jersey shore to the colony of the insects in the of Technology has as many Florida Keys. laboratory, which requires majors as GTC had "Surveys of public duplicating with "near students. opinion have concluded perfect" conditions the Hackett came to States- Sizzun that sand gnats are one of environment of the breed- boro to introduce the study the most important pests in ing gnats. of technology to this part of coastal areas, and certainly Wright will begin by the state. He was enthusias- affect tourism in the Golden spending the summer in the tic about this challenge. In Isles during their times of marshes of his home county 1948, the division of Fine peak activity," Hagan said. of Glynn collecting samples and Practical Arts included "In addition to the of the gnat populations industrial arts, art, music, All you can eat discomfort they cause, through several types of business and home econo- many species are interme- traps and soil samples. mics. Through the years diate hosts and vectors of Scientists do know that the business, music, home Salad Bar filarial worms, protozoans insects breed in the "mucky- economics and arts became and viruses which affect muck" of the tidal marshes separate divisions. The man and domestic animals and apparently flv their Division of Industrial At least 3 Specials Daily SH0NEY& FOR EXAMPLE 220 S. Main BIG dS&BOi 764-9693 MONDAY— No. 12 8 oz. 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Don Gaughf, the GSC head of the Wilderness cherish and enjoy, but we weapons. Sigma Alpha Iota, a music On May 3, the States- Masquers will present Neil Society, will be speaking on don't often notice or even Another lecture, spon- fraternity for women, will boro/GSC Symphony will Simon's "The Good environmental issues of the think about it? The answer sored by the Campus Life present an American present a spring concert at Doctor," May 5 through 8 at '80s. is our environment. Enrichment Committee 8:15 p.m. in the Foy Recital 8:15 p.m. in McCroan The lecture is being Ed Lewis, director of (CLEC) will be given by Musicale on April 28 at 8:15 Hall. Auditorium. sponsored by the Commit- Student Development and a Barry and Barbara Rosen. p.m. in the Foy Recial Hall. Selections to be featured Admission for the play is tee for Springfest and member of the College's Barry was an Iranian Music is to be performed are Scott Joplin's "Maple 50 cents for students with CLEC. Anniversary Commemora- hostage, and Barbara was by the two fraternities and is Leaf Rag," Kabalevsky's I.D. and $3.50 for the Watch for further details tive activities Committee spokesperson for the strictly American songs, "The Comedians," and general public. about Springfest around (CACAC), said that the families of the hostages. such as classical, pop, and Haydn's "Concerto for To top off the Springfest the campus, and plan to CACAC wants to acknow- They will talk on their tunes from musicals. Trumpet and Orchestra" celebration, there will be a participate in the activities. ledge GSC's birthday and experiences during this Admission is free. the value of this institution crisis. On April 29, there will be to the region. So this year, a a LeConte Lecture in the special focus of Springfest This year, the Biology Lecture Hall. The will be the celebration of the speaker will be Charles Diamond Jubilee year of focus will be Michener, entomologist GSC—75 years of serving from the University of the people of southeast Kansas. Georgia. GSC's 75th year. "The original idea last At 8 p.m., Michener will year was to turn student Also on April 22, there speak on bugs, their in- and faculty energies to will be tree plantings at the dividual odor differences, constructive purposes, such Newton Building, spons- and their functions. as landscaping, planting ored by the BioScience There will be a picnic by and clean-ups," said Fred Club. Money for the plants the lake from 4 to 7 p.m. Richter, professor of was donated by different with entertainment spon- Series of one-act plays to be presented at GSC English and originator of clubs and individuals. sored by SUB. This will the Springfest concept. make "Tuesday Night As part of the annual "3 Valdosta State College, In participation, the Springfest is merely "an A Health Fair, sponsored Live" on Thursday night. Days at GSC" a series of Tift College, Young-Harris GSC Masquers will perform attempt to re-create the one-act plays will be College, Dekalb Com- "Where Are You Going, by Pineland Mental Health, The fourth Annual GSC spirit of Earth Day which presented on April 24 in munity College and GSC Hollis J.?" Admission is Ogeechee Home Health 10,000 Meter Road Race will began about.10 years ago." McCroan Auditorium from will each - participate by free. Everyone is encour- Agency, Bulloch County be held on May 1. Entry fee And there has been Hospital, Bulloch Public 10 a.m. to 12 noon and be performing a selected one- aged to attend. is $4 before April 23 and again from 2 to 4 p.m. act play. much success at GSC with Health Department, and $5 thereafter. the event during the past the Georgia Extension years, said Richter. Service, will be held April 24 If you would like to The many activities at Statesboro High School. participate, you may pick planned to take place Visitors will be given a up your entry form from during Springfest are mini-physical. A blood test Sports Unlimited, the sponsored by different will be given, if desired, for Physical Facility, or for organizations and depart- the price of $8. Everything more information, contact ments here at GSC' and in is free, except the blood test. Linda Hood at 681-5462 the Statesboro community. Also, there will be at the Leisure Studies office. Buildings accessible to handicapped

By ROBIN the campus are included in comes out of the physical BLANKENSHIP FRANKLIN'S the plan to build ramps. The plant budget. If you look at the front of only exceptions would be GSC is not putting the the buildings around the the older buildings on ramps in because it is campus, you will see there Sweetheart Circle, such as required by law. William have been a few changes. the Administration Build- Cook, vice president for For example, ramps for the ing. Business and Finance, said handicapped have been Other renovations that the school is doing it added. have been made for the because it realizes the need The reason for the handicapped are the two for more facilities for the ramps is to make the apartments on the first handicapped, now that campus more convenient floor of Sanford Hall that more handicapped persons We Delight The Eye... for the handicapped. The are equipped for the are going to school. ramps will help meet the handicapped. And The Appetite! The money to pay for the needs of the handicapped so GSC has made a big ramps is not part of a more handicapped students start by constructing the special grant given to the will be able to attend GSC. ramps and there is hope schools by the federal A bill was passed a few that more will be done in the Meal Tickets Available years ago stating that all government. The money future. new buildings must be totally accessible to the handicapped, and in the Food older buildings, some class $l For $, sections must be placed in a Ticket room where a handicapped person can attend. The Continuing Educa- 6 AM-10 PM Daily tion building is the only 150 Items To Choose From building totally accessible by the handicapped. The library is the most manageable of the older buildings. The library is restaurant equipped with an elevator and a button at the door if Intersection of Hwy. 80 & 301 N., Statesboro any assistance is needed in entering the building. 1 New ramps make the Biology 1 Most of the ■■i.'ildings or ing accessible to the handicap^ m

Page 10, April 22,1982, The GEORGE-ANNE' Sister Sibille: compassion for the elderly is needed By CATHY CAIN An older person must On the topic of "doctor's residents to find a topic or embarrassment. them someday," she News Writer accept that there are rules orders," a resident's least article to think about and Toward the end of the warned. "Don't worry about their that go along with a favorite words, Sibille said discuss is often rewarding. seminar, Sibille showed the Someone once remarked (the elderly) dying; worry decision to enter a nursing that many times a compro- Many times people film, "Compassion, I that heaven was supposed about their living," said home. These rules should mise can be made. Ask the worry about the elderly Suppose ..." which takes to be Sister Sibille's home, Sister Michael Sibille at a not, however, attempt to doctor if a diabetic patient watching too much TV. As place in an average nursing to which she responded, I'm conference held April 8 in control the life of a resident could have a small dessert long as they are following home with a typical resident not homesick yet!" the GSC Continuing by making all decisions. once a week if it would keep the story, therefore staying ("I think you're gonna like Education Building. Sibille defined the him or her happy. alert, she feels it's fine. this," she said with a Everyone is bound to The conference, spon- problem as an over- In the 70s, the govern- The elderly need to be knowing smile, "it'll make grow old. The alternative— sored by the 21st District abundance of federal, state ment began requiring socially involved with you laugh, cry . . . feel. to die young—isn't too Georgia Nurses Associa- and local laws. nursing homes to have an people of all ages, but Feel for the older person appealing either. Sibille tion, entitled, "The Human "It's hard to make a rule on-staff activity director. especially the young. A and realize they too have encouraged everyone to Side of Aging," was aimed in Washington that fits An activity director should young person can work feelings . . . that's the "look at the faces of older at nursing home adminis- everyone. We have to be big first meet all the residents magic in an older person's important thing.") people and to see them- trators, personnel and enough to say, this is an to find out their preference, life by motivating, sharing, Following the film, she selves in the future." She nurses. exception," she said. skills and limitations, and and reminding them of remarked that maybe we ended by saying simply, "I wish I could give you a She expressed the need then plan the programs. their youth. don't show, share, love and "Do unto others as you formula but there is none," to appreciate a resident's "Fit programs to people. Family involvement is explain enough. "Everyone would have them do unto said Sibille, who has loss of freedom to their Don't force people's needs important. Sibille suggests of us is gonna be one of you—one day." conducted similar confer- change of environment. In into your planned pro- that a group of staff and ences throughout the U.S. their own home, they had grams," Sibille cautioned. family members work during the past 10 years. total freedom. Suddenly, She suggested if a together to care for the "Each person is an staff and doctors are telling resident prefers looking out loved one. This helps to Lose weight safely individual and although we them what they can and the window or through old combat guilt feelings a By SCOTT SHERWIN senior, said, "After being on share some needs, we're all cannot do at a certain time. picture albums, to docu- family may have. Assistant News Editor the diet for two weeks I lost different to some degree," Although nothing is ment this as a meaningful The family should keep "If I could only lose ten three inches off my waist— explained Sibille, D.C.B.S. wrong with the food served activity for this person. their loved one up to date on pounds!" cries a not-so- it was great!" Ruth also and a past nursing home by most nursing homes, Some people just aren't the what is happening in the alone student. Students all commented that she has director for 11 years. there are usually com- knit and crochet, artsy- family. "I like to encourage over the campus, as well as had no problem at all "It's not a question of plaints because it's not the craftsy types.. the family not to make a big all over the nation, are staying trim. "I began good or bad, just what type of food a resident is "If there isn't one now, production of their visits by desparately trying to lose eating 'normally' about works best for an individual used to. there's one coming down staying three hours. It's those last inches before the three weeks after I started considering their limi- Remember that many the pike. I pity the one that better to come a little while, glorious summer vacation, the diet and haven't gained tations." older people grew up during tries to make me knit or more often," said Sibille. when everyone will flock to any weight back." Based on her experience the Depression when you crochet!" she warned. "They do have a right to the beach. Dr. Atkin's diet is a low as a Louisiana Health and didn't worry about having a Older people get tired of know the bad news as well Losing weight is an carbohydrate, high protein Human Resource consul- green or a yellow item or busy work. They want to do as the good." obsession with many diet. The first week on the tant, Sibille said a vitamin C, B and E. If you. something meaningful with Too often, families feel a people. Those people who diet, carbohydrate intake successful nursing home had cornbread, that their time. Sibille said that sense of embarrassment. are always on a diet never should be zero. To accom- doesn't try to conform every was your whole meal. There to sell or give away crafts Her advice to an embar- seem to be able to lose plish this, one must only eat resident to a "model" older was no such thing as made by residents gives rassed family is to love the weight and keep it off for meat, eggs and cheese. person, but allows them to "tossed salad." If you were them a purpose for creating. older person and take them long. According to Richard Another popular diet is be themselves and to do having lettuce, you ate the She stressed the impor- out, because their loved one Simmons, famous one-man the stewardess diet. Cathy what they want as much as whole thing, explained tance of mental as well as may not be there when diet center, these people Cain, a slender public possible. Sibille. physical activity. Asking you're ready to accept your who lose weight and keep relations major, said that gaining it back go through the stewardess diet is easy the yo-yo syndrome. The to follow; it only required a major cause of this carefully planned food syndrome is fad diets. Fad schedule. Cathy also said diets range anywhere from that this diet is popular only eating grapefruit and among girls who want to drinking water to eating as lose weight rapidly. much meat, eggs and cheese "Losing weight is only as you want. as hard as you make it." Or so says Pam Casteel, a Losing weight sophomore at GSC. "I needed to lose about ten can be pounds and I didn't want to go on a crash diet, so I done safely. began counting calories and not overdoing the Regardless of which fad sweets." Pam's method of diet you go on, the chance not overdoing it at meal- of you keeping that weight times led her to lose those off is pretty slim (no pun ten unwanted pounds and intended). Some people keep a size five. seem to have good luck with Most doctors agree that the quick weight loss losing weight can be done methods, but there can be safely and efficiently. If a many drawbacks. Consider person wishes to lose this: all your friends come weight and not gain it back, over to your apartment and then a well-balanced diet is say, 'let's go to Snooky's the best plan. Eating foods tonight." What do you do? from the four food groups— You're on a diet. It can get sparingly, not going back real frustrating at times. for second helpings, and If you are interested in exercising properly can losing weight fast, and help a person lose those prepared to withstand the extra pounds and at the drawbacks, your choices of same time feel physically diets are unlimited. fit. The Dr. Atkin's diet So, if you're one of the seems to be a popular one thousands of Americans among students. The diet trying to lose weight, stop, only allows meat, eggs and and analyze your current cheese to be eaten for the eating habits, consult a first week. One student physician, decide the diet claims to have lost 20 that would best suit your pounds in a little more than. bodily needs, and then GO two weeks. Ruth Fischer, a FOR IT!

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Page 12, April 22,1982, The GEORGE-ANNE" Many students not aware of Infirmary's services

By MARION ELROD and activity fee is included. everyone. There's no doubt through Friday. The reason students. Sure you have the public is subject to Have you ever tried to The total fee is $59. The that you often have to wait the infirmary stops taking heard complaints about the criticism? The bottom line make an appointment with health fee alone is $23. awhile before you see the patients at 4 p.m. is because infirmaries' deficiencies is: give the infimary a a doctor in town and the "This health fee entitles doctor. This is because some it takes awhile to clear the but is it not true that any chance, for it's here to help receptionist asks, "Have a student to free visits with days more people use the waiting room. business that opens itself to you. you been to the infirmary?" the doctor on staff and some infirmary than on other In addition, after all the This is frustrating to most medications. Not included days. patients have been seen, students but there is a very in the health fee is lab work, You might ask yourself, Anders has to make rounds good reason why a doctor X-rays, and antibiotics," then why doesn't the of the in-patients. "The will not see you before you said Barbara James, LPN infirmary hire a larger staff building houses 24 beds have been to the infirmary. of the infirmary staff. to see people on these with 12 semi-private rooms The students who seek James also said that the crowded days so that it will and there are patients there outside opinions from infirmary charges exactly not take quite as long? A most of the time," said doctors are often students what the drug costs them; person who is qualified to James. who have heard tales about an independent doctor work as a doctor or nurse is Although the infirmary the infirmary and its staff. charges double. If the not going to comply with closes at 4 p.m., staff Also, these are students doctor at the infirmary feels terms that allow him to members are there all the who have never had any that you need to see another work only when called. time. There are nurses who The SUB movie for the weekend of April 23-25 is "Rich first-hand experience with doctor he will then Most people would rather take care of patients during and Famous." Jacqueline Bisset and Candice Bergen have the infirmary. Some recommend one and will have a steady job. the night, making sure the literally never been better as two modern writers and long students are not even aware even have an appointment James feels the infir- in-patients have everything time best friends who also seem to be opposites. After of the services it offers. made for you. mary is not understaffed at they need. graduating from Smith College, Bisset pursues a serious The reason doctors will Some people complain all. The attending staff is If someone is injured or writing career and Bergen chooses a traditional family life. not see you before you have because the infirmary does Dr. M.V. Anders who sees becomes ill during the Fifteen years later, Bergen has penned a scintillating tale been to the infirmary is not use an appointment the more complicated night, these nurses have about her Malibu neighbors while Bisset struggles with because they are aware of system. The main reason patients, R.N. Nurse been issued "Standing respectable writing. Now that they are competitors in the its services. When you pay for this is because class Practitioner Ouida Rushing Orders" that allow them to world of words, their friendship is finally tested. The movie matriculation fees a health schedules are different for and Bill Proctor, physi- treat these patients. If it is will be shown Friday and Saturday at 9 p.m. and Sunday at cian's assistant. Also there necessary for the patient to 8 and 10. Admission is $1. are a number of LPNs. This go to the hospital then the staff is under the direct nurse on duty will call the supervision of Dr. Anders. hospital and let them know The Wednesday night movie is "Hound of the He must approve and sign he is coming. This offers Baskervilles." This 1980 movie stars Dudley Moore all charts. prompt service to the ("Arthur") and Peter Cook who bring their outrageous wit Anders and the other patient when he reaches the to bear on Sherlock Holmes' greatest adventure. The plot is employees at the infirmary hospital. almost completely beside the point as Moore and Cook, have different hours though abetted by Terry Thomas and Spike Mulligan, tackle clues the infirmary is on a set The infirmary was and each other on the English moors. This film will be schedule. It is open from 8 placed on the GSC campus shown April 28 at 8 and 10. Admission is free. a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday as a service to vou, as All movies are shown in the Biology Lecture Hall. PEANUTS® by Charles M. Schulz

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Page 14, April 22,1982, The GEORGE-ANNE- Bicycle safety tips important for avid bikers By GEORGENE BESS his bike, he should observe conditions in which the Features Writer the following precautions: cyclist has no control, and One-hundred and sixty- Drive correctly, keep should not ride when they six years ago, the bicycle eyes on the road ahead. are present. Be alert for was invented. Little did the Remember to dress special hazards, such as inventor know that his appropriately. The cyclist poor weather and bad road "Hobby Horse" would be so should wear bright clothes surfaces. Avoid riding your popular. Today, though and reflective tape to make bike at night. The cyclist is bicycles have changed considerably, they are still great for fun, transporta- Over a quarter of a million bike- tion and exercise. And here at GSC, the bicycle is fast related injuries occur each year. becoming the typical mode of transportation. Almost 1,000 cyclists are killed As we all know, every year. accidents can very well spoil the ride. Over a quarter of a million bike- related injuries occur each him more visible to definitely a lot harder for year. Almost 1,000 cyclists motorists. Avoid wearing motorists to see. If riding at are killed every year. Most long coats, full skirts, long night is a must, uso accidents are caused by the scarves and other loose headlights and be extra loss of control, mechanical clothing that can be caught careful. If hit by a stinging problems, entanglement, or in the wheels or chains. insect while riding, don't cyclists' ignorance. Think safety. Be extra attengMb deal with it while Before the cyclist rides careful and alert. Always riding. Instead, get off the BIKERS ON CAMPUS anticipate the worst. road and stop. Another important If planning to take a trip safety tip is to follow the on your bike, get in shape. Bicycle trek to be sponsored by GLA rules of the road. Always Take longer rides to obey traffic regulations. gradually build up stamina. By SUSAN WARD Savannah. Participants sponsor-based pledges. The charge. We will also list the Lights, signs, signals, etc. Plan the route carefully. Features Writer must be at least 16 and in deadline for this minimum names and phone numbers are for bicycles and cars. Avoid rough dirt roads, Students interested in good physical condition. pledge total will be May 14. of trekkers to help them get Before turning, be cautious. steep hills and heavily bicycle touring are invited Radio station WAEV will Trekkers must also together to form a transpor- Look and listen for cars traveled roads. Pack to join the 150 mile Bike act as host in Savannah supply their own gear and tation pool." before proceeding, espe- Trek for Life and Breath, and is planning an oyster present proof of bike GSC poiitfeal O&ence cially at intersections. sponsored by the Georgia roast for Trekkers. inspection. Bob Mock, professor, Roger Pajari Though not often done, Make bike riding Lung Association and All entrants will be Manager of the Campus is looking forward to the signal before you turn or Gatorade, on May 29-31. required to pay a $10 Cyclery Center, says, "We trek. Pajari rides with the stop, preferably well in an enjoyable and Trekkers will follow a registration fee and secure a will be offering bike Statesboro Bicycling Club advance. safe style of route from Dublin to minimum of $150 in inspection to trekkers free of 20-40 miles each Sunday Think ahead. Anticipate and also rides his bike to other's mistakes. Leave transportation. work. "My goal is to raise room and time for defensive between $4-500 dollars for action. Remember, a MONEY SAVER COUPONS the GLA," states Pajari. "I Never show off! Don't bike is only as am looking for pledges and weave or race in traffic. Do CHICK FILLET SANDWICH will appreciate any help." not carry riders or large safe as the person Want to pledge funds for bundles. the GLA? Pajari can be Keep to the right. Drive riding it! BUY 'ONE' GET 'ONE' reached at his office in room single file and always ride 204 of the Newton Building with the traffic. or at his home phone (681- Beware of parked cars. If 1267). a door is suddenly opened, FREE Interested in biking? what would happen? The Then trek on down to the cyclist is forced into the carefully and travel light, Open 24 hours open meeting of the traffic or into the nearest but include rain gear, etc. Statesboro Bicycling Club ditch! Get your bike in shape. LZ "Good until April 30, 1982———J at the Regional library on Watch for pedestrians. Check tires and make March 27. Children are subject to run repairs. Carry a tool kit and Additional information into your path. Stay off a tire patching kit. If MONEY SAVER COUPONS can be obtained from the sidewalks. traveling in a group, ride Campus Cyclery Center. There are certain single file and stay two bike 18 pc FAMILY DINNER OR lengths apart; keep to the side of the person ahead. 21 pc BARREL Thousands of bikes are stolen each year. Many are Lucille Ball says, never recovered because they can't be identified. To $10.88 "Give a gift of protect your bike from theft, mark it with your driver's Open 24 hours license number and the you.BeaRedCross state's abbreviation. Record the bike's serial L„—Good Until April 30 I982> number in the stay of the \bhmteer." rear wheel or beneath the bottom bracket where MONEY SAVER COUPONS pedals attach and store in a safe place. Insure it. Be sure SAUSAGE BISCUIT to lock it up each time you leave it unattended. Use a theft-proof chain and BUY 'ONE' GET 'ONE' attach it to a sturdy object. When riding the bicycle, please observe and obey all FREE of the preceding rules. Make bike riding an enjoyable Open 24 hours 10 p.m. - 10 a.m. and safe style of transpor- tation. Remember, a bike is A Public Service of This Newspaper S The Advertising Council £"] only as safe as the person —-Good until April 30, 1982- riding it! -The GEORGE-ANNE, April 22,1982 Page 15 TYPING: Professional work on IBM Selectric II. Reasonable For Sale rates. Spelling corrected. Call 681- 3736. (4-29) Spring tennis FOR SALE: Complete set of golf SERVICES: Will type term tournament clubs. Very good condition. Will papers or any other kind of papers take offers. Several spring needed. Fast, efficient typist. Call evening dresses. Sizes 9-13. Call any time day or night 681-1526. On May 6, 7, 8, and 9 the 764-7200 before 6 p.m. After 6 FOR RENT: Large bedroom. AC Epsilon Pi chapter of Alpha p.m., call 764-9341. (4-29) and heating. All utilities Delta Pi Sorority, in FOR SALE: Raleigh, 10 speed furnished. Access to washer. cooperation with the reliant bicycle. In good shape. Reasonable price. Kitchen. Call McDonalds restaurant in Call 681-1010. (4-29) 764-2525. (4-29) Statesboro, will sponsor a FOR SALE: 1976 Triumph spring Tennis Tournament Cars washed administration, speci- program is open to Spitfire convertible with bolt-on fically wage and salary hardtop. Clean, good condition. Poetry benefiting the Ronald members of any unit of the Reasonable price. Also, 1976 MG McDotfald House at for donations compensation. University System and Midget convertible. Clean, good Egleston Children's Hospi- their spouses. condition. Reasonable price. Call Contest There will be a car wash Submit nominations or G81-3423. (4-29) tal in Aflanta. at Benny's Union 76 on Fair apply to Professor Thomas, A $1,000 grand prize will FOR SALE: A white 1974 44Z The Ronald McDonald Road Saturday, April 24. Hollis 211-2, 681-5216. A non-refundable appli- with T-tops, swival bucket seats, be awarded in the upcoming Houses are homes-away- The price is $1 for each cation fee of $75 per person rallye interior, excellent poetry competition spon- from-home for the parents car. All profits will be Studies abroad must accompany the form condition. Call Rob at 681-3426 or sored by World Poetry, a and families of children L.B. 10345. (4-29) donated to the Battered and will reserve a space for quarterly newsletter for being treated for serious Women's Shelter here in faculty program applicants, who will be poets. illness such as cancer and Statesboro. accepted on a first-come, Lost / Found Poems of all styles and leukemia. The houses The car wash is The University System first-served basis. on any subject are eligible provide an alternative to sponsored by the GSC of Georgia Studies Abroad LOST: Black leather jackej. Call to compete for the grand families whose children are Political Science Club. program is offering its third Marie Smith at 764-5222. prize or for 99 othercash or hospitalized. Faculty Enrichment Pro- For further information LOST: At University apart- merchandise awards, Instead of having to Anti-nuclear gram in Greece August 24— contact the USG Studies ments, a male kitten. Half grown, Abroad Program, Box 653. black with four white boots, white totaling over $10,000. commute, seek expensive convocation September 14. Under the chin and stomach. If you have Rules and official entry hotel rooms, or sleep on leadership of James W. Georgia State University, any information about him, forms are available from hospital sofas or chairs, the The political science Alexander, Franklin University Plaza, Atlanta, please call 681-4392 or write L.B. the World of Poetry, 2431 Georgia, 30303, or call (404) 11574. (4-29) RoneAd McDonald Houses club at GSC will join Professor of Classics at the FOUND: One suede glove near Stockton Blvd., Dept. E, provide inexpensive living students at more than 330 University of Georgia, the 658-2450, (GIST) 223-2450. front of library, please claim atG- Sacramento, Calif. 95817. facitities for families while campuses across the A office. (4-29) theitf child is hospitalized. country April 22 in FOUND: Watch, in the Hollis Another benefit of the observing Ground Zero Building. Come by Dean James' Social security house is the environment. Day, a nationwide con- ACADEMY office 203 to identify. (5-6) WINNER co-op program Families can share their vocation to alert Americans AWARDS similar experiences, to the "increasing danger of :4 Wanted The social security stresses, and concerns with nuclear holocaust," accord- administration is currently each other. ing to its sponsors. BEST PICTURE WANTED, CAMP STAFF: recruiting for a position in National Ground Zero BEST ORIGINAL SCORE - VANGEL1S Camp Pine Valley located south The houses are owned Day is a project of the of Griffin. Employment dates: our co-op program. Can- BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY - June 20-July 25. Positions didates must be full time and operated by local not- Union of Concerned COLIN WELLAND available: counselors, waterfront GSC students who have for-profit cooperations Scientists and United BEST COSTUME - MELINA CANONERO staff, canoeing instructor, comprised of concerned Campuses to Prevent business aide, unit leaders. For completed at least two years more information contact: Pine of college towards a local. citizens and are Nuclear War. STARTS primarily funded by local Valley Girl Scout Council, Inc., bachelor degree. Co-op FRIDAYI 1440 Kalamazoo Drive, Griffin, students enter the program contributions. The observances at GSC Georgia 30223, Phone 404/227- at the GS-4 level ($5.50/hr) will include two events. The 2524. (4-29) planting of an oak grove in WANTED: Posting agent to with the expectation of Since adopting this CHARIOTS OF FIRE represent over 100 major entering full time employ- service project several years the yard of the Newton magazines and other student- ment at the GS-7 level ago, Alpha Delta Pi has Building at 10:50 a.m. will oriented products. High ($15,922) upon graduation. contributed over $20,000 commemorate the college's commissions and flexible hours. 75th anniversary and "will Write: College Products, P.O. Box For further information nationally and has helped 58-Bay Station, Brooklyn, contact Dot Prevatt at the to build Houses in over 30 signify the hope that life on NY 11235. (4-29) local social security office communities. this planet will not suffer WANTED: Stylishly dressed (764-7591). the holocaust the con- young lady interested in fashion The tennis tournament vocation is designed to raise work and earning some extra awareness of," acording to money. Call Jay at the Cesjay Co., will be held at the GSC weekdays 4-5 p.m., 681-3319. Minority tennis courts. There are political science professor (4-29) several entry levels: Justine Mann. The don- CHARIOTS Or FIRE WANTED: Students who would scholarship women's A and B singles, donation of the trees are an IA PRODUCTION like to earn up to $500 or more Sutrinq BEN CROSS • IAN CHARt.ESON • NIGEI HAVERS * CMERYL CAMPBELL • ALICE KRIGE women's A and B doubles, expression of support of the Gu«i Stars LINDSAY ANDERSON • DOWUSCHRISTOPHER • NIGEL DAVENPORT -BRAD DAVIS each year beginning September PETER EGAN • SIR JOHN GIF LGUD • IAN HOLM • PATRICK MAGEt Newton faculty of the 75th ■* rvrnpU) b> COLIN WELLAND MUSK l,> VANGELI5 for one or three years. Set your The Black Student men's A and B singles, Executh* nodutpi DODI FAYED .■..->„< Ml1» DAVID PUTTNAM [Mm I«l t» HUGH HUDSON own hours. Monthy payment for Alliance is offering a men's A and B doubles and Anniversary Fund Drive, 3 rynoqj,«T5«i placing posters on campus. Bonus she added. based on results. Prizes awarded scholarship to minority mixed doubles A and B. The as well. Call 800-526-0883. (5-6) undergraduate students at entry fees are $2.50 per The second event will be WEODAYS AT 7:15, 936 WANTED: Tutor counselors for GSC. The scholarship is singles and $5 per doubles a lecture on nuclear realities SAT & SUN AT 230, 49, 7:15, 935 the Upward Bound Summer based on academic excel- team, plus one can of tennis in the Biology Lecture Hall Program. Must be committed to Weis STATESBORO long hours and hard work, but lence, leadership and school balls. at 3 p.m. you'll have fun and gain valuable participation. The scholar- MrAdi Go Southern • 681 1708J experience in the process. ship will be awarded at the Co-op program Program runs June 16 through First place winners in July 23. If interested, apply at Afro-American Club Ban- in personnel Upward Bound office, second quet in' late May. Appli- each division will be given floor Rosenwald Building. cations are now available trophies, and second place Deadline for accepting appli- administration from Angela Dawson, winners will be given cations is May 6. (5-6) Gulfstream American of Landrum Box 12288 or any consolation prizes. Entry Savannah is sponsoring a BSA member. The deadline blanks are due April 28, five quarter work co-op Services is May 13,1982. If you have with the draw to be posted April 30 at the local program for two GSC SERVICES: Interested in any questions, please call students interested in Angela Dawson at 681- McDonald's restaurant and skydiving? Call John Novikoff at |the field of personnel 489-8225 after 5:30. (4-29) 2578. Landrum Mail Center.

6ut± & CuxL !By Ckzis Fien the feeling is forever, CHUCK NDRRIS give real gold. SILENT WEBCDAYS AT 725, 925 STARTS t Nothing else feels like real gold SAT & SUN AT 115, 523, 725, 925 FRIDAY! STYLE CUTS FOR GUYS & GIRLS McAllister Jewelers 'Weis GEORGIA BY APPOINTMENT ONLY 764-9106 Mullberry St. Mr Downtown • 764-2515 CHRIS KIELY 764-7307 Page 16, April 22,1982, The GEORGE-ANNE" Uli Wilms stars for Eagle netters By MIKE JONES school 13 years instead of to have to go to Georgia buildings and enroll up to Sports Writer 12. After graduation we are Tech for two years to study 30,000 students. He went on It's spring once again at automatically drafted into engineering. SP01TS to say, "Those schools don't GSC, and with spring the army for two years of Uli stated that in have any atmosphere like comes tennis. The number service. Uli will leave GSC Germany the colleges have here. I like it here very one men's player is Uli with a physics degree onlv only four or five big much." Wilms from Cologne, West Germany. Uli is a 6'3", 24- B'Ball year-old tennis sensation. His record for singles is 17- Continued from p. 17 walk and two singles with The Tide got the 6. Not only is Wilms the AU's Allen Stallings scored an error on Balcomb let a winning run in the ninth as number one singles player; off a fielder's choice to make run score, and left runners two errors on short-stop he and his partner John it a 2-1 ballgame. on second and third with no Luis Ramos put Alabama's Gompert are the number outs. Two straight infield Jack Zurek on second with one doubles team. The Eagles took the lead hits tied the game. in the fifth as threee not outs. Zurek was driven in on a Stallings single. How did Uli end up at straight singles let Botti Both teams had runners GSC all the way from West cross and a sacrifice fly by in scoring position in the The Eagles out hit the Germany? Uli knew of two Pevey allowed Balcomb to eight, but neither could Tide 9-8, but made four former GSC tennis players score. score. errors to their one. who were also from GSC got three insurance Cologne, so he decided to runs in the sixth as Ramos come and see what was so singled with the bases special at GSC. loaded to bring Abner and TA A C Standings Perso home. A fielder's In GermaHjpyr*here are W L Pet. W L Pet. choice brought in Botti for EASTERN DIVISION i no competitive sports in the final run of the game. Mercer 8 2 .800 24 13 .649 high school or college, so In the night cap, GSC GSC 5 5 .500 36 18 .666 Arkansas-Little Rock 2 8 .200 6 21 .222 Wilms played tennis for a jumped out to a 3-0 lead in private club. While playing the first when three hits WESTERN DIVISION for the club, Wilms Northwestern State 5 4 .555 11 25 .305 produced two runs and a Centenary 4 5 .444 15 14 .517 competed against such double by Peruso followed Northeast 4 4 .500 16 23 .410 people as Czechoslova- by a wild pitch allowed chian star Ivan Lendl. Peruso to score. Uli is a junior and will The Eagles had a chance Remaining Games graduate from GSC in the to take a larger lead in the second with one out and the Apr. 20 Mercer-Atlanta (2) Home spring of 1983. Why is he so Apr. 22 South Carolina Columbia, SC old yet so far behind other of bases loaded. However, Apr. 23 South Carolina Columbia, SC his age? Said Wilms, "In Pevey and Nieporte both Apr. 24 Georgia (2) Athens, GA flied out to end the inning. Apr. 25 Georgia Athens, GA Germany, we have to attend Apr. 26 Augusta Home The Tide came to life in Apr. 29- May 1 TAAC Tournament May 1 the fourth, getting two runs May 2 South Carolina Home off four straight hits to May 3 South Carolina Home make it 3-2. May 4 Florida State Home May 5 Florida State (2) Home Dave Pregon homered in May 9 Georgia Tech (2) Atlanta, GA May 11 Miami Home the sixth to make it 4-2. May 12 Miami Home Alabama came back in May 13 Clemson Home FASHIONABLE the seventh to send the May 14 Clemson . Home game into extra innings. A 'May 15 Clemson Home WOMEN'S WEAR

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JBI 1 IFWMS 764-2624 Tbe LlQQS Den Ave. .The GEORGE-ANNE, April 22,1982 Page 17 TAAC Tourney next Thursday .vywra*. J f.».» • • •♦_*.?.» Eagles fair well in crucial contests BASEBALL y By RICHARD POLLETTE reached third on a wild Mike Mahaney doubled to Bears 14-5, and both teams Sports Writer pitch, and scored on a pop bring in Scott Bornhouse in had four errors. fly. the second. In the second game, GSC vs. South Saruz Hernandez and The Eagles tied the Mercer took a 2-0 lead in the Carolina Harvey Heise provided the game in the bottom of the first inning as Montgomery sixth and seventh runs for second as Pregon scored off and Billerd scored off a The GSC Eagles lost to USC. Hernandez scored off a Peruso double and Abner triple by Smith. the South Carolina Game- a double and Heise on a wild came across on a fielder's The Eagles came back cocks 8-4 in Allendale on pitch. choice. with six runs in the fourth April 9. The loss marked the The Gamecocks scored Dave Pregon hit his on hits by Abner, Peruso, Eagles ninth loss in their another run in the sixth as sixth homer of the year, a Botti, Sezcano, and a homer last 11 games. Neil Fox hit a lead off two run shot with Abner by Balcomb. homer to chase starting aboard to give GSC a 4-2 The Bears cut the lead GSC jumped out to a 1-0 pitcher Kenny Roberts and lead in the fourth. to two as an error on lead in the first inning bring on Kevin O'Neill, who Sezcano allowed two runs to when short-stop. Alan shut out USC the rest of the Mercer rallied to tie the score. Balcomb walked, stole way. game in the fifth as Mike GSC hit one run backin . second, moved to third on a Montgomery homered and the sixth as Balcomb scored wild pitch, and scored on GSC scored one run in Smith scored off an error by off a fielder's choice. catcher Marty Pevey's the eighth, but could not Abner. Mercer's final run came double. manage to rally for the win. The Eagles got one run in the seventh as Mont- The Gamecocks struck back when Pregon scored gomery scored off a pop fly back in the bottom of the off a wild pitch in the by Millered. first as USC catcher Chris GSC vs. bottom of the fifth. Bogle hit a three run homer. Mercer The Eagles exploded GSC vs. The Eagles tied the score with 10 runs in the sixth. in the top of the second as The GSC Eagles swept Alan Balcomb hit his first Alabama third baseman Ricky two games from TAAC home run of the season, a The GSC Eagles split a Sezcano drove in Steve rival Mercer on April 13 and grand slam. Pregon then double header with the Peruso and Gary Botti. 14, winning 14-4 and 7-5. singled to bring Carlos Alabama Crimson Tide on South Carolina regained The games did not alter the Badillo home to make it a April 18. The Eagles won the lead in the third as standings for the TAAC 10-4 ballgame. An Abner the first game 6-2, but lost Phillip Wilson walked, stole tournament however, as single combined with an the second 5-4. second and scored on two Mercer had already wrapped error by the Bear third- An error and two singles sacrifice flies. up the top seed. baseman allowed Pregon gave the Tide a 1-0 first and Nieporte to score. The inning lead. The Gamecocks broke The Bears jumped out to final two runs came as The two teams traded the game open with three a 2-0 lead when Jim Smith Peruso smashed a two run runs in the second as Abner runs in the fifth. The first doubled to knock in Jeff homer with Abner on. hit a lead off homer and came as Wilson doubled, Thompson in the first, and The Eagles out hit the See BASEBALL, p. 16. GARY BOTTI SARAHS PLACE -and-

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... i. i.. Page 18, April 22,1982, The GEORGE-ANNE- Golfers without Mudd in annual Schenkel Tourney The twelth annual Chris the midst of some mid- Schenkel Intercollegiate Invitational Golf Tourna- season regrouping. The ment is on taps for this Eagles are currently weekend. The tournament struggling without their top is to be played at States- man, finishing 23 out of 26 boro's own Forest Heights teams in their most recent Country Club. tournament. GSC is seeded An 18-team field will ninth among the 18-team participate in the tourney, field. highlighted by defending The top 10 seeds are as Schenkel Champion Okla- follows: Oklahoma State, homa State. The Cowboys Georgia, Wake Forest, have captured the top spot Florida State, Tennesee, the past two years and they Ohio State, North Carolina, are favored to take the GSC, and Alabama. championship again. The Tourney will be televised for the first time in GSC will be playing its 12 year history. The final without their top golfer, two rounds (Saturday and Jodie Mudd, who an- Sunday) will be covered by nounced he was turning pro WJCL, TV 22 of Savannah. after finishing in the top 24 in the prestigious Master The Eagle golfers are Golf Tournament. Coach really pumped up for this Gordin is still hopeful that tourney, which usually his squad will show well. determines the champion of Golf team pictured here with Ail-American Jodie championship; one of the few honors he missed. The Eagles are struggling without his presence. However, with the loss of the East. Come out and Mudd. Mudd never claimed Schenkel Mudd, the team will be in support our golfers. FOOTBALL Continued from p. 20 line. This time it was score was an early second an interference call. On the GSC upped its lead to 35- chance to look at alot of William Carwell getting the hit pay dirt. The Eagles half gift via Eagle errors. next play, All-Star quarter- 6 late in the fourth quarter. people." Healey was went for two and succeeded call on four straight plays. On the opening kick-off, back Herman Poole swept On third and four, Mark particularly impressed with- as Allen rolled left and Finally, on the fourth effort, GSC fumbled and the right and bulled over for the Davis made a beautiful fake defensive back Pat Doug- again hit Conners wide Carwell took a pitch from Jaycee's William Ellington Jaycees first and only score to Rusty Thomas, rolled las, and 6'5", 250-pound open to make it a 14-0 Allen and rambled five recovered. The All-Stars of the evening. The extra right and lofted a 30-yard defensive tackle Jeff Evans. ballgame. yards for the final score of ran two plays and lost 10 point was no good. pass to a wide open Scott Said Healey, "It's too early* Four turnovers later, the the half. The extra point by yards. On third down, the Eagle tailback, Melvin Conner. Conner sprinted to get a starting 11 because Eagles managed to convert Barry Ward was good and Jaycees tried a halfback Bell, carried the ball only into the endzone for his we haven't seen our after Ricky Wilbanks the Eagles cleared the field pass. GSC's Pat Douglas once in the second half, but second TD of the night. freshman recruits. We saw intercepted a Jaycee pass boasting a 21-0 lead. picked off the pass on his he made that one run the The Eagles final score a lot of good things* on the All-Star's 32 yard The All-Stars only own one, but he was hit with most exciting play of the came with 37 ticks though." game. At the 8:35 mark of remaining in the contest. When asked his views of the third period, Bell took a GSC sacked Jaycee quarter- the game, Coach Russell^ pitch from Allen, turned the back Poole in the endzone replied, "It you can get a left corner, and was off to for a safety. good film, study it, THE the races. The Eagle defense was evaluate, and don't get Bell finished the game awesome the entire game, anybody hurt, it's a, with 11 rushes for 146 yards allowing the All-Stars a success." and two touchdowns, all in mere 29 yards rushing on 26 The game was the first of less than three quarters. attempts, and gave up only two spring contests for the PHYSICAL FACILITY Said Coach Russell of his eight first downs, four of Eagles. The next game wil!« back, "We still haven't seen which came on penalties. be a blue-white intersquad enough of him, but he has Said defensive coordinator game. The game will be given us something to look Healey, "The game was played at Statesboro's OFSTATESBORO at." good for us because we got a Womack Field in early May? OFFERING FREE Aerobic Dance Classes And Sfimnasfics MONDA Y, TUESDA Y & THURSDA Y 4-5-6 p.m.

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New Owner- Jimmy L. Cowart Manager- Rickey Cannady Windsor Village Statesboro, Georgia Outside linebacker Robby Bortles Eagle defense was treacherous, (912)681-2442 crushes Brunswick ball carrier. The giving up only 29 yards rushing. ■The GEORGE-ANNE, April 22,1982, Page 19 Season tickets on sale for fall lower lobby of the Hanner GSC Athletic Depart- A check made payable to (November 20) will have' to Fieldhouse or by mail. ment officials are now Georgia Southern Football be ordered through those Season Ticket Applications taking season ticket orders must accompany the order. schools. will run in several local for the Eagles first football GSC fans can order their Tickets will be mailed in newspapers over the next campaign in 41 years. tickets by stopping by the late August. Athletic Ticket Office in the few weeks. A five game season Wagner said that single ticket package is available game orders will also be through the Athletic taken at this time, however, Department for $35 plus a they will not be processed Annual race slated $2 handling charge per until after the season ticket order. cutoff date to determine if The five Eagle home tickets are available. All former Dawgs star games include Valdosta home single game tickets State, September 25, Fort are $7.50, except the Ft. GSC 10,000 Road Race is age group divisions for the Benning October 9; Benning ticket which is $5. off and running for its 6.2- and 3.1-mile courses, Newberry, October 23; Tickets to the Eagles fourth year at the States- with second and third place Catawba, October 30 and three neutral site games boro campus with several ribbons awarded in each Wofford, November 6. All hundred runners again age group. will also be available will be played at States- through the Athletic Ticket expected to be on their mark Every runner will boro's Womack Field. May 1. receive a GSC 10,000 tee Office. These games include shirt donated by the Beach "We anticipate a very Central Florida at the Gator Three events will be run, Buff Dark Tanning Pro- heavy order for this fist Bowl, September 11 ($7), including a 10,000 meter duct Tanning Company season," said Athletic Baptist University at race or 6.2-mile course, a and will wear numbers Director Bucky Wagner. Savannah, September 18 10,000 half-meter run or 3.1 donated by Sports Un- "All seats at Womack will ($7.50) and the Florida ' miles, and a one-mile sprint. limited. be reserved. We urge State Junior Varsity at The starting pistol will A discount is in effect for everyone to order early to Warner Robins, November be fired at 9 a.m. by Atlanta early registration before assure they will have a 27 ($6.50). Falcon's player Scott Woer- April 23 when the fee is $4. seat." ner who was also the num- Tickets for the Eagles' After April 23, registration ber one in punt returns in All orders should be sent away games at Gardner jumps to $5 per person with to the Athletic Ticket Office, Webb College (October 2), the nation during his col- registrants signing up as lege playing days on the Landrum Box 8082, GSC, Mars Hill College (Novem- late as 8 a.m. on the day of national champion Univer- Statesboro, GA 304608082. ber 13) and Valdosta State the race. A new family rate HEAD COACH ERK RUSSELL sity of Georgia Bulldogs of $10 for any number of MUDD squad. runners in the same family Continued from p. 20 on the team, Billy Booe a lot of good players on the on finishing in the top five applied to both early and Waiting at the finish line professional golfers tour. replied "Anytime you lose a team who just haven't at the Schenkle, which will late registration. will be GSC Head Coach Mudd's departure from player of Jodie's caliber it's reached their capabilities be held at the Forest Entry fees should be Erk Russell, former GSC to achieve his plans of impossible to replace him. It yet." Heights Country Club on made payable to the GSC defensive coach of the playing professionally is creates a feeling of doubt One problem that is April 22-24. Foundation and sent to champion Dog team, who backed by everyone on the within the team, while at facing the team is the As far as tournaments Richard Dollar at Landrum will hand out trophies to the golf team. His leadership, the same time, creating a reevaluation of their goals, later this quarter go, they Box 8053, GSC, Statesboro, winners. low score and continued more competitive feeling which is hard to do during are determined to finish in GA, 30460-8053. For more Trophies will be awar- under-par tournaments will because there is no longer a the middle of the season. the top 10. Coach Gordin information, contact Mrs. ded to the first place be missed greatly, however. number one man." Overall, With Mudd's presence on appears enthusiastic about Linda Hook at 681-5462. runners in each of the six When asked what the team agrees that the the team, they were "geared the team and hopes that we affects Mudd's leaving had hardest thing to replace will to thinking in a certain can finish out the season be Mudd's leadership excellence. Without Jodie it achieving the goals that we abilities. will be hard for them to have set." Doug Gordin, head achieve that anymore." To find out how well the coach of the golf team, feels For the future, the team team accomplishes their Young pitchers maturing goals, come out the the that the players are pulling has set certain goals for together as a group now themselves individually, as Country Club April 22-24 By MIKE JONES everyone puts the majority them returned from last more than ever. "There are well as a whole. They plan and see for yourself. Sports Writer of the blame on pitching. year. Are the GSC pitchers Said Bryant, "We aren't getting too much credit? While it is true that all of a sudden noticing that Assistant Coach Larry Eagle pitchers have been our pitching is off. We Bryant feels that when giving up too many walks, recognized that we had an things are going good, it is also true that better inexperienced pitching people may give the than 90 percent of the staff from the start." ON HAND. pitchers more credit than is pitching staff is made up of The Eagles have a fresh Headquarters for your ArtCarved College due them. Likewise, when freshmen. There are about and inexperienced team things are going bad, 15 pitche/s and only three of and they are playing Rings is your Campus Bookstore. against top teams like South Carolina, Florida State and Jacksonville. 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Page 20, April 22, 1982, The GEORGE-ANNE- Eagle defense is awesome Erk's Eagles crush Brunswick's best By DAVID JOHNSON period, the officials halted GSC struck first off the to punt. Following the Bell left and Bell right as the second period, Bell dove Sports Editor play because of inclement arm of Rob Allen. Follow- weather delay, the Eagles GSC moved quickly down- over from two yards out to Scott Conner hauled in weather. After a 30-minute ing a Jaycee punt out of their began at mid-field. It was field. With 10:03 showing in See FOOTBALL, p. 18 two touchdown passes and delay, action resumed. own endzone, Allen moved Melvin Bell rushed for two As for the sloppy play, the Eagles down the field. more, including a 64 yard commented Coach Russell, Two long gainers by Bell, romp, to propel the Eagles "After only eight or nine ]and an interference call put over the Brunswick Marsh days of practice, we had no the Eagles on the four. On Bowl All-Stars, 37-6 business playing a game." the first and goal, Allen Saturday night at Bruns- The game was riddled rolled right and lobbed a wick's Lanier Field. with fumbles, interceptions, strike to wide open Conner. The weather was most and penalties. Both coaches The extra point was blocked appropriate for the type of felt the weather and lack of and the Eagles were up 6-0. play—sloppy. With 1:02 practice contributed to their Four plays later the remaining in the first teams poor performances. Jaycees were again forced The

Eagle defenders bury All-Star running back. -Johnson 9s Jargons By David Johnson Mudd goes pro How 'Bout Them Braves! Can you believe it? biology teacher asked me to take off my shirt so she By THERESA BROWN in the Master's, Mudd can Undefeated! Well, at least they were when I was could visually show the other students the bones of Sports Writer now attend three pro writing this. If they now have a losing record then the human skeleton. As of April 12 Jodie tournaments without being kindly disregard this section of the paper. Them guys I was so humiliated that day that I was Mudd declared himself a on tour. He has been invited must be on speed or something. But never fear, the old determined to do something about it. Somebody professional golfer. This is to five. Braves will be back in action soon, no doubt. I hate to suggested I try lifting weights. Well, finally last week not surprising after his He will be playing in the sound pessimistic, but they've let me down too many I decided to take their advice. incredible showing as an Tallahassee Open and the times. When I see baseball commissioner Bowie I went out and bought me a huge leather belt and amateur in the Master's Michelob Open. He will Kuhn handing Joe Torre the world championship some thick leather boots. My friend said these would Tournament. Mudd fin- have to choose between the Trophy, I'll believe in them. Until then my crystal somehow keep me from killing myself. When I tried ished in the top 24, and he Atlanta Classic, the baseball tells me the Braves are in store for a 20 game 'ern on I understood how they would help me. I reckon also finished low amateur Memorial Tournament and losing streak real soon. In the meantime, for all of you if ya can't move you sure aren't gonna hurt yourself. for the tournament. This the Byra Nelson. If Mudd who insist on believing they are for real, keep on When I first walked in the gym, I heard everyone automatically invites him happens to win $10,500 as a living in your fantasy world. I bet some of you's guys sorta start snickering. I must admit, I did look pretty back next year. combined total in the three even think the Braves may go undefeated. For those silly in those boots and that belt wrapped around my He also finished with the tournaments, he will then of you who believe that, please come by The George- waist about five times. I felt like turning around and lowest round by an amateur bypass qualifying school Anne office—I've got a couple acres of swamp land running back to my room but I figured I'd make a seen in the Master's since which is held in October, for sale. bigger fool of myself trying to run, seeing as I could sometime in the late 1950s. and be a part of the What about Jodie Mudd? If one more person barely walk. I finally decided to stay and make the Because of his performance See MUDD, p. 19 asks me what I think I'll scream! The guy finishes in best of my predicament. the top 24 in the most prestigious golf tournament in First I thought I'd try to bench press. There was the world and he's only an amateur and suddenly this gorgeous girl in the room, so I thought I'd really everyone thinks he's a hot-shot. Just because he try to impress her. She looked so small and weak, I matched five time Master' Champion Jack Nicholas just knew she would be impressed. I laid on the bench shot for shot in the first round of the tourney. So and got a good grip on the bar. The next thing I what? He shot the best round for an amateur in over remember was this poor, helpless female pulling a 40 years. I made two hole-in-ones in a row one time at 225 lb. barbell of my throat. Needless to say, I don't my home town putt-putt golf course. You don't see me think she was too impressed. She then proceded to trying to turn pro do ya? Just because he forfeited show me the proper way to bench by pressing the over $17,000 in a mere two weeks because he chose to weight she had just removed from my neck. I lost play as an amateur. I won a 50 cent discount slip one count after 20. time when I hit a hole in one, but I had to forfeit my Not being one to give up easily, I thought I'd try prize when they found out my ball was red instead of something a little easier, so I went to the Nautilus blue. Sure I griped a little, but I sure didn't threaten to Room. Luckily, the place was deserted. At least now I go on tour. Yo just go ahead and turn pro, Jodie. But could make a fool of myself in peace, and that's just remember one thing—from own on your name's exactly what I did. Mudd in this town. I couldn't make heads or tails of those crazy Oh well, so much for the sports beat. Let's get machines. I saw one that looked really funky. Being down to some more pressing matters. the curious type I am, I had to try it out. I slipped into The other day, I decided I'd pay a visit to the the machine real easy. However, when it came to weight room and try my luck at pumping some iron. getting out of it, I was stumped. I squeezed and bent Well, if the truth must be known, I got tired of looking and pushed and pulled, but that stupid machine at this boney bod' in the mirror every day so I thought wouldn't let go. I finally give up and started I'd do something about it. screaming for help. After about 10 minutes, some I mean, I've always had the problem of being sympathetic soul rescued me from what was almost skinny. I've heard all the skinny jokes I can take. Do certain doom. you know what it's like to stand in the shower and not Although I don't give up easily, I know when I'm get wet? Or turn sideways and have people mistake licked. I have now faced the dismal fact that I'm you for a toothpick? That's rieht folks. I've heard 'em doomed to thinness. Never again will I go near all. The final humiliation was when my high school another weight room. JODIE MUDD