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This newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Student Media at Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. It has been accepted for inclusion in The George-Anne by an authorized administrator of Digital Commons@Georgia Southern. For more information, please contact [email protected]. SGA elections, candidatesBaa .n„ t% I I Masquers'M. musical ac hit —See pagenr 2 —Seepage 11 The GEORGE-ANNE Volume 61, No. 15 Georgia Southern College Statesboro, Georgia March 5, 1981 GSC approves athletic fee increase By DON FAIN According to Clark, $5 of football program does not program for the 1981-82 the sports program in order tion and gas prices have The Athletic Fee the increase is to be used for become a reality, then the school year. to meet the TAAC require- made travel expenses Committee and GSC a possible football program $5 designated for football According to David ment that each conference increase. "Air travel has President Dale Lick and $3 is to be used to pull would go to existing athletic Wagner, athletic director, school participate in six skyrocketed," said Wagner. approved a 67 percent the men's and women's programs, with the pos- there will be a debt "in sports. Wagner said that He also cited "unreal- increase in the athletic fee basketball program out of sibility of "reassessing the excess of $30,000" by the soccer was not in the istic" budgeting for the on February 27 effective debt. fee" if GSC football does not end of the basketball current budget; thus, the current budget. Wagner spring quarter, according to Bill Cook, vice president materialize. season. contingency funds of the said that last year's Frank Clark, Athletic of Business and Finance, Clark added that even if Wagner said that the athletic department were basketball budget was Committee chairman. said that the $8 increase for the college does not initiate . financial problems are spent to fund the soccer $78,000 and this year it was The $8 increase is spring quarter would be a football program, the $5 attributable to becoming a program. decreased to $72,000. He "contingent upon the used solely for pulling the may be used to stabilize the member of the TAAC In addition, the TAAC explained that decreasing Regents' approval at their athletic program out of athletic program with the conference, inflation and requires traveling longer the budget in light of March meeting" on March debt. thought of the possible unrealistic budgeting. distances in order to play joining the TAAC con; 10, Clark said. Clark said that if the approval of a football Soccer had to be added to conference schools. Infla- See INCREASE p..3 SGA conducts football debate By CHERYL JONES the start-up costs of at least "GSC had a football $250,000 can be met lick finds football fund raising team up until 1943. Since through independent that time, one of the most funding. 2) That the so positive time is major problem asked questions has been: development of the football 'When are you going to start program at GSC not have a By DAVID THOMPSON money to the program, another football program?' negative impact on the "A community effort... while a soft pledge might be We now have a president other athletic programs or something that the whole a simple oral agreement. who plans to answer that academic programs of the community, meaning The start-up cost of a question," said David college. 3) That the GSC southeastern Georgia, football program at GSC "Bucky" Wagner, athletic football program begin at should help us with..." said has been set at $250,000. "In director, in a forum discuss- the highest divisional level GSC President Dale Lick hard and soft pledges we ing the possibility of of competition as finances describing the fund raising probably have over football at GSC. and other circumstances effort to start up a football $100,000," Lick said. According to Wagner, permit. 4) That the college team at GSC. "We have pretty good the Football Committee has secure appropriate outside "I think we've got a size numbers of people recommended that GSC consultants to develop and fairly good chance of working for us in a number pursue the establishment of implement the football succeeding, but in all of communities around a football program in the program. 5) That the honesty, I don't have southeastern Georgia," fall of 1981" under the football program be $250,000 in hard pledges up Lick said. "The whole thing LEW TIPPETT following conditions: 1) developed consistent with to now." Ahard pledge, said is churning. What we're That the football program all rules and regulations of Lick, is a written promise to finding is that we've got so Electrocution takes be financially viable; that See FOOTBALL p. 6 donate a cetain amount of See FUND RAISING p. 6 GSC student's life Depression By DON FAIN instructions and then A GSC student died stopped," Johnson said. Monday night as a result of "After about two minutes, I Study reveals that seven percent of students say they are depressed an apparent accidental walked out onto the stage and I saw his feet dangling electrocution while working By KATHY BURKE from the port and I called up on the stage lighting in "We found that 26 percent of the students at Georgia McCroan Auditorium for to him." Southern were experiencing at least some form of depression, When Thompson failed the Miss GSC pageant. ranging from very mild to very severe. About one percent of to answer, "I ran and turned Ralph Frederick Thomp- the sample was rated as very severely depressed," Charlene son Jr., 24, a last quarter off the power and went up Black, associate professor of sociology, reported in a seminar there," he continued. senior majoring in speech, on "Southern Blues." was pronouced dead on He found Thompson Black explained that she and Dan Nagelberg, assistant arrival at 11:45 p.m. at laying face down on the professor of psychology, conducted a survey last fall quarter to Bulloch Memorial Hospital. instruments with his feet determine the amount of depression among GSC students. She Thompson, was adjust- dangling out of the port in said that she felt they surveyed a good cross section of the the ceiling. ing the overhead lighting campus. with Eric Johnson, a GSC Johnson added, "I "There were 643 persons in the survey; 578 were white, 56, student, when the accident pulled him off the instru- black, half were freshmen, most were full-time students, 23 occurred. According to ments and began to give percent belonged to a fraternity or sorority, four percent were Johnson, Thompson was up him mouth-to-mouth veterans, and 11 percent worked as their primary source of in the ceiling focusing the resuscitation." income." lights while Johnson was Johnson said that he Other findings of the survey were that seven percent of the on the stage turning the failed to respond. Running See DEPRESSION p. 13 circuits on and off per out the right side of Thompson's instructions. McCroan Auditorium, "He'd been hollering See THOMPSON p. 3 Page 2, March 5, 1981, The GEORGE—ANNE Candidates for SGA offices state their platforms V By CARL BERGERON best of my ability." had announced their candidacy for the William's Center Coffee House. A panel, Twelve students have announced their Among the candidates for the office of office of SGA Coordinator of Academic including four SGA representatives, John candidacy for office in the SGA. vice-president is Reginald Miller, a junior Affairs, were disqualified by the election Nolen, Dean of Students, and one Available positions include President, and president of Kappa Alpha Psi, who committee because they had not been representative each from The George Vice President, Coordinator of Academic would favor a "three dollar increase" in enrolled for a full quarter of school at GSC Anne, WVGS, and the SUB will question Affairs, Coordinator of Auxiliary Affairs, the student activity fee. "It's a good idea, prior to their candidacy, according to the candidates on issues concerning GSC and Bugetary Affairs. but we're going to have to show the Barbara Morrison, committee chair- students. All students are asked to attend. Don Johnson, current SGA wtudents where its going." person. Elections for the SGA officers will be Coordinator of Budgetary Affairs, is a Angie Smith, a junior and present The current SGA will sponsor a held on March 10, with voting machines candidate for the office of president. "I SGA Office Administrator, would also meeting of all the candidates on being set up both in Landrum and support a reorganization of the current like to see the establishment of a Student Thursday, March 7, at 7:00 p.m. in the Williams Center from 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. SGA constitution, providing for the Senate. "It would bring more establishment of a true Student Senate to organization and coordination to the afford the students of GSC greater SGA. I'd also like to see Campus Security influence in their SGA. make a public monthly crime report so The candidates: they will be aware of our security The George-Anne endorses candidates problems." —See page 4 Kenneth Cook, junior and General Business major, is in favor of having a their names, In addition to constitutional changes, "dead day" before finals and Johnson advocates a student discount computerized registeration. "We could use buying program involving area the efficiency and less hassle." the office, merchants. "If properly implemented, A hopeful for the position of SGA such a program would allow students to Coordinator of Auxiliary Affairs, Mark receive a 10 to 15 percent discount on Eskew, is in favor of "parking lots being merchandise purchased from partic- paved." As for the issue of athletic fee ipating businesses. This program has increases, Eskew advocates "no increases their class, DON JOHNSON worked well at other schools and I think it unless they are for football." President can be a success here at GSC." A second candidate is Kerry Hunt, a Junior Another presidential hopeful is.Jack Phusical Education major and member of Business Major McManus, a sophomore, who is infavor.of the soccer team. Commention on housing, and their major raising the activity fee because the Hunt said, "The RA's could tighten up ... organizations need it." He also thinks we'd then see a decrease in the vandalism. that the biggest problem being faced by Dorm conditions are bad." the SGA is a lack of voice. He pledges to be Bert Register, a freshman, is another vocal if elected. candidate for the Auxiliary Affairs A third candidate for the office of SGA position. "I don't want an increase in the president is Lew Tippett, a junior, who student activity fee. I don't think people would like the problem of student apathy can afford much more. We should tighten resolved. "Part of the reason for student up." apathy is the fact that students don't Unopposed in; the race for SGA have enough opportunities for Coordinator of Budgetary Affairs, Tony involvement." Webb, a finance major, supports an Promising to be assertive if elected, increase in the student activity fee. "I'd Tippett said, "I want to make sure that the like to keep it at a small amount, though. administration knows I'm there and that Inflation is a major concern." I'll be representing the students to the Mary Rooks and Greg Satterfield, who JACK McMANUS LEW TIPPETT REGINALD MILLER President President Vice President Sophomore Junior Junior SGA conducts poll on activity fee, Business Major Political Science Major Printing Management findings show students favor increase By CARL BERGERON formulation of an official a $3 increase; 3.4 percent for In what was billed as the SGA opinion on the matter. a $4 increase; and 19.2 Student Activity Poll, In a memorandum to the percent for a $5 increase. sponsored by the SGA, 70 Activity Fee Budget percent of 673 students Committee on March 2, the "The Activity Fee voting supported an SGA recommended "an Budget Committee wanted increase in the student increase in the student student input on the issue of activity fee for next year. activity fee...(of) approxi- an increase," SGA Vice The poll, held "to inform mately $2." President Kathryn O'Neill students about the possi- explained. "The poll was a bility of an increase in the Of the students voting, good tool to inform the student activity fee and to 29.9 percent voted for no students that activity fees make them aware of how increase in student activity were being budgeted for the activity fee monies fees; 13.4 percent for a $1 next year and to provide the would probably be bud- increase; 16.2 percent for a committee with a general ANGIE SMITH TONY WEBB KENNETH COOK geted," was the basis for the $2 increase; 17.9 percent for student opinion." 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V Higher admission standards effective fall, 1981 By DEBORAH EASON minimum Predicted Fresh- Skills Exam (BSE), a test Don Coleman, director ment," he predicted. scores among the incoming A proposal of slightly man Average Grade which determines the of admissions, believes that President Dale Lick students. elevated admissions (PFAG) currently 1.0 to 1.3. placement level of students, the immediate effect of confessed in the Senate Coleman, , who repre- . standards for GSC was Under the proposal will be given to applicants raising standards at GSC meeting that he had been sented the Admissions accepted by the Faculty. transfer students must with a PFAG of at least 1.8. may be a decline in troubled that the past Committee in the meeting, Senate on January 22. The have attempted at least 30 Also, students with a enrollment. "But the long- elevation of admissions said that the committee will changes recommended by hours with a minimum minimum PFAG of 2.5 will range result will probably standards had not resulted continue to evaluate the * the Admissions Committee GPA of 2.0. Applicants that be exempted from the BSE. be an increase in enroll- in a higher average of SAT consequences of the new will begin fall quarter, 1981. cannot meet these require- standards. The committee, The new standards ments will have to fulfill the he explained, is able to include raising the mini- same criteria as incoming James Davis delivers lecture permit exceptions to any ' mum score on the Scholas- freshmen. existing rules when it is tic Aptitude Test (SAT) A provision of the By STANLEY SILVER energy is just part of the with you. the necessary skills necessary. from 580 to 600, and the proposal is that the Basic "The national energy picture; solar energy and to hold down a job. You also "I don't think anyone is crisis is for real. Our energy coal are also part of the have to have the right against increasing ad- Thompson future is in our own hands," picture. Each of these attitude. You can't start at missions standards," James E. Davis, manager of sources alone can't supply the top so don't expect to. Be Coleman observed. "The Continued from p. 1 knew more about Mc- the Community Develop- the need, but if these willing to adapt to the job question is, in raising the .Johnson "shouted to a Croan lighting than ment Department of the sources are combined, the and the company; con- standards, how should it be group of girls outside of anyone else on campus." Georgia Power Company, energy demand can be tribute, try and be the best accomplished? It's a Deal Hall to call an Graveside services said during his discussion met." at whatever your job is." gradual process." ambulance." were held Wednesday at of "Energy Situations: Davis' lecture also Davis cited various GSC Security was Thompson's home in Opportunities for Minor- concerned "opportunities opportunities for blacks in The present standards notified at 9:30 p.m. An Colquitt, Ga. In lieu of ities" in the Foy Fine Arts for minorities," especially industry, especially for at GSC have been in effect officer arrived on the scene flowers, his family has Recital Hall, February 26. blacks. "You have to be job black females. "The door is since 1979. at 9:32 and immediately asked for donations to be Davis continued, "The ready," he urged. "Bring wide open; strive to do what The admissions stand- 'requested an ambulance used to establish The United States uses 40 you want to do." ards proposal was passed which arrived at 9:37 p.m. Ralph F. Thompson Jr. percent of all known energy Davis was the fourth by the Academic Council on While the ambulance Memorial Scholarship. reserves. This much speaker in the Black Dec. 4, 1980, before going to was responding, both the The scholarship will be consumption cannot go on. Awareness Series at GSC. _the Faculty Senate. security officer and used for students major- We have to alter our Johnson administered ing in speech. lifestyles. By using smaller, cario-pulminary resusci- A memorial service more fuel-efficient cars, we —SALE— tation. will be held for Thomp- can begin to alter our son on Saturday at 2 p.m. present energy situation. A rescue unit of the in the Foy Fine Arts "Our dependence on fuel MEN'S JEANS $10 Statesboro Fire Depart- Building. from foreign countries ment was also called, The incident is under makes us vulnerable to arriving at 9:45 p.m. investigation by the GSC foreign governments, and According to Richard Campus Security Depart- currently we cannot afford Johnson, associate profes- ment, the investigation to be vulnerable. The gas Gentleman John Boutique *sor of communication arts, division of the States- situation is going to get College Plaza Thompson was an experi- boro City Police Depart- worse. Georgia Power is JAMES K. DAVIS enced lighting coordinator. ment and the Bulloch constantly trying to , Eric Johnson said, "He County Coroner's Office. develop new technology. However, the new techno- Increase logy is not going to Continued from p. 1 increased fee should aid the eliminate the problem but it ^ference and inflation have athletic department and will help." Is the Dunlap Disease caused the bulk of the that the $3 increase should "Of course, nuclear financial problems of the stabilize the program in the power is part of the energy athletic department. future. Wagner stated that picture. Georgia Power is he came up with the $5 apprehensive, but we have getting worse? Wagner attributed the figure for football "because to supply Georgia with the unrealistic figure to coaches it has been discussed" in needed power (electricity). "inexperienced in handling conjunction with a football There has never been a If so, come work it off at— *the dollar." program and he "feels that fatality concerning nuclear Wagner said that the it is within reason." power plants. Nuclear
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E. MARIE ROBERTSON SHARRIE CHAFFIN affect G.S.L. program News Editor Business Manager During Ronald Reagan's campaign, Maybe abuse has taken place, but is it Americans heard over and over again his necessary to cut the program by such a great promises to help balance the budget amount? Editorial views expressed in The George-Anne are not necessarily those of the GSC through cuts in government spending. The students who will get hurt in this administration or faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of the writer. Recently, during a State of the Union case are those who belong to middle class \_ address, Reagan proposed several ways in families. Families who find the cost of which to cut the budget. Altogether, he plans college an added burden to their already- to cut 83 programs and in one way oi stretched budget. Those who need that extra another, these cuts will affect everyone of us. money to help them make ends meet. SGA endoresments The most pertinent cut to those of us at The effect that the program will have is This year, as in the past, The George- involvement in the SGA. She has GSC is the cut in college student loans, already visible. Students are being refused" Anne was presented with the privilege of evidenced herself to have leadership notably the Guaranteed Student Loan G.S.L.S from banks and thus seeking other interviewing the candidates for SGA potential and a strong desire to better Program that approximately 1,200 students possibilities for funds. offices. Although disappointed by the GSC. For these reasons, we endorse Angie at GSC apply for. . There will undoubtably be a shift to performance of some, there was promise Smith for SGA vice president. The loan program will be cut by $803 public supported colleges and this woulcf in many of the office hopefuls. Based on As far as the office of SGA Coordinator million next year or by about 16 percent. The place a strain on state and local taxpayers. cuts will be doubled for the following years. Future students will apply to cheaper these performances, The George-Anne of Academic Affairs is concerned, the To the over 50 percent of student here government supported schools and the, staff has come up with a list of staff feels Kenneth Cook, a junior, to be the who receive student loans, this could present enrollment of private institutions will recomendations for the various SGA best qualified for the job. Advocating a a real problem. decrease. posts. "dead day" before final examinations The G.S.L. is available regardless of need Yes, I understand why Reagan feels it The candidates-receiving our "stamp and computerized registration, Cook says and subsidized at nine percent. The loans necessary to tighten up the program, but of approval" have shown a great deal of that we could use more efficiency in the are available only through banks, not maybe stricter regulations should be drive and, for the most part, a good deal of SGA. As evidenced by this year's slate of through financial aid offices. enforced upon those receiving the loans. ability. We believe that we gave each SGA officers, efficiency is definitely The G.S.L.s provide $2.2 million in loans This way, it will be possible to determine the candidate a fair opportunity to present needed. He also favors raising the per year here, and the average loan received "need" and make precautions for collection* their platforms and to tell what they standards of academic admissions for both is about $1,900. of the loans. would do for the students of GSC. the college and social organizations. That Reagan's reason to cut the G.S.L. is With tighter regulations, the great Based on this information, we made sounds like an interesting idea. We feel understandable, but impractical. Under his amount of abuse could be avoided, and the the following recommendations: that Kenneth Cook has the potential to be plan, families must prove the need for the program could remain alive. a good SGA officer; therefore, we endorse loan is genuine and is intended to meet Perhaps Reagan should allow the For the office of president of the SGA him for the office. Cook is unopposed. the cost of college. Also, interest payment program to be controlled by the colleges we endorse Lew Tippett. Tippett, a When looking at the position of SGA is no longer deferred. themselves, rather than banks. This would, political science major, is a junior and Coordinator of Auxiliary Affairs, Kerry According to Reagan, the loan program ensure, "real need" and repayment. promises to resolve the problem of student Hunt stands out as the most dynamic and has been abused and taken advantage of. Reagan's new requirements and apathy on campus. This is a noble qualified candidate running. Hunt, a Tales of families borrowing at the nine regulations are going to make it more thought, but can he do it? He says that the junior, favors a tighter RAprogram. "The percent interest rate and then reinvesting difficult than it already is to afford college* the money are common. Reagan wants to problem of apathy stems from a lack of RAs could tighen up...then we'd see a expenses. opportunities for student involvement. To decrease in the vandalism." Also on provide the loan only to those who are "truly Hopefully the proposed cuts will help to needy." balance the budget and put an end to the combat this, Tippett pledges to push the Hunt's agenda is improvement of Another reason for the G.S.L. cut is the circle of inflation. If these cuts in student* idea of a Student Senate, which is dormitory conditions. He is also impossibility to collect or the inability to loans help to improve the economy, it will be included in the proposed SGA concerned about high school students repay the loan. In the past, there have been worth the suffering. constitutional changes that he helped using the college's athletic facilities; many students who received the loan and On the other hand, if thousands of draw up. During the last month or so, therefore, depriving the college students then, once out of school, were unable to pay Americans are denied the opportunity to" Tippett has shown a great interest in the of a place to work out. Due to his concern the loan back. To cut back on this, Reagan^ , have a college education because of Reagan SGA and its operations. For this reason, about student issues, we support Kerry proposes an immediate interest payment. and his plans, good luck to him in 1984. we feel tHat he is the best candidate for the Hunt for the office of SGA Coordinator of job. Auxiliary Affairs. For the office of vice president, the Tony Webb, a finance major who is staff selected Angie Smith. Smith, a unapposed in his candidacy for SGA junior, has experience in SGA operations Coordinator of Budgetary Affirs, receives since she has been one of the SGA office our vote due to his enthusiam and administrators since fall quarter. She knowledge of the job. He supports a small would like to see the institution of a increase in the student activity fee to keep monthly report of crime on campus made up with inflation. Webb desires the J_L public by Campus Security to "make opportunity to work for the students of rfn-jTT&d^ security more secure." This is definitely a GSC and feels that he can best serve them good idea, with the security problems we in the capacity of budgetary affairs have been having on campus. Also coordinator. For this reason, we support included in her plans is strong support of Tony Webb in his candidacy. a Student Senate, which we support if All in all, there are some good certain details in the constitution are possibilities for the offices opening up. It's worked out. Smith said that the new now up to the students to get out and vote senate would heighten student on Marrh i n
SUSAN THORNHILL Features Editor PAT JONES Sports Editor CARL BERGERON Assistant News Editor LINDA CAMPBELL Assistant Sports Editor CHUCK MAILE and LINDA LLOYD Copy Editors TAL WRIGHT Photographer SYLVIA CONINE Subscriptions LINDA LLOYD Typist TAL WRIGHT Production Assistant
The George-Anne is the off icial student newspaper of Georgia Southern College and is owned and operated by GSC. The office is located in room 110, Frank I. Williams Center. Phone number: 681-5246 or 681-5418. Mailing address: GSC Box 8001, Statesboro, Georgia 30460. -The GEORGE-ANNE, March 5,1981, Page 5 GEORGE-ANNE LETTERS
work for the mail center, but bring in more customers. Bulletins a with the help of a few more This would also cut down on Word changes "feel like crowing," since The guest editorial, as I people, it could be handled. the amount of people I'm the faculty advisor of wrote it, said that morale quarterly pain As a result, a lot of cramped into Landrum meaning the paper. would have been destroyed DEAR EDITOR: people might know what is Center. DEAR EDITOR: Unfortunately, I was and principles would have been compromised if the * Iwouldliketo point out a being offered in the way of In addition, there were I wrote a guest editorial misquoted in the third paper had taken certain problem which persists classes and not have to numerous gripes about the for your edition of February paragraph so that I said paths which were not taken. every quarter at GSC. I am borrow a schedule book concert situation. I believe 26 in which I said that the that morale has been I suppose it's now time to addressing the problem of while waiting in line at that more tickets could have 10 awards won by The destroyed and journalistic * receiving schedule bulle- registration. been sold if there had been a George-Anne at the recent principles compromised on eat crow. Ernest Wyatt tins. These rare items are Another problem is the table set up at Landrum Press Institute made me the paper. hard to come by unless the furniture downstairs in Center a few days before the black market is doing very Williams Center. The new concert. well. area where the TV is located What would be the great looks great. However, the However, if there was a difficulty in having the room beside it which table set up but I did not see ,mail center stash two of handles the overflow has it, then please forgive me. these, or one. for each furniture in it which is This is merely a suggestion student who has a mail box, falling apart. Booths, new in order to give students in our Landrum boxes. tables and chairs would easier access to the tickets. ►True, it would be a lot of help the looks and possibly Alan Kent E. Marie Robertson McCroan's dilapidated state Editor's Note: The follow- audience, no cast member, no one took charge, quite ing editorial about the no house manager or staff possibly because no one had hazardous conditions of made any motion toward any idea what to do. McCroan Auditorium was any door, or made any The obvious indication ^written prior to the tragic attempt to take control of of all this is that there needs death of Freddy Thompson what could have been a to be a plan of evacuation on Monday, March 2. highly out-of-control for every campus building, situation. The show went not buried in the back of * A week or so ago, The on, the audience stayed in some fire marshall's file but George-Anne published an place and strained to hear, posted for public observ- mmconDS o TAPES editorial by Don Fain the alarm droned for almost ance. And in a situation entitled "Maturity—What a five minutes. such as McCroan, someone Concept." It was a nice, Fortunately, there was needs to be designated to ♦Custom T Shirts humorous piece about no fire. If there had been, I take charge—just in case maturity coming when you for one would not have been the next fire alarm someone ♦Jewelry & Posters just get tired. surprised. McCroan audi-i pulls is accompanied by a ♦Blank Tapes Perhaps my maturity torium in its dilapidated real fire. has come of age, but let me state combined with the This time, it was all a ♦Concert Ticket tell you I'm tired. overworked and under- prank, and GSC was lucky. Headquarters , I'm tired of inconsider- repaired lighting equip- GSC was lucky with fire ate people, I'm tired of ment the Masquers' budget once before, when the ♦Gladly accept Master childish pranks that forces them to use is as good problems with Lewis Hall Charge & Visa someone out there thinks is a breeding spot for a fire as fire alarm system were ^:ute, I'm tired of people a Boy Scout Camp at discovered. Sadly, that apparently so desperate for lunchtime, but that's opportunity was thrown to attention that they would another editorial. the winds and tragedy perform a stunt that could Of course,*5' the guilty struck shortly thereafter. liave ended in total disaster. alarm-puller got away. UNIVERSITY PLAZA If it sounds like I'm Rumors circulating are Hopefully, this lesson pursuing the standard gripe that a group of rowdy high will not have to be learned 681-2959 against fire-alarm pullers, school students in attend- more than once, and some well, you're right. I am. But ance at the play were plan can be designed before this time it's in a differnt responsible for the disturb- the next fire alarm goes off. form, and far more serious. ance, and certainly it would , Friday night, during a be nice to think that no performance of "Carousel" responsible college student by the GSC Masquers, in attendance through the re 62 82 22 *g 02 61. 81 someone pulled a fire alarm. fire disaster at Lewis Hall S There were 375 people in last year (and Cone Hall, McCroan auditorium at the almost four years ago) YOU CAN LOSE 17 TO 25 POUNDS time, by Box Office would be so stupid as to pull Manager Ace Gaughfs a fire alarm in a crowded IN JUST 6 WEEKS n. tount, and the potential for building with no posted \T disaster is obvious to the plan of escape "for kicks." Decide how much weight you want to lose, then call your most obtuse of individuals. But the simple truth is Diet Center Counselor. That will be your first step toward Panic could have easily that no one knows for sure a healthier, happier, thinner life. Our program of sound 'infected the crowd, and a except for the guilty party nutrition, private daily counseling and sensible exercise reenactment of Cincinatti, him-/herself, and it isn't will help you lose those excess pounds fast, and we'll likely that person will step Ohio's, tragic Who concert teach you how to keep it off! Decide to change your life. . . ,could have easily resulted. forward and claim responsi- It's a frightening thing to bility. FOR GOOD! consider so many people The incident was more Call Trenetta Mead .-albums of brass music. available at any Sea Island sixth season boasting some hold a free workshop, open of the Campus Life close of the program." The quintet includes Bank or at the door at 6 p.m. 6,400 season ticket holders to the public, on March 12. Enrichment Committee. The quintet's repertoire Robert Suggs and David on the evening of the and playing to full houses. Tickets for the per- The Annapolis Brass frequently premieres new Cran on trumpet, Martin performance. GSC students In its first year on the road, formance are $3 and are Quintet, America's only music written by noted Hughes on trombone, are admitted free with I.D. the two-year-old touring available at any Sea Island full-time performing brass American and European Arthur LaBar on horn and The Virginia Opera division of the opera »Bank or at the door at 6 p.m. ensemble which performs composers especially for the Robert Posten on brass Theater, one of only 15 company played in 26 on the evening of the annually in the major cities ensemble, but it also draws trombone. regional opera companies towns to some 35,000 performance. GSC students of Europe and the United from a wealth of music from Their performance in the nation, will perform people. are admitted free with I.D. States, will bring its brass the Renaissance and chamber music here on Baroque periods and has March 5 for a performance arranged new editions for in the Foy Fine Arts Recital brass ensemble. Hall at 8:15 p.m. The ensemble is nowin its Audiences who have tenth season and is still packed auditoriums at attracting new audiences in other colleges and univer- conventional and uncon- sities as well as cultural ventional ways—for ex- centers of the United States ample, their involvement in and Europe to hear the Artpark, a unique environ- quintet have echoed the ment on the Niagara River
The Annapolis Brass Quintet will perform March 5, at 8:15 p.m. in Foy Fine Arts Recital Hall.
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PictureunltcJ. perfect nair Page 8, March 5, 1981, The GEORGE—ANNE Agriculture opportunities explored for GSC and area By grams are getting special GSC wants something from FEATURES attention here as the needs SUSAN THORNHILL them. We want to change Agriculture-related pro- and interests of GSC that," said Francisco. Laughs with LeGrande students and the farming "President Lick is community of the area are strongly in favor of getting being examined. more agriculture emphasis" An Agriculture Club is here and serving the Squashology study proposed being formed to meet agriculture people of the student needs in agriculture area, said Francisco. Lick is By up in frustration or In an effort to go down in dead things found on the activities and learning. a "farm boy who still has LeGRANDE GARDNER disinterest. scientific history, I have highway. However, this Ornamental horticulture, dirt under his fingernails." Whether it be from fear You would think that already begun to label should not be confused with an intercollegiate livestock Both Francisco and Dixon of being snatched up and they would give five hours several new sciences in splatology—the study of judging team and foresty are not strangers to farm experimented on or what- credit for just being able to anticipation of their future dead things on your programs are possible club life either as Francisco, ever else, if you are the sort pronounce it, and at least popularity. For instance, windshield. activities depending on himself, owned a ranch in of person who seldom two hours credit for being with the growing popu- And finally, for the student interest, said Bill California where he raised ventures through the able to spell the thing. larity of garbology, I have readers of this column, I Francisco, assistant cattle and sheep and Dixon corridors of the Biology I wonder if the person founded the sister science of would like to propose two professor of accounting and taught vocational agri- Building, a certain door who labeled this science putrology—the study of related fields of study in ag enthusiast. culture 11 years at the high may catch your eye. For on managed to fit his name in putrid odors that are which they may be The club offers another school level and was raised that door is a sign which the word. How many other incurred when studying interested. The first is opportunity for students to on and owns a farm in reads: "ECOBIOREP— words do you think that you garbage. Humotology Perverceris-the become involved in a Tennessee. ROETHOMORPHOPHYS- could make from the letters With any luck, the study of humorists who campus activity and it is Currently, the agri- IOCYTOPHYLOGENE- contained in this word? student majoring in write perverted material. not restricted to those with culture study programs TICS." The sign upon which garbology will be required This definitely should not previous experience, said GSC offers ate pre-agri- this word is printed also to minor in putrology. As be confused with the Francisco. Interested culture, pre-veterinary At first glance, you may contains three shorter the founding father, every second: Pervertology students should contact medicine, pre-forestry and wonder whether it is the words: "Tick and Mite." time a garbologist is hit by a Humoriseis—the study of Francisco at 681-5678 or an economics degree with name of a disease or the How can the study of two putrid smell, he will be perverts who write humor. Paul Dixon at 681-5434. an emphasis in agri- name of a professor who such small critters have thinking of me. And once again, when the Dixon, recently ap- business. has a disease. But the last such a long title? If it were Another major field with students of these disciplines pointed coordinator of "Teaching agriculture is eight letters eventually give me, I would have simply which I am credited as the begin to study perverts and agriculture and natural a very political thing," said it away. That is, if you get to attached an "ology" to the founding father is that of humorists, they'll think of resources, said that in his Francisco. "The University the last eight before giving end of tick or mite. squashology—the study of me. position as coordinator, he of Georgia has it and hopes to accomplish four doesn't want anyone else to steps: "identify resources have it." on campus, communicate The pre-agriculture, Picky about with the agricultural -forestry and -vet programs your hair? community— what should here are designed so that we be doing?, visit other the student can finish his Pick on Us! schools and come up with work at the University of an agriculture plan for Georgia. "My speculation is GSC." By Appointment that eventually we will "Historically, whenever have an agriculture farmers in the area hear program here," said 427 FAIR RD. from GSC, they think that Francisco. STATESBORO, GA.
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Quite Another example of a rape rumor on campus, according One person might possibly spread a rumor more readily often, however, this information is unfounded and has been to Nolen, is the rumor of 7 to 15 assaults in Johnson than another because, according to Dewey, "there is passed from person to person without proper confirmation Hall. Nolen said that they went to the RA's and the hall reinforcement value in the attention you get in being the of the facts. director of Johnson Hall to check out information. They first person to tell something someone didn't know." Such is the case here at GSC. Rumors have been running were "flabbergasted" that such a rumor could exist. "Good journalism is an antidote to rumor," said Ernest rampant recently, and these rumors range from the very "If a person looked at that, they would have to realize Wyatt, assistant professor of journalism. "Journalism light to the very dangerous. that to have that number would be incomprehensible," said deals in confirmed reports...rumors are unconfirmed One example of a rumor-in-progress is the furor caused Nolen. "People hear things, don't realize how ludicrous it is, reports." by people saying that classes were going to be closed and spread it." "It seems like inevitably, when we are unable to find out because of the large number of flu cases. "Rumors of that kind are extremely dangerous. the truth in a campus controversy, in substitution for the "I have not been able to find out what the source of those Students are afraid to walk on campus." news, people spread stories." (rumors) were," said John Nolen, dean of Student Affairs. "People crave information," according to Wyatt. He commented that much of the rumor of the closing of "Generally they prefer to get their information from classes was spread by students who probably overheard There is no basis, in fact, to any reliable sources, such as a newspaper, but when these nurses saying how overloaded the infirmary was. "They reported rapes in the last three or sources don't provide that information, they resort to took these statements and turned them into fact." rumor." He stated that there was "no discussion with the four quarters. "Unfortunately, it's usually the most sensitive president or vice-president about closing. They weren't H —Nolen information that is spread by rumor...perhaps because even aware of the sick people. The president is the only one highly sensitive news often isn't published in newspapers," who can decide to close classes." stated Wyatt. A major example of the severity of rumors here on GSC is "one of the safer colleges in the state of Georgia," He commented that sensitive stories often aren't campus is the rumor of the large number of rapes and according to Harold Howell, chief of Campus Security. published because they have no basis. "Rumors, after all, assaults on campus recently. "There is absolutely nothing to back up these rumors," he don't have to be true to be spread, but news has to be true to "There is no basis, in fact, to any reported rapes in the said. He added that he doesn't know how these rumors get be published." last three or four quarters. As a matter of fact, if there was a started and "blown out of proportion." Rumors have a way of affecting people, as is the case reported rape on campus, I would be informed of it." Howell explained that if Campus Security gets a report here on campus. Nolen commented that as a result of hearing these or hears a rumor of an incident, they either prove or One GSC sophomore commented, "A lot of people have rumors of rapes on campus, he went to Campus Security, disprove it, and "so far we've been disproving them." developed a fear of walking to and from the library alone who went through their records of all reports of any Henry Anderson, criminal investigator for Campus because of these rumors. They think a shady character is potentially violent crimes on campus. They came up with Security, stressed that they investigate reports "to the lurking behind every pine tree." no rapes. fullest extent." "We as students don't realize what we're doing when we Nolen cited one example of how a rumor of rape can People don't seem to recognize the overall safety of the talk about something we don't know anything about," said spread. Fall quarter, girls in a residence hall reported campus, according to Howell, but instead base their another student. having heard a girl screaming "rape" and seeing a boy opinions on rumors. Nolen emphasized the importance of confirming getting in a car and leaving the scene. The Statesboro "A major factor in how fast a rumor spreads is whether information before conveying it. "I think that if a student Police were notified and a search of Statesboro and the it's hot enough to tell strangers," said Russel Dewey, ever hears a rumor of a serious incident, the first thing he campus was begun. When the case was straightened out, it assistant professor of psychology. The fact that one might should do is to contact someone who knows the facts." was found that the girl had been shouting "wait." Nolen volunteer it is a potent factor in the speed with which a He commented that their policy is, if at all possible, to commented that this was "one instance where the girls rumor spreads. Things that are relevant and are important convey information to students and local citizens. never knew the outcome" and the rumor was spread as the are more likely to be spread, he commented. "Generally, if a student ever reports something, we will girls told other friends of the incident. According to Dewey, "things that are fun to believe" are be very glad to let them know what has happened. I think "A rumor can be spread on what someone thought was spread faster than things that aren't. He also commented students should follow up on things."
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GOOD LUCK ON YOUR EXAMS!! Page 10, March 5, 1981, The GEORGE—ANNE New album captures magic of Public Image,Ltd. "Image Publique S.A., By ALAN L. SULTANIK The best tracks, including Vacant," are as challeng- Presley himself. Not for the has never been released in Paris au Printemps," Public In 1978, the American "Anarchy," "God Save the ing as anything recorded faint of heart, but that's the U.S. but is available on Image, live in Paris, public saw the rise and fall Queen," and "Pretty since the advent of Elvis your problem, the album is import. Containing contro- France. This album, only of the best bands ever. The great for anyone who versial songs such as available on import, Sex Pistols were unques- appreciates logic and "Religious Attack," a song captures every magical tionably the most radical intelligence. accusing Catholics of being moment of PIL's concert. new rock band of the '70s. taken by "fat pig priests" The group broke up, who "feed you lies and take The only thing missing is Their initial single, appropriately enough, after your money," and "Fodder- the unbelievable entertain- "Anarchy in the U.K.," was making this album and the thropt," an attack on love, ment performance' and widely banned in England, soundtrack of their English the album's purpose is to most intelligent songwriter got them thrown off their film, "The Great Rock and destroy rock and roll. of this decade. first record label (EMI) and Roll Swindle" (containing According to Lyden, "Rock Containing the best of still made the Top Ten. The great versions of "My is dead and has expanded PIL, including (translated group's nihilistic politics, Way." Johnny B. Goode," beyond repair." into English) "Chant," coupled with their basic and "Rock Around the "2nd Edition," their "Theme," "Religious punk rock musical ap- Clock"). Sid Vicious second album (a two-record Attack," and "Poptones," proach was startling, the died an ugly death in early set) was released in "Paris au Printemps" is one best example of deliberate 1979 ending a short U.S. America on Warner Bros. of the best albums so far vulgarity rock has ever tour (which began in Records. This album was this year. Who knows what produced. Atlanta), but Johnny released in the United John Lyden, genius that he Rotten continues as a Kingdom as a set of four lp's is, has in store for us for the Stretched over an soloist (under his real name, packed in a metal film future. Only time will tell! album, the relentless power John Lyden) in Public canister. Continuing the of Johnny Rotten's voice, Image, Ltd. "anti-music stance," "2nd Music Knowtes: Look for the best and worst of the music releases of Steve Jones' stinging guitar Public Image, Ltd. Edition" is one of the best and the blitzkrieg of sound 1980 in next week's issue of The released their first album in albums to come out in 1980. George-Anne. can wear the listener out. Paris au Printemps' early 1980. "First Edition" Now we're hit with ^ SOUTHERN ENTERPRISES Choral program scheduled PRESENTS:THE The GSC Chorus, David tion Mass." The pianist will composers of the seven- Mathew, director and the be Jim Tipps and the teenth century and a fifties Southern Singers, Warren soloists include: Marti medley will be performed by KRATE Fields, director, will present Braziel, soprano, Pat Lane, the pop group, Southern •Dimensions 21 "x13*h"x13'U" alto, Jay Turner, tenor and Accent. •Made of Spruce wood a concert of choral music •Strong enough for records, plants, etc. March 9 at 8:15 p.m. in the Wiley Tyson, bass. I-MS Foy Fine Arts Recital Hall. Admission to the concert only $11.25 LIMITED SUPPLY Call Bubba at 681-3828 The GSC Chorus will The Southern Singers is free and everyone is present Mozart's "Corona- will present pieces by invited to attend.
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The GEORGE-ANNE, Marfch 5,1981 Page 11 Masquers' production: 'high quality' musical By and Julie (Coffey) blending Set design, once again by momentum and was hot by Edenfield, Jr. turned in a big laughter with his E. MARIE ROBERTSON well in their scenes together. the Wizard of Seoul, II Soo the end of the show. Her typically fine performance delivery and bearing. As far as I was The second "couple" of the Shin, was imaginative but voice also showed the signs as the Heavenly Friend, Eric Johnson was a concerned, the Masquers' musical, Mr. Enoch Snow somehow lacking, Possibly of wear in the opening and also as a general 'thoroughly sinister Jigger production of Rodgers' and (Gary Stephen Fordham) the finest set was the least numbers, but gained Clarity member of the company, Cragin, but somehow Hammerstein's "Carousel" and Carrie Pipperidge complex one, that of the and control for her final managing to not steal too seemed to be playing two had three strikes against it (Ramona Denise Josey) Backyard of Heaven. numbers. many scenes. The same characters. His changes even before it began, those played off each other and Michelle Chappelle compliments go to Michael from sinister to comic cynic being the length of the show demonstrated some excel- In general review of the turned in a striking Clinton Funk who turned were almost non-existent, (nearly three and one-half lent comic timing. main characters, Sue Ellen performance as Mr. out to be a wonderfully although he played both hours), the basic unsuit- Coffey's portrayal of Julie Mullins, and Peg Shelton comic Irish policeman and extremes quite well. ability of McCroah's stage Highlights included the Jordan was good, with an was a wonderfully robust (a surprise to me) an Congratulations to the for the accommodation of complete-company num- outstanding voice. Jim Nettie Fowler with an extremely agile dancer. cast and crew of "Carousel" detailed choreography, and bers "June is Busting Out Brophy's rough tough Billy equally robust voice, Don Gaughf certainly for producing another high- the age-old tenant that All Over" and "This Was A Bigelow made his emotional showing the audience her deserves mention for his quality, entertaining show. actors can't sing, singers Real Nice Clambake." transitions smoothly and best during "June is portrayal of the wise (and "Carousel" was directed can't act. The only major problem sang with a fine, powerful Busting Out All Over," wise-acre) Starkeeper and by Richard B. Johnson. As the curtain went up, 1 came with Billy Bigelow's voice. which the entire cast Dr. Sheldon. More applause Impeccable performance was apprehensive; but as suicide scene. His charge up Ramona Denise Josey as performed with tremendous goes to Gary Stephen music was provided by Jack the curtain came down, I a stack of bales to nowhere Carrie Pipperidge started enthusiasm. Fordham, who, as Enoch Broucek and Sterling was extremely pleased with made little to no sense, and off slow in the acting From the "Always Snow, took some rather Adams, both of the GSC what was all-in-all a fine most of the audience department, but gained Reliable" list, Eddie dull, stuffy lines and drew music department. show. laughed at what should The opening carnival have been a very tragic scene was very much like a moment. The scene was far real carnival, with a too awkward,, and was an multitude of things going unfortunate lead-in to what on. Unfortunately, there proved to be an excellent, was too much going on, highly intense post-death with no apparent direction scene. of sequence. Rather than The choreography of the leading the audience show, done by Dahn (still toward the carousel and the Don to his friends, I action between Billy suppose) Heule was Bigelow (Jim Brophy) and consistently excellent both Julie Jordan (Sue Ellen in design and performance. Coffey), it tended to allow Thadria Bell's sensitive the eye to go where rl and graceful dancing as wanted. Louise Bigelow captivated A large part of the the audience, and her audience seemed to focus on performance in tandem the "hoochy-coochy girls" with Heule was an exquisite bumping and grinding their display of dancing talent. way through some nicely- Other outstanding mo- done comic schtik—a ments included "June is compliment for them, but Busting Out All Over," unfortunate for the story featuring some fine line of the show. dancing by Holli Brunson, • "Carousel" proceeded to Rhonda Howard, Tanya turn smoothly from that Gilmer and Alena Joy point, with Billy (Brophy) Hardin.
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Depression has you should seriously hers had to say might give who taught that we are not to a mental health state that they feel this snowball effect, and consider seeing a mental us insight into life when we determined in our lives by professional. depressed. one thing leads to the next health professional. are a little down. what we are. "There's no "Then we asked stu- and what goes on in your His final bit of advise is He confined his remarks nature given to us before- dents to check the kinds of The survey showed that head can make a relatively for helping a potential to two schools of Phil- hand that we have to problems they were females, part-time students, bad feeling get much suicide. "Never take very osophy. The first, the contend with and that we currently experiencing and independents, blacks, worse." subtle hints or signs as teachings of a slave named can't overcome," said they fell into three single people, Protestants, kidding. Often people will Epititus, stressed that we Parcels. , categories—family, per- ijuniors, and people living give thse subtle hints should not seek to avoid "They point out, sonal and social diff- with their parents are more Sports . . . are when they're quite serious things we cannot control, though, that all too often, iculties." likely to feel lonely. The about suicide." that we should learn to we give up on our freedom. Black said that 38 responses to the statement, fantastic natural "You should try to talk expect the worse so we We lose our self-perception percent of the students were "I need to talk to a mental them into seeing some sort would not be disappointed, and we let others make our experiencing at least one health professional about anti-depressants. of mental health profes- so that we can control our decisions for us." kind of family difficulty. depression," on the survey sional. I would advise that "The most frequent was showed that females were — Nagelberg you get them to make some conflicts with parents, the more likely to express that kind of pact with you that, 'I second was illness of a need. "I think that's will not do anything to hurt family member, third was interesting because it was Nagelberg added that a myself unless I call you parent's divorce, and fourth males who felt more depressed person should first.' This is to buy time. If was the death of a family depressed," said Black. "We talk to close friend or they're really thinking of member. also found independents, confident which will not taking action, you've gotten She continued, "Sixty- juniors, singles, persons only help the person who is them to commit themselves eight percent of you were living with /their parents depressed but also show the to do something so you can experiencing at least one and people^ who had no friend that he is trusted. offer help at that point." religious preference were GOOD NEWS FOR STU- personal difficulty, 32 He also advises exercise "Often, just doing DENTS! Battered budgets more likely to express the percent checked two or more for those who are depressed. something about your rebuilt at Maryland Fried personal difficulties and 10 need to talk to a mental "Sports, especially sports depression gives you a lift Chicken this month. That's percent checked three or health professional." that use the large muscles and starts your road to right. This month is Money- more.' 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Maryland FRIED CHICKEN Their findings also First, he said, evaluate Statesboro Mall Fair Road Phone 681-1078 revealed that at GSC, how you're feeling and try J % J Page 14, March 5. 1981, The GEORGE—ANNE- Eagle netters win four of five The GSC men's tennis team of Steve Morris and victories by Morris and State. SPORTS team completed a success- Imbornone clinched the Hierl and a doubles victory ful five match trip through Eagle victory with a 6-1, 6- by Imbornone and Morris. The trip left the Eagles north Florida as the Eagles 7, 7-6 (5-4) win. GSC won five of six with a 7-1 record, 6-1 on the won four of their five singles and two of three road. They will have eight r outings. The bright spots in the doubles in the 7-2 victories matches at home during the loss to Florida were singles over Flaglar and Florida next two weeks. The Eagles downed TAAC stats Flaglar(7-2), Central TAAC Basketball Statistics Florida (6-3), Rollins (5-4), (Games through Feb. 23, 1981) and Florida State(7-2), Standings while dropping their first Conference All Games W K PCT. W L PCT. match of the season to Houston Baptist Univ. 8 3 .727 16 9 .640 Florida (3-6). Northeast Louisiana Univ. 7 3 .700 13 11 .542 Mercer Univ. 6 3 .667 14 10 .583 Centenary College 7 4 .636 15 10 .600 The 5-4 victory over Samford Univ. 5 5 .500 9 14 .391 Rollins featured wins by Uli NW State Univ. of Louisiana 5 6 .455 10 15 .400 Wilms, Christian Schueller, , Univ. of Arkansas at Little Rock4 6 .400 12 12 .500 Hardin-Simmons Univ. 3 8 .273 8 16 .333 Jochen Hierl and Mike Georgia Southern College 2 9 .182 5 19 .208 Imbornone. The number two doubles
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Date Opponent Site 'Charleston Five'boosts Eagles 8 North Carolina Statesboro o:00 p.m. 9 Virginia Commonwealth Statesboro 2:00 p.m. As the GSC women's and Trina Roberts. Wilkin- top spot in field goal court." Her teammate, Val . 10 Appalachian State Statesboro 2:00 p.m. percentage in the state and Thigpen, is the quickest 12 St. Francis Statesboro 9:00 a.m. basketball team enters the son, a 6-0 post, is averaging 12 N.C. at Wilmington Statesboro 2:00 p.m. final weeks of their season 7.4 points per game and 4.1 she is second in blocked player on the team. The 5-8 13 Carson Newman Statesboro 2:00 p.m. they have to give a lot of rebounds. "Linda is the shots with 43. " 'Tree' has guard is averaging 2.9 15 Northern Illinois Statesboro 1:00 p.m. most versatile player on the developed quickly and is points per game and 1.4 20-21 Clemson Classic Clemson credit for their success to the play of five freshman team," said Evans. "We awesome on the court," 23 Presbyterian Clinton 2:00 p.m. rebounds. "When we want 26 Armstrong Statesboro 2:00 p.m. from the Charleston area. have moved her around a according to Evans. 29 Landers Statesboro 2:00 p.m. lot this season and she to run the fast break, we let 30 Charleston Charleston, S.C. 2:00 p.m. " 'The Charleston Five' played well everywhere we The two Chicora stand- Val go. She is so fast that no one can keep up with her," Apr. 3-4 Alabama Invitational Tuscaloosa, Ala. is probably the best put her. We need to find one outs Debbie Myers and Val 9 Georgia State Atlanta 1:00 p.m. freshman team in the position for her and keep Flippen have both, on said Evans. 10-12 Georgia Intercollegiates state," said Coach Ellen her there and then she can't occasion, started for the The Charleston Five 12 West Virginia Statesboro 2:00 p.m. Lady Eagles. Myers, a 5-10 have been very impressive 14 Florida State Statesboro 2:00 p.m. Evans. "They have made be beat." 17 Jacksonville Jacksonville, Fla 2:00 p.m. the transition to college ball wing, is averaging 6.8 this season and come to 27 Georgia Athens 2:00 p.m. very well and have really Roberts, a 6-2 post, is points per game and 3.S every game ready to win. 28 Armstrong Savannah 2:00 p.m. contributed to our teams averaging 9.2 points per rebounds. A super athlete, They will have to keep up May 1-2 Conference - TAAC Monroe, La. game and grabbing 6.5 Debbie is a sound basket- the effort as GSC begins rebounds. Her excellent ballplayer who "makes tournament play for this The 'Charleston Five' shooting has earned her the things happen on the season. includes Jean Garris from SPRING SPORTS SCHEDULE Hanahan High School; Statesboro March 6 Baseball Campbell GSC golfers third; Linda Wilkinson and Trina Quad Match-Columbus College.Valdosta, Jemes Woman's Tennis Roberts from North Madison Statesboro Charleston High School; Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate Orangeburg, S. C. American University Statesboro Debbie Myers and Val March 7 Baseball travel to Palmetto Women's Tennis Quad Match Statesboro Flippen from Chicbra High Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate Orangeburg, S. C. The GSC golf team got The Tigers also captured School. March 8 Baseball Hall of Fame Tournament Statesboro nnls North Carolina Statesboro off to a slow start, but the the team title, while host Garris, a 5-8 guard, is Golf Palmetto Intercollegiate Orangeburg, S. C. Eagles finished strong and FSU was second. averaging 2.2 points per March 9 Men's Tennis Virginia Commonwealth Statesboro captured third place in the Baseball Hall of Fame Tournament Statesboro game and leads the Lady March 10 Men's Tennis Appalachian State Statesboro Seminole Classic at Florida Eagles in assists with 67. Hall of Fame Tournament Statesboro State University last The Eagles will journey Softball Valdosta State (2) Valdosta, 6a. "We key on the inside game March 11 Au ta 6 weekend. to Greenville, S.C, for the Tennis Augusta College • • W* - "- and that has hurt our Golf Furmen Invitational Greenville, S. C. GSC found itself in Palmetto Invitational this guards scoring averages." Baseball Hall of Fame Tournament Statesboro 11th place after the first weekend. commented Evans. "How- March 12 Men's Tennis St Francis, N. C. Wilmington Statesboro day, moved up to ninth on Hall of Fame Tournament Statesboro ever, we depend on Jeari to Furman Invitational Greenville, S. C. day two, then jumped to Golf The squad will again be run our offense and take March 13 Softball Columbus (OH) Statesboro third on the final round. led by junior All-American control of the game and she Men's Tennis Carson Newman Statesboro The Eagles were paced by Phil Wagoner and will Baseball Hall of Fame Tournament Statesboro does a great job." Furman Invitational Greenville, S. C. 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Page 16, March 5, 1981, The GEORGE-ANNE- Baseball team continues hot streak By PAT JONES and returned to Jackson- choice and reached third on pitch and a single by Baker. bases. Freshman Bill Balcomb finished up the The GSC baseball squad ville on Sunday to sweep a a Darrell Baker double. Jacksonville tied the Scharnikow hit into a force eight run outburst with a began the 1981 baseball doubleheader from the Barry Lloyd grounded game in the second and took play allowing Peruso to two run long ball. campaign two weeks ago by Dolphins. out for the second out but a 2-1 lead by adding another score and Alan Balcomb's GSC added single runs taking two games out of The wins increased the Pevey was able to score to run in the fifth before the ground rule double gave the in the fifth and seventh three from the then third- Eagles season record to 6-1. tie the contest. Steve Peruso last inning rally by the Eagles a two run lead going innings and the Dolphins ranked Florida State GSC had to rely on ninth then proceeded to slap a Eagles. into the bottom of the ninth. tallied two in the sixth and Seminoles and enjoyed inning heroics by Darrell triple into right center to On Saturday, the Eagles Florida had a leadoff two in the seventy for the themselves so much they Baker and Steve Peruso to score Baker and put the; ventured to face the double but Lusted bore final 10-5 score. decided to return last salvage a 3-2 squeaker Eagles on top. Gators in Gainesville and down and retired the next Paul Kilimonis got weekend and once again against Jacksonville on the Roger Godwin gave up again pulled the game out of three batters for a 8-6 credit for the win and wreak havoc in the first game of the road trip. 10 hits in going the distance the fire in the ninth to triumph. received help from Terrill Sunshine State. The Eagles were trailing and was aided by three escape with their hides. The GSC bats continued Parham in the final inning. The Eagles downed the 2-1 in the top of the ninth double plays by the GSC GSC trailed early as their warm ways as the Jacksonville led 5-4 after Jacksonville Dolphins 3-2 when Jeff Petzoldt reached defense. Chuck Lusted was rocked Eagle offense pounded out four in the second game on Friday, slid by the on a Dolphin error to start The Eagles gained a 1-0 hard in the first four 20 runs in identical 10-5 before the Eagles scored Florida Gators 8-6 on the GSC comeback.Marty advantage in the first on a innings before settling victories in a twinbill four times in their half of Saturday in Gainesville, Pevey hit into a fielders walk to Petzoldt, a wild down. against Jacksonville on the fifth inning to gain an 8- Florida jumped to a 2-0 Sunday. 5 advantage. lead in the first on a two run In the opener, Jackson- Steve Peruso led off the shot by David Falcone and ville took a 1-0 lead in the fifth with a single and was built a 6-3 advantage in the third inning before the' followed by successive fourth on a two run triple by Eagles exploded for eight singles by Nieporte and Yonker and a two run blast runs in the top of the fourth. Godwin. The single by by Glenn Carpenter. Jeff Petzoldt led off the Godwin scored Peruso.^ The Eagles closed to inning with his first college Lezcano forced Nieporte within two by adding an career homer to knot the at third and Balcomb doubled unearned run in the seventh score. Marty Pevey singled to score Godwin. Petzoldt before bombing Gator and reached second on an followed with a walk and pitching for four scores in error. Baker walked and loaded the bases. Pevey was SPORTS the ninth. Barry Lloyd singled to load then walked to force in Pevey reached on an the bases. Peruso popped up Lezcano and a fielders infield single and Baker and Tom "Nipper" Nieporte choice by Baker scored followed with another followed with a double to Balcomb. single. Peruso again came the fence that drove home GSC added two more in through in the clutch by Pevey and Baker. Godwin the seventh to seal the driving in Pevey and Baker walked to reload the bases victory. with a double. Tom and shortstop Mickey Carlos Colon got the Buccaneers beat Eagles Nieporte walked and Lezcano batted-in all three victory and Scott Schaeffer Godwin singled to load the runners with a triple. was credited with the save. By SCOTT BERMES as Bobby Jahn hit two a pair of free throws. But at The GSC Eagles men's jumpers to make the score that point, Baptist guard basketball team ended a 29-22. Baptist then built the Eric Tennille scored six dismal regular season with lead back up to 11 behind points in the next 2:15 to put < a poor performance the shooting of forward the Bucs up by 13. Saturday night as they Eddie Talley. The Eagles got to within dropped an 83-67 decision to GSC committed 10 10 points with three Baptist College. turnovers in the first half minutes left, but it was too Baptist, winners of their and Baptist took advantage little too late as the Bucs last five games, made it six of them to take a 42-32 lead slowed the game down and in a row as they came out into the locker room. both teams emptied the running and built up a 21-10 The second half saw bench to let everybody play lead 10 minutes into the Eagle forward John Rahn the final few minutes of the game. take charge early and cut final regular season game. The Eagles cut the lead the Bucs lead down to five Besides the play of Rahn down to seven with 6:45 left with a three-point play and one of the other bright spots for the Eagles was the play of forward Joe Colar. Colar scored 10 second half points, two of them coming on a driving slam dunk that brought life into a quiet crowd of 700 loyal fans. The leading scorers for the Bucs were Talley with 25 and Tennille with 16. High scores for the Eagles who dropped to 5-21 on the season, were Rahn with 23 and Reggie Cofer with 21. Darrell Baker makes his way to the hold sign. GSC faces Campbell Both Rahn and Colar third base as Larry Bryant gives him University at 3p.m. today. played well in defeat with Rahn having his second best game this season and looks to have fully Lady Eagles undefeated recovered from the injury to his ankle. The game also marked GSC's women's tennis and Jacksonville(9-0). Wilson, Reagan McCurry the last time seniors Terry team had its most success- The win over Stetson and Faughnan in singles. Fahey, Robert Jackson, and ful trip ever to Florida last was GSC's first ever on the Kuhlke, Faughnan, Butch Liddell will play in weekend, as the Lady Lady Hatter's courts. The Wilson and McCurry Hanner Fieldhouse. Eagles swept four matches Lady Eagles won three of recorded wins in singles The tournament will from their tough competit- four three-set matches, competition against Flag- mark the final games for ors to the South. including the decisive ler. Christy Colmer and this seasons Eagles. The number three doubles of Betsy Handwerk were winner of the tournament Strong doubles play and Chrislynne Kuhlke and victorious in their doubles will represent the TAAC consistency in winning the Margaret Faughnan by a 0- match as were Fountain and receive an automatic three set matches marked 6, 6-4, 6-0 count. and Wilson. bid to the NCAA national the Eagles wins over The win over Stetson The Lady Eagles, now 7- also featured victories by 0 on the year play four Terry Fahey grabs a rebound. The Eagles lost their tournament which was Flagler(6-3), Central Marsha Fountain, Lori matches at home this week. season finale to Baptist College on Saturday. expanded to 48 teams. Florida(8-l), Stetson(5-4),