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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]. NON-PROFIT GEORGIA Eagles claim two tough victories ORGANIZATION U.S. POSTAGE SOJ1HERN PAID On road ... — See Sports STATESBORO, GA PERMIT NO. 286 The George-A fine Georgia Southern College's Official Student Newspape, VOLUME 66, NUMBER 2 Georgia Southern College, Statesboro, Georgia 30460 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1985 GSC's Student Appreciation Day successful By BO JOYNER Commission, spoke about the positive News Editor effects GSC students have on A large and appreciative crowd Statesboro and Bulloch County. They turned out for GSC's first annual also thanked the parents of students Student Appreciation Day at Paulson for supporting their children while at Stadium last Thursday. GSC. The west side of the stands was Erk Russell and seven GSC filled to about three quarter capacity football seniors also made an as several of GSC's and Statesboro's appearance, as did Miss GSC Tammy most distinguished persons Russell, SGA President Robert addressed the crowd. Jenkins, and the GSC Marching Eagle Band. Dr. John Nolen, Dean of Students, Before the presentation, students Dr. Harry Carter, Vice President of were served a dinner consisting of Academic Affairs, Dr. Richard barbequed chicken, hamburgers, hot Armstrong, Vice President of dogs, corn on the cob, cole slaw, baked Business and Finance, and GSC beans, cake, and fruit while Mike President Dale Lick all had messages Miller, a disc jockey from WAEV-97 thanking students for their hard in Savannah, provided music. work and contributions to the college. Lick received favorable response Throughout the program, prizes ranging from food to $100 in cash from the audience as he described were given away to students in GSC as having one of the best little attena<>nce. campuses in the country and the The day was capped off by the first "prettiest little stadium in America." of SUB's "Sunset Sessions" concerts, In addition, Mayor Thurman at which musician Carl Rosen played Lanier of Statesboro and Robert Cox, before an informal -rowd of students Chairman of the Bulloch County Erk Russell addressed the crowd at GSC's first annual Student in front of the Landrum Center. Appreciation Day, which also featured prizes, dinner, and a live DJ. Student public relations firm is a first for GSC By SUSAN WITTE Kicklighter. These include Alan American, and Ron David of the "To begin with, we will handle on- Assistant News Editor Ulman of Hill & Knowlton, the Atlanta Gaslight Co. GSC's first student-run public second-ranked PR agency in the campus organizations, and PRestig > was founded last year eventually we hope to have clients in relations agency is beginning nation, and J. Stanford Fisher of after Kid lighter and Amanda Statesboro and the surrounding operations this quarter with several Manning, Selvage, & Lee, also Degenhardt, who has since on-campus clients. areas," said Kicklighter. ranked among the top ten agencies. graduated, attended a student agency PRestige Public Relations A reception in honor of PRestige is The advisory board also includes conference at Northern Illinois Consultants, a firm of nine students, scheduled for Nov. 1 in the Al Balaban of Gulf stream Aerospace, University. O /er 20 students applied Presidential Dining Hall. Guests will is handling accounts with Theater Pratt Farmer of Johnstown for positions last spring. South, GSC ROTC, and the include the advisory board, as well as Placement Center. Dr. Lick. The agency's officers are Tina Kicklighter, Executive Director; Cindy Foster, Assistant Director;" Kelly Kilpatrick, Media Relations INSIDE and account supervisor for Theater South; and Julie Ray, Secretary. GERMANY Other members include Pam Suttle, account supervisor for ROTC; WILL NEVER Kathy Cottrell, account supervisor for the Placement Center; Ken BE THE Rumsey; Lisa Dudley; and Gay Thompson. Dr. Chip Cox serves as SAME... 4 the firm's faculty advisor. P PRestige also has an advisory board of five PR professionals who Editorials 4 analyze and critique their work. Features g "We have some of the very top Classifieds 9 names in corporate PR," said PRestige members (L-R): Thompson, Suttle, Dudley, Ray, Rumsey, Sports 10 Kicklighter, Foster and Cottrell. Page 2, Thursday, October 3, 1985, The GEORGE-ANNE Students treated for food poisoning

By BO JOYNER the illness included cramps, reportedly ate only ham were among ^ News Editor headaches, vomiting, and diarrhea. the victims of the poinsoning. Several GSC students became ill Bray added that both the local with ptomaine food poisoning after Glenn Bray, Bulloch County restaurant that catered the event and attending a student dinner at Senior Sanitarian for the Health the church were inspected for traces Pittman Park Methodist Church, Department, said that between 200 of the poison, and both passed the Sunday, Sept. 22." and 300 students and local church inspection. According to a spokesman from members were served at the dinner. Bray went on to say that "even the Bulloch Memorial Hospital, a after the results come back, we will total of 39 students affected by the Bray added that samples of all the not be able to determine where the poison were treated. Thirty-four of the foods served at the dinner, consisting food became contaminated." This is students were i-.Jeasec lol!"wuig of ham, potato salad, and green due to the fact that ptomaine poison treatment Sunday while fiv > Jipr- beans, were taken and sent to a lab for has a very short incubation period of were admitie ■' for .overnight analysis. only three to six hours. observation. All live were released on Pittman Park holds the event GSC Health Center the following Monday. Although results of the tests were every year to welcome students to According to one of the students not in at the time of this writing, school and help them get acquainted reduces operating several of the students who with the church. treated at the hospital, symptoms of hours fall quarter Van Tassell receives Ruffin Cup By LISA CORNWELL Staff Writer Special to the George-Anne served in numerous on-and off- International Studies Program, and The start of the academic year has GSC political science professor Dr. campus activities including the national and international research brought with it changes in GSC's G. Lane Van Tassell was recognized college's annual Model United on political and human rights issues Health Center. at the first faculty meeting of the new Nations for middle and high school in conjunction with the National One major change is the Center's academic year for distinguished students, the Georgia Southern Endowment for the Humanities. new operating hours. The Health service to the college's School of Arts Center is now open from 8:00 a.m. to and Sciences as 1985 recipient of the 11:00 p.m., Monday through Friday. Ruffin Cup. Nurses are on duty all day, and Endowed by retired English professionals are on call after 5:00 »-\ Professor David A. Ruffin, the cup p.m. The Center will be closed all day recognizes liberal arts teachers/ on Saturday and Sunday. Also, due to scholars with longstanding service to a reduction in staff, the center will students and their profession close daily from 12:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. at Georgia Southern. The Ruffin Cup for lunch. is engraved with the name of each The changes in hours as well as recipient, who retains the large silver several other changes made by the bowl for one year and receives a Center are a result of a two year miniature engraved cup to keep, plus survey conducted by the Health a $1,000 award for enhancement of Center. The survey showed that his or her teaching and scholarship. students were not using the Center at Nominated for the honor by his night or on weekends frequently colleagues, Van Tassell was cited for enough to warrant the Center staying his "commitment to his profession" open at those hours. The Health and his "contributions to the spirit of Center feels that with the new liberal arts." As head of the GSC Arts and Sciences Dean Warren Jones (L)congratulates Van Tassell (C) operating hours, the money saved Political Science Department, he has as Ruffin presents the cup. may be used in other ways to benefit the students. Another change made by the Health Center was the removal of the HOMECOMING FALL WORKSHOPS Inpatient Services. This change was also based on the survey which 1985 The GSC Counseling Center is sponsoring 13 workshops designed to showed that students did not make help students handle some of the problems they may face at college. use of this particular service. The "Flying High With students do have an option though. To make reservations for the workshops of your choice call 681-5541 or Observation beds are available for Southern Pride" L.B. 8011 or stop by the Counseling Center. All workshops will meet in patients from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. If October 25-26 the Counseling Center, second floor, Rosenwald Building and are free to a student remains ill throughout the all GSC students. day, the Health Center feels that he \

Special to the George-Anne The exhibit uses more than 300 from 4-5 p.m. in the Biology Lecture The display introduces the history A travelling exhibit of more than artifacts on loan from prestigious Hall and 7-8 p.m. in the Museum of writing with an overview of how 300 artifacts illustrating the museums and private collections Lecture Hall, the lectures will cover the human tendancy toward visual across the world to trance the history development of written communica- such topics as communication as communication gave way to tion from the clay tablet to the of man's efforts to record events and culture, calligraphy and style, primitive forms of writing and computer diskette opened at the experiences. The displays include conversation with computers and the includes examples of writing Museum September 29 for the last writing surfaces and tools from bark significance of the Bible in Jewish materials covering the past 5,000 stop on its cross-courtry tour. and clay to typewriters and court- Life. years. recording devices, including cultural The exhibit is open Tuesday The five-week exhibition of "Sign, variations such as cuneiform tablets, through Fridays from 9-4 p.m., Other sections survey the Symbol, Script: The Origins of Japanese scrolls and Mayan pots. Thursday evenings from 6-9 and development of writing in different Writing and the Alphabet" will debut The story of their development and weekends from 2-5 p.m. with a public reception Sunday use is told on 33 oversize panels of parts of the world, such as the Based on the continuing research adaptable alphabet of Syria- afternoon from 2-5. Highlighting the photos and text. of some of the world's foremost opening will be a lecture at 3 p.m. on Palestine that spread with the archaeologists, anthropologists, Phoenecian traders and colonists J "The Archaeology of the Bible" by Schoville's presentation will historians, and linguists, the exhibit < v exhibit director Dr. Keith Schoville of inaugurate a series of weekly lectures throughout the Aegean and into was produced by the Department of Europe and became the world's the University of Wisconsin. related to different aspects of the Hebrew and Semitic Studies at the exhibit. The Thursday afternoon and predominant writing system. All museum programs are free and University of Wisconsin and the evening lectures begin October 3 with Milwaukee Public Museum with open to the public. a discussion of the impact of writing A summary section portrays the grants from the National Endow- spread of the alphabet throughout the and print on human consciousness. ment for the Humanities and other Scheduled every Thursday in October world and its significant impact on agencies. cultures everywhere.

Preppies & punks A student fashion poll by Levi Strauss found the preppy look— oversized shirts worn outside blue jeans, nerdy sunglasses and lace accessories—the overall favorite. Punk, however, reigns in the East, while the Midwest likes Magnum PI Hawaiian shirts and baseball caps or Miami Vice T-shirts and blazers.

No drunk Dawgs Unruly consumers of alcohol have been spoiling the game for football fans at U. of Georgia home games, so UGA has decided it will eject from the stadium anyone with alcohol. The cost of the admission will not be refunded. In the past, the policy was to throw out the beverage, not the drinker.

"<.* Harassment curbed Curbing sexual harassment at Harvard U. was as simple as circulating a statement of the university's harassment prohibition policy. Last year 40 percent of Harvard's women answered yes to the questions, "Since you have been at Harvard, have you ever been the recipient of undue and/or unwanted personal attention from a faculty member, teaching fellow or administrative officer of the Look Your Best... university?" Although the problem is not eradicated, Choose Fall Fashions from the Traffic Light circulation of the policy statement has cut this year's The Traffic Light, "yes" answers to seven percent. 1 ;;;• ' Get your 10% discount with GSC ID on Thursday Oct 3. uMuuwum

Page 4, Thursday, October 3, 1985, The GEORGE-ANNE Amy Swann The George-Anne A summer in Germany v DONNA BREWTON BO JOYNER The advertisement screams, in evident disgust. The waitressslung Editor News Editor "Europe on Three Dollars a Day!" Or, two menus on our table. We picked "Whirlwind 21 Day Tour Show you them up and tried to concentrate. the Continent." Well, after three quarters of German, KARA KING LEIGH ANN KITCHENS For years I have looked at those I couldn't read a damn word. I tried to Managing Editor Business Manager with great envy. But no more. This appear calm. I was probably the only summer, I went to Europe. one in the group that couldn't I signed up for a program where understand the menu, and I was Editorial views expressed in the George-Anne are not necessarily those of the Georgia Southern you go to West Germany, attend a College administration and / or faculty. Signed columns are solely the viewpoint of the writer. about to let my ignorance show. university for six weeks, and live with The waitress appeared and a German family. I thought this was impatiently shifted from foot to foot Hardest hitting news stories a great idea. Go to Europe, drink some waiting on our order. Trembling German Beer and get college credit inside, I ordered. Looking Dack on the main stories of the summer, it is obvious that for the summer. "Eine Tasse Kaffee, Bitte," I tragedies, mishaps, and disasters dominated the front page of most There was a little more involved quavered. newspapers. than that. The classes were tough, the Then the strangest thing Two commercial airline crashes, one in Texas and one in Wisconsin, environment was strange, and the happened. As she went around the claimed the lives of hundreds of people and received extensive media people spoke a German that I never table taking our orders everyone r coverage. Among the victims of the Wisconsin plane crash were several learned in class. murmered, "Eine Tasse Kaffee, Georgia residents returning to Atlanta's Hartsfield International Bitte." Airport. The first day we arrived, we were For the next three days in every Natural disasters were also prevalent in the news this summer. hustled into a bus and driven to restaurant we visited our entire meal Heidelburg. We checked into a Hurricane Elena caused millions of dollars in damage to the southern consisted of one cup of coffee! I was pension, a Hilton version of a YMCA. sea coast. Fortunately, most people living on the coast evacuated their struck by a great inspiration. When I We were on the fourth floor and there got back to the States I would write up homes, saving countless lives. More recently, earthquakes in Mexico was a definite lack of elevators. I the foreign language diet for the City killed close to 4,000 people and left another 300,000 homeless. lugged my 300 lbs. of luggage up the National Enquirer. It would be a Perhaps the hardest hitting news story of the summer was the stairs. As we collapsed at the top, my simple plan. Just go to a country emergence of AIDS as it reached epidemic proportions across the roommate.remarked, "I bet our next where you cannot speak the nation. Stories about this fatal and incurable disease could be found in door neighbor is St. Peter." She was language, except for the phrase, "I papers almost every week this summer. Until a cure is found for this not pleased. would like a cup of coffee." You could disease, which no longer affects only people in select ethnic and social vacation and drop tons of weight at groups, newspaper readers can look for stories about AIDS to appear We ran back downstairs, to be the same time. more and more in the nation's papers. informed that we had one hour for Unfortunately; we soon became lunch so we better hurry. So we well versed in menues and we all How to contribute to Mexican relief effort embarked on our first adventure in a came back with our ragged jeans just foreign country. We walked down the a little bit tighter. Americans have responded quickly to aid the victims of Mexico's street looking for a Mickey D's. There And of course, there was the beer. devastating earthquakes. Mexican officials are grateful for the support; were none to be found. Horrible It was fantastic. Beer like Kitzman, however, they say the country needs money to rebuild and medical horrors! What would we eat, how Munchen, and many others that I supplies rather than food and clothing which has accounted for most of could we survive? We staggered into a can't remember enhanced our the donations. little cafe. We plunked down in our cultural experience. If you would like to contribute to the relief effort, call or write the blue jeans and T-shirts. Our eyes However, there was one major following: focused on the surroundings. problem. Germany plays a cruel trick *The Georgia Mexico Relief Fund, P.O. Box 704, Stone Mountain, GA We had wandered into a very on unsuspecting tourists. There is 30072. The phone number is (404) 641-3256. plush place. The patrons looked at us See EUROPE, p. 6 *The American Red Cross, Atlanta Chapter, 1925 Monroe Drive N.E., Atlanta, GA 30324. The phone number is (404) 881-9800. Eagles off to a good start The GSC football Eagles are once again off to an excellent start with a 3-1 record. Included in the total are victories over the defending Divisions II champion Troy State Trojans, and the highly regarded University of Tennessee-Chattanooga Moccasins. *^*i Southern will play its second home game of the season this Saturday at 1:30 p.m. against the Tennessee Tech Golden Eagles. All Eagle fans are urged to attend the game and support GSC football. Paulson Stadium has a seating capacity of 18,000, but only 9,227 fans showed up S*'. for the home opener against Middle Tennessee. Hopefully that number will increase tremendously for this Saturday's game now that the entire student body is back. Tickets can be purchased at the gates.

AMY SWANN Features Editor CHRIS NAIL Sports Editor CATHERINE CARTER Copy Editor JEFF ALMOND Advertising Manager SUSAN WITTE Assistant News Editor KEN FOX Photography Editor VALARIE HOWARD Graphic Artist

FRED RICHTER, Faculty Advisor

The George-Anne is the official newspaper of Georgia Southern College and is owned and operated by GSC. The office is located in Room 110, Williams Center, the telephone numbers are 912/681-5246 and 681-5418 and the mailing address is GSC, L.B. 8001, Statesboro, Ga. 30458. -The GEORGE-ANNE, Thursday, October 3, 1985, Page 5 David Wallace The Third Sector While attending a bachelor party reaching the "socratic circle" in front I could have easily just denied the "What does it really matter," I for a former fellow student this of the house, I found two of them, true entire ridiculous assertion, but before answered, having anticipated that summer, I became entwined in a sort to form, engaged in debate. I could take a sip of beer to keep from very question. "The fact is that they of heated political discourse. The "Government," said one of the biting my lip, the words, "that's only were there, and good work was being done as a result." <«. nature of the "debate" was not at all friendly combatants, "should provide partially true" escaped from my that surprising, considering that I am at least an adequate existence for all mouth. I was obliged to continue. In Gainesville, GA, my hometown, a political science major (I think), but of its citizens." "— ," I said, "have you for the past three years and where I the setting and the occasion were, in "No way, pal," said the other, ever been to a Rotary Club meeting, or attended the Jaycees meeting, there fact, odd for such an academic "government should help people only a Jaycees meeting, or a Lion's Club is a strong sense of "community." It is activity. to the extent that they help meeting?" a community where private citizens After driving for five hours to themselves." "Why, no," came the expected have realized that it is to their attend the gathering, I was surprised "Ah yes," I thought to myself, reply. advantage to help those less that my friend would choose a farm "another liberal/conservative "Well, reason with me then for a fortunate around them, and as a on the outskirts of Hinesville for his shouting match." I had seen this minute," I pleaded, "I think we are result of this "third sector's" efforts, last opportunity for drunken same debate at least 53 times, and it both about to learn something." Gainesville is an. extremely pleasant debauchery, but I immediately always seemed to end the same— "I went to a Jaycee luncheon this place to live and work. perked up when I saw several of my each person thinking he had "won," summer," I began, "and I was truly No, my liberal friend, I do not friends gathered around a keg, learning nothing, and generally impressed by what I saw." think that citizens should only be priming themselves for what I wasting a lot of his own drinking helped to the extent that they helped anticipated to be one fantastic time. "Go on," said my friend in a tone themselves, but I do not think that evening. This time, however, I was which indicated to me that his government owes them an existence Tiring quickly of the triple X determined to add a new dimension to counter attack was in the early eieiier. Would it not be better for movies being shown inside (there this argument, (thus saving the planning stages. government to spend a little money were no women at this party), I Republic) and my opportunity was on community involvement seminars returned to find my buddies putting a not long in coming. "What I saw was a group of young rather than writing welfare checks to substantial dent in the drum of drink "You conservatives," said the conservative businessmen and a social security number? of previous mention. As any friend of liberal persuasion, "are a professionals who were genuinely gentleman would have done (did I say most selfish lot, and rarely, if ever, do interested in the betterment of the Granted, the bachelor party that?), I toasted my host and ambled any of you do anything to help community." debate was not, by any stretch of the off, full beer in hand, in search of anyone other than yourselves." imagination, the definitive solution conversation. It had already been a to the conservative/liberal schism long summer and we had a lot of "Ah ha!" I exclaimed, armed with "I see," said my friend, "but were that has existed since the dawn of catching up to do; politics was far a briefcase full of conservative they really there out of, as you say, a time. It was much to superficial for from my mind. experience I had gathered while genuine desire to better the that. It did, however, serve one As usual, however, I underesti- clerking for a law firm this summer community, or were they there simply extreme function on that evening: it mated my (for the most part) political "I'll handle this," and I winked at my to do some PR work for their own shut my two friends up long enough science major buddies, and upon conservative buddy. oncerns?" for us to finish the. keg!

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■■•" ■>«■ •» •* «=£ Page 6, Thursday, October 3, 1985, The GEORGE-ANNE Application time is now for Model U.N. For the last several years, the Department of Political Science and Features the International Studies Committee EUROPE Hurst and Wright are the fall additions Continued from p. 4 at Georgia Southern College has nothing like spending an evening to GSC Psychology Department sponsored a delegation of college slugging away those little foreign students from all majors to By KATIE CARTER Dr. Kathy Wright, also new in the participate in the National Model brewskys, and then having to visit Features Writer psychology department, says the powder room. Well no problem. United Nations held in New York He recalled that while visiting in Statesboro is a real change from City. Again this year, we are Not yet. The problem comes when you Statesboro in 1969, he and some places she's lived before. She also was realize that someone must have planning to send a delegation to the friends went to the Flame, where a impressed by the welcome she Model United Nations which will be replaced the toilet paper with medium band by the name of "Rolling Stones" received from GSC and has found to coarse grade sanding sheets. This held in April 1986, at the Grand Hyatt was playing. He also remembered everyone to be friendly, though in New York. Over 1,200 delegates stuff was unbelievable. seeing other musicians while at sometimes, she says, the Southern We wrote letters home on it, used it from 150 colleges and universities are GSC—people like Jimmy Buffet and dialects are hard to understand. expected to attend. to refinish the surface of the furniture Ike and Tina Turner. Any interested student should in the pensions, and later used it He who, you're asking? Dr. Phil instead of rope to go rapelling in the contact Dr. Hashmi or Dr. Van Hurst, one of the two new professors "It is a Tassell in the Political Science Alps. No, I'm kidding about the last in the psychology department. He Department or stop by Newton 115 to two, but you could write a very nice earned a B.S. degree at GSC in 1975 pleasure to and long letter on it. pick up an application. The deadline and has now returned after 10 years. for submitting applications is I made a collection of the different have October 4, 1985. papers. I have written David Dr. Hurst, whose Ph.D. is from Letterman and I'm waiting any day Auburn U., has taught at Auburn and now for my invitation to his show, for at Belhaven College in Jackson, MS, colleagues Dr. Wright's research interest is the night he features, "Great Toilet where he was also department head. the effect of language on behavior. Papers of Europe." He has been author of several eager to An example she gave is looking at the Well, I know my German professor publications and has done post- differences in behavior of persons is reading this, so I better redeem doctoral work at Emory U. His main given instructions and then myself quickly. It was the most research interest is behavioral help." permitted to attempt a task vs. wonJcrful experience I have ever had. medicine (e.g.-, the effects of stress on Wright earned her Ph.D. at behavior of persons left along to figure I loved everything about the country the heart). Western Michigan U. (in Kalama- out what to do. She also does stimulus after I recovered from my initial Hurst has enjoyed being back in zoo). She taught there as a graduate control research with animals. culture shock. Statesboro and renewing old student and also taught in California Doctors Wright and Hurst were I wish everyone in America had friendships. "Also," he said, "I found one summer. One of her reasons for two of three candidates invited to the opportunity to visit Europe. If foi the department here extremely choosing to teach at GSC was the GSC for interviews after a nothing else, to collect the toilet supportive of my goals. It's a pleasure mild climate here—she said she was nationwide search, according to Dr. paper. to have colleagues eager to help." ready to get away from snow! McClure, department head.

The Placement Office wishes to announce the following recruiting schedule for the week of October 3-15. Employers will be on campus to interview students for internships and/or full time employment after graduation. Students interested in scheduling an interview should visit the Placement Office, Room 25 of the Rosenwald Building, to sign-up. For more information, please call 681-5415. * DATE COMPANY/AGENCY POSITIONS October 3 NOK, Inc. Mechanical and Electrical Engineering Technology mmI'M- October 7 Governor's Internship Internships with State Program Agencies (Pol. Science Dept. will schedule interview Kathy Wright relaxes in her office between classes. appointments.)

October 8 K-Mart Apparel Management Trainees

October 8 DavLong Computer Sales Representatives/ Systems Computers

October 14/15 Rich-Speak Manufacturing Corporation Management

Students are also reminded of the following deadlines for applications:

October 4 Applications for Governor's Internships due in the Political Science Office.

October 11 Deadline to register for the National Security Agency's Professional Qualification Test (given Oct. 26th). NSA will be on campus Spring Quarter to interview students who passed the test.

October 25 Deadline for registration for the Foreign Service Written Examinations (given December 7th). I Phil Hurst is an alumnus of GSC who has returned to teach in the psychology department. / .The GEORGE-ANNE, Thursday, October 3, 1985, Page 7 ••> Choosing a long distance m. ,. m- company is a lot lite choosing a roommate.

**?»•«■ It's better to know what they're like before you move in. Living together with someone for the first same high-quality, trouble-free service you're time can be an "educational" experience. used to. -*w And living with a long distance company With calls that sound as close as next door. isn't any different. Because some companies Guaranteed 60% and 40% discounts off our Day may not give you all the services you're used to Rate—so you can talk during the times you can getting from AT&T. relax. Immediate credit for wrong numbers. For instance, with some companies you have Operator assistance and collect calling. to spend a certain amount before you qualify for So when you're asked to choose a long dis- their special volume discounts. With some tance company choose AT&T. Because whether others, voice quality may vary. you're into Mozart or metal, quality is the one But when you choose AT&T, there won't be thing everyone can agree on. any surprises when you move in. You'll get the Reach out and touch someone? I AT&T ©1985 AT&T Communications The right choice. SSS3

Page 8, Thursday, October 3, 1985, The GEORGE-ANNE Life on your own may be tougher than you think

By AMANDA DEGENHARDT That's right, now you even have to Your food allotment will depend Also, remember (if you have a car) Features Writer pay someone to pick up your garbage on 1) whether or not you share food to allot enough money for gas each Congratulations! You've finally instead of being able to drop it down with others living in your apartment, month. Take into consideration how gotten past the sophomore on- the trash chute in the dorm and forget 2) how often you plan to eat out, and 3) much you want to spend on campus housing requirement and about it. if you still want to get a meal plan. entertainment such as going out to found your first apartment. Before you go any further, it is For those of you who spend a lot of your favorite drinking establish- Now, you're probably thinking, important to budget your expenses by time on campus and don't like to cook, ment, to the movies or whatever you life couldn't.be better since you are writing down how much money you having a meal plan might be the most enjoying doing. independent enough to manage your are able to spend for the quarter and a practical way to spend your money on Don't forget, you may want to own apartment. Why not? You finally list of your potential expenses. It will food. Also, buying groceries is spend i. jme of your money on have a chance to show mom and dad be easier to anticipate how much you cheaper in the long run compared to recreational needs such as joining a how mature and responsibile you are. will spend if you divide your total sum going out to eat. However, if you fitness club or an aerobic dance class. Of course, you discover that having by three, for each month of the simply must have a Wendy's your own little home is fantastic. quarter. First, consider your hamburger or can't seem to pass up Now, you can use your left-over After all, now you can cook your own "regular" expenses which are the Baskin Robbins, then solve this by funds to take a road trip on the meals and you don't have to pack up costs of everyday living. These keeping a small amount of money on weekend, buy that new pair of slacks all the necessary items to go take a include; utilities, rent, transporta- reserve for eating out and spending it for fall, or perhaps that new album shower. tions, food and entertainment. wisely. you've been longing to have. However, you soon discover there After the first of the month, it will won't be any running water for your be much easier to make estimates on Finally, since you've budgeted shower or any red-hot burners on the your utilities and subtract them from your expenses, when you call home, it stove if you don't have your utilities the total amount you have for the "Congratulations! is not because you need to announce hooked up. Discuss the electricity quarter. your financial troubles to mom and hook up with your parents if they In addition to utilities, rent should You've.., found dad. Instead you will be able to tell provide your funds. Find out if your be your top priority and the amountof them you're managing your parents will pay a new deposit or save your rent payment has already been your first apartment just fine. You'll show them the extra expense by signing for you established. 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HOME ADDRESS YOUR SIGNATURE 1 CITY STATE ZIP Include a S15 minimum deposit I Page 10, Thursday, October 3, 1985, The GEORGE-ANNE- Jenkins leads defense Eagles down Troy State By DON WEBB It took QB Ham only three plays to Sports Writer take advantage of the Trojan's The Georgia Southern Football mistake, as he hit FB Gerald Harris Eagles traveled over to Troy, on a 10-yard screen play for the score. Alabama to take on the defending Tim Foley's extra point conversion Division II National Champion Troy was successful, and extended the State University Trojans, and came Eagles' lead to what seemed to be a away with a 17-10 victory. The win commanding 17-3 advantage. improved GSC's record in the 1985 campaign to 2-1, with both victories However, Troy State obviously coming on the road. had other ideas as they took the The teams battled to a 3-3 tie after ensuing kickoff and marched 80 one quarter of play, but less than a yards in nine plays for the score. minute into the second quarter Tracy During the possession the Eagles Ham sprinted right and into the end were penalized twice on personal zone from seven yards out to give fouls and gave up a 23 yard Southern the lead. The scoring drive quarterback keeper that put the ball covered 61 years on eight plays. down inside of the 10 yard line.

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attempt. The Eagles then ran out the defensive guard Jessie Jenkins. clock to secure the victory. "Jessie played a super game," said Tracy Ham captured game high Russell. "It was probably the best honors as he gained a total of 252 game ever played by a defensive total yards passing and rushing. lineman at Georgia Southern Coach Erk Russell was apparently College." Jenkins had 14 solo tackles well pleased with Ham's plays. and five assists for a total of 19, and "Tracy Ham gave a fine perfor- caused a fumble and an interception. mance," Russell stated. "The first two Despite the win, Russell still feels teams we played took the option his team needs to improve. "I thought away, but Troy State didn't and we may give the game away because Tracy was able to take advantage of of mental errors and mistakes," he it." commented. "We played good tough However, the highest accolades defense, but still need to come a long were for the "original Eagle," way to become a complete team." Football Summaries

GSC 17 GSC 10 0 3 6 TSU 10 UTC 7 0 7 0 TSU FG Clem 37 GSC - G. Harris 1 Run (Foley kick) GSC FG Foley 25 UTC-Barner 23yd. pass from Couch (Waters kick) Erk Russell has done an excellent job at GSC helm. GSC Ham 7 run (Foley kick) GSC - Foley 54 yd field goal GSC Harris 10 pass from Ham (Foley kick) UTC- Barner36yd. passfrom Couch (Waters kick) TSU Dugosh 1 run (Clem kick) GSC - Foley 20 yd. field goal After the ensuing kickoff, TSU With over 14:00 minutes left in the GSC - Sharpe 20 yd. pass from Ham (pass fail) game, Tracy Ham lined up the offense used up nearly five minutes on a drive GSC TSU GSC UTC that took them down to Georgia at their own 23, hoping to put together First Downs 14 15 First downs 19 15 Rushes - Yards 45-191 50-181 Southern's 28, but on a second down a time consuming drive that would Rushes - Yards 47-236 36-143 Passing 123 86 Passing 146 160 and eleven, cornerback Chris Aiken end up in some points. Return - Yards 105 58 Return - Yards 24 14 stepped in front of an errant pass for Comp-AH 8-20-1 5-16-2 Comp- AH 13-19 12-26 Punts 6-33.5 5-31.8 the interception. Neither team was The drive covered nearly 62 yards Punts 5-24.4 5-40.2 Fumbles - Lost . 1-0 2-1 Fumbles - Lost 4-0 2-2 able to mount another consistent and consumed almost six minutes, Penalties - Yards 8-67 5-28 drive as the half ended with the but on a third down and six, Ham's Penalties - Yards 9-83 8-55 Eagles holding a 10-3 advantage. pass was intercepted and returned to GSC INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS GSC Individual Leaders the Trojans' 21. RUSHING - Ham 20-129, R. Harris 11-38, RUSHING - Ham 28 - 124, G. Harris 12-51, The second half got under way With time running out in the G. Harris 11-27 R. Harris 6-50 with GSC's Tony Belser returning the PASSING - Ham 8-20-1-123 PASSING - Ham 13-19-140 game, TSU's quarterback hit wide- RECEIVING - Barron 2-69, - Little 3-51, RECEIVING - R. Harris 6-49, G. Harris 1-22, kickoff 24 yards to the 28 yard line. out Travis Haywood on a 25-yard Worsham 1-21, G. Harris 2-16 Sharpe 1-20 The Eagles quickly drove to the Troy pass play, and suddenly the Trojans State 41, but the drive stalled and Rob looked as if they were marching. — REMAINDER OF EAGLE SCHEDULE Whitton was sent in to punt. Whitton's punt pinned the Trojans After three successive Trojan first DATE OPPONENT SITE TIME Oct. 5 Tennessee Tech Statesboro 1:30 P.M. deep into their own territory, and downs, the Eagles defense found Oct. 12 Bethune-Cookman Statesboro 1:30 P.M. forced TSU to begin their drive at the themselves defending inside their Oct. 19 OPEN own 20. TSU was unable to complete Oct. 26 Newberry (Homecoming) Statesboro 1:30 P.M. 10. On the first play from scrimmage Nov. 2 James Madison Harrisonburg, VA 1:30 P.M. the center snap was mishandled and another first down in three plays, and Nov. 9 Central Florida Statesboro 1:30 P.M. GSC's Charles Carper was there to on fourth down, 5-10, 200 lb. rover Nov. 16 East Tennessee State Statesboro 1:30 P.M. Nov. 23 South Carolina State Orangeburg, S.C. claim the turnover. Hugo Rossignol intercepted the pass 7:30 P.M. : if-— The GEORGE-ANNE, Thursday, October 3, 1985, Page 11 GSC Soccer team off to a slow start in '85 season By CHRIS NAIL Davidson was dedicating its new 17th, and the two teams played to a 0- The College of Charleston r Sports Editor stadium, and came away with a 2-0 0 tie. The tie (which is of course like trounced Southern the next day, 5-1, The 1985 edition of the GSC soccer victory over GSC. *•- * kissing your sister) left a bad taste in in a match that was closer than the Eagles won't be confused with any of Rafter's mouth as his most decorated score indicated. "They had 12 shots the great New York Cosmos teams of The following day the Eagles player, Cam Ball, broke his wrist and on goal," Rafter commented, "and we the past, but according to Head picked up their only win of the young will be out for the remainder of the had 10 shots on goal. They have a Coach John Rafter, the Eagles aren't season as they blanked Wolford 1-0. season. Ball, a left outside defender, really strong team with some good as bad as their 1-2-2 record would Freshman midfielder Blake Frazier was the only GSC soccer player to athletes." seem to indicate. "All the teams we scored t.he game's only goal in the earn TAAC All-Conference honors The Charleston trip left GSC's last season. "We'll miss Cam," Rafter record at 1-2-2, but Coach Rafter feels stated. his team is improving. "I'm pleased GSC traveled to Charleston, South with the progress we're making," he Carolina on September 21 to take on stated. "Team morale is high and the Baptist College. Once again it was kids are working hard." the sisterly kiss syndrome as the Perhaps the hard work will pay match ended in a 2-2 tie. Freshman off, and GSC soccer fans will see their striker Mike Smith had one goal and team playing for the TAAC Eastern one assist, while last year's leading Division Championship when scorer, midfielder Mike Mitchell, Southern hosts the event October 31st added the other goal. and November 1st.

I — 1985 SOCCER — » October 4 WOFFORD 4 p.m. STATESBORO October 5 Berry College 2 p.m. ♦ Rome, GA October 11SAVANNAH COLLEGE OF ART 4 p.m. STATESBORO October 13 EMORY 2 p.m. STATESBORO | October 16 MERCER 4 p.m. STATESBORO October 24 FLORIDA ATLANTIC 4 p.m. STATESBORO | October 26 Coastal Carolina 2 p.m. Conway, S.C. October 28 Coker 4 p.m. ♦ Hartsville, S.C. October 31 TAAC E. DIV. CHAMPIONSHIPS TBA STATESBORO November 1 TAAC E. DIV. CHAMPIONSHIPS TBA STATESBORO I November 8 TAAC Championship TBA E. Division Winner | 3 -;■?■■■'W$ iM;M^'^'.'^-MMi WffMi In the Reflector 1985, on page 218, the following Head coach John Rafter explains his strategy during a break in the action. statement appears: have played had played several second period (a soccer game consists games before us," said Rafter. "We of two 45-minute periods.) have a tough schedule, but we're Stetson came to town for the improving every game." Eagles home opener on September

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Page 12, Thursday, October 3, 1985, The GEORGE-ANNE. Eagles pull off upset over U. T. Chattanooga By ANTHONY DASHER giving UTC excellent field position at occasion and forced an incomplete As for the offense, Ham was again Sports Writer the Eagles 45 yard line. Then four pass allowing the Eagles to take over the team leader, running for 129 The Georgia Southern Eagles, plays later, Couch again hooked up at their own 14. yards and passing for 146. Gerald voted as 10-point underdogs going and Ricky Harris added 51 and 50 into the game with the University of After Gerald Harris banged ahead yards respectively. Ricky Harris was Tennessee at Chattanooga, came three times for good yardage, Ham the leading receiver with six for 49 back with an early fourth quarter "We made a lot exploded up the field on a terrific 49- yards. touchdown and hung on to defeat the of mistakes, yard run to the Mocs 15-yard line to "We made a lot of mistakes," Moccasins 19-14 in what was one of secure the Eagles victory. Russell commented, "but we found a the biggest road victories in the way to win." He also added, "both history of the young Eagles team. The but we found a Coach Russell was pleased with Ricky and Gerald Harris had fine game was played under clear, cool the play of his defense which had no games; they showed me moves I skies and 66 degree weather at way to win. outstanding individual perfor- didn't know they had." Chamberlain Field in Chattanooga mances, but gave a solid team effort. The victory over Chattanooga before a crowd of 8,892 fans. It's a lot easier Flint Matthews and Nay Young had 7 raided the Eagles record to 3-1 on the tackles each to lead the defense, and season. Russell concluded by saying, After winning the toss, GSC coming home Aiken had six tackles to go along with "these road trips are tough, but it's a elected to kick off to UTC in what his interception and fumble recovery. lot easier coming home after a win." soon provided the Eagles with the >9 first big break of the game. On the after a win. very first play from scrimmage, running back David Williams fumbled the ball and it was recovered —Coach Russell on the UTC five yard line by GSC defensive back Chris Aiken. Then on with Barner on a 36-yard scoring a fourth down and one, Gerald Harris strike and the Eagles found carried the mail for the score. Tim themselves down 14-10. ■*&

Oports Beat By CHRIS NAIL Sports Editor The Falcons 0-4 record can be attributed mainly to the loss of two starting and one reserve defensive backs for the season. However, they have some problems on offense also. Their wide receivers are so small that they can't run pass routes across the middle for fear of being demolished. This means the opposing defensive backs can cover the receivers to the outside without worrying about them coming through the middle, which makes their coverage almost impenetrable. Sunday's game against the Rams was a good example. In the first half, both Stacey Bailey and Cahrley Brown were racked up after catching passes across the middle. After that, no Atlanta receiver caught a ball across the middle as their passing game took the remainder of the afternoon off. An offense with two, 160 pound wideouts and no tight end isn't going to be Fullback Gerald Harris leaps over goal line for Eagles' first touchdown very effective. of the game. Eagles' rushing attack piled up yardage. * * * There were two brutual fights on the Saturday night of the 21st, one in Foley's kick was good and GSC had a GSC then took to the air on the Las Vegas, Nevada, the other in Baltimore, Maryland. The first one— quick 7-0 lead. arm of Tracy Ham who passed the Larry Holmes vs. Michael Spinks—was a scheduled championship bout. Unfortunately, the Eagle lead was Eagles down the Mocs three-yard The second one—New York Yankee manager Billy Martin vs. Yankee short lived as the Mocs drove down line where the drive faltered. But out pitcher Ed Whitson—broke out unexpectedly in a hotel bar. the field in 11 plays, culminated by a came "Mr. Reliable" Tim Foley who In the Holmes-Spinks fight, Holmes was trying to tie the late, great 23-yard touchdown pass from Tim booted a 20-yard field goal as UTC's Rocky Marciano's 49-0 record, best in history among heavyweights. Couch to Alan Barner. After the kick lead was cut to one, 14-13. What he got instead was a totally unexpected loss to Spinks. Spinks—in the game was tied at 7-7. winning the same title his brother Leon won against Muhammed Ali in On the first play of the fourth 1978—becomes the first light heavyweight champion to win the Then after an exchange of punts, quarter, Couch fumbled the ball and heavyweight championship. Holmes, in the aftershock of his loss, made the running of Gerald and Ricky defensive end John Richardson some very degrading comments about Marciano and the Marciano Harris moved the ball to the UTC 37 recovered on the Chattanooga 32. family. He later apologized for his remarks. One can't help but feel a little where the drive stalled. Undaunted, Southern then moved the ball to the Tim Foley came out and booted a 19-yard line and on a 2nd and 11, sorry for Holmes. He was a great champion who defended his title school record, 54-yard field goal to Ham connected with Monte Sharpe against all comers, but because he wasn't flamboyant he never got the give the Eagles a 10-7 lead and the on a 20-yard touchdown pass and the respect he truly deserved. momentum in the game. Eagles were up 19-14. GSC went for a Fight no. 2, Martin vs. Whitson, left the controversial Martin with a two point conversion, but Ham's pass broken right arm and cracked ribs. Whitson—who joined the Yankees The second quarter turned out to was incomplete. this year as a free agent—reportedly jumped Martin as he tried to break be a defensive struggle, ending with up a confrontation between Whitson and a patron of the bar. The fight Aiken intercepting a pass at the five- UTC looked ready to score when was said to have lasted off and on for three hours with various locations: yard line to preserve the Eagles' Alan Evans, a transfer from Auburn, the lounge, lobby, parking lot and finally the third floor of the hotel. halftime lead. and Couch ran and passed the Mocs Martin is notorious for fighting with his players, bosses and anyone else GSC received the second half all the way to the Eagle 15-yard line. who ruffles his feathers. Perhaps now he will realize he's not the spring kickoff, but went backwards instead But on a fourth and five situation, chicken he used to be and calm down some, but don't count on it. of forward and was forced to punt Southern's defense rose to the