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Gena Miller SGA will give a portion of the money raised from l~tudentnames Chanticleer News writer the movie to the AIDS Clinic in Anniston. store, wins bike The Student Government Association is adding a Narvaez believes that now more than ever stu- more personal perspective to next week's AIDS dents should educate themselves about AIDS in by Rachel Watkins _ Awareness Week activities. "We always hear about Chanticleer News writer the medical side of it," explains Angel Narvaez, see AIDS page 3 Last week, in front of a small group of SGA Second Vice President. "This year we wanted faculty and students, JSU president Harold McGee presented Kelli to put sort of a human touch to it." Slaughter with the bicycle that was the The SGA is planning several events including prize in a recent restaurant-naming con- Project Face To Face, an exhibit from California. test. Out of the 202 entries, Slaughter's The exhibit contains plaster castings of the faces of idea, "Jacks Snack Shack" was selected twenty AIDS victims who range in age from chil- as the best by a panel of faculty and stu- dren to senior citizens. Visitsrs can listen to tape dents. recordings of these people telling about their expe- Ms. Slaughter, who works at JSU's riences with AIDS. "It's ... powerful because you Part-Time Employment Office, said, "I not only hear their voice, but you're sitting there ... was thinking of Luttrell Hall, and the looking them in the face," Narvaez says. "It puts fact that there was a food store there, things on a more human level." The SGA is also and the name of the restaurant occurred hosting the program' "Friendship in the Age of to me from that." She said she got the idea to enter the name into the contest AIDS" with T.J. and Joel again this year. from a friend. The winning entry was Admission is free to the exhibit and the program. chosen by both students and faculty, The Tuesday night movie will be "And the Band though primarily by the SGA three-stu- Played On," an HBO original picture about the dent panel. beginnings of the AIDS epidemic in America. The JSU hosts inaugural Writers' Bowl Clinton wins record-setting election by Thomas Webb by Jennie Ford Analysts say that people were content with the Alabama Supreme Court Chanticleer News writer Chanticleer political writer status quo and did not feel that they needed to Harold See, R vote. , There were some amendments to the On Tuesday, October 29, JSU hosted Election day brought with it many firsts this Here at home, the Republicans dominated. Alabama State Constitution that voters were its first ever Writers' Bowl. Twenty-one year. This was the first time in 68 years that a Dole carried Alabama with about 688,986 faced with on Tuesday that many voters did Republican Congress was re-elected, the first teams from sixteen schools across the votes as opposed to Clinton's 590,954. The not really know anything about. These five time that a Democrat President was re-elected state competed for top honors in two Republicans won 5 of the 7 seats in the House amendments were on issues like hunting and since Franklin D Roosevelt, and the first time and Jeff Sessions beat out Roger Bedford for fishing rights and bingo. The results of that areas: drama and poetry. Each team in many, many years that a Republican consisted of two sophomores, two Howell Heflin's vacated Senate seat. In the vote are as follows: Amendment No. 1 Congress and Democrat President were re- Supreme Court race Republican Harold See Hunting and fishing rights was approved, juniors, and two seniors. elected in the same year. beat Judge Kenneth Ingram by a narrow mar- No.2 Retirement for public officials was The Writers' Bowl was arranged by In case you have not heard President Bill gin. approved, No.3 Guilty pleas in non-capital JSU's English Department. The idea Clinton was reelected for a second and final Here's a list of Alabama's newly elected cases was approved, No.4 Morgan County came about through a meeting between term on Tuesday. Clinton fell short of his goal officials: Bingo was approved, and No.5 Jefferson JSU President Harold McGee and sev- to win 50% of the popular vote by only 1%, US Senate County Bingo was also approved. eral members of the English taking 49% and leaving Dole and Perot to Jeff Sessions, R Here at home in Jacksonville the Department. English professor Steve divide it with 41% and 8% respectively. US House Jacksonville Board of Education had one seat However, Clinton won by a landslide in the Whitton says that the Writers' Bowl was District 1- Sonny Callahan, R vacant. Mike Limerick and "Mike" Zenanko Electoral College taking 379 votes leaving District 2- Terry Everett, R squared off in this race and Limerick was the to encourage writing. This could also 151 for Dole and none for Perot. This trans- become a recruiting tool, by introduc- District 3- Bob Riley, R winner by a landslide. lates to 31 states carrying Clinton and 19 car- District 4-- Robert Aderholt, R Both Democrats and Republicans came out ing prospective students to JSU. rying Dole. District 5- Bud Cramer, winners on Tuesday and the face the challenge Despite all this pollsters say that it appears District 6- Spencer Bachus, R of four more years in office and leading there was one more record set this year-a District 7- Earl Hillard, D America across "the bridge to the future." record low voter turn out nation-wide. PAGE 2 NOVEMBER 7,1996 THE CHANTICLEER

NATION0 STATE % Chanticleer November 7,1996 *The SGA Student Senate meets every Monday night at 6 p.m. in the TMB auditorium on the 3rd floor of the TMB. Everyone is encouraged and welcome to attend. UM student drops to keep baby Congratulations to Alpha Xi Delta for winning the IM Football. by College Press Service make the settlement easier to in college. Groups such as 1 carry out. the American Civil Liberties *Just a reminder - submissions for the announcements box may bc ANN ARBOR, Mich.- The case drew national Union and the National brought to the Chanticleer offices at 180 Self by 12 p.m. Monday before Jennifer Ireland, a Uriiversity attention in 1994, when a cir- Organization for Women the desired publication date. of Michigan sophomore who cuit court judge awarded cus- protested the ruling. almost lost custody of her tody of the little girl to Last November, the daughter because she used Smith, because Ireland Michigan Court of Appeals day care, is dropping out of placed her in day care while ordered a retrial in circuit school to end a bitter custody attending class. Judge court, and the state Supreme battle with the girl's father. Raymond Cashen said the Court agreed that day care Ireland, 2 1, agreed to share plan would mean the child was not a legitimate reason custody of 5-year-old would be "raised and super- to deny custody. Marada with Steve Smith, vised a great part of the time When the parties agreed to who lives about 50 miles by strangers." a settlement, Judge Lido V. away from the Ann Arbor The decision upset many Bucci, who was to preside campus. Ireland has said that educators, who feared that it over the new trial, said it was 010-29-96 Lee Otis Tippins, 36, of Jacksonville, AL was arrested at she plans to leave the univer- would discourage women time for them to "stop the Mountain/l'ark Ave., Jacksonville, and charged with DUI. sity and move to that area to with children from enrolling bloodletting." 010-29-96 William Ashley Robinson repolred unlawful breaking and entering of a vehicle at the Houston Cole Library parkmg lot. Guy Fawkes day burns new memories for JSU 010-30-96 Jawanda Munford reported harassment (comrnunica- ministers on November 5, tions) at Curtiss Hall. Chris Colvard est of the works of Thomas Hardy with Smith. In 1605. The zealous Roman 010-30-96 UPD reported criminal mischief at the Kappa Sigma Chanticleer News writer building site. "Return of the Native," Catholics were angered by Guy Fawkes Day, a 010-31-96 Trei M. Johnson reported criminal mischief at Sparkman Hardy mentions Guy James' refusal to grant more British holiday, was cele- Hall. Fawkes Day. Smith and religious toleration to brated last Tuesday in a 010-31-96 Jacquiselyn Steele reported criminal mischief at the park Prentiss got together and Catholics. The conspirators most peculiar place -the ing lot of Curtiss Hall. organized the first annual rented a cellar extending intramural fields of 011- 1-96 Byron Cole reported criminal mischief at Paul Snow Guy Fawkes Day celebra- under Parliament, and Stadium (Concession B). Jacksonville State tion at JSU. Fawkes planted at least 20 011-1-96 Matthew Brannon Morgan, 18, of Gadsden, AL was University, USA. This year, they organized barrels of gunpowder there. arrested at the Mason Hall parking lot and charged with possession of This marks the second the second annual event One of the followers alcohol by a minor. year that members of JSU complete with all the right issued a warning to his 011-1-96 James Matthew Kay, 18, of Gadsden, AL was arrested at faculty have organized this touches, including tea and cousin, a member of the Mason Hall parking lot and charged with possession of alcohol by event to celebrate the defeat a minor. cookies supplied by the Parliament, and the plot was of a planned takeover of the 011-1-96 UPD reported possession of alcohol by a minor at the SGA and the Student found out. Fawkes was British Parliament over 390 Mason Hall parking lot. Council. The festivities arrested in the cellar on the years ago. According to 011-2-96 UPD reported a fire alarm at Dixon Hall. kicked off at 5:00 p. m., morning of November 5. Larry Smith of the 011-3-96 Tonnar Estingoy reported theft of property at Logan Hall. with a roaring bonfire lit by, He was tried and found Financial Aid Office, the 011-4-96 A dorm guard reported disorderly conduct at Crow Hall. as Dr. Steven Whitton guilty before a special com- event was first scheduled to remarked, "a lusty wench." mission on January 27, help "honor the British and S~ngleCopy Dr. Phil Koerper of the 1606, and was executed the British students." He History Department gave a opposite the Parliament also said that it was for THE*CHANTICLEER detailed chronicle of the building. $o 25 "those interested in Engish events leading to Guy In January 1606, Benjamin Cunningham, Editor in Chief literature and English histo- Scott Hopkin, Managing Editor Mai Martinez, News Fawkes Day. Parliament established ry. Guy Fawkes was a British November 5 as a day of Editor Bill King 111, Features Editor Rebecca Matanic, The idea occured last year soldier and the best-known public thanks-giving. Sports Editor Michelle Clark, Copy Editor Janna Waller, with a letter from Smith to Photo Director member of the Gunpowder James I created the holiday, Dr. Clyde Cox, head of the Plot, a conspiracy of a known popularly as Guy Hope Sims, Advertising Director English Department, sug- group of English Roman Fawkes Day, for two main Joe Langston, Advisor gesting a commemoration Catholics, led by Robert reasons: to celebrate the The Chanticleer, the student newspaper of Jacksonville State University, is pro- of the British holiday. The duced by students. The editor in chief has the final decision on editorial content Catesby. The group defeat of a radical faction letter was brought to the Funding is provided through advertisements and University appropriations planned to blow up trying to destroy the gov- Offices are in 180 Self Hall. attention of Dr. Harold Parliament, King James I Prentiss, a JSU English pro- Editorials are the opinions of the editorial staff unless otherwise noted. and his family, and chief see Fawkes page 3 IThe editor in chief reserves the right to edit for content and space. I fessor who shares an inter- THE CHANTICLEER NOVEMBER 7,1996 PAGE 3

JSU DANBALL in the world, provides ser- library. All aspiring writers, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at TKE is currently holding a The JSU Danball Alliance vice to the campus, to the poets, or playwrights are Red Lobster at 1725 canned food and clothing will meet Wednesday, community, fellowship with welcome. Rainbow Drive in Gadsden. drive for the ARC of November 13 at 6:30 p.m. others, and leadership Event #2: Monday, Calhoun County until on the 3rd floor of the TMB. opportuinites. JACKSONVILLE November 18- celebrity November 15 for the All students are welcome to Circle K meets every ASSOCIATIONOF NURSINGWaiters from 6 p.m. to 9 Thanksgiving Holidays. attend, especially if you're Tuesday at 3:00 p.m. on the STUDENTS p.m. at Red Lobster in ARC was able to help over interested in playing. Visit 3rd floor of the TMB. For The Jacksonville Gadsden. 60 needy families last year the JSUDA homepage at information, contact Quintin Association of Nursing The Shelter, Inc., serves during the holiday period. http://www.geocities.com/C Percentie at 782-7205, or Students are hosting two Cherokee, Dekalb, and Anyone interested in donat- olosseumlField/ll98. George Davis at 782-5272. charity events in which all Etowah counties by provid- ing to the ARC should con- proceeds will be donated to ing assistance to battered tact Russell Taylor of TKE CIRCLEK INTERNATIONAL THE WRITER'SCLUB The Shelter, Inc. men, women, and children. at 435-1997. Circle K, the largest col- The Writer's Club meets Event #1: Sunday, legeiate service organization Wednesdays at 3:30 on the November 17- bake sale, Fawkes from page 2 ernment, and to try and Glouschestire, told of her community experience." selection of "Mary Poppins In spite of the small crowd, downplay the pagan holiday memories of Guy Fawkes A group of madrigal Opens the Door" done by the evening was educational of Halloween. These days, Day . She told of how the singers, led by Dr. Joel Whitton. This last reading as well as entertaining. people remember the event town would take a collec- Knapp of the Music was punctuated by a minor Tonight helped to bridge a with bonfires, fireworks, tion to buy fireworks to Department, presented two fireworks display. cultural gap between and the selling of little Guy light at the bonfire. "Each selections that helped add to Sadly, there was a light England and America. Fawkes puppet-effigies or person would donate three the overall feel of the night. turnout. Prentiss faults this Maybe with more events "guys." pounds each, and we would The readings of the night with a lack of publicity, and like this, we as a student British native Sue Bishop, use the money to buy the include a Wordsworth son- hopes that next year there body can understand each of the small town Alston in fireworks ...It was more of a net done by Prentiss and a will be a bigger audience. other a little better. Continued from AIDS page 1 order to prevent its and will open each day spreading. "AIDS is a except Tuesday from 9:00 disease that knows no a.m. until 4:30 p.m. On race, it knows no ethnici- Tuesday, the exhibit will ty, it knows no color, no open at 9:00 a.m. and sex, no orientation," he remain open late so that reflects. "It's a non-dis- Tuesday night movie- criminating disease, so goers can visit it. The it's something that every- program "Friendship In one needs to rally The Age of AIDS" will be Monday - Wednesday against." on Thursday, November 7 am - 10 pm Project Face To Face 14 at 7:00 p.m. in Leone Thursday - Saturday will be located on the Cole Auditorium. 7am-11 pm third floor of the TMB Sunday loam-5pm

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Rape drug Rohypnol- - infiltrating college campuses across the US interactions I can't recall." Women's Clinic. into the man's attempt to escort and tested by Roche Laboratories in by Joel Sawyer Rohypnol is a powerful sedative ''Tkiele are women found in cars Kristin out of the bare. Kristin Massachusetts, free of charge. The Minnesota Daily commonly prescribed as a sleeping without clothes on who couldn't believes the bruises on her arms and Until recently there has been no MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.- Kristin, pill in Europe and Latin America remember anything except that they neck were a result of the man trying way of detecting the drug's pres- a University of Minnesota sopho- since 1975. It is illegal in the feel violated," she said. to force her to leave with him. ence in cases of sexual assault, and more, awoke after a night of danc United States. Several days after the early Fortunately, Julie intervened and few confirmed victims have been ing at a popular downtown night- The drug causes drowsiness, loss October incident, Kristin had pieced took Kristin home. identified. But hopefully, with the club with bruises all over her body of inhibition and judgment, dizzi- together what happened, combining Rohypnol comes from the same new test, Anglin said, suspected and no memory of how she got ness, confusion and in cases of high shards of her own memory and her drug family- benzodiazepines -as rapists can be identified and prose- them. dosage, amnesia. The drug's effects friend Julie's recollections. Valium and Halcion, but has a much cuted. The last thing she recalls is being are intensified when used in con- Shortly after Kristin met the man more powerful, hypnotic effect than Anglin said Hoffmann-La Roche approached by a tall man with long junction with alcohol. with the long hair, she began to act those drugs, said Anglin. is cooperating with the Drug black hair, who leaned over to intro- Rohypnol is smuggled into the "wasted and drunk," even though To help identify victims of Enforcement Administration and duce himself to her on the darkened U.S. primarily from Colombia and she had consumed little alcohol that Rohypnol-related sexual assaults other law enforcement agencies to dance floor. Mexico in tablet form, according to night. Kristin said she thinks the and combat negative press reports, stop illegal diversions of the drug Kristin, who asked to have her last U, S. Drug Enforcement Agency man spiked her drink with a Hoffmann-La Roche began offering into the United States. name withheld, said she believes documents.. The tablets dissolve Rohypnol tablet when he leaned free drug testing this summer for Last month, Congress approve a she may have been a victim of the easily in beverages such as soft close to her to introduce himself. suspected victims. bill that imposes much harsher "rape drug" Rohypnol. drinks, beer and liquor, leaving no The drug's effects can begin with- "We're concerned because it's our criminal penalties for using any When she awoke in her bed the taste, color or odor. in minutes, said Ann Marie Anglin, drug, and we're quite disturbed drugs to commit sexual assault and next morning she was confused and Rohypnol is becoming the drug of a spokesperson for Hoffmann-La because it's being used for this other violent acts. The bill provides disoriented. "I felt like, 'What the choice for would-be rapists whose Roche, Rohypnol's manufacturer. unfortunate purpose," Anglin said. a maximum penalty of up to 20 hell happened to me?"' she said. identity is often masked by the And they apparently did with Suspected victims can have their years in prison for using any con- "I felt something was wrong, I had amnesia-like effects of the drug, Kristin . urine tested within 72 hours of trolled substance, including bruises form head to toe ...and for said Pamela Smith, a registered What started out as innocent danc- exposure at a health care facility Rohypnol, to commit a violent act. nine hours had conversations and nurse at Boynton Health Service's ing with the man quickly progressed such. The sample will be mailed to A. All of them. EarnRoom up to and $3,000-$6,00Otper Boardl Transporlationl month Q. HOWmany en ~t comes to AIDS, YOU need the facts - wand you can find them at your local pharma- counties in cy. AIDS doesn't dlscr~m~nate.In fact, the number of AIDS cases IS grolvlng fastest In small towns and AIDS Alabama report rural areas To learn more, plck up new, free brochures ~nthe "Answers Earn $200-$500 weekly mailing phone cards. For ~nformzt~onsend a about AIDS" dlsplay at your local self-addressed stamped envelope to: AIDS cases? pharmacy. Drop by today. Inc., P.O. Box 0887, Miam, FL 331 64 What if page two of The Chnlzticleer looked like this? under Remember, While hoping that the furor because they are'censorship 1- caused over remarks made by Two days after student protest- where or when the game would be dies ers demanding the resignation of replayed yet, and we didn't want the First -down, halted the Scarlet to jeopardize any possible deci- have come under fire again, this -Knights' game against the Uni- sion by 7-1 Amendment is time for 1-- versity of Massachusetts, guard S~ncethe Feb 7 basketball game Damon Santiago told a Targurn ", in which 150 students -The Amencan Association of reporter that he thought flooded onto the court, m0 re than 0ur University Professors has cnti- _I - has issued a warning to- students cized the Rutgers administration Senior forward Jamal Philips that they may face punishment if for told a reporter that y they interfere with right to print. "The forum has been- used to make - --s a point, and no further disruptions -, -, wlll be tolerated," -1" with reporters at The Dally In late January, the AAUP re- Targum, the campus newspaper he said leased a of a made by "We condemn the attempt to The next day, head coach Bob in November in which It's your right stifle the free speech of the mem- Wenzel asked team members not he sad 1-k bers of the Rutgers men's basket- to dlscuss the issue with report- 0 ball team," ?- ers to read, to -1 - -has since apologized Brought to you by the for the remarks. other must not becurtailed simply - Soczety of Professional Journalists THE CHANTICLEER NOVEMBER 7,1996 PAGE 5

Lunch Domino sSpecials - II The current state I

name for itself by attack- ing four-year colleges and universities. VIEWS The Chanticleer November 7, 1996 Don't lose the voting tever, it again is anything but the status al and overall restructuring quo. of how we fund it in this The current state adminis- state is what is needed. tration has made a name for Let it be known that you Overstepping thier bounds? itself by attacking four-year won't accept a system that colleges- and universities. duplicates higher education I I If you voted in Tuesday's Governor Fob James has facilities in our state unnec- The SGA's recent passing of elections, pat yourself on repeatedly cut funding essarily, pushing up costs, a bill that requires individuals the back. The odds are, from higher education, forc- causing tuition increases outside of the student body to Try listening for a since you're in Alabama, ing our schools to raise their simply to handle the over- get prior approval from the that the candidate you voted tuition. That's passing an head of a college education. SGA before speaking at a for in the race for the presi- unfair cost on to students. Raise your voice instead for meeting needs to be reconsid- dency didn't win the office, Between now and 1998, a fair, sensible system of ered. The bill appears to be but please don't let that dis- don't forget the power in higher education in rash legislation prompted by some SGA members' frustration courage you from voting your hands when you pull Alabama. with alumnus Jose Martinez's consistent voice in university again in the near future. the lever in the booth or Go to the polls in According to early reports mark the ballot with your November 1998 and raise The SGA defends this bill by saying that it ensures relevan- on CNN Headline News, pen. You have the power to your voice. Demand that cy to issues at hand so time is not wasted. However, there are voter turnout in Alabama join your voice with the someone sit in the gover- serious issues that they apparently did not take into consider- was high. That's a great voices of millions of others, nor's office in Montgomery ation with this bill. trend. More- Alabamians creating a single voice that who can address Alabama's First and foremost, is it fair to assume that JSU students will than normal turned out will drive our government education needs and other be well represented by a student government that has the Tuesday to make their voic- in whatever direction we concerns, moving our state power to determine what is and is not relevant? Although es heard, to let it be known choose. forwaid into the next centu- students will still be allowed to speak freely, JSU is a public that they weren't satisfied Two years from now, use ry with innovative ideas and institution. Therefore, shouldn't all Alabama taxpayers have a with the status quo. that power to let it be a sense of fairness. voice at JSU? The SGA's time is not being wasted when a I'd ask all those who known that you won't stand Otherwise we'll probably concerned taxpayer takes the time to attend and speak at an voted Tuesday, and those for unfair education funding wind up with the same busi- SGA meeting. who are eligible to vote but in Alabama. Let it be ness-as-usual, special inter- If a speaker rambles on or acts inappropriately, the senate didn't, to remember that known thar you won't est-serving state govern- president can simply inform the speaker that he will take his Alabamians will go to the accept a system that robs ment we have. comments into consideration, then ask the speaker to return to polls just two short years Peter to pay Paul, taking Don't forget, it's your the next meeting with clearer and more concise information. from now to select the money from our colleges education, it's your state, Secondly, isn't it possible that free and open discussion can state's governor for the next and universities to fund K- and it's your power. Cast actually benefit the SGA? Election to the student government four years. And what we 12 schools. A new commit- your vote for Alabama's does not automatically guarantee wisdom, fresh ideas, and need in the state right now ment to education in gener- future in 1998. most importantly- solutions. Not only is it important for the SGA to hear from their constituency on issues they feel are relevant, but also on those problems or issues they may not even be aware of. In their hasty action to pass this bill, the SGA actually made a motion to suspend the rules requiring them to send a pro- posed bill before a committee for review so they could vote on the bill at the same meeting. This sounds more like Washington D.C., then Jacksonville, Alabama. . After all, was it so important to limit the voices of "thou- sands" of citizens who "waste" the time of the SGA on irrel- evant issues, that the SGA could not take the time to examine if the bill infringes on First Amendment rights? Will any of Jose Martinez's ideas and issues eve; be considered relevant? In a country where so many are uninvolved and apathetic at all levels of government, isn't it beneficial to have people involved in the process whether we agree with them or not? THE CHANTICLEER NOVEMBER 7,1996 PAGE 7

In the wake of recent events,

Subject: Open letter to the SGA, you are treating me, especially if I have never known of any SGA do you feel safe on campus? JSU administrators and police their passions were "more posi- or city council which had no time tive," or "politically correct," set aside in their written agendas --compiled by Janna Wallet To those of you within and like praising the SGA and the for "comments" from the audi- above the SGA who are so des- JSU administration, or advocat- ence toward the end of their perately attempting to silence, ing the myth 'that everything is meetings, and much less one limit or control the subject of, or fine on the JSU campus, in which restricts public participa- the time allocated to, my com- Jacksonville, and in the entire tion during that period to active ments at SGA meetings and other nation? students or selected citizens only. I feel safe in numbers, but by PUBLIC places, I say the follow- Would you be treating me the This is not, and has never been "a myself I feel like I'm always ing: same if I was promoting Southern gray area." This is oppression watching my back. Knowingly or unknowingly, Baptist Christian values? Would and censorship. I will not let you you are now active members of you be dealing with me in the fool the students or anyone into Julie Boland that contemporary movement same manner if I was a prominent believing it is anything but the Freshman which is attempting to suppress black activist? Why do you selective effort it is to silence or traditional freedoms in our nation attempt to threaten me with the control NO ONE ELSE BUT Jose under the guise of whatever University Police, yet it is appar- Martinez. capricious, politically convenient ent you took no such action dur- My right and the right of others and self-serving excuses you ing the take-over of the adminis- to make brief comments during might use to rationalize that tration building by black students PUBLIC meetings in publicly- myseg I don't feel safe going YOUR end justifies YOUR "Un- last semester? funded institutions shall not be American" actions against me. The black students and I have infringed upon without a legal By those very actions you the courage and resolve to do the fight at the proper time. intensify my freedom-loving pas- things we do for ourselves and sions, and I increase my presence others. The black students, Presently, as in the past and for- before you and the public with THROUGH THEIR "RADICAL" ever, sincerely and NOT respect- my truths so LOUDLY and clear- ACTIVISM OF THEIR FIRST fully or otherwise yours, ly revealed. AMENDMENT RIGHTS GOT Jose E. Martinez Would you be treating other EVERYTHING THEY WANTED JSU "Non-Student" "Non-Student" members of the AND THE SGA GOT NOTH- Class of 1993 JSU alumni in the same manner ING! Actually, it got suspended. I feel safe as long as others Forum is our reader's column. Our policy for letters to the edltor should be kept in rmnd when worlung on are with me. At night I sprint submissions *The Chanticleer will not prlnt letters longer than 300 words. to and from my car no matter *The Chantzcleer will not print letters that are libelous and/or defamatory who S with me. *The Chant~cleerreserves the right to edit letters for space and grammer as well as style *There will be at least two weeks between publication of letters from the same person and we w~llpublish rebuttals no later than two weeks after the publication of the article, editorial, or letter in question *The Chantdeer reserves the right to refuse publication of any submssion *Deadhne for submissions is noon Monday, before desired publication. *Submissions may be brought to the Chanhcleer office, sent through campus mail to 180 self hall, or e- mailed to newspaper@student-mail jsu edu All submissions must include a name, phone number, and student number for JSU students. The safety of the campus seems to be fine, but if there are con- A REPUBLICAN EMILY VALUES RODlkCTrN cerns for female/male safety, then diflerent actions need to be presented. Scott Dyer Junior

I feel safe personally, but I think some people need chaperones when walking, like late at night. FIRSTwwes eh6 Zevon Gorth, sflb Junior T~Et-ii HE ~~FST%EF;IET mix TFJEfim -E fi~r . ~RSBoB MRSAL MRSNEWT MRS. Me.RW! He. P~LE PAMATO &tJGRla GRAMM LMBAUGH ARMEV - That's what Crisis is all about... it 'S about an intensity that will not be compro-

FEATURES-The Chanticleer November 7, 1996 Crisis L is harsh. Scream a IiQQOe by Sam Dillion and I was also his roommate hasn't been done. preach about anything. It's for five years. S. D.: How does Afzaal's all about whatever we do in risis is a New York was for S. D.: I'm very impressed view on capturing emotions our own mind. City based band four years. We had a record with your new album. I like relate to you (Karyn Crisis) A. N.: We are all about indi- that formed in out in Europe. The band the way it flows. in the lyrics and vocals of viduality. If you can't main- 1993, and whose appeal has broke up, but he and I kept in A. N.: A lot of it has to do Crisis? tain your own individuality, I captured a very diverse fol- touch and jammed. He was with the fact that we jam. We K. C.: I've always been then do it. At the same time, lowing and earned them per- in a separate band with Gia don't premeditate like a start, someone who lives inside my the only thing we might want petually sold-out venues Wang. So, Gia, Fred, and I beginning, middle, end , and head. I communicate people to feel is to keep an throughout the Northeast. started jamming and then, breaks. So, that's why through drawing ...I'm a open mind. Don't be a bigot, Crisis' latest release is titled soon after that, we met you're hearing differences. I comic freak ...and then I don't be an idiot. Deathshed Extermination, Karyn, and she knew about think that one thing that peo- moved to music. I really deal S. D.: Crisis has an uncon- and is best described as an my last band: So, we started ple don't realize is how long with things in terms of visu- ventional approach to music Apocalyptic themed, non- Crisis. We jammed with her it takes for a band to be al. When a song comes on I and image. What's your traditional metal album. I once and we were really into together, jam together, to be get a moving picture in my standpoint on the music from met up with band members it and everything sounded able to create something real- head, almost a little story, an artistic and industry point Karyn Crisis, Afzaal cool. We kept going with ly important with their and I'll add words to it. of view? Nasiruddeen, Scott Bates, that, recorded a demo, played music. We have a different Sometimes if I've been A. N.: We play the music and Gia Chuan Wang at the a show, and got a record deal. approach. We don't know obsessing or something that's and we make the music cause Masquarade in Atlanta, S. D.: How did you get what we're gonna sound like happened to me. I try to take we have to. That's the pri- Georgia last week. This is Steve McAllister to produce five years from now, but whatever it is I write about to mary objective. Primarily some of what they had to say. D. E.? what we want to do is try to an objective level so I can we want to do something dif- A. N.: Stevey (bassist for a capture an emotion and a write a story about it, so it's ferent and we want to add to Afzaal Nasiruddeen: So band called the Swans) and I mood. We haven't totally not just me-me-me, 1-1-1. I the genealogy of music, oth- what do you want to know, have known each other for come into our own but by the like to play around with con- erwise, why be one of the man? nine years. He produced my third or fourth record a Crisis cepts and ideas, like the body sheep in the herd. That's Sam Dillion: How did Crisis last band. I've worked with song could be heard any- being a machine that falls what Crisis is all about ...it's "hook up?" him in the studios for many where and you'll know that apart or the prison of the about an intensity that will A. N.: Our old drummer years. He was in the Swans, it's nobody but Crisis. We mind or mind vs. body, you not be compromised. You Fred and I used to be in an he produced Prongs first want to do something that know. Our songs don't have to respect the music. industrial band in N. Y. that record, and C. 0. C.'s Blind, White trash and evil Canadians found on the Internet by Scott Hopkin every child in every country trying to raise themselves moment." ambassadors (including Managing editor to love and worship above Americans.)") "evil The site is obviously far- their mailing address), man- Canada." This, along with Canadian news," (misquot- cical. Most of the jokes power and economic statis- "Canada: the Evil Empire" the theme music to ed newspapers from around come off a bit stale, and the tics. www.localaccess.com/ "Mission: Impossible" on the world) and "famous evil "Mission: Impossible" arhartlanti-Canada the main screen, is the gen- Canadians," (a list of vari- theme music gets to you "White Trash On-line" arhat @localaccess.com era1 atmosphere of the Evil ous famous Canadians, liv- pretty quick (only a small virtual.union.edu/-spitzeral 3 of 5 Canadian website. ing- and dead). Below this is section of the score is trash/ On the main screen are a short section of fact and played, ad nausum). "Canada owns the north nine links, most of which opinion (mostly opinion) to Otherwise, this is a very pole," Doug Newton is starting with the title "evil give the reader a sampling interesting site. A great deal attributed as saying, "And if Canadian." This includes of what is at the site. of research went into this, as This site opens its title, they own the north pole, "evil Canadian language, "FACT: 90% of Canada's well as some excellent surrounded by clips of vari- that means that Santa Claus "(how Canadians intention- population is located on the structure. The site contains ous items including a must pay them rent or be ally use slang and "use border of the United States. full statistical information Milwaukee can, the WWF subject to their wants and raised vowels (which obvi- "OPINION: Canada may on Canada, including crime symbol, a TV, and a race needs. That means that ously shows us that they are invade the US at any given per capita, location of select Santa Claus is influencing see Web page 8 THE CHANTICLEER NOVEMBER 7,1996 PAGE 9

David Broder is Ayers lecturer Pulitzer-prize winning Post Writers Group. political columnist and Broder won a Pulitzer Prize reporter David Broder will in 1973 for distinguished give this year's Ayers lecture commentary, and has been the at JSU's Houston Cole recipient of numerous other Library at p.m. Wed., Nov., presitgious awards. 13. Broder has written for the Broder, a national political New York Times, the your crucifix tonight. corespondant for the Washington Star, and the Washington Post, writes a Congressional Quarterly, and You're all a bunch of Pigs! twice-weekly syndicated col- has covered every national Pig-Sinsation-Nothing. Washington Post writer and Pulitzer umn carried by over 300 campaign and convention There's a new pig in the Nothing *' Prize-winner David S. Broder will give newspapers around the globe, since 1960. slaughter house. The Boss Hog this year's Ayers lecture. according to the Washington as it were (sorry Trent). That's A&M right it's a pigsty of musical Web from page 7 deviancy and the "sensation" you'll get from this album will By Sam Dillon car. The introduction sug- pages at the site. One of the isn't listed as number 26. have you down on your hands gests the fantastical origin first few links are "Are you The White Trash On-line and knees squealing! "who is Oi-0i-Oi, Face to Face is back! of "white trash," then better. white trash?" which con- page' is mostly links to the orchestrater behind this other Their latest self-titled album is defines it for the audience. tains several pages of jokes other, pretty interesting white meat?" you ask. Raymond now available in stores. If you're "White trash is not a term of similar, if not identical, to sites. this site has received G. Watts, that's who mammy into punk then go out right now, rammer! Open your mind and and buy the CD (or tape), and derision, it's a state of Jeff Foxworthy's multitude seven awards, including ears, prepare your soul for Pig. you can finish my review later. mind." of redneck jokes. "the TOO Cool Award," (4- Up until now Raymond has If you're a true punk junkie and The site has a long list of Another link leads to a 16-96) "Random Silliness" been whoring around the indus- don't already have this album, links, one to a line, which site of slogans for National list, and "the Bottom 95% try. Besides his previous pig lhen On you! Don't takes nearly two screens to Condom Week. This site, of all Websites: pointless." albums "A stroll in the Pork" and about the replacement of basslst "Praise the Lard" which were Matt Riddle for Scott Shiflett, scroll through. The links, though amusing in a sick The site is cute, and if released on Cargo Records, he F2F still kicks you the sun don't for those interested, jump to way, simply isn't publish- you're bored while surfing, has dabblsd here and there. He shine and makes you beg for places like "the bowling able by the Chanticleer at least give it a once over. was a founding member of more. Every one of the twelve homepage," "The redneck (though people looking for There's not a whole lot of KMFDM* then left, and came tracks On the are enough Gal's Homereader," and the new cocky jokes might original material, and what make you stomp around the room back to pork up their ''Nihl" Lp "Cheeze whiz homepage." want to jump here). 25.5 is there is mixed up among and front their "Beat by Beat" in circles. tour and jointly released a Pig vs. hi^ album borders on theline Interspersed, in no partic- Slogans are list, though its links to other sites. This KMFDM EP. He also sunk his of legend. Check out the songs: omepage is primarily a hoofs into Einsturende 'Resignation'-"I am someone Neubauten, Coil, Psychic TV, who'll burn the whole world and Jim ''Foetus" Thirwell. For down, I'm the one, to bring it now that's behind him though. right around." 'Can't Change the RaymondIPig has settled down to World' anthems ''Can't change create his very own realm of the world? Can't change the aural diesm. world. You say it's crumbling all Or. rush $2 oo to Rasearch Assisiance Pig's album "Sinsation" on around you and you're trying to Nothing is almost7completely get out." This is an all around done by Raymond. He brought in great album and I recommend it But The Girl Karl Hyde from Underworld to highly. Morris Day and .Nov. 15 Better Than Ezra co-write and contribute guitars F2F is not your average band, on the song "Shell" as well as they don't fall into the the some help from Steve White, monotonous hole that some of The Decendants Dec. 15 Billy Bragg Imai Hisashi, and Carol Anne today's punk, unfortunately, Reynolds who did background does. Vocalist/Guitarist Trevor Robyn Hitchcock NOTHING ELSE vocals on "The Sick." The direc- Keith gives F2F an unmistakable Ani DiFranco tion that Pig takes in this album sound that you can't help but are both interesting and quite give into. Korn, Pharcyde, NOV.14 Vanessa Mae inventive. The opening 50 sec- So, YOU like F2F? Good. Then ends of "Hamstrung on the why don't check out their debut Highway" sounds like the score album "Don't Turn Away" on Fat No Doubt, Shelter Nov. 19 Birmingham For information about lung to a "b" horror flick. He incor- Records and their '95 A&M porates some excellent ambient released "Big Choice." Also they Five Points South disease such as asthma, samples into "Golgoth" and have a new 10" vinyl that's only tuberculosis, and emphysema, call 1-800-LUNG-USA "Analgesia" along with the astral available through mail order Korn, Pharcyde, Nov. 18 feel of "Transceration" which are from Vagrant Records called the three instrumental songs on ''Econo Live." Nov. 25 Urge the album. On "Volcano: there Vagrant Records are some Romanesque sounding 21 18 Wilshire Blvd #361 trumpets which make it feel Santa Monica, Ca. 90403 Melissa Etheridge Nov. 13 almost like a roller coaster send a check or money order for Nov. 23 Nick through a house of horrors. $6.50 for each copy. ASSOCIATION, Little Red Rocket, Nov. 2 1 Pig is defiantly not as lazy or sloppy as the name might imply. Archers of Loaf She is well on her way to be named a three time All-American, N SPORTS The Chanticleer November 7,1996 Gamecock cross Schuneman country teams sets her finish season

sights high by Rebecca Matanic Chanticleer Sports Editor

by Rebecca Matanic Chanticleer Sports Editor The JSU men's and women's cross At just 22 years old, Kathy country teams concluded their sea- Schuneman has already been named an sons at the TAAC Cross Country All-American twice in both the small- Championships in Buies Creek, bore rifle and air rifle. The Port Huron, N.C. The men finished seventh out , Michigan native came to JSU with of 12 conference teams, while the plenty of experience, but even she women finished ninth out of 11 acknowledges she didn't anticipate teams. being as successful at the collegiate JSU's Dana Cronin was the top level as she has been. Schuneman, who finisher for the men in the 8,000 is off to a great start in her senior sea- son, is likely to earn three time All- meter race. Cronin finished 19th America honors this season. overall with a time of 28:28 and a "She is well on her way to being 5:42 mile pace. Andrew Letherby named a three time All-American," of Georgia State University won the says coach Gerald DeBoy. "There are event with a time of 26:13 and a very few three and four time NCAA 5:15 pace. ~ll-~mericansand even fewer in both The Gamecocks Luis Delfin took disciplines," he adds. DeBoy said a 21st place with a 5:42 pace and a third honor would put his ace shooter time of 28:3 1. Junior Billy Stevens in ,a very elite group of collegiate ran the race in 29:47 with a 43rd shooters. Schuneman came to JSU after talking place finish. Craig Latimer came in to a friend in Michigan who previously 51st at 30:13. Mike Salmon fin- ished at 30:3 1, John Suckow 3 1: 14, attended the university' She Gamecock shooter Kathy Schumneman, already a two-time All-American in both small-bore and air- rifle, has a shot at a third such honor this yea< says coach Gerald DeBoy. and Jeff May at 32:07 for the see Schuneman page 11 Gamecocks. The women's team was led by Lady Gamecocks down Centenary, Alabama St. Leslie Gardner's 3ist place finish in the 5,000 meter race.. Gardner . Centenary. Sophomore Amy kills for JSU. by Rebecca Matanic crossed the finish line at 2 1:52 and Chanticleer Sports editor Reaves made 11 digs for JSU. The Alabama State was led by Tiosha a 7:02 pace, Georgia State,s Sarah win improved the Lady Croom's 14 kills and seven digs. Howard won the race with a mile The Lady Gamecock volleyball Gamecocks to 15-15 on the sea- The loss dropped Alabama State to pace of 6: 18 and time of 19:34. improved to 2-3 in the TAAC with son. 5-18 a 15-4, 15-5, 17-15 rout of the Lady Gamecocks Karen Lawson finished 53rd for the Prior to their match against improved to 14-15. Centenary College, Nov. 2 in The JSU women at 23:29. Tracy Wilder Centenary, JSU traveled to Gamecocks wrap up the regular finished 61st at 24:11, Leigh Shreveport, Louisiana. Senior Alabama State for a Oct. 29 con- season with a home match against Weatherman 65th at 24129, Camille Amanda led ISU with l9 test. The Lady Gamecocks defeat- TAAC foe Samford, Saturday at 11 Scruggs 66th at 24142, and Cathy kills and 19 digs. Junior Kim ed Alabama State in four games, a.m. JSU then plays a rematch Warren 67th at 24:43. Carney added 16 kills and seven 15-3, 15-4, 13-15 and 15-6. with Alabama State at 3 p.m. The Both the men's and women's digs for the Lady Gamecocks. Sandlin again led JSU with 19 Gamecocks welcome Mercer to teams are expected to have a better Centenary was led by Sakha kills and five digs. Sophomore Jacksonville for a 7 p.m., Nov. 12 1997 season as most runners return Brenner's l5 six digs and Terry Candy had her best match of match. The TAAC Tournament is and additional recruits are we]- Sharon Johnson's 10 kills and 10 the with kills and two digs. year 14 scheduled for Nov. 22-23 at the caned. digs. Kim Bolin made l5 digs for Carney and Reaves each made 10 University of Central Florida. THE CHANTICLEER NOVEMBER 7,1996 PAGE 1 1

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Schuneman from page 10 - - DeBoy about scholarship "Jim has always supported says male members of the rifle opportunities and six months me," she says. "He is good in team always talked about crim- later he called with a scholar- athletics, and he pushes me." inal justice, peaking her ship. Schuneman's skills are Along with her expertise on curiosity. After giving crimi- the result of a lot of hard work the range, the criminal justice nal justice a try, Schuneman and many years of experience. major also excels at racquet- was hooked and changed her "My father got me into a ball, roller blading and roller major. junior program at the local skating. She says she partici- She says that she loves the shooting club," she says pated in competitive roller forensics area of criminal jus- reflecting on her childhood. skating as a child. Although tice and has her sights on She says she likes shooting she comes across as being working for one of the federal because it is competitive. modest, Schuneman admits agencies, such as the FBI or "It is a mental game. You that athletics have just come Secret Service. need to be in the right state of naturally to her. Despite all of her individual mind. It takes a lot of practice She is hopeful that her shoot- accomplishments, Kathy never and precision," says ing skills will take her to the forgets that she is part of a Schuneman. 2000 Olympics in Sydney, team. Although she puts in many Australia. She qualified for "At this point in my coaching hours polishing her skills, the 96 tryouts, but was unable career, she is the best in this Schuneman said her success is to attend. institution's history," DeBoy also due to coaching, team "I'd like to get on the nation- says. cohesion and support from her al team and go for the next . .. family. As the youngest of five C>lympics," - she says. children, three brothers and Kathy started her academic /core ~UrriCUlUm% one sister, Schuneman admits I~ursuits at JSU as a computer she was spoiled growing up. s;cience major. However, she However, she claims her sib- lings, especially her oldest brother Jim, have always pro- vided her with encouragement and support. Credit Card fundraisers for fraternities, sororities & groups. Any campus organization can raise TW up to $1000 by earning a Positions are now available at whopping $5.001 VISA application. MU 233 s Star Registration National Parks, Forests Call 1-800-932-0528 ext, 65. & Wildlife Preserves. only $33 Call today Excellent benefits t bonuses! Qualified callers receive 11:00- 12:30'1~ FREE T-SHIRT. 'AGE 12 NOVEMBER 7,1996 THE CHANTICLEER