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DAILY THE GEORGE TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14,2006

Searching for an answer to sky-high costs International Students, faculty and publishers Week full of food, discuss causes, effects of rising films and fun textbook prices over the years By Danielle Batten

By Frendii Jones Staff writer ( Staff writer The Russell Union is full of multicolored When the University Store director Richie flags today, signifying the start of Interna- Akins is given a book order form from aprofes- tional Week on campus. The week kicked off sor he has two choices that he can make. He Saturday and goes through Friday. can either buy new books from publishers or This year's theme is "Connecting Cultures he can purchase used books from used-book - Uniting People," which is exactly what spon- wholesalers or students. sors hope to accomplish during this time. The choice seems easy-buytheusedbooks Consuela Pender, director of the multicul- and save students money. But Akins said it tural student center, said that it is important depends on whether a book is a new edition for students to become involved and to learn or comes grouped with other materials. about cultures from arourtd the worldbecause "We try to get the best deal that we can for "the western world makes up just a small students, but these days packaging has made portion of the entire world." it increasingly difficult," Akins said. On Saturday, the International Festival "When we buy new books we have to was held at Mill Creek Regional Park. Other purchase them directly from the publishers activities so far have included showings of The the way they come, it is definitely not 'have it Legends of West Africa in the Nessmith-Lane Special Photo your way' like Burger King," he said. Building and Landrum serving "A Diner's The process for buying college textbooks World Tour" during lunch, and The Lost Boys does have some constraints. If the books of Sudan shared their story in the Russell selected by professors are new editions, they Union Ballroom. have to be purchased from the volumes y Today, an International Luncheon will primary publisher. If the books are older and take place from 12 p.m. to 2 p.m. in the do not come packaged, the bookstore can Williams Center Dining Hall. Cost is $5 per select the cheapest book from eight different s return plate and a sampling of international foods publishers. will be served. Also today, residence halls will According to Akins, the University Store is host "Taste the World" from 5:30 p.m. until able to make a 33 percent profit from selling a By Christina Calloway 7:30 p.m. Students can obtain a "passport" at usedbook. However, books that come bundled Staff writer any residence hall. Finally, at 7 p.m., the art or packaged are hard to resell. department will sponsor a showing of "As the "Sometimes [the publishers] sell it to us The old adage is that you have to see it to Call, So the Echo," followed by a discussion at such a high rate that it is not feasible for us believe it. On Monday, the Multicultural Student with filmmaker Keir Moreano. Information to buy it and repackage it," he said. He added Centerprovidednearlyl30studenfsandfaculty about other events throughout the week can that some books come with Web access codes members the opportunity to see the lives of be found on the campus Web site. that cannot be reused. Sudanese refugees through the eyes of Jacob International Week will conclude Friday A $100 new book costs the store $75 and Magot and Nathaniel Nyok. with International Conversation Hour from the shipping and operating costs have to come Jacob Magot and Nathaniel Nyok are a part 11:30 a.m. - 1 p.m. in the Russell Union out of the stores $25 profit. of a group of orphaned refugees from southern Ballroom. "We do not make as much as people think Sudan who journeyed to the U.S. International Club president Lauren Good and assume," Akins said. "We make more off The two visited campus and spoke to a said, "Not a lot of people get to travel abroad, of a used book than a new one." packed room about their home country, their and those that do are extremely lucky." Recent discussions concerning college journey and what can be done for the future in This week is a celebration of various cul- textbook costs have shed light on the textbook Sudan. Magot and Nyok showed a video about tures from around the world, and it provides publishing industry. It has been estimated by the Sudan and the war which caused the j ourney an opportunity for GSU students to develop the Association of American Publishers that of the lost boys and the video about the lost boys a broader sense of the world without leaving the sales of new and used books amounts to Statesboro. see LOST, page 4 nearly $8 billion annually. With bundled packages and the newest editions of textbooks becoming more popu- Aftersurviving a harrowing trekacross hun- International Week lar with professors, students like sophomore drqdsofmilesofdesert,anestimated 11,000 Joshua Jones say their pockets never get a "Lost Boys'Tound the protection of the U.N. activities break. They crossed the Sudan border into Kenya "I am spending money on textbooks that I and were taken to Kakuma refugee camp, Today, Nov. 14 could be using to buy other stuff, like my rent wheretheyspentthe next nineyears waiting for an end to their country's civil war. 12 p.m. and food. Some of the books I have to buy come Special Photo International luncheon with things I don't even use," Jones said. Williams Center Dining Hall see BOOKS, page 4 5:30 p.m. "Taste of the World" (At any residence hall)

7 p.m. 'Paper DolF fashion for GSU women Movie: "As the Call, So the Echo" Russell Union Theater

By Rachel McDaniel room to hold the stage and catwalkfor the local Wednesday, Nov. 15 Executive editor models' debut. About 16 girls will feature two Fashion show trft ' 12 p.m. outfits each during the show. Wardrobe and Presented bv **to» / ^» ^flk "The Kite Runner," book discussic For high style on the local scene, visit makeup will be in the back room. Paper Doll Boutique WKNt^QZ2K&± Russell Union room 2044 Gnat's Landing tomorrow night for a fashion "We'll probably have about 30 different show sponsored by the Paper Doll Boutique. looks," said Scott, who will provide the outfits Wednesday, Nov.15 MfeH B. 7 p.m. The show will begin at 9 p.m., with music by from her store. "We'll have The Paper Doll one International Talent Show Russell Union Ballroom DJDrKatz. year anniversary on the second, and students (470 South Main Street) 1 ^^^ Heather Scott, who owns the clothing will already be heading home for Christmas ■ 489-8291 M Thursday, Nov. 16 store, said her shop's trendy wares bring a bit break, so I wanted to go ahead and do some- 6 p.m./7 p.m. ■ of high-fashion glam to a sometimes-boring thing while they're here." Music by DJ Dr Katz A "New Slavery in the Global south Georgia fashion scene. She and her sister Lacy Scott, who is Economy," reception/lecture "Most of our stuff resembles the Hollywood co-owner of Gnat's Landing, are sponsoring Haley Bacon is a junior hotel/restaurant In the Nessmith Lane building trends in magazines," Scott said. "A lot of our the fashion show to give girls a chance for an major who is going to be a model in the dresses would be appropriate for formals, and exciting night on the town. She said she was fashion show. Friday, Nov. 17 holiday parities." excited about having a night for the girls to "I've never done a fashion show before, but 11:30 p.m The show should last from 30 minutes to an come out and have fun because so many bar I've done a photoshoot for the Paper Doll and International Conversation Hour Grayson Hoffman/STAFF hour with about 30 outfits modeled during the nights are geared toward guys with beer, wings really liked the results," said Bacon. "I'm a little Russell Union Ballroom Haley Bacon poses for the Paper Doll. evening. The restaurant will open the left dining and football. nervous, but excited too. I hope it goes well."

www.gadaily.com Established 1927 -The Newspaper for Georgia Southern University Covering the campus like a swarm of gnats. « PAGE 2 I PHOTO ESSAY TUE 14,2006 I THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY EXPANDING DEVELOPMENTS Eager minds and bodies have anticipated the recent opening of the new facilities at the RAC and the Henderson Library. At the library, new views for studying and other amenities were added for a more enjoyable learning experience. Many students have already been taking advantage of the new library developments, including Macintosh computers, wireless internet ports, exclusive group study rooms and extravagant halls for lounging. Not far behind the library, the RAC has opened its new doors for intramural sports, wall climbing and indoor swimming, plus hand scanning for easy access. After much anticipation, the student body has quickly adapted to the joys and benefits of the recent expansions.

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CALENDAR Tuesday, November 14 COBA ranks in Princeton Review 11a.m.-2 p.m. GSU News Service my undergraduate degree at Georgic Coffee and Smores Southern, and when the MBA progran Russell Union Rotunda Graduate students speak highly of started a concentration in informatior the both the MBA and the Master's systems, I took the opportunity tc 5:30 p.m. - 7 p.m. of Accounting program at Georgia continue my education in a field thai ShuttleGus meeting Southern, according to The Princeton I am very interested in." Russell Union 2001C Review. GSU's MBA program boasts a highl) The New York-based education diverse student body. Students tell u; 6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. services company features GSU's Col- that they vary widely in terms of race Young Democrats meeting lege of Business Administration in the sex and culture. Most are working in i Russell Union 2044 recently published 2007 edition of its related business field, but there are alsc Best 282 Business. Schools (Random students who have recently completec 6:30 p.m. - 8 p.m. House/Princeton Review). their undergraduate degrees and havt Habitat for Humanity Best 282 Business Schools has two- no related experience to contribute. Russell Union 2041 page profiles of the included schools They range in ages between 23 anc with descriptions of their academics, 53. More than 10 percent of the studeni 7 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. student life, admissions and career body is international. The Princetor From India to the Celts placement services. Review does not rank the schools ir Russell Union 1004 In a "Survey Says..." sidebar, The the book on a single hierarchical lisi Princeton Review lists topics that the from one to 282, or name one business 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. College of Business Administration school best overall. Movie: As the Call, So the Echo (COBA) students it surveyed for the "We chose schools for this boo! Russell Union 1085 book were in most agreement about. based on our high regard for theii "The administration at Georgia academic programs and offerings 7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m. Southern has been very helpful," said institutional data we collect from th< Brass Chamber recital one student. "My schedule has been schools, and the candid opinions o: Carter Recital Hall hectic, but they have worked with students attending them," said Roben me to graduate in a timely manner." Franek, vice president of publishing ai 9 p.m.- 11p.m. Nearly 100 employers visit the Georgia The Princeton Review. Swing Cats meeting Southern campus each year. "We are pleased to recommenc Williams Center Dining Hall Many of the full-timers are students the College of Business Administra- who got their BAs here and said around tion at Georgia Southern University Wednesday, November 15 Special photo to get their graduate degree. to readers of our book and users oi The College of Business Administration was featured in The Princeton Review's 2007 Best 282 Business Schools. One student said, "I completed our Web site." 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. Women's Appreciation Day Russell Union Rotunda 12 p.m. - 1 p.m. Greeks learn importance of organ donation Cultural Book Club Russell Union 2044 Special to the G-A than 1,900 Georgians and 93,000 Americans who are currently await- 4 p.m. - 5 p.m. On Nov. 13, 2006, LifeLink of ing organ transplants. Quick Facts about Children's vegetable garden Georgia hosted a presentation for "The first step in getting people organ donation Botanical Garden Greek Life at Georgia Southern on to make an informed decision about the importance of organ and tissue organ and tissue donation is to create ■ Over 93,922 people are on 5 p.m. - 7 p.m. donation. awareness," said Nick Glass, a student the organ donation wait- Art department lectures The event was held in the Rus- and Greek affiliate at GSU, currently ing list. Art Building Auditorium sell Union Theater at 7 p.m. This interning at LifeLink. • From Jan. through Aug., presentation dispelled myths, gave "We want people to take action by 2006,19,719 organ trans- 6 p.m. - 7 p.m. facts about organ donation and en- signing a donor card and sharing their plants operations took Safe Haven forum couraged Greek Life organizations to decision with their families." place. Russell Union 2044 help save the lives of those awaiting To schedule a free speaker or organ transplants. - to learn more on organ and tissue • People of all ages can 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. LifeLink of Georgia is a non-profit donation, contact director Terri donate organs. Physi- SGA meeting organ and tissue recovefyagency Medina at 800-544-6667 or visit the cal condition, not age is Special photo Russell Union 2047 which provides organs and tissue- organization's Web site at www. important. LifeLinkdisplaysan annual DonorQuilt in addition to the education programs for transplantation. There are more lifelinkfound.org. that present the importance of organ donation around the country. 7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Man on Male forum Russell Union 2052

7 p.m. - 9 p.m. Anime Crew meeting Russell Union 2044

POLICE SEAT

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3 levels • 2,000 sq. ft. • 4 Bedroom •41/2 Bathrooms Walk-in Closets • Ashley and Bassett Furniture (912) 681-8307 FAX: (912) 871-3721 Offices Hours - Monday - Friday 9am-6pm, Saturday 12pm-5pm Located behind Sonny's on the Hwy. 67 By-pass www.CopperBeechTownhomes.com PAGE 4 I NEWS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 2006 I THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY Books from page 1 Jones said he spends anywhere from $400 to $600 on books each semester. That is nearly one-fourth of what it costs for in-state tuition at GSU or for Today on-campus housing per year. Although there does not seem to Intramural Sports would like to announce be an answer for the rise in tuition and that Entry forms for the Holiday Basketball housing expenses, students may soon Tournament will be due tonight at 8pm at the RAC be relieved from the pangs of buying main office. Call 681-5436 with any questions. expensive books. In Sept. 2006, a U.S. congressional The Office of Student Leadership will sponsor the advisory committee held a public last workshop series of the semester tonight at hearing to discuss a plan aimed at offering recommendations to states 5:30pm called, "Recognize Will Energize." Learn Special Photo and institutions in hopes of making new ideas and tactics that can be adapted into your Some people, like geology professor James Reichard, believe it's the used professors more aware of the effects organization that will energize your membership textbook stores that are actually the ones to blame for rising book prices. their textbook choices have on stu- and your volunteers. dents. So far, Connecticut, Virginia and said they are not to blame for the ris- Reichard said. Washington have passed laws aimed ing costs. They believe the used-book Academic problems are the reasons Wednesday, November 15th at urging professors to be more cost market might have more to do with the publishers give for the pricey books. conscious, and 18 other states have increase than students think. In a recent Washington Post article a 12pm - Union 2044 - Cultural Book Club created similar legislation. "The people who are abusing the publisher said that the rise of bundled Discussion- Presented by Dr. Joseph Barjis "The The plan was established after a system are the used book stores," said books is in response to demands from Kite Runner," a novel by Afghan-American writer 2005 Government Accountability Of- geology professor James Reichard. "The faculty. Khaled Hosseini, is a valiant attempt to portray the fice study revealed that textbookprices publishers are assuming all the costs "The educators say that many of effects of a half-century's tumultuous politics on have increased at twice the rate of infla- and the used-book sellers get to sell todays students are ill-prepared and the people and culture of Afghanistan. tion over the past two decades. them over and over again." need supplemental material to succeed The GAO report claimed that the Reichard is one of a few professors at a college level," the article said. 7pm - 9pm - Union Ballroom - International Talent Show - Enjoy the talented students average growth in college textbook who have written their own textbooks. Jones disagrees and said he thinks of Georgia Southern as they display their many gifts in an event that promises to be prices has been 6 percent per year Still, he agrees with publishers who publishers are trying to make a profit. exciting! since academic year 1987-1988, rang- said that legislation to place limits on "Honestly, I think it is a racket. They ing from four percent in 1993-1994 to professors will not help students. "Set- are just taking advantage of college nine percent in 1989-1990. ting a cap on a per class basis would students because they know we have Thursday, November 16th But publishers and professors both create serious academic problems," to pay to use them," said Jones. Intramural sports will sponsor a Bowling Night from 9:30pm-midnight at University Bowl. Bring $1 with your student ID and have a great night with other GSU students. An estimated 38,000 boys, many in 1987 [when I left]," said Magot. "I Call 681-5436 with any questions. not yet eight years old, were expelled got contact with my sisters and brother ■ Lost from page 1 from their families and villages. They 10 years later and I haven't seen my Go to NYC over winter break for only $250.00. This includes transportation and hotel. and their plight. Afterwards, Magot fled to Ethiopia to escape slavery and mother and father since 1987." Nyok We will be having an info meeting in the Union on Nov 16th at 7pm in room 2042. For and Nyok answered questions from torture from the Muslim army. After told a similar story but also talked more trip info, visit the website at - www.eagleentertainmentonline.com the audience about everything from the civil war broke out in Ethiopia, the boys about the connection he and Magot government to their personal lives. were forced out. They then headed to had because they had been through 8pm - Union Theatre - "Superman Returns" only $2.00 a person Sudan is located in East Africa and Kenya and found refugee camps. the same struggles. "He is my brother is the biggest country in Africa. Since The most amazing thing about the now," he said. Friday, November 17th the 1950s there has been political and story of the lost boys is that they trav- During .the presentation, Magot religious unrest in Sudan, and in 1983, eled without any provisions, no parents and Nyok stressed the importance Intramural Sports will be sponsoring a Holiday Basketball Tournament starting at 6pm. war broke out due to Islamic terrorists and no knowledge of where to go after of awareness about what still is going Call 681-5436 with any questions about times, locations, or information. Come watch the declaring jihad against the predomi- they left Sudan. The young boys trav- on in Sudan today. Magot and Nyok game and even scout your competition for the regular season. The tournament will run nant Christian southern Sudanese. eled through jungles and rivers trying both believe that students can make until Sunday, November 19th at 4pm. That is where the journey began for to survive. Although Magot and Nyok a difference because, in America, we the lost boys. The Lost Boys is a term didn't specificallytalkaboutthis aspect have the ability to contact leaders and Eagles After Dark- Laser tag at CRI from 8pm-11pm. Come out to Eagles After Dark and given to the young refugees of Sudan by of their young life, they did open up make them aware that some action enjoy FREE laser tag and much more. There will be free food and music. DRESS WARM! the workers at the Kenya refugee camp about the losses of being a lost boy. must be taken. "Just speak out against where most of the boys stayed. "I lost connection with my parents the condition," Nyok said, "You don't Sponsored by: Student Activities, Multicultural Student Center, University Housing, have to be Christian or Muslim but just Office of Leadership and Volunteer Services, Student Disability Resource Center, Off- support peace." campus housing, and CRI. Visit www.eagleentertainmentonline.com for more info. The boys encouraged people to be aware oflarge-scale events in the world. Sunday, November 19th 0 "If I have made it to this day, then I Ippgtgg want to help to create international Theater and Performing Arts Club and Multicultural Student Center will provide tryouts awareness that people are suffering," for Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Empty from lpm- Nyok said. 5pm in the Russell Union room 2052. Contact Amy with any questions at 681-5409* Will Crispy Chicken If you want to find out more about we be auditioning both men and women for roles in this dynamic choreopoem written by the lost boys or how you can help, visit Ntzoke Shange. Sandwich www.persecutionproject.org or www. ______redcross.org. • Ongoing/Upcoming Opportunities: Office of Registrar reminds students that Advisement and Registration for Spring 2007 is taking place now! 24/7 via WINGS. Undergraduate students - Contact your advisor to be advised and receive your RAN for next semester. Transients and Post-Baccs- Your Spring 2007 RAN is available in your mygeorgiasouthern account. Contact Wayne Smith for any questions at 871-1680. Wooded Plaids Gift Baskets, Adult Novelties & DVDs, and Tanning GET READY TO REAPPLY FOR 2007/2008 FINANCIAL AID 9 Simmons Shopping Center, Near Courthouse • Students receiving federal financial aid must reapply for financial aid by completing the 912-764-6337 2007/2008 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA). • You should receive your Federal Pin as a reminder that after January 1, 2007, you can start filing your 2007/2008 FAFSA on-line at www.fafsa.ed.gov. • Georgia Southern=s school code for the FAFSA is 001572. . The preferred application deadline for the 2007-2008 FAFSA is April 20, 2007. (Some PREREQUISITE: GUT aid programs are administered first come, first served, so apply by the preferred application deadline.) • Missing the preferred application deadline may prevent your aid from being available in time to pay fall fees. • If you have questions, contact your financial aid counselor at (912)681-5413 or visit our website at http://students.georgiasouthern.edu/finaid/ for information.

Holiday Helper: The Holiday season is rapidly approaching and you know what that means! Parties and presents galore! However, not for everyone. This holiday season, while you are shopping for that perfect present for your family and friends; why not try to help someone who could use a bit of holiday cheer? The Holiday Helper Tree is a service project in which you can adopt an individual or family in the local community and assist them during the holiday season. The tree will be open at Lakeside Cafe from November 6-November 28, from 9am-3pm. During this time, volunteers will be staffing a table for those people who wish to commit to buying a gift for someone whose name is on the tree. This service project is sponsored by the Department of Sociology and Anthropology. Happy Holidays!

NYC Winter Break Trip: Dates: Sunday, December 9 - Friday, December 15 What to do: Shopping, Theatre, Sight-Seeing, and more shopping of course! Too much to list! Cost: $250 (Includes transportation to and from New York, transportation to and from hotel, a four-day stay at the Hampton Inn, free continental breakfast, and loads of fun!) There will be an informational meeting on Thursday, November 16th at 7pm in Russell Union Rm. 2042. A $100 non-refundable deposit is due to the Office of Student Activities no later than 4pm on Tuesday, November 21st.

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NATIONAL NEWS N1WSOFTHE.WEIRD From Universal Press Syndicate

Rumsfeld rose and fell with conviction Cultural diversity

McOatchy Newspapers • Vying to become the national sport of Venezuela is coleo, less bloody than bullfighting and "truly Venezuelan," Long before he began his nearly a spokesman for the national coleo organization told The six years as President Bush's defense New York Times in September. Four men on horses chase secretary, Donald Rumsfeld made a a bull in a large pen, competing to see who can tip it over habit of having lunch with Andrew the mpst times by yanking on its tail. If the bull hasn't Marshall. broken any legs when it falls, the men must get it back on Marshall is an octogenarian who its feet quickly by further twisting (or biting) the tail or by electric prod, so that the game can continue. runs the Defense Departments tiny Office of Net Assessment, a mean- ingless name for an enterprise that conceals the heart of what became Questionable judgments Rumsfelds vision for the U.S. military. Marshall forecast in the early 1990s • Dutch transportation planner Hans Monderman has that technology, precision weapons been pushing his innovative plans for improving traffic, and speed would transform warfare. and several towns in the Netherlands and Germany have He dubbed this coming change already signed on, according to an August report by the a "Revolution in Military Affairs," German news organization Deutsche Welle. His proposals and his theory shaped Bush's plan to include eliminating traffic signs and street markings, which he believes will force drivers to be careful as they hunt for transform the armed forces, as well as their destinations, and building children's playgrounds in ' Rumsfeld's notion of how the military i median strips of roads, figuring that drivers would surely could fight in Iraq. slowdown. The only problem? Andrew Mar- shall got it wrong. Without the means to defeat U.S. Chuck Kennedy/MCT Fetishes on parade laser-guided weapons, enemyfighters President George Bush and former Sec. of Defense Donald Rumsfeld talk during the opening ceremony of the Air like those in Iraq had little choice but Force Memorial in this archive photo. Rumsfeld recently resigned as Secretary of Defense. • In September, police in the Georgia towns of Perry and to adapt. Americus were investigating incidents probably involv- Insurgents trigger hand-assem- Americans face insurgents in civil- career that reaches back to the late master of its folkways and its corridors ing the same unnamed man, who provided an additional bled roadside bombs with garage- ian clothes. 1950s. His is a record packed with of power. dimension to the typical foot-fetishist: religion. An 80-year- door openers and cell phones to kill Rumsfeld s sudden resignation last healthy portions of self-confidence He is loath to admit mistakes, old Wal-Mart shopper in Perry reported that the man was U.S. troops. Their stealth weapon week was seen by his critics in both and self-interest, and for the most and he wasn't about to say that he sitting on the floor of an aisle and asked her for help with his "religious" ritual. The lady accommodated him by step- isn't a $180 million jet fighter, but parties as evidence that he, too, had part, great success. Though he often had misread Iraq when he left the ping on his hands and then spitting on him, but when he an explosives-laden car. And instead gotten it wrong. It clearly was not railed against Washington, he was the White House on a rainy Wednesday began to lick her feet, she called for help. of a uniformed, high-tech enemy, his preferred ending to a Washington • embodiment of the capital insider, a afternoon last week.

INTERNATIONAL POLITICS Bush hopes to reassert U.S. leadership

McClatchy Newspapers a week after voters handed control of looking to see how he plays the game weekend. Congress to Democrats in an election after this political setback." A show of solidarity against VM* A politically wounded President that was widely viewed as a rebuke Perceptions about Bush's clout North Kores at the annual Asia Pa- Bush heads to Asia on Tuesday to to Bush. could come into play as he tries to bol- cific Economic Cooperation forum, reassert American leadership in a Former White House adviser ster a somewhat shaky international commonly known as APEC, could Crispy Chicken region grappling with the rise of China Mike Green said Asian leaders will coalition that's working to stifle North help persuade the reclusive regime and the threat of a nuclear-armed be looking for signs of weakness in Korea's nuclear ambitions. Russia, in Pyongyang to give up its nuclear 0 Sandwich North Korea. the American president. China, South Korea and Japan share ambitions in exchange for economic Foreign policy issues will top the "The Asian leaders will be looking Bush's desire to keep nuclear weapons benefits. agenda during Bush's swing through at President Bush's body language," out of the Korean peninsula, but they North Korea has agreed to re- Singapore, Vietnam and Indonesia, said Green, now an Asia specialist at don't always agree with his tactics. sume six-way talks over its nuclear but domestic politics have added a the Center for Strategic and Interna- Bush will get a chance to shore program with its Asian neighbors new dimension to the trip. tional Studies. "They know hefras two up support for his approach during and the United States, but no date R.J. Pope His return to the world stage comes years left, but they're going to be all a 21-nation summit in Vietnam this has been set. TRADITIONAL MENSWEAR AND LADIES APPAREL THREE LOCATIONS INTERNATIONAL NEWS New Location Downtown Buckhead Plaza 912-764-4306 Castro thought to have cancer 912-764-6973

McClatchy Newspapers after undergoing intestinal surgery for sign of cancer. a still undisclosed ailment. Castro has Several of the more recent pho- The U.S. government believes that never flatly denied earlier reports that tographs have shown him wearing North Fac ly years Cuban leader Fidel Castro has terminal he suffers from cancer. an oversized track suit in Cuba's red, i June 3,1931. In eastern Now in Stock Sri-j si cancer and has less than 18 months to Since then, the Cuban govern- white and blue colors, and one showed ended schools in Santiago live, government officials said. ment has periodically released videos a bulge on his left hip in an indication Lacoste, Vineyard Vines, ; and Havana, joined comrnynisJ youth group as an undergraduate The information is not based on and photos of the 80-year-old Castro, that he may have been fitted with a Polo & Rainbow Sandals insider reports but rather on publicly including Oct. 28 footage that showed colostomy bag. Role in Cuba available materials such as videos and him pointing to media reports pub- The laijst video, released a month Mens-Ladies-Boy & Girl Youth 1953: Takes part in attempt to oust regime of Fulgencto still photographs of Castro released by lished that day to deny widespread after his previous photographs, showed Batista with brother Fidel; serves the communist government, according rumors that he had died. him chatting on the phone and swing- 22 months in jai) to U.S. officials who spoke on condition The several sets of photos of Fidel ing his arms in a stand-up exercise. 1959: The Castros and their band of revolutionaries overthrow of anonymity because of the sensitivity Castro released by the Cuban govern- He has retained his beard and Batista; Fidel takes power with of the issue. ment have shown him in what appears head hair, apparently indicating that Raul as head of armed forces Cobblers Bench 1962: Deputy prime minister The officials said the government to be a progressively worsening health. he has not' undergone the type of 1972: First deputy prime minister is convinced that Castro suffers from His speech seems weak and slow, and chemotherapy that would make his Ladies' Clothing 1997: Fidel Castro officially terminal cancer but does not know what theonevideo of him walking shows him hair fall out. names Raul his successor at a type of cancer or what part of his body taking faltering, wide-apart steps.' He mocked reports that he had died. Communist Party congress Shoes & Accessories July 31,2006: Temporarily given it is affecting. It was not clear when the The U.S. officials cite the Cuban "Now let's see what they say. Now they'll control while Fidel undergoes 18-month period began or ends. leader's own report about six weeks have to resuscitate me, huh?" Castro surgery Downtown • 764-9489 On Tuly 31, Castro handed most of ago that he had lost 41 pounds as a said in the video. "They're making fools © 2006 MCT Source: AR BBC, MCT Photo Service his powers to his brother Raul Castro "wasting" of muscle tissue — a tell-tale of themselves."

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* Duke overpowers Eagles in second half Volleyball defeats By Eric Robinson remainder of the half. The Eagles took momentum from the buzzer-beater Managing editor of operations advantage of Duke fouls and miscues, for a 48-38 lead four minutes in. The and Foreman led the Eagles with 12 Blue Devil lead would get as high as 24, Davidson The Georgia Southern Eagles points and two rebounds. and the Eagles began to show signs of started their season with a tough con- GSU fouls would be a cause of fatigue from playing two consecutive test Monday night, facing off against concern, but inconsistent free throw nights. Ten minutes into the half, the GSU News Service the 10th-rankedp^rennial powerhouse shooting from the Blue Devils kept the Blue Devils had scored 18 points to the Duke Blue Devils in Durham, N.C. score close. Duke completed 13 of 21 Eagles' eight. In the final home match of the The teams locked horns in the final field goals in the first half. Duke continued to roll through season, the Georgia Southern vol- game of the CBE Classic Durham The Blue Devils finished strong the last ten minutes to get the 72-48 leyball team stepped up to defeat Regional after the Eagles' dominant in the first and prevented GSU from victory, allowing only 16 points in the Davidson3-l (30-16,22-30,30-26, 116-73 victory over UC-Davis Sunday scoring a field goal for five minutes. A second half. The Blue Devils completed 30-26). night and the Blue Devils' defeat of Duke three-pointer at the buzzer put 50 percent of their shots on the night Senior Jennifer Charles racked Columbia. the Blue Devils up 38-32 going into while allowing GSU to complete only upaseason-high 18 kills on the day, The 116points scored Sundaywere the half. Blue Devil guard DeMarcus 31 percent. adding a solo block and four block the most scored by a GSU team in 15 Nelson had nine points while guard Louis Graham and Dante Gennie assists. Senior Jennifer Schenk tal- years. Five GSU players scored in the Gerald Henderson finished the half struggled Monday night, totaling four lied three block assists and a solo double digits in the game, and junior with eight. The Eagles completed 40 points each. Dwayne Foreman finished block, while senior Staci Anderson Dwayne Foreman was two rebounds percent of their field goal attempts with a career-high 18 points against a contributed 19 digs. away from a triple double. The Eagles while Duke completed 39. tough Duke defense that blocked six Game one went to the Eagles, completed 50 percent of their shots The second half was a different shots on the night. who outscored the Wildcats 30-16. and out-rebounded the Aggies 65-36. story. The Eagles will play another tough After being up 9-4, GSU went on a The Eagles shocked the crowd Duke came out strong, carrying the matchup Friday, 8 p.m. at Illinois. scoring drive, collecting nine of the at Cameron Indoor Stadium early, next 10 points to go up 18-5. The jumping out to a quick 8-5 lead five Eagles never looked back, scoring Score by quarter Team stats minutes into the first half. The lead on kills from Charles and Christy 1 2 f would increase following a big three- GSU Dowd and taking advantage of pointer from Diogo Salazar which put Georgia Southern Eagles 32 16 48 FieldOoals 19/62-30.6 percent 24/48- 50 percent Duke Blue Devils 38 34 72 Three-pointers 4/i6-25p«wnt 2/5- 40 percent Wildcat errors. the Eagles up 15-9 with 13 minutes left Freetnrows 6/14-42.9 percent 22/32-68.8 percent The second frame belonged in the first. Dwayne Foreman added Leading scorers Rebounds (Off-Def) 34(13/21) 43(10/33) 1st half fouls 9 to Davidson, who posted 18 team another three following a steal which 2nd half fouls 7 Georgia Southern: Dwayne Foreman-18 kills and two blocks to down the put the Eagles up 18-12 ten minutes Steals 9 points, five rebounds, three assists Blocks 6 Eagles 30-22. into the half. Diogo Salazar- seven points Assists 11 GSU took game three 30-26. Duke tied the game at 18 with Duke: Josh McRoberts-16 points, six Turnovers 20 Jared Siri/STAFF Bench points 15 With the game tied at 15, the Eagles rebounds Eagle forward Louis Graham matches up with a UNC-Greensboro player seven minutes left, and the teams ex- Second-chance points ■ 16 pulled ahead on a kill from Gorana Demarcus Nelson-16 points Points off turnovers 23 in this file photo. changed leads for a goodportion of the Bade and maintained the lead until theend,eventuallytakingthegame to go up 2-1. The final game was neck-and- neck, but the Eagles were able to pull out the win 30-26 thanks to more Davidson errors. The Wild- disappointing loss for Eagles cats attempted a rally late, posting three consecutive points, but lost GSU News Service 31, Travis Clark found tight eMHal Brian VanGorder. "I thought we gave the match on a ball handling error Scarborough. It was the junior tight our best defensive performance of by Jenny Dykstra. Georgia Southern drove down end's first catch in four games, picking the year, we just came out and played The Eagles will travel to Boone, , ithe field late in the fourth quarter, up 15 yards. physical." N.C. on Thursday for the Southern but a missed field goal in the final Chris Covington The highlight for Conference Tournament. Seeds ', minute was the difference in a 13-10 gained one yard then What's next for the GSU was Jayson Foster's and match times have not been ■loss at lOth-rankedFurman Saturday Clark missed on his Eagles: 83-yard touchdown run, determined. ', afternoon. next two pass attempts. vs. Central Arkansas surpassing his previous ■ The Eagles (3-7 overall, 2-5 So- Bo Galvin, who earlier Saturday, 1 p.m. at best of 80 yards against 12 3 4 Con) lost their fourth straight while Paulson Stadium in the game converted Johnson C. Smith two Davidson 16 30 26 26 ■ :the Paladins (8-3, 6-1) should have his first-ever field goal years ago. Foster was Georgia Southern 30 22 30 30 " secured a NCAA I-AA playoff berth. attempt, narrowly under center for much I rFurmanisoffnextweekandwillawait missed left from 32 yards out and Notables: of the game, sharing snaps with Travis Jennifer Charles-18 kills, four block assists | -its news on Sunday. the Paladins ran out the clock. Clark during passing downs. Jennifer Schenk- three block assists, one Down three, the Eagles took "It was a tough football game. The Eagles close out the 2006 solo block Staci Anderson-19 digs over on their own 18 with 5:10 left We had some opportunities, we just campaign next Saturday at Paulson -in the game. Lamar Lewis gained couldn't deliver. That's been the story Stadium, hosting Central Arkansas What's next for the Eagles: Jared Siri/STAFF seven yards on a 3rd-and-6. Later Southern Conference Tournament of our season for us, but I'm really at 1 p.m. It will be the final game for Head Coach Brian VanGorder paces the sidelines in this file photo. The Eagles 'facing 4th-and-2 from the Furman Thursday in Boone, N.C. Matchups and proud of these guys," said Head Coach GSU's 13 seniors. fell to 3-7 with Saturday's loss at rival Furman. times TBD.