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' - Learn how to be a fine wine con- noisseur Section 8 Thursday, August 19,2004 • Volume 77, Number 16

Library construction begins, projected completion 2008 By Rachel R.Dobson frostybluel [email protected] The new construction is moving forward at a rapid pace. The old home ofhuman resources, known as the Blue Building, which has been on campus since the 1960s, is already being torn down. The trees have fallen to become just a memory, and progress has a run- ning start. Access to the library from Sweetheart Circle will be confined to the right hand porch entrance. Similarly, access from the front steps is limited to the left side. The area that is now fenced off will not change for two years while the wing is being built, so the above changes will be in effect for quite a while. Hillary Jones/STAFF Dr. Bede Mitchell, Dean of Hen- The Blue Building's demolition is the first step in the long process of the derson Library, stated that the library library's expansion. Construction will not impede the accessibility of the will not have any reduced hours, and library. everyone is trying to keep inconve- niences to a minimum. computers by half. Then it will really labs in various campus buildings. After the wing is completed in bother me. Right now all I have to Overall students are excited about 2006, all library services are going to deal with is parking being messed up," the new library. "I really can't wait to be transferred to the new wing while said Victoria Bayode, a computer lab see the new library constructed; it is the old library is being renovated. technician at the library. going to look great," said a passing The estimated time line for com- Computer availability will be a pos- freshman. pletion of all projects is fall 2008. sible problem in the future, but library There should be no major incon- "It won't bother me until they administrators plan to circumvent that veniences or disruption to any library downsize the computer areas and problem by opening up all computer services at this time.

concentrated effort would make it faster and easier for parents and students. All of our staff members can GSU Students'Step Into Statesboro' All 13 residence halls opened be in the buildings waiting to interact with students, on Friday with Operation Move-In, a tradition and they won't have to do any administrative work. that allows students and parents to meet faculty and Typically at this time of year it is very hot, so at the • staff as they help move the hew residents into" the RAC we can be insidein the air conditioning." dormitories. The scattered showers may have slowed down The set-up for Operation Move-In was alittle differ- the move-in, but faculty, staff and volunteers worked ent this year,but even the rain didnot stop almost 3,300 through the rain and humidity to successfully move students from successfully moving into their dorms. in thousands of students. Parents, students, faculty, In previous years, students checked into their dorms, staff and even President Grube were excited about but this year, everyone checked in at the RAC. Operation Move-In. A small army of faculty and staff as well as volun- Mrs. Dorothy Griggs, grandmother of a new teering students from the Baptist Student Union (BSU) student from Arizona, said, "Its worked out very and Alpha Kappa Eplison fraternity (AKE) dodged well; you have a beautiful campus and you've got the rain and helped students move boxes, TVs and everything marked well. We found how to get to all all other possessions into their rooms. of the buildings we had to go to." Beginning 8:45 Friday morning, students check In response to the rain, Interior Designer Ms. Suzy in at the RAC to take care of paperwork and to get Lee said, "It's not dampening our spirits but maybe their keys. To some students, this was an unwelcome dampening what we move in. It's a cross-campus changed. operation." Student Rachel Hook said, "Last year I only stood Senior John Dolinski said, "Overall I think they're • » in line for 10 minutes, because there were only the doing a good job. The set-up is a little different so a people in my dorm there." lot of the staff is freed up, giving them more time to Director of University Housing Vickie Hawkins See MOVE, Page 8A explains the changes, saying, "We felt that having a

Luke Hearn/STAFF Lynthia Byrd (left) and Cassondra Little play checkers with a resident at The Willow Pond assisted living home » « e this Saturday on Monday.

* • Students volunteer at 21 local non-profit By Matt Rapp shot at one of the SEC's top teams will be available Vi off if you trade friattrappl [email protected] in Athens on September 4. in your University of Georgia hats organizations, show true spirit of Georgia Southern If you are planning on pur- 3,000 tickets are available and or shirts. You also need your chasing a ticket to Georgia will go on sale at 10:00am this student I.D. The ticket office is only accepting cash, Visa, or By Luke Hearn Southern's first football game Saturday at the Cowart Building [email protected] Before departing to their workar- helping them with their morning this season, you might want to on Lanier Drive. Tickets are sold Master Card. Nearly 100 GSU students-rang- eas, SGA President Charisse Perkins exercises and playing games with get your tents out. on a first come first serve basis so There will be a pre-game bar- ing from incoming freshmen to congratulated all of the participants them. At least that's how things went don't wait until 10:00 on Saturday beque and Pep-Rally at the Classic the Student Government (SGA) for being a part of the even and Freshman Celeste Thompson four years ago when the Eagles to get there. Any student enrolled Center in Athens on gameday, 0 » President-participated in Monday's thanked everyone for giving their volunteered at Heritage Inn Health went to Athens to take on the at Georgia Southern for the 2004- sponsored by the Alumni Rela- seventh annual "Step Into States- time to serve others. and Rehabilitation Center. "We had Bulldogs. Loyal students posted 2005 academic school year is tions. From 10:30 - 1:00, food boro," a volunteer event in which Students volunteering partici- a really good time playing bingo," up camp at the ticket office by eligible. and beverages will be available to students go out and work at local pated in many different types ofwork she said. "There were a lot of fun Thursday night to ensure a spot But don't bother trying to buy anyone with a ticket. Tickets are non-profit organizations. The stu- activities. Many came back from people there." behind the hedges at Sanford a ticket if you are wearing a UGA required and must be purchased dents went to 21 different locations volunteering with paint on their Thompson said-that she plans to Stadium. With a two-ticket hat or shirt because they won't sell in advance for five dollars. The throughout Statesboro, including clothes after working at a house built volunteer more in the future. maximum, I'm sure there will be you one. Now if you want to trade deadline to buy tickets is Friday, many area nursing and retirement by Habitat for Humanity. Others Leadership Programs Director many eager students waiting for them in for a Georgia Southern August 27. For information and tickets call 912-681-5691. homes, a local school, and a women's returned from a morning of work- a chance to see their team take a that's fine. Because GSU apparel See VOLUNTEER, Page 8A shelter. ing with the assisted living residents, Weekday Weather Only in America Opinions Sports Inside

. A dentist in North Carolina is • Amanda Permenter reminisces • Eagle Football expects to win Police Beat 2A Thursday Friday accused of putting semen in his about Straford Hall with returning talents Classifieds 8B ♦ » HIGH patients'mouth Crossword 8B ■ Guest columnist Kailani Koenig- • GSU soccer endures a coach . ^-fir* 950 Comics 8B • A bank in Georgia throws away Muenster discribes the ideal change and remains hopeful $46,000 in cash First Lady for the upcoming season Sports 6A Opinions 4A LOW Calendar 2B Partly Cloudy Partly Cloudy News Briefs 2A Page 3 A 64 Page4A G* Page 7A (912)-681-5246 • [email protected] Williams Center Rm. 2023 • P.O. Box 8001 . Statesboro, GA 30460 GEORGE-ANNE 2A Thursday, August 19, 2004 I B OIIC© News 08-10-04 Johnson Hall, was charged with ported at the Physical Plant. Medical experts Bob Hartwig said Wednesday. That • David Lawrence Mewborn, 23, of minor in possession/consump- • A seat was taken from a bicycle estimate doesn't included uninsured Google lowers 100 Bermuda Run Apartments, tion of alcohol. at the Southern Courtyard bike fear aftermath of property and flood damage or huge expectations for its Statesboro, was charged with • Officers issued two traffic cita- rack. agricultural losses. public drunk. tions and three traffic warnings, • Officers issued one traffic cita- Hurricane Charley If the estimate holds, Charley value • A nameplate was taken from the assisted five motorists and re- tion and two traffic warnings, would be the second most expensive College of Education building. sponded to one vehicle fire. investigated six traffic accidents, U.S. hurricane after 1992s Andrew, • Officers issued one traffic citation, assisted 11 motorists and re- which caused $ 15.5 billion in insured investigated one traffic accident 08-15-04 sponded to one fire alarm. losses, he said. and assisted one motorist. • TroyMichaelCampbell,21,of202 Wildwood Drive, Statesboro, was 08-17-04 Relatives'lawsuit 08-12-04 charged with disorderly conduct, • Michael Jonathan Cain, 22, of • Officers issued one traffic citation public drunkenness and criminal University Place Apartments, against creamatory Associated Press and one traffic warning, investi- trespass. Statesboro, was charged with ■) . Google co-founders Sergey Brin gated three traffic accidents and • A CD player was taken from a Associated Press operator goes to trial DUI, possession of a weapon (left) and Larry Page. assisted one motorist. vehicle in the RAC parking lot. on school property, obstruction Florida residents clean up after Hurricane Charley. ROME, Ga. - Nearly 1,700 relatives • Officers issued three traffic cita- of an officer, and fleeing. SAN JOSE, Calif. - Google Inc. of people whose bodies were found 08-13-04 tions and four traffic warnings • A wallet was taken from the dramatically lowered expectations PUNTA GORDA, Fla. - Bill Ny- piled across a crematory's property • Stuart Michael Swale, 18, of and responded to three fire Hanner Building. for the Internet search giant's value lander survived Hurricane Charley, are suing the owner for all he's worth, Johnson Hall, was charged with alarms. • A wallet was taken from the Wednesday ahead of its much bal- but the storm still managed to hurt which may not be much. » , af possession of marijuana. Russell Union. lyhooed coming out party in the him days after it destroyed part of The lawsuit against Brent Marsh ini • Officers issued two traffic cita- 08-16-04 • Officers issued one traffic cita- public markets. his hometown and caused billions of and the estate of his father, Ray Brent tions and three traffic warnings, • CraigAlanBurkett, 19,ofStates- tion and three traffic warnings, The offering is still one of the dollars in damage across Florida. Marsh, goes to trial Monday, 2 1/2 biggest and highly anticipated for an I" investigated one traffic accident, .boro Place Apartments, States- investigated one traffic accident, Nylander burned his leg while try- years after the remains of 334 people and assisted two motorists and boro, was charged with minor and assisted eight motorists and Internet company, surpassing the hot ing to repair his roof in the heat of the were discovered at the Tri-State Cre- ' one injured person. in possession/consumption of one sick person. issues of the dot-com boom. sun. The 68-year-old retiree needed matory in Noble, near the Tennessee The world's most popular search alcohol and having a false I.D. <». f treatment Tuesday at a medical center border. 08-14-04 • David James Fuller, 19, of Ken- engine said Wednesdayitnowexpects - All Police Beat information set up in four tents outside a hospital Investigators found heaps of decay- • Brandon Coy Ellis, 18, of Win- nedy Hall, was charged with its stock to sell for between $85 and compiled by Luke Hearn, News closed for repairs. ing bodies from Georgia, Alabama burn Hall, was charged with minor in possession/consump- $95 per share, down nearly a third Editor. Until the electricity hums again and Tennessee that were supposed possession of marijuana. tion of alcohol. from its old forecast of $108 to $135. and the debris is cleared, health of- to be cremated. Tests later revealed • Dylan Blair Stephens, 18, of • A case of harassment was re- It also said the total number of shares ficials are worried that there could be the crematory gave some families to be sold will be cut to 19.6 million more deaths and injuries in the after- cement dust instead of their loved from 25.7 million. math of Hurricane Charley than dur- one's ashes. Campus, NUHMS. ing the storm itself. At least 21 deaths The civil case first reached trial Georgia prepares had been linked to the storm. last spring. It lasted about two weeks In addition to injuries, residents before all 58 funeral homes named to elect its third Library offers classes on software, technology are being sickened by eating spoiled in the lawsuit reached settlements member of Congress By Rachel R.Dobson food and contaminated water. They totaling $36 million. teach Web CT. Most classes are held frostybluel [email protected] are skipping their prescription drugs The lawsuit doesn't specify what to Senate on the first floor in room 1042. Any and, with no air conditioning and with amount of money the families are The library is offering classes to student interested should go to: www. window screens blown away, exposing seeking from Marsh. This trial will WASHINGTON - Need to find teach students basic software such library.georgiasouthern.edu/forms/ themselves to mosquitoes carrying only determine liability. If guilty, a a Senate candidate? The U.S. House i as Microsoft Word, Excel, and Power workshopjregistration.html, or for a diseases such as West Nile virus. second trial a few months later would might seem the likely place to' look, > Point. There is also a tutorial to assist description of all the classes offered, Insurers are likely to pay an esti- award damages. but Georgia has rarely relied on the '■ with Photoshop applications and go to: www.library.gerogiasouthern. mmmm mated $7.4 billion in claims for dam- File Photo Marsh faces 787 charges in a crimi- congressional ranks as a farm system scanning. edu/workshops.html Henderson Library is currently of- age to homes, businesses and personal nal trial set for Oct. 11. If convicted, for a job in the upper chamber. The library has also teamed up The programs are offered August fering classesonMicrosoftprog rams possession such as cars, Insurance he could be sentenced to more than That's changing fast. with the Distance Learning Center to 17-October7. and Web CT through October 7. Information Institute chief economist 8,000 years in prison. In November, when Georgia vot- ers pick between Republican Rep. '■ Johnny Isakson and Democratic Rep. Denise Majette, the state will elect its second senator from the House in two years.' Republican Saxby Chambliss defeated incumbent Sen. Max Cleland in 2002. In the previous 89 years, stemming back to the 17th Amendment - which allows voters rather than legislatures to select their state's U.S. senators - only one Georgia senator came from the House. Wyche Fowler was elected in 1986, then was defeated in his first re-election bid six years later. So what has changed? University of Georgia political scientist Charles Bullock speculates a number of things, including a more heightened statewide visibility for key members of the House delegation and a reduced level ofanimosity between Atlantaand more rural parts of the state. Isakson and Majette are two ,of the state's more junior members of the House. Majette is one of five freshmen * in the delegation, and Isakson won a 1999 special election to succeed for- mer House Speaker Newt Gingrich. Still, they both had extensive experience in public service prior to their congressional work.

- All News Briefs compiled from wire reports by Luke Hearn, News Editor.

HELP WANTED: Sports writers needed. If interested, contact Matt Rapp, Sports Edi- tor of Hie George-Anne atmattrapp 111 @yahoo. com.

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North Carolina Internet, but big general merchandise m.% Georgia o stores had stayed away from selling caskets until now, said David Walkin- Hall closes office after shaw, a spokesman for the National Bank errors led to panel revoked his Funeral Directors Association. $46,000 in cash At a Costco on Chicago's North license Side, shoppers checking out the new thrown away casket kiosk Monday seemed to like CHARLOTTE - A North Carolina COLUMBUS- A cache of cash the idea that the same store where they dentist accused of putting semen into found in the Columbus landfill was the buy so many things for this life was the mouths of six female patients, result of a bank error, police said. branching into the after life. including a 14-year-old, closed, his The money - more than $46,000 omceafter a panel of the N.C. Board - was found on July 23 by a backhoe of-Dental Examiners revoked his operator who was digging through license. mounds of garbage at the Pine Grove The panel, which heard testimony fl Washington Landfill. That was about the same during seven days in July, revoked amount of money a Columbus bank the license of Dr. John Hall, 43, of Seahawk fans tie knot official told the local FBI office in July Cornelius. His lawyers said they will 2002 the bank had misplaced. > appeal the decision to Wake County on 50-yard line Bank officials alerted police about Superior Court. the possibility the money belonged SEATTLE - Alexis Russo and Patients testified that Hall squirted to the bank after the Columbus Led- Chris Lundberg found the perfect i a foul-tasting substance from a syringe ger-Enquirer reported the backhoe place to tie the knot: in a field. A into their mouths. A seventh testified operator's find. football field. Hall jumped on her in the dental chair Police proved the money belonged About 260 guests attended the ' and gyrated against her lower body in to the bank because remnants of bank wedding of Russo and Lundberg a sexual manner. wrappers were mixed in with the - two 21-year-old Seattle Seahawks David Maloney, a prosecutor with misplaced cash. fans - on Sunday at Qwest Field, _ the Mecklenburg County District the NFL team's stadium. Attorneys Office who attended the "We met through the Seahawks dental board hearing, has said the and now we're getting married here criminal investigation is continuing. at the stadium," Lundberg said. "I ' Accusations against Hall became can't think of a more perfect spot public in November, after several to have it." employees said they had become sus- Each has been attending Se- < picious of his behavior. They collected ahawks games since childhood. five syringes from his office and asked a Mutual friends introduced them , veterinarian to test the contents, which at a sports bar before a game last y turned out to be semen. The employees year after Russo began studying contacted police, who searched Hall's communications at Arizona State office and found more syringes, con- University. Lundberg had recently taining similar material. DNA tests moved to Phoenix to work as a showed it was Hall's semen. firefighter. Testifying on his own behalf, Hall In planning their wedding, SATURDAY, AUGUST 21 & SUNDAY, AUGUST 22 denied injecting semen into patients' they figured the stadium would mouths. He said he was collecting his 10:00 AM TIL 6:00 PM EACH DAY be the best place for the wedding semen in the syringes because he was and got no interference from the tracking the side effects of Propecia, Seahawks. Show your Student ID and your BONUSCARD® and get: ra hair-growth drug. Potential side The team's helmet car carried effects include low sperm count and the bride and her father from the • FREE HOTDOG • FREE CHIPS • FREE DRINK diminished semen. Hall said he col- sidelines to the head of the aisle at I ij" lected his semen after-hours in an of- ► the 20-yard line. The couple were fice bathroom because he didn't want And parents, don't forget the married at the 50-yard line. to do so at home. He said he planned Lundberg wore blue and green BI-LO GIFT CARD for your starving student! , to take the vials to his doctor. flowers in his lapel. Russo wore Emerson Thompson, one of Hall's white, except for a garter of blue, lawyers, said Hall does not believe green and silver. he received a fair hearing. The panel Their dog, Fumbles, ambled WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 25 D BONUSCARD' APPLICATION conducted the hearing like a civil down the aisle in a blue No. 37 10:00 AM TIL 1:00 PM court trial but had a lawyer on hand Seahawks jersey, carrying the wed- SHE' PLACE BONUSCARD' STICKER HERE STORE STAMP to whisper advice on legal matters, he ding rings on a heart-shaped pillow BONUSCARD® Sign-Up BONUSCARD' 'said.Thompsonaddedthathebelieves on his back. At the end of the cer- at GSU CAMPUS riiniiio cutroutt theboard made legal mistakes, such as emony, the couple walked down the keeping out evidence of a polygraph aisle to the strains of the "Monday FREE GIVEAWAYS: WRITE BONUSCARD* NUMBER HERE f test he said Hall passed. Night Football" theme song. • BI-LO BOTTLED WATER

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:The EORGE" 4A Thursday, August 19, 2004

-STAR TRiBuiVg Our Opinion How to stay out of Police Beat

Page 2A of this publication includes a very popular feature called "The Police Beat." This is read by many people, most of whom are looking for people they know who were caught .making not-so-bright decisions on and around the GSU campus. If you look at today's Police Beat, you will see numerous entries from the Campus Police dealing with students being charged with what are inevitably preventable crimes. Every now and thertwe get calls from the accused asking if there's any way we can omit their names from v.~rtV?.* ' the report. The answer is no, indefinitely. The data contained in Police Beat is public information, and as a newspaper we provide a public service by informing the community about how, where and by whom crime is being committed in this NEWS ITEM: SJU.V DeSiGtfeRS BeSW ADDReSSWG RoUPVISR PRoBtfiM area. So, here are some tips on keeping your name out of the Police Beat: Making architectual progress mental •Don't drink if you're not 21 or older. As easy as it may be to *Note: This column originally ran in the Wednesday, obtain an inebriating beverage around town, it's not smart if you're of a college students true academic awakening and May 20,2004 edition of The George-Anne. epiphany-like realizations oflife purpose. And, as they hot of age. say, the darkest hour is just before dawn. •Don't drink and drive! Regardless of age, this is way un-cool! Driv- I drove through my old bedroom yesterday. It was a dark year in some Ways. Each of us was ing drunk is the epitome of stupidity, and the consequences of doing Admittedly, the demolition of Stratford Hall was exploring ideas and relationships that had theretofore this, if not deadly, is lots of money, lots of time in different mandated a bittersweet sight for me, as I'm sure it was for oth- been forbidden us. We made memories and mistakes. programs, and lots of times having to bum rides from friends. In the ers who lived there. Part of me rejoiced when I saw We had late-night powwows. We dyed each others event that you find yourself unable to drive due to alcohol in your the bright turquoise roof of the breezeway - once so hair. system, call a sober friend, call a taxi, or walk. With this, we bring towering, commanding and tacky in the Statesboro Our time in Stratford made us strong. up our next point. sky - leveled to the ground, never again to cast its' Truly, if my spatial estimations are correct, the •If you do decide to walk in the event that you are unable to drive shadow upon the Kennedy Hall parking lot. Then passenger side tires of westbound vehicles traveling the new extension of Harvey Drive tread right across due to intoxication, do so calmly. The Police Beat has entries all the again, somewhere in my conscience there squealed Amanda Permenter the twin-mattress-sized patch of land where I used to time that include the charge "public drunkenness" and this is usually a bit of sentimentality for the building of countless editor-in-chief blue, pink and green hues. It looked very nearly like sleep. Looking back on myself as I was at that time, I because when trying to be responsible and walk instead of driving, a crushed plastic flamingo, and not just any lawn realize I often laid there dreaming about where I am said drunk decides to piss in the middle of the sidewalk, or get into ornament, but one that was once my home. today; about where I'd be seven years from then, five a fight with the stop sign. In the event you feel that you will be too Alicia, Melissa and I moved into Stratford as sopho- years from now. drunk to walk home, call a taxi, or have someone do it for you. mores, after sharing cozy (read: very small) quarters Something about the complete transfiguration of •Don't steal things. This is something that should have been banged in Johnson Hall for a full year. In keeping with the fact that space from an area I once inhabited to one upon into everyone's head before they left kindergarten, but people still insist that my friends and I are often unique in comparison which I may travel holds strong symbolism for me, on taking other peoples' things. This is dumb. Don't do it, or you're with the rest of the population, the three of us signed and I don't considerate it a coincidence. It made me sure to wind up on this list. up for a special room in the southwestern corner of see all these buildings in a fresh light, the old and new ones alike. •Don't have marijuana in your possession. There are many people the first floor. It was one room with three beds about the size of the living area in the new residence halls, In the end, they're all roads...Some more obvi- who are constantly being caught with it on them. This too can be and somehow the three of us fit all our girly stuff into ously than others. prevented, simply by not having it. it with space to spare. Amanda Permenter is the editor-in-chief of That year was a very transitional one for us The George-Anne and can he reached at Of course there are many other things not mentioned here that - sophomore year traditionally precedes the dawn [email protected]. could land your name and other information in the Police Beat, but these are ones we see most often. 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By Kailani Koenig-Muenster the country for the better. KRT Campus conferences, expressed her opinions, and THE GEORGE-ANNE STAFF She should take advantage of her position traveled the world. Hillary Clinton was our nations first lady For 77 years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper to voice her opinions and advocate for what Because Franklin Roosevelt was suffering during my childhood and early adolescence. she believes in. from polio, Eleanor took the responsibil- It wasn't until George W. Bush took office Onlya few first ladies have been successful ity to visit troops, prisons and shelters, and THE 2004-05 EDITORIAL BOARD that I realized all first ladies were not like in doing so. spread good will to foreign countries during Hillary. Hillary Clinton chaired the Task Force WWII. Amanda Permenter, Editor-in-Chief Along with the rest of the world, I watched on National Health Care reform in 1993 After Franklin Roosevelt died, President Katie Glorieux, Managing Editor; Luke Hearn, News Editor Hillary take a dive into America's political and worked on the CHIP (Children's Health Truman appointed her to the U.S. Delegation" waters. Then the Clintons left the White Insurance Program) to insure children are to the United Nations General Assembly. She THE 200405 EDITORTAL STAFF House and it was then that I realized few first properly immunized. also chaired the Human Rights Commission ladies escaped the traditional mold of being While many sum up her health-care role as during the drafting of the Universal Declara* Adam Crisp, Deputy Managing Editor; Rachel Weeks, Assistant News a mere shadow to the president. a failure, she got a serious conversation going tion of Human Rights. Editor, LaVene Bell, Photo Editor; Matt Rapp, Sports Editor • As we inform ourselves about our choices in this country about our health-care crisis, a In the years that followed, Eleanor Roos- Lori Kemp, Copy Editor; Ashley Stevens, A&E Editor of elected officials on the Nov. 2nd ballot, we conversation that continues today. evelt continued to impact the international should also consider the role of first lady. Hillary Clinton also promoted policies political scene. What role should she play? How comfortable that strengthened our public schools and Our generation should expect a first lady STAFF WRITERS PHOTOGRAPHY are we having her play a prominent role? And helped parents balance work and family life. who will not only make a mark in history, but, do we expect her to? 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4 < Men's Soccer 2004 OLYMPICS Water Polo ATHENS, GREECE AP Photos/Giorgos Nissiotis Results as of Tuesday, August 17 Paraguay's Jose Devaka, top, is blocked by Japan's YoshitoOkubo during a men's Group B preliminary soccer match at the The new Rio-Antirion bridge is illuminated, near the port city of Patras, Kaftanzaglio stadium during the 2004 linking the southern Peloponnese region to the mainland Greece late Olympic Games in the north port city Softball of Thessaloniki, Greece, on Thursday, Saturday, Aug. 7, 2004. A global torch relay carrying the Olympic flame Aug. 12. will cross the bridge Sunday, before it opens to the public on Aug. 12. (AP Photo/Thanassis Stavrakis)

AP Photo/ltsuo Inouye Mexico 3, Greece 2 United States' Wigo Wolf celebrates Mali 3, South Korea 3 after scoring a goal against Kazakhstan Argentina I, Australia 0 ina Men's water polo preliminary match Mexico beat Greece in an action-packed Kayaking in Athens, Tuesday, Aug. 1.7. and acrimonious soccer game, only to discover it had still been knocked out of the competition. After celebrating a victory over the host, United States 9, Kazakhstan 6 the Mexicans heard the other group game Italy 8, Australia 4 had finished in a tie between Mali and South Germany 13, Eygpt 3 Korea - eliminating them. Serbia-Montenegro 4, Russia 3 AP Photo/Eric Gay Mexico finished with four points and Greece 8, Spain 5 • Greece one - a sad ending for the host after Hungary 10, Croatia 8 United States's Lovieanne Jung is safe Women's Soccer its senior team had won Euro 2004 six weeks Wolf Wigo scored four goals as the United at second base as she slides under the ago. But the tie in Thessaloniki gave Mali and States rallied for a 9-6 win over Kazakhstan. tag of China'Qiang Wei during the third Korea five points each. The Americans improved to 2-0, includ- inning of their preliminary round game Argentina's shutout of Australia, on An- ing a last-second 7-6 win over Croatia in at the Olympic Softball Center at the dres D'Allesandro's goal in the ninth minute, their opener. 2004OlympicGamesin Athens, Tuesday, was the team's third in a' row and confirmed Sergey Drozdov scored three goals, twice Aug. 17. USA won 4-0. the Argentines' status as favorites for the giving Kazakhstan the lead in the first period gold medal. and then adding a third as the game wound down. lta_tf__lMI Baseball United States 4, China 0 ' ;ans led 5-4 at halftime, with Australia 8, Italy 0,5 innings vice in the second period. He Canada 1, Japan 0 1^_ 1 1 finished it off by scoring with 1:26 to play. Taiwan 2 Greece 0 ^ Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis In other matches, Francesco Postiglione Lori Harrigan allowed only a first-inning Rebecca Giddens of the United States scored three goals as Italy rebounded from an bunt single and Crystl Bustos homeredTuesday competes in thermal oftheKI women's opening loss to Spain. as the United States posted its fourth straight kayaksingle category atfheOlympicCa- I The Australians led twice in the first two ' shutout of the'gaffies. nqe-Kayakslalom venue of|he Helliniko' periods and were tie.d 3-afi at the break, but Harrigan struckout eight; Lovieanne Jung Sports Complex at the 2004 Olympic Italy scored three consecutive goals in the third had two RBIs and Leah O'BrieiiTAmico drove Games in Athens, Wednesday Aug. 18. period and took control. . AP Photo/Luca Bruno 1 AP Photo/Elise Amendola in a run as the Americans ran their winning Giddens won the silver medal. . ■Germany led 9-0 at halftime and added two streak to 74 games and thetatferaational record Australia's midfielder Joanne Peters I Andy Roddick of the USA reaches goals in the third period before Egypt scored. against China to 10-1. The United States has celebrates after scoring against U.S.A. for a shot during his first round tennis Serbia-Montenegro edged Sydney 2000 outscored its opponents 24-0 in the preliminary Former Whitewater kayaking world in the women's group G soccer match match against Flavio Saretta of Brazil, silver medalist Russia, and Greece upset 1996 round of the tournament. AP Photo/Al Behrman champion Rebecca Giddens used a clean first event at the 2004 Olympic Games at at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens Olympic champion Spain. Stacy Porter and Natalie Titcume each hit run through the first-ever salt-water course in the Kaftanzoglio stadium in the north Sunday, Aug. 15. Roddick beat Saretta, Taiwan baserunner Chen Chih-Yuan Tamas Kasas and Peter Biros scored three two-run homers for Australia. an Olympic Games to advance to the single port city of Thessaloniki, Greece, on 6-3, 7-6. (50) scores as Greece catcher Georgios goals apiece for Hungary. Lauren Bay pitched a shutout for Canada, kayak semifinals. Tuesday, Aug. 17. Kottaras waits forthe ball in the seventh and Jackie Lance scored in.the eighth inning Giddens now moves into a 15-boat semifi- inning, Tuesday, Aug. 17. on an error. The worlds top two tennis players found Archery nal field on Wednesday, with the top 10 boats themselves struggling against low-ranked op- Taiwan got its first win in the tourna- United States l Australia 1, tie getting into the finals later that day. t ponents in the second round of the Olympics ment. Brazil 7, Greece 0 Jennifer Bongardt of Germany was the - No. 1 Roger Federer flopped, and No. 2 Andy Sweden 2, Nigeria 1 leader on first day. Two-time defending gold Roddick flourished. Canada 7, Netherlands 0 Germany 2, Mexico 0 Table Tennis medalist Stepanka Hilgertova of the Czech Federer was beaten 4-6,7-5,7-5by 18-year- Taiwan 7, Greece 1 Joanne Peters' 12-yard header in the 82nd Republic finished in 11th place. old Tomas Berdych of the Czech Republic on Australia 6, Italy 0 minute gave Australia a tie with the United Court 1. Roddick saved three match points and Peter Orr, Pete Laforest and Stubby Clapp States, breaking a 15-game Aussie losing streak overcame 2000 silver medalist Tommy Haas of each homered to lead Canada, which improved that dates to the teams' first meeting in 1987. Germany 6-4, 3-6,9-7 before a raucous crowd to 3-0 in the eight-team competition. Canada The Americans had already clinched a spot at the main stadium. has outscored its opponents 23-3. in the quarterfinals with wins over Greece and Fencing Venus Williams beat Maja Matevzic of Taiwan scored five times in the seventh to Brazil, and the tie assured them first place in break open its game against Greece. Australia Slovenia 6-0, 6-0 earlier - the first shutout for their group. Their top seed guarantees they will a man or woman since tennis returned to the allowed just one hit against Italy. stay in Thessaloniki for their next game against Olympics as a medal sport in 1988. Japan on Friday. Two other major champions lost: Feliciano Australia qualified for the quarterfinals Rowing Lopez of Spain eliminated No. 9 Marat Safin 7-6 with the tie, although it would have advanced (4), 6-3, while Mardy Fish of the United States anyway because of Brazil's win over Greece came back to upset No. 5 Juan Carlos Ferrero in Patras. 4-6, 7-6 (5), 6-4. AP Photo/Ben Curtis Kristine Lilly scored in the 19th minute for the Americans. Jennifer Nichols of the USA shoots an World Cup runner-up Sweden, facing first- Basketball arrowattheWomen's Individual Archery round elimination from the Olympics, scored competition in the 2004OlympicGames AP Photo/Michael Sohn two goals in four minutes against Nigeria in atthePanathinaiko Stadium in Athens, USA's MarielZagunisjubilatesaftershe Volos and earned a place in the quarterfinals. Greece Wednesday, Aug. 18. took the gold medal in the Women's Germany beat Mexico in Athens to top §|y§§j|M| Individual Sabrecompetitionofthe 2004 its group. AP Photo/Armando Franca „ Olympic Games at the Helliniko fencing Cristiane scored three as the Brazilians US Women's Eight boat cox Mary AP Photo/Chitose Suzuki hall in Athens Tuesday, Aug. 17. overwhelmed Greece in Patras. Whipple, far right, directs the boat Americans Jennifer Nichols and Vic Ah Sim Song and YanaTieof Hong Kong during training at the Schinias Rowing Wunderle advanced to the quarterfinals of the team, top, plays against Zhang Yining & Canoeing Center Thursday, Aug. 12, Olympic archery tournament. . and Wa'hg Nan, of China team, bottom, For the first time in a century, the United in Schinias, Greece. Nichols beat Tetyana Berezhna of Ukraine during their women'sdoubles tableten- States won a gold medal in Olympic fencing, and 163-160, rallying with two 10s in her final nis match atthe2004OlympicGames in it added a bronze for good measure. Swimming three shots. Single sculler Jennifer Devine advanced Athens, Wednesday, Aug. 18. China won Mariel Zagunis beat Tan Xue of China 15-9 Wunderle, the No. 43 seed, upset No. 11 to the semifinals by finishing second in a 11-4,3-11,11-13,11-8,12-10,11-8. in the saber final, and American Sada Jacobson preliminary. Ming Huang Liu of Taiwan 164-160. was third, beating Catalina Gheorghitoaia of Second-seeded Magnus Petersson of Swe- Devine broke out in front early and led at Romania 15-7. den and world champion Michele Frangilli of 500 meters, but was caught at the finish by Frida The United States had never won a medal Svensson of Sweden. Italy were both eliminated. in women's fencing. The last American medal in The last American was knocked out of Devine must finish in the top three in her the sport was in Los Angeles in 1984, when Peter Olympic table tennis when Gao Jun lost to Ai semifinal to advance to the six-boat final. Westbrook won the bronze in men's saber. Fukuhara of Japan 4-0 in women's singles. The Harvard-MIT tandem of Steve Tucker Handball Marcel Fischer of Switzerland took gold and Greg Ruckman rowed into a semifinal in in the men's epee. AP Photo/Dusan Vranic ttye men's lightweight double sculls, finishing Lithuania's Ramunas Siskauskas goes behind the team from Japan. Field Hockey for layup by Puerto Rico's Jose Ortiz The U.S. men's four also advanced to a AP Photo/Douglas C. Pizac during men's basketball preliminary semifinal by finishing second in its heat. USA's Michael Phelps reacts to a ques- round match at Helliniko Indoor Arena Lisa Schlenker and Stacey Borgman tion during a news conference of the in Athens Tuesday Aug. 17. advanced to the lightweight double scull U.S. swimming team Wednesday, Aug. semifinals. ll#w 11, in Athens.

Judo Michael Phelps claimed his second and Serbia-Montenegro 74, Italy 72 third gold medals of the Athens Games, win- Lithuania 98, Puerto Rico 90 ning the 200-meter butterfly and then helping China 69, New Zealand 62 AP Photo/Ivan Sekretarev the United States claim gold in the 800 freestyle Australia 83, Angola 59 Japan's Tomomi Komori, left, tries to relay Tuesday night. After losing in overtime to Argentina on a stopArgentina'sMariaMagdalenaAicega Phelps held off Takashi Yamamoto of Japan buzzer-beater by Manu Ginobili in its opener, during their 2004 Olympic Games field in the butterfly to win in an Olympic-record 1 Serbia-Montenegro beac Italy when Gianluca hockey match at the Helliniko hockey minute, 54.01 seconds. In the relay, Klete Keller Basile's 15-footer missed as the game ended. center in Athens, Greece, Monday, Aug. narrowly held off Ian Thorpe at the wall to help Milos Vujanic made two free throws with 16. Argentina won 3-1. the United States win gold over the Australians 5.6 seconds left to give Serbia-Montenegro Greece's Spyros Balomenos, center, four years after finishing second to the Aussies the lead. Basile had tied the game 14 seconds at the Sydney Games. scores as Germany's Christian Schwarzer, earlier when he stripped Dejan Bodiroga near The Americans picked up another medal midcourt and went in for a layup. AP Photo/Ben Cutis right, and Florian Kehrmann, left, look on Pakistan 7, Egypt 0 AP Photo/Hasan Sarbakhshian during their Olympic Group B handball when Amanda Beard took silver in the 200 Igor Rakocevic had 19 points for Serbia- James Pedro, of the United States, cel- South Korea 3, Britain 2 China's Fu Haifeng.right, and his team- match at the Faliro Sports Pavilion, at individual medley. The three-time Olympian Montenegro, the reigning world champions. ebrates after defeating France's Daniel Australia 2, Argentina 2, tie mate Cai Yun, return to Japan's Keita the Olympic Games 2004 in Athens, picked up the fifth medal of her career behind Earlier, Ramunas Siskauskas scored 23 Fernandes during the bronze medal India 4, South Africa 2 Masuda and Tadashi Ohtsuka, in their Saturday, Aug. 14. Ukraine's Yana Klochkova, who defended the points to lead Lithuania past Puerto Rico, which match of the Judo Men light weight Germany 1, Spain 1, tie men's doubles badminton round of 16 title she won in Sydney. had upset the United States in its opener. (-73) event Monday, Aug. 16. Netherlands 4, New Zealand 3 match at the 2004 Olympic Games in Camelia Potec of Romania won gold in Yao Ming bounced back from a rough Pakistan's men easily downed Egypt, scor- Athens , Monday Aug. 16. Haifeng and the 200 free. opening game with 39 points and 13 rebounds Denmark 29, South Korea 29, tie ing five times in the first half. Sohail Abbas Yun won 15-716-17 15-9. In the morning, the Americans' top sprint- to lead China. Hungary 33, Greece 20 scored the last four goals of the game. ers, Jason Lezak and Ian Crocker, both failed The 7-foot-6 center from the Houston Mas Uiadis of Greece thrilled the home Ukraine 26, China 21 Lee Jung-seon scored late in the second half to advance out of the preliminaries of the 100 Rockets had 12 points and eight rebounds in" crowd, beating Roman Gontyuk of Ukraine to ■Defending gold medalist Denmark tied to give South Korea a win over Britain. Top-seeded Zhang Jiewen and Yang Wei free. Two-time Olympic champion Alexander an openingloss to Spain, but took over from the win the gold medal in the 81-kilogram class. South Korea on Mette Vestergaard's third goal of Australia tied Argentina on a late goal by of China advanced in the women's doubles Popov of Russia failed to advance from the start against New Zealand, finishing 15-for-20 Japans AyumiTanimoto beat Claudia Heill the game. Hungary, the silver medalist in Sydney Jamie Dwyer. tournament, defeating Jo Novita and Lita Nurlita semifinals. from the field and keying China's effective zone of Austria to win the 63-kilogram division. in 2000, won its second straight match. India scored four straight to rally past South of Indonesia. This will be the first time the L'nited States defense inside. Japan has won four gold medals and a silver Oxana Rayhel led Ukraine with nine goals Africa, and Christoph Bechmann scored in the Second-seeded Chen Hong of China ad- doesn't have at least one swimmer in the 100 Australia led 45-29 at halftime and cruised in the first eight judo events. while Li Weiwei scored seven for China. second half to help Germany tie Spain. vanced to the quarterfinals in men's singles. free final of a nonboycotted Olympics. past Angola behind Shane Heals 18 points. The Thursday, August 19, 2004 7A By Matt Rapp Finishing third in the Southern mattrappl 11 @yahoo.com like any other here in the Boro, has the Conference with a 5-3 record, the chance to be something special. The 2004 Georgia Southern foot- Eagles want to move back to the top Mike Sewak (Virginia 81') is com- ball season is just around the corner where they have soared for so many ing into his third season as head coach High hopes foil and our Eagles have a lot to prove. years. In the last ten years Georgia here at Georgia Southern. With an Coming off a 7-4 record last season, Southern has made it to the playoffs J 8-7 record, Coach Sewakknows what GSU is ready to get back to its win- seven times, so anything less than that GSU Football I ning tradition. is a disappointment. This season, just See FOOTBALL, Page 8A Winds of change surround I new soccer season at GSU l By Chuck Thomas s

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"I'm very excited about volunteer, attend the "Community 4? w beneficial that other groups and or- all of the people who are interested Agency Fair Plunge In" on Tuesday, ganizations are helping move. More in getting out and volunteering. It August 24 from 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. < ■ Service to the Community people are coming out to help." gives them the opportunity to get out at the Russell Union Rotunda, or Resident Adviser (RA) Josh Mote, in the community and meet others contact the GSU Office of Leader- member of University Housing, said, ■ Leadership and Personal Development who share the common interest in ship and Outreach Programs at (912) "It's been pretty smooth, the new sys- volunteering, plus it lets them serve 871-1435. tem this year has been very effective. ■ Lifelong Friends and Community Building It gives us RAs the opportunity to get to know our residences." FOOTBALL, FROM PAGE 7A ■ Social Activities President Grube was present for it takes to win. With twenty starters Anyone who knows Georgia^ Operation Move-In, visiting students returning, Sewak has the leadership Southern football knows that we love signing in at the RAC and helping at 1 and playmakers to get the job done. to keep the ball on the ground. The Networking and Alumni Involvement the dorms. "This season will be about the emer- rushing game will be led by fullback.:i Grube said, "Even from the time gence of leadership. We have a team All-American Jermaine Austin. He is %i I was a student, I always loved the that is capable of great things but the a proven winner and has the talent and http://students.georgiasouthern.edu/greeklife/ start of the year. I love the beginning leaders have to be willing to step up." strength to make things happen. of the semester when the amount of said Coach Sewak this June. The defensive line has all four?!:, Registration form online! energy and excitement is the highest. The Eagles seemed to have the tal- starters returning. That right there is G Operation Move-In is just a lot of fun. ent last season but couldn't produce somethingto be excited about. Coach {—1 It's wonderful to have students com- when the time came. This might have Sewak thinks this will be the heart and; < ing back, walking around campus, been from lack of leadership, which soul of the team and I think he might and it's great to see faculty and staff the team has this year. One strong- be right. Victor Cabral, Eric Mclntire, -" ATO AX KA KZ nKA nKO EAE ZX 2N Z*E in TKE helping out." point is that there are two returning Eric Hadley, and Matt Rio will all bring quarterbacks this season; a healthy their senior leadership to the defensive Chaz Williams and an experienced side of the game. Trey Hunter. Chaz Williams is back Four of the five starters.are return- - c from arthroscopic knee surgery that ing to the offensive line this season. 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Here's what you do: 1. Go to www.stp.georgiasouthern.edu/wvgs and download an application, or. pick one up at the station. 2. If you have an air check please send it with the application. If you do not have an air check, get a tape recorder, or CD-R, and tell us on tape or CD why you t want to be a part of The Buzz. NO MINI-TAPES, sorry. This must be at least 1 minute in length, and it has to be turned in with your application. REMEMBER: you are applying at a radio station. We want to hear what you sound like. DO NOT BE AFRAID. Take the plunge. 3. Bring the application and air check to the station. We are located in the second . Enjoy "telling others about Georgia Southern? floor of the Williams Center, room 2026. All applications are due by 12:00 noon on Wednesday August 25, 2004. After the applications are received, we will set Interested in increasing your diploma value? up interviews. ' Have good communication skills? All applications that do not have an air check, demo tape, CD, will be disqualified. Want to work on campus? After the interviews, we will select the next on- air staff for the 2004 fall term. By the Way, On- Air talents will be paid this year!

The Office of Development is now accepting application for student Phonathon callers. Good luck, and thanks for listening to 91.9 FM The Buzz if Georgia Southern University. Applications are available at the Alumni House (across from the Herty building at the corner of ■ ' Georgia Avenue and Herty Drive) from 8 a.m. - 5 a.m. Deadline for applications is August 30, 2004. If you need more information, call us at 912.681.5507. * J^F 9A ' The GEORGE-ANNE • Thursday, August 19, 2004 t *• Wanted Student Leaders! Comesee what the Center for Student Leadership Development has to offer students to develop your leadership skills.

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Friday 9/3 Get the EDGE Eagle Leadership EDGE & Leadership Accent Eagle Leadership EDGE Planting the Seeds Application deadline Leadership (Experience, Develop, Grow, and Emerge) is a great way for Tuesday 9/7 new students to take the first for the Future! Adopt-A-Grandparent Workshop step toward becoming a leader Russell Union 2042, 4-5:30 pm at Georgia Southern. This 10- week leadership development Leadership 101 Leadership 101-Membership 101, R.U., 5:30-6:30 program includes training in Wednesday 9/8 Attention All Students: If you attend a total of 9 hours of work- communication, personality, Adopt-A-Grandparent Workshop team building, diversity, shops in two semesters you will earn a Leadership Certificate. Russell Union 2042, 5-6:30 pm and much more. EDGE is offered during both the Fall and Spring Semesters. Calendar of Workshops Thursday 9/9 Fall Semester 2004 Adopt-A-Grandparent Workshop Sign up by September 3rd for the FALL CLASS: Russell Union 2042, 6-7:30 pm Monday, September 12 - November 28 Tuesday, September 7 Membership 101 or Tuesday, September 21 Goal Setting 101 Saturday 9/11 Eagle Summit Leadership Conference, R.U. Tuesday, Septemberl3 - November 29 Tuesday, October 5 What's Your Role as a Leader Tuesday, October 19 3:30 - 5:00 p.m. The Art of Delegation Monday 9/13 Tuesday, November 2 Effective Communication Skills EDGE class A begins through November 29 The Accent is on you! Tuesday, November 16 Burnout 101 From 3:30 pm- 5:00 pm Leadership Accent is designed for students who were in EDGE or who Calendar of Workshops Monday 9/20 have previous leadership training. This is an advanced leadership class Spring 2005 Student Action Board Meeting, 7 p.m., R.U. that focuses on leadership theories and their application into practice. 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Actor Stephen Fry delivers a raucous directing debut with this satiric dynamo whose radiant cast is having so much fun their vigor compensates for TRYTHESE... the characters' lack of emotional depth. Adapted from Evelyn Waugh's 1930s novel "Vile Bodies,"the film follows the debaucheries of Britain's "bright SWEET NOT SO SWEET DRY young things" whose excesses are minutely lH White Zinfindel Chardonnay Shiraz chronicled by the gossip hounds of the press. WQODBRI Chardonnay is perhaps This is a spicy red wine. It's The lavish costumes, the jazzy score and giddy This wine, with a pink color, is meant for first- the most popular wine best when eating a heavy pace are infectious, but Fry's biggest accomplish- time wine drinkers. It has for wine drinkers and meal with red meat to bal- ment is assembling such a bonny cast of known a great, sweet taste, but growers. 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Pinot Gris/Grigio - Gris Writer-director Jacob Aaron Estes' manages an is richer, with a golden Cabernet Sauvignon - it's occasionally harrowing look at the calamitous Chenin Blanc- tastes of color and smoky, spicy a deep, rich red wine with consequences that arise after a group of teens ■ apples and smells of hay. hints. Gris and Grigio have a full taste with hints of decide to exact some payback on a school slight differences. Grigio cedar and chocolate. bully. While the plotting of the film feels forced Gewurztraminer - has is lighter and spritzier. at times, strong, naturalistic performances from an exotic taste, could be the young and largely unknown cast, along with harder to find. Estes'observational documentary film style, lend considerable authenticity to the tale. Rory Culkin stars as Sam, a young teen whose beating at the hands of a chubby classmate prompts his friends to plot humiliating revenge on the bully, with tragic results. R for language, sexual references, teen drug and alcohol use. 87 minutes.Two and a Hurricane Andrew wows GSU audience halfstarsoutoffour. Comedy presentation and other events all a part of Eagle Entertainments welcome week activities Without a Paddle By: Ashley Bernloehr was Julian," said student Pete Cato. "He transcended [email protected] Though shorton laughs, this backcountrycomedy everything and didn't separate himself from the crowd by not stating his own opinion. 'Hurricane' did the is an amiable, inoffensive piffle that benefits from Georgia Southern students attended "A Laugh and same thing, but he touched on it and kept rolling." the warmly moronic camaraderie of stars Seth a Lei Comedy Show" Wednesday night in the Russell During a break in the show, Eagle Entertainment Green, Matthew Lillard and Dax Shepard. Still, the Union Ballroom as part of Eagle Entertainment's movie is so insubstantial, it's morea time-killerthan Welcome Week. Many of the comedians were from offered prizes to the audience. A student won a apieceofentertainment,andit'sabitdumbfound- drawing for a George Foreman Grill. Two students Atlanta and have made appearances on BET and ingthattheslendertale required two screenwriters volunteered for a hula-hoop contest on stage and Comedy Central. Georgia Southern student "Big and three others credited with dreaming up the Chris" also performed. won t-shirts. story. Directed by Steven Brill, "Without a Paddle" Team Leader of Eagle Entertainment Tony Rouse followsthreepalswhotakeapratfall-riddled canoe Comedian "Hurricane Andrew" headlined the put the show together. "We're taking back the Uni- trip looking forthe loot of legendary skyjacker D.B. show. "I think the highlight was 'Hurricane Andrew.' Hurricane versity," said Rouse. Many students took advantage of Cooper. Burt Reynoldsco-stars as a grizzled moun- Good finale," said student Sarah Hightower. Andrew Andrew the free Welcome Week activities. "A lot of students tain man. PG-13 for drug content, sexual material, left no topic unturned by telling jokes about race, sex, prior to just need an invitation. It's been a great success," language, crude humor and some violence. 99 politics, airlines, and cereal. Wednesday's minutes. Two stars out of four. Barbara Carlyle entertained the audience through- said Rouse. performance. Eagle Entertainment plans to do things bigger out the show. "Barbara was the best part of the show, David Germain, AP Movie Writer and better for the students. "This year, expect excite- LaVene Bell/ except for her political opinions which weren't nec- STAFF essary," said student Ashley Gregory. "My favorite ment," said Rouse.

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Students check out a car at Sunday's auto show. Car show attracts auto enthusiasts by Adam Crisp tive, who entered his black BMW M3. [email protected] "There is some competition, but this is just a hobby for me." If fast cars with flashy paint jobs Nearly all the participants thought and big rims are your thing, Eagle of car shows as a hobby, but more than Entertainments first welcome back a few dished out big bucks to get their car show was the place to be Sunday cars to competition level. afternoon. Kyle Askew — who is featured in Around 100 cars turned out for this week's Hot Seat on page 3 — has Show Stoperz Car Show in the RAC Your College Store put more than $4,500 into customizing parking lot. Braving the scorching sun and his 1994 Acura Integra. Complete with florescent orange THE UNIVERSITY STORE the threat of rain, auto customization Value • Service • Convenience paint and 19-inch racingrims, Askew's enthusiasts and the shows sponsors low-riding import stood out during believe the car show was a success. the show. But his ride was by no means Everything from low-riding Ford the most 'tweaked-out' or flashy. 1-800-861-7059 to fast and furious Hondas were Car owners popped their hoods stretched out over the blacktop. and opened the doors to their vehicles Prizes were awarded to the vehicles riztcs A Member of the National Association of College Stores to show off their impressive engines with the best audio system, exterior and immaculate interiors. Student, and interior aesthetics, as well as an and some Statesboro residents roamed overall best bike and best car. The element of competition the parking lot, sticking their heads inside the cars and gawking at the brought most of the car owners out Business Hours: vehicles' purring engines. Join us at The University to Sunday's show, but participants said Organizers were encouraged by that's not the only reason they chose M-Th 7:45-6:00 the hefty turnout at Sundays car Store and L T. Store for to enter the car show. show and attendance at most other "It's friendly, and we know mostly welcome week activities has been Fri 7:45-5:00 everyone here anyway," said Jason special back-to-school encouraging. Everett, a 20-year-old.Alpharetta na- Sat 11:00-5:00 events and giveaways. n HEALTH Giveaways include: SERVICES Back-to-School Hours; textbook, money, school Aug9-13 7:45-6:00 supplies packs, GSU caps Quality • Caring • Convenient Aug 14-15 10:00-5:00 and T's and much more! Aug 16-19,23-24 7:45-7:00 www.gasou.edu/health GEORGE-ANNE 4R Hfetfus Thursday, August 19, 2004 VIEWS The Calling returns with new album, new outlook DJ DYNAMITE « By CHELSEA J. CARTER told The Associated Press in a recent songs to include on the album. Last songs for various movie soundtracks, AP National Writer interview. "You can't go through what time, someone else made most of the including "Kate and Leopold," "Dare- we've experienced the past couple of decisions about their songs. devil" and "Sweet Home Alabama." NEW YORK - Two years ago, the years and not learn from it." But the best freedom may be the The duo met when Kamin, then Calling burst onto the charts with The lessons are apparent on "Two," opportunity to work with various a premed student at UCLA, began "Wherever You Will Go." Alex Band which brims with songs that address artists and producers. dating Band's sister. When Kamin, and Aaron Kamin were young, excited hope and despair. The result: an album In between debut CD "Camino who plays six instruments, sawguitars and, they admit, a little naive. lying around Band's San Fernando Now the pair, who met when one where the tracks feel connected, with Palmero" and "Two," Band performed one song leading into another. with Carlos Santana on the music Valley house, the two immediately started dating the other's sister, is back "I don't know if we sat down with video "Why Cant You and I." Kamin bonded musically. with "Two." But this time around, they the intention of doing that," said wrote and produced music with blues Band and Kamin spent years toil- are a little wiser when it comes to their great Johnny Lang and scored two ing in the studio, writing and recording music and their lives. Kamin, 27. "I think we've just grown up. We're One of those freedoms, Kamin short films, including Shaina Fewell's songs before ever putting out "Camino "Ghost of Genius." The duo also wrote a little more grounded," Band, 23, said, was having a bigger say in what Palmero" in 2002. Community Agency Fair i 'The Reason" for Plunge IN Hoobastank's Success

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■:■:.:■. ' 10 AM - 1 PM and bands go! I know this because I FIVE FINGER SCALE"! have been involved with the music industry for close to eight years. As 'icickif 4 out of s RUSSELL UNION ROTUNDA a fan of music, I have fell in love with many songs, thinking that the bands that created them would always be A day when surrounding area around to produce albums filled with amazing. As a result, the group grows great music. But the reality is, most more popular everyday. non-profit agencies visit campus to bands (if they make it to the national "The Reason," which was released level) are one or two hit wonders. I've earlier this summer, has already gone solicit volunteers for their organizations. seen potentially great bands lost to double platinum (with two million this formula at least once every two records sold). The album is a great months. Because this is the most com- mix of fast paced, high energy rock For more information on programs-and events mon scenario, it is refreshing when a andbeautiful,slowerpaced, emotion- "break-out" band disrupts that trend. ally charged ballads. The majority of sponsored by the The latest band to accomplish this and their songs are about the difficulties Center for Student Leadership Development turn the "rock charts" upside-down, of young love, failed relationships, 2022 Russell Union • 871-1435 is a California based group called and the joy of friends and family. , http://students.georgiasouthern.edu/leadership Hoobastank. Hoobastank's track entitled "The leader@ georgiasouthern. edu Their latest release, entitled "The Reason" (which the album was named Reason", cements their place in the new after) displays the group's ability to Rockculture. Thefour-manbandbest be in touch with serious issues while describes their musicas "party rock", a "rocking out." sound that sets them apart from their If you already own "The Reason" Island Def Jam label-mates as well as by Hoobastank, then you will have other bands across the world. Don to be satisfied with that for a while. Estrin (guitar), Chris Hesse (drums), This is because the band will be busy MarkkuLappalainen (bass), andfront touring internationally for a couple man Doug Robb agree that breaking of months. They kick-off the global the stereotype of "just another Califor- trek in Melbourne, Australia (August nia rock band" was difficult. Andnow 19) and wrap-up their journey in the recording industry is discovering Glasgow (October 31). But if you what the groups fans have always still are in need of a Hoobastank fix, I known, "Hoobastank is the real thing!" suggest checking out their two earlier Their music is intense, fun, and intel- albums and "The Daredevil" and "The The Student Government Association ligent. Teens and adults easilyrelate to Scorpion King" soundtracks (in which their lyrics. Guys and girls love their they are featured)! Wants YOU!!! sound, and their live performances are Attention

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ByLYNNELBER drawing of this family and said, 'Can away emotions and was fatiguing for down." The Chicago native has been heard able as "The Simpsons." AP Television Writer you give me a voice for this guy?'" extended recording sessions. The change in Homer's diction in a variety of other TV shows and "I came to realize it's very rare for LOS ANGELES - Ask Dan Cas- Castellaneta recalled; "I was trying to find something created a minor media myth. in movies and has made on-camera an actor to be part of anything that's ' tellaneta to describe how he sounds He employed a growly "kind of I was more comfortable with that "People will say to me, 'Boy, I'm appearances in "That 70s Show" and incredibly successful. There are actors - off-screen and this is what he offers: Walter Matthau" approach, he said. had more power to it," he said. "So I glad they replaced the guy that was elsewhere. who have very big careers but have sort of deadpan, shy of nasal, with a But he found it couldn't encompass had to" he lowers his tone into now there that first season.' That was me!" He'd enjoy more screen time but is never been associated with a hit of standard Midwestern tilt. the tone changes of Homer's run- familiar Homer-speak "drop the voice Castellaneta said. aware that few projects are as remark- this magnitude." But like a plain brown bag filled with surprises, here's what he's pulled out of , that voice in Center for Student Leadership Development his years with • "The Simp- ; sons": Homer Congratulates all the Winners at the 2003-2004 Leadership Awards Simpson, Krusty the £ clown, Gram- pa Simpson, Planting the Seeds for the Future Barney Gum- ble, grounds- keeper Willy Dan Castellaneta Individual Awards and more. Castellane- ta's delivery of the grand Ho- meric syllable of exaspera- tion "D'oh!" was enough to land it in the dictionary. He's also got- ten more tra- - ditional hon- Homer Simpson t ors, including an Emmy last Catch A Rising Star 2003-2004 For outstanding contribution i week. to student life for your first two years at Georgia Southern. It's his third trophy for the ani- Front Row from left: Moniquc M'Kenzie. Shr'i Davis. Jennifer Cook, Angie Byers: Back Row: Ashley Scruggs, Jonathan Buckner, ■ mated series but still welcome, espe- John F. Nolen Hall of Leaders Award 2003-2004. Front row from left: Merri en Ryals. Jessica Deckert, Ziena Clarkson, Lauren Ebony Robertson. Abby Lyncs. Not pictured: Rebecca Ervin. cially since it's been 10 years since the Roberson; Back Row: Reggie Brown. Mike Hardy, and Michael Terrell. last one. His award for outstanding voiceover performance was in a cat- egory announced before the Sept. 19 Emmy ceremony. Given that Castellaneta routinely creates vocal magic, bringing alive lovable lug Homer, befuddled Grampa and hellish clown Krusty, what did it take for TV academy voters to listen up again and take notice? He speculates it was particularly ■ sparkling writing on the episode for which he won which repeats 8 p.m. Georgia Southern University Southern Talon For your behind the . EDT Sunday and maybe the fact that scenes involvement in student life: Front Row from left: Sara Miller, Graduate Student Leadership & Service Georgia Southern University Volunteer of the Year UnClni Kim, Jessica Marie Callan, Rachel Miller. Back Row: Russell 2003-2004: Lindsay Ferrara (left) with Vice President , two of the characters he voices, Homer Award 2003-2004: Aldorian Chaney (left) Williams, Jr., Steve Crosby, Charisse Perkins. Not pictured: Amanda Linda Bleicken ! and Krusty, were featured. with Vice President Linda Bleicken. Cain, Eric Guenther, Kristyl Tift. In one story line, Herschel Krus- tofsky, aka Krusty, is stunned to learn he's ineligible for the Springfield Jewish Student Organization Awards community's walk of fame because he's never had a bar mitzvah. Castellaneta happily re-creates Krusty s raspy lament: "All this time 11 thought I was a self-hating Jew, and now I'm just an anti-Semite!" That's the wicked wit routinely found on "The Simpsons," even deep into the life of the series. Cast member Harry Shearer, another multivoiced wonder (including imperial Mr. Burns), may be a bit less enthralled: ', He recently said he was unhappy ! with the show's quality compared to years past. "In a nutshell, I don't agree," Castellaneta said. But he acknowl- Student Organization of the Year 2003-2004: Kappa Delta Sorority with University Best Program of the Year: For the most innovative and groundbreaking program edges the series based on executive President Bruce Grube Present to NAACP For First Annual Black Student Showcase. producer Matt Groening's characters . has changed over the years. It begins its 16th season Nov. 14. There's slightly less running time (standard for TV shows as commer- cials and promotions have increased) and more characters to accommodate, Castellaneta said. "Instead of just being in the Simpson's world, it's expanded out to Springfield," he said, and the reality envelope, such as it is with a family ■ that's bright yellow, has been pushed ; a bit more. "I think Harry's issue is that the 2003-2004 Outstanding Fundraiser of the Year: Presented to Georgia Southern University Most Improved Student Georgia Southern University 2003-2004 show isn't as grounded as it was in National Organization for Women For Vagina Monologue Organization 2003-2004: United Student Honors Outstanding Community Service of the Year: ' the first three or four seasons, that it's Association Presented to Japanese American Friendship Alliance For Explore Japan gotten crazy or a little more madcap. • I think it organically changes to stay ; fresh," the 45-year-old Castellaneta For more information Faculty & Staff Awards ; said. on programs and events No one could have predicted the sponsored by the Center Georgia Southern The Georgia j ride would be so long or so spec- for Student Leadership University Southern tacular. 2003-2004 Student University Debuting in December 1989, the Development Organization 2003-2004 I series helped fledgling Fox establish Advisor of the Unsung 2022 Russell Union Year: Dr. Creighton Hero Award itself as a bold alternative to the big Alexander (left) Presented to ' three networks and has become the 871-1435 pictured with Vice Nancy Miller ; longest-running sitcom ever (eclips- President Linda (left) pictured j ing the 14 years of "The Adventures of Belicken. For with Vice http://students. his outstanding President ": Ozzie & Harriet"). It's seen in Europe, georgiasouthern.edu/ guidance to Linda Africa and beyond. Technology Bleicken. For Since Castellaneta and Julie Ka- leadership Education exceptional vner, another cast member, were on Collegiate behind-the Association scene service hand, they were asked to provide the [email protected] to student life voices of Homer and wife Marge. "Matt Groening was there with a GEORGE-ANNE £D HleitllS ^ ^ Thursday, August 19. 2004

seconds with a teaspoon: 5.8 ounces, by Jaime Andre Sargento da Silva of 1 ■ How much ice cream do Americans eat each year? Portugal. The U.S. ice cream industry ■ Largest ice-cream scoop pyramid: generates about $20 billion in sales 3,894 scoops of ice cream, created by each year. About 1.5 billion gallons Carvel in New York in 2002. of ice cream and frozen desserts were H Longest banana split: 4.55 miles, produced in the United States in 2002 created by the residents of Selinsgrove, — that's about 21 quarts per person! Pa., in 1988. The sund^ae required More than 90 percent of American 24,000 bananas and 24,000 cherries. households eat ice cream. ■ Largest milkshake: 6,000 gallons, made in New York in 2000. 4S.H Does ice cream get any ■ Largest ice-cream boat: 1,310 official recognition? pounds, 8 ounces, made by SLA Glass It sure does — in 1984, President AB in Sweden. Among the ingredients Reagan designated July as National were 298 pounds of cream and 163 Ice Cream Month, and encouraged pounds of sugar. Americans to celebrate with "appro- priate ceremonies and activities." More specifically, the third Sunday ra When were ice cream cones of July is National Ice Cream Day. invented? Italian immigrant Italo Marchiony first produced the ice cream cone %9m What are Americans' in New York'in the late 1800s and favorite ice cream flavors? was granted a patent in 1903. But Vanilla is the most popular flavor around the same time, the cone made for ice cream and frozen novelties (ice an appearance at the 1904 World's cream sandwiches, bars and the like). Fair in St. Louis. Ernest A. Hamwi Rounding out the top five are choco- was selling crisp, waffle-like pastries' late, Neapolitan (that's vanilla, choco- H Make ice cream the called "zalabis" from a stand next to late and strawberry), butter pecan and an ice-cream vendor. When the ice- chocolate chip. last thing you pick up before you check out. 1 Oa When was cream seller ran out of bowls, Hamwi rolled one of his waffles into a cone M Be sure the ice cream invent- ed? shape and let it cool. Later, Hamwi "Ta What's the difference between ice cream isn't founded an ice-cream cone company, ice cream, custard, sherbet and all soft when you There is some debate about when and several other manufacturers began the other things in the ice-cream remove it from the to make cones. Today, ice-cream cone aisle? freezer — it should ice cream first appeared, but there is machines can make about 150,000 Frozen desserts fall into many dif- be thoroughly frozen cones in 24 hours. ferent categories, and most of them and hard to the touch. evidence that Alexander have specific characteristics: The supermarket's freezer case the Great ate snow and ice flavored with honey and Ice cream: A mixture of dairy should not be above -20 degrees. ■ nectar. The Roman Empire's Nero 1 # a How long have Good Humor ingredients and sweetening and flavor- M If you're buying ice cream Claudius Caesar also ate snow fla- trucks been around? ing elements, like fruits, nuts or choc- from an open-top freezer case, vored with juice and fruit. "Cream In 1920, Harry Burt, of olate. Federal law requires ice cream always choose frozen desserts stored ice" appeared in Europe in the 16th Youngstown, Ohio, invented the Good to contain at least 10 percent milkfat, below the freezer line. century, but was mostly reserved for Humor bar. He sent out a fleet of 12 and it must weigh at least 4'A pounds ■ Keep ice cream products togeth- royalty. In 1660, the first publicly chauffeur-driven trucks, outfitted with per gallon. er in a separate part of your grocery available ice cream was served at Cafe bells. By 1961, Good Humor Corp. ■ Frozen custard or French ice cart, or put them on top of other grocer Procope, the first cafe in Paris. owned and operated 200 trucks. The cream: Must contain at least 10 per- company no longer owns and operates cent milkfat and at least 1.4 percent Good Humor trucks. The ice-cream ■ Ask the person packing your gro- egg yolk solids. !■■■ When did ice cream arrive trucks you see in your neighborhood ceries to include a freezer bag or extra are owned by large ice-cream distribu- ■ Sherbet: Milkfat is between 1 per- brown paper bag for insulation. in the United States? The first official mention of ice tors or private individuals. cent and 2 percent, with slightly more Don't plan to stop anywhere else ■ cream in the United States is in a sweetener than ice cream. Must weigh — the supermarket should be your last at least 6 pounds per gallon. 1700 letter written by a guest of the stop before you head home. 18. Why do I use rock salt when ■ Gelato: Contains sweetener, Maryland governor. The New York At home: Gazette ran the first advertisement I make ice cream at home? milk, cream, egg yolks and flavoring, According to www.makeicecream. Never allow ice cream to repeat- for the frozen treat in May 1777. And and is served in a semi- ■ com, rock salt forces the ice sur- edly soften and refreeze. This can records from one New York mer- frozen state. rounding the can of ice cream mix to form clumps in your ice cream. chant show that President George H Sorbet and Washington spent $200 on ice cream melt. The resulting "brine solution" water ice: Contains ■ Set your freezer between in the summer of 1790. Dolley absorbs heat from the mixture of no dairy ingredi- -5 and 0 degrees. Ice cream Madison served a strawberry ice cream and sugar and gradually lowers ents. should be served between 6 cream dessert at her husband's second the temperature until the ice cream and 10 degrees. inaugural banquet in 1812. begins to freeze. If there were no salt added to the ice, it would melt at 32 Quiescendy ■ Don't store ice cream But ice cream didn't become regu- degrees Fahrenheit and eventually frozen con- in the freezer door, where it is larly available to the American public fection: A subject to more temperature until the 19th century, when techno- the ice water and mix would come to frozen novel- fluctuation. logical innovations like steam power an equilibrium at 32 degrees. The ice cream mix, however, does not ty on a stick. ■ Be sure to replace the ice and mechanical refrig eration made it more begin to freeze until its tem- ■ Frozen cream's lid tighdy before you return it perature falls below 27 degrees. to the freezer. efficient. ;' yogurt: Dairy \I So to freeze the mix, we need a ingredients ■ Don't store ice cream near uncov salt concentration, or a ratio of such as milk and ered food — nearby odors may affect 5 cups of ice to 1 cup of salt. I 2a How did the nonfat milk have been cultured. its flavor. At this concentration, sundae gets its name? the brine temperature Novelties: Separately packaged ■ Ice cream sodas should remain constant single servings of a frozen dessert, with / What kind of spoon is best for became popular at 8 to 12 degrees. or without dairy ingredients. ■ optimum ice-cream tasting? with the rise of This allows the John Harrison, the official ice cream soda fountains in the rapid cooling and late 1800s. But in Oa So what does "light" ice cream taster for Dreyer's, uses a gold spoon. freezing that is Unlike plastic or wood, it doesn't have response to religious essential to mak- really mean? criticism for eating The Food and Drug Administration an aftertaste. ing creamy ice "sinfully" rich ice cream cream. regulates the labeling of food products, sodas on Sundays, mer- including ice cream, so that consumers Facts, O* How is commercial ice cream chants left out the car- know what they're getting, no matter bonated water and creat- made? I want to be a pro- what brand they buy. Here's a guide to ed "Sundays." Eventually the labeling lingo: The basic ingredients — dairy fessional ice cream taster. the name was changed to Now what? Ice cream: Contains at least 10 ingredients, sweeteners, stabilizers and "sundae." ■ tips John Harrison, the official taster percent milkfat. emulsifiers — are blended in a mix- ing tank. The mixture then goes into a at Dreyer's, worked at his uncle's ■ "Reduced fat" ice cream: Memphis ice-cream company — his pasteurizer, where it is heated. Next, a What causes "brain freeze"? Contains at least 25 percent the hot mixture is shot through a 13 family has been in the dairy and ice less total fat than the original homogenizer, where more than and When something extremely cold cream industry for four generations. product (either an average of 2,000 pounds of pressure touches the roof of your mouth, nerves But he says a degree in dairy or food leading brands, or the compa- per square inch break down can cause the blood vessels in your science is also a good start. Harrison ny's own brand). For example, «i the milkfat into smaller head to swell. That quick swelling also avoids spicy foods like peppers an ice-cream maker's pieces, ensur- causes the pounding and pain known and garlic, and doesn't smoke, drink "reduced fat" butter ing a creamy trivia as "ice cream headache." Usually or wear strongly scented products pecan would contain at consistency. "brain freeze" lasts about a minute, like aftershave. least 25 percent less fat The mix is then and even though it's painful, it's not <* than the company's regu- quick-cooled to dangerous. To avoid the pain, try eat- lar butter pecan. 40 degrees and about ing ice cream more slowly, or warm it «>Ui What are the lyrics to the "I ■ "Light" ice cream: frozen. During up slightly in the front of your mouth scream, you scream" song? Contains at least 50 per- freezing, rotating before it hits your palate. "In the land of ice and snow cent less total fat or 33 blades called "dash- up among the Eskimo There's a college percent fewer calories than ers" add air to known as Oogie-wawa. You should the original product. the ice cream, I 4a How many licks does it take to finish a single-scoop ice hear those college boys Gee, they make which produces an awful noise When they sing their ■ "Lowfat" ice cream: cream cone? Contains a maximum of 3 the consistency Eskimo tra la la. They've got a leader, we know and According to www.icecream, grams of total fat per serving big cheer leader, oh what a guy! love. Finally, fla- com, it takes about 50 licks to finish a tasty He's got a frozen face just like an ('A cup). vorings like fruits and single cone. Eskimo Pie. ■ "Nonfat" ice cream: Contains less nuts are dropped in and the ice cream than 0.5 grams of total fat per serving. is packaged and hardened at sub-zero When he says, "Come on, let's go!" temperatures. I3i Are there any world records Though it's forty-five below Listen treat related to ice cream? what those Eskimo all holler: I scream, ©» What's the best way to keep ice you scream, we all scream for ice Yes, several ice cream records cream!" cream fresh? 5#« HOW much milk does it take are listed in "Guinness World Records Follow these tips. to make a gallon of ice cream? 2004": ■ Visit www.makeicecream.com In the grocery store: for more verses. About 12 pounds of milk are used to M Most ice cream eaten in 30 make a single gallon of ice cream. KRT PHOTOS; ILLUSTRATIONS BY CHRIS WARE/KRT TURF HiatusGEORGE-ANNE 7g Thursday, August 19, 2004 INTERVIEW 0

Some bands break up over "musi- didn t restrict him in what to write, or cal differences" or "other obligations." what to say Wedidn't put our thoughts What happens when your lead singer down on paper, and force-feed it to »asses away at the height of your ca- him. It was the same way with Davie, eer? Drowning Pool faced this situa- We all might come up with an idea; ion, and decided to stick with it. After .'Stevie came up with theidea for "Step everal years and a new singer, the Up." We came up with the idea for a land is back touring the country hop- tongue in cheek thing, and we threw ng for a fresh start. I caught up with it Jason, as an angle, as a pitch; and hem at the Masquerade in Atlanta he came up with the lyrics. Ihe first o talk about new beginnings, guitar album was the same way the singer egends, and Dolly Parton: did the vocals; we all just do our parts

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Stevie Benton >een great so far. We get to pull out big rock show this time, being he headliner. Its a lot of fun every But the studio is a prettybig place, and tight. Have the big stacks out, the wehadapooltable.anairhockeytable, .to get into different things. We were >ig light show. foosball; so we kept ourselves busy. We'd go out once in a while; there Crue, Van Halen, and Iron Maiden, DJ Fox on the Drowning Pool Bus with Steven Benton and Mike Luce Mike Luce (Drums): It's so was a strip club down the road, called Later, late 80s, got into Metallica, nuch it's taxing. When the next day V.I.P's,.we'd all go hang out. Sevendust, Pantera, Tool. I like a lot SB: Oh, Mike loves the White and what wasMetallica; of course, you ■ ■ou're still yawning at 4:30 in the of different types of music. Stripes, that's his favorite band. could pull somebody like Zeppelin out' :ernooa ML: Yeah, they took a lot of my of your ass, but how the f*ck are you money (laughter). SB: I think he listed all of mine. ML: I don't want to offend people gonna play with something like that. SB: Still dragging from the night Eagles, Motley, old school Metallica. by telling them that their wrong or That era, that time; you know what, i> efore. But by 10:00 tonight"wftll be FW: The video for "Step Up" whatever, but I just don't get it person- that's how we missed our calling, ready to rock. seemed like a lot of fun. Was that a FW: What do you think about the ally. I mean, I'm a drummer, and I see somewhere between the Zeppelin and cool experience? state of music today? Do you think no rhythm to that, there's no... I mean, Motley Crue days is when Drowning FW: Any crazy backstage stories that integrity is a thing of the past, if you guys like them... Pool should have been. That'd be my SB: It was a good time. especially stuff on the radio? ^ perfect world, I'd tour throughout all FW: No, actually, we wanted to try that decade. SB: Oh, yeah, there's . ML: It was definitely fun. For ML: Its a vicious circl get musicians' opinions on them, them, I don't know if I want to talk people that thought, when we came cant blame the band for~wanting because we personally hate thatlatband, bai SB: I'm trying to think of some- ML: That was a little thing that was about them in front of everybody out after being away so long, and to get out there and get noticed. It's that whole genre... body [from] now. Maybe somebody brought up between ourselves and our though. we have a new singer, then see the the audience, the attention span isn't like Tool, we've never been able to tour friend Kim from marketing. video, and they think, "What, did there anymore; with so many differ- ML: I can't say that I dislike them, with them, that'd be cool. I'd like to tour ML: We reserve the right not you turn rap-rock?" No; back in the ent medias, music changes like this because I just don't get it. I don't dislike Europe with Iron Maiden, just huge FW: Burke? She's a cool lady. Well, to further incriminate ourselves days when we watched rock videos it (rapidly snaps fingers). A band comes them that much to have an opinion on arenas, they're so big over there. speaking of victims, do you guys like (laughter). was all about the tattooed rock guy into the limelight, and gets the push it. Of course, I'm familiar with their horror movies? Any favorites? with the drinks and the ladies. Now, from.the label, with the nice new shiny stuff; in fact, we toured way back before ML: In the States we have Ozzfest, FW: For anybody out there that it's the same thing, but it's Nelly and wrapper, and the new look, and you they ever first hit it, in like '02 or '01. over there it should be Maidenfest. We SB: I thought they did a good doesn't know about the band, describe Jay-Z, and they've got the drinks and have to look like [some other] band We were in Australia, for the Big Day could be on the second stage, then run job remaking the Texas Chainsaw Drowning Pool by defining it and us- the ladies and they're in the clubs. So that just hit it three weeks ago. Let's Out, with all these different genres over to the Maiden-Stage. Massacre. ing it in a sentence. we wanted to meld the two together, bring you out, and make you sound of bands. I thought it was a novelty just be rock and roll playaz, as it were. like this other band, put yOu with the thing; I liked it as a trivial 'Oh, check FW: Oh, that was bad. ML: That was scary as hell, did SB: What is this, a test? It was all about having fun, and that's old Thunderbird bass, and the flying that out, that's quirky,' kind of thing. you see the newly done Dawn of the all videos are, and hopefully some of V...its cookie cutter. I guess some of Then people coming out and saying ML: We ought to copyright that. Dead? I'm waiting for that to come FW: You will be graded. the people out there didn't take it too the integrity of it's gone, I don't think that they're geniuses, that [Jack White] Sell it to Steve Harris. out. Speaking of Wal-Mart and mov- seriously. If you did, you gotta get over it's solely to blame on the band.lhere's is one of the top guitarists of all time, ies, I picked up a couple yesterday; ML: I went to see Drowning yourself, it's just a video. so many hands behind it that bring I'm questioning these people's Peking FW: You guys had a run-in with Exorcist 3, Ninth Gate, some Godzilla, Pool, and I got my ass kicked. Is that # bands up fashioned after the flavor research man. Of all time? Top 10? I Wal-Mart, you want to talk about that Raising Cain. a sentence? F W: Favorite song on Desensitized7. of the month. As long as people keep mean, he beat out some of the greats! for a minute? 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No. top on it, but we were in Wal-Mart the FW: Yeah, The Beginning. differences in recording, as opposed ML: Normally, that's my response, actually went the other way, we went other day, and my cousin Jake pointed to Sinner. but today the first thing that came back; we wanted to play stuff that we SB: I saw some guitar, Top 50 out that not fifteen feet from our CD, SB: I loved 28 Days Later, I loved to my mind was "Numb." I think it's enjoyed, that we were influenced by, guitar players thing, and this dude they have the DVD of The Best Little the DVD with all the different end- SB: We had a lot of down time, crazy, from week to week you have a which was the old school stuff. Put- was in the top 10, and Randy Rhoads Whorehouse in Texas, with Dolly ings and everything, and they had with this record, so we spent a long different one that you go back; we try ting some tasteful little solos in there, and Eddie Van Halen were in the 40 s Parton's t*ts all over it. the one that was all storyboarded, time with the songs. We would just to go back and listen to the album, so experimenting with guitar sounds, or something. that was cool. lock ourselves in the rehearsal room, we don't get too far away from it. We and tones, not just playing 3:30 or ML: Whore! (laughter) and just pound it out forever. Once we have this habit of playing live, and 3:45 every song 1 to 11, and they all ML: They had him up there with FW: Politics, who you voting got in the studio, we were still working things start to happen and develop sound exactly the same. And who's the ranks of Page, and of course Hen- SB: They sell those muscle maga- for? on arrangements, taking our time with live, and you kind of move away from to say that you can't? Especially after drixbeingnumber one, but he beat out zines with chicks wearing nothing on it, just making sure that every song [the album]; not bad, just different what happened; you put out a record, people like Clapton, it's like what the them. They target music. ML: Does it matter? was the best we could do at that time. mannerisms... then your singer passes away. Then f*ck? I mean, George Harrison, they Where as opposed to the first record, you get the chance to make a second pretty much freaking invented electric ML: It's kind of like a love-hate SB: We don't get too much into the we spent half the time just partying out SB: You start to see things dif- record, thank God, that you didn't guitar? This guy is just playing what relationship, cause if you mention politics too much. in L. A. The second album, we recorded ferent. know you were going to get to do. So George had back in the day. Wal-Mart on this bus, we get all it in Chicago, and it was freezing-ass why not do whatever you want; write excited, cause we only get to go and ML: It's such an ugly side to every- cold, so we never went outside. We ML: You st art to play things... Like the slowest song, the heaviest, fastest SB: Now, you're waking him up pick up supplies... thing, it's so messed up. I don't know didn't have anything else to do but somebody said once, this was a musi- song, whatever you want to do. That's (laughter). yet, to be quite honest. work on songs, so we spent all Peking cian obviously; you wish you could integrity go****mit (laughter)! SB: Go get your socks there, don't day. every day in that studio. There tour for an album a good six months FW: If you could tour with any buy your Peking music there. 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And it's different if FW: What do you think about Lightning to ...And Justice For All ing suit? We had to have a tear across for KISS, then continuing their road or singing, that approach; it was the you record it and then tour, cause it garage rock, do you think that stuff era, with Iron Maiden headlining, and it, but The Best Little Whorehouse in trip with Flaw and Atomship. Go to same as the first record. Everybody still happens, it still kind of takes it's is a fad? Bands like the White Stripes, we open it up. And just to add in to Texas, with her, what'd you call it? Her www.drowningpool.com for more does their part, brings their collective own shape. So every now and again do you think they are more of a flash the mix, put a dash of Cinderella or endowments busting out all over the information. to the table, and we all just hammer it we go back and listen to the album; in the pan? somebody like that. Straight up blues front (laughter)? But, hey, I get my out from there. 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ByMIKECOLIAS a whole other world going on out reporters and sketch artists. and we want fair intelligent jurors on Associated Press Writer there. ... When your life intersects Even her lunches were the subject a jury whether it's Miss Winfrey or with others in this way, it is forever of coverage, from her failed quest to anyone else," Prosecutor Kathy Van CHICAGO - A jury that changed," Winfrey said outside the find a breadless turkey sandwich at Kampen said. included talk show host Oprah Cook County Criminal Courts the courthouse cafeteria to Wednes- Assistant Public Defender Cyn- « Winfrey convicted a man of murder Building, flanked by other jurors. day's court provided meal of jerk thia Brown said she thought Winfrey Wednesday after a trial that turned Winfrey, who was paid $17.20 a chicken and scalloped potatoes.. would be a good juror because she into a media frenzy because of the day for her civic duty, said she plans . Winfrey called all the attention has been a civil lawsuit defendant to do a show about the trial next week # billionaire in the jury box. distracting. before and might better under- Jurors deliberated for more with other jurors. "This is not good for the victim's stand what it's like to be accused of than two hours before convicting Winfrey's selection as a juror family. ... This is not about Oprah something. Monday drew loads of attention Winfrey, the fact is a man has been Van Kampen said all the hoopla Talk-showhost Oprah t 27-year-old Dion Coleman of first- degree murder in the February 2002 to the trial. Television cameras murdered," Winfrey said. had no effect on the trial. Juror Winfrey waves as she shooting death of 23-year-old Walter chronicled her moves outside and Before she was chosen, Winfrey Suzanne Goodman of Arlington arrives for jury duty at the Cook County Holley. Coleman is scheduled to be inside the bustling lobby of the courts said she thought she was too opin- Heights agreed. Criminal Court Build- building because cameras weren't ionated to be picked as a juror, but "It was a lot of fun, it was like • sentenced in September and he could ing in Chicago on allowed in the courtroom. Filling lawyers on both sides approved of being on her show," said Goodman, face 45 years to life in prison. Monday, Aug. 16, many of the seats in the cramped her serving. "It's a huge reality check, there's who plans to appear on Winfrey's 2004. courtroom were more than a dozen "She was accepted by.both parties show. AP Photo/Nam Y. Huh

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