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BLUE EDITION Liked By Many, ^H The A Action Ads .... 9 Features 5 Announcements 2 Opinions 4 Cussed By Some, Comics 8 Police Beat ... .2 ...Read By Them All Crossword 8 Sports 6 Tuesday, March 3,1992 George-Anne Vol. 64 No. 36 ir 912/681-5246 Celebrating 65 years as Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Georgia Southern University • Statesboro, GA 30460 NEWS BRIEFS

Emory students plan protest over treatment of gays Burdett improving campus fire safety ATLANTA (AP) - Gay, lesbian and bisexual students Safety specialist replaces faulty extinguishers, sees other problems in campus buildings at Emory University plan a rally By Kevin Hudson Burdett now says he has Monday to protest the way the Managing Editor had all extinguishers, which older signs on campus point Two major factors leading to the problems at GSU were school handled complaints by In a campus-wide inspec- he and others found not oper- down dead-end corridors, noted by Burdett: Many two gay freshmen who say more tion, fire extinguishers in all able replaced or repaired. which used to be exits, he said. buildings here were built un- than 40 students threatened campus buildings, except res- He said over 40 fire extin- Another problem in der old fire codes which did and harassed them. idence halls, have been in- guishers were sent for main- several buildings was not deal with life safety and Dr. Robert W. Ethridge, spected and/or serviced in tenance the first day of the the past two weeks. corridors and exits obstructed the growth of the school. assistant vice president for inspections, and more have by displays or being used as About 90 percent of the equal opportunity programs at A George-Anne survey been sent since. published Feb. 11 indicated storage areas. The South buildings on campus were Emory, told Michael Norris and Residence halls are being that 67 percent of the 225 fire Building and the Foy Fine built, and are still under, the inspected by housing offi- Alfred Hilderbrand in a letter extinguishers inspected were Arts Building hallways were 1948 fire codes, said Burdett. cials, said Burdett. Inop- that their complaint was valid not up to standards estab- noted as particular problem "In the last 20 years, erable extinguishers found and that unspecified action had lished by the National Fire storage areas. tremendous strides have been been taken. Protection Association in those buildings will be re- "Vending Services were made in life safety for build- placed as needed. No students were expelled, (NFPA). very cooperative in moving a ings," he said. Jay Burdett Burdett said the biggest said Barbara Patterson, dean The survey was presented few machines that were ob- Burdett said he has seen problem he saw in many last month to Jay Burdett, structing some areas," said many things that should be of residence life. campus buildings was a lack GSU's new environmental Burdett. He said the Physical done to improve safety on mented as time and money Complaints filed with the of exit signs or exit signs in safety specialist. Plant officials have been campus. Plans to correct allow, and in order of impor- school's equal opportunity office improper locations. A few helpful also. those problems will be imple- tance. cited two students, one of them a sophomore adviser, for taunting and threatening the gay students. GSU computer operators take Norris, 18, and Hilderbrand, 19, said they had been studying at a table in a quick action against viruses dormitory in December. By Ken Ward 'We kissed for a brief mo- Staff Writer ment," Hilderbrand said. 'We Viruses and other types of didn't notice anyone was there destructive computer pro- until 40 to 50 mostly male stu- grams have become an in- dents were cheering and creasingly serious problem screaming things like, 'Die, in the computing world. faggot, die' and You all are going The threat of viruses has to go to hell.'" gotten a quick response from He said theyellingstudents both GSU's LRC and the had gathered in a nearby glass- Computer Center in the form walled corridor. of "anti-viral education." cording to Cheryl Claiborne, been 'logged-out.'" Claiborne Hilderbrand said the two Typically, a computer GSU's LRC department head. stated. "By "doing this, a stu- since have received threatening virus is a program that is po- "However, the LRC does not dent is clearing whatever the notes and prank calls. tentially dangerous to other have rampant problems with previous user has done. UGA football player charged programs. Like a biological viruses. Due to the fact that "Another way to avoid with credit card fraud virus that attacks and takes most of our IBM's don't have viruses is to write-protect a Georgia football player ac- over a human cell, a com- individual hard drives, they disk. With a 3.5 disk, open cused of trying to use a stolen puter virus contains a set of are almost totally protected the black sliding tab so that credit card at a discount store coded instructions that allow against viruses. you can see through the tiny was freed Wednesday on a it to "invade" a host, repro- "Basically, the only way a square opening; however, if $15,000 bond. duce and infect new hosts via student can get a virus from you write-protect, you cannot Willie Jennings, 20, a floppy disks. an LRC IBM is from student save more information to the starting defensive lineman for Viruses can be made to do data disk to student data disk until you close the tab the Bulldogs, was arrested ~K anything, and attack as spe- disk." again." Tuesday night outside a cific or as wide a range of To prevent viral infections Walmart store after Jennings, functions as a computer has. Claiborne also had some in the MAC's, the LRC has his roommate and another To name a few, they can advice for students who want installed two anti-virus pro- student tried to purchase goods Hallman cleans up slow the overall functions of to try to keep a virus off their grams: Virus RX, which is distributed free by Apple with the credit card, Athens- GSU third baseman Keith Hallman, a sophomore, had 7 RBI's a computer or destroy all the disks to begins with. 'When a students use the LRC, they Computer and Disinfectant, Clarke County police said. Sunday against South Carolina to lead the Eagles to a 13-8 upset stored information on a hard can lower the chances of get- which is also distributed free Police identified the others of the Gamecocks. (Photo by Neil Martin) drive. as Kenneth Leroi Cox, 20, and "I know there have been ting a virus on the IBM by by Northwestern University. Yolanda Maxie, 20, also a viruses on this campus," ac- making sure the system has University student. Each was charged with three counts of credit card fraud. Bush stops in Savannah, lashes out at congress, Buchanan Cox also was charged with tax and spend plan reaches credit card theft. By Michael Strong Staff Writer my desk, I'll veto it so fast it'll Witnesses said the three President George Bush make their heads spin." left the store when employees lashed out at Congress and Pat Bush also took an opportu- ran a check on the credit card. Buchanan as he spoke at a nity to step up his crusade Police met them in the parking rally on River Street in against protectionism. He lot. Savannah Sunday afternoon. mentioned several Georgia A search of the students' Over 17,000 people packed businesses such as Union car turned up merchandise River Street with an addi- Camp, Fort Howard Paper and from other Athens stores that tional 10,000 denied access to Savannah Foods as examples had been purchased with the the rally. of how American workers credit card, said police spokes- Bush stressed a lack of gov- have successfully competed woman Hilda Sorrow. ernment interference in against foreign competition. South Dakota University matters that should be deter- He added that the American Police file charges against 150 mined by parents such as worker would even up the VERMILLION, S.D. (AP) school, child care and volun- trade deficit, not protectionist - Eleven people were arrested tary prayer in school. He also policies. for allegedlyrunningabar from managed to take poke at 'We don't cut and run; we a house known by students as Buchanan in the process. compete," he said. "I put my "The Jungle" near the Univer- "To those who doubt what faith in the American worker; sity of South Dakota campus, makes this nation great we level the playing field, and the authorities said. say, America is first as long American worker will out- There were about 200 as we put the family first," he think, out-produce and out- people in the two-story house said. perform anyone, anywhere, Thursday night. Those who He also attacked Congress anytime." were of legal age were allowed for pushing their economic Bush also took time out to to leave, while about 150 others package instead of his own, thank the state of Georgia and face charges of underage based on a tax cut of 25 cents a all the veterans of Operation drinking, authorities said. day for every man, woman Desert Storm for their support Clay County State's Attor- and child. According to Bush, and service during the con- ney Craig Thompson said Fri- Congress would pass this cut flict. day that authorities have a in exchange for $100 billion in "I want to take time out to video tape of the party. He said taxes and vowed to veto the thank all the veterans of all doors and windows except package. Operation Desert Storm," said the front door were nailed shut, "If you feel the way I do, Bush. "In those difficult days, allegedly so people entering you'll tell the Congress: Keep when our kids laid it all on the President George Bush spoke Sunday on River Street in Savannah. Over 17,000 people crowded onto would have to pay a $4 cover the change and keep your line: Georgia never wavered. River Street to see him as he spoke out against Congress' lack of action on the budget; as well as his charge. hands off the taxpayers' wal- Georgia kept its faith in free- opponent, Pat Buchanan. (Photo by Jesse Stribling) lets," he said. "If the liberals' dom." 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Tuesday, March 3 will be shown at 5 p.m. in the colors 3-D drawings, prints Saturday, March 7 •The Eagle Baseball team •The men's and women's •"Murmur of the Heart" Union Theater. and photos exhibit will open at • GSU Women's Association will play against Marshall tennis teams will play Tennesee-Martin at 2:30 p.m. will be shown at the Union •Pianists Floyd and Hobbs noon in Foy. The exhibit will Auction will be held in the University at 12 p.m. will perform in the Union •A colloquium on Theater at 7 p.m. run through March 31. University Union Ballroom at Monday, March 9 •Comedienne Rene Bray Ballroom at 6 p.m. International topics will be •Rapture and the Afro- 7 p.m. •The Statesboro-GSU will be performing at the held in room 42 of the Newton Thursday, March 5 American choir will perform at •For those interested in Symphony will perform a Union Ballroom at 8 p.m. building at 3 p.m. 7 p.m. in the Union Ballroom. finding out what God is doing matinee at 4 p.m. in the Foy •Dr. John W. Parrish will •Ann I. Ottesen will speak •The GSU softball team will on the GSU campus, come to a Fine Arts building. Tickets for be lecturing on "Bioenergetics on "The Folklife Project in Friday, March 6 play a doubleheader against meeting sponsored by Good adults are $7.50, children of Prairie Game Birds" at noon Northwest Georgia" at 7 p.m. 'Late for Dinner will be Winthrop at 3 p.m. in the GSU Museum Lecture News from 5-7 p.m. at (under 18) $5 and are free for in the Biology building, room shown in the University •The Eagle baseball team Hall. For more information call Williams Center, room 3. GSU students with student 218. ' Theater at 7 and 9:30 p.m. will take on the University of 681-5443. I.D. Admission with a GSU student Sunday, March 8 Detroit-Mercy at at 4 p.m. and Wednesday, March 4 •Floyd and Hobbs will per- The evening performance I.D. is $1 and general admis- 'Child's Play 3 will be North Carolina-Greensboro at form at 6 p.m. in the Union will be held in Foy at 8 p.m. •There will be a general sion is $2. The movie will be shown in the University Union 7 p.m. student recital in the Foy Ballroom. Single tickets for adults are shown through Saturday. Theater at 7 and 9:30 p.m. •There will be a faculty •"Camp de Thiaroye" will be $10, children (under 18) $7.50, Auditorium at 1 p.m. •There will be an interna- Admission is $1 with a GSU recital, featuring L. Cionotti on shown as part of the African and are free for GSU students •The GSU Lady Eagle tional coffee hour at the student I. D. and $2 for gen- clarinet, in the Foy with student I.D. Softball team will play Film Series at 7 p.m. in the University Union in room 241 eral admission. 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Call Bob and was then pulled over. he can tell you who he stole it from originally. classroom, at 11:30 a.m. in the Union room 247. • A lecture entitled, "African-American Women in Literature," will be presented by Georgene Bess, instructor in the Department of English and Philosophy. It will be held at 4 p.m. in the Union room 247. • Personal Safety tips for women will be given at 7 p.m. in Johnson Hall, by Mitch Jones, Public Safety Officer for the University Police. • Comedian Rene Bray will be in the Union Ballroom at 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 4 • "Crash the Diet - Don't Crash Diet," a program designed to enhance your skills for safe, healthy and permanent weight loss will be given by Whitney Himes, Health Educator, at noon in room 247 in the Union. • Ann Marie Lawler, Associate Athlethic Director at the University of Florida, will address issues facing women's athletics on college and university campus at 4:30 p.m. in the Union room 247. • Girlfriends will be shown in the Union Theater at 7 and 9:30 p.m. Thursday, March 5 • Colleen Moore of the Office of Staff Development will give a workshop on career satisfaction decisions, including: time management, stress management and career planning decisions. • Date/Acquaintance Rape on the college campus will be the focus of Counselor Audrey Campbell's lecture at 4 p.m. in the Union room 248. • "The Beast Within," a program that deals will relationship abuse will be presented by Stephanie Ray, counselor, at 7 p.m. in Johnson Hall. 4Bdr. / 4 Bath Friday, March 6 • Edward Bayens and Lea Chapman, Office of Special Programs, will discuss campus judicial procedures designed to assist victims of sexual assault at noon in the Union room 247. individual leases!!! Research and Development Center Ceiling Fans • Blinds • Microwave • Dishwasher • Ice Maker • Washer • Dryer • seeks new ideas for projects Patio / Deck • Pool • Basketball • Security GSU News Service Project proposals are due at short-term results or long- The Research and the centers by April 1 and will term benefits for improving • Resident manager on site Development Center, a five- be competitively evaluated for the economic development campus regional economic funding in the new fiscal year climate and potential in the institute based at GSU, is beginning July 1. state. Register to win seeking ideas for projects to The projects must address a Although funding is lim- boost economic development. need identified by a business, ited to one year, a follow-up The R&D Center will con- industry or business-related project may be considered as a a Bahamas sider proposals from any group such as a Chamber of separate proposal in the next business, organization or in- Commerce, development au- fiscal year. The budget for dividual with a "workable thority or convention and these projects are dependent vacation idea" that could be developed visitors bureau. on the Fiscal Year 1993 budget with assistance from campus One example of a past pro- as passed by the General professionals and a one-year ject was a successful plan Assembly and budget condi- for two (2) state grant. linking area machine shops tions will affect the size and GSU is joined in the consor- and suppliers of small parts number of the grants. tium of campuses by with major in-state manufac- Grants for projects typi- Armstrong State College, turers that had been importing cally range from $2000 to during winter Brunswick College, East parts from other states. $20,000 and may cover Georgia College and The criteria weighed in salaries, travel and operating Savannah State College. evaluating the project include expenses. quarter upon A series of workshops for potential economic impact, proposal applications will be innovation, cooperative in- held beginning March 18 volvement of the business NOTICE signing new lease!!! from 8:30 a.m. to noon in community and resources re- Call ^ , „ . room 125 of Whiting Hall at quired from the academic in- This Friday, Mar. 6, issue Come by to view an Savannah State College. stitutions. Preference is of the George-Anne will be the a artment Another workshop will be the given to proposals that origi- last of the quarter. Submissions GREEN same day from 1:30-5 p.m. in nate from outside the aca- and Classifieds are due by 5 p.m. 681-6994 P today DEVELOPMENT +1 - Tenkins Auditorium of demic institutions. tommorrow. They will be run on ofFHwy. 67 a space-available basis. rixi^otrong State College. The projects may have OTHER NEWS March 3, 1992 • Page 3 The George-Anne Successful presidential candidates meld myth, issue By Doug J. Swanson to get to that point, where people said, "He seems to be gaining ridiculed for her tears when Dallas Morning News say, 'You're in that league, strength even though there's she announced in 1987 that she now let's see what your an Elmer Fudd quality William McKinley ran for was not running for presentation on the issues there." president. president by staying on the is.'" The Tsongas shtick An adjunct of masculine front porch of his Ohio home, Some hope had prevailed notwithstanding, a certain where voters gathered to hear appeal is the common touch. It that this campaign would be manliness has long been seen often is presented by the his speeches celebrating different. In the New by many as a desired harmony and moderation. He powerful, affluent, privileged Hampshire primary this characteristic for presidential candidates as a quality of won, but that was 96 years ago. month, the discussion of candidates - with heroism Today's White House regular-guyness. When he issues came early and thick. and swagger as an indicator ran for president in 1988, four- hopeful jets frenetically Bob Kerrey pumped his health- of strength. term Sen. Bob Dole used the across the republic, flitting care plan, for example, and Bob Kerrey, a Medal of slogan, "He's one of us." So from meeting hall to Paul Tsongas flogged his 86- Honor winner, turned up the did George Bush, in slightly television studio to street page book on the economy. volume on his war record altered form. corner to factory gate. He is "Instead of looking like a when he took his vote-seeking Paradoxically, while engaged in a marathon campaign! it looked like a south. Candidates such as wanting a candidate who is selling of himself, trying to 8 study hall, said Rep. Lyndon Johnson and John like them, voters also seem to convince Americans that he Patricia Schroeder, D-Colo. Kennedy are known to have have a yearning for someone has what they seek in a "You had everybody reading exaggerated their wartime lofty. president. their 500-page statements and experiences. Sometimes this figure is But what DOES America wanting people to ask This emphasis on one of Moses-like proportions. want, anyway? Even some of questions. traditional masculine "The American people are those who have made the long, "This seemed to be an qualities is not pleasing to looking for someone who can hard electoral trek aren't This dynamic enjoys Defining oneself in the electorate that was kind of everyone, especially women lead us out of this morass sure. prominent display this year: modern political campaign charismaed-out, that wanted who feel unfairly we're in," said White, the "If I knew the answer to Bill Clinton's "electability" often means presenting a content. But I don't know how constrained. former Democratic that," said Michael Dukakis, has been challenged because candidate as the embodiment far it's going to go beyond "It's a very big problem," chairman. the 1988 Democratic nominee, he didn't join the Army 23 of a few tried-and-true, but not New Hampshire." said Schroeder, who was SEE MYTH, PAGE 10 "I'd be talking to you today years ago. Patrick Buchanan necessarily genuine, virtues. Even before New from the Oval Office." has blamed George Bush for "Image can be bought," said Hampshire voted, Bill Voters obviously look for "blasphemous" art. And Paul Ralph Hamlett, an assistant Clinton's hoped-for someone attuned to their own Tsongas has tried to make professor at the University of concentration on helping the opinions and causes, someone lack of charisma his North Texas who studies middle class was undone by who can deliver jobs, peace, manifestation of a proper political rhetoric. "We have allegations of adultery and I * T ♦ H low taxes, less crime and good economic policy. packaged candidates very draft-dodging. And many, if schools. But there is more to In some ways, little has much like soap." not most, of the questions put to the voter-candidate changed since the last Each candidate-package, Tsongas after his New connection than that. presidential campaign, with most campaign specialists Hampshire victory concerned UNION ^ ^ Campaign professionals Bush saying the Pledge of agree, must have some basic his nebbish-from-Central see the modern making of the Allegiance and Dukakis ingredients, among them the Casting persona. PRODUCTIONS president as an inexact looking silly and ill-at-ease perception of honesty, The former Massachusetts GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY mixture of political science in a tank. Thus, Bush's strength, empathy and a senator has tried to turn this and gut instinct. The image handlers lodged him in the commanding presence. lack of a strong presence to his the candidate projects to the national psyche as a patriot Only then, political experts advantage, talking of a sort of public - in the flesh or through devoted to traditional values say, can any discussion of the nerd-chic. the media - must be an alloy and made Dukakis appear issues take place. "There are "I'm not telegenic," he said TONIGHT of issues and myth. weak on defense and low on general stereotypic the day after he won the "It's always about issues," testosterone. expectations," said Robert primary, "but I tell people the said John C. White, the "The great failure of that Arseneau, a political scientist truth." Comedians: I former Democratic national campaign was we let them at Dartmouth College. "We Michael Deaver, who as a chairman from Texas. "But define me before I defined really are talking about White House aide was Tom Brogan it's always simplified in a myself," Dukakis said this thresholds the candidates responsible for crafting symbolic form." week. have to get over ... The task is Ronald Reagan's image, (opening act) Rene Bray 8 pm Union Ballroom

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CHILDSPIAYJ LOOK WHO'S STALKING! Many students took advantage of the recent good weather to day now. Some early subathers have already been spotted, but study and relax on thepa rtlycomp leted pedestrium. With no resulting traffic accidents have been reported yet. (Photo by temperatures soaring, we should be expecting sunbathers any Bob Schwindler)

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Witte Kevin Hudson Tuesday, March 3, 1992 Editor Managing Editor Misty McPherson News Editor Front page photo was not racist I was hoping, with this be- Mike Tyson's crimes, just as Help each other out ing the next-to-last issue for I do not consider all the quarter, I would be able to Caucasians guilty of Ted While the Student Government Association's FROM THE EDITOR'S DESK... Bundy's crimes. "Underground Bookstore" remains in the planning do my column on something light-hearted and amusing Gary A Witte Yes, there are those who stage with two business fraternities looking at pos- this time. will stereotype races and sible ways to run it, students should support each No such luck. groups. People like David Duke and the Rev. Al other in the quest for cheaper textbooks. Instead, I find myself re- While high textbook prices are not necessarily the why we haven't been running "picking" on them. That Sharpton who will blame all turning to a subject that has pictures of white students who somehow we were enforcing a the social travesties on the campus bookstores' fault, the fact remains that stu- been batted back and forth are stopped for DUI. negative stereotype. "other" race, and we as hu- dents will continue to be the victims of high costs since the beginning of the Well, while we haven't In both these cases, the real man beings must not allow and low buyback prices. quarter. been able to photograph any and the imagined, the groups ourselves to fall into their Publishers are constantly changing textbooks just Racism. recently, the photo of a student distress is understandable. trap. It was recently brought to being handcuffed and ar- As one of my female class- They want to see us at each slightly enough to be able to call it a new edition, my attention that a number of rested is not an original one. mates put it, African- other's throats. It is the only and sell them to students who might have been able students on campus thought During the drug-related ar- American students feel that way that people like them can to get the other edition cheaper. Wholesalers buy that the arrest photo that ran in rests of 12 students in Oct. they have been so bombarded keep power. They goad us on, back used textbooks, then resell them to other book- the Feb. 25 issue of the George- 1990, we published a photo on with negative stereotypes that pointing fingers at all but stores at a incredibly higher price. Anne was a negative por- the front page of a young white when they see photos like the themselves. They are unwill- And the vicious cycle continues, with students trayal of blacks. student being arrested. one Tuesday, that they say to ing to take any blame or con- caught in the middle. The picture shows a young Were we being racist then? themselves "here we go tribute to constructive discus- black man, shirtless, being again." So should you have a textbook that you want to We would have run the sions. cuffed and put into a police same photo Tuesday had he But to a journalist like my- Shall we follow their lead, sell, use the next issue of the George-Anne to adver- car. The subject, Unrecay D. been white, Chinese, self, the race, religion, or and continue the old, worn ar- tise it. Place flyers on bulletin boards, list the books Ringfeld of Atlanta, had been Hispanic, or any other race. group affiliation of an ar- guments over Martin Luther you have to sell, and the classes the books are used charged with Dili and driv- Our job is not to judge whether rested person is only a minor King Day and the Miss in. Announce it at your classes. ing without a license. He and or not a photo or event is a good descriptive detail. African-American contests? Get the information out. another student had been reflection on a group, ethnic We see these people in Or shall we start talking to stopped after driving the or otherwise. terms of individuality, not each other instead of at each When you learn of a textbook you think you will wrong way on Sweetheart Can you imagine the up- groups. It is one thing if an other? Shall we start listen- need, check with the teacher of the upcoming class Circle. roar had we run the same entire group commits a crime, ing, instead of trying to out- or one of the campus bookstores to make sure it is It seems that the image was picture, but showing a white but if one person commits a yell each other? the correct book and the correct edition you will - in some minds - reminis- male wearing a fraternity crime, it is that person who is Your choice. need. cent of a bare-chested slave shirt? The greeks would have charged, not the group. Recommended Reading: There is no reason that two reasonable people being led away in chains. felt, as some black students I do not consider all Things Fall Apart - By One friend of mine asked African-Americans guilty of cannot come to a fair price, or even a fair trade, for currently do, that we were Chinua Achebe a textbook. Help each other out. Don't wait for someone to do The long-awaited return of Mr. Language Person it for you. A significant reason why UP THE MEECY MICE AND the United States is having BOPPIN' 'EM ON THE trouble competing in the mod- HEAD. ern industrialized world is Q. MEECY Mice? How does that most Americans, through William Safire feel about no fault of their own, are, in that? Name Games the words of U.S. Department A. He feels very strongly of Education Secretary Lamar ence to 'strummin' on the old unlikely that these questions that "Foo-Foo" should be hy- In a well-intentioned but misguided move, The Alexander, "as dumb as fun- banjo,' and the lines: can be answered without mas- phenated. Portland Oregonian announced Sunday [Feb. 16] it gus." "Dinah won't you blow sive federal funding. Q. Speaking of lyrics, what would no longer print what it deemed "offensive" That is why this newspaper, Dinah won't you blow Q. It had to be the dog. Who is the most romantic song ever sports team nicknames in its news pages. at great expense and physical Dinah won't you blow your would name a farmer written? Just like that, sports nicknames - the Braves, risk, is once again presenting horn?" "Bingo?" A. That would be "Boom "Ask Mr. Language Person," A. Who would name a Boom," by John Lee Hooker, Redskins, et cetera — became the latest casualties of the educational feature thai These lines strongly sug- Education Secretary which is copyrighted by the political correctness war. answers common questions gest, as was noted in a "Lamar?" Conrad Music, a division of Unfortunately, the newspaper is overstepping its about grammar, spelling and groundbreaking 1987 study by Q. In the song about the Arc Music Corp., and which community responsibilities to right what it consid- punctuality. Dr. A. Howard Lorgnette of bunny rabbit that attacks includes the following verse, ers a wrong - a newspaper, for better or worse, Today's first common Yale University, "that Dinah mice, what is the rabbit's cor- reprinted by permission: should reflect the community and nation it covers. question was mailed in by an has a horn." But why would rect name? "I like the way you walk, people be playing a horn AND A. Mr. Language Person To not print the nicknames and refer to teams as actual reader, James F. Wood I like the way you talk. ? of Denver, Colo., who asks: an old banjo IN THE thought it was "Little Rabbit When you walk that walk, merely "the Atlanta baseball club' or the "D.C. foot- "In the song, 'Someone's in KITCHEN? And what about Foo Foo." However, Mrs. And you talk that talk. ball club" means the news pages will not accurately the Kitchen with Dinah,' when the song that goes, "There was Language Person contends - You knock me out, reflect the official names used by the teams. it says 'Someone's in the a farmer had a dog, and Bingo and the prestigious "Wee Sing Right off my feet." Whether the PC movement is justified in cause kitchen with Dinah, I know, was his name, oh?" Whose Song Booklet" backs her up on Q. You had to get permis- oh, oh, oh' does it mean that the name was Bingo? The dog? Or this - that it is "Little Bunny sion to reprint a verse that matters not. The newspaper, by using euphemisms, Foo Foo." But consider the fol- is ignoring the fact that the controversial nick- singer knows that someone is the farmer? And when Burl rhymes "out" with "feet?" in the kitchen with Dinah, or Ives goes "Sing Polly Wolly lowing: Mr. Language A. Yes. names are still used by teams, fans and others. that the singer knows WHO is Doodle all the day," does he Person is certain that, in the Q. What does it mean to Such behavior is akin to the decision not to print in the kitchen with Dinah?" mean we should sing all day correct version, the rabbit is "put the onus" on somebody? crime stories in a bullet-riddled city because the A. Leading grammar ex- about somebody named "Polly PICKING UP THE FIELD A. This is an ancient legal publicity is not becoming to the town. perts have wrestled naked Wolly Doodle," or is he MICE AND BOPPING THEM expression referring to the We believe the ones to make such usage decisions with this question for years. singing about somebody ON THE HEAD. Whereas the "onus," which was a large named "Polly Wolly" who "Wee Sing Song Booklet" rock that was used in ancient should be the teams and the public, not the would-be Some clues to the answer may be found in the song's refer- goes doodle all the day? It is contends that it is SCOOPING movers and shakers of the newsroom. SEE BARRY, PAGE 8 The Oregonian is ending the story before it is completed, and in the process has become the insti- tution, relinquishing its role as watchdog.

-The Red and Black Public Safety does not hire best qualified candidates STAFF Dear Editor, (U.S. Army Military Police) Next time you have contact work at the University and I and a Bachelors Degree in with a campus police officer, do not want problems at work NEWS A follower. That is the type Criminal Justice. (I need to be patient. It is not their fault because of this letter. Assistant News Editors: Doug Gross, Brent Parrott; Copy Editors: Missy of person it takes to be hired attend the state police that his superiors are so inse- (Retribution is the only re- Lukehart, Mike Strong; News Staff: Jennifer Booth, Scott Crockett, Tanya for the position of Public academy because I am not cure that they cannot hire the course for insecure people.) Emerson, Johnnie Goolsby, Stacy Graham, Roger Lee, Dennis Smith, Michelle Safety Officer at GSU. They Thomas, Kim St. Hilaire, Ken Ward certified by the state of best people for the job. do not want someone who can FEATURES Georgia as a peace officer.) Please do not print my Name Withheld By think for themselves, who Of the last three officers name because I still have to Request Features Editor: Teresa Roach; Staff: Donna D'Ambrosio, Doug Gross, Carolyn can make decisions, who has McWilliams, Trey Decker, Donald Jordan they hired, one had military initiative, and who wants to experience (no degree), one SPORTS improve themselves. had no experience and no de- Sports Editor: Eric Weisenmiller; Assistant Sports Editor: Michael Strong; Staff: They do want someone who Abortion isn't birth control John Munford, Rod Swinson, Eddie Womack gree (He is at or just left the Dear Editor, they can tell how to breathe, police academy.), and one much right to be born and OPINIONS sit, think, and poop. Anyone was certified by the state but I'm writing on abortion is- given a chance at life as smarter than that would be a Staff: B. Birdseye, Philana Griffin, Jason Lewis, Pat O'Kelley, D.J. Smith had no experience. These sue, because I feel that not anyone else has. threat to the leadership in the PHOTOGRAPHY were obviously the cream of enough women have been Abortion is not a form of Department of Public Safety. writing in and voicing their Head Photographer: Randy Trujillo; Staff Robby Weatherly, Jesse Stribling, Robert the crop that applied. birth control. If people cannot Studies have shown that the Cooper Not only do I have more opinions on the issue. I feel protect themselves, that is more educated a police officer CIRCULATION experience and education that abortion is wrong. There their problem, not the child's. is the, better a police officer he are other alternatives besides If we continue to permit le- Supervisor: Glenn Burgess; Staff: Laura Morgan, Cindy Keever, Mike Bowden, than any of them, I have been is. Public Safety does not hire Chris Shelnutt, Robby Weatherly an employee of the abortion. gal abortion, we might as the best qualified applicants. I feel abortion is murder- ADVERTISING/DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) University for 18 months in a well let murderers walk free. I know this because I have ing an unborn child. That Advertising Manager: Stacy Graham; Business Manager: Jeff White; Sales Man- related field. ager: Jay Knight; Business Assistant: Kelley Hare; Sales Representatives: Kerry applied with the University unborn child has just as Tammy Aicard Calhoun, Christy Emig, Matt Fastick, Andrew Flurry, Shelly Robbins, Philip Wil- six times and have been They hired these officers liams turned down each time, whom they have to spoon feed LETTER AND SUBMISSION POLICY PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICS EDITORIAL SERVICES (PAGES) (Three times their excuse for at least six months before The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor, story submissions and guest columns from Production Manager: Sherry Dyal; Production Assistant Managers: Stephen was that I was a student. I they are with the program, but people both inside and outside the Georgia Southern University Community. All copy Uundersen, Barbie Westberry; Production Staff: Jason Adams, Keisha Davis, was a professional in law en- turned down a more quali- submitted should be typed (double-spaced, please), preferably on Macintosh disk in Brenda Dowling, James Kilkelly, Lynn Kirkland, Adrian McDaniel, Mitch Mitchell, forcement long before I was fied applicant who could be up Microsoft Word or Microsoft Works format. All submissions must be signed and include a Cathy Siler, Joseph Smith; Darkroom Manager: Randy Trujillo ever a student.) despite the to speed in half that time. mailing address and phone number for verification. The editors reserve the right to reject any STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR submission. There is no word limit on submissions. A writer may request to remain fact that I have four years of Nice to know their priori- anonymous. However, it will be the editors decision whether or not to print the name. Bill Neville law enforcement experience ties are straight. Submissions are run on a space-available basis. FEATURES March 3, 1992 • 1 ?e 5 The George-Anne Weight training can prove beneficial for women, as well as men "Weight training helps to "I weight train to increase reduce injuries, alleviate my strength, burn fat, and helps build a large enough mass in women who already reserve of bone mass to biomechanical problems, please my boyfreind. I try to HEALTH AND FITNESS have osteoporosis. develop muscles for a workout at least twice a prevent osteoporosis. If particular sport, and week. Most importantly, Donald Jordan women do such exercise Strength training can throughout their lives, says increase a woman's weight training makes me definitely beneficial to William J. Evans, director confidence in her ability feel good about myself." women. It can make women of the physiological and appearance," says Carol Weight training is a good less vulnerable to any type of maximum (1 RM). This is deep knee bends, squats or laboratory at the Human L. Otis, M.D. assistant team way to relieve stress, and it sexual assault - a wide- the amount of weight she can lunges. Their program Research Center on Aging at physician for the University also makes daily activities ranged problem today. lift once with good, controlled should be designed to Tuft University, "they never of California in Los Angeles less strenuous - just as I tell However, a more technique. This can be strengthen the medial aspect will have the low bone (UCLA) varsity athletes. my girl friend, Shantrice J. encouraging aspect of determined with either free of the quadriceps (generally density that ultimately will Although athletes typically Billups. weights or machines. The strength training is that it use weight training to the vastus medialis). For this result in osteoporosis." There enhances aerobic fitness, lifter should then begin at reason, it is recommended is also evidence that strength enhance their performance, about 50% of that weight and and it makes daily activities for women with this problem training can increase bone family physicians are Women should have their three sets of 10 to 12 less of a burden. advocating it for general to include knee extensions of overall condition assessed by repititions, although this 15 degrees in their program strength and fitness. Women a physician before starting a varies. The final repitition of (with light weight). should be especially weight training program. each set should overload the informed of the benefits of a Middle-aged and elderly muscles (meaning she can sound strength trainirig women with no recent barely lift the weight), but she "Untrained women also Corners/one program without worrying exercise history should have should be able to maintain tend to have lordosis and about gaining bulk as seen A LOCAL BODY OF CHRIST EXTENDS TO YOU A WARM a thorough medical good technique. weak abdominal muscles," in a typical male weight examination and discuss says Chris Cinque of The INVITATION TO WORSHIP WITH US IN OUR NEW trainer. Many exercise their objectives with their Physician and Sports SANCTUARY. physiologists say that because physician. 201 SAVANNAH AVENUE, ON THE CORNER OF SAVANNAH AVENUE AND Medicine magazine. It is women have lower blood Some women, however, ZETTEROWER AVENUE essential that the pelvis is levels of testosterone, they experience strength training SUNDAY SERVICFS Learning safe techniques stabilized, the abdominals should not expect to see as problems that are not SUNDAY SCHOOL- 9;30 A.M. and equipment use is are tight, and the lower back much muscle hypertrophy as typically experienced by WORSHIP SERVICE- 10;45A.M. is not overloaded when men. In this respect, weight important to prevent injury. men. One such problem is an lifting the weights. Thus, PASTOR: Rev. JOHN LOPEZ training is an excellent way Women should start with increased quadriceps angle low-resistance weights in an at the knee. This can cause women should definitely to reduce excess fat and include abdominal and enhance a woman's lean effort to strengthen the entire the patella to shift laterally body. when under pressure and lower back training in their body mass. program. 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The Eagles trampled the who set the previous mark at Calvin Sinkfield made a 1 Well the time has come for Hatters of Stetson 104-76 in a 130. strong drive and finished I * me to conclude my tenure as a Trans America Athletic A Tony Windless jumper with a beautiful layup to give sports writer for the George- Conference (TAAC) game put the Eagles ahead 14-9 go- the Eagles a 24-15 lead going Anne for my graduation date held Thursday in Hanner ing into the first media time- into another media timeout draws near and hence-1 offer Fieldhouse. out with 14:00 remaining be- with just under 10 minutes left my farewell address. The Eagles had six players fore the break. in the half. Almost two and a half in double figures as they dis- Coming out of the timeout, Coming out of the timeout, .years ago, I faced the ultimate played a balanced attack in- Stetson's Mark Brisker drove Birden flew through the mid- .challenge of my life and at side and outside. Dexter through the lane for a layup to dle for a follow-up monster one time I thought that I would Abrams tossed in 23 points in cut the Eagles lead to three to left hand jam to ignite the never have another opportu- the paint and Charlton "CY' 14-11, but "CY' answered the crowd and the Eagles, and the nity to write again. Young drained 19 points from two point field goal with a rout was on. In the Spring of '90 I was everywhere else, including three pointer to give the Eagles Windless made a steal and diagnosed with cancer and five of five from the three- a 17-11 lead. converted it into a layup and for the most part I was written point line. Abrams made a nice dish then made another steal off by the majority of my Wendell Charles put the inside to Chris Birden who which led to an assist to peers. Eagles on the board first converted the hoop and was Abrams inside and in a mat- But I knew that I had an when he launched a thee fouled for another three-point ally on my side that would pointer from the right base- play to increase the Eagles SEETAAC, PAGE 10 help me to overcome any ob- line with 19:12 left in the half. stacles. The Hatters' Rob Wilkes ■%, Therefore, I overcame what countered with a three pointer m Genlilly Place seemed to be insurmountable of his own to tie the score, but Jtnjoy opring Acrou from n inn Dixie odds and came back to as- Young regained the advan- 764-6921 sume my rightful position in tage when he hit a trifecta .Break in O/y/e... tftijcJ^trSlpp life— "More than a con- from the wing to make the queror" score 6-3 in favor of the With that said, I would like Eagles. with fashiions trom ftViS "Brands Lo/ " to first and foremost thank Young, a junior, has be- My Omnipotent, Omniscient come the Eagles all-time The Sir Shop! Ralph Lauren Almighty God for giving leader in three-point field looking down in this cruel Tony Windless adds his own personal touch to GSU's regular-season goals with 134 and counting, world and finding some good finale. (Photo by Jesse Stribling) breaking the previous record in me and giving me another chance to display the talent He % gave me. •>

CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 side, then Charles got a break fecta at the top of the key and other steal with a three point away dunk off of another steal just like that the Eagles were rainbow to boost the Eagles and the Eagles found them- ahead 49-38 forcing the lead up to 24 at 72-48 with 11:32 selves ahead by 12 with just Golden Panthers to call a left in the game. over five minutes left in the timeout with 17:12 left in the The Eagles just paced half. contest. themselves from their never With the score 31-23, FIlPs Abrams gave the Eagles letting the lead drop below 19 Stewart led his team on a run their largest lead of the night points. to keep the game within reach. with 47.2 left when he Coach Kerns emptied his Stewart and Benny Valdes slammed to make the score bench. hit layups and Guilbeaux 102 -76. The remainder of the game downed a three pointer from Monty Noblitt ended the was a highlight reel with the the top of the key and the game with a reverse layup to main spot lights falling on a Eagles found their lead dwin- make the score 104 -76. baseline dunk from Sinkfield dled to five points, 35-30, with The Eagles improve their and a coast-to-coast layup by 3:15 left in the half. record to 21-5 overall (12-1 in Powell. After being fouled on a the TAAC) while the Hatters The Eagles won 95-71. drop to 11-15 overall (6-7 in the three-point attempt, Noblitt hit GSU was led by Windless, TAAC.) three free throws to push the who scored 19, while Eagles lead back up to eight Following the timeout, Sinkfield chipped in with 17, points. "CY" was on the break again, Young hit 14 and Charles Joby Powell converted two this time he looked one way added 13. Ever Get Somebody free throws with 2:20 before and passed the other to The Eagles finished the intermission and the Eagles Windless for an easy layup regular season 22-5 overall were ahead by 10 points with and the rout was on. (13-1 in the TAAC) while FIU the score 40-30. The Eagles kept coming. dropped to 11-15 overall (7-7 in But the Eagles were held Charles drained a three the TAAC.) scoreless for the remainder of pointer. Sinkfield hit a layup The Eagles are gearing up Anitas the half. off a steal. Abrams finger for the TAAC Tournament f FIU's Sean Prude hit a rolled. where they will host Southeast , M * an short jumper and Stewart and The Eagles maintained a Louisiana, Friday, March 6 at ONLY YOU CAN PREVENT FOREST FIRES. Flournory managed a couple relentless defense over- A-Public Service of the USDA Forest Service and wu sum 7 p.m. I your State Forester. of layups and all of a sudden whelming the Golden the Eagles only had a four- Panthers. point lead going into the Windless made a steal in locker room. the corner and turned back -ZJ^^L "At the half, Coach told us into the lane with "SLAM" PRECISION we had to play smarter com- written all over his face and ing out in the second half," SLAM he did. AUTO said Windless. The Eagles were ahead by The Eagles played much 63-45 with 13:09 left and FIU FRIENDS DON'T lEI FRIENDS DRIVE DRUNK smarter, almost unreal in the was forced to call another second half. timeout. The word for the second The Eagles came out of the half was DEFENSE. timeout and turned up the 7* KEEP Following a jumper by heater on defense just a little Charles, Sinkfield made a bit higher. Front Alignment t«F| THOSE Windless got another steal steal and went coast-to-coast Brakes and hit a layup to make the and passed to Charles lor a V IRISH score 44-38 with 18:33 remain- layup. Tune-ups ing in the game. "CY" made another steal Wheel Balancing • JT^r EYES "CY" led a three-on-one and turned it into a finger roll discount & More break and pulled UD for a tri- and then followed up an an- with this Foreign & Domestic ^ i SMILING! coupon 64-B East Main?.. With The Help 2 Blocks East of 764-8691 Court House Dr. Sherri Becker O.D.

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I hope you have a "real" available on CR/I Hotline at Humanity. LB 12502. Next meeting Female roommate needed is Tuesday, March 3 in Em 242 at 4 SCHOLARSHIPS birthday. I love You! -Jackie 681-5261. immediately or by Spring Qtr. Fully pm Student Union. GRANTS • LOANS Apple II compatible computer with two 5 1/4 disk drives, color monitor, Pete Oliver- Had a great time at furnished or use your own. Rent less Lab and textbooks printed! Fast Are you interested in knights in Results Guaranteed and expandable memory. Software Malone's. Would like to see me again than $200/month + 1/2 utilities. Call affordable service. Profit to you or combat, medieval dancing and and manuals for word processing, Meet me at 8pm. CK. 489-2996. your department. Free estimates. 40 1-800-527-1496 years experience. Retired GSU costumes, or enjoy reenacting spreadsheets, databases, math Remember the Pony Female roommate needed professor. Arv 764-7421. (Before history. Then learn more about tutorials, graphics, etc. Included. spoooooorrsstttstalk yes. 09*Furniture & Appliances immediately. Spring and Summer 5:00) ■_ Society for Creative Anachronism. $500. Call 764-9217 or 681-0366. Quarter. 1/4 utilities & rent. Must SCA LB 13595. provide bedroom furniture. Call Papers typed: On computer with Glass table with wooden frame, and Community Support group for Kristy at 681-3255, leave message on letter quality printer. Fast service four matching brass wicker, and Are you taking Badminton next 17*Pets& Supplies women victims of Domestic machine. and great rates. Call 681-3862 and cushioned chairs, for sale. $50, great quarter? Perfect racquet only $10. Violence- meeting scheduled for ask for Regina. condition. Call 681-6470 leave Call 681-3464. Dachsund puppies: 9 weeks old. Had Female roommate needed Spring March 4. Call 764-4605 for more message. first shots. $100. The perfect little Qtr. Own bedroom. Fully furnished. Physical Education major needs info. Brand new Casio Scientific Computer Graphic Calculator (195 apartment pooch. 681-2253. Very nice. Only $541 for entire money, cooks, cleans, can take of Just when you thought it was safe to functions). Never been used. Still in For Sale: Golden Retriever puppies, quarter. Call 681-3440. children four and older. Has go back to the Comm. Arts 11-Help Wanted transportation/Ask for Joe, box. $90 value, asking $75, 4 weeks old. Parents on premises. Female roommate needed Spring Building... He is coming back. negotiable. Call 681-3015 for Mike. Call 681-6080. 764-5360. •Earn Extra Income* Qtr. To share a two bedroom duplex. Spring Quarter. Term Papers- Recent graduate GSU, Earn $200-$500 weekly mailing Computer for sale- HD, dual floppy, Must Sell: CFA Registered Blue Furnished, washer/dryer, rent only STUDENTS, FACULTY & STAFF travel brochures. For information joystick, mouse, color monitor, Persian kitten for sale. Born Oct. $147.50 per month. Call 489-3862 or experienced medical/legal/the arts. Bring draft my residence, call ONLY: YOU Can put your own send a stamped addressed envelope modem, software. Best offer. Call 1st, 1991. Make offer. Call 681-4237, 489-1483 after 5pm. message in this space for FREE! 25 489-1236. leave message. 681-6967, leave message. Priced to: Travel INC., P.O. Box 2530, Female roommate needed to words of less, please. Drop by the Miami, FL 33161 right. For Sale- "Where There's a Will sublease for Summer Str. Stadium Wms Center, Rm 111, or send your TYPING - Drop-off & pick-up on classified ad to LB 8001. For free ade 500-1000 Camp Positions Available- There's An A" video tapes. Paid $75, 19*Rentals& Real Estate Walk, low rent. Please call Julie at Staff Referral Services provides a selling for $50. Bonnie 884-3227. 681-2391. cam- pus. See Peggy 116 South you MUST include your name and Bldg., call 681-5586 or 681-6520. network of camps, now hiring, from Landrum Box number. Apartment for sale: 2 bedroom, 1 Female roommates needed for Quick service (usually overnight), the "keys" to Wise-Minn. One bath, fully furnished . Call.681-9341 There are five openings for Senate For Sale- 15' Ski boat, tri-hall with Summer Quarter, Eagles Court very good rates application reaches all camps. 15HP engine with all accessories. or (404) 428-9595. #57 Southern Apartment. Own room furnished if positions. Pick up applications in Applications at the Placement Office. Villas. TYPING - Fast & Reasonable. Call SGA office, Rm 217 Union. 681-5631. $2400. Bonnie at 884-3227. you like, own bathroom, pool, volleyball. Rent + 1/2 utilities. Call Jean 852-5405 For Sale- Sega Genesis video game Duplex: 2 bedroom, 1 bath, full Alaska Summer Employment- kitchen, screened back porch, large 681-2129, leave message. TYPING - Reasonable rate. They thought they had gotten rid of system with games. $150 OBO. Call fisheries. Earn $5,000+/month. Free Guy at 764-7472. living room, lots of space. Help! Senior student needs place to Resumes, term papers, etc. Letter him. They thought they had seen the transportation! Room & Board! Over $350/month. Available April 1st. quality or Dot Matrix printers. Call last of him... They were wrong. Formal Dresses for sale- Sequin stay for Spring Quarter. Would like 8,000 openings. Male or female. For 764-5512 own furnished bedroom. Call Brenda, 681- 5301, or drop by fushia, worn once, size 6- $75; royal Triangle Gay and Lesbian Informal employment program call Andrew at 404-425-9693. ASAP! Carroll, Rm 86 1-206-545-4155 ext. 312. blue, worn once, size 5/6-$50. Call For Rent- 2 br, 1 bath 1990 trailer, Discussion Group meets 7 pm like new, close to campus, real nice, Mondays. Call Counseling Center 681-4720, leave message. Male roommate needed for Spring Leasing agent needed for Spring Qtr. mostly furnished. Only $300/ Qtr. 92 trailer fully furnished. University Typing Svc - Word proc. for further details at 681-5541. Will train part-time -$4.50/hour. Kitchen set- all black chairs, month. Ready to move in. 764-4027. for faculty & students. Term papers excellent condition, 6 months old. Washer/dryer, central heat, a/c. Please call 681-6765. $150/month. 1/3 utilities. Located by to books. Editing included. Letter $300. Call Rob at 681-3333. FOR RENT- Beginning Spring Qtr., quality printing. Majorie Bell, Ed.D. YOGA CLUB meets 5 pm Mondays, Lifeguards, Swim Coaches, Swim one master br, private bath, suitable Pine Haven Apt. 871-6514. in Union. Wear loose clothing & Necklace with sapphire cross 681-3716 Instructors: Summer positions for 2, 1,1/4 mile from campus, quiet Male roommate needed Summer bring a mat or blanket. Beginners pendant. Marquis cut sapphires. available in North Atlanta Area. location, $200/month. Very nice. Quarter in Chandler Square. Own Will do TYPING - Essays, Reports, welcome. Phone 681-0226 for Appraised at $200. Must sell. Make Certification classes available. Call Call 871-6459. room, bath, washer/dryer, pool, Term Papers. Done on computer, details. me an offer. Jennifer LB 15060. SwimAtlanta, (404)992-7665, for basketball. Call John at 681-9056. rough draft available. $2.50 per information. Serious inquiries only please. page. Call Mrs. Linda Chambers at FOR SALE: 2 bedroom, 2 bath Male roommate needed- responsible, Sega Genesis with games, only $170 237-2000. 03*Autos for Sale apartment at Park Place. Call (912) non-smoker. $112/month + 1/2 Looking for a super "Splashtacular" OBO. Men's Giant mountain bike- 557-6483. utilities. Own bedroom. 2 miles from summer job? Summer Waves on 21 speed, $100 OBO. Call Guy or 1982 Chevrolet Impala beautiful Jekyll Island, GA has campus. Ask for Joe. 764-5360. 22«Sports & Stuff Stationwagon, V-8, 98,000 miles, Heath at 764-7472. House for sale by owner: Low 70's. 3 seasonal openings in the following bedroom, 2 bath, totally remodeled $600 OBO. Call 681-9761. TI-81 Scientific Calculator. For Sale: JVC Pullout. Relatively areas: Red Cross Certified house in a great neighborhood. Oak Need female roommate for Spring Required in some, usually all math, new, make offer or trade for a 1983 Audi Coupe GT, red, 5-speed, Lifeguards, merchandising, floors; central heat and AC; Qtr. At Stadium Place #83 or statistic classes. Already moutain bike, contact Bryan at tinted windows, alloy wheels, admissions, guest services, rentals, landscaped. Located in Metter. someone to take over lease for the programmed, does most equations 681-2479 or leave message. lowered suspension, body kit, administration and park services. 685-6903. apartment for Spring & Summer leather interior, sunroof, Internships available. Positions for you. Bookstore price $89. Need someone to sublease a 1 Qtr. Call anytime 681-7761. Looking to trade a Wayne Gretzky performance exhaust, very open mid-May thru mid-September. Bargain at $50. Call 681-9056. Rookie card for a Bird, Jordan, or impressive CD system and alarm. $4.50-$6.50 per hour depending bedroom apartment at Pinehaven Room for Rent- $110/ month. Women's 10-speed bike for sale. New Apts. For Spring Qtr. Please call Magic Johnson rookie. Call Jason at Joe at 681-1643. $2000 upon job classification and , Stadium Walk #94. Call anytime paint, tires, and tubes. $40/OBO. fi«--7825. 489-4402. experience. March interviews are 681-1838. Washer/dryer. 1984 BMW 318i, navy blue, great Call Sheila 681-2650 and leave now being scheduled for these Rentals Available M%rch 1st- 2br condition. Call 681-7262 for Nelson. message. Roommate graduating! Need fantastic summer jobs!! Call us for house, lbr apartment, 2br roommate to share 2 bedroom, 1 batr 1985 Pontiac Trans Am- T-tops, A/T, you spring break interview. Don't Zoology textbook, lab book, lab apartment, 3 house. Call for info apartment. Partially furnished, own 23'Stereo & Sound AM/FM/cassette, A/c, blue and miss out!! For complete info, pick up guide, rat card, and disecting kit all 764-5003, leave a message. bedroom, reasonable utilities. an application and a brochure at 1 Punch 45 amp, $115. 2 Punch 10" silver, power windows and locks. for $35. Call Steve at 681-4699. Sublease 2 bedroom apartment for Non-smoker- female. Call 681-2266. $3995 OBO. 764-3176 your college placement office or call in carpeted box, $110. Must sell. Call 912/635-2074. Deadline for Summer Quarter. .5 miles from Chris at 681-7406 or Kristen at campus. $197.50 per bedroom. Call 1986 Calais Supreme- very good applications is April 1st. 14'Motorcycles Roommate graduating! We need a 681-9839. ■■___ condition. $4,650. Call 681-7658. 681-2266. female roommate for Spring Qtr. Car stereo equipment for sale- 1986 Ninja: red and black, looks Sublease 2 bedroom, 1 bath Park Place. Rent is $125 + 1/4 1986 Ford Mustang GT: 5.0 litre, 5 Need leasing agents for brand new Coustic 190 60 watt amp, $75. brand new, includes all fairings, fast apartment close to campus and utilities. Call 681-3345. Leave speed, t-tops, inky rims, power top of the line apartments for Harmon Kardon 60 watt amp, $75. and economical. Look good this adjacent to laundry facilities. message. windows & locks, Very clean, great students. Applicant must be Cbustic 2-way cross-over, $50. All Spring on a Ninja. Must sell now. $400/month, negotiable. Call condition. Call John at 842-9227 motivated and like working with Roommate needed for female equipment is in good condition, must Call Jeremy or Scott at 68104057. 681-1927. __ after 5pm. fellow students. Salary plus bonus. student to sublease a Chandler sell, need money to pay for new $1400 OBO. Square Apt. Fully furnished except 1988 Mustang LX 5.0: auto, black, Please call Lisa at 871-6501. Trailer for rent- 2 br, 2 baths, stereo. Call Jeremy at 681-4057. own room. Washer/dryer. No 44K mi., aerodynamics kit, big wing, Need leasing agents for brand new central heat and air. Located neat 15*Musical Stadium. $300/month. For more info security deposit. $215/month. Call CD player, aluminum wheels. Very top of the line apartments for 681-6697, leave message. For Sale- Sony car Discman. Looks clean, excellent condition. $8995 students. Applicant must be call: 681-2030. brand new. Includes all car negotiable. Call 681-2176. Leave motivated and like working with Beginning guitar lessons available. Roommate needed to share 2 br, 1 adaptors, or can be used with your Acoustic or electric. Beginners WANTED ASAP: Black female message. fellow students. Salary plus bonus. bath apt. $125/month + 1/2 utilities. home stereo. Must sell now. $125 welcome. Call Todd at 681-3031. seeking a 1 bedroom or efficiency Please call Lisa Hagy at 764-4199. Call 489-2916 or 489-1483 and leave OBO. Ask for Jeremy at 681-4057. 90 Toyota 4x4, white, Pioneer CD apartment. Also interested in message. Player, 2 Punch Amps, 2 kicker 10's, Stop!!! Need cash? We need students rooming with other black females. Orion amps, 160 watts-$150, 40 Female guitarist needed 12" aluminum wheels, new to stuff our dieting Sales Circulars! Write to FA. At LB 12084. Roommate needed to sublease watts-$100, Kenwood Passive immediately to start a new and 33xl2.50's, sliding back glass, C.B. Excellent Wages- $3 per envelope! Southern Villa Aparment for EQ-$70, Kenwood 3 way 5 1/4 interesting band. Please call either $8000 OBO. Call 488-2356 or No experience required! Start Summer Qtr. $205/month. Call speakers-$50. All in excellent shape. 764-7040 or 489-2951. 404-465-9134. immediately! Send Long S.A.S. 20'R0ommates 681-4600. Call Greg at 681-4018. OBO on any For Sale: 1989 Sunbird SE, 2 door, Envelope: Galaxee Distributors P.O. Groove Lizard now available for Roommate needed: own bedroom in item. gigs. Call 681-6512 for more (M) Sublease Spring Qtr. 681-3043. automatic transmission, AC, Box 1157 Forked River, NJ 08731. furnished apartment. Close to Yamaha Bookshelf 3-way surround AM/FM cassette, 39,000 miles. information. Support all your local 1 male roommate needed for Spring campus. For more info call Shawn at sound, 140 watt, brand new, $100 $6500. Call 681-1940. bands. 681-1396. Call anytime ASAP. Wanted: Tutor Counselors (4) for the Qtr. Call 681-9586. pair. Rob at 681-3333 Midnight Sun available for local Nissan Sentra '87 - 2 door, 5 speed, Georgia Southern University 2 female roommates needed to take Roommate needed: Park Place a/c, AM/FM, replaced engine, good Upward Bound Summer Program. gigs. For more info call 489-4285 or over lease for Spring and Summer 681-6267. furnished apt. Own room w/ bath. 27«Wanted body. $2,800 negotiable. Call Upward Bound is a program Quarter. Campus Courtyard. Call Take over lease; get deposit. Leave designed to motivate and prepare 681-4016. Midnight Sun implores you to 681-4562. message at 871-6465. For Fall '92- One bedroom high school students for Want to make your new model support your local bands. Keep your Female roommate needed ASAP to apartment, preferably clsoe to the post-secondary education. In Roommates needed for Sussex Apt. Mustang fast? For sale: N.O.S. eyes open for Ophelia, Daze, Home oi share house with own room. Stadium. Call Debbie at 489-8670, or working with the Upward Bound Fully furnished including bedrooms. System and underdrive pulleys for Thousands, Vibe, and others. $135/month, 1/5 utilities. Looking write LB 13160. Program, you will gain valuable 1 for Spring Qtr. 2 for Summer Qtr. 86 and up 5.0 Ford Mustang. John at for reliable and trustworthy experience as well as enjoy lots of Call 681-4018 and ask for Greg. FUTON: It's gotta be big and burly. 842-9227. individual. Contact Sandra at fun. Applicants must (1) have 16«Personal Call me if you have a futon to sell. 764-8680. . achieved college sophomore status, Roommates needed: Own bedroom Terry 681-1605. 04»Auto Parts, Repair or better by May 1992 (2) have a 2.3C Alpha Phi Omega Brothers- Thank Female roommate needed ASAP- 3 in a house, washer/dryer, etc. Just you for your help and support with bedroom house across from POETRY SOUGHT FOR BOOK. GPA or better (3) be available daily for SPring Qtr. $200/month. General poetry is being accepted for Chrome push/ brush guard fits from June 15 thru July 30, 1992 -no Sectionals. -Love Barbie Stadium. Furnished w/ necessites. 681-4507 Kevin. For more info call 681-7137. possible publishing in our upcoming Chevy trucks 1987 ot older models. 2 summer school students please (4) be Barbie- Thank you for all you have book "Ride the Wind". Please submit committed to working with young Sublease: Spring and Summer chrome 150 watt KC lights, $125 done for me this quarter: favors, Female roommate needed for Quarters. Female needed. Private one or two original poems 28 lines or negotiable. Call 681-9789. people (5) applicants must be Atlanta, b— sessions, etc. Also beautiful, brand new mobile home. 3 less (any subject or style) by March available to live on campus (in dorm) bedroom, private bath. Fully Two Goodyear Tracker A-T 10-15LT Congrats on a GREAT job with bdrm. Own room. Washer/dryer, furnished except bedroom. Eagles 15, 1992 to: The Inner Press, 9481 with student from June 15 thru July Sectionals. I love you.- Sherry microwave. Fully furnished. Call Canal Road, Gulfport, MS 39503. truck tires. White raised letters, low 30 (6) be conscientious and Court, poolside. Call Tamela at mileage, bought new. $30 each OBO. Dear Stanley- Someday you and I Melissa at 764-3176. 681-9846. (601) 831-4367. There is no reading dedicated. Salary is $1,600 ($1,000 fee.' Call 842-5282 for Doug. plus room and board). Applications will go on a journey- when I yearn Female roommate needed for Spring Sussex Apt. Needs one roommate to will be accepted thru April 12, 1992. only for you and you yearn only for Qtr. Nonsmoker. 1 bedroom apt. take over lease for Spring and/or If interested apply at Upward Bound me. Salt water kisses, A Little Fully furnished except for bedroom. Summer Wtr. Good location on pool. 28>Weekends & Travel Office Mermaid $150/ month negotiable and 1/2 Private bedroom. $215/month. Call 05*Business Opportunities utilities. 681-4728. Williams Center-Upper Level I must have a U2 ticket. Please, Sanders at 681-9808. Spring Break Special: Oceanfront FAST Landrum Box 8071 please, please help me find one. I can Female roommate needed for rooms in Daytona Beach at FUNDRAISING Statesboro, Georgia 30460 not smile without one. Call 681-5305 Summer Quarter to share 3 bedroom 21'Services $60/day/15 a person. Call Keenan or (912) 681-5458. or write me at LB 10445. Kym at 1-800-626-9389 M-F 8-5. PRO GRAM Yellowstone National Park- 2,000 Auto Detailing- Clean inside and SPRING BREAK- Daytona Beach, Fraternities, sororities, student summer jobs available in our hotels, out. Wash, wax, vacuum, & Armor Florida: 6 days only $69, call $ restaurants and support operations. Greenbriar & Hawthorne All. Most cars only $20. Call Eric for ' 1-800-344-8914 clubs. Earn up to 1000 in one Stop by the booth at the Summer Jot J appointment. 681-2294. week. Plus receive a 1000 Fair, Thursday, March 12th, Apartments bonus yourself. And a FREE 9:30-2:00, in the Union. TW WATCH justforcalling 1-800- Recreational Services, PO Box 165, 2-3-4 Bedroom Units Yellowstone Park, WY 82190. 932-0528 Ext 65. 307-344-7901, ext. 5323. Refer to Lots of Extras! Where Are You living #0162. AA/EOE M/F/H/V 21 Greenbriar 12'Lost & Found . 681-1166 . Next Year? EXPANDING BUSINESS NEEDS Found- Light Brown adult/puppy, HEARING AIDS DISPENSER Cocker Spaniel mix, has two collars. APPRENTICE. CALL 764-7795 IDEALLY LOCATED FOR GSU STUDENTS FOR INTERVIEW APPT. Found in Hawthorne II Apts. Call anytime 681-9783. Rentals 1 -2-3 bedroom Apts LOST- Gold anchor chain bracelet. Property Management If found please call 681-6535. No Sales questions asked. The Friendly Diner

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TAAC CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 COMISCOPE ter of seconds the Eagles were "Southern Explosion," and CONTINUED FROM PAGE 5 on top by 15 at 32-17 with 7:38 the Eagle Cheerleaders put on SCORPIO: Long-standing mysteries are likely to be Qu&itiC'K fti4*ty! left in the half. an outstanding show during solved this week (why Zsa Zsa Gabor is famous may be The Hatters cut the lead to the intermission highlighted the big one). Venus and Jupiter are at odds over a bridge :-:-,-:-.-.v.v.v.v.v.v,v.v.v.y,y.y.Y.Y.Y.li,i.i 13 when Sidney Baker hit a by some elevated body mo- hand, and this bodes ill for your financial outlook, lean-in jumper to make the tions that earned an ovation which is probably a joke already. On the bright side, score 32-19. from the 2,103 fans who were odds are good that you will not be struck by lightning But a jumper by Charles, delighted with the sights and while you shoot pool in the basement. followed by a steal and layup sounds. SAGITTARIUS: This is your week to be sharp as a You... by Young and a power layup The Eagles started the sec- tack, but do NOT use yourself to secure carpeting. Libra inside by Joby Powell put the ond half with one of the more individual questions your sanity, but when he sits on the SPRINGBREAK Fashions... Eagles ahead 39-20 forcing exciting plays of the night. whoopee cushion you've put down, his credibility will Stetson to call a timeout down Charles took the middle on erode. If a possible mate has been inclined to avoid by 19, with 5:28 before inter- the break and made a no-look commitment to a mate lately, it may be due to the ■f ■ mission. pass to "CY' on the wing who location of your mobile home. CRATE Brisker, the TAAC's lead- made a behind the back pass to ing scorer averaging 23.4 ppg, the trailing Sinkfield who VIRUS tried to keep his team in the finished with a gliding fin- game scoring 10 of their next ger-roll layup to put the Eagles CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 According to GSU's micro 13 points of the half but the up 56-35 with 19:30 left in the These two programs are de- consultant, Mark Stewart, the Eagles did not let up. game. , signed to intercept a virus be- two best programs on the Charles drove through the Offensive rebounds and fore it has a chance to infect market are Norton Antivirus middle and made a spin move follows by Abrams, Sinkfield a MAC. and Central Point Anti- on the way to netting a reverse and Charles gave the Eagles a For example, if a student Virus. Both of these packages layup to make the score 43-24 commanding 65-40 lead go- in the LRC puts an infected check all inserted disks for with 4:22 left. ing into a media timeout with disk into a MAC that com- viruses and also run contin- "CY" converted a steal into 14:19 left. puter will beep ten times uous detection checks of the . two points and Abrams hit a A Tommy Williams drive loudly. LRC workers can entire computer system. tough jumper inside followed and jumper put the Eagles up then inform the student that These two programs can by another rainbow three by 27 with the score 67-40 com- he or she has an infected be purchased from GSU's pointer from "CY" and the ing out of the timeout. data disk. Eagle Logic. Eagles led by 21 with the score The Eagles emptied the bench with about six minutes The best advice for people A list of other credible mmammw 52-31 with 1:39 to go in the left in the game leading by 24 that own home computers, ac- anti-virus programs and pur- half. cording to Jonathan L. chasing information can be Stetson's Bryant Conner cut points and the subs played Mayo's book Computer obtained from the LRC infor- the Eagles lead to 17 with a well, especially Roger Viruses, is for the user to mation desk. layup with 51.7 left, but Birden Montgomery. know their system; for in- Like any disease for hu- hit a layup in the final sec- Montgomery captured a stance: mans or computers, if an in- onds of the half to put the steal on the wing and outraced •Know what files are dividual observes a problem Eagles ahead 54-35 going into the defense for a monster two hand slam and the crowd stored on the hard drive. in its early stages, it is much the half. •Know the type and ver- went wild. easier to cure or fix. sion of the operating system ROD that is being used. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 6 MYTH •Observe the computer in If you give a crap... nFUN-N-THE SUN CLOTHES DOUT ON THE TOWN LOOKS McClellan for all of the help CONTINUED FROM PAGE 3 action. How long does it Get involved! DT-SHIRTS/JEANS DSPORTSWEAR COORDINATES aACCESSORIES he provided. Then there's Moses as normally take to start up? STATESBORO (across from mall next to Turtles) Thanks to that special cheerleader. "One of the How long does it take to load group of Young Ladies (in as- things that's very important is a particular program and re- sociation with "My Boys") for an ability to get this country spond to user commands? being so nice and screaming up," Dukakis said. "That was •Find out how much free to the top of their lungs when John Kennedy's great gift disk space is on the hard no. one else would. and, to a lesser extent, Ronald drive and monitor it. fiidpenience ik di|(ewnce! I also want to send a special Reagan's." •Reboot the computer be- thanks to my Waycross Posse Polls have shown that tween running programs, es- NOWPRE-LEASING! ,.M^,-< for reading when no one else voters value integrity and pecially after games. would. credibility above all qualities To protect against infec- Sometimes you forget the in a presidential candidate tion, many computer experts " QlANDLED bridges help to bring you over, and a president - although a recommend loading an anti- A but I can't forget to thank Pam number of recent White House virus program on a personal Bourland and Ernest Wyatt residents stand accused of computer. for motivating me to pursue duplicity. my writing skills. God Bless you all and again I say THANKS and have a nice life.

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Leasing for fall begins For special nd accomodation rates, . March 2 call 1-800-726-0243. For more info, call 071-6501