Chief Ladiga Trail should soon cross Jax State's campus

By Paige Soehren & Stephanie Pendergrass contract to run the trail through the The Chanticleer Staff Writer & News Ed~tor University. He also said that JSU's portion of the trail "will feature an One of the capital projects JSU information kiosk for the University President Dr. William Meehan dis- and a parking lot and staging area cussed at the recent Board of for visitors using the trail." Trustees meeting was the comple- The actual plan to pave over East tion of the Chief Ladiga Trail Alabama's unused railroad and turn through JSU. it into a recreational trail began in The Chief Ladiga Trail is 33 miles 1990, according to EPIC. long. It begins around the At that time, the Calhoun County CleburneICalhoun county line and Commission and the city of travels south through Piedmont, Piedmont received a grant from the Jacksonville and Weaver to Alabama Department of Anniston. Transportation and began the first The trail was designed to be a 8.9-mile segment of the trail. "family oriented pathway that pro- Alabama's "rail trhil" was named vides a safe, non-motorized way to after Creek Indian Chief Ladiga travel, exercise and relax while who signed the Cusseta treaty of enjoying the outdoors," according 1832, according to the Great Trails to the web site f&. JSU's web site. The treaty gave up the Environmental Policy and The Chief Ladiga Trail will soon run through the east side'of thi JSU campus, through Paul Carpenter Village. chief's rights to some land in this Information Center. be sometime between the fist of area. +at Gov. Don Siegelman awarded was around tw~hundred-fifty eight men, ,u, 1833, Chief Ladiga sold bq: jJUlat ISU $196,000 to complete the pro- thousand," said Miller Pamrll, of November and the tenth of ;pdotion of his eniig currently does not run through JSU. to the JSU Physical Plant. "Most of November." He was also unsure of ject. speculators for $2,000. This portion The Universily needed fundiog in The actual cost for the construc- thetmoney is coming from a federal the completion time for the trail. order to complete the trail, said tion on the trail more than the grant. war the land the city of Meehan at the Jacksonville. mensigning the Buffy *th of the ISU News $196,000 JSU has been awarded, "We don't have a start date at this meeting that J.F. Morgan GC, Inc. Bureau. however. "I believe that (the price) time," Parnell said. "I look for it to of Oxford has been awarded the Last year, though, Smith reported see Trail, page 3 J'ville Police 1ook for help il By Benjamin Cunningham man turned to her companion, The Chanticleer Editor ,in Chief Morrow said. "He then turned to the second Jacksonville Police are asking (victim), went to her, asked her for help in their investigation of for her purse, she didn't have a the robbery and assault of two purse, she didn't have any residents of Jacksonville Place money, and he just - I guess apartments two weeks ago. because he was mad, ended up The two women, both JSU stu- beating her with the gun." dents, were returning to their According to police reports, the apartment in the Jacksonville second woman was treated at Place complex on Ala. Route Jacksonville Hospital with a cut 204 at around 2:30 a.m. on over her left eye, a bloody nose, Friday, Oct. 19, when the inci- and bkises on her face. Morrow dent occurred, Investigator Fred said she is now in her hometown Morrow of JPD said. , Morrow with her family. asked that the victims not be The men then ran toward identified to protect them from another nearby building in the possible retribution. complex, Monow said. A wit- "As they were going to their ness at the scene, who also asked apartment they observed two not to be identified, said the men black males at the bottom of the entered the building. steps," Morrow said. "One of the So far, the story ends there. black males grabbed the first Witnesses could not identify the white female, and spun her men beyond giving a descrip- around, put the gun to her, told tion, and Morrow said he's had her to give him (her) purse." no substantial leads, though he After. . the woman complied, the Page 2

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Alpha Omicron Pi: Congrats to the AOTT football team for its first football championship! also to Christa Collins for passing the GRE, and Joy Boyd for making a 155 on the LSAT! We are proud of you! Good luck to Jax State on state of media Rebekah Adams tomorrow night, we love you! Good luck to the Gamecocks Saturday! Contact: Kristi Smith, 782-6212. By Josie Connell focus is more on entertainment Special to The Chanticleer than news. Alpha Xi Delta: Congratulations to our new sisters on their initiation this past weekend. We are so excited about "I think we can say that many our homecoming activities with AT0 this week! Good luck on Saturday, Gamecocks! Contact: Ashley Toms, Remember turning on your [email protected], 782-6261. newspapers are guilty of both television not so long ago and commercialization and sensa- Tax Reform Presentation by Kimble Forrester of Alabama Arise Nov. 1. 6:30 p.m., 11th Floor Houston Cole hearing about the Monica tionalism, but that other news Library. Sponsored by American Association of University Women. Contact: Laurie Edler, 782-5821. Lewinsky scandal 24/7? media, including television Delta Zeta: Congrats Mary Beth and Bentley on your engagement! Good Luck goes out to JSU football and Remember opening up your news, cable TV, and especially Homecoming attendants. We are having fun doing homecoming with Pi Kappa Phi. Awards: Sister- MBE, Tiny newspaper to read only about Turtle: Carol and Amy B., Alurnnea: Katie Choat. TILL! We Love our Chapter Consultant Amber Gatlin! magazines are even more clear- Contact: Stephanie Shirley 435-4143. O.J. Simpson's troubles? Often, ly guilty." these types of "entertaining" He attributed this transforma- The Members of Freshman Forum visited the Wexxex House this week to hand out "goodie bags!" We will be stories get more news coverage holding open forum on Monday, Nov. 12. We invite all freshmen to come and express their concerns and sug- tion to the dual nature of the gestions on campus issues. Contact: B.J. Baker, [email protected]. than others. Journalist Godfrey news industry: The struggle the Hodgson calls this type of media media face to serve the public jSU Habitat for Humanity will meet Nov. 5 at 7:00 p.m. in Stone Center, Room 230. Everyone is welcome. Contact: Kim Weatherford, 782-5762. coverage "dumbing down". while still making a profit. Hodgson spoke to approxi- "Of course they (the media) Phi Mu loves our 28 new sisters! The awards this week are: Lady of the Week, Heather Harper; Sunshine, Lesley mately 100 people at the 14th C.; DandyLion, Ashley 0. Happy Birthday, Lisa King! Good luck to Misty, Sherry, Lauren, and Katie! We hope must make money, and to do so everyone has a great homecoming week! Go Gamecocks-beat Tennessee Tech! Contact: Come Hiard, 435- annual Ayers Lecture Series Oct. they must be lively, attractive, 8221, [email protected]. 24 at the Houston Cole Library. fresh and alluring. 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Sept. 23 -Wallace Mark Penn, 19, of Anniston, was arrested by JSUPD for minor under consumption of alcohol occur- formation that has taken place that it will be back to Monica ... ring at Pelham Road and Mountain Street. over the last 100 years where the all of the time." Sept. 23 - Kenneth James Reighard, 20, of Jacksonville, was arrested by JSUPD for DUI occurring at Mountain Street and Second Avenue. Sept. 23 -Matthew Stephen Weldon, 20, of Munford, was arrested by JSUPD for DUI occurring at Pelham Road and Mountain Street. Sept. 23 - Byron Charles Medellin, of Oxford, was arrested by JSUPD for minor under consumption of alcohol occur- ringat ~elhamkoadand Mountain Street. Ladiga Hills Sept. 23 -Jonathan Lance Weldon, 19, of Talladega, was arrested by JSUPD for minor under consumption of alcohol occurring at Pelham Road and Mountain Street. Sept. 28 - Ganis Clifton Varner, 27, of Weaver, was arrested by JSUPD for DUI occurring at Park Avenue and Mountain Street. & Oak Village * Oct. 2 - Garris Clifton Varner, 27, of Weaver, reported theft of property to JSUPD occurring at Ayers Hall. Information in the Campus Crime column is obtained from incident and arrest reports at the JSU Police Department in Salls Hall. These records are public documents which any individual has the right to examine under Alabama state law. If you believe this information to be in error, please call 782-5701, or contact JSUPD at 782-5050. Apartments

2 Bedroom, 1 Bath, Stove, Refrigerator, D/W , Washer and Dryer, Central H/A , Water, Sewer and Garbage Service Students Welcome! I' 32;'! The Chanticleer November 1,2001 Page 3 SGA considers whether senate parliamentarian should cast vote I Trail: from page 1 Cusseta Treaty, a portrait was made By Ben Zimmerman vote only on ballot issues. A bal- able to speak thus far, is unjust," The Chant~cleerStaff Wrlter of Chief Ladiga. That portrait still lot issue is an issue for which the Dorsett concluded. hangs in the Boston Museum. The Chief Ladiga Trail will one In one of the two sets of rules verbal vote is too close to call so Instead she suggested that a a vote on paper is called. Like bill be introduced to amend the day join the Silver Comet Trail that govern the SG~senate, the which started in Smyrna, Ga., and is senate parliamentarian is not any referee, under most circum- constitution to include the to end in Cedartown, Ga., according allowed to vote. Although this stances the parliamentarian is restrictions on the parliamentari- to the Great Trails web sit<, The combination of trails will cover 90 rule has not been followed in supposed to remain neutral. an, and that the parliamentari- According to April Dorsett, sen- an's vote should be removed 1 miles of Alabama and Georgia. recent history, 'senator Andrew "When folks can ride all the way ator, "we as a senate were only after the bill passes. In that Williams brought the rule to the from Anniston to Atlanta, people senate's attention. Now the sen- unaware of this rule" and so way the senate can decide what ' will be coming here from all over ate must decide whether to fol- have not been following it. is fair. the country," said local mountain biker, Aaron Bruce, in a letter to low the rule as is, add the rule to In the last meeting on Oct. 29, When asked her opinion on the Williams brought the rule to the issue during the session, Davis ' JSU's EPIC. the constitution, or ignore it. EPIC believes that "projects like The parliamentarian is an attention of the senate. He declined to comment. this tend to increase tourism, bene- appointed position within the believed that "if the SGA is to SGA Vice President Stephanie fit businesses, decrease crime and generally increase the quality of senate. The parliamentarian is a earn any respect from the student Janis said the issue will now go The Chantlcleer/Call~eW~lllarns life." sort of referee of the senate and body then we must follow 'all' Andrew Williams, SGA senator, debates the to the committees for discussion. merits of Robert's Rules of Order. Parnell said he thinks the Chief is also a senator. She or he keeps Of Our own rules." The senilte The committees will then decide Ladiga Trail going through JSU the peace. cannot just "pick and choose and Davis, were ..grossly if they want to make a bill that will be a benefit. "I think it'll be There are two sets of rules that follow only the rules we like udair.m would amend the constitution by good because the rails trail is already in place in the north and govern the senate. First, there is when it's Dorsen agreed that the senate adding the rules about parlia- Williams said. mentarian voting. south and it just completes that the constitution, which always must follow its own rules. On through the campus." takes precedence. Second, there Buddy Rodgers7 the other hand, she pointed out Rodgers also pointed out that For more information about the are Robert's Rules, which are agreed that "the referee that the rule about the parliamen- Robert's Rules are just a guide- trail, or to give donations to the fur- ther completion of the trail contact basic rules of parliamentary pro- not vote." tarian is only in Robert's Rules line, so another option would be Williams felt that the sugges- to simply ignore them. He sug- Pete Conroy of EPIC at 782-5681 cedure such as the process of and not in the constitution and or Jack Plunk of the East Alabama passing bills or the structure of tions that he only brought this to that the constitution should gested that the real issue is Regional Planning Commission at senate meetings. the attention of the senate always supercede Robert,s whether or not the senate wants 237-6741. According to Robert's Rules because of some son of vendetta Rules. .To take away a senator,s to continue to follow Robert's the parliamentarian is allowed to against current parliamentarian, voice now, after she has been Rules. Page 4 The Chanticleer November 1,2001 Peer educators work to inform students about dangers of substance abuse

~y Stephanie ~endergrass gram is offered through ACE and is Sproles, one of the peer educators were selected they went through an in the Appalachian School of The Chant~cleerNews Ed~tor sponsored by Rickey Naugher. said, "It also is a great way to learn intense training this summer." Alcohol and Drug Studies, and - - Naugher, director of Counseling leadership skills." According to Naugher, the peer Alcohol Screening Day. One of JSU's newest organiza- and Career Services at JSU, said the According to ACE, JSU's "Peer educators must be in good academ- Naugher also said the group was tlons, the "Peer Educators," is a main job of the educators is preven- Educators work to sh'are the mes- ic standing, maintain at least a 2.0 doing a good job. "It's a new group, group that promotes wellness and tion. "They do a lot of prevention sage that excessive drinking and grade point average and participate they kind of came in with not many good health to students. work and they do seminars on-cam- drunkenness are not the college in seven presentations during the expectations because really they According to an announcement pus and in the community as well. norm. They feature alcohol free year. had no group to measure themselves from the Academic Center for Their big thing is to go out and pro- events in conjunction with educa- "I like being involved with this by before that," he said. "It's been Excellence, the Peer Educators pro- mote healthy lifestyles." Becky tional messages and conduct sup- organization because it has become a learning process for them, but port groups on a variety of issues an outlet to stand up for issues that I they've done an overall very good Private Bathrooms when needed." believe are very important," said job." HATE YOUR DORM? The presentations the peer educa- Sproles. "I think it's important for Roberts hopes that the Kitchen Facilities tors participate in "are geared for the campus to have students advo- University's peer educators "can I APARTMENTS TOO EXPENSIVE? [ ,,* ,,, I social issues that may affect stu- cating for issues college students educate a large enough group of fel- I dents on campus such as alcohol, deal with on a daily basis." low students to start at least devel- Rooms drugs, eating disorders, HIV, that Dr. Brenda Roberts, professor of oping an awareness on-campus of Great kind of thing," said Naugher. nursing, is pleased with the job the substance-abuse concerns." Commdty According to Naugher it was his peer educators are doing. "They've For anyone interested in becoming idea to have peer educators at JSU. probably exceeded our expectations a peer educator next year, Naugher Free CaMe "I presented it to the campus-wide so far," said Roberts. "They've said, "They need to look this spring substance abuse committee and done a great job and they're just in and we'll be having a recruiting Utilities lnciuded they were all in favor of it," said their infancy." time and they just need to put their Naugher. "That's been one of our The group already helped with name in over here at the counseling $675 per semester goals (to get the peer educators Alcohol Awareness Week in department. The current group will together) through that committee October and even had a special be doing most of the interviewing Open for holidays and that's how it was born." guest during the event. Bobby this time. They'll select other mem- The counseling department chose Humphrey, head coach of the bers." Much more than the eight students serving as the Birmingham Steel Dogs football According to ACE, the 200 1-02 lopen to all JSU students. Apply NOW! ''i-f a dm'! I 2001-02 peer educators. "We kind team, spoke to JSU students at one peer educators are Meredith Barnes. of screened them first and then we of the presentations during the Mark Choquette, Natasha Housing open checked their grade point averages week. Cunningham, Latoya Granger, for bath Men and made sure they were good stu- The ACE reported that the peer Donna Haynes, Becky Sproles, and Women! dents," Naugher said. "Then we educators participate not only in Shannon Stephens and James Methodist Camaus Mirristrv and DORM-I interviewed them and once they Alcohol Awareness Week, but also Vasquez.

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OPI,NION - - The Chanticleer November 1, 2001 In Our View Love is a many splendored thing ... sometimes I may,be single and probably While having in need of a boyfriend, but Voting is essential some University truthfully, I'm getting by just conflict to com- fine. I think it's good to 6e Are you going to go the fourth floor of the TMB today plain about would picky with the guys I date, to vote for homecoming queen? You have the chance to probably be help- which by the way I am. I also let your voice be heard, so vote! ful right now, I To find love is think it's good to be alone In a similar token, campaign season has begun for most - just can't think of any. 1 like dl wonderful, it's the greatest sometimes. statewide offices in Alabama's 2002 election. Who are of my teachers, and I don't feeling. Having someone to When YOU have to depend on you going to vote for? Do you know who's running? have any real problems with suppon and believe in you and yourself, you learh some valu- Better yet, are you even registered to vote? the parking situations or with who is enough to occu- able lessons. I may be acci- You should be. If young voters could make their voices the traffic jams, which I realize py your thoughts is a wonder- dent-prone and a procrastina- heard, we might not find our board of trustees forced to raise tuition to deal with shrinking budgets handed down we Etlmost dl have to endure ful thing. M~ pet peeve in this . tor, but at least 1 know my lim- anyway. matter is the lack of serious- itations and how to work from Montgomery. Universities and K-12 schools might Instead, I'd like to talk about around them. not ever have to deal with the specter of proration again. ness behind love. Based on past elections though, it doesn't look like our something that may seem like a Many people take love in two It probably sounds old fash- generation will have that kind of impact. girly topic, but what the heck, I different ways. On one end of ioned and incredibly naive, but Recently the National Association of Secretaries of State am a girl. My topic concerns the spectrum is the u~711never I thigk everybody has someone conducted the New Millennium Study to look into the vot- something everybody experi- fall in lovew syndrome. These that is perfect for them. Even ing patterns of young adults. What they found out was ences sometime in life. people think everyone is but to though we may not always that in the 1998 elections, only about 16 percent of Whether you're young or old, use ,d abuse them. Then of hob it, "m Right" or "Mrs. Americans between the ages of 18 and 24 bothered to you're searching for it, and you course there is the "1 love Right" is out there, we just vote. can go a lifetime never finding everybodywsyndrome. In this have to look hard enough for What inexcusable apathy! We are Americans in a it. My topic is love. case, these people can't go a them. democracy governed by the people through elected repre- A wise woman once asked, single momentawithouthaving In-April,my parents will cel- sentatives. Voting gives us power to move the govern- 'What's love got to do with someone to call their own. ebrate their 25th wedding ment. Why do so many young adults seem not to care? it?' Well Tina, I wish I could seen_ both of these syn- anniversary. They give me the Ig all of the people in the above mentioned age group tell YOU. Throughout life dromes in action. I have some hope that true love is out there. would have voted in the 1'998 elections, would the out- we've been' told, ''Love is a friends that are happy to be sin- After 24 YeNS of marriage, 1 come have been different? There's certainly that potential. many splendored thing." Well I gle, and then some that act as if C, assure YOU,they are still in Alabama Secreq of State Jim Bennett has begun a don't how about anybody they cannot function without a love. They genuinely care major voter-registration drive aimed at young adults called else, but I've SO heard, "Love significant other by their side. about one another and look out the Alabama New Millennium Project. Maybe his effort stinks." for each other. It's nice to see will get the ball rolling. love still flourishing after such It's not hard to register to vote. There are State of a long time, and it's been a real ' Alabama Postcard Registration Application forms avail- learning experience growing able on campus, at the driver's licensing office, on the up in a home that gives me internet at the voter registration site of the Office of the hope for my love life. Secretary of State, and from the county Board, of I believe love is out there for Registrars. everyone. Sometimes you It's not just registering you need to do, though. After have to risk getting hurt though registering to vote, learn about those running for office and make an educated decisions at the ballot box. You and trust that everything hap- may be surprised at the pride you'll feel in having cast pens for a reason. Getting hurt your vote. in relationships makes you So now that you've cast your vote for the woman who'll stronger, and, in the long run, be crowned at halftime this Saturday, why not take the first the knowledge you gain may step in selecting the men and women who'll take power in just lead you to that perfect Montgomery next year? person. L The Cha~nticleer November 1, 2001. Page 7 While you were away ... all the news that didn't seem to fit By Tim Jones & Vincent Schodolski Chicago Pibune (KRT) page in most daily papers had it not on how it responds to potholes. ing accident in the United States been for the terrorist attacks? Here The number of layoffs announced since 1984. Been wondering about Gary goes. since Sept. 11 topped 410,000, about Former President Bill Clinton was "Do you vote? Condit and Washington intern The Postal Service is pressing to the size of the city of Atlanta. suspended from practicing law Why or why not?" Chandra Levy, who seems to have push the price of a first-class stamp Norwegian and Russian diving before the Supreme Court. disappeared for a second time? to 37 cents, up from 34 cents. crews, in a remarkable salvage ven- Researchers at Texas A&M --Compiled by How about O.J. Simpson, who Because the Postal Service usually ture, successfully raised the Kursk, University reported that guinea-pig- Callie Williams took the witness stand in Miami last gets what it wants, look for that to the 17,000-ton Russian nuclear sub- like rodents from Africa may have week and - ready for this? - did arrive in January. marine that sank to the ocean floor crosse'd the Atlantic Ocean by swim- so without CNN providing non-stop The media-sponsored recount of in August 2000 after an onboard ming or rafting along ocean cur- coverage. Florida's presidential vote, the one explosion. The crippled submarine rents. They've been shoved to the hind that is supposed to resolve who won carried 22 cruise missiles and a crew A global dust storm engulfed end of the media bus and are now, in last year's disputed election, is on of 118, all of whom died. The vessel Mars, kicking up dust as fine as tal- their own way, editorial victims of hold. Plans call for examination of was attached to the bottom of a cum powder up to 40 miles into the the events triggered by Sept. 11. the tally to begin in December. barge and towed to a dry dock in atmosphere. Friedrich Leibacher, 57, opened Siberia. Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura Elizabeth Walker They're back there with the Social Freshman Security lockbox, drilling in the fire and tossed a grenade in the leg- The murder rate in the United urged residents of the state to stop Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, islature of the placid Swiss canton of States reached a 35-year low last reading the two major daily newspa- Special Education Jennifer Lopez's marriage and vig- Zug, killing 15 people, including year, according to the FBI. pers in the Minneapolis-St. Paul three members of the canton's Proving once again that love is area and to stop watching the local "I've never voted. But I just orous dissent. turned I8 and I will now because seven-member government. often blind, French attorney Isabelle evening newscasts. That way, This is no media conspiracy. After every vote counts." all, television, newspapers and mag- Officials said Leibacher, who killed Coutant-Peyre announced that she Ventura said, residents can protect azines have for years reaped enor- himself during the attack, was angry would divorce her husband to marry themselves from the ''half-truths, the mous profits from serving up a daily at government authorities over a dis- one of her clients, Ilich Ramirez National Enquirer journalism that's story diet that exceeds the USDA's pute that started with a bus driver Sanchez, also known as internation- practiced today." Ventura recom- recommended levels for fat and car- two years ago. al terrorist Carlos the Jackal. mended talk radio as the reliable bohydrate intake. Rush Limbaugh, the nation's "This is a marriage of love and source of information. James Naughton, the former exec- most-listened-to talk radio host, compatibility of ideas," Coutant- O.J. Simpson was acquitted in utive editor of the Philadelphia announced that he is nearly deaf. Peyre said. "Between the image of Miami on charges of rdad rage. Inquirer and now president of the The story was buried in most news- him that is presented and the reality Simpson smiled and said, "Thank E. "Downtown" Brown Poynter Institute for Media Studies, papers, getting topof-the-hour treat- of what he is, there is a big differ- you." ment only in the Onion: "Rush ence." And U.S. Rep. Gary Condit, D- Sophomore said the redefinition of news in the Communications past seven weeks is the biggest shift Limbaugh's Love Affair with Sound They are expected to wed in Paris' Calif., will face a primary challenge he has seen since the reporting of of Own Voice Comes to Sad End," La Sante prison, where the from California Assemblyman Watergate. the satirical weekly reported. Venezuelan Jackal is serving a life Dennis Cardoza, who promised that "Yes I vote, because it deter- "What this has done is refresh our Toyota and Sony announced they sentence for the 1975 murder of two he would not make character an mines our future." recollection of what matters to the had combined forces to produce a French secret service agents and a issue. - As the San Francisco point that real news is dominating, car that smiles, eries and changes suspected informer. Chronicle noted, that won't be nec- in the way that the Condit story and colors, depending on how you treat Thirteen people were killed in essary. all that other fake news did," it. Called Pod, the car is normally Brookwood, Ala., when part of the - Naughton said. orange, but it turns blue and pro- roof of Blue Creek Mine No. 5 fell ABOUT THE WRITERS So whg might have made the front duces water on its headlights if it has near a battery charger in the nation's Tim Jones and Vincent Schodolski a flat tire or runs out of gas. No word deepest mine. It was the worst min- are Chicago Tribune staff reporters.

A clash of theories: bin Laden vs. Sharon vs. Bush & Clinton Junior By Max J. Castro superior to Islam, and Prime ferent civilization whose people are lizations. Physical Education Knight Ridder Newspapers (KRT) Minister Sharon, who speaks generi- conbinced of the superiority of their But is such a conflict inevitable? cally of "Arabs" as if they all consti- culture and are obsessed with the And do the citizens of the Western What intellectual debate pits tuted a single, monolithic, Nazi-like inferiority of their power." nations really feel a need to impose "Yes, because it's my Osama bin Laden, Israeli Prime enemy. Conversely, the problem for Islam their culture on Islamic societies? patriotic duty. '" Minister Ariel Sharon and one of the Moreover, Huntington's "clash of is not "the CIA or the U.S. Huntington's clash of civilizations premier political scientists in civilizations" is just one of many Department of Defense" but "the turns out to be inevitable only if one America against Bill Clinton, theses being argued in many lively West, a different civilization -.vhose believes that the only natural and Gedrge Bush and Arab leaders? intellectual forums. It's also a thesis people are convinced of the univer- possible relation between the West The idea that brings together odd with which many Americans are sality of their culture and believe and Islam is one in which the West bedfellows and divides longstanding becoming familiar, judging by a that their superior, if declining, imposes its culture on the "other" by allies is the "clash of civilizations," ranking of No. 32 attained by power imposes on them the obliga- popular demand. a thesis coined by Samuel P. Huntington's book 011 tion to extend that culture through- A respectful dialogue of civiliza- Huntington, a renowned Harvard Amazon.com's best-seller list. out the world." tions is the alternative. Such a dia- Antoine Jackson professor described by Henry Contrast that, for instance, with a What is wrong with this reading? logue may not persuade hard-core Freshman . Kissinger "as one of the West's most ranking of No. 300 for In the first place, as Said and others zealots, but it will isolate and ulti- Undecided eminent political scientists." "Orientalism," a book by distin- point out, the concepts of "the West" mately defeat them. It's a conversa- Huntington believes there is an and "Islam" are labels that obscure guished Columbia University pro- tion that will take longer and be "Yeah, because I want my inevitable and fundamental conflict fessor Edward W. Said, in which the enormous diversity and dynamism. more difficult than the fight against opinion to be voiced. " between Islam and the West. In his author seeks to expose Western Second, people in every culture terror itself, but it is one we can't 1996 book, "The Clash of scholars' misconceptions about a believe that their way of life is supe- avoid if we want to be spared a Civilizations and the Remaking of supposed ' unchanging and exotic rior -- it is called ethnocentrism and future of endless horror and devasta- World Order," he writes: "Some "East." it is universal. But cultures are not tion. Westerners, including President Bill But Said's book is hard reading. always or inevitably engaged in vio- - Clinton, have argued that the West Karen Armstrong's "Islam: A Short lent clashes, so what makes the ABOUT THE WRITER does not have problems with Islam History," which argues that "the pic- Westnslam one unavoidable? Max J. Castro is a senior research but only with violent Islamic ture of Islam as a violent, backward Finally, it can be expected that peo- associate at the University of extremists. Fourteen hundred years and insular tradition should be laid ple in any culture would object when Miami's Dante B. Fascell North- of history demonstrate otherwise." to rest," is at No. 11. people of another culture feel a South Center and a columnist for the Huntington's interpretation is offi- Huntington's prestige makes his necessity to impose their ways. That Miami Herald. Readers may write to Freshman cially contested by, among others, all book particularly influential. The is not a response specific to Islam. him at: Miami Herald, One Herald Undecided the leaders of the Western democra- crux of his argument is that "the Moreover, in that case, the problem Plaza, Miami, Fla. 33132, or by e- "No, because I don't have the cies. That's with the possible excep- problem for the West is not Islamic would be a power struggle resulting mail at: [email protected]. tion of Italian Prime Minister Silvio fundamentalism" but "Islam, a dif- from arrogance, not a clash of civi- time or patience. " Berlusconi, who has said the West is Page 8 The Chanticleer November 1, 2001 Bush immigration plan would increase scrutiny on visas for students, others rorism. resources to enforce the law. By Ron Hutcheson Knight Ridder Newspapers (KRT) "We welcome legal immigrants, They don't seem to realize that and we welcome people coming curtailing immigration itself is a

WASHINGTON - As part of to America," Bush said. "What vital part of the equation." his effort to root out terrorists and we don't welcome are people Even supporters of Bush's ini- their supporters, President Bush who come to hurt the American tiative acknowledged that it will launched a crackdown Monday people." require a substantial investment on foreign visitors who abuse Bush instructed immigration in technology and personnel to their visas. officials to be far more diligent in track visa holders. The Saying that the Sept. 11 terror- traclung visa holders and deport- Immigration. and Naturalization ist attacks "taught us an interest- ing violators. Service currently has about 2,000 ing lesson," Bush announced the "We're going to start asking a agents to monitor millions of for- creation of a federal task force to lot of questions that heretofore eign visitors. tighten immigration policy. The have not been asked," he said. "We're basically starting at inter-agency group will look for "We're going to make sure that ground zero, with a long way to ways to screen potential terrorists when somebody comes, we go up," said Angela Kelley, understand their intended pur- deputy director of National and monitor visitors who violate President George W. Bush speaks about the Patriot Act Anti-Terrorism bill in the East the terms of their visas. Room of the White House on Friday: pose and that they fulfill the pur- Immigration Forum, a pro-immi- The Bush plan calls for more pose on their application." gration organization. "If there's admitted on student visas. to have here. There are some who immigration and customs agents One leading anti-immigration anybody who can pull it off, it's At least 13 of the 19 foreigners are evil. Our job now is to find to be assigned to anti-terrorism, activist dismissed the White George Bush. He has extraordi- who were involved in the Sept. 11 the evil ones." directs federal agencies to share House initiative as a halfway nary support right now. I really do attacks entered the country legal- The administration's effort to information about suspected ter- measure that falls far short of think people will fall in line ly on tourist, business or student tighten immigration policy is rorists and orders the State Bush's declared goal. behind the president." visas. At least three of them over- another example of the dramatic Department to share more infor- "The system is dysfunctional at Bush instructed the new foreign stayed their visas. change in the political climate as mation with Canada and Mexico every point," said Dan Stein, terrorist tracking task force, head- "Never did we realize that peo- a result of the Sept. 11 terrorist to help nab terrorists before they executive director of the ed by Attorney General John ple would take advantage of our attacks. Before the assaults, Bush enter this country. Federation for American Ashcroft, to "develop a budgetary generosity to the extent they was prodding Congress to ease More than 7 million foreign vis- Immigration Reform, an organi- plan to support this effort." The have," Bush told reporters at the immigration restrictions, espe- itors enter the country on visas zation that favors more restrictive task force will take immediate White House. "The vast majority cially with regard to Mexico. each year, and about 3 million of laws. "All the information in the steps to tighten current policy and of people who have come to Now his proposal for a new them overstay their entry permits. world isn't going to help if you recommend other changes that America are really good, decent guest-worker program has been About 500,000 foreigners are don't have the personnel and require congressional action. people, people that we're proud shoved aside by the war on ier- Page 9

FEATURES The Chanticleer November 1, 2001 Homecoming 2001: Dezeray's Hammer isn't faking it election ends today -- - -- After playing together for about By Danni Lusk By Danni Lusk The Chant~cleerFeatures Ed~tor eight years, the band under the ------The Chant~cleerFeatures Edltor name "Dezeray's Hammer" has With the invasion of boy band only been established for about The last opportunity to get and rap-metal music invading two years. The members first got your vote in for homecoming radio stations, Dezeray's Hammer together after they graduated high queen is today. is hoping to bring a different sound school and began taking on the Although there are usually ' to the mainstream music industry. local scene in the mid-90s. only five remaining candidates, "I think what makes us unique is Finally, the three found "the right this year's top-five election that when you turn on the radio, balance between song writing, yielded a special case. "We you hear boy bands and rap- touring and recording," taking the metal," said lead singerlguitarist success of Dezeray's Hammer to narrowed it down from ten to Aaron Whisnant. "With the excep- new heights, according to six," said SGA Publicity tion of bands like Lifehouse and Whisnant. "When it comes down Director Robert Hayes. "And Three Doors Down, we are one of to it, whether on a recording or on the reason there are six instead the only bands that actually sing." a stage in front of a big crowd or in of five is because there was a Dezeray's Hammer, named after an intimate setting," he said, "it's a tie." Dezeray's Hammer, (I-r, Aaron Whisnant, Chris Francisco and Kenney Hogan) will perform Rebekah Adams, Katie a lyric from one of Whisnant's ear- song we're delivering and we tonight at Brother's Bar. lier songs about a girl who could never lose sight of that." Clifton, Misti Haynes Cobb, doesn't really matter / I sit alone songs make us unique because of fake orgasms, hails from While it's hard to find a definite Lauren Michelle Thrower, today and hope that you will come the arrangements and the lyrics," Spartanburg, S.C. They have been description for the band's music, Sherry Todd and Emily for me again." "'What I Think' said Whisnant. "A lot of people are concentrating on building a local one of the most obvious things Williams are the "DISCOver was the most obvious choice for hard-pressed to find a description following within the Southeast about their music stands out -- JSU" homecoming court. All putting it first (on the album) for us." lately, touring local venues and "strong melody," according to together, there are three because it's powerful," said "Immune," released in August of promoting their debut album Whisnant. Although the term Whisnant. "When we put together this year, contains many songs seniors, two juniors and one "Immune." "alternative" isn't used much any- an album, we try to look for a about Whisnant's personal life, sophomore. The candidates' With the song writing talents of more, "I think we fit into that sequence that's going to flow and many of them about relationships activities range from involve- " Whisnant, propulsive bass work of genre nicely," he said. make the listener want to listen to that have gone bad. "The songs on ment in a sorority to different Chris Francisco and rhythmic Strong melodies like in the song community service projects. beats of Kenny Hogan on drums, it again and again." 'Immune' are definitely cathartic "What I Think," the first single off Additional information on the Dezeray's Hammer dispels the With catchy hooks and definite for me," said Whisnant. "It's a their album, draws the listener into candidates can be found on the desire of any listener to change the guitar-based songs, Dezeray's release for me to put my own their music with every line of the JSU News Wire. station while one of their songs is Hammer separates itself from any experiences out there in plain song: "What I think and I say, it Photographs and names of the playing. other band in its genre. "I think our see Hammer, page 12 top six to choose from will be posted on the bulletin board JSU set to boogie down during Homecoming 2001 behind the polling station on the fourth floor of the TMB. By Danni Lusk 1 p.m, according to Hayes. Lunch and titled the Gamecock Gallop halftime at the game. Polling will take place from 9 The Chant~cleerFeatures Edltor will be $4 instead of .the usual will be Saturday morning begin- At 1 p.m., the Homecoming a.m. to 4 p.m. five, and the karaoke will be pro- ning at 8 a.m. The race will begin Parade will begin in the area SGA President Miranda With homecoming week reach- vided with the purchase of lunch. in front of Stephenson Hall and around Taco Bell and travel to the Killingsworth will crown the ing an end, the biggest events have Friday night will feature a "pep move south towards the square 1.5 parking lot in front of Stephenson queen at the bonfire on Friday yet to come. rally style" bonfire complete with miles and then turn around and Hall. The judges will be seated at night. The homecoming court Today the SGA is hosting the JSU cheerleaders, the Southerners return back to the starting point. the square. University students' and the queen will then be pre- annual "J-Day" on the TMB lawn and a performance by the "[The Gamecock Gallop is] to floats will be judged and the win- sented with flowers at halftime from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The "carni- Ballerinas, according to Hayes. promote wellness throughout the ners will be announced at the during the football game on, val scene" will feature games, The crowning of the homecoming University (for) faculty, staff and game. Saturday afternoon. activities, cotton candy and snow queen and the presentation of her students," said Wellness Center JSU's ROTC will perform a rope Last Thursday, 622 students cones free of cost, according to court will take place at the bonfire. Coordinator Jim McLaughlin. bridge demonstration at 2 p.m. at showed up to vote, only six less SGA Director of Publicity Robert SGA President Miranda "Then the proceeds are going back Paul Snow Stadium, across from than last year. The SGA is hop- Hayes. "Our goal was to make it a Killingsworth will crown the into the HPER club so that if our Stephenson Hall, and will rap- ing for an even larger turnout carnival scene to make it fun," he queen. Also, banners made by stu- students want to go to profession- pelling off the stadium at 3:00 for today's vote. "I think [hav- said. "And it's all free; that's what dents will be judged. The winners al conferences, that money will p.m. ing two elections is] to give makes it fun." of that contest will be announced help pay for registration fees, Finally, JSU will begin playing more opportunity because a lot Also on today's schedule is the at the halftime of Saturday's foot- hotel fees and transportation." Tennessee Tech at 4 p.m. in Paul of times you don't have a good final vote for homecoming queen. ball game. The bonfire will begin Pre-registration forms are due Snow Stadium. voter turnout and with the vot- ing for homecoming queen Students vote for one candidate at 7 p.m. tomorrow; the fee is $5. There will This year, Homecoming is full of only being on one day, a out of the top six that were elected As if Thursday and Friday did also be race day registration, but events to keep students busy. "The Thursday, you miss the last Thursday. The ballot table will not contain enough events to keep the fee will rise to $12. organizational council got togeth- Monday, Wednesday, Friday be located on the fourth floor of students busy, Saturday's list of The traditional' yard displays er and everybody decided instead traffic," said Hayes. "I think the TMB and be open from 9 a.m. events is full. decorating several University and of trying to compete and have this is a way to give [students] to 4 p.m. The first homecoming 5K run off-campus lawns will be judged events at the same time," said more of an opportunity (to "Karaoke in the caf' will take Saturday morning. Results of that Hayes, "we could just fill up hosted by the Health Physical vote)." place in Jack Hopper Dining Hall Education and Recreation Club, contest will be announced during everybody's time."

Thursday from around 11 p.m. to .% Dage 10 The Chanticleer November 1,2001 The Line Macy Gray formers on the credits. Names like Badu, Angie Stone, Mos Def and Slick Rick (whose "Hey Young Monsters we breed The ID World" is the only song on the *I12 **** album not written or co-written by Gray), the Roots' ?uestlove, the Red Hot Chili Peppers' John Frusciante, and Macy's own children are among Review by Anthony Hill the collaborators on her latest pro- Review by Jerry Clayton The Chanticleer Sports Editor The Chanticleer Staff Writer ject. "Oblivion," showcases Gray's Macy Gray shot to the head of the "Monsters We Breed is the latest fearless ability to shine from any- class with her 1999 debut, "On How album from the band The Line. Courtesy Volcom Entertainment Courtesy SonyIEpic where, absorbing input without Life Is," an album of instant classics It comes with a different kind of punk. prejudice and producing something and intelligence that's been rare in psycho in' "Gimme All Your Lovin" punk rock that I haven't heard in a What's kind of funny about the unique as a result. "I'm so funkin' rock and R&B since the glory days or I Will Kill You" ("and cry when long time. It's not like your MTV- album is when you look at the beautiful, especially when I take my of George Clinton and Sly and the you're dead.") Yeah, pretty weird, I poppy-punk-rock nor is it like your cover, you can see these guys fit the clothes off." Family Stone. With "The ID," she know -- but that's Macy for you. underground "as-fast-as-you-can- role of punk rockers; but the more Macy also displays her good- shows us another comer of a garden The exquisite "Sweet Baby," fea- play" punk. It is what I can best call you listen the more you feel that it turing Erykah Badu, has a vintage natured humorous side when she just underground music. is just an act. where every patch is thorny, yet sings "Sexual Revolution." "Don't beautiful. sound. It reminds me of the sounds You can tell these guys do not Like on the song "Watch Out", it of Billy Holiday. Along with "Boo" want to be your girlfriend, but boy, want to be on the radio or MTV. seems like the singer is trying to The opening song, "Relating to a when you want the lovin', come and Psychopath," displays the humor and the Otis Redding-style "Don't Some of the songs have this rocka- have a voice that he just cannot Come Around," this album has see me"; from "Harry." billy feel to them also which makes have. It ends up sounding like like and candor that typifies her writing. Gray's music hits harder than The lyrics lay her love needs bare to many songs that have that vintage this band almost indescribable. crap. At first, during this same song, feeling throughout. She also has the three shots of tequila where as some Actually, this band sounds like the world: "Love is a desert and I he sings about meeting a girl at a assistance. of longtime Ray Charles others are a mere wine cooler. One nothing out there in music. need it to rain." So does the song bar, but near the end he just starts and Beatles keyboardist Billy can hear echoes of everything from However, they are making no big singing about evil stuff that doesn't titled "Freak Like Me." "After what Preston, who provides spectacular "The Threepenny Opera" to "The impact in rock with this album. even go with the song. Having evil we did last night, I wanna be with organ work throughout the album. Beggar's Opera" here, but the funk This is n0t.a life changing record. stuff in a song is pretty much what you all my life/ I'm so glad you're a One can see the range of Gray's still lies within. "The ID" is a The lyrics are dark and the music is rock 'n' roll is all about, but it has to freak like me." taste after glancing at the list of per- reflection of Gray's personality -- a kind of dumb, get-on-your-nerves make sense too. Macy really sounds like a love- irresistible.

L ' Kottonmouth Kings song "My Mind Playing Trick: On Me." With a steady backbeat HERE WE GROW AGAIN this song could be one of the The Fallout strongest tracks on the CD. If no ***. for constant drug references thi: LOCKBUSTER song would be a strong candidat6 for a radio hit. Review by Peter Bradberry "All About the Weed has 2 VIDEO The Chanticleer Staff Writer - reggae sound mixed with the -. Pelham Parkway usual Kottonmouth Kings sounc Once again the Kottonmouth due to Too Rude, another artis Now Hirina All Positions Kings have improved upon their Courtesy EMDICapltol on their self-owned record labe homegrown blend of punk and Please Fax Resumes To or cursing is offensive to you. Do Suburban Noize, lending hi: rap. pick this one up if you enjoyed 205-991 -9987 raspy vocal slulls to this track. With an album titled, "Hidden any of their previous material. Attn: Marlowe Fort "Paid Vacation" pays homage Stash 11" and song titles such as, This disc is a step above and to the new school of rap tha Mail Resumes To: "Brain on Drugs," "All About beyond anything they have .done flashes wealth and sells out a: DMK Entertainment the Weed," "Family Trees" and before. Kottonmouth Kings take quickly as it starts, "Still same Attn: Marlowe Fort "Grow Room Jam" it would be the harder punk edge from their car/ Same zip code/ Didn't move 300 Cahaba Park Circle, Suite 132 hard to miss what this act's focus first major label release "Royal too far1 Same old friends. Birmingham, A1 35242 is on. If that is not apparent just Highness," and mix with the Kottonmouth Kings are still toc take a look at the art work outside smoother rhymes and tighter much on the outside of main. the disk and all throughout the beats of "High Society" their stream radio to be heard wher liner notes. next major label outing. you turn on the radio. TV anc Do not pick up this album if One of the best songs on the radio are not ready, but they stil constant mentioning of drug use disc is a cover of the Geto Boys deserve to be checked out.

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Page 12 The Chanticleer November 1,2001 Big names will visit the small scr 'een for 'sweeps' Hammer: from page 9 .- view, but I try to express them Review by ~anessaibbald break from his "Will & Grace" role Secret model Rhea Durham the fol- lo play an intern on "Scrubs" (Nov. lowing week. "The Mummy" star lyrically so that people listening --Zap21t.com - (KRT) 6), on which Christa Miller ("The John Hannah will do a guest spot on to our songs will be able to relate LOS ANGELES -- The world's rich- Drew Carey Show" will also play a "Alias" (Nov. 4), while "Dharma & to them in their own way." est man is plann~ngto hobnob with recurring character. Another ABC Greg" will have Elfman's husband, The inspiration for their songs u~rasierwthis ~~~~~b~~,~i~~~~~f~star, Mark-Paul Gosselaar ("NYPD Bodhi, drop by (Nov. 13), and Pat comes from Whisnant's personal Blue'') will head over to NBC to Benatar with husband Neil Giraldo chairman Bill Gates is slated to experiences, he said. Using his in an "Law & (Nov. 20). Also, Sid Caesar and appear on the show on Nov. 13, as personal pleasures and pitfalls for part of NBC'~~~~~~b~~ sweeps Order: Special Victims Unit." Lassie will appear on "Whose Line Is strategy. Gates will play a fan of the In addition, Chris Noth ("Sex and It Anyway?" material, the songs create a per- radio psyc~o~ogistwho drops by the the City") will reunite with former Comedian Chris Elliot will drop by sonal relationship between the studio during the celebration of the "Law & Order" co-star Jill Hennessy CBS's "The King of Queens" (Nov. band and their fans. show's 2,000th taping. when he appears in two episodes of 5), "The Early Show's" Jane Clayson Whisnant is also able to take Gates is only one of several house- the freshman drama ''Crossing and Dave Foley ("NewsRadio") will punches with his music at people hold names to descend upon viewers' Jordan" (NOv. l9 and 26). appear on "Becker" (Nov. 12), Jerry in his past that have hurt him. Patrick Himis will guest On "Ed" TV sets this month. Other big names Van Dyke will guest on "Yes, Dear" "Songs can often times be great (Nov. 19) and "The Guardian" will include Farrah Fawcett, Pat Benatar, (NOv. 14), Pay a weapons," he said. ~l~~h~D~~~~~,~~~~~~~j~ ~i~~ki, visit to "Three Sisters" and Tiffani feature Robert Loggia and JoBeth Elton John, Mariah Carey and, yes, Thiessen will play a recurring char- Williams (Nov. 20). In addition, Dezeray's Hammer isn't con- Lionel Richie. acter on "Just Shoot Me" starting country music star Tobey Keith will cerned with matching a certain Other guest appearances slated NOv. perform on "Touched by an Angel" image people have in mind for before or during sweeps on NBC ABC has also scheduled some (Nov. 23) and actress Nastassja them. Dezeray's Hammer stated include Sean Penn appearing on two household names to appear on its Kinski will appear in an episode of they wanted to be perceived as, "a episodes of y+iends,= starting N~~.shows, including Juliette Lewis "The District." lyrically driven band," when 1, and parker posey on "will & ("Natural Born Killers" ) on Fox has booked Elton John and record labels approached them Jacqueline Bisset to guest on "Ally Grace," as well as Blythe Danner, "Dharma & Greg" and William earlier this year, according to ~~l~~ slater and B~~~ for a Shatner on "Bob Patterson," which McBeal" on Nov. 26. Later in the id^^^ Whisnant. The band signed on special one-hour Thanksgiving edi- both air Nov. 24. Queen Latifah, year, "Ally" will. also be graced by tion, ~~bbi~~~~~~ld~ and woody Farrah Fawcett and Denise Richards Mariah Carey, along with Jon Bon with Neutron Records. "It was Harrelson will also return as guest appear On ''Spin City" (Nov. 6) Jovi and the return of Jami Gertz refreshing when Neutron perfomers. scan H~~~~ will take a in two back-to-back episodes, as well (Jan. 7). Former "Xena: Warrior approached us because their inter- as Michelle Phillips and Victoria's Princess" star Lucy Lawless will est wasn't based on us matching a appear in the premiere of "The X- particular image they were look- Files" on Nov. 11 along with Cary ing for," said Whisnant. "Their 1 Stonev Brook 1 Elwes ("The Princess Bride"). interest arose solely from what Michael Rappaport (Nov. 12) and they heard in our songs and how Billy Zane (Nov. 19) will drop by "Boston Public" while Pierce we delivered them." Brosnan does voicing duties on "The Dezeray's Hammer performs for Simpsons" (Nov. 6). In addition, their first time in Jacksonville at Drew Barrymore and Penny Marshall Brother's Bar tonight. "I'm real will guest star in sketches on the Nov. excited," said Whisnant. "It gives 3 episode of MAD TV," which later us an opportunity to go into a new in the month will also feature Mark- market and see new faces." 1505 Country Club Drive, SW Paul Gosselaar and Jessica Simpson. Jacksonville, AL 36265 43513 114

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SPORTS The Chanticleer - November 1, 2001 Northwestern State claims 42-17 win over Gamecocks -. .. By Anthony Hill sive back Russell Green after the

The Chantlcleer Sports Ed~tor- .-- first score. "I think we need to work more on breaking up the There's got to be many questions pass." that coach Jack Crowe and the The Demons then built a 14-0 Gamecocks are asking themselves lead in the opening minutes of the after last Saturday's breakdown at second quarter when Jeremy Northwestern State. Lofton scored on a three-yard run. Is Reggie going to be able to fin- The touchdown capped an amaz- ish out the season? Can we win ing 95-yard, 10-play drive. The the SFL conference title? And, Demons scored another touch- how did they manage to lose by a down before Steven Lee hit a 38- final score of 42-17? yard field goal to make the score "You've got to have the ability 21-3 at the half. to anticipate that when you're Northwestern State simply ham- stopping the run, what's going to mered away at the Gamecock happen next?'said Crowe. "We defense on the opening drive of haven't been particularly good the second half as they increased against the pass and we missed the lead to 28-3. Nathan Black assignments offensively." caught a two-yard touchdown Demon quarterback Craig Nall pass from Nall that capped an 80- threw for 338 yards and three yard, 12-play drive. touchdowns to lead No. 15 The Gamecocks received a spark Northwestern State (6-2,2-1 SFL) from running back Rondy Rogers over the Gamecocks (5-2,2-2) last after he raced 35 yards for the Saturday. touchdown. Lee connected on the "I just wanted to come out here PAT to make the score 28-10 with and work on some of the things 6:27 remaining in the third quar- Courtesy The Ann~stonStariTrent Penny Demon running back Jeremy Lofton fights off Gamecock defensive end Taylor Mitchell during last Saturday's loss to NWST. I've been missing on the last cou- ter. Rogers finished the game ple of weeks," said Nall. "It's with 88 yards on 15 carries. Stancil left the game with 1:27 to Mayo finished the game with "I don't think we weren't play- - great to be back." "I don't think they shut us down go in the third quarter due to an 110 yards after going 6-for-17 ing hard," said Crowe. "But, we Northwestern State and Nall did- as much as we shut down our- injury. He finished 8-of-16 for with an interception. weren't making plays. n't take long to spark the fire- selves," said Rogers. "They are a 108 yards through the air. "My mindset going in was to "We can play better than we works. The Demons took an early good defensive team, but I think With 11:02 left in the game, bring us back," said Mayo. "I played," concluded Crowe. 7-0 lead after Nall connected with we hurt ourselves more than they Anthony Mayo hit Ralph Jenkins believed we could've won, but we "We're capable of playing better." Bernard Green on a 61 -yard pass did." for the Gamecocks' final touch- just didn't make the breaks." The Gamecocks will try to with 551 remaining in the first The Demons added to the pain on down. Lee connected on the PAT The Demons ended all thoughts return to their winning ways on quarter. the ensuing drive after marching to make the score 35-17. The of a comeback after Freddie Saturday. They will face "I just went for the ball and 68 yards in only eight plays and touchdown was set up by a 55- Harrison hauled in a 69-yard pass Tennessee Tech for Homecoming. missed it," said Gamecock defen- took a 35- 10 lead. yard passing connection between from Nall with 9:09 remaining in Kick-off is set for 4 p.m. Mayo and Jake Carlton. the game. AT0 wins fraternity championship, but slips to independents; Alpha Omicron Pi sorority wins women's intramural tournament

--- By Anthony Hill "Man, yesterday was the Super Kidd and Elizabeth Davis and the The Chantlcleer Sports Edltor rciei \ el. DLII'~'!' Bowl for us - this is like the ladies of Alpha Omicron Pi -- - - \\'~cgnr.r. Blue-Gray game," said Pace. though. The brothers of Alpha Tau "Jlan. tic. "We're buddies with all of those AOPi turned up the pace of the Omega had something up their \\ol~lcl'\e Iialr. lo guys over there and we celebrated game after Jennifer Mosley inter- sleeves going into the intramural li.c\.~>lob1 10 [IIL*~." way too hard last night." cepted a pass midway in the third flag football championship game col1slu~lc.tl .A-1.0 However, the ladies of Alpha quarter. They went on to intercept with Kappa Alpha frate~nitylast \ach Icacler Ja! Omicron Pi sorority won the entire three more passes in the second Wednesday. Pa~.r.. women's flag football tournament half. "Hey Thrill. we're about to put .IT0 \\,I\ unahlc by defeating Phi Mu sorority in the Davis and Kidd seemed to be on a show." said AT0 tailback IO ionlinur. lhc'ii' sorority championship, 6-0; and unstoppable in the final quarter of Justin "J-Roc" Smith before the ol'l'c.n\i\ L, magic un~l then defeated the ladies represent- play. game. "These boys ain't ready for 1'eIl 10 rhr. T-I>a\\.g\ ing the Baptist Campus Ministries, "We came out a little flat-footed ill thc o\c.rall i~ltra- 33-6. at the beginning. but our defense us." Tlie Cnanr c.eer Anrnonk H "J-Roc" and brothers of AT0 Fraternity champions Alpha Tau Omega. mural ctlampl- "This win made us undefeated came through for us like they have proved to be too much for Kappa onship last on the season and this is also the all season,.' said Owens. "Kidd Alpha as they beat them 21-7 for KA. Thursday, 25-20. The T-Dawgs first time AOPi has won the cham- and Davis played extremely won- Alpha Tau Omega put the game the fraternity championship. advanced to the championship pionship," said KA brother and derful - they've played like that The brothers of Kappa Alpha fra- away late in the fourth quarter game after winning the indepen- AOPi head coach Nick Owens. all season." ternity kept the game close after "J-Roc" scampered 48 yards dent championship last BCM began the game with an Davis finished the game with throughout the first half, but they for the touchdown. AT0 went on Wednesday. ilnpressive 80-yard drive that was 136 yards rushing and three touch- were unable to hold off the explo- to stop KA on the next series and Alpha Tau Omega made the capped by a 6-yard touchdown downs, while Kidd completed 10- sive offensive attack of AT0 in the then ran the clock out to secure the gatne interesting by completing a pass from Meredith Cutting to of-15 passes for 143 yards and second. AT0 used a nice mixture victory. couple of fourth quarter touch- Jamie Crane. The touchdown was three touchdowns. of long passes with quick-hitting "I told you that we were gonna down passes, but didn't have set up by a 58-yard connection Both teams are eligible to play in option plays to pull away from to gettem"' said "J-Roc." enough time to complete the between Cutting and Crane. the state tournament hosted at "This game was personal," said comeback. The game belonged to Jessica Samford University next month. i)&e ld*'~heChanticleer November 1, 2001 Cross country competes 1 Gamecock volleyball team at A-Sun Conference Meet ends 10-game losing streak From Staff Reports Niehuss wasn't far off Kolar's

-- - pace, finishing 51st with a time From Staff ~Krts Gamecock setter Meredith Duke by JSU to close the game at 30- of 29:08. Jonathan Dalton also put in a good performance on 24. The Gamecocks won the final The Atlantic Sun crowned its (60th) and Sam Cordts (76th) the night with 40 assists. game by a 30-17 count. first champions of the 2001-02 rounded out the men's competi- This has been a frustrating year Jacksonville State as a team hit JSU was led by Jennifer athletic season last Saturday tion. for head volleyball coach Jose well all night. with only two team Breneman who recorded 19 kills when Georgia State's men's In the women's five-kilometer Rivera and the Gamecocks (6-15 errors in the third game of the and 22 digs. Cary finished with and 2-6). They were on a 10- 17 kills and 17 digs and Sarah .cross country team and run. Belmont took the overall match. Belmont's women's team cap- game losing streak going into Mercer's Jennifer Smith had 14 Taylor with 15 kills and 14 digs. team finish with an average time their match with Mercer last tured the conference titles in kills and 10 digs and Bonnie The volleyball team will travel of 18: 14. JSU's women finished Tuesday. Sample had 23 assists. to play Campbell University Panthersville, Ga. with an average time of 22:Ol. Sophomore Christina Cary led The Gamecocks continued on tomorrow. The game is set to start The JSU men's team finished Heather Lee of Campbell the Gamecocks over the Bears their winning wavs when they at 6 u.m. eighth out of 11 teams and the University took the individual (15-14, 1-8) with 12 kills and 12 traveled to Nashville, Tenn. to women came in 10th out of 11 honors with a time of 17:OO. digs and the team's first confer- face Belmont la~tFriday. teams. For the Gamecocks women's ence win of the season. Three JSU players recorded dou- JSU beat Mercer in three "We had a very much team, senior Frances Archuleta ble-doubles to lead the straight games, 30- 19, 30-27 and Gamecocks over Belmont (4-13. improved finish over last year continued to lead the charge by where we did not score," said 30-25 at Pete Mathews Coliseum. 1-5) as they won 3-1 and recorded [view 8 AM-4 PM, MO~.-sat.[ coming in 44th with a time of "It feels good to win," said their second straight conference or call for appointment Gamecock head coach Aimee The most unique apartments in 20:3 1. Addie Ferguson came in Rivera. "It is good to get the win. Calhoun County for those seeking Dawson. "Jan Kolar surprised 51st following a time of 2059. monkey off of our backs. We The Gamecocks went on a 9-2 convenience, sty~c~4 security. Features include: large rooms; everybody and did a great job." Freshman Aimee Pitzo's time of played tremendous." run to take a lead after being walk-in closets: built-in desks: William Kenney of Belmont Junior Theresa Lynch added 11 down 3-1 early in game one. The Iprivate bathq, sound resistant Int. I 21 :36 placed her in 59th place. walls, room-to-room-to-lrc>nt- took first place in the individual Gina Davis (72nd), Traci Reid kills and eight digs for JSU in the Bruins were able to narrow the Idoor ,ntercoin W/FM radlo,I win. lead to 27-26, before the hard-wired sec. system w/motion results by posting a time of (76th) and Rachel Doak (77th) detection; "Peachtree" brand "tilt" 24:40. JSU's top finisher was "Theresa stepped it up and Gamecocks finished the deal after windows; .metal roars & entry rounded out the women's side. played wonderful today, said a 3- 1 run. Belmont battled back doors; Kenmore appliance-deluxe Ronnie Laguerre, who came in washer & dryer; kit. garbage dis- The cross country team will Rivera. "That is what we needed to take game two by a 32-30 score poser; rcfrig. w/ice maker; extra 16th place with a time of 26:20. have a two-week break before cabinets & shelves; ceramic her to do all year." after a pair of JSU errors. tile & carpel (no linoleum); Senior John Weston finished returning to the track for the Lynch hit .267 percent in the Game three went back and forth lacquered stain finish on trim 31st following a time of 27: 12. NCAA South Regional Meet match with only three errors. with no team gaining a lead larger Jan Kolar's time of 28:59 gave held at UAB on Nov. 10. Cary hit ,385 with only one error. than four until a decisive 7-1 run him a 49th place finish. Dayton The Chanticleer November 1, 2001 Page 15 She gets really intense during the One on one with "Thri11 :" "Chrissyw game. She's really good at talking I Men's golf ends .- - smack. I can't keep a straight face By Anthony "Thrill" Hill all of last season was a blast. when she does that. When she's in I fall season with The Chanticleer Soorts Editor Sitting on the back of the bus and her zone, she's very serious. just bonding with the juniors and Thrill: What kind of things do fifth place finish Sophomore volleyball player seniors. you do during your free time? Do Christina Cary was made for this Thrill: You've got to have some iou have anihobbies? From Staff Reports column. She's so candid, ener- blisters or something on your Chrissy: I usually spend my free I getic, funny and refreshing. hands. I mean, when you hit the time in my room, watching TV. I / Chrissy is the only player that can ball -- you really smash it. Let me may go and talk to my suitetmate, The Jacksonville State men's golf make a serious miscue during a see if you've got any? Traci. Sometimes I like to bother team finished fifth out of 13 teams game seem humorous and not quite Chrissy: (Both laugh) No. I've Meredith !JSU setter)' I can't stay after shooting a three-round 883 in as bad. She's not all fun and games just got guy hands. in one place for too long. I just go the Cardinal Classic last though. Chrissy jumped into the Thrill: Tell me your funniest road from apartment to apartment and Wednesday at Lamar University. JSU record books as a freshman trip story. I know that you either bother my friends. (Both laugh) The Gamecocks finished 11 for most block assists in a single know one or were a part of one. Have you seen any good strokes behind tournament champi- game and she also made academic The ChanticleerIAnthony Hill Chrissy: (Laughs) The funniest movies lately? Sophomore outside hitter Christina Cary. on North Texas, who shot 872 as a all-conference last season. She's road trip story was probably when Chrissy: I haven't had the chance team. one of those players who makes we went to- the university of to watch any. But, one of the Thrill: Have you ever cried after a Texas Tech's David Bolen fia- the game fun, like it was meant to Tennessee to play in a tournament. movies I want to see is "Jay and loss? Do you cry at all? You seem ished first in the individual results, be. We always take the little Jax State Silent Bob Strike Back." like a person who would simply bus. We call it the little "church following a three-round total of blow off something bad. Thrill: Do you have a favorite ,,, Thrill: How are you, Chrissy? bus." It's a small version of the teammate? LUY. Chrissy: Um. I have cried in the The top finisher for the Chrissy: A little nervous, but OK. Jacksonville State bus. We were Chrissy: All of them are so differ- past. For the past two years I Gamecocks was Jose Campra, who Overall, I'm OK. (Laughs) playing teams like North Carolina are different charac- haven't really gotten to that point. I tied for eighth place with a total Thrill: How has this season been and all of these other schools that ters and have many personalities, haven't really been so frustrated were pulling up in these big, char- score of 218 (70, 75, 73). Matias for you? It must be kind of frus- so I don't have One favorite' with my play that I had to cry after Anselmo finished tied for 20th fol- trating. You guys just ended a long ter buses. They were all sitting I am definitely closer to all of the 10-game losing streak. How do a game. there, staring at us when our little lowing scores of 73, 74 and 74 Thrill: How did you end up com- so~homoresand freshmen. I am ,,,, , you feel about the way the season "church bus" pulled up. (LLI). ing to JSU? You're all the way close to Danika Heartt because we has gone. Thrill: (Both laugh) Man, that Steven Mackie finished tied for from Kenwood, California. went to high school together. Chrissy: Well, right now we're had to be embarrassing. 27th after posting a 223 (74, 73, Chrissy: Yeah. (Laughs) Well, Thrill: Do you still communicate trying to forget about the past and Chrissy: Yeah, just a little. We 76). Nick Mackay fired a 226, it's really kind of funny because I with friends from high school? think about the future. We just were like, "Hey, that's our bus -- which placed him in tie for 35th was actually set on going to a Chrissy: Oh yeah. I talk to them want to win-out the rest of the sea- woo, woo!" We were all piling place. Mackay shot rounds of 71, Division I1 school in all of the time. In fact, I've got to son with more wins than we have into our little "hooptie" bus with 81 and 74. Rounding out the Massachusetts. I was playing in a call one of them tonight, because it right now. all of our bags and stuff. Gamecocks was Angel Monguzzi, tournament for the coaches at the is her birthday. Thrill: The team seems to have Thrill: How did you react to JSU who tied for 40th with a total score Massachusetts school and coach Thrill: Well, let's do a little free found a comfort zone after three when you first got here? I know of 227 (75, 78 and 74). Rivera happen to be there. I came association. straight wins. What's your rnindset this is a bit different from "Cali." The tournament concluded the Lnnssy:-. . UK. here for a visit and I fell in love fall season for the JSU men's golf for the rest of the season? Chrissy: Yes. This is very differ- Thrill: San Francisco 49ers. with all of the players. That's pret- team. The Gamecocks will get Chrissy: Urn. Well, we're just ent from California in a lot of Chrissy: Lovem'. trying pretty much to stay in the ty much how I ended up here. ways. But, for one it's a lot slower back on the links in the spring. Thrill: You seem to be the life of Thrill: Georgia State. same mindset we've been in for the here. I feel bad saying that. (Both the team. Every time I see you -- last three games -- which has just laugh) I thought this was a cute been more up beat. We don't need you're laughing or making some- campus and city. It wasn't all that Have you always to worry about the things we've one else laugh. bad. A lot of people here are a lot been like that? done wrong, but -- the good things. more friendly than people back The things we've done right -- Chrissy: I guess. (Laughs) I kind home. of just do what I do. In coach well, sometimes. (Both laugh) Thrill: Is there one person on the Thrill: Now, you are already in Rivera's term, I'm just a goof ball. team that you can't really joke the JSU record books for most Whenever I make other people around too often. You know? The block assists in a single game. You happy, I'm happy. As corny as that "serious" person on the team. recorded 77 block assists as a sounds, that's the way I feel. Chrissy: Not really. Everyone is freshman. Do you remember get- Thrill: What's your most memo- goofy sometimes. Everyone is a ting the record? rable moment as a Gamecock or nerd in certain ways. You guys just Chrissy: I honestly don't know. since you've been here at JSU? don't see quite as much as I do. (Both laugh) No, seriously, we Chrissy: Oh God, my most mem- Thrill: What about Sarah Taylor? have great outside blockers that do orable. (Pause) All of last season She seems like a serious person. was great. I'm not really good at a great job hitting the ball down, Chrissy: Sarah, she's something. especially last year. Last year was remembering specific games. But I wouldn't call her serious though. also the first time I've played mid- dle blocker, competitively. It was something new and different that helped me get in there. (Laughs) Thrill: So, you don't remember what game you broke the record or anything? Chrissy: No. I really don't. I kind of looked through the records and said, "Hey, this is new and that is me." (Both laugh) Thrill: Describe for me your style of play. You seem to take a humor- Happy Hour Specials Mon. - Sat ous and free approach to playing. Nothing seems to rattle you on the Place To Meet & Greet For lax State Homecoming I court. Things that make most play- I ers frustrated rometimes makes you laugh. Chrissy: Well, I try to stay calm. I try to go in games with a loose attitude. The teams that I've been on have always had that approach. I tried to bring that here. -1 Sometimes it works and sometimes RGE 1 13 west 10th street -- McDonald's& it doesn't. Oh well what can I ma , a m* . 8 do? 256-237-1899I Piedmont & Jacksonville