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GSC Contracts for 20 year Campus Plan P R Books is to develop a layout for buildings, tivity of the consultant group. With the growth that GSC will By LIA NEEL experience, preserving the natural Staff Writer utilities, and landscaping that will The plan contains written narra- Donated serve the needs of a university in tives on parking, traffic and archi- environment is a major concern. GSC's Public Relation's Pro- the time span of 20 years. The proj- tectural standards. The purpose of The plan strives to provide a bal- gram has begun what is to be known ©Copyright 1989, USA TODAY/Apple ect includes specific goals for the the architectural narrative is to ance between competing needs as the Ric Willix Collection, a set of College Information Network GSC, soon to be Georgia South- first 10 years and general goals for instruct future architects and to such as parking, new buildings and public relations books to be in- ern University, has implemented a the last ten years. ensure continuity among the build- intramural playgrounds. cluded as part of the library's hold- INMATES TAKE CONTROL: plan called the Facilities Master The administration has ap- ings. An important part of the ings. Inmates at the Pennsylvania Plan to determine the facilities pointed a committee, the Facilities architectural narratives is the pro- According to Dr. Richard C. The Ric Willix Endowment Fund state prison controlled several cell required to support the University Master Plan Steering Committee, posal to adopt a single family of Armstrong, Vice President for Busi- Board presented GSC with $1,000 ness and Finance, there is enough blocks and set several fires Wednes- for the next 20 years. A consultant to work with the consultants from bricks for the buildings. for the purchase of public relations natural landscape available to ac- day night. At least 26 guards and group was hired from Saussey the planning firms. Faculty, staff GSC will see several additions to books. This is an initial grant complish the goal of preserving the four inmates were hurt. About Engineering Inc., a firm from and students are represented on the campus in the next few years. which allows us to expand our hold- beauty of the GSC campus while at 1,200 of the prison's 2,607 inmates Savannah, and CRSS Inc., a firm the committee, and its purpose is to Construction planned for the near ings with at least 25 books about the same time allowing for growth were at large inside the complex as from Houston. instigate and oversee a Campus future includes plans for a Lakeside general public relations, investor on the campus. darkness fell, authorities said. Saussey Engineering and CRSS Facilities Master Plan Activity. Cafe in front of the Carrol Building relations, public affairs and fun- HOUSE FAILS TO OVERRIDE BILL: have done facilities planning for Sean Schuur, president of the and expansion of the Southern draising to name a few," according Student Government Association, Center for Continuing Education. The Facilities Master Plan for Wednesday, the House did not major universities such as the Uni- to Pam Bourland, professor of pub- represents the student body. This The plan will work around the cur- GSC offers exciting possibilities for override President Bush's veto of a versity of North Carolina, North lic relations and Public Relations group deliberated on ideas for the rent construction of the College the future. "It's a very exciting bill expanding abortion rights. Carolina A & T and Carneige- Student Society of America Advi- plan for over a year, and their rec- Union, which will be completed by undertaking that will chart the During a vote of 231-191, members Melon University. sor. ommendations are included. Cur- the end of January 1990, except for future course of development on the restated their support for federally Up to $145,000 has been allo- The check was presented by Rob rently thev are overseeing the ac- touch up work. campus," said Armstrong funded abortions in the case of rape, cated for the plan, and the objective Martin, manager of Coca Cola USA incest and life endangerment of the and president of the Endowment woman. The vote was 51 votes short Fund's board of directors, to Bour- of the two-thirds needed to override Police land and Warren Jones, Dean of a veto. How to Build Log Cabins Arts and Sciences. GSC is one of four colleges and JIM BAKKER GOES TO JAIL: Report Reidsville, received his degree in """ universities chosen by the Ric Wil- Tammy Bakker is expected to By SANDY HANBERRY News Editor physics from GSC, and has been lix Endowment Fund's board. Ap- carry on the ministry of her hus- involved in construction and design By CAROLYN SAMODEN proved books at all colleges will band Jim Bakker, former tele- Staff Writer GSC alumnus Dave Hodges has for the last 10 years. carry labels identifying them as vangelist who was sentenced Tues- Five years ago Hodges decided to part of each school's "Ric Willix written a book entitled "How to On Monday, Octoberl6, Risa day to 45 years in prison and fined use his construction and technical Collection." Build a Hodgepodge Lodge." Bynoe-Sonya reported that some- $500,000 for bilking contributors of knowledge to do build a log cabin. "I The Ric Willix Collection is Hodges' illustrated book pro- one hit her vehicle while it was $3.8 million. Bakker spent his first decided to build a log cabin because named in memory of Dorotha R. vides step by step instructions that parked In The Pines parking lot. full day in federal prison Wednes- I have always thought that they (Ric) Willix, who died in November show how to build an inexpensive The unknown person left the scene. day at Talladega, Ala. He could be were neat" said Hodges. 1988. Dedicating 20 years to the log cabin, including wiring and On October 17, Hauser Flynt assigned to a permanent minimum Hodges, although he did most of public relations field, she developed plumbing. It also provides detailed reported that someone hit his ve- security federal prison in the the designing and labor himself, did the public relations department at instruction on how to build a swim- hicle while parked in Oxford Hall Southeast by the weekend. Decatur Federal Savings and Loan. ming pool or a hot tub at a fraction not do it without help. He asked a parking area. This culprit also left lot of questions and usually got good CHARLESTON, S.C., HAS BASICS: of their normal cost. the scene. Willix was also a member of the answers. But if he could not get a Atlanta chapter of the Public Rela- A month after Hurricane Hugo Hodges first became interested Also on October 17, Benjamin wrecked Charleston, S.C., the city in building in 1976 when he worked good answer to a problem, he ex- Dave Hodges GSC graduate Edenfield and Penelope Palmer tions Society of America and an is still short on housing for the city's a construction job one summer perimented until he found an an- and author of How to Build'a were involved in an auto accident in honorary trustee of the Foundation poorer residents. Complaints about framing houses. Two years later, in swer. Hodgepodge Lodge, (special Hanner Commuter parking lot. for Public Relations Research and the pace of federal help are still 1978, Hodges, a native of See Cabin, page 5 photo) Another incident on Octoberl7, Education. In 1986, she was in- heard. Basic services such as involved Joseph Warren. He re- See PR, page 5 power, phones and transportation ported that someone took his wallet have returned. Next month's tour- from the Sports Complex. ist season in the historic district is Osburn Outstanding Biology Alumnus Other incidents on campus in- scheduled to begin. clude the following: NUMBER LEFT HOMELESS RISES: GSC News Service deanship of the science and math On Wednesday, Octoberl8, two State disaster officials in San school at Stephen F. Austin Univer- cars collided at Hanner Parking lot Francisco on Wednesday nearly Dr. Richard L. Osburn, assistant sity. He rejoined the University and Fair Road. Gary Hendry from vice-chancellor for academic affairs System in 1988 in his current ca- Statesboro, driver of a 1982 Honda doubled their estimate of the num- Daylight Savings Time ber of people made homeless by last with the Board of Regents of the pacity as' assistant vice-chancellor Accord, was charged with failure to Daylight Savings Time ends week's earthquake. The numbers University System of Georgia, has for academic affairs. yield the right of way. Celia Jones, Saturday. It's time to Fall back one rose from 7,300 to more than been named the Georgia Southern While at GSC he chaired the also from Statesboro, driver of a hour, so don't forget to move your 13,000. The increase was attrib- Distinguished Biology Alumnus of search committee that recom- 1988 Mercury Sable, was the driver clocks back one hour on Saturday uted to accurate reporting from the Year. mended the hiring of President of the second car. No major injuries night. hard-hit regions like Santa Cruz The former head of the Depart- Nicholas Henry. were reported to either driver. Senior Volunteers Certified and the farming area of Watson- ment of Biology at GSC will deliver Osburn filled the position left Also on October 18: Lawanna ville. an address at 11 a.m. November 10 vacant when another former GSC Whitehead reported that someone Seven new senior volunteers, six TYSON ILL; FIGHT POSTPONED: in the Biology Lecture Hall. faculty member - Dr. Anne Flower - hit her vehicle while it was parked from Bulloch County and one from Osburn, who holds bachelor's in the Warwick Hall parking lot. Emmanuel, have met their pre- The Nov. 18 world heavyweight was elevated to the post of vice- and master's degrees in biology Richard L Osburn has been Eric Stilson reported an undis- service training requirements in- boxing championship fight between chancellor for academic affairs. from GSC and a Ph. D. in entymol- named GSC's distinguished closed sum of money missing from cluding 40 hours of classroom in- Mike Tyson and Donovan "Razor" The Distinguished Biology ogy from the University of Georgia, Alumnus lecture is an annual part Biology Alumnus of the Year, his room in Lewis Hall.. struction. Ruddock has been postponed until ^ft GSC in 1987 to assume the of Homecoming activities at GSC. (special photo) On October 20, Carolyn Wallace Each of the volunteers will be at least early next year. The fight in reported someone had entered her working through a "volunteer sta- Edmonton, Alberta, was put off due In the Pines apartment on several tion" in hi s/her county to provi de i n- to Tyson's illness with a condition occasions while she was not there. home assistance to a citizen who similar to pneumonia. Nothing was reported missing, but otherwise would not have the op- LEWIS WANTS APOLOGY AND CASH: a glass object was found broken on tion of continuing to live at home. An attorney for Olympic one occasion. The volunteers, all over 60 years sprinter Carl Lewis said the athlete Also on October 20, Brian of age, receive a tax-free stipend for wants an apology and a cash settle- Broughton reported the theft of a their work in GSC's Senior Volun- ment from former teammate Dar- National Championship ring and a teer Program. rell Robinson, the West German gold rope chain from his dorm room Completing their training in magazine Stern and the Canadian at Dorman Hall. Statesboro were, Mary Donahoo of sports TV network TSN, in re- On October 23 at 10:15 a.m., Swainsboro, Burnell R. Cooler, sponse to charges that Lewis took Curtis Deloach and Traci Roberts Claudine Lane, Laura C. Miller, steroids. The attorney said libel were involved in an accident in "0" Stella M. Nesbitt, Lula Mae proceedings will be launched if the parking lot. No major injuries were Roberts and Verna O. Schmidt, all apology and the cash are not forth- reported. of Statesboro. coming. NCAA MAY REINSTATE MORRIS: National Campus Florida quarterback Kyle Mor- 1 ris, suspended for the rest of the Briefs season for betting on college foot- ball games, may be reinstated by must create a community service the NCAA, but Florida athletic di- ©Copyright 1989, USA TODAY/Apple _] project. rector Bill Arnsparger says the College Information Network "We hope it will help students university's season suspension of develop the personal security it Morris and three others makes PROGRAM BUILDS CHARACTER takes to stand up for their values," their application for reinstatement In addition to the regular said Dean of Students Will Terry. moot. courses freshmen take in college, 73 students at Davidson College, SOFTWARE MAKES LOGIC EASIER TO LEARN KINGS EXPECTED TO SIGN ELLISON: Davidson, N.C., also volunteered to "Philo the Logician" and "Bar- First pick in the NBA draft enroll in "Davidson Plus," a year- bara the Syllogizer" are engaged in Pervis Ellison is expected to sign a long program that teaches self-de- velopment, community building a battle of wits at the University of long-term contract with the Sacra- Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. mento Kings on Thursday. Terms and examination of values. The college developed the pro- Philo and Barbara are computer have not been disclosed, but it has gram this year to find a contempo- programs developed by the Univer- been reported the 6-foot-10 for- rary replacement for campus pro- sity of Illinois philosophy professor ward-center from Louisville will grams like daily chapel or weekly Robert Wengert to change the way earn more than $2 million a year socials in professors' homes that logic is taught in colleges. over five years. used to informally shape the values "It's surprising," Wengert said. "There are a number of logic pro- OWNERS TO AID QUAKE VICTIMS: of the college community. The 40 women and 33 men vol- grams, but they're all for formal George Steinbrenner, owner of unteers take weekly 11-2- to 2-hour proof theory. These, however, try to the New York Yankees, told a re- week-end was spent by the cadets in the The week-end of October 13-15, the GSC training sessions in time manage- handle the gap between the formal porter Wednesday that Major woods, attempting to navigate Ft. Benning's ROTC Battalion travelled across the state to Ft. ment, goal setting, community rules and our informal language." League Baseball owners will con- Benning, Ga. and participated with the Ga. compass course. The next ROTC training building, sex and race roles and Philo, created in 1987, gives tribute $40,000 a team — $1.04 Tech Battalion on the Leadership Reaction week-end, November 3-5, will be spent moral decision making, to name a students practice in formulating million — to the Red Cross to assist Course. The course involves problem solving rappelling from Mt. Yonah, Ga. (special few. Professors and other faculty See Briefs, page 5 victims of the California earth- and teamwork with a time limit. The rest of the photo) conduct the sessions. They also quake. 2 3 George-Anne Friday, October 27, 1989 Eagles fly Into Samford hoping to improve perfect record

By MATT WILLIS Samford will attack with a bal- GSC will counter the Samford Eagles could only manage 13 points Sports writer anced offense that has been averag- offense with a stingy defense led by in the first half, but the second half ing 351 yards a game while scoring defensive end Giff Smith and line- saw GSC tack on another 17 points. Saturday the Eagles take their almost 25 points. The Bulldogs are backer Darrell Hendrix. GSC has It seems that the GSC running 7-0 record to Birmingham, Al. to led by quarterback Ted Darby and only allowed an average of 8.7 game just wears out opponents as two outstanding running backs: face the 3-4 Samford Bulldogs. It's points a game while giving up 238 the game progresses. Samford will Brady Jones and Donnie Rory. the kind of game that makes yard of total offense to the opposi- probably experience the same Darby has been averaging over coaches nervous. Samford has eve- tion. This is due to a superb run thing. The Bulldog defense has rything to gain and the Eagles have 200 yards a game through the air. defense and a vastly improved pass been giving up 28 points a game, everything to lose. His favorite target is wide receiver defense, which claims 14 intercep- while relinquishing 357 yards of Last year GSC defeated Samford Steve Miles who has 33 receptions tions this year. total offense. 49-21, before a homecoming crowd for 523 yards this year. But Darby On offense, the Eagles will bring GSC fullback Joe Ross, who re- of 20,340. will also throw to his tight end and their punishing ground game. On sprained an ankle against Central This year the Bulldogs would fullback. the ground the Eagles have been Florida, should be ready for the like to avenge the loss on their own On the ground, Samford has averaging 304 yards a game. Some game, while Samford has no major turf. Add the revenge motive to the been averaging 142 yards a game. teams have slowed the rushing injuries. The game will begin at fact that everyone would love to The rushing attack is led by Jones game down, but no one has been 2:30 at Seibert Stadium, in Bir- knockoff GSC, and you have a scary with 498 yards, but Rory is close able to stop it. mingham. game for Eagle fans. behind with 428 yards on the year. Against Central Florida the

Bob and Paul's It's That Time Again! football picks CR/I Results Eagles trick the Bulldogs. GSC 35- GSC staff reports HOMECOMING By Bob Stupac Samford 14. yarder to lead AOPI over Chi and Paul Floeckher Omega. Sports writers Paul's picks: Leonard's Top Three 1989 Reminder: Stupac's picks: Men Women Well gang, I'm back for my sec- Coed tennis entries are due on Hi, it's me again. Last week I 1. Southern Stars 1. Bad 2 the Bone ond week of college predictions. November 1st, and play begins on slipped to 7-3 to make my overall 2. Sea Island 2. Stubs Oil Despite my successful first week, November 6th. State qualifier en- «Anyone interested in helping record 16-5. However, this should 3. Pope Construction 3. Sports Buff I'm still sitting around wondering tries are due on November 1st and be a good week. Anyway what possessed me to pick Tennes- with the Homecoming Festivities Game of the Week the event is scheduled for Novem- see over Alabama, so is your sports ber 3-5. Kentucky at Georgia: Make or are welcome to join us! editor. Maybe I'll find out some day. Men: Sigma Nu defeated Pi break game of the season for the Here we go.... Kappa 13-12 in overtime. Pi Kappa Bulldogs. Lose and they have to face Volleyball's Best Women's Pitt at Notre Dame: At first scored first in overtime, but didn't Monday, October 23 Florida, Auburn, and Georgia Tech teams glance, this may appear to be the get their extra point. Sigma Nu with a losing record. They'll win 1. Kappa Delta Monday, October 30 game of the day. WRONG! Pitt has then scored and converted the extra after confidence builder against 2. Omega played no one and the Irish have point to take the victory. at 6:15 pm Vandy. Georgia 27 -Kentucky 17. The women's game of the week is played everyone. The Irish will win Women: FCA had a 2-0 lead President's Dining Room, Williams Center Ga. Tech at Duke: An im- Monday at 7:30 on court #2: Alpha their 20th straight and hopefully over Bad 2 the Bone going into the proved Tech team will make it Delta vs. Kappa Delta. they'll show more class than they second half. Bad 2 the Bone then tough for Steve Spurrier's Blue took over to win 19-8. did against USC. N.D. 31- Pitt 17. Devils, but not tough enough. Duke Miami at Florida State: This Volleyball's Best Men's 31-Tech 21. is the game of the day. Combine the Players of the Week teams Pitt at Notre Dame: The Irish the Seminoles thirst to avenge last Men: Jeff Palmer of Sea Island 1. The Heat continue with their killer schedule year's loss and the talent that has threw for three touchdowns to lead 2. Sigma Nu as they take on the No. 7 Panthers. brought them five straight wins his team over top ranked Pope 3. Amorrpho Once again, however, Tony Rice and you have the makings of an Construction. The men's game of the week is u *4EIM L and Co. prove too tough to beat. upset. Florida State 27-Miami 24. Women: Sussanah Harris ran Monday at 8:30 on court #1: Sigma N.D. 20-Pitt 17. Colorado at Oklahoma: ^he for two touchdowns including a 65 Nu vs. Pi Kappa Phi. Alabama at Penn State: Is the Buffaloes stampede through Nor- Crimson Tide for real? They sure man. Colorado 33-Oklahoma 14. looked like it in the 47-30 whipping Iowa State at Nebraska: Ho- of Tennessee. This will be another Doooa hum, just another cream puff on the tough test, but they should pass. 58 East Main • Statesboro • 489-8843 Cornhuskers schedule. Nebraska Bama 27-Penn St. 14 iiiv» will cruise through this tune up for Miami at Florida State: In re- next week's showdown against cent years Miami has had the Colorado. Nebraska 41-Iowa State t-'— Seminoles' number. This year 17. should prove no different. Miami Indiana at Michigan: Too bad 35-Florida St. 31 it's not basketball season-this Tennessee at LSU: For some would be a much closer game. 0 reason the odds makers have (.-•to** H Michigan 28-Indiana 13. picked LSU as one point favorites. Alabama at Penn State: Penn ft****! There may be some good reason State has won five in row. Alabama behind this, but no one has told me. fesftj has won six in a row. I hate to pick Vols 28-LSU 21 h?l against the Nittany Lions at home, ites-is Houston at Arkansas: A major but Alabama made a believer out of southwest showdown even though me last weekend. Alabama 30 Penn <' Houston is ineligible for the confer- State 27. ■ ence title. Good game, but the Wisconsin at Illinois: The Andre Ware passing school will be Badgers chose a terrific nickname, too much for the pigs. Houston 38- A member of the diving team perfects his dives in anticipation it incorporates the word bad. After a Arkansas 24. of the new season. (Staff photo) tough win at Michigan St., the Mini Kansas at Kansas St: I thought will welcome the opportunity to this was such a funny game that I play at home. Illinois 34 Wisconsin had to include it. In a clash for 3. control of the great wheat state, Swim team plunges GSC at Samford: In last year's Kansas will be the better and worse homecoming game, the Eagles ran team. Kansas 3-State 2. for a school record 515 yards N.C. State at South Carolina: against the Bulldogs. This year into new season The Wolfpack was squashed last GSC is coming off season high 420 By MARTY WILDES these spots up for grabs. A lot of week by Clemson. They will try and Staff Writer these kids have come from poor rebound against a solid Gamecock yards against Central Florida. I backgrounds and it's going to be an squad. It won't be easy. N.C. State realize that I'm stating the obvious, In a state of frenzied readiness, exciting time from a coach's per- 24-S.C. 21. but the Eagles should be able to run the GSC Aqua Eagles go into the spective watching these kids cut The First Annual "Know When To Say GSC at Samford: Last year's at will. Look for the passing attack water again. Over a month of inten- their times down and reach their Student Foster Competition homecoming feast becomes this to come around as well. GSC 42 sified training has prepared the potential." Samford 10. year's Halloween treat as the 1989 GSC Swim Team for the Andy Bristow, captain of the UNCC showdown scheduled on team for a second year, will lead the Oct. 28. twenty-three man team, which has GSC golfer wins The annual Blue-White meet a good mixture of freshmen and which took place last weekend was upperclassmen. Fortunately for the an event where the men and women Eagles, the team only lost two first tournament teams were combined and divided season Mitchell Partridge won the swimmers, Mike Nuezil and Lee By AL ALLNOCH evenly in order to compete with one Joyner, to graduation. Managing Editor individual TAAC Championships another. This practice meet gives title, followed by graduated senior "The men's team has got to be Bo Fennell opened the fall golf the coaches and the team an idea of excited. They've got depth, enthusi- Richie Bryant's victories in the the season's potential. season in top form last weekend as Chris Schenkel Invitational and asm, and talent. With a 'we can win he captured individual co-medalist Coach Gordon Floyd, Georgia attitude' they will be successful. the Billy Hitchcock Intercollegiate. Southern's self proclaimed "Head honors in the Carpet Capital Clas- Other Eagle scores included With the eye of the tiger they can sic at the Farm Club in Dalton. Turkey" of the men's swimming have a tremendous year," said Scott Mitchell Partridge (36th, 231), department, said "The top guys in As a team, the Eagles finished Farmer, a former GSC swimmer 11th out of 15 with a three day total See Golf, page 5 each event haven't been deter- mined yet. There are a bunch of See Swimming, page 5 of 1165 (398-393-374). Fennell, a junior from Statesboro, shot 71-75-69=215 to tie for championship honors with Bruce Kennerson of Duke. "Bo "«apI|Bte played great," head coach Doug Gordin said. "This was a tremen- CffB dous field. It was almost like a U.S. Amateur in terms of the competi- Pink Floyd - The Wall tion. This will definitely build his Friday, October 27 Announcing a Student foster Competition with The competition is open to all undergraduate confidence." 8& 10 p.m. $20,000 in Scholarship Prizes to be held in students (not just fine art students) enrolled conjunction with the national Collegiate Alcohol in a U.S. college or university for the Fall GSC competed against some of Awareness Week. 1989 term. the top teams in the Southeast, We're looking for the best poster concepts that Entry Forms may be obtained: including Florida, who won the Who's Harry Crumb? creatively express the need for responsible deci- tournament with a three day total Sunday, Octber 29 sion making about alcohol. From: The Office of of 324. The Eagles edged out LSU, 2 & 9:30 p.m. A grand prize scholarship of $5,000 will be Special Programs Alabama and Tennesee in the team awarded in each of two categories. Five runners- standings. up in each category will receive $1,000 at: 289 Rosenwald Fennell's individual triumph scholarships. 681-5409 was the fourth consecutive regular- season win for an Eagle golfer. Last BIOLOGY LECTURE HALL $1.00 Friday, October 27,1989 George-Anne One Enchanted Evening ... of the Arts: A Preview of the 1990 Miscellany plays. They should a few pages of English instructor Donna Jones "'Shattered Images,"" she said, Change. He also performed in The- was discovered and harbored by a By YOLANDA WALLACE drama." Features Editor started writing poetry years ago. "illustrates that things that are atre South's production of Grease family. "How long ago was 1967?" she broken may be mended, but they Communication Arts Professor last year. "Some things, I've stolen Mical Whi taker then read poems by "And as imagination bodies asked. "I started with little can never really be made whole from here and there; some I wrote. Countee Cullen, "a contemporary of "'Friends dropped by to see it,"* forth/The forms of things unknown, Mother's Days poems that were again. A little classical and a little blues— the poet's pen/ Turns them to horrible." "'Cut to the Quick' is about a the more-famous Langston since we are in Statesboro." he read, "'and it amused them with Hughes." shapes, and gives to aery nothing/A During the program, Jones read lizard, but not really. its talk of vetoes/ and vacations, of local habitation and a name," Mis- three examples of her more recent "'Just Another Love Poem' is Whi taker, who had a brief role in Lesa Prokopchak read "Die Kennebunkport and kicking ass.'" the recent film 1969, mesmerized cellany editor Ira Dove read, quot- work: "All Motion is Relative," a exactly what it says. It's a pretty Lorelei" by German poet Heinrich ing from Shakespeare's A Midsum- little poem. I like a turn of phrase. the audience with his recitals of Heine in order to introduce this 1980 poem about her father's death; Lukehart then read "Random mer Night's Dream. "There's Nothing to Do' offers "Incident," "From the Dark Tower," year's foreign language category. "The Day I Signed My Living Will," Thoughts on Thought—Or—Night The 1990 Miscellany presented suggestions for a child who always "To John Keats at Springtime," and about a fellow instructor's mercy Driving" and "Egyptian Legacy," An Evening of the Arts, an hour of says, There's nothing to do,' but it "Yet Do I Marvel." English Professor John Humma, killing of his diseased chicken; and one of three first-place winners in student and faculty readings and "To My Student Who MUST Have a also details the transience of the Associate editor Melissa a writer of poems "for years and Lukehart introduced another new the 1989 Miscellany. musical interludes in the Foy Art C," which detailed a student's tribu- beautiful things in life." years," read "The Near Occasions, category. Students can submit a Gallery Monday night. lations in one of Jones' English When she was in the ninth Or What the Priest Said," "Seeing Graduate student Adam Hils, an classes. grade, Hooley received an award musical score with or without Rainbow," and a poem guaranteed "'Silken-skinned girl softly sigh- words to the 1990 edition of the ing/ dances a lover's dance/ in silken English major, began the program "'As you say, you 'would of not from author Guy Owen. "That made to attract the attention of Republi- magazine, she said. sheets/ only for the honors./ Silken by reading two of his poems that cheated,'" she read, "if competition me think I could do something with cans. Brack Haynes made the readers gauze on her body/ her master detailed the joys of youth. "TIow the was not (I quote)/ 'so tuff in this the talent I had." catch their breaths. plays her like a flute/ of ancient West Was Won' was written two doggy-dog world.'" Dove then introduced a new Humma's "Head of George" "I'm going to play several things poked fun at the US' highest official origin./The young girl with eternity years ago and 'Reveille' was written Donna Hooley, also an English category in Miscellany. The theat- I've pieced together," said Haynes, by imagining what would happen if in her eyes/ dances the eternal last week, but I consider them instructor, read five poems, paus- rical vignettes category is for those the guitarist for the band Subject to President Bush's head fell off and dance."" companion pieces," he said. ing to explain four of them. who like to write very, very short Swimmers in the water at dawn preparing for 1990 season By MARTY WILDES these young athletes exit the cars Before the pool, the dedicated water)..t wet. 400 KLRS and 6oo churns, creating a long path of tions. A new set begins. There is Staff Writer and make their way to the large red veterans are already stretching. free. Let's go people! Let's move!" miniature bubbles in the wake of still over an hour left in this morn- brick building inclosing the pool. Clad only in the smallest of suits, Tim surfaces with a shout and be- the swimmer's 6- beat, flutter kick. ing practice. When the early birds of our Down the hill behind the pool the last of the GSC men exit the gins jumping up and down while They start slow and build in At 7:45 a.m. this practice draws campus, those students brave come the occasional loners, fol- locker room. Some talk, but most rapidly raising and lowering his speed as their bodies grow accus- to a close. But they will be back in enough to take first period classes, lowed by more pairs of swimmers are silent, still not awake from their shoulders, getting loose. Splashes tomed to the water's temperature the pool before the day is out. At 2 are being summoned from their cloaked and hooded in their thick nighf s sleep. The group is somber are heard as others of the dry ath- that is usually too hot or too cold.. p.m. later that same day, an hour beds by obnoxious alarm clocks, parkas. Drawn like bits of metal to as they watch the pace clock, with a letes follow suit. The water turns white and there is weight session is scheduled, fol- Georgia Southern swimmers are a magnet, they congregate at the seconds' hand much like the watch Like aherd of penguins taking to a dull roar as forty swimmers crowd lowed by another two hours in the recovering from a rigorous practice pool's one outside entrance. "It's on 60 minutes, eat away their time water the swimmers enter the pool. the eight lane pool. A steamy fog pool. in hot, steamy showers. locked!" exclaims one latecomer. on the dry cement. Some execute graceful dives, others rises as the coach stands on the Sometime after 8 a.m., swarms Most swimmers rise a little be- The impossible has happened. The "You've got one minute," barks search out less active waters to deck of the pool. He watches as the of these athletes will flock to Lan- fore 6 a.m. They must be in the swimmers have beaten their coach Coach Scott Farmer, twirling his slowly lower themselves into. nearly naked bodies glide through drum. They will probably be the water at 6:15 a.m., so it is a chal- to their morning destination. ever present stop watch around his Amanda Hall, a more reluctant girl the water. only ones in the place wide awake at lenge to get as much sleep as pos- The door always open upon their fingers. All eyes are on the little who wants to stay dry as long as The fastest finish first. One by that time in the morning, some sible without being late, a definite arrival is locked tight. "Five more read hand as it slowly circles the possible is given a playful push into one the school of swimmers com- almost ecstatic about being there. no, no. minutes and I'm going home," said clock. A unifying groan is released the pool by her coach. plete the 1000 yard warm-up set. Gathered at a few designated tables It is usually dark at 6 a.m. and one swimmer. Others sound their from the group as the hand returns All are in the water. Arms move The newly awakened athletes, laughing and talking about "sets" the street lights glow, illuminating approval to the suggestion but fast to the top of the clock. in uniform patterns stretching out glowing from their exertion, end See Practice, page 5 the parking lot below Hanner. As if moving headlights from across the for hand holds of water in which to their talking and laughter as their "All right people let's go, let's by magic, cars arrive and fill part of parking lot confirm to the group pull themselves along. The water coach gives them further instruc- ge...(Tim Wipft with a flying, belly the once-vacant lot. Bundled and that this morning will be no differ- flop leap is the first to hit the half-awake pairs and threesomes of ent than any other morning. Do You Know This Man? The Search for Sisterhood By SARAH SWEETING degree in journalism and "a starv- saving it for the next guy who grabs By KEISHA D. DAVIS and what it must do grows with Patricia Roberts Harris, who ing artist's attitude." Staff Writer this place." Guest Column each succeeding decade. From self- became the first black woman to be He remembers the first attempts The immediate future shows a contained groups of college stu- appointed ambassador to Luxem- previous owners made with the A sorority is a sisterhood and an Just about everyone has been to new band booked for Halloween dents, sororities have taken on the bourg, said, "While there are many club, starting in 1978 with an effort enabler that has helped many indi- The Collegiate once or twice this night. "ELI is one of my personal goals of public service and support things in my life which have pre- called Friday's Disco. Since that viduals grow through cooperation, quarter, but who really knows it up favorites and their talent extends for those organizations that seek pared me for what I am about to do, time, the club has evolved from leadership development, "culture" and down? Who is the man behind it from Bon Jovi to the Cure, so it'll be political change. it is largely the experience in Delta Friday's Rock and Roll Club, Ani- and exposure to the leading figure all? Many people believe it is some a great night!" The needs of black students in Sigma Theta which gives me the mal House, Electric Kangaroo, Bald and issues of the times. crafty, slick-haired gentleman who Brady has a respect for today's general and women in particular most security." Eagle, and Rascal's Teen Club to In 1908, with the founding of the wears a pinky ring and drives a college crowd. "Everybody studies made the history of black Greek- Similar sentiments are heard first black sorority, there were nine BMW. Of course, this idea was the most recent name, Thursday's. more intensely and that's what letter groups distinct both in degree from women like Alpha Kappa women who belonged to a black probably started by some lowly Thursday's was run by Chris makes my place so popular because and kind from those of their white Alpha's Mae C. Jemison, the first Greek-letter organization. Today, freshman who never ventured far Sampson, a talented money-maker, kids just come here to blow some counterparts. The members of the black woman astronaut, and Zeta enough out of the dorm to know. who maintained the club's popular- stress from classes," he said. "Be- over a quarter of a million women growing, but still small, number of Phi Beta's Shirley Dennis, director belong to three major college sorori- The real maestro is a regular guy ity for three years. On July 5,1989, sides, everybody knows me, any- Afro-Americans attending univer- of the Women's Bureau Depart- ties—Alpha Kappa Alpha, Delta named Pat Brady. Brady took over after working at way! What better reason to come?" sities in the early twentieth century ment of Labor. Sigma Theta, and Zeta Phi Beta— Brady, 30, moved to Statesboro Thursday's for Sampson summer His favorite customers, he ad- have created special bonds with Of course, it is more than well- and their numbers continue to in 1971 with his retired Navy fa- after summer. mits freely, are the football players each other that is inherent in the known names or historic firsts that grow. ther, who needed a quieter life. "Most of the renovations you see and the ladies from Johnson Hall. nature of Greek-letter societies. make up the meanings of the black There are few black organiza- Brady grew up in the *Boro and are a result of my artistic ability," Take note, girls! Sororities have always been an sorority. The founders of the three tions with a more skilled or more attended Statesboro High. Brady commented. "You could talk "As far as the dating situation important source of leadership major black sororities added an coherent membership or that are He remembers hanging out on to any of the older kids here and goes here, I'm in the back room training for black women, whose important and vital dimension to the very spot where the club stands they can tell you that it is a big counting money when they're out less dependent on outside sources opportunities to exercise such skills See Sisters, page 5 today. "Back then, it was called change from Thursday's." being snatched up between eleven than black sororities. Fore these in formal organizations are few. 'Large Field with Stump' and no one Any future plans, Mr. Brady? and twelve at night." reasons, there is a challenge inher- had any idea what to do with it," he "Well, we were thinking about a Brady's motto for life is, "Live ent in the black sorority idea, a said with an impish grin. six-story high rise, complete with See Man. page 5 challenge that no one understands He graduated from GSC with a revolving bar, but we figured on better than the sorority members themselves. Each individual organization's history shows that its vision of itself 38 Aedai A word to the wise... E.T.C.... ONE, INC. TICKETS ' Statesboro Mall ■ I'll make you rob, steal and kill. T ON SALE NOW- Beware my friend, my name is Cocaine. When you're under my power, you have no will. Halloween Coke for short. Accessories ^^ OCT. 20,24,25,26, &31 I entered this country without a passport. 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From G-A Staff Reports committee will present two lectures Metcalf is a professor at the Tuesday, October 31. At noon in Center for Advanced Study at the Biology 218, Dr. Robert L. Metcalf University of Illinois in Urbana. —The GSC Council of the will discuss "Plant Kairomones and Teachers of English will have a Insect Pest Control." DOOR PRIZES bake sale downstairs in the Carroll —The French Club will show At 8 PM in the Conference Cen- 5- PIECE DRUM SET Building Monday, October 30, from ter, Metcalf will give the 11th an- a foreign film Wednesday, Novem- For More Information Contact: 8:45 AM to 1 PM. nual Joseph LeConte Lecture. The ber 1, in Room 166 of the South Deloach's Music ZILDJAN Tour Jacket topic of his speech will be "Plants, Building at 7 PM. Admission is free. T-Shirts, Stick Bags The movie will be in French with 254 n. Side Drive East Statesboro —The Department of Biology Chemicals, Insects: Aspects of Co- And More and the Campus Life Enrichment evolution." English subtitles. (912) 764-2527 Friday, October 27,1989 George-Anne Since 1927, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Clint Rushing Sandy Hanberry Why do nuclear weapons exist? Editor News Editor Those questions may sound would eliminate 98 percent of all The big bang-took and shook the pretty general, but consideringhow U.S. chemical weaponry provided world muv.li I really know about nuclear Shot down the rising sun all 40 nations sign a treaty banning Al Allnoch Stacy Graham warfare, they're legitimate. All I chemical weapons. Now we're talk- The end was begun- it would hit Managing Editor Business Manager From The ing! Lance Nizinski everyone know is that manuit.cturing nu- Advertising Manager When the chain reaction was done clear arms seems to be a lost cause Modern mass media is con- The big shots-try to hold it back Editor's Desk for any nation. I mean, why should stantly reminding the public of a nation spend so much of its de- summits between super power na- Fools try to wish it away Clint Rushing Gramm-Ruddman act The hopeful depend on a world fense budget on nuclear weapons tions, arms talks, nuclear disarma- without end when it only takes a few to destroy ment, and dofense spending. But Whatever the hopeless may say the world? And one of those nations what does all of this really mean? not worth paper it's on warfare, which resulted in the de- most guilty of such apparent stu- Who cares about a president's deci- The Gramm-Ruddman Balanced Budget Amendment Imagine a place where it all began struction of hundreds of thousands pidity is, of course, the United sion to stop building one type of went into effect last Tuesday, October 17. As a result of this They gathered from across the land of lives of the innocent people of States. missile in order to build another one amendment, the Federal Government will cut an estimated To work in the secrecy of the desert Hiroshima and Nagasaki. President Bush addressed the even more capable of destruction? 16.9 billion dollars from its annual budget. sand "Little Boy" and "Fat Man," as General Assembly of the United And who really cares how the pre- they were called, proved the adage The cut will affect the likelihood of students gaining All of the brightest boys- To play Nations in September and came mier of another great nation feels told that man will eventually de- away with a very melodramatic about nuclear weaponry? guaranteed student loans, and thereby the ability of some with the biggest toys More than they bargained for stroy his own world. Designed by performance stating to the assem- Should our world's potential students to finance their education. scientists with one intention, the bly, "For the sake of mankind, we destiny rest on the laurels of two The balanced budget amendment was deemed necessary Imagine a man when it all began first two atomic bombs were a com- must halt and reverse this threat," men? Nuclear weapons are simply in order to curb the perpetually growing federal deficit of the The pilot of'Enola Gay" flying out of plete success, if that's what one referring to the widespread produc- not necessary, and the majority of 70s and 80s. By the early 80s, it was clear that something a shock wave wants to call them. tion of chemical weapons. It ap- the common men and women agree When I hear the words "nuclear must be done. On that August day- all the powers pears as though our president con- on this. warfare," I make an attempt at fused drama with substance in this I wonder if these men ever Our President at the time implemented a system now that be And the course of history understanding their importance. A case. stopped to imagine what the world known as "Reaganomics". He altered the tax structure re- Would be changed for evermore subject of such magnitude is quite Bush did have an impressive would be like after a nuclear war. ducing the taxes on businesses and the rich with the belief hard for me to understand. I mean, proposal, however; he proposed Television has shown us with mov- that taking less taxes from them would cause the economy to Those haunting words written how much does a nuclear missile that a unilateral U.S. reduction in ies like "The Day After," but would grow and, through various theoretical effects, generate more by Neal Peart exist to music fans cost? And what exactly makes them chemical weapon stockpiles by 80 the ground really be black ash? nuclear? And if it only takes one or percent be enacted provided the Would most of the human race be tax revenue. everywhere as a reminder of one of the most disgraceful and horrifying two of them to destroy a nation, why Soviets do the same. It's nice to cooked by the explosion? Would the When theory did not work out in practice, it was deter- acts of war man has encountered don't countries just build one or know that at least they're trying. survivors perish from radiation mined that something else had to be done. Reagan, deter- since time began: the introduction two, instead of having thousands of Bush went on to recommend a poisoning? Would the skyscrapers mined not to raise taxes because of his campaign promises, of nuclear weaponry and atomic them on hand? What's the point? second phase to his proposal which really be reduced to rubble? Would supported the Gramm-Ruddman Amendment. the wheat and corn fields really be The effects of this amendment will not be felt immediately. charred and blackened, the toils of men and women totally wasted? However, the cuts the balanced budget amendment causes If all this happens after a nu- will soon be affecting the poor and the needy. clear war, don't the world leaders Due to the two party system, neither side wants to be realize this? Why do they continue responsible for cuts in social programs. This causes the to build nuclear arms? It's a ques- Federal Budget to be based on bloated revenue estimates. If tion politicians as well as common laborers debate daily. estimated revenue is high, fewer programs will have to be Why drop a nuclear bomb on cut; therefore the money will go into deficit spending, unless innocent people? To prove a politi- the government finds new sources of revenue or chooses to cal point? I don't think any one shut down for the last month of the Fiscal year. point is worth proving that drasti- Let's get the Federal budget right since there is no reason cally. to cut any more social programs when 13 percent of the Here is an idea: if all the govern- M ment officials and pabulum puking people in America already live below >o poverty level. policy producers of every nation The American Government needs to quit kidding itself (mainly the two first world nations) and re-evaluate the tax structure. Until it does so, it is just have a major discrepancy and come fooling itself and hurting its people. to nuclear blows, why don't we take each set of politicians to a desolate area of the world, like Siberia or the Reader disagrees with- Mojave Desert, and let them slug it out as they see fit, face to face, man to man, ideology to ideology. column about liquor I mean to. sound neither like an Dear Editor, down to claim their recently de- earth loving flower child nor an The article "Liquor: Revenue ceased sons or daughters. overzealous religious fanatic, I am generator needed in . Statesboro," The county government could merely stating that nuclear weap- brought up some journalistically enjoy the shared wealth with all the ons are useless and a waste of insightful reasons for making fines collected from increased ar- money and effort. So what if your Bulloch a "wet" county. I am rests of students that are underage country has 200,000 missiles? dumbfounded as to why no one else and caught in possession or con- What does that make the nation, hasn't thought these same reasons sumption of alcohol by a minor or the master nation? If it only takes previously. Mr. Rushing's conclu- had you forgot, the legal drinking one missile to do damage why does sions are obviously based on thor- age in Georgia is 21. Mr. Rushing, that one even exist? I don't under- ough and thought-provoking re- by the way, what is the percentage stand the theory behind such de- search. Yet he seems tohave left out of students here at GSC that can fense strategy; isn't destroying the a few more "revenue generators," legally buy alcohol? I'm sure that world once enough? besides those he mentioned of in- the influx of revenue from all those creased police protection from in- that can legally buy alcohol will creased DUIs, and taxi or shuttle reap untold fortunes in Bulloch Physical and social bacteria pollute the earth services for drunks that had the County. Maybe they won't raise my As an American, I am involved in blacks were forced to endure. precense to call them. property taxes after these revenues a love-hate relationship with my There is another bacteria con- ^iie reason the Native Ameri- An increase of DUIs could really are realized. country. suming the land that I love, and it is cans were expelled was the simple generate revenues for a few other In closing, Mr. Rushing, your Perhaps the most passionate of the plague of prejudice. All too of- factor of greed: whites wanted the businesses in the area. An increase argument that more jobs would be my sentiments is my ardor for my In Focus... ten, I am faced with another story of land. The injustices of the Japanese of DUIs could lead to an increase of created as a result of the increase of homeland, Georgia. The marshes, a person being killed because of his was caused by Americans' irra- accidents. More cracked up cars, DUIs is irresponsible and that the seashores, kudzu, and red Georgia Laura McAbee race. This is so senseless; it is an tional fears. Slavery was a product more injured, crippled, and people. increase of revenues from students clay are a part of me as surely as the incredible waste for a valuable life of the labor shortage brought on by Just think of the revenues that purchasing alcohol is unreason- color of my eyes and the shape of my to be extinguished for any reason, the whites' belief that it was abso- should generate. Auto body shops able. face. I love the openness and free- hardly be helpful to the environ- but this hurts twice as much be- lutely necessary to farm expensive would make record repairs, hospi- Also, your trivial justification for dom of my country, and I love the ment, but which were most likely cause the loss was a child of igno- plots of land. tals would do record business, and increased DUIs shows that the seri- variety of people who live here. within government regulations. rance. Yes, in spite of these horrible funeral homes could see a substan- ousness of drinking and driving is My love turns to a passionate The Savannah River Plant leaks Less dramatic examples of this things, I love my homeland. As a tial rise in business. lost in you. hate, however, when I am faced toxins into the river; we are assured occur on a daily basis. Often times, result of this love, I have a desire to Then there would be the spin-off When was the last time a friend with such tumors as prejudices, that the toxins are in such mini- people assume because that I am try to purify it in order to preserve revenues. Department stores or family member of yours killed repression, and the destruction of mum amounts that we need not white, I will laugh at the racial and it. I want the lakes and oceans to be would do record business from sell- themselves, or someone else; or was the land that I love. worry. Tell me, is any amount of ethnic jokes. Instead, when I am clean, the plants to grow, and the ing tissues to crying friends loved murdered by some drunk driver? Each time I pick up a newspaper poison acceptable? faced with a slur against Jews, skies to be pollutant free. ones. The hotels and gas stations Think about it. and read about a corporation that is We are also faced with medical blacks, white Catholics, or any I want people to enjoy these would make a killing (pardon the choking the life from our forests, waste washingup on our once beau- other group, I lose any respect that things regardless of their religion, pun) with all the parents driving Will Merrill lakes, rivers, and oceans, I have the tiful seashores, and floating barges I may have had for the person say- color, or sex. I want this so badly urge to scream and cry. Even worse of garbage which no one wants to ing these things. that I will do whatever is in my Staff is the fact that these violations accept. It seems that this is the Racism runs deep in America's power to make it happen. Unfortu- YOLANDA WALLACE FEATURES EDITOR continue while our government "price we must pay" for progression. history. After all, the expulsion of nately, my efforts alone will not MIKE STRONG SPORTS EDITOR knows; often horrendous levels of If this is the case, then progression the Native Americans from Georgia make an earth-shattering differ- TINA HOWARD, JAMES PERDUE COPY EDITORS waste are "well within the govern- comes much too dear. was protected by the President of ence. However, if others become MARTY WILDES, CAROLYN SAMODEN STAFF WRITERS ment regulations." I do not see how we can trade our the United States. And the Japa- aware of these things, and try to live EDDIE COLEMAN, MATT WILLIS, CAROL Only last week I had the dubious earth, our homeland, for a handful nese were arrested and put into in a productive and considerate KLEINGINNA, LIA NEEL, MICHELLE ROSS of nuclear reactors and a set of in- DANIEL HOLUNGSWORTH, PHOTOGRAPHERS pleasure to see a nuclear reactor in American concentration camps manner, then little by little, we can PAT MALONE, MARK PR1ESTER operation. The sky was black and dustrial plants, but that seems to be during World War II. Of course we put an end to the destruction of our DAVID SCOTT STAFF ARTIST gray with emissions which could the choice that this society is mak- also recall the horrible slavery that land and our lives.

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One of Hodges most interesting and "times" the group will sit. swimmer and comb have in mind. creations is the "Instantaneous Hot Their hair wet from the after- Since it is quite shiny in the early Water Heater", chapter 13 of his practice showers, yet still with "the stages, "swimmer's hair" is not so book, which heats the water in the reek of the pool," a phenomenon noticeable. It attracts attention if log cabin. "The advantage of this among GSC swimmers caused by the condition is allowed to progress type of water heater," said Hodges, the skin's complete saturation in unchecked. Layers of chlorine accu- "is that it only heats water when it Hanner Pool's main ingredient, mulate on the hair causing it On is needed so no energy is wasted." Chlorine, they will eat their break- campus with the multitude of other He built a hot tub and swimming fast. Other students eating who students, swimmers do not stand pool using 70 tons of Tennessee overhear their enthusiastic conver- out. They don't have the bulk of stone, which he bought for one dol- sations which make use of a vocabu- football players, nor the height that lar a ton. Of course many other lary soaked with words like "flip- is required of GSC basketball team materials went into making it as ping" and "pulling" would wonder members. well. However Hodges indicates what these people are so excited But with a keen eye and a nose to that a job such as the construction swimming pool, made from Tennessee about. the wind, these dedicated individu- of a hot tub can be done at a fraction Pictured (above), the log cabin that GSC graduate Dave Hodges built, (below) the stone, also built by Hodges, (special photos) Another similarity among these alscan be recognized. If still unsure of its normal cost. "The whole hot people of the pool is a condition that about their identity, ask them their tub (not including the pump liner himselfatacostof$6,640for 1,000 even Head and Shoulders cannot whereabouts at the crack of dawn and heater) cost me less than $100 copies. Last week he received his eliminate. No, we're not talking and they will be glad to tell you. to build", said Hodges book from the printer, culminating about dandruff. What tends to Two years ago, when Hodges had five years of effort. plague our aqua eagles and anyone finished the log cabin swimming Hodges has planned an open else who spends time at "Beautiful A M E R A B E I. G E I. T n pool and the hot tub, he decided to L I X E S 0 L I E V A D E house for those wishing to see his Hanner Pool" is a condition known L A G T 0 M B M E T E S begin work on a book that would tell s log cabin and innovations. It will be as "swimmer's hair." Although both 0 M A 1 IT H R Oi E SHL E A K others how to do what he had done. held from 1-6 on Sunday, October result from long hours in the pool, W I G IV A M S R E L Y E He spent seven months writing the 29 at his log cabin in Reidsville. To "swimmers hair" is worlds apart R M A s A V A X X A II M A M I E T T E R E G 0 book and an additional five months from it's first cousin that afflicts the |u get there, take highway 56 west out A B E T| s X E E " ■ s C 0 w creating illustrations to go along of Reidsville, go past alarge factory, ear. "Swimmer's ear" seems to be R I N S T I R s S E R G E with his instructions. Then he go eight tenths of a mile, and then more common in the general popu- R E T R I E V E C L E 0 spent an additional sixmonths edit- turn left; the log cabin is on the lation than among swimmers. ■E|P E E s II I M M EJR B A S S R A T E D A L E ing and correcting errors in the right. Hodges' book is now on sale at If the hair is not washed occa- |P A L I E X S u R A A X T I book. sionally with a shampoo that con- the GSC book store. N A X X Y A R A T I c 0 X His book completed, Hodges Hodges is "elated to have it (the tains a chlorine removing agent it G E S T E L A P S D Y X E sought a publisher. However, no book) finished". "Prom now on", gets so polluted and stiff with chlo- one was interested enough to give a said Hodges, "I want to limit any rine that it turns unruly and has Puzzle solution first time writer a chance. After projects I undertake to one week, complete disregard of what the from page 6 failing to find a publisher he de- unless I decide one day to build a cided to have the book published plane." FUN SHIRTS l\ continued from page 1 ONA/IlT III ill |Q continued from page 3 Statesboro Mall ducted as a charter member of The and record holder who is currently only twelve swimmers and three person must contribute, everyone Phoenix, a group of Georgia PRSA Assistant Athletic Director while divers. "The girls success depends must fill their role on the team to be Chapter members recognized by holding the women's swimming on how fast they mature. Every successful," said Farmer. LL YOUR SCREEN their peers as "Senior Counselors." head coaching position. She held many volunteer posi- The women's team is led by Golf continued from page 2 3 NEEDS ... 764-2226 Jackie Davis who is also an experi- tions on committees, such as the Briefs continued from page American Red Cross, the American enced leader. This years team is Mitch Marchman (48th, 234), Rick Heart Association, the Atlanta smaller than last years team with Bash (73rd, 243) and Jimmy Stobs Cut and Save $2.00 Chamber of Commerce and the (89th, 253). "Overall, we played sort logical statements. Wengert said Dekalb County Chamber of Com- of a mediocre tournament," Gordin the program cuts the amount of on next purchase of said, " but we had some key wins time needed to assess formulas. merce. continued from page 3 Sisters over teams in our district." Barbara provides exercises in Gordin said that the experience syllogistic reasoning, in which two GSU of playing in a field as strong as last statements or premises are given, continued from page 3 T-Shirt, Tank or Sweat Shirt Man the "black sorority idea." This idea weekend's should help his team in and the student devises a logical has filled a compelling need and future tournaments. "I feel like we conclusion. The program was com- fast, die young, and pretty girls will gained such wide currency among can compete against some, of the pleted last spring. cry at your funeral." college-educated women that is has best teams in the country now." Wengert thinks the IBM-com- Congratulations New In that case, Pat Brady just become a full-fledged social move- The Eagles next action will be at patible programs will help student might have all of GSC crying, my- ment and will continue to attract the Southern Intercollegiate in begin to use logic as a problem- GREEK PLEDGE CLASSES self included. committed women. Athens, Nov. 10-12. solving tool that's applicable to all areas of philosophy.

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