Bars Now Close Earlier in Jacksonville DENVER, COLORADO on by Buffy Smith According to Thompson, the City Council Tainer Law and the Fine for This Is $120.50

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Bars now close earlier in Jacksonville DENVER, COLORADO On by Buffy Smith According to Thompson, the city council tainer law and the fine for this is $120.50. Thompson cited an example of a minor who Mondays, June 2, a Colorado jury found News writer has decided to try to change the city's image. Oklahome City bombing suspect Timothy The council is tired of Jacksonville's reputa- was recently arrested for staggering down This Fall, the Jacksonville Police McVeigh guilty of murder and conspriacy, tion as a "drunk town." Since a main state the street with an opened beer in her hand. Department is enforcing traffic laws and and recommended that he receive the highway runs through town, it doesn't look She was fined $120.50 for violating the open intoxication laws. good to have intoxicated people pouring out container law, and $170.50 for being a minor death penalty. Motorists should watch their McVeigh was arrested on April 19, of bars, into the streets at 6:00 and 8:00 in in the possession of alcohol. This could speedometers more closely while driving 1995, only hours after a 4800-pound truck the morning. Therefore, all bars must now quickly eat away your college fund. through downtown Jacksonville. The mayor bomb exploded at the Alfred P. Murrah be closed every night by Zam. There are about 340 DUIs in Jacksonville and city council has given $5,800 to the The city has also raised fines and court every year. The penalty is a $600 fine, a 90 Building in Oklahoma City. The explosion Jacksonville Police Department to be used killed 168 people and injured 500. U.S. costs for the first time in 15 years. Effective day loss minimum of driver's license, and in putting off-duty cops back on the streets. District Judge Richard Matsch formally August 1, public intoxication charges raised completion of DUI school. According to "We're putting the folks where the problems sentenced McVeigh to death by lethal from $86.00 to $170.50. The extra revenue Alabama's zero-tolerance law, the first time are," says Police Chief Thomas Thompson. injection on Thursday, August 14, . When earned from this increase will be used to pur- a minor is caught driving under the influ- These officers will be monitoring the prob- chase a computer system for the jail. ence, they are arrested and their license is allowed to speak before receiving his sen- lem areas of Jacksonville: Pelham Road, tece, McVeigh quoted the late Supreme "There's no law [against] being drunk, it's revoked for 30 days. The second time, they Mountain Avenue, and the city square. Court Justice Louis Brandeis. "Our gov- where your drunk," laughed Chief are arrested and treated as an adult. The 16-week program began on Thompson. It is legal to drink alcohol on "A lot of drinking goes on," says Chief ernment is the omnipotent teacher for Tuesday, August 19. There will be 24-extra good or ill," he said. "It teaches people by your own lawn, as long as you're not on pub- Thompson, "If you've got to drink, have a hours of patrol per week which create 3 addi- its example." lic right-of-way: the sidewalks, streets, or on designated driver and when you leave a bar tional day shifts and 1 extra evening shift. any public property. It is also illegal to drink or party, leave [the] drink in there. Don't The trial date for Terry Nichols, who Two more night shifts have also been added authorities believe was also involved in any alcoholic beverage or be in possession of take itinto the road." to accommodate Jacksonville's "party the bombing conspiracy, is set for any open container of alcohol on public nights;" Thursday and Saturday. See Bar page 7 September 19. property. This violates the state open con-

MIAMI. FLORIDA On Thursday, I August 7, a DC-8 cargo plane crashed into IHacker seeks VISA numbers in JSU email a warehouse distrlct just after taking off from Miam1 International Airport. The bv Scott Hovkin crash killed five people Fine Air Flight 1Olwas carrylng over 40 tons of denim to the Dominican Republic "On August 15 the invasion commenced at W~tnessessay the plane flew almost 12:45 a.m. and terminated about 4:35 a.m.," stra~ghtup Into the sky, veered sharply to says Don Walter, a consultant/programmer the r~ght,and then fell It smashed through for Academic Computing Servlces at JSU. a fence, skidded across busy 72nd Avenue, For slightly less than four hours, a hacker slammed into several cars In the stnp mall played with the JSU network, defacing the parking lot, settlng them ablaze, and final- JSU homepage with the words "owned" and ly stopped In front of a row of businesses her signature, as well as used a search pro- Three pedestrians and a motorist who lost gram on students email messages, looking control of her car were taken to the hospl- for key words such as password, credit, visa. tal with minor Injuries The four people on According to Walter, each of these searches the plane were k~lledWorkers later found took anywhere from ten to fifteen minutes. a body in a demol~shedcar The hacker did not perform these searches on Authorities say a heavy cargo load or a the faculty server. , shift in the cargo could have caused the According to Walter, the hacker was look- 1 crash. Finbe Air representatives say the ing for messages from Internet sites confirm- Currently, the only zilay to Telnet onto JSU sewers to check your Frrtz Fotov~ch cargo was securely locked In place, and it ing on-line purchase orders. "I didn't see any email is ifyou are in an on-campus lab. routinely sh~pscargo In that fash~on. to be gotten," says Walter, "I did the same not to ever go back to the old one. "The Ing down the hacker. They have already However, the plane was carrying four search he did and didn't turn up anything." encrypted form of password was compro- tracked her back to a New Jersey Internet thousand pounds more than the maxlmum The hole in the security developed when mised," says Walter, "not that they broke provider. The UPD has been called, but weight for cargo on a DC-8 freighter, and the new Silicon Graphics machines donated them [the encrypted passwords] but they nothing has been made official. "Well, they Flne Air would not comment on the cargo to JSU were being installed. .4ccording to could get to them." couldn't decide what laws had been broken," load Fine Air Serv~cesis the largest air Walter, new Silicon Graphics machines have Randy Harper, Executive Director Data says Walter. cargo camer servlng Miam. However, the accounts built in without passwords. Systems management Division at JSU, says The only thing that Computer Serv~ces company has had ~tsshare of problems "Hackers know this, and as soon as they see they have "a better Idea of what to look for could suggest for students to do to help pro- lncludlng a $30 thousand fine by the a new Silicon Graphics machine go up, they when dolng a new install" when dealking tect themselves is to report any strange hap- Federal Avlat~onAdministration three go diving for it." wlth security. penings, and change their password regular- years ago for lmproper documentat~onof Because of the break-in, Academic Walter and Sean Ponder, Manager of fllght tralnlng. Computer Services plans to force students to > -< Academ~cComputer Services, are stil! track- See Hacker page 7 - " 1 change &heir,passwords, and encourage km;L *.%?&L&&&.*,s&-<.# '.. A .-* *+. ,-'--*'"- *. ,-" 7&"*-,'.'bw* *'-.?da?'*'> 4-4T.*.

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The rover returned 1 2 glga- representation of the Martian sur- returned from a successful 12-day chance of ground fog delayed "Scientists also learned bits of information which measures face. Among the new discoveries mission on Tuesday, August 19. Discovery's landing which was that temperatures fluctu- about the size of a typical novel. It was a rock containing high amounts The six-astronaut crew believes it originally scheduled for Monday, made over 100 movements, traveled of silica, a mineral found in various achieved 100 percent or better of August 18; nevertheless, the shuttle ate greatly on Mars, over 50 meters, and sent back more forms on Earth. the mission's goals. landed safely at Kennedy Space sometimes 20 degrees in than 350 images of the Martian sur- Scientists also learned that tem- Discovery left Kennedy Space Center one day later. a matter of seconds. II face peratures fluctuate greatly on Mars, Center on Thursday, August 7, with Originally, the Pathfinder mlsslon sometimes 20 degrees in a matter of as many as 24 payloads. One of the WASHINGTON United Parcel was to last only 30 days, and the seconds. Scientists say they will main objectives of the mission was Service began business as usual on rover's power supply was expected continue exploring Mars as long as the release and retrieval of an August 20 after a 15-day strike by officially accepted. Representatives to run out in roughly one week. the rover's power holds out. atmospheric research satellite. the Teamsters Union which virtual- say that process could take up to a The satellite took measurements IY paralyzed the month. However, some Teamsters Tu~~ulosisRising in the U,S, of atmospheric gases and tempera- One reasons for the strike was started back to work as early as tures scientist on Earth stud- wages for part-time workers. Wednesday, August 20. ied the same portions of the atmos- According to the Teamsters, 57 per- Before the strike, UPS carried 80 phere with weather balloons. 38 cent of UPS workers are part-time percent of the parcel traffic. Now, science teams from 15 compared to the national average of UPS says that it has lost at least five in the gathering of data 20 percent. Ten thousand of those percent of its customers and $600 which will help them better under- workers put in 35 or more hours per million because of the strike, and as stand ozone depletion. week without getting paid full-time many as 15,000 jobs could be lost. The crew also grew colon cancer wages which are almost double the cells for medical research and part-time. PASADENA, CALIFORNIA experimented with equipment, UPS had said it would create one Scientists hailed this summer's including a vision system and a thousand full-time jobs from part- Mars Pathfinder mission as a 100 robotic am, which may be used on time over the next five years. percent success, saying that it Another reason for the strike was a achieved all of its major goals and Last year, new TB cases in the U.S. rose to a rate of 10.4 cases proposal by UPS to raise its delivered double the amount of data per 100,000 people. The American Lung Association@is fighting "Before the strike, UPS employee benefits by 50 percent expected. TB through public and professional education and advocacy. carried 80 percent of the and cut its contribution to the Pathfinder landed on Mars on Source: Centers for Disease Control, Division of Tuberculosis Control. Teamsters' multi-employer pension t parcel trafic. Now, UPS fund. Says that it has lost at The pension fund assures that Teamster members who work for least five percent of smaller employers receive a pen- customers and $600 mil- sion as well as those working for All students are invited to lion because of the strike, Iarger companies such as UPS. After days of negotiations, the and as many as 15,000 Teamsters aand UPS reached a ten- jobs could be lost." tative five-year agreement on Tuesday, August 19. The agree- the future international space sta- ment included an increase in the tion. base wages for part-time and full- Mission Control grew anxious on time workers. It also will create ten Tuesday, August 12 when the thousand full-time jobs from part- atmospheric research satellite came time over the next five Years. within less than two miles of a 500- Also, UPS will continue con- pound abandoned rocket *notor tributing to the Teamsters' iiluiti-

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BCM offers students a place to belong, an outlet for service and a means to Christian yowth. Come find where you fit in. THE CHANTICLEER SEPTEMBER 4,1997 PAGE 7 boycott from page 2 Hacker from page 1 to encourage each student to make ly. "The best password is to do a his or her own decision. The BCM phrase," says Walter, "then use the helps students to explore what the first letter of each word then boycott means and then allows maybe append a number at the them to decide for themselves what end." It's against the law. So if Harper says that they are looking you don't want a ticket, buckle up. their belief is. "Sometimes that's Or, you could become broke our purpose, to help students make into upgrading the Novel1 software in more ways than one. a faith stance, but not instructing from version 4.1 to version 4.1 1, them as to what their faith stance is which would cover a lot of securi- supposed to be," says Gary ty problems. Harper says that the Brittian, Campus Minister. "For us software is currently too expensive to stand dogmatically one way or for the university to buy, but that the other means that we would once it comes down in price, they 1 probably drive away half the stu- plan on to "take it a server at a dents with either stance." The time." Currently, for every 250 BCM's goal is to reach out to stu- users per server, the cost range is dents and accept them no matter anywhere from $75,00 to $80,000. which position they may take. Please give blood. The BCM invites everyone to become a part of their ministry. It Call 1-800 GIVE LIFE is located at the intersection of Highways 21 and 204 between Martin Hall and Brewer Hall. Celebration services are held every Tuesday night at 8 p.m. Bar from page 1 There are 20 cops on SOME OF OUR SUPPLY INC Jacksonville's police force. These few officers have to police a popu- STUDENTS ARE lation of 11,000 citizens, plus STAR PUPILS. Singlepiece construction and a waterproof Gore-Tex' Stormsock@ DARTSeACCESSORIES 8,000 JSU students. They also liner makes the VasquemNewbrier one of the most comfortable *BACKPACKING*KAYAKS have a 3 mile jurisdiction involv- From 90210 to your zip code, a boots on the trail. hdwith support and protection like our ing 3,500 people. The 18-24 age Motorcycle Ridercourse can make tempered steel shank and 2.4mm NuBuk leather, you can hike with 205-543-7833 confidence, no matter what sticks and stones lie in your path. group involves the majority of you a better and safer rider-like 414 Chestnut Street lGadsden Jacksonville's police attention. Brian Austin Green of Fox T.V.'s "We work with the students any Beverly Hilk;, 90210. So call 1-800447-4700today to be- way we can," says Thompson. come the star of your class. "Having everyone back on campus is fun, we look forward to it every Fall, it just gets hectic." MOTORCYCLE SAFETY FOUNDAn~0

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Shannon Fagan Tim Lockette T.V. or no TV? That is the question Go drive your car for the enviroment's sake Jacksonville State versus Troy vision seemed dead for the game I'm about to ask you to do es. They held their meeting at shouldn't be encouraging people State: without a doubt, this is one because of an NBA game. something for the environment. the Borden Springs Volunteer to do something for the environ- of the state's great rivalries. Now An NBA game? At the most Don't worry - it's something Fire Department. Borden Springs ment, because I'm no great imagine if this classic match-up important time of the football sea- simple, something you do every firemen wear red helmets with believer in the environment. I'm were televised. That is what Fox son? Some teams are striving for day, something no environmen- their surnames printed across the a Calhoun Countian, and I Sports South had in mind when it post-season in their final games talist would ever ask of you. front in black-and-gold stick-on believe in progress. If you have contacted both universities over of the regular season. I have I want you to get in your car, mailbox letters: that's the kind of to cut down trees to get the stuff the summer. The only catch was nothing against basketball, but and drive. folks you have in Borden you need to live, then cut down moving the game from its original ask yourself this question: What Drive up to Cleburne County, Springs. the trees. People like me are the date-November 22-to sport is more important at that and see what a real forest looks dOxceptforsome ducks, some ones you ought to thank for the Thursday, November 20. point of the year? Basketball is like. A real forest is more than a post-industrial paradise you see I know that you don't associate just beginning while football is few pines standing together in frogs; some and a few before you. Still, I can't figure football with a Thursday night, winding down. rows. When a lot of trees live daredevil teenage skinny-dip- out why anyone really needs but consider the following. The Last February, Fox Sports South together for hundreds of years, pers, almost no one will be gold, unless they want to melt it they develop qualities no single down into a calf-god or some- game was origi- experimented affected-- by the toxic crud from ;ally scheduled with Jacksonville tree can ever possess. this mine. Unless there's a thing. "The network forgot tostate on televi- A real forest has a pleasing Cleburne Countians don't for the same dav flood or something." as the Iron ~owi.check its calendar, sion. They tele- smell, sharp as any foul odor you believe in economic progress the It would bewhich revealed a priorvised(LIVE) the can think of. There's an aura of way we Calhoun Countians do. unfortunate for a Jacksonville coolness around a real forest. A The folks in Borden Springs They're proud of the fact that game like JaxC 0 m m i t m e n t . State and mass of trees can filter out the say that this proposed gold mine Cleburne County is the least State and Troy Suddenly, Samford men's harsh sound of machines, while is a strip mine. In the interest of developed county in Alabama. I *. live televi- State to take a basketball game. magnifying the human voice. fairness, I have to disagree. A must admit that they don't seem back seat to sion seemed dead forPete Mathews You can talk to your gods any- strip mine is a massive ugly pit, to be any poorer than folks in Alabama and the game because of an coliseum was where, but only in a forest can like Dante's Inferno, built in the progress-minded Calhoun you be sure they'll hear you. In Nineteenth Century. Fat rail- County - and they live across A" bu rn.~~~game.77 jam-packed with Television and fans and the the forest, your God is your baron types stand at the edge of a the dinner table from God. national expo- game came down father, no farther away than the strip mine, smoking cigars with I don't care about the environ- sure sweeten the pot for two to the final buzzer. width of a dinner table. their hands on their lapels, and ment as much as I care about teams not normally shown to a I think that a game like this, We used to have real forests adjusting their bolo ties. What democracy, and that's why I'm large audience. atmosphere and all, would make here in Calhoun County. For a they're proposing in Cleburne against the gold mine on This could mean a great deal to Fox Sports South want to contin- long time, I had forgotten what County is a surface mine - a Terrapin Creek. Demographers universities such as Jacksonville ue televising JSU sporting events forests are like - but last week I Twenty-First Century operation. say that sophisticated, progress- State. live! went up to a place called Borden A surface mine isn't necessarily minded college students don't After a lot of debate, the issue At this point, it is anybody's Springs to cover a story for the huge - it grows until it stops really care about democracy. We seemed to be settled. Both guess as to whether or not the newspaper. sh0wing.a profit, and then clos- know that the President is proba- schools agreed to play the game game will be shown. There is Here's the story: a bunch of es. A surface mine is not owned bly on the take, and we're too - on November 20 with the under- some talk about the - game being- people out in Borden Springs are by rail barons it's probably smart to think that our votes standing that the game was going shown to a few local Alabama mad because someone is plan- owned by trim CEO-types, non- mean anything. to be televised live on Fox Sports stations. Will it be live? Will it ning to start a gold mine near smokers in Italian suits. At least, News of the failure of democ- South. All seemed well, but it be on tape-delay? Terrapin Creek. They're not one would assume so: just who racy has yet to filter down to the seems like someone at Fox Sports One thing is certain. Despite "environmental types," these really owns this mining opera- "ignorant rednecks" of Cleburne South goofed. this frustrating and disappointing folks - they're no bunch of tion is one of the great mysteries County. They still believe that The network forgot to check its situation, the Jacksonville State long-haired neo-pagans. They're of the gold mine fight. they can make a go of this "gov- calendar, which revealed a prior and Troy State will be played Cleburne Countians in feed-store The Cleburne County gold ernment by the people" thing. commitment. Suddenly, live tele- (with or without T.V.). caps, proud grandmothers with miners plan to dig up truckloads They think they can kick big baby-puke stains on their blous- of dirt, and sift a few ounces of business out of their community, gold out of each ton. Unlike a and continue to live across the strip mine, a surface mine is a dinner table from God. "closed system." The tailings Take a drive through the reall from the mine - mercury and forests of Cleburne County, andl lead and so forth - are poured you might decide to live at God's into holding ponds with some dinner table yourself. That's all I sort of impermeable lining. It's a ask. Take a drive, and think closed system: except for some about it. ducks, some frogs, some dogs, After you've thought, you can and a few daredevil teenage call the Sierra Club at (205)-322- skinny-dippers, almost no one 6395 and ask them what you can will be affected by the toxic crud do to save Terrapin Creek. Or from this mine. Unless there's a you can talk to Rufus Kinney or flood or something. Suzanne Marshall in Stone I should mention at this point Center, and ask them the same. that I am no environmentalist. I Cdkso Pr- G*.CNE. .re primed on w.xmi.Unl -and are reail* to clip out and -1- up. Hal- are vr- 85 liner lo mc inch. I THE CHANTICLEER SEPTEMBER 4,1997 PAGE 9

TTERS TO THE E.DITOR What did you find most shock- Dear Editor, ing about Lady Di's tragic end? Phi Mu Alpha Professional Fraternity for Men in Music has not at any point sponsored a func- --Compiled by Frtiz Fotovich tion where alcohol was made availiable to anyone. This includes, but is not exclusive to, minors. Furthermore, the party in questions on the night of Thursday, August 21 was not a function of Phi Mu Alpha. Phi Mu Alpha merely provided a location for the "Southerner's Party." This is a party held anually by those participating in Jacksonville State University's "She was only trying to escape the "Marching Southerners." All brothers involved with the party in question were involved either papperaui. " as a member of the Marching Southerners or were fulfilling custodial and house management duties. Brothers accounted for approximately 20 of the 350 people present at the party. No Wil Krol brother involved aided a minor in the aquisition of alcohol. This is in keeping with fraternity policy. Futhermore, in fulfillment of our legal responsibilities in hosting this party, no distrib- ution of alcohol by those participating in this function was allowed on our premises.

Ryan Fitchpatrick, President of the Epsilon Nu Chapter of Phi Mu Alpha "I really don't care. I wish the media would leave her alone."

Craig Jackson

"She was a woman the world respected, cherished arzd honored. I know that I, as well as the world, wlll morn in her loss "

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"I thznk she was n great role tnoclel (lnll could have (lccotn- pllshrd ~nuchmore In her llfe- trine "

Kim Curtis

"That the car she war in was made in Germany - she bezng British royalty and all."

John Robinson

"They blew it up too much. They didn't do other prominent figures like this, such as Betty Shabazz and others. Let S stop the bias- es. Anika Weed

"The whole thing." *The Chatltlcleer reserves the rlght to refuse publication of any submission *Deadline for submlss~ons1s noon Monday, before deslred publlcatlon Angela Barnes PAGE 10 SEPTEMBER 4,1997 THE CHANTICLEER Relief felt at end of UPS strike r7l

Colleee Press Services ~c~raw-HIIIH~gher Educat~on es open at many co~~egehand uni- WHEN YOU CAN'T BREATHE, " ------~- / / and International Thomson versities," said Garis Distelhorst, Northwestern Publishing- which allows NACS' NACS' staff chief executive. I NOTHING ELSE MAnERSB I sophomore Dens Eben one of member stores to copy materials Barnes & Noble College many students relieved that the from their textbooks, Bookstores, Inc., whlch o~erates Teamsters strike against the The NACS, at assoclat~onof 350 campus bookstores 'ln the For information about lung disease I United Parcel Service to about 3,00 retall stores that sells Un~tedStates and Canada, also be ~n ~tsfinal days pr~nc~pallyto students, sa~dthe responded to the strike by using such as asthma, tuberculosis, and emphysema, she not have to agreement will end two weeks alternat~vefreight companies l~ke contact YOU l0dLung Assoc~~~~o~ choose which clothes and doim after the does. A~rborneExpress, FedEx, and the essentials to bring with her to "Even though., the str~kemav be Postal Serv~ce. school, and which she would ending, we feel these agreements "Fortunately, we're in good have to wait to get when her Par- will st111 prove to be critical since shape," said Chief Executive AMERICAN LUNG ASSOClATlONo ents come to visit in late October. the str~ke'seffects will certainly Off~cerAlan Kahn. "The stores Eben said that since she thinks be felt strongly over the next are receiving shipments of text- the US Postal Service does not couple of weeks when full class- books, and our alternat~ve offer enough insurance on pack- ages and that Federal Express is ) I expensive UPS IS her only sh~p- ping optlon "It would have been a b~g Inconvenience [~fthe str~kecon- tinued]," sa~dEben, who l~vesIn West Orange, NJ "Wh~le I understand the union's posltion ~t was d~rectlyaffecting me so i was k~ndof apprehens~veabout the whole situation " However, many college bookstores st111 are scrambling to stock the shelves in tlme for classes Even though a tentative settlement was reached '~uesda~ night (Aug 18) between the Teamsters union and Un~ted Parcel Serv~ce,there IS l~kelyto be a backlog of textbook sh~p- ments golng to college bookstores for the openlng of classes. For example, even though the

"While I understand the union S position.. . it was directly afecting me so I was kind of apprehensive about the whole situation. (( RUSH --Dena Eben

Illinois Institute of Technology's bookstore made arrangements with alternative sh~ppersas early as July 24 in anticipat~onof the strike, books that professors ordered late or that are needed for newly added courses have SIGMA been delayed or are coming in slowly. The shipments may not arrive by the time school starts Monday. "The major problem is not that they are stuck in UPS centers, but that other shippers have been PHI overburdened and have not been able to provide the~rregular lev- els of service," sa~dSuzanne Boose, the bookstore's manager. To help alleviate these problems, the National Assoc~at~onof College Stores (NACS) has slgned an agreement w~thtwo major textbook publishers, SEPTEMBER 8TH - IITH THE CHANTICLEER SEPTEMBER 4,1997 PAGE 11 Welcome Back Students! For All Your Printing Needs Visit

-- Jacksonville Shopping Center 612 Pelham Road, S Jacksonville, A1 Phone: 435-7003 Fax: 435-7064 The Chanticleer September 4, 1997 And now aword from your editor.... Hello. short stones. As soon as we Yes, we will have music stuff will be in the mix. and web reviews. If you have a I'm Chris Colvard, perpetual can get the technology going, reviews, but I hope to encom- I'm also designing a new col- website worth reviewing, e- senior and new features editor we will publish student artwork pass a broad spectrum of taste. umn for the paper dealing sole- mail us at newspaper @ student- for the Chanticleer. as well. From rock and pop to rhythm ly with the fraternity and soror- mail.jsu.edu or e-mail me direct My main mission for this Every so often, we will run and blues to country and west- ity life on campus. All of you at Jovius @msn.com. paper is to make it a true stu- profiles on your favorite teach- em, we'll do it all. The last involved in the Greek system, Okay, that's all I have to say dent's paper, emphasis on stu- ers and classmates. If you have thing I want to do is pigeonhole let me know what going on. right now. Thank you for your dent. a suggestion who we can pro- us as a college-rock only paper. One of my main loves, and time. I hope to make this paper I want to make sure everyone file, give me a call at 782-5701 We will also include news one of the hottest trends the students wouldn't mind has a voice through this section. and we'll see if it can be done. about the fine arts on campus. around, is the computer. Every reading once in a while. Once a month, we will run After all, I don't want to invade Theatre, art, chamber music - other week, we'll include com- Besides, the barbs of "Can't- student-written poetry and anyone's privacy. all that so-called high brow puter news, game previews, Be-Clear" are getting old. Ain't no time for the Summertime Blues by Chris Colvard sighting in Roswell, New Comics Rule the Silver experience under their belt Features Editor Mexico. Screen And speaking of make a big splash in the Reports of an actual landing extraterrestrials (don't you United States. They are One thing you can say of an extraterrestrial craft love the way this segues), the Boyzone. about this summer, it was far have permeated the medla movie "Men In Black" These three groups started a from boring. since that time. From this. became, arguably, the top new wave of mobs of teeny- rumors of Area 5 1, Hanger grossing film of the summer, boppers, fanzines, and web- Long Live The King This 18, and other clandestine mil- beating out the obvious con- sites aplenty. Their CDs sold summer marked the twentieth itary bases have become tender "Jurassic Park: The out as fast as they hit the anniversary of the passing of urban legend. Lost World." stands. the kmg of rock and roll, And what did we do to com- "Men In Black" is based on Their popularity is growing Elvis Presley. From memorate? Along with the comic book of the same Despite lackluster reviews, by leaps and bounds through Memphis truck driver to Las numerous conventions and name, helping to usher in the "Batman & Robin" man- the summer. Who knows Vegas icon, the memory of parties, NASA topped them trend of comic book-to-movie aged to rake in a sizeable when this trend will die Presley will live with us all. that was a part of this sum- down? all by sending the Pathfinder chmk at t he box ofice. And not just the memory, if probe to Mars to scope out the mer's blockbuster season. Maybe when their voices you believe the tabloids. planet. There was "Spawn," the start changing. Remember a hot music story belongs to the His death was commemo- Maybe the truth really is out gritty story of a soul from group called Menudo? sprouting of new boy groups rated by the usual biography there. Hell exacting revenge from a Legends Passing I hate to hitting the country. specials, movie marathons, previous life, "George of the end this on a sad note, but it It started innocently and video tributes. What Jungle," the legendary ani- needs to be done. Two movie enough. A trio of brothers makes this special is the re- mated jungle lord (Brendan legends passed away this from Oklahoma record an release of his theatrical Frasier) brought to summer, Jimmy Stewart and album of bubble-gum music. releases on film, ranging from life,\"Steel," the armor-clad Robert Mitchum. The album was "Middle of his first film "Love Me black superman (Shaquille Jimmy Stewart played a Nowhere." The brothers' Tender" to his critically- O'Neal), and of course, the range of characters through name was Hanson. acclaimed concert in Hawaii. star-studded "Batman And his career, but he will always At the same time, a group of Also, as a result, Elvis sight- Robin." be remembered for his roles five boys were starting a ing~and conspiracies hit an How will the movie moguls of the everyman who can media blitz to usher in their all-time high. top this summer in the years accentuate the positive. From debut album. They chose the Look, Up In The Sky... The brother trio Hamon to come? I got a feeling they Elwood Dowd in "Harvey" to name The Backstreet Boys. And speaking of anniver- will find a way. George Bailey in "It's A took the country by storm Meanwhile, in the United saries and conspiracies, this with tunes like "Mmmbop" The Boys In The Bands year was the fiftieth anniver- Kingdom, another young See Summertime page 15 ..&*A*-m...... - .-.-,* Forget the Spice Girls. 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by Thomas Webb Prince Andrew. Ferguson has used Diana enthralled the world from Hounded by the paparazzi (photog- a foreign land, far from her beloved the moment she stepped into the raphers who follow celebrities to sons. The photographers who Features Writer her notoriety to hawk products, whereas Diana has used her high spotlight, using the media to her get pictures to sell to tabloids), who chased her, some of whom contin- When Lady Diana Spencer, profile to promote plans to improve advantage when she could, and had hoped to get a candid photo of ued snapping photos until police being used by it when she wasn't and her new flame, Dodi arrived, were already being rounded daughter of the Earl of Spencer, the plight of millions. Her most Diana, careful. It was this love-hate rela- up. And the millions who had loved accepted Prince Charles marriage recent effort was to help rally peo- Fayed, heir to the Harrod's and followed Diana were plunged! proposal, she was elevated from ple to the cause of an international tionship that ultimately was Diana's Department Store fortune. Diana undoing. The same papers that and Dodi's highly-intoxicated into mourning over the too-sudden aspiring teacher to aspiring queen. treaty to ban land mines. dubbed her "The Queen of Hearts" death of a young princess who By the time she died in a tragic auto Showing dignity in the wake of chauffeur crashed into a concrete also stalked her wherever she went, divider in Paris' Pont de ]'Alma seemed to finally be finding happi- accident in Paris, the shy girl who her struggle to become independent snapping her every smile, her every tunnel. ness. The House of Windsor, the wed the gawky Charles had been of the House of Windsor and still masses of Englishmen, and indeed replaced by a glamourous, graceful, maintain control of her children, gesture, and her every private Just a few hours later, Diana suc- all the world, felt the loss. and poised woman - the brightest Diana won the world's respect as a moment with their cameras. cumbed to internal injuries, alone in

+ gem In the monarchy's crown. The most beloved royal in the The most beloved royal in world, Diana had come to define the world, Diana had come what the monarchy needed to to define what the monar- become if it was to remain vital. chy needed to become if it She gave the House of Windsor the greatest boost since Victoria was to remain vital. ascended the throne over a century ago. Though banished from the survivor. Now that her death has inner circle of the Royal Family left a void in the Royal Family's after her divorce from Charles, popularity, the future of the monar- Diana remained their most effective chy seems to require that someone One thing you7won't ambassador to the world. step in to replace Diana. The bur- Affectionate and caring, she had an den of this task seems to rest upon aura of old-style glamour that had the shoulders of young Prince long been missing from the monar- William, next in Iine for the throne chy. after his father. Young, handsome, Her methods of dealing with her and charming, Prince William much-publicized divorce from seems to embody all that the British be pay J for term. public admired in Princess Diana, in this Prince Charles set her apart from fellow royal divorcee Sarah and seems to be the one asset left to Ferguson, formerly married to the Windsor's going into the new millenium.

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SPORTS THE CHANTICLEER-SEPTEMBER 4,1997 New Era Dawns for Gamecock Football by Shannon Fagan we are Saturday," Williams said at his The Gamecocks will have road trips to seems to agree with Kirby: "Basically on Sports editor weekly press conference Texas, Loulslana, and Tennessee offense, we have real confidence in our The Gamecocks wlll have their work cut Saturday's game will be Southwest scheme. Our biggest concern is execution. Are you ready for some football? It's out for them this season This year, the Missouri State's second game of the sea- We're going to mix it up. Over the past that time of year once again as the team beglns play in the Southland Football son. They lost their opener to Pittsburg couple of weeks our running game has Gamecocks open their 1997 football sea- League The conference conslsts of eight State 9-8 last week Coach W~lliamsdoes- really produced. We feel pretty confident son this Saturday. They will host the teams, including in-state rival Troy State n't want that score to fool anyone though with our running game at this point. We're Southwest Missouri State Bears. The "Southwest Missouri lost to a good foot- going to keep our opponent guessing." game also marks the head coaching debut The season is finally here and ball team. We know they have a good foot- Defensive coordinator Charles Kelly of Mike Williams. we're going to see where we ball team We also know that Jacksonville expressed concern over his opponent this Williams was hired last December and are Saturday," State is 0-4 against them I've got a lot of week. Kelly says that the Bears are a very has brought about many changes. respect for their team " physical football team. Although new to the head coaching ranks, --Coach Mike Williams Returning for the Gamecocks this season "What worries me most of all from our Williams certainly has experience. At is a famlliar face Quarterback Montressa standpoint is stopping the run up front. Southern Mississippi he coached several Klrby will once again be the starter for the We've got to do some things defensively to positions including running backs, special Jax State played conference teams last year team Kirby says he is anxious to get the counter their size," states Kelly. teams, and defensive backs. Williams has but wasn't eligible for the conference title. season started. After,all is said and done, the Gamecocks added many new faces to the team by If the Gamecocks are going to be suc- "We want to beat up on someone besides should improve their 1-9 record from a recruiting 26 new players since last season. cessful this season, they will have to win a ourselves. I think we're going to have a year ago. The new enthusiasm that Coach He has also changed the look of the number of games on the road. Jacksonville good season. Everyone doesn't seem to Williams brings will motivate and excite Gamecocks by modernizing their helmets. State only has four home games scheduled think so but our team does We're just the Gamecock players. Williams is The new helmets are red with Jacksonville for the year. Those games are against the going to take things one game at a time." delighted with the opportunity he has been State spelled out and the traditional game- Bears on Saturday, McNeese State on Kirby also says that the offense will be given and has made it clear he will give it cock underneath. "I am extremely excited September 27, Nicholls State on October more open and balanced this year his all: "If it doesn't excite you, you about what we are doing. The season is 25, and Southwest Texas on November 15. Offensive coordinator Doug Meacham shouldn't be in it." finally here and we're going to see where Athletic Director decides to leave after 25 years bv Shannon Faean many years of service,"I have no unique rea- His retirement takes effect the last day of son for retiring. I just wanted to retire and September, 1998. Cole will step down as Sports Editor enjoy some leisure time," Cole states. Athletic Director in June of '98 or possibly Jerry Cole, Jacksonville State's current Jacksonville State developed under Cole. earlier if the university finds a replacement. He says he is proud of the level the Athletic Director, announced his retirement Officials plan to conduct a search for a suc- Gamecocks are at and is pleased with the cessor soon. on August 13. He has served the university facilities that have been developed. for nearly 25 years. So what does the future hold for Jerry Under his tenure, the Gamecocks have Cole? He hopes to continue being a part of won numerous titles and championships. "I have no unique reason for retiring. I just the university. " The university has been a The list is impressive to say the least: 37 Gulf wanted to retire and enjoy some leisure time," part of my life since I was 17. I came to South Conference crowns and six NCAA school here and played ball here. I just hope Division I1 national titles. --Athletic Director Jerry Cole to continue to sit in the stands and partici- The Gamecocks are the only school to win pate," Cole says. NCAA Division I1 national titles in the three Cole has certainly been a pioneer in bring- "I'm especially proud of the progress our ing Jacksonville State atletics to where they major sports of football, basketball, and women's teams have made in the last ten are today. He has developed one of the most baseball. Cole also led the Gamecocks into years. I'm mostly proud of the work our stu- well-rounded athletic programs in the cw- the Division I ranks. dents have done over the years," says Cole. try. His accomplishments will not be forgot- hletic Director Iery Cole Ed Hill Cole feels it is time to step aside after his Former Gamecock football star recently honored by Shannon Fagan second season as Davis racked up 51 total tackles and had In 1996, Davis signed as a free-agent Sports Editor a Gamecock with six interceptions in 1989. He was consid- with the Carolina Panthers and with his 23 solo tackles. ered an All-Gulf South Conference candi- help, the team reached the NFC Eric Davis, a former defensive back for In 1988, Davis date. Cahmpionship last year. They lost in the the Gamecocks, was recently selected to led the team in After his playing days ended at title game to the eventual Super Bowl be a member of the All-Time Division I1 Jacksonville State, Davis was drafted by Champion Green Bay Packers. Football Team. He played for the the San Francisco 49ers. He helped them Davis is still their starting left corner- Gamecocks from 1986-1989. go all the way to the Super Bowl in 1995. back and can be found picking off passes As a freshman, Davis had an interception San Francisco defeated the San Diego and making life miserable for opposing and returned six punts for 55 yards in lim- Chargers to give Eric a Super Bowl cham- quarterbacks and wide receivers. ited playing time. He stepped it up in his pionship ring. PAGE 18 SEPTEMBER 4,1997 THE CHANTICLEER

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When: Thursday, September 4th at 4:30 pm Now II Accepting Applications Where: I For All Positions 11 Self Hall, Room 123 THE CHANTICLEER SEPTEMBER 4,1997 PAGE 19 Soccer team wins season opener. made a great goal for us and said Howe. "We should be health- Hot was the word describing the Andrea Poole played well in the ier and more fit by next weeks middle." game." B & L Pawn Shop weather and the Jacksonville State University soccer team, Saturday 400 Pelham Road, N. College Center Jacksonville afternoon. Gill scored the only goal in the JSU will be traveling agaln (Next to McDonald's) The temperature was 96 degrees game with an assist by Amy Saturday, September 6th at 2 p.m. and the Lady Gamecocks defeated Buchanan late in the first half of to take on the Samford Lady the Huntingdon Lady Hawks by a the match. Bulldogs. Samford defeated score of 1-0. Belmont University, this weekend "Our defense was solid throughout 5- 1. 10% OFF PURCHASE WITH STUDENT I.D. THRU OCT. 31,1997 "It's good to start the season with the day and I have been worried a win," Howe said. "Shannon Gill about that aspect of our game," We loan on almost Anything of Value Buying Gold and Diamonds Car Title Loans - You Drive Car OPEN 10-6 Jose Rivera, new head volleyball coach 435-8806 MONDAY - SATURDAY Jose Rivera, after nine seasons of earned a bachelor's degree in ~hvs- College Vollevball Assistant Coach. - . , u being an assistant collegiate volley- ical education at Livingston in 1990 1991-92 Softball Assistant Coach, ball coach, will take over the head and a master's in 1994. 1991-92 Livingston University position at Jacksonville State He has also held assistant coach- Volleyball Interim Head Coach, University this season. He comes ing positions at Emporia State 1992-94 Mississippi State to JSU from Mississippi State, University in Kansas and Francis Unlversity Volleyball Assistant where he was the top assistant Marion College in South Carolina. Coach, 1994-1997 coach under Head Coach Samye "I am very excited and deter- Johnson. mined to improve the volleyball Play~ng "He has the enthusiasm, drive and record," Coach Rivera said. "My High School: Manuela Toro High ambition to move from being an long term goal is to eventually School Baseball, 1981-84 assistant to a head coach," break into the NCAA tournament in Volleyball, 1982 Track, Associate Athletic Director and some capacity." College: Liv~ngston Unlvers~ty Senior Women's Administrator Rivera enjoys playing golf and Baseball, 1987-88. Marilyne Osborne said. "He's competes in beach volleyball. someone who can bring us experi- During the summer months he is an ence at the Division I level. I instructor at several volleyball believe he can take our program up camps throughout the southeast. another level." Rivera, 30, was a three-sport let- Personal terman of' Manuela 'I'oro High Born: January 3 1. 1967 In Caguas, School in Caguas. Puerto Rico. and Puerto Rico. I KEEP I later played baseball at Livingston University (now the University of Coaching Experience I RIGHT I \I _ West Alabama). Whlle at College L~v~ngstonUnlversity Your support keeps l~fesa Livingston. hc got his first taste of Student Asslstant, 1988-89 research in the fast lane. coaching as a student assistant from Emporia State University MmR 1988- 1989 and he has not stepped Volleyball Graduate Assistant, Muscular Dystrophy Association off the court since. 1990- 199 1 Softball Graduate A dean's list scholar. Rivera Assistant, 199 1-9 1 Francis Marion 1-800-572-171 7

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