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Paying Tribute to Those Who Paid the Ultimate Price NEWS by Stephanie Pendergrass Commemoration Consists of Dr THE - - - ille State Uni versity Ever been kissed by cr "kissing rve~~cil"7 See whut rf k all ahorit. 8 I Details OIL April 5, 2001 www.jsu.edu/chanticleer Volume 49, Issue 25 j page 10 L&..----- T---- r-^I----m --.;,i WORLD Paying tribute to those who paid the ultimate price NEWS By Stephanie Pendergrass Commemoration consists of Dr. Chinese president Jiang Zemin is News Editor Whitton, Dr. Lemmons, Dr. calling for the United States to Cadawallader, Ms. Cain, Ms. Suco accept full responsibility for the col- JSU will soon be commemorating and Stephen Brackett acts as SGA lision of a Chinese fighter and a an appalling event thac took place representative. U.S. spy planc and to halt all sur- during World War 11. The The Holocaiist Commemoration veillance flights ncar China's coast. Jacksonville State University will feature many participants. The Duke became the fourth team in Holocaust Commemoration will keynote speaker for thc program college basketbail history to win a take place on April 12 at 7:30 p.m. will be Mr. Henry Stern of Opelika. fourth national title with Monday's on the 11th floor of Houston Cole According to the Oyeliku-Auhunz mm?+82-72 win over Arizona. The victo- Library. Nept..~.Mr. Stern. born Heinz Stern. ry came in Minneapolis, the sitc ol' The Holocaust Connmerr~oration escaped Germany in 1937 at the age the Blue Devils' last title game win began as a Weslcyian Foundation of 5. He, along with his parents, sis- in 1992. project in 1982. Dr. Steven J. ter, grandmother and an unclc left Algerian national Abdelrnajid Whitton of the English department Hamhurg, Germany and sailed to Dahoumane - a top suspect in a began working with the program at Ellis Island, N.Y..on the "last boat millenniu~nbomb plot in the United this time and has continued to be an to carry Jews from Germany to States - will face trial in his hume- active participant in the cvent. other countries beforc the Sccond ,ire fence. courtesy of the United Holocaust land, authorities in the North Whitton is the only Jcwish faculty World War." real estate and finally filled the Srom [he English department. "The African nation said. ~nembcrparticipating in the corn- Stern "graduated f?om Auburn position of exec~iti\'edirector of the English departnient has a Holocaust Formcr Yl.lgoc!ns. President r~iemorationand has wen !he pro- Uni\crsiry and hciped for:ni! the Opelika Chamher of Commerce. Education Progra~n entitled. Slobodan j\~lilose\.ic ha!: admitted ject grow in attcndancc from 25 to Hollingsworth. Norrnan and Stern which he retired horn in 1987. 'Imagining the Holocaust' and win- financing coiiS!icts in neighboring as inany as 250 people. department store in downtown -. Other fcal~rresf~r the Holocaust Continued on page 3 Holoca~~stMemoriai Bosnia and Croatia. I he committce for the Holocaust Opelika." .Mr. Stern later went into A former officer who is a key fig- Com~nernoration include rcadings urc in thc city's pcilii-e corr1.1piloi-r 1 9 chargcs ?:lond:i) iti ;I iica! that . ,. ~LYJLII,.~'.l:'i" ~':)(:il;!.:~r~v:jh i)ros- m ecutors. a Calling President Buih a "c!cstruc- The seventh annual Student Symposium will be charge of p~it!ing the event logether. while tive man," singing legend Barbra held on April 9. on the I Ith floor of the Houston Cadawallader "oversees the design of the pro- Streisand Monday off a blistering Coic Library. The program will begin at 8 a.m. gram cover," said DiBiase. three-page memo lo top Democrats and last until all the presentations havc been According to DiBiase. "The Student in Washington calling for a "strong, made. Symposium features the best sludent work done strategic, targeted offense against Admission to the Symposium is free and every- in the College of Arts and Sciences, from labora- one is welcomed. tory experiments to research papers on literary the Republican revolution." Planning for the Synlposium is year round. topics." Roger Clemens passed the Big Students are selected by their instructors to be a While this will be the seventh annual Train to start the New York Yankees part of the program. A student must have done a Symposium, DiBiase desires at least an equiva- on their ride to a possible fourth project between last May and this spring and pre- lent program to past years. "I hope that it will be straight World Series championship. sent their research to be apart of the event. at least as rich and various as it has been for the Clemens became the American Guidelines to participate in the Symposium can last two years. We have been getting about 40 League strikeout king Monday, get- be found on the College of Arts and Sciences presentations for the last two or three years." ting five to pass Walter Johnson as website. Some of these guidelines include: Students preparing presentations for the the Yankees won their season open- - The participants should be among a p~ofessor's Symposium are respected by the committee and er, 7-3 over the Kansas City Royals most accomplished students. their mentors. Participants in the program have - Presentations should be the result of research, worked hard to be apart of the Symposium and INSIDE defined in the broadest sense (including library their work will be recognized on a higher level and field work). than the classroom. "They are the best of the lot. Paying tribute to those who paid the price - Presentations are to be approximately 12-15 Their professors have judged them as such, and *RED HERRING* .. Allison Odom looks at grass shrimp embryos through a minUteS long. they can hold their own at any university," said One heck of a musical lineup telescope in preparation for the upcoming Science *EDITORIAL* , Symposium exhibition. Photos by Callie Williams. - Presentations may include, or consist of, poster DiBiase. With all these plane crashes, you'd think rock By Ste~haniePendergrass sessions. Past Symposiums have been marked by new 'stars were becoming pilots *WEEK IN SPORTS* News Editor Members of the Symposium Committee include and stimulating features. "Last year's event was Dr. Carmine DiBiase-Chair, Ms. Diana especially interesting because it included a new A fornter football star conles to JSU to Contfnued on page 3, Symposium exhibition educate and motivate Jacksonville State University students will soon Cadawallader, Ms. Jennifer Fernell, Dr. Karen be able to show off their hard work from this year. Henricks, and Ms. Janet Smart. DiBiase is in '0 Page 2 April 5,2001 THE CHANTICLEER The Campus Crime Docket is never, and will never be, Clubs and Organizations JSU students edited unless an incident report involves a minor. 1. Delta Chi , compete in Model I Items in the Campus Crime The Brothers and Associate Members of Delta Chi would like to congratulate our newly elected Chapter Officers Docket are obtained from inci- and Committees: President-Mark Choquette, Vice President-Bout It, Secretary-Brandon Roberts, Alumnl dent and arrest reports at the Secretary-Zack Kilgore, Sergant At Arms-Kenny Edwards. We appreciate all the brothers who participated in Arab League JSU Police Department. Greek Week and the ones who donated blood. Great Job! Congratulations to Sig Ep and Phi Mu. Good luck to the JSU students have the right to view these public records. new SGA Officers and Senators. We know that you all will do a good job. Congratulations to the new sisters of If any information is incorrect, Alpha Xi. We hope everyone had a great and safe Spring Break. Good luck with Finals. please contact us at 782-5701 Zeta Tau Alpha or call the JSU Police Zeta Tau Alpha welcomes everyone back to Jacksonville! Good Luck to the IM teams in their softball games this Department at 782-5050. week! EC member of the week goes to Mandi McQueen and PC member of the week goes to Amy Yancy. Good Luck to the mens baseball team and the girls softball team in all their games this week. Have a wonderful rest of 3-20-01: Florjan Mucaj, 20, of the week and we hope everyone had a fun and safe spring break! 1 Alpha Xi Delta Fier, Albania, was arrested by I Alpha Xi Delta would like to welcome everyone back from Spring Break! Congratulations to all Greek Week JSUPD on charges of harassment I event winners! Congratulations Miranda Killingsworth on being selected into Order of Omega-you deserve 1t! We :$:::,;:" ~~~h~~$~~d~,a~;~~.ey are looking forward to an Alpha Xi Delta workshop in Auburn this weekend with the other Alabama chapters of White. Front row: Wendy Moncrief, Katie at UPD. Alpha Xi Delta! We are proud to welcome back all alumni to our annual alumni tea this weekend! We hope every- ~~$~;$~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 3-21-01: UPD reported trespass one has a great week! Kovacs Delta Zeta warning occurring at Rowan Hall. Story courtesy of Delta Zeta welcomes back everyone from spring break! Congratulations to JSU's Panhellenic for awards Lori Owens 3-22-01: Loraine A. Durant, of received at SEPC this past weekend. Thank you to our wonderful chapter consultant Kelly for visiting us this Jacksonville, Ala., reported week. Thanks to Panhellenic for a great workshop. To the SEPC crew, this weekend was a very memorable one! The JSU Political Science Model We hope that all attending our Killarney Rose Formal have a great time! Awards of the week: Twisted Sister - Arab League Team recently com- harassment to JSUPD occurring Mary Beth Edwards, Support - Charlee Michel, Faculty - Mrs. Prirnm, Alumnae - Robin Smith, Senior of the peted in the Southeast Model Arab League Conference held in at Campus Inn Apartments.
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