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GOLD EDITION Thursday Harris or Keen: Who will become '98 SGA President? April 16,1998 By Laura Owens Vol. 71, No. 04 Senior Staff Writer & He's a hotel/restaurant management ma- jor minoring in business. His SGA expe- Esther Olufade The oldest continuously rience is limited to high school. His cam- published newspaper in Staff Writer Bulloch County paign slogan is "Paving the way to a better future." News Brief Russell Keen and Terrell J. Harris "I chose to get involved with SGA be- announced their candidacy for SGA presi- cause I see changes and improvements SGA Prez dent Monday and Tuesday at SGA candi- that can be made, and I feel I am the dates meetings. Both meetings were run person needed for the job," Harris said. Candidate Harris: by SGA Advisor Michael West and Stacy He said he plans to bring a shuttle "Charge won't Ganter, the executive vice president of service on campus, similar to the one at SGA. UGA but on a smaller scale and said he affect my All SGA candidates were required to hopes to improve parking and transpor- candidacy... I look attend one of the two meetings where tation services. West and Ganter reviewed the rules for "Faculty and staff cars are not booted at it as a positive." campaigning. after a certain amount of tickets the way Following the meeting on Tuesday, students' cars are, and I hope to alleviate SGA Presidential Can- candidates were officially allowed to start this problem," he said. didate Terrell J. Harris campaigning. Elections will be held April He said he hopes to see if unused SGA Presidential candidate Terrell J. SGA Presidential candidate Russell said Wednesday, that the 22 and 23 at Lakeside Cafe, the Russell meals on student meal plans can be rolled charge of disorderly con- Union and the College of Business Ad- Harris proposes to establish a shuttle Keen plans to tackle diversity and to let service at GSU similiar to the one at UG A. students know how SGA works. over to the next day. duct filed against him last ministration. All students can vote pro- "I want to increase diversity, modify week, "was an unfortunate viding they have picture ID and cur- the current attendance policies, and ad- efits of getting involved in SGA. incident, but I don't think rently have no registration holds. "Diverse changes are long overdue." dress student apathy," he said. "I am a it'll have any effect on the Terrell J. Harris, a junior, is the Joke Keen is currently president of Phi Keen said his ticket wants to focus on dependable, capable, individual working election." Zone Coordinator for Union Productions. Sigma Pi, an honor society, and is a informing the students about the ben- for change. I will listen to students' prob- He was arrested April 9 junior finance major with a minor in lems and adhere to their concerns." following an incident in criminal justice. He has had SGA expe- There will be a candidates' debate to- the Greenbriar Apts., rience by serving on the Senate Board 1998 SGA Presidential Tickets day at the Union Rotunda from 12 to 2 parking lot. and is currently the Parliamentarian of p.m. He declined to discuss t the organization. He has been involved Harris said he was very upset at the the details of the incident SGA Presidential Candidates Russell Keen Terrell Harris with the Parking and Transportation time conflict caused by the debate. and no other information Committee and also serves on the Bulloch "I had not heard anything about such was available from law en- County Chamber of Commerce. Executive Vice President Yolanda Kinjg Jennifer Wilcox a meeting," he said. "I really and truly forcement authorities as Keen said that he plans to have a wish I was notified. No one asked about of press time. representative student body and to let my personal schedule. I came here pri- "Keep in mind that I Vice President of Academic Jennifer Washburn Michele Jackson students know how SGA works. marily for an education. Due to that, I was charged with that [dis- Affairs "The main issue we will tackle is will not be at the meeting." orderly conduct] but I was diversity," Keen said. According to campaign rules, he will not convicted," Harris According to Keen, he does not intend Vice President of Finance Aaron Nicely Rebecca Taylor be sending Rebecca Taylor who said said. to serve one race but wants to serve the she will be focusing on promoting the Harris also said that he whole student body of GSU. Vice President of Auxiliary Justin Elder N/A issues of school spirit, programs of doesn't expect the charge - "The ticket itself is diverse and repre- to change the course of the sents the epitome of diversity," he said. Affairs Please see Candidates, page 16 election. "I look at it [the charge] as a positive," Harris said. "I don't see it affecting my How GSU's Student Government operates candidacy at all." G-A News Service Rain, rain go away, will act as interim president in Student Government Associa- case of the removal or resigna- Weather tion will be held elections April tion of the president. He or she 22 and 23 at Lakeside Cafe, the will also set up interviews for College of Business Administra- position appointments and work tion and the Student Union. with the publicity assistants that Any student of GSU may vote will be appointed by the execu- in the elections provided they tive officers by a majority vote. provide some form of picture ID The vice president for academic and have no registration holds. will serve as the official represen- Students will vote for president tative to the Academic Advisory and executive vice president. Council and will attend and be Today: Partly cloudy They will also vote for vice presi- able to vote at all Faculty Senate with a chance of dent for academic affairs, vice meetings. He or she will also be isolated president for finance and vice responsible for attending all Un- thundershowers with a president of auxiliary affairs. A dergraduate Council and Calen- high in the low 80s and total of 34 senators will also be dar meetings and will be able to a low in the mid-60s. voted on. vote. In addition, the vice presi- The elected president of SGA dent of academic affairs will over- Friday: A chance of is will head the Presidential Ad- see the SGA scholarship selec- visory Committee and chair the isolated thunderstorms tions procedures and chair the senate meetings. In addition, he with a high in the mid- United Way Student Fund Drive. or she will be the official repre- The vice president of auxiliary 70s and a low in the mid- sentative of the student body. affairs will chair the Food Ser- 60s. The president may veto any ac- vices Cdmmittee and will work tion or appointment of the Sen- with the director of auxiliary ser- Index ate within 5 class days of the vices in addition to serving on the Announcements 2 Hans Knoepfel passage, but can only vote at sen- Housing Appeals Committee. He A&E 9 Be forewarned GSU students, faculty and staff members, according to the National Weather ate meetings if there is a tie on a or she will be held responsible for Advisory, we can expect more rain for the next couple of days as you make your way around campus. 2/3 vote. distributing the SGA Student Classifieds 15 The executive vice president Please see Operation, page 16 Election Spotlight 3 Opinions 4 Four University Pointe residents arrested, charged with stolen merchandise, forgery Police Beat 2 Sports 6 However, University Pointe is not the only campus site where items have been reported missing, stolen. It is a desire of The George- Anne to print the news of Geor- gia Southern University as ac- By Terra Traylor range from book bags, cds, cd/tape play- the items with those who had filed re- He said that the University Police Assistant News Editor curately as possible. If you be- ers, cellular phones, and even a motor- ports of missing property and return the called him and said they had found his lieve that something covered is Within the past month, 4 male room- cycle. items accordingly. in error, contact the editor at motorcycle, they then allowed him to go 681-5246 as soon as possible. mates residing at University Pointe According to Brown, the University Gar Frye, a GSU student, had his to the station and claim it. Thank you. Apts., were arrested and charged with "Three of the four criminals are in possession of stolen merchandise and "TO TRY AND PREVENT OTHER INSTANCES LIKE THIS FROM jail and one of them got bonded out by forgery. his parents, they were all evicted from FOR ADVERTISING INFO.: 681-5418 According to Ken Brown, chief of the OCCURRING AGAIN THE RESIDENCE STAFF HAS BEEN WORKING their apartment at University Pointe," campus police, the police got some infor- Frye said. STORY OR PHOTO IDEA: 681-5246 WITH THE UNIVERSITY POLICE IN ORDER TO BETTER EDUCATE FAX NUMBER: 486-7113 mation that led them to these 4 suspects. According to Gar, the University Po- LANDRUM BOX: 8001 The Statesboro Police and the Univer- STUDENTS OF CRIME PREVENTION. lice are trying to work it out so that as E-MAIL TO: sity Police were able to get a search a part of the four suspect's sentence they KEN BROWN, [email protected] warrant and go into the suspect's apart- — will be given the receipt of the damage Check out our On-Line Newspaper at ment at University Pointe. CHIEF OF UNIVERSITY POLICE done to his motorcycle, which is $85. http://www.stp.gasou.edu "We discovered a lot of items that had According to Brown, the investiga- been reported lost or stolen inside of the Police are contacting those who had mer- motorcycle stolen from the Hendricks tion has been going on for a while, and George-Anne apartment," Brown said. chandise stolen. The police station has Hall parking lot. He said they hot wired that there has been previous problems Throughout the year, students have a room full of items that were found his motorcycle, and because of this the with these four guys of University Pointe. Liked By Many, Cussed been reporting stolen personal prop- inside the apartment at University ignition was messed up and had to be re- "To try and prevent other instances By Some... Read By Them AH erty around campus. The stolen items Pointe, they are trying to identify all of worked. Please see Arrest 16 Page 2 — Thursday, April 16,1998 GJkM^Apte

^ POLICE BEAT ANNOUNCEMENTS

•Christy Lynne Reynolds, forgery. Things To Do at GSU GSU Division of Public Safety S.Main St Apts., reported a ste- •Michael John Jackson, of for adults, $4 for faculty, staff Paris" at 7 and 9:30 p.m. in the reo and cellular phone power Stadium Walk, reported an Ongoing and area high school students, Russell Union. Tickets are $1 April, 12,1998 cord was taken from her ve- unknown person(s) broke into • SGA elections will be held and $2 for GSU students with for GSU students, faculty, staff • Two residents of Winburn hicle. his vehicle while parked on April 22 and 23 at the Rotunda ID. and guests. Hall reported someone entered Mulberry St. and by Lakeside Cafe. their room and removed sev- •Robin Richardson, of Play- ers Club Apts., reported a lost eral items. • FAFSA forms are now Today Saturday, April 18 or stolen wallet. available 24 hours a day at the • There will be a regent's • The Recreation Activi- April 11,1998 April 10,1998 Henderson Library and during review Marking the Regents' ties Center Ribbon Cutting •A resident of Johnson Hall April 12,1998 •Sarah Piotrowski, of States- normal business hours at the Reading Exam presented by will be held at 1 p.m. on Akins reported that someone had •Myosha Wallace, 21, of boro, Ga., reported theft of a Statesboro Library. V. Kennedy at 4 p.m. in library Blvd. scratched the left side of her Brunswick, Ga., was charged bicycle. rm. 1040. For more informa- • The First Annual First • A "Creatures of the vechicle while it was parked in with suspended license (first tion, call 681-0321. •Anthony Migchelbrink, of Baptist Church Open Golf Night" workshop will be pre- O-lot. offense). Statesboro, Ga., a reported his Tournament will be held Sat., • Eagle Cinema will present sented at 10 a.m. Call 681-5444 •Rodney Masri, 22, of •Brian T. Dovett, 19, of bicycle stolen. April 18 at 8 a.m. at Eagle Creek "An American Werewolf in for more information. Hawthorne Court, was charged Raymond St., was arrested and •Sheena McCrae, of Fair Rd. Golf Course. The cost is $45 per Paris" at 7 p.m. in the Russell with noise ordinance. • The GSU Botanical Gar- charged with driving with a Apts., reported a criminal tres- person in teams of four. Call Union. Tickets are $1 for GSU den is pleased to announce is suspended license. •Russell Howard, of Lanier pass. 489-7908 to register. students, faculty, staff and Dr. Apts., reported financial guests. seventh-annual Spring Festi- •Phillip Bruce, of Wellington transaction card fraud. • The Statesboro Regional val, a celebration of the season. Statesboro Police Department Cir., reported criminal trespass. Library is looking for volun- The festival will take place from •Ayhan Goksen, of Stadium • Stacey Brantley, of Stadium teers to come read to children Friday, April 17 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Bland Av- April 13,1998 Walk, reported someone busted Walk, reported a lost or stolen during the month of May as • A joint graduation re- enue. For more information, call. the screen of his bedroom win- property. part of the Reading Is cital will be presented by the 871-1114. dow. •Matt Mikulak, of Players FUNdamental distributions GSU music department at 8 Club Apts., reported a lost or drive. For more information, p.m. in the Foy Recital Hall. Editor's Note: Police Beat stolen bicycle. April 11,1998 call Elaine McDuffie at 681- The performance will feature appears in every issue of The Sunday, April 19 •Hunter Chadwick, of Cam- •Lakenya Graham, 17, of 0945. Tarah Toy, soprano, Chris George-Anne in an effort to in- • Eagle Cinema will prese pus Courtyard, reported a Savannah, Ga., was charged Mitchell, guitar, and Maila form the GSU community of the • The Spring Production of "An American Werewolf in criminal trespass. wtih forgery. Gutierrez Springfield, piano. amount, nature and location of "I'm Not Rappaport" will be Paris" at 7 p.m. in the Russell •Marlena Sparks, 19, of Sa- Admission is free. •Brice Sikes, of College Phar- crimes. All reports are public presented April 22-25 at 8 p.m. Union. Tickets are $1 for GSU vannah, Ga., was charged wtih macy, Plaza East, reported two record and as such are obtained in the Communication Arts • Eagle Cinema will present students, faculty, staff and forgery. subjects calling in and picking from the Statesboro Police De- Bldg. room 1001. Tickets are $6 "An American Werewolf in guests. up perscriptions under a false •Lashana Ross, 20, of Sa- partment and the GSU Divi- name. vannah, Ga., was charged with sion of Public Safety. Eye Exam Special! \Free_ Prescription Sunglasses Eyeglass Exam $35 Buy 1 pair eyeglasses at normal low price f4 * Oi>f4^0t Contact Lens & Eyeglass Exam $45 & receive a free pair Rx Sunglasses* PRICES START AT $50 Contact Exam +3 month supply* ♦Offer expires July I, 1998. 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KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY 1000 Chastain Road Kennesaw, GA 30144-5591 Contact KSU Admissions at: 770-423-6300 STATE UNIVERSITY www.kennesaw.edu University System of Georgia £>%>f4^0 George-Aime Thursday, April 16,1998 — Page 3 Everything you ever wanted to know about your SGA candidates The Keen Ticket The Harris Ticket The SGA elections next week are more than just voting for a president. The Terrell J. Harris has no previous collegiate SGA experience but his ticket has Keen ticket consists of three juniors and a sophomore with little SGA experience. been well versed in the runnings of SGA. With two juniors and a sophomore The vice presidential candidates feel that their experiences in other activities running, the ticket hopes to encourage diversity and build a better connection have prepared them for the responsibilities SGA entails. Here are the four between SGA and GSU students. The three candidates running with Harris have running mates for Russell Keen. diverse backgrounds. Here's a look at the vice presidential candidates. "A Diverse Ticket for a Diverse Georgia Southern" "Paving the Way to a Better Future" Executive Vice President Executive Vice President Yolonda King Jennifer Wilcox

Year and Major: Junior and broadcasting major Year and major: sophomore and marketing major Previous SGA experience: SGA experience: No previous SGA experience, King has had no previous SGA experience. Activities: Has worked with her high school SGA and Activities: President of GSU's NAACP, Vice Presi- Union Productions, is a member of Pi Sigma Epsilon, dent of the Society for Professional Journalists, a tutor sales and marketing fraternity for the athletic department, volunteer for Have A Heart Why is she running for this particular office? Day and for tissue and organ donations drives. She said she chose this office because she feels she can be an asset to GSU students. Wilcox said she wants to Why is she running for this particular office? use funds, such as the technology fee, to the best interest King said she chose this office because she hopes to of the students. bring diversity and a different aspect to students.

What changes can she bring to GSU students by What changes can she bring to GSU students by holding this position? holding this position? She said she wants to bring new, fresh ideas into SGA She says she is a very interactive person and hopes to and to get more participation from students with SGA, get more response from the students. including voting, meetings, and any concerns they may have.

Vice President of Academic Affairs Vice President of Academic Affairs Jennifer Washburn Michele Jackson Year and major: junior, public relations Year and major: junior, secondary education Previous SGA experience: No previous SGA expe- SGA experience: No SGA experience rience Activities: 1997 homecoming committee, research Activities: The Standers Chairman and assistant team for Homecoming 1998, registered volunteer with treasurer for Alpha Delta Pi and has volunteered with volunteer Services, TopStep tutor, substitute teacher High Hope and the Ronald McDonald House. Why is she running for this particular office? Why is she running for this particular office? Jackson said she wants to run because she would like Washburn sadi she chose to run for this office because to one day be administrator and would like to be involved she is- concerned with the issues that academic affairs in overseeing how attendance policies will be affected by deals with, and feels that the faculty has too much say so the switch to semesters. She said that she is concerned in what goes on. Washburn felt SGA was a good way to with many different facets of academic affairs. get involved on campus and to use her leadership skills. What changes can she bring to GSU students by What changes can she bring to GSU students by holding this position? holding this position? She said she can help students because she is both a Washburn said she feels that GSU students have student and a future educator that she can see both many concerns with academic affairs and feels that she sides. She said she wants to pave the way for better can serve them well. She hopes to improve faculty and transportation because she believes that poor parking student relations, and see that all students are fairly affects students' academics. She said she also wanted to represented. promote more school spirit.

Vice President of Finance Vice President of Finance Aaron Nicely Rebecca Taylor

Year and major: sophomore, pre-law major Year and major: junior, double majoring in Account- ing/ Computer Information Systems SGA experience: Iis currently involved in SGA in any role possible SGA experience: Served on SGA for one year as a senator and and on the Media Committee and Presiden- Activities: Has been involved with his high school tial Committee and Academic Affairs Committee. SGA, CRI, Vision Ministries, Life Ministries, and the African-American Gospel Choir. Activities: Beta Gamma Sigma Honor Society, Acounting Association, Institute of Management Ac- counting, and University of Diversity Council Why is he running for this particular office? He chose this office because he can see the importance Why is she running for this particular office? of what campus organizations want to do and make The reason she supports the Harris ticket is because certain every dollar is used to make a difference. she has known Terrell J. Harris from her association with the Union Productions. She reveals that Harris What changes can he bring to GSU students by impressed her by standing up for the allocation of stu- holding this position? dent fees. He became involved with SGA because he wants SGA "The adminstrative body wanted to do what they to represent all students. He plans to represent students wanted to do with the student finances, but Terrell made 120 percent. He says he will not make empty promises, sure that the wishes of his committees represented the but will simply work to the best of his ability. student body," she said.

Vice President of Auxiliary Affairs If you want to know about the platforms of Justin Elder a particular candidate or ticket, attend the Year and major: junior, marketing major debate today at 12 p.m. at the Rotunda. SGA experience: No previous SGA experience Voting will take place April 22 and 23 at Activities: President of Kappa Alpha and has coached a little league baseball team. Lakeside Cafe, the Russell Union and the Why is he running for this particular office? College of Business Administration Bldg. He said he chose this office because there is a lot of work to be done with it and he feels this office needs Students may vote if they currently have no someone like him who will get things done. Elder hopes to solve parking problems for students and to let stu- registration holds and if they bring a picture dents know more about SGA as a whole.

What changes can he bring to GSU students by ID. The winners, granted there is no need holding this position? He said he wanted to become involved with SGA for a run-off, will be announced either the because he wanted to put forth more effort into helping students.He hopes to bring as many benefits as possible night of April 23 or the morning of April 24. to this office. George-Anne For 70years, Georgia Southern's Official Student Newspaper Liked By Many, Cussed By Some... Stacy Clemons Amanda Crews Editor Managing Editor Read By Them All

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Our Opinion vt>. Let's keep the SGA race clean, ya'll The annual quest for seats in SGA is underway, with Terrell J. Harris and Russell Keen vying for the presidency. What both candidates and the members of OUR. Mi their respective tickets need to remember is to respect the lives of their opponents; we all have to coexist mifeCUBAM&Q peacefully in the next year. So far, the contest has been relatively tame, but on the CAN KffT VOUtt SGA radio show yesterday, tempers were beginning to flair. The participants were not only on the verge of rudeness towards each other; they were not exactly polite to some of the callers. GSU students should demand a clean race. Candidates should be able to win on their own platforms, not by attacking the possible weaknesses in their opponents. Speaking of cleanliness, both tickets must also remember to campaign only in designated areas. They cannot campaign in the Union, Landrum or the residence halls and may only place one flier per bulletin board. Banners must be tied, not stapled or nailed to trees and, more importantly, must be taken down within three days of the end of the election. While the candidates are sure to hand out plenty of fliers, students, if they intend to ignore said fliers, should throw them away in a nearby trash can. There is nothing worse than seeing the pedestrium littered with campaigning materials that have been tossed aside. Regardless of a candidate's platform, the way that a candidate conducts his or her campaign is equally important. The less controversy you cause, the better your chances of being elected. Everyone in the running Whether it's Daytona or Atlanta, April 17-19 is party time should remember — whenever you sling mud, some of it is bound to land on you. Since making the decision of all jurisdictions will be working which university to attend, col- together to keep traffic flowing. lege students will be faced with What people don't understand the next biggest decision before is that the event brings approxi- stepping into the real world. mately $15 million to the At- April 17-19, black college stu- lanta area each year, according dents will have a choice between to statistics released by the Black the traditional Atlanta event, College Spring Break Planning Freaknik or the annual celebra- Committee. Now you have a chance to talk back" to The George- tion on the shores of Daytona Why is it that people think my fellow Eagles will venture to It began in 1983 as a function Anne about whatever floats your boat. It's a quick, easy Beach, Fla. that college students are so irre- Freaknik, "the rowdiest event of organized by the AUC D. C. Metro way to write a mini-letter to the editor. Fill out this form While Atlanta merchants are sponsible and unaccountable the spring." I also know that Club. Each year the group had a and send it to P.O. Box 8001, or drop it by The George- taking a wait-and-see approach that anywhere they congregate some of you will travel to Daytona barbecue and picnic in John A. Anne office at Williams Center room 223. to Freaknik '98, which may bring White Park on the third week of as many as 50,000 students to April, for about 300 AUC stu- the city, many in town residents Name: L.B.: Phone: dents to celebrate and blow off are leaving. steam. However, the event grew Lenox Square, Phipps Plaza, in size, and the D.C. Metro Club Your words of wisdom: South Dekalb and Greenbriar added a live go-go band. The malls will all be open for busi- event spread even more, espe- ness as usual during Black Col- cially by word of mouth, but lege Spring Break Weekend. gained its greatest exposure "We'll take our cues from the when it was mentioned on an police and the fire marshal," said episode of the late 80s show, "A Maura Eggan, regional market- Different World." After that, the ing manager for Corporate Prop- attendance skyrocketed from erty Investors, owners of Lenox then on. Square. In past years, the fire in masses there will be destruc- and "Raise the Roof." Daytona, is a different story. LETTER AND SUBMISSION POLICY marshal has ordered the mall tion of property, crime and prob- For those who don't already It is simply a beach town which The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor, story submissions and closed when crowds exceeded safe lems with the police? know, Freaknik is an annual attracts millions and millions of guest columns from people both inside and outside the Georgia Southern capacity. It seems that large groups of event that occurs during the third people annually. However, re- University Community. All copy submitted should be typed (double-spaced, Organizers of Daytona Beach's young black people seem to weekend in April. It is best de- cently every April, college stu- please), preferably on Macintosh disk in Microsoft Word or Microsoft Works Black College Reunion is ex- threaten people, even black scribed as a cruising block party dents from all across the country format. All submissions must be signed and include a mailing address and pected to draw close to 100,000 people at times. Starting with for Historically Black College pack up their cars, grab the phone number for verification. The editors reserve the right to reject any people, according to a recent As- this weekend's events, society, Students (HBCU). Most of the camcorder and head to the "most submission. There is no word limit on submissions. A writer may request to sociated Press story. as a whole, needs to begin sup- concern is over the main arteri- beautiful beaches in the world." remain anonymous. However, it will be the editor's decision whether or not to "There are more than 200,000 porting the young people when als in downtown Atlanta, as well Word of caution: BE CARE- print the name. Submissions are run on a space-available basis. African-American students out the activity is positive and coun- as the streets around the At- FUL! there. I think they choose one or sel when the activity is negative. lanta University Center (AUC), But don't let that stop you the other," said Helen Riger, Due to prior engagements, I being congested with traffic. from having fun. Stay within STAFF Daytona Beach's community will not be able to participate in Whether it's Daytona or Atlanta, the limitations set before you events administrator. either event. But I know a lot of local enforcement officials from NEWS and enjoy yourself. Assistant News Editor: Terra Traylor; Staff: Amanda Brunger, Jessika Cornwell, Jennifer Dorner, Melinda Hendrix, Kevin Larson, Esther Olufade, Laura Owens, Stacey Wysong, Danny Yabroudy Gambling and collegiate athletics have been friends for a long time FEATURES My goodness gracious, Michigan, to speak of my alma Features Editor: Stacy Clemons/ Arts & Entertainment Editor: Karen Abbott; they've discovered that college mater, generally sells more A&E Staff: Ryan Madson, Brian Piszcezek, Jermey Slate, Jeff Smith, Jennifer basketball players are taking DON KAUL sports memorabilia than any Stokes; Features Staff: Tia Martin, Kenosha Morgan, Ni'Cole Patterson, Rodney money for fixing games — again. Reid, Erika Smith GUEST COLUMNIST/ TRIBUNE MEDIA SERVICE other school, more than $2 mil- It happens every decade or so lion-a-year. When the so-called SPORTS and every time the National Col- "Fab Five" basketball team was Sports Editor: Lee Guamella; Assistant Sports Editor: Jamie Hodges; Staff: legiate Athletic Association and to win by less that bettors ex- prised if there were not signifi- there, however, it sold $6 million Edmund Coley, Reginald Farrell, Kim Hurst, Amanda Keddington, Joshua Tho- everyone else connected with mas, Mike Ventimiglia pected them to, thereby creat- cant scandals pulsating out there worth of junk every year. college sports is shocked — ing a bonanza for the gamblers right now, waiting to be discov- That means that those five OPINIONS SHOCKED! — to find that such who had taken points and bet ered. young men — and really only Staff: Stacy Clemons, Amanda Crews, Tia Martin, Kelley McGonnell, Trayce a thing occurs. (Wait until they the inferior team. Sometimes it How could there not be? three of them — were respon- Poole, Aletha Snowberger, Marnite Zachery find out the Easter Bunny is a sible for bringing many millions PHOTOGRAPHY fraud.) IN FACT, I WOULD BE VERY SURPRISED IF THERE of dollars into the University and What makes the current scan- Chief Photographer: Cory Brooks; Staff: David Mathews, Hans Knoepfel, all they were getting for it was Amanda Scott, Rebecca Smith, Sarah Trucksis dal particularly intriguing is WERE NOT SIGNIFICANT SCANDALS PULSATING OUT minimum wage: room, board that the players allegedly in- and tuition. An imbalance like ONLINE PUBLICATION THERE RIGHT NOW, WAITING TO BE DISCOVERED. volved are from Northwestern, a that is intrinsically unstable, it Online Editor: Scott Mulkey; Webmaster: Lee Phillips, Spencer Thomas; Pro- school more known for produc- creates a sense of entitlement in grammer: Keith Criswell ing rocket scientists and CEOs wasn't possible to control a College sports have grown into the athlete that a gambler can ADVERTISING/DISTRIBUTION SERVICES (ADS) than professional basketball game precisely and the fixers a multi-million business. A big exploit for his own purposes. Advertising Manager: Shawn Sunderland; Business Manager: Zeina Rahme; players. would lose the game, but it was time basketball or football I'm not saying it happened, Marketing Coordinators: Julie Thompson; Classified Ad Manager: Ron Lair; In fact, investigators think an accident, sort of. Some of the coach will make four- or five- mind • you, but that team did Sales Representatives: Tom Harrington, Anda Johns, Ron Lair, Julie Thompson that the Northwestern players, players served time in jail; all hundred thousand dollars a have a disquieting habit of rac- PRODUCTION AND GRAPHICAI EDITORIAL SERVICES during the 1994 season, were were suspended from basketball year. The giants of the field will ing out to a big lead, then sud- (PAGES) paid not for throwing games or for life. go a mill or a mill-and-a-half. denly going dead while the other General Manager and STP Web Master: Scott Mulkey; Production Manager: even for holding down their win- To you scandal-mongers out The teams bring in extraordi- team caught up. I thought it sus- Johnathan Brooks, Kathy Jacobus; Staff: Dranita Coleman, Recharda Greene, ning margins but for losing by there I say, don't lose heart. There * nary sums at the gate and pect then; I think it suspect Angela Hodges, Ron Lair, Joseph Mahaney, Tryna Pierce, Shawn Sunderland more than they were supposed is more on the way. This North- through television revenue, but now. STUDENT PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR to. Is that pathetic or what? western thing is merely the tip of the schools make a quick, and Don Kaul is a syndicated col- Robert Bohler: News, Editorial Advisor; Bill Neville: General Manager Players, of the old days, were the ice-pick. large, buck selling uniforms with umnist for the Tribune Media paid — peanuts, in most cases — In fact, I would be very sur- star players' numbers on them. Service. Qibrge-Aane Thursday, April 16,1998 — Page 5 Hey, you got an opinion on something you read in Bystander indifference adds insult to injury The George-Anne? Send a letter to the editor and let By Jae Sheddy The Collegian (Cole/ado 911 when they see a man being their neighbor or to the cab your voice be heard. Univeristy) beaten and robbed. driver. They simply took their Picture this; You're sitting in The same kind of thing hap- cues from other witnesses. your living roam knocking down pened in 1964 in New York This kind of public indiffer- a cold one when you hear screams City. ence permeates today's society. coming from the parking lot out- In the early morning hours of We are guilty of it every time we side your apartment. March 13, 1964, bar manager pass a driver pulled over on the *«*? Do you: k) turn up the TV, Kitty Genovese was brutally side of the interstate and as- because aly that racket is inter- sume someone else will stop to fering witft this week's X-Files; WOULD ACTION HAVE offer help. b) ignore it; c) look out the win- State legislators are even dis- dow, see someone being as- MADE A DIFFERENCE IN cussing a bill that would make it saulted and close the blinds be- a misdemeanor offense to wit- Novelties, Gifts cause yoru don't want to get in- ANY OF THESE CASES? ness a crime and not report it. volved; or, d) dial 911, and tell Whether another law will & Body Piercing the police dispatcher that some- attacked and murdered in front help remains to be seen. It may one is getting beaten up in the of her Queens, NY, apartment just prompt people to look the by Rick parking lot of your apartment building. other way and deny they saw complex. It was reported that 38 of her anything at all. As/a result of this public apa- neighbors watched from their But the facts remain: Not • Adult Novelties • Beaded Curtains thy, cab driver Moustapha windows as a man attacked her, one person shouted out a win- • Sterling Silver Jewelry • Candles & Incense Narouf died in the trunk of his stabbed her, raped her and then dow of the Queens apartment taxi while police searched the left her for dead. building to confront Kitty • Smoking Accessories • Black Lights neighborhood and conducted a It wasn't until her assailant Genovese's murderer. • Lava Lamps • Zippo Lighters door-to-door investigation look- returned to rape her again and Would action have made a dif- ing for witnesses. kill her that anyone bothered ference in any of these cases? You have to wonder what to call police. Maybe, maybe not. motivates people to be the first Psychologists call such be- We will never know. #3 University Plaza on their block to complain about havior "bystander indifference." Jae Sheddy is a columnist test the neighbor's stereo being a It's not that these people didn't for The Collegian of Colorado 871-4054 little too loud and the last to dial care wha t was happening to State University. Call your mom* Tell everyone / youVe calling your girl 1-800-COLLECT ®

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•GSU baseball team news and notes \ 11 •Former football player looks at NFL \ Thursday,orts April 16,1998 The oldest continuously published newspaper in Bulloch County Page 6 THE BOTTOM Buggins, Wilms, ready for tournament LINE Britta Wilms' 1.000 winning Anita Buggins brings undefeated EDMUND Com percentage will be the fear of the SoCon record into Davidson with No more rules for Southern Conference opponents hopes of continuing GSU success\ baseball please When you think of question- able rules in baseball, you might think of things like a tie going to the runner, a ball bouncing off the plate being considered foul, or the third strike coming on a bunt foul. Still, all these rules are part of the great game of baseball. So they are honored as such. Baseball's latest idea has fans, such as myself, a bit ner- vous about which direction America's past time is head- ing. To speed up the game base- ball, Major League Baseball officials have created a few new rules. When there is no one on base, the pitcher now has 12 seconds to throw the ball-from the time the ball was handed to him. Another new rule states that the batter has to be inside the batter's box within 5 sec- Sarah Trucksis Sarah Trucksis onds after the pitcher receives Practicing for the tournament: Britta Wilms is ready for whatever the Southern Service!: Playing in the number one spot, Anita Buggins will be one of the more the ball. Conference will throw at her., This weekend, she and the rest of the GSU women's feared participants in this year's Southern Conference tournament. Buggins will be Makes sense right? tennis team, head off to Davidson for the annual SoCon championship tournament. laying her undefeated record on the line as she begins match play this weekend. Wrong! These rules serve absolutely By Jamie Hodges Whatever frustrations Wilms has By Lee Guarnella Buggins goes into the tournament Assistant Sports Editor Sports Editor no purpose. Basically, because about classwork, she takes it out on her this week with a undefeated record in most pitchers will deliver the For senior Britta Wilms, her four year opponents. Wilms has maintained a The Southern Conference tennis tour- the SoC^n this year and 29-0 in her ball within 12 seconds anyway. journey through the world of college perfect 28-0 Southern Conference record nament is coming up for the GSU career against SoCon opponents If he does not, he usually is tennis is now almost over. Although she throughout her collegiate career. women's tennis team and one thing that throughout; her tenure at GSU. playing mind games with the will miss playing the sport she loved, the "Before I never really thought too their SoCon opponents will need to pre- Buggins said her career at GSU has opposing team or merely try- 24 year old from Leverkusen, Germany much about it (the unbeaten record)," pare for is the smashing forehand, tre- been remarkable, especially her senior ing to figure out what is the will stay to finish her education. she said. "I want to win every match. mendous serve, and consistent play of year. This k the year that the young right pitch to throw for that "I'm going to miss practicing, but I'm But now everybody's talking about it, so senior Anita Buggins. English woman wants to take it all the particular batter. Conse- still going to be around," Wilms said. "I I get real nervous." Buggins, who once held a world rank- way, she saidl quently, the coach might feel still have another year left on my Not as nervous as Southern Confer- ing, traded in her young professional "On any ghten day, anybody can beat that his pitcher is being master's (degree)." ence foes, who have to face not only career for an education and a chance to anybody," Buggins said. "I'll just try my rushed. Fortunately, the Wilms said that she enjoyed her ca- Wilms's unbeaten record, but Wilm's establish herself as a collegiate tennis best and hopefully keep the winning pitcher does not have to feel he reer on the tennis courts as a Lady partner in the number one doubles posi- force. record. This is my last year and I want to is rushing because he will be. Eagle. She attributes the sport of tennis tion, Anita Buggins. Both have seemed to pay off for the go out with a wii\ and go all the way." Baseball is a thinking game. for giving her the discipline to manage Wilms gives credit to women's tennis Swindon, England native. Holding a The team has\not been far behind The entire team needs the her daily schedule. head coach Cathy Beene for improving solid 8-0 record in the Southern Confer- their starting nuniber one player. GSU time they have now in regula- "First of all, I've learned how to man- the finer points of her game. ence this year, Buggins also has a GPA women's tennis hafe been the leader in tion to plan out their strategy. age time. We have to go to class in the "Over the last two years, I've gotten a of 3.82. the SoCon for the intire season, going The entire team is based on morning, tennis practice in the after- lot of confidence. Coach Beene taught Buggins commented on her ability to undefeated in inter\conference play. strategy and preparation made noon, and do homework at night," Wilms me to go to the net more often. Before I balance her athletic schedule with her Buggins said she attributes this suc- on the field. The new proposed said. "You don't have a lot of free time, was afraid at the net. Now I feel more academic responsibilities. cess to the camaraderie that has been rule feels like the during- so you learn how to set goals." confident there." "You've got a set schedule and you established between the athletes. game-stagedy is thrown out to Wilms took the lessons she learned With the lethal combination of Wilm ready have to keep to it," Buggins said. "We have come together as a team," make baseball a more up- from tennis and applied it to the class- and Buggins fully cocked and loaded, "You can't procrastinate; either you do it Buggins said. "The team unit working tempo "basketball style" game. room, securing a perfect 4.0 GPA last the Lady Eagle tennis team will look to or you don't." together has definitely been the best Personally, I would like to quarter. sweep through their competition during Her schedule as the number player team I've ever had out.^ know what is the rush? Is the "I try to keep up with my studying," the Southern Conference Tournament for the women's team has been to elimi- GSU goes into the tournament this world about to end and we Wilms said. "The hardest thing about this weekend. nate SoCon opponents in a seemingly weekend prepared to take the SoCon need to get as many games in school is when you travel on the road. The tournament will be held on the mechanical fashion. Southern Confer- crown. Aided by the tremendous talent as possible? You've got to be responsible for your own campus of Wofford College in ence counterparts rarely win more than of Anita Buggins, they are sure to make For the guy who comes up work." Spartanburg, S.C. two games in a set against Buggins. a serious run for the title, with the best way to speed up baseball is there a cookie for his accomplishment? Baseball . itlyy ■: /?:■:■ : SS: :■' is a leisurely sport and takes Former GSU up time for a reason. I think the owners still have Eagle baseball drops fourth SoCon series football player the 1994 strike on their minds. GSU News Services I believe that they have been vs. the Bucs. With his current eyes NFLpraft so busy trying to make base- The Eagle baseball team career mark of 350.0 innings By Joshua Thomas Staff Writer \ ball more economical that they dropped it's fourth SoCon series pitched, Sauls moved into fourth forgot what it was like to be a of the season last weekend when place in the GSU record books At noon Saturday, April 18, fan of the game. they fell to East Tennessee State for most innings pitched. ESPN will be a very popular So to the owner's and the in Johnson City, Tenn. GSU bats have been alive and cable station to watch here in makers of the rules, I say stop GSU would only take one well during their last twelve road Statesboro? especially for the ruining baseball. It may not be game, 7-3 but lost the second games. I Harvey family. Saturday is as fast as football or basket- two, 4-3 and 10-6. The win and In fact, the Eagles have ! when the 1998 National Foot- ball, but it is just as entertain- two loses sends the GSU record slugged out .348 batting per- I ball League \NFL) draft kicks ing to many, including myself. to 8-11 in the SoCon and 16-21 centage and have clubbed 48 off for the upcoming season. Despite all of the commer- overall. extra base hits with 14 homers. GSU coraerback, Cossie cialism surrounding the more Some of the highlights of the Dustin Langley's bat has been I Harvey, has been contacted high-profile players and all series with ETSU includes the on fire recently as he leads the [ by the Seattle Seahawks, who their salary disputes, the game continuation of sophomore left Eagles with a team-best .451 | have shown serious interest itself has always been there, fielder Joe Dawson's hitting mark during the last 12 games. in him. HarveyWs been pre- untouched. streak. A low point for the Eagles dicted to golatain the draft, The game is what got fans Dawson went 4-of-12 (.333) offensively is the lack of play but the excitement in the to the ballparks and it will during the ETSU series and time third baseman and short- Harvey household is high. continue to bring fans. more significantly, extended his stop Matt Easterday has had Also, the:GSU Baseball If the owners don't believe team-best hitting streak to 16 recently. Club is having th^r first an- that this is true, then look for games. Easterday has been an in- nual Blue-Gold Wame on baseball to completely give up Another highlight for the valuable offensive source for Tues.,ApriI 21. Baseball Club on 3 outs and just allow each weekend in Johnson City was Coach Jack Stallings and the president J.J. Boudbin is ex- inning to last 3 minutes. Clint Sauls who pitched his first GSU baseball team batting .331 cited aboutthe upcoiking sea- With all the changes that back-to-back complete games as average on the year. Easterday son. \' baseball has gone through in an Eagle starter. has missed three of his last seven "We are expecting to have the past few years, with the The senior right-hander, 4-3 games due to a nagging back our best quarter yet^Bkidoin realignment of the divisions, record on the year, won his sec- injury and an ankle sprain. said. "Since we have the new new teams and now rules that ond straight game and fourth of The next home baseball game aquasition of a new fiela with oversee the length of the game, the season against ETSU last for the Eagles will be a double- unlimited access." \ one may wonder how long will Flile Photo Saturday. header against UNC-Greens- The Baseball Club swings The GSU baseball team took it on the chin last weekend, losing their it be until baseball is a com- Sauls scattered nine hits and boro, Saturday, April 25. Game into action Sat., April 18, at fourth Southern Conference match up against ETSU. pletely different game. three runs while striking out six time will be at 4p.m. Portal High School. GSorge»Aflfl£ Thursday, April 16,1998 — Page 7

First round of NFL Draft kicks off this weekend Lady Eagles head into SoCon The Associated Press NEW YORK — Order for the 12 Atlanta Tennis Tournament as top seed first round of the NFL draft April 13 Cincinnati 18-19 in New York: 14 Carolina By Jamie Hodges 15 Seattle Assistant Sports Editor 1. Indianapolis 16 Tennessee The Lady Eagle tennis team 2. San Diego (from Arizona) 17 Cincinnati (from Washing- enter the Southern Conference 3. Arizona (from San Diego) ton) Tournament this weekend as 4. Oakland is . New England (from New the number one seed, thanks to 5. Chicago York Jets) their 8-0 record in conference 6. St. Louis 19 . Miami 25. Jacksonville play. .Heaa Coach Cathy Beene 7. New Orleans 20 , Detroit 26. Pittsburgh said she is happy about being the 8. Dallas 21 , Minnesota 27. Kansas City top seed, but reminds her team 9. Jacksonville (from Buffalo) 22 . New England 28. San Francisco that their work is not finished. 10. Baltimore 23 . Tampa Bay 29. Green Bay "I feel excellent about us win- 11. Philadelphia 24 . New York Giants 30. Denver ning the; regular season title," Beene said. "This team has worked hard all season and they Jaguars trying to figure out value of two first-round picks deserve it. But now we have to refocus and start all over again." By Doug Ferguson "If that goes ahead and set the "If you're looking for a big back Beene said she believes that The Associated Press scale, we have problems," that we covet, he's it," said Rick if her team can put all the pieces JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Coughlin said. "It's expensive to Reiprish, the Jaguars' director together, that the Lady Eagles Coach Tom Coughlin thought the be in the business of moving up. of college scouting. can come home from Jacksonville Jaguars could move It's a nice market if you're in a Coughlin, who originally said Spartanburg, S.C., Southern up in the draft simply by offering spot where Arizona was, but if he was not interested in trading Conference Tournament their two first-round selections. you're the team trying to trade away two first-round picks, now Champs. At this rate, they may have to up and listen to some of the sce- is trying to figure out how much Sarah Trucksis "We have to play with as throw in the stadium, too. narios, it's difficult." it will cost him. much intensity as we've had all Britta Wilms, Anita Buggins and the rest of the Lady Eagle's tennis "Oh, man, it's unbelievable," Despite reaching the playoffs "I'm interested to know what season. They can do that," she team prepare themselves for the SoCon Tournament this weekend. he said in an interview April 13. for the second straight season, those two picks are worth," he said. "They have a lot of pride. "It might as well be your whole the Jaguars have plenty of big said. "If we decided it would take They want to prove that they Wilms and Buggins are unde- done it all through the se ison. draft and half your roster." holes to fill to get over the hump. those two picks to put us in the have the best team in the confer- feated in conference play during But now we've got to do it all over As it stands, the Jaguars The ygot only one 100-yard game positions that we think we need ence." their entire careers. again." have the No. 9 pick overall, last year from a running back, to be in, then it would be consid- But Beene is quick to men- "Anita and Britta are our co- The athletes said they are con- which they acquired by shipping backup James Stewart ,and then ered." tion that she is not overlooking captains," Beene said. "I think fident in their chances of win- backup quarterback Rob allowed free agent Natrone "Everyone thinks that because the competition by any stretch of they have done an excellent job ning the tournament. Johnson to the Buffalo Bills, and Means to sign with the Charg- we have 11 picks, there will be the imagination. in providing leadership and "We want to win and we their own No. 25 pick in the first ers. more maneuvering. There might "There are three or four teams support. They've been excellent think we can win," Wilms said. round. Enis, considered the prize be, but we're not going to give in the conference who are very role models for the team." "We've won everything in the By offering their two first- among running backs in this our picks away, and I'm sure good," Beene said. "They'll defi- Other key contributing play- regular season, and we've had round selections, they presum- draft, was brought in for an in- other clubs have taken the same nitely be gunning for us, and ers who will help the Lady tough matches. But everybody's ably could move up high enough terview last week. position." they're going to be trying hard Eagle's cause are juniors Aude been playing real good. to draft someone like cornerback to beat us. We're going to have Boulle, Melissa Brown and Everybody's goals is to win con- Charles Woodson, defensive end to be ready to defend against Brandy Petty. Freshmen Leigh ference and maybe make nation- Andre Wadsworth or running ** 301 FUN CENTER, INC **♦ that." Biggers and Isabella King will als in Dallas." back Curtis Enis. • Go cart Rental 'Arcade Room also try to make an impact dur- The Sputhern Conference With seniors Anita Buggins In a deal that showed what • Miniature Golf • Snack Bar and Britta Wilms leading the ing the tournament. Tournament begins tomorrow some teams might be willing to way, the Lady Eagles will be "We just have to be ready to on the campus of Wofford Col- give for a player they desper- tough to contend with. Both play again," Beene said. 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~ ^q GSU men's tennis gettin' pumped for K D L' C A T I () N C O M M I \ Southern Conference tournament By Lee Guarnella Sports Editor The men's tennis team goes Pump it up! into the Southern Conference tournament this weekend * ' P shaken but not stirred. Three of Hi * Wi§, \ the top positions on the tennis R (IS MM* *sP °^H V ' lineup were scheduled to miss Pf Iffl W ,iW B I the tournament. Now, with two of the three players ready to : play, the chances of the tennis team doing well in competition [F !L is enhanced. The two players returning for the tournament are Windhoek, Namibia native Kendall Swartz and Christian Singer from m mm Kaufering, Germany. Singer, 1 1 HELPING YOU BUILD A SECURE'FINANCIAL who has recently overcome a se- rious bout with the chickenpox, FUTURE IS AN IMPORTANT JOB. is scheduled to play in the num- • ';

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For the movie's weakest point, and because of cause of the movie's lack of focus on the those of you familiar with the original tele- this, characters, the audience never really has vision show, which ran initially in the mid- "Lost in Space" fails to engage the audi- any concern for their well-being. 60s and then later on in the form of reruns, ence due to its lack of well-rounded and They could stay "lost in space" forever you will probably recall the kitschy warmth plausible characters. and nobody would really care. and tongue-in-cheek high-jinx which made Major West is the stereotypical military- And then there is the plot. Set in the each episode fun to watch. jock—tactless, stupid, and testosterone- distant-future, our Earth has run out of It has been years since I have seen the old driven. He does have a few redeeming quali- natural resources, so Professor Robinson program, but I remember enough to know ties, such as the ability to navigate a large designs a space ship capable of traveling to that the new rendition is not like the TV space ship through a collapsing planet and distant sections of the galaxy in order to a) show. emerge unscathed on the other side just as find more resources, or b) find a new place By Brian Piszczek with the guitar and it does not In some ways, the movie is an im- to colonize. Which one of these two Staff Writer let you go. The vocals are provement, but as a whole it is not objectives is never made completely Pearl got its name from intense with Vedder almost nearly as enjoyable as its predecessor. clear. Eddie Vedder's Grandmother. screaming for attention. Obviously, special effects technol- The double-crossing Doctor Smith Her first name was Pearl "No Way" is a very different ogy has vastly improved since the 60s, sabotages the ship and they end up and she used a recipe for pre- Pearl Jam. This is good be- and "Lost in Space" is cinema's latest flying disastrously close to the sun. serves which included a Native cause the change in modern eye-candy extravaganza. In order to escape its intense heat American hallucinogenic sub- rock does not change the Unfortunately, for its own sake it is and gravitational pull, Major West de- stance. band. too extravagant. cides to pilot the ship through the sun Most of the band came from The lyrics are ironic, "I've Like many recent movies ("The Lost (!) using a technological convenience Seattle, Wash., except for Vedder. stopped trying to make a differ- World," "Fifth Element," "Event Hori- which allows them to tunnel under- The band came together after ence." The song implies that zon"), too much emphasis is placed on neath the universe. Vedder went to a jam session Pearl Jam is just making music the visual gobbledygook. The space ship, of course, ends up with Temple of the Dog to and not trying to exceed modern The audience is expected to be over- being lost in space. And from this point record "Hunger Strike." rock. whelmed by the special effects at the on, incoherence is the norm. In 1991, Pearl Jam released There are a few slower songs. expense of plot and character. I will not mention in detail the time- the first of five albums, "Ten." "Low Light" sounds like a track Unlike some film snobs, I do not slip in which an older Will Robinson This album, in my eyes, is the from Temple of the Dog. expect every movie to contain thematic and a metamorphosed Doctor Smith most famous. After a few good listens, the subtleties or deep undercurrents of inhabit the same planet where the With the release of their lat- song never leaves your mind. The meaning. Robinsons are stranded. est album "Yield," Pearl Jam is closing track "All Those Yester- I understand that most movies are The Doctor, who is no longer played still cranking the tunes. days" contains a smooth repeat- meant "merely" to entertain. Escapist by Oldman but has instead become a The band consists of Mike ing guitar riff and horns to pro- movies such as this, however, should also it conveniently blows up. computer-generated image using only the McCready and Stone Gossard on duce the mood. be enjoyable and coherent. Doctor Smith is an equally two-dimen- actor's voice, decides to travel back in time guitar. It describes how yesterdays "Lost in Space" has too much stimulus sional character. The Doctor in the original to the earth in order to save himself. By this Eddie Vedder on guitar and can catch up with you and how a crammed together into one place, and the television series was delightfully wicked point in the movie, implausibilities prolif- vocals. Jeff Ament on bass and good night sleep can help ease movie's entertainment factor is lost (there and conniving, but the new Doctor, played erate. Jack Irons on drums. the pain. goes that word again) along the way. by a potentially wonderful actor for this "Lost in Space" is not without its merits, "Give To Fly" is played on the Pearl Jam can also experi- The opening sequence is an excellent role, Gary Oldman, brings nothing new to however. But what these are I could not tell radio and seems to be getting ment. With "Push Me Pull Me," example of eye-candy run amok. Maj or West, the character. you, because I was too busy being numbed more airtime the more it is Pearl Jam slams a heavy played by a wooden Matt LeBlanc, is pilot- He babbles philosophical nonsense and by the visual effects to pay much attention played. grinding bass riff as Vedder ing a fighter ship above the earth in at- tritely discusses the battle between good to anything else. Smooth and relaxing with talks poetry. tempts to thwart an invasion against his and evil while the other characters stand Special effects buffs would probably ap- Vedder at his best. The song Overall, the album contains post. around and loathe him. preciate this movie more than I did, and reminds me of something that only pure Pearl Jam. Many The scene is intended to portray the Mr. and Mrs. Space Family Robinson these are the only people to whom I would U2 should have played. would say that Pearl Jam had Major as a revered fighter pilot and as.a (William Hurt and Mimi Rogers) are also recommend this film. "Brain Of J." is the original sold out, but they were very stand-up guy, which is hinted at when he lackluster. Everyone else should probably stay away, Pearl Jam. wrong. Try to check out the aborts the mission to save a friend. But the There is supposedly much tension be- unless they are eager to get confused. The songs comes on strong other four albums. 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Organization on GSU campus tures of the food. has also changed . There is no I was in the mood to try some- Hachi Restaurant You could get lo mein, beef more lo mein, which is one of my thing new, anyway. a member," Powell said. "We do 7 College Plaza and broccoli, chow mein, and all favorites. There are several ap- The entree was very good. however encourage anyone that 681-1759 the other goodies. The food was petizers available, like egg rolls There were lots of shrimp, well wishes to learn more about the Hours: Mon.-Sun. 11a.m- kept in containers in the counter, and shrimp and vegetable seasoned and very tender. I chose United States smallest minority 2 p.m. and 5-9 p.m. like over at Lakeside. You told tempura. fried rice over white rice, and to attend our first meeting." credit cards accepted the server whatyou wanted, they Entrees are teriyaki chicken, there was a giant heaping of it on The organization plans to visit Handicap accesible scooped it onto a fish, steak and tofu. my plate, as well as a mixed Native sites within a modest Average dinner for two: vegetable that appeared to be traveling distance of GSU. There mostly cabbage. I can't tell you I Native American Students Organisation are also plans to host Native $20 for sure what was in it, but it was '■Vf •'' American speakers on campus. good too. One of the major trips in the By Jennifer Stokes The biggest problem Hachi has works is to attend a pow-wow in Staff Writer right now is service. There is a Special to the G-A the near future. NASO can be a Greetings, fellow diners! Wel- sign in the window that says GSU is fortunate in that it valuable asset to those seeking a !H|piYou can get they are hiring a waiter/wait- come to the last quarter you'll plate (or into a box), i\ includes among its student body career in dealing with minori- ever attend at GSU. and you paid at the shrimp with or ress for lunch, and they sure do ties of any ethnic background. descendants of indigenous people The first review of this quar- end of the counter without teriyaki need it. Learning how subjects of little or who occupied North America ter is for Hachi, located in the and took a seat to sauce, as well as There were two people in the no consequence to some that can prior to European contact. The strip mall behind Wendy's on eat. scallops and a kitchen cooking and running the organization of these Native have a detrimental effect on oth- register, and one poor girl run- Fair Rd. It's not like that vegetable dish. ers is another eye opening aspect American students into an offi- Lots of people don't seem to anymore. It's Side orders are ning her tail off to keep up with of the organization. cially recognized body will serve know this place exists. It's tucked aregular sit-down rice, salad, and the tables. To some people, if something to enrich campus-life and the way back in the corner, between place now. I had additional por- Price wise, Hachi is fair. I region by providing a foundation does not directly effect them, they the Hancock Fabric store and gone over to grab a bite for lunch tions of the meats. Plus, there is couldn't eat there everyday, but for social, cultural and educa- could care less. It is Powell's the new roller rink. before I went to work, and I was an entire sushi menu, which they the shrimp I ordered was one of tional events—as well as attract- contention to educate those that It's a small place, but there is surprised. didn't have before. the most expensive items on the ing more Native American stu- would join, as much as possible, plenty of seating if you decide to Hachi is a seat yourself ar- When I went in for lunch, I menu ($5.50, without drink). dents to campus. It is for these aspects of Native culture, his- dine in, or get your food to go. rangement, but the waitress was really looking for shrimp lo Entrees run from $3.95 to $7.95. tory, issues and tradition. reasons that the Native Ameri- I had not been in Hachi since comes to your table, takes a drink mein. I ended up ordering the Appetizers are from $1.25 to can Students Organization The organization was the they opened about a year and a order, comes back for your or- shrimp without teriyaki sauce. $3.95. For the money, there was (NASO) was founded. brain child of Alan Downs, GSU half ago. der, brings you a ticket when you It came with a salad. more than enough food. Ray Powell, the president and assistant professor of history. It The last time I was there, it are done, and then you go to the Ranch and ginger dressings My suggestion: don't go during founder of NASO, is a Cherokee was his interest in the history of was more fast food and less res- counter to pay. are the only choices, so I ordered the lunch rush, because the ser- Indian that has been active dur- the Native Peoples of North taurant. There were lighted The light up signs over the ranch dressing. The waitress vice is slow. And try something America that led him to create a ing his four years at GSU pro- boards over the counter with pic- counter are gone and the menu brought me the ginger dressing. new - you may just be surprised. moting a positive image of the course in Native American stud- southeastern Indians. ies. A senior majoring in anthro- The course was taught last pology, Powell stays involved fall to a classroom filled to capac- Student Media Positions 1998-1999 • with community awareness pro- ity. Downs not only wishes to grams of the Cherokee people offer the class again next year, Editor ($1,400 per full semester) and has been a guest speaker at but has hopes of offering a minor many schools throughout the in American Indian History in Managing Editor ($1,300 per full semester) southeast. He now wishes to the near future. ..-..:;. : . . : : '. ■■■ ■■"■■■ fieorge-An■ii nmnria^iMr#H'i'iii, .i...... ne News Editor ($1,200 per full semester) bring some of the cultural as- Downs said he feels strongly pects as well as various concerns that there has been a serious Editor ($550 per full semester) of Native Peoples to the student lack of studies covering the in- body at GSU. volvement of the role of Ameri- Miscellany Assistant Editor ($400 per full semester) "One does not have to be of can Indians in the development Georgia Scjutrieirn' te: Magazihe o£ tlie Ai-ts: Native American ancestry to be of our nations history. Editor ($1,000 per full semester) The first meeting for NASO is Art Director ($900 per full semester) tonight at 4:30 p.m. in room Managing Editor ($800 per full semester) 1106 of the Forrest Building. 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MOVIE NEWS 1/icU* Sfrottiy&t: '76e £New York City. bartender and movie buff from stand and honor the dead. marketing vice president for the to his liking. This little act sets While walking the streets they the little town of Jamestown con- "All the little girls were like, mid-sized chain of Weststar/ * = Poor, ** = Fair, *** = Good, Meadows transformation in mo- wander into a chant meeting. vinced movie theaters from "Oooo, today is a special day,'" Mann Theatres. **** _ Very Good, ***** = Excel- tion. Meadows is intrigued and dis- Alaska to Florida to observe a said Greg Haupt. Instead, her company will do- lent Next, Buddusky decides that covers that chanting give him moment of silence before show- None of the nation's largest nate $1,523 — there were about they need to have some beer, but hope. ing "Titanic" last Tuesday, the cinema companies participated. that many victims — to UCLA Welcome to the first Video the only problem is that Mead- Before they leave New York anniversary of the tragic ship- "People are going to the mov- Children's Hospital. Spotlight of the spring quar- City, they go to a little get wreck. ter. This week's video pick together at a woman's apart- Henry Mullen, who like thou- is Hal Ashby's 1973 film ment after she hears Mead- sands of others has been touched OLD RUS "The Last Detail." ows chanting in a bar. This by the mania over "Titanic," says provides one of the best it is his way to honor the more TANNING "The Last Detail" tells the scenes of the film as than 1,500 people who died when story of a couple of Navy Buddusky feeds a line of the ship sank 86 years ago. Some (Located Inside Hits Video lifers, "Bad Ass" Buddusky crap about being on the sea theater owners liked the idea. (Jack Nicholson) and Rich- to a woman he is trying to "I think it's easy, with all the on Northside Drive West) ard "Mule" Mulhall (Otis bed. hoopla over the film and the suc- Young) who get assigned to The sailors adventures cess of the film ... it's easy to temporary duty as "chasers" culminate as they head to forget the tragedy of the sink- GET DOMED! while they are waiting on Boston and take Meadows ing," said spokesman Brian their orders. Their duty re- to a prostitute for his first Callaghan of General Cinema Cyber Dome! The Worlds First quires that they escort sexual experience before Theatres. The company planned High Definition Tanning System former Seaman Lawrence ! arriving at Portsmouth. to hold the memorial at many of Meadows (a very young This is a great movie its 85 theaters nationwide. Randy Quaid) to the brig at filmed during the 1970's Small chains and independent HOURS! - NO CROWDS! Portsmouth Naval Prison . which is considered to be theaters in Ohio, Florida, Con- Bring this Ad in for a Free Visit in after he attempts to steal Hollywood's second golden necticut and Rhode Island con- $40, from a polio contribu- age. firmed they were participating. Cyberdome A ($15.00 Value) with the tion box. ows is underage. They end up Hal Ashby (Harold and Mullen said he also recruited the- Purchase of Any Package. Incredibly, Meadows has been getting harrased by a "redneck" Maude, Being There) does a su- aters in Texas, Iowa, Tennessee Packages starting as low as $27.00 given the strict sentence of 8 bartender who won't serve Mead- perb job of directing, but the film's and Pennsylvania. years and a dishonorable dis- ows and makes it known that he screenwriter Robert Towne To get them interested, Mullen charge and he did not even suc- isn't especially happy about serv- (Chinatown, Personal Best) spent about $1,000 sending let- cessfully take the money. Mead- ing Mule because he is black. leaves an even greater mark on ters to 2,000 theaters, calling 64-FRE ows made the mistake of trying Buddusky gets worked up and the film. Towne imbues the film cinema chains and creating his Limit 1 Per Customer to steal from the favorite charity goes off on the bartender, but with his personal style and has own World Wide Web site. He Offer Expires 4-30-98 of a senator's wife. For this rea- they still don't get any beer. created great characters and dia- has seen the movie six times. Open 7 Days a Week son, he is being made an ex- Finally, they get some beer logue. A worker at Holiday Cinemas ample of for his petty crime. and have a drunken night in a An interesting piece of trivia Shortly after the trip begins, Washington, D.C. hotel. is that John Travolta tried out Buddusky and Mule discover The next day they attempt to for the role of Meadows before he that Meadows is just a timid, visit Meadows mother, but to no first gained success as Vinnie naive young man and once in the avail. For some reason, Barbarino in "Welcome Back, brig he will probably be bullied Lawrence gets overly emotional Kotter." by the hardened criminals. They and Mule comes to the realiza- Audiences should be glad that decide to take it upon themselves tion that Meadows just cannot the role instead went to Randy to help Meadows "experience" life have fun and that these "experi- Quaid because the he and the as a kind of send-off before they ences" will make his sentence other principles do an exceptional STOP reach Portsmouth. harder to cope with. job. Once this decision has been They continue on their trip For anyone looking for a good Fighting Traffic. reached, the duo star helping and at the next stop end up in a video, give "The Last Detail" a Meadows "become a man." First fistfight with a group of Marines. try. It is well worth your hard Walk to GSU! up on the agenda is to teach to So they aren't arrested by the earned money.

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Roth wins first Pulitzer Prize for fiction By Richard Pyle when you're 80. It's just an ing the 100th anniversary of his The Associated Press extraodinary and wonderful birth. NEW YORK — Philip Roth, event." In "American Pastoral," Roth one of America's best-known au- Graham was feted with cake writes about subjects close to thors, was awarded his first in the Post's busy newsroom. home — New Jersey, especially Pulitzer Prize on Tuesday for his The Pulitzer for general Newark, and Jewishness. The 22nd novel, "American Pastoral." non-fiction went to "Guns, book follows the life of a storied agle He was chosen in the fiction Germs, and Steel: The Fates of high school athlete, Seymour category over two other finalists: Human Societies" by Jared Dia- "Swede" Levov, who, as a decent Don DeLillo's "Underworld" and mond, a professor of physiology soul, deserves better than he gets ntertainment Robert Stone's "Bear And His at the University of California, from life. "Your Student Entertainment Connection" Daughter: Stories." Los Angeles. Roth won National Book Crit- The poetry award went to "I'll be damned. Oh my god," ics Circle awards for "The Charles Wright for his collec- Diamond said. "I'm delighted. Counterlife"in 1988 and his 1992 tion "Black Zodiac." Wright, the What else? Thrilled. Pleasantly memoir "Patrimony." His Tuesday. April 21 winner of the National Book Crit- surprised. That sums it up for "Sabbath's Theater" won a 1995 ics Circle award earlier this year, the moment." National Book Award. Stevie Starr is an English professor at the Aaron Jay Kernis won the Vogel's plays have been per- i University ofVirginia. "BlackZo- music prize for "String Quartet formed in Canada, England, Bra- diac" was his 11th collection of No. 2, Musica Instrumentalis. zil and Spain. She won an Obie the Regurgitator poems dating to 1970. The composer is a self-taught for her 1992 off-Broadway pro- "It's better than a poke in the pianist who first won national duction "The Baltimore Waltz." III Sm^He'll Make You Laugh! More than 200 of Diamond's eye with a sharp stick," Wright attention with his 1983 orches- He'll Make You Sick! said. tral work, "Dream of the Morn- articles on natural history and "One always hopes to win. This ing Sky." related subjects have been pub- He'll astonish you with *k *k is my fifth time as a finalist so I "I'm completely speechless," lished. what comes out next! r * was fairly fatalistic about it. I'm Kernis said. "I'm 38, which makes Graham said she thought of very happy." this even more incredible. I'm writing her autobiography "be- Paula Vogel won the very shaken by this." cause I've lived these two very Can you swallow a Ruble's Cube Pulitzer for drama for "How I The Pulitzer for history opposite lives of wife and mother and move the color rows when Learned To Drive," an off-Broad- went to Edward J. Larson for for 23 years and somebody at you bring it back? way production about a young "Summer for the Gods: The work for 30 and they were so sort Union Ballroom • 7 pm woman molested by her uncle Scopes Trial and America's Con- of entirely different and op- FREE FREE FREE FREE Well so can Stevie Starr! and its subsequent effect on her tinuing Debate Over Science and posed." COME JOIN THE FUN! life. Religion." She said she has received "I am very high right now," The Pulitzer Board awarded a many letters from women who she said from Providence, R.I., special citation to the late com- have read the book and recog- where she lives. poser George Gershwin, mark- nized their own struggles. "I am so proud of the produc- Wed.. April 22 tion of my play we have in New York and grateful to director Eye surgery with care Mark Brokaw and all the actors ■if a Julie Claveria, M.D. Four Bichin' Babes and actresses who played the 764-6017 a >> roles." Out of the Mouths of Babes, Aestetic & Lasar Surgery 420 C Gentilly Place* The prize for biography of the Eye-Lids & Face Statesboro, GA 30458 is a glorious musical ride through was awarded to "Personal His- tory" by Katharine Graham, the heart. Join them as they take chairman of the executive com- you on a journey through the joys mittee of The Washington Post Co. Graham was publisher of the Scott's Window Tinting and dilemmas of love and . Post from 1969 to 1979 and its • lifetime warranty (Urn everyday life... chairman of the board from 1973 guaranteed lowest price to 1993. "I'm stunned and thrilled," free pick up and delivery Foy Recital Hall • 8pm Great Music Graham said. • 7 years experience Art* "I mean you can't believe that FREE FREE FREE FREE and Drama! this kind of thing could happen mobile: Scott £ee home: 556-0*7* Owner (912) 863-

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Services 14 In favor of ?: a Classified Ads Manager position, 2BR/1BA apartment. Furnished w/ W/D and LOOKING FOR a responsible & reliable baby- 20 21 23 15 Walk-on part ■ ' opening in the Fall of 1998. Applicants DAW. Excellent location. Only $150/mth + 1/3 NEED ENGLISH help? I proofread, type pa- sitter. Call Amie at 688-3191. must have computer knowledge. To apply utilities Call 489-1564. 16 Court action 24 1 25 1 ■ < pers, tutor, and more. Cost of sen/ice varies. 27 28 29 visit room 2021 of the Williams Center. Please call 871-4647 for more info. Ask for STUDENT LOOKING for a used Eng. 152 17 Atmosphere book for Pate's class, Roberts and Jacobs Lit- Please no phone calls Jennifer. 18 In the midst of 30 31 32 33 H34 NEED ROOMMATE for spring and summer. erature 5th edition. Will Pay $30. Call Liz at 19 "I Am Woman" $200 a month + 1/3 utilities. Own bedroom in I DO small paint jobs! Call 739-2753, and 489-6014. singer 35 36 37 38 39 NATIONAL PARK employment- Parks, For- 3 bedroom apartment. Call Bill or Chad at leave a message for Brett. ests, Wildlife Preserves. Ask us how! 517- 20 Chavez or 764-3836. Need to fill quickly! BUYING BEANIE Babies, Mainly interested in 40 324-3109Ext.N53942 PERSONALIZED CARDS for all occasions, retired and hard to finds. Call 764-2072. Romero . FEMALE NEEDED immediately to take over letterhead, labels, calendars, title pages, etc. " spring lease in a 4 bedroom campus courtyard 22 Nicks of created on color deskjet printer. Call renee' at LOOKING FOR musicians to start an original 43 4-1 apartment. Rent is negotiable. Call Stephanie Fleetwood Mac 150 871-3918 for information and prices. high energy funk rock band. Call Chris at 865- _ " at 871-4349. 5751 or e-mail at gsi00867. 24 Absconds to 46 48 marry | Lost & Found SUBLEASE ASAP for Spring Quarter avail- 49 50 1 ■ 51 able now! Rent is $175/mth + 1/2 utilities. Call 26 Turkey's capital 52 53 54 250 Lisa and leave a message at 681-3700. 30 Urgent FOUND BROWN toy poodle in Hawthorne 320 34 Singer Tillis 55 56 57 58 H59 area off Hwy 67. Call 681 -6911. ROOMMATE NEEDED ASAP. Rent is Sports & Stuff 35 Fall short $250/mth + 1/2 utilities own bedroom and Word Processing/Typing 60 61 62 63 64 65 38 Make right bathroom in Park Place. W/D. Call 681-3855 39 Ring bells 160 and ask for Heather. BASEBALL CARDS for sale - Kirby Puckett, 66 . 68 NEED SOMETHING typed and spell-checked 40 Enticement WF OR WM needed for huge bedroom in Dwight Gooden, Darryl Strawberry, Felix on the computer. Must be legible and in order. 41 Slacks 69 Miscellaneous for Sale 3BR/2BA house with fenced in yard. Have on Jones, Andy Benes, Ken Hill, Jimmy Key, $1 per double spaced page. Call or leave 42 Pot starter " " friendly dog. Smokers are welcome. $217/mth Alan Trammel, Eric Davis. Call Renee 871- message -- Renee 871-3918. 43 Fruit drinks © 1998 Tribune Media Services, Inc. FOR SALE: Huffy Mountain bike-$50-. TI-81 + utilities. Call 489-2618 and ask for Tiffany or 3918. 4/16/98 leave a message. 44 Drama dialogue 'All rights reserved. Calculator with book $50. Call 681-7420 and i 1 ask for Richard. 45 6/6/44 FEMALE NON-smoker to share 2 BR/2 Full 260 remembrance CANNON STARWRITER WordProcessor. Bath apartment at Hawthorne II. 1/2 utilities + Don't own a computer? Write papers at home! rent. Spacious apartment across from the poo! 46 Brooch 8 Theater area 50 Rhythmic throb 58 Gulf of the Excellent condition with manual and two ink and volleyball court. Call Luci at 871-3422. Stereo & Sounds 47 Neighbor of 9 Part of a yo-yo 52 Saudis, e.g. Mediterranean ANSWERS 10 Small stream cartridges, Call (912)564-7227. ONE BEDROOM apartment for sublease. West Virginia 53 Wandering calf 60 Spotted Spring/Summer quarters. Eagle Villa Suites INFINITY KAPPA Subwoofers: 2 10" subs in 49 Intervene 11 Helping hand 1994 FLEETWOOD 16x70 2 BR/2BA fire- 54 Boulder " 61 Historic period S340/mth needed ASAP. Contact Lashanda at box with Sony mx450 amp. Brand new. Ask- 51 Caesar and 12 Wee bit place, dishwasher, front and back decks, Her- 56 Scotch shot 62 Record 681-8389. ing $400 obo. Call Pete @ 688-3585 or Page Waldorf 13 Crafty itage MHP. Call Shyanne at 681-6641. 57 Big, band 64 Put on the @ 871-9588. 55 Familiar with 21 Macintosh SUBLEASE SUMMER QTR., female needed instrument feedbag NEW NEON beer signs. Call Chris for more 800 WATT Thump Gold amp $100. Competi- 3 3 s S 3 N V \N s 3 0 V M 59 H. Ross _ computers to share BR/4BA apartment in Bermuda Run. info at 871 -5113. Many to choose from. tion Hot Shots crossover $50. 2 10" subs $75 N 23 Redgrave and S235/mth. Call 681-6061 and leave a mes- 1 9 3 1 V a V 3 S 0 d V 60 Offers to buyers will sell together for $200. Call Josh at 681- sage. O O V 1 V H S 1 i 3 S 63 Bucolic Williams IF YOU are interested in working with the MOBILE HOME for sale: 1988 Horton/Summit 1277. H n 65 In the past 25 Island hopper GSU football program as a Video camera op- 14x76, 3 BR/2BA Shingle roof, Masonite Sid- WF OR WM needed to share 3BR/2BA house 1 0 d 3 d| 0 l a 3 s n ing, beside GSU football Stadium. $12,900. with fenced in backyard. Have one dog. 66 Came up 27 Rectify erator for footbball please contact Mike Sew- BRAND NEWJBL's 10" subwoofers in ported V i V |N 1 d 3 1 S Call 871-3452. Smoker are welcome! S217/mth + 1/3 utilities. s a s| 28 Spanish ak, video coach at 681-5460. plexi box. Paid $450. Need money, only $150 67 Grow less Call 489-2618. Ask for Tiffany or leave a mes- N V 1 A H V ^■N 1 d cowboy's lariat Call Andy at 764-3553. m° 68 Open receptacle FOR SALE: RC10GT Gas Truck. Excellent sage on machine. A V a a s 3 N 1 1 s 3 a V 69 Pay 29 Back street condition, os.12 Pull start engine. All you need 40 ROOMMATES WANTED: Male roommates 3 i N V s 1 rj V d 3 H n T 70 Lions' hairdos 31 Step to run. Also includes optional RC10T electric Truck. Call 764-8369. needed for 98-99' school year and/or summer 290 -. V 3 d 3 N 0 1 V 1 1 V 3 71 Observe 32 Boxer Liston Autos for Sale sublease, $230 a month at Campus Court- 33 Pentium i 3 N 1 S 3 a d ■ WEDDING DRESS for sale. Negotiable price. yard. Furnished apartment, swimming pool, «Ho s s closer to campus then some dorms. Call Travel V U V N V DOWN manufacturer 1972 VW Super Beetle for sale. Brand new Spring/Summer dress. Call 981-4940 and ask X 3 d O 1 3 Shane 681-6398 for more info. ■ 1 Open spot 35 Wing tires. Excellent condition. Price negotiable. for Cassie. 3 1 A 3 1 s a V S 3 O 2 Character in movements Call 681-6095 and leave a message. NEED ROOMMATE ASAP 2BR/2BA Mobile EUROPE-SUMMER 98' FOR SALE: Spanish II book and workbook for $189 (each way plus taxes) A a a 3 a 9 N 0 w V U 1 V "The Tempest" 36 Financial exam Home, $180/mo water included + 1/2 utilities. FOR SALE: Honda CRX/SI 1989 red. Sony $35. You save $30 from the bookstore's cost. All Intl cities at low $$$ ' V i tl l O 3 n V 0 O d d 3 Bulk of the body 37 Goddess of cd player, alarm, cruise control, new tires, Call 688-2344. Only 10 minutes from campus. Call 488-2529. Ask for Jamie Spring Quarter only. CALL 800-326-2009 S i V 0 s 1 M V H s i V S 4 Boo shouter peace clutch, timing belt. Belts look excellent. Excel- http://www.airhitch.org 5 Bad actor 39 Oar lent condition call 871-6478 $5,500. QUEEN SIZE sofa-sleeper $100. Large oorm size refrigerator $75. 24" men's 10-speed 6 Joel-Obadiah 47 Shoots wide SEIZED CARS from S175. Porches, Cadil- mountain bike with lock $50 Call 681-2323. 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The ideas expressed herein are those of the editor or the individual authors and do not Motorcycles necessarily represent the views of the Student Media Committee, the administration, the FOR SALE: Suzuki Intruder 4,000 miles, shaft faculty and staff of Georgia Southern Universi- DIAMOND MOUNTAIN Bike, black, duotrack drive, new tires, excellent condition. Must see. ty, or the University System of Georgia. The shocks, rapidfire shifters. $200 OBO. Call Call 871-6478 ask for Nick $4,000. George-Anne is published twice weekly during 681-8960. the academic year and three times during summers. Any questions regarding content TREK ZX 7000MB Aluminum Frame System should be directed to the editor at by phone at Z Shimano STXRC Components Tioga 200 912/681-5246 or fax at 912/871-1357. Read- Pyscho-k tires. New cables, in great shape ers may also send electronic messages to the asking $400 will talk. Call CJ at 764-5803. 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No free ads taken 120 681-9473 or 681-0894. Evenings call 871- ON S6COMP1H0U&HT: via telephone - at this price we don't take dictation. 6663. 60 BACK 15 SLEEP, One free ad per person per week. Commercial classi- fied are 20 cents per word with a S4 minimum per in- Furniture & Appliances "FALL RENTAL" ITS SPOOKIER WITH Boardwalk Apartments sertion. Tearsheets are $2 extra per insertion. 512 South College vouK eves OPSN. 'CIRCULATION INFORMATION: Subscription rates TWIN BED with Headboard and m,mattress. 3bd 2ba $645/mo for home delivery' of The George-Anne are eight dol- Dresser drawer with mirror, and Chester draw- 2bd $440/mo lars per quarter, or $24 per year, delivered by third er for sale. In great shape! S200 Call Rebecca 489-3358. Pool- Volley Ball class mail. Please address all inquiries to Zeina Rah- i «a^ Close to campus me, Business Manager. The George-Anne is distribut- FRIDGE FOR sale. Like new . Waist high, o/a 681-2300 ed free of charge on the Georgia Southern University oerfect for dorm. $8Q. Please call Melanie campus through delivery sites located in campus 764-4639. APARTMENTS AND houses for rent. buildings, at off-campus sites, and in residence halls. Available in August. No pets. A * 1 NOTICE: Readers may pick up one free copy, and a FOR SALE- 3 piece bedroom suit-double bed, James Hood, 764-6076. Visit Website second for a roommate or acquaintance, at distribu- nightstand, and dresser. Hunter green with http://www2.gasou.edu/facstaff/jhood/ tion sites. Additional copies are 35 cents each and are dark wood trim.m,. $250 OBO. Bag car phone. for information on housing ordinance. available at the Williams Center. However, unauthor- Only used for brief time, excellent condition ized removal of additional copies from a distribution $60 OBO. Call 489-4620 leave a message. REASONABLE RENTALS site constitutes theft under Georgia law, a misde- 764-5003 SOFA AND Love seat, $150 (includes deliv- meanor offense punishable by a fine and/or jail time. ery within 20 miles) Call 764-8773. SUBLEASE APARTMENT ASAP. Close to Editors will seek to have any person(s) who removes campus I Bedroom 1 Bath new carpet and more than the authonzed number of copies from dis- FURNITURE, BASSETT couch, loveseat, paneling. $340/mth. Pay only half for march. tribution sites prosecuted to the full extent of the law. chair and ottoman, dining table with 4 match- $75 deposit. 681-9012 or 871-6933. NOTE: We gratefully acknowledge the theft of our slo- ing chairs, all like new, moving must sell, GSU gan - "Liked by Many, Cussed by Some, Read by faculty, 587-9220. SUBLEASE PLANTATION Villas Apartment them Air - from Robert Williams of the Blackshear #22, for $220 a month plus 1/2 utilities for Times. Call Bob and he can tell you who he stole it FOR SALE: 8ft Bar, marble formica top. 2 Bar spring and summer. Please call immediately from originally. stools included, and accessories. $100 OBO Serra 681-9888 close to campus...spacious. call 681-8616. BERMUDA RUN tenant sublease ASAP. Seri- ous inquiries only. No pets, leave message 140 681-1706. $260 rent negotiable. Females *- STUDENTS BEWARE only. Own bed/bath and walk-in closet. ATTENTION - The George-Anne screens all advertisements prior to publication. The news- Help Wanted APARTMENT FOR LEASE for summer quar- paper strives to accept ads for legitimate pro- ter only. 2 BR/2BA at Campus Courtyard. ducts and services only. Students are urged to EARN SSS AND WIN Very nice. Call 871 -4940 and ask for Cassie. A VIDEO CAMCORDER. Is the semester al- exercise caution when replying to ads - par- most over an d group still needs money? Be- QUIET REASONABLE person needed to ticularly those which require a credit card fore it's too late, try a MasterCard fundraiser sublease one bedroom apartment. Cheap number, other personal information, or money and earn quick cash. It won't cost a thing, call rent! Water free! ASAP 587-9186 not after in advance of the delivery of a product or serv- today! 10pm please. 1 -800-323-8454 x22 ice. Students are also urged to report to the SUBLEASE 2 BR/1BA Free Cable, & washer newspaper any suspicious offers which they CRUISE SHIP & Land-tour Jobs- Workers and dryer hookups $400 mo. June free call might see in an ad. Remember, if an offer earn up to $2000+ month (w/ tips & benefits) 764-7497. Leave message if no one answers. seems too good to be true, it probably is. in seasonal/year around positions. World Travel (Hawaii, Alaska, Mexico, Caribbean, RESPONSIBLE Non Smoking female need- etc.) Ask us how! 517-324-3093 Ext. C53943. ed ASAP to share a 2 BR/BA brand new mo- bile home. Rent is $200/mth + 1/2 utilities. 20 $1500 WEEKLY potential mailing our circu- Call Shantel Veasey at 871-5820. lars. No experience required. Free information Announcements packet. Call 202-452-5942. EARN 230 S750-$1500/WEEK ATTENTION CLASSIFIED Ad Customers: Raise all the money your student group needs Roommates All ads that are submitted by e-mail must by sponsoring a VISA fundraiser on your cam- contain the following information: First & pus. No investment & very little time needed. ROOMMATE NEEDED to share Westbrook last name, Landrum box, and phone There's no obligation, so why not call for infor- Apartment. Quiet and away from the college number. Without this vital information your mation today. scene. S250/mth + utilities. Located by the ads will not be published. 1-800-323-8454x95 Country Club. Call Andy 764-3553. 7 Page 16 — April 16 ,1998 (^orge-Amie OPERATION Continued from page 1 FREE STUDENT CLASSIFIEDS!!! Directory and the SGA Fresh tee. least three times a quarter and Mail to Land rum Box 8001 Faces of Georgia Southern. The senate on a whole will can be called to meet by the presi- ARE YOU PROUD TO BE AN EAGLE? The vice president of finance approve the final budget of SGA dent, the other four executive WOULD YOU LIKE TO HELP RECRUIT STUDENTS? will be in charge of all disburse- and will make all budgetary ex- members acting in unison, by ARE YOU MAJOR ING IN: ments and financial operations penditures in excess of $200. It the SGA advisor or one-third of BIOLOGY GEOGRAPHY of SGA. will also approve or reject any the senators. Penalties are in- BUILDING CONSTRUCTION GEOLOGY He or she will also oversee the special appointments and can flicted on senators who miss ex- CHEMISTRY PHYSICS expenditures of groups receiving override a presidential veto with cessive meetings. The executive COMPUTER SCIENCE MANUFACTURING money from SGA and will serve a two-third majority. officers must meet at least once a ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY MATHEMATICS PRINTING MANAGEMENT on the Activity Budget Commit- The full senate must meet at week. ARREST WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE MORE INVOLVED? Continued from page 1 WE HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR! like this from occurring again sity Police have started to plant made by using the decoy ve- COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY STUDENT AMBASSADORS the Residence staff has been decoy vehicles around campus, hicles. working with the University Po- and someone hides and watches He said that not all of the The Allen E. Paulson College of Science and Technology is looking for dedicated, lice in order to better educate the car, when someone breaks items reported stolen have been enthusiastic, eager individuals who have at least a 2.5 grade point average and like students of crime prevention", in they will arrest them on the returned to the owners, but Brown said. spot. According to Brown, there they are working to identify the to meet people. If you meet these qualifications, you could be a College of Science Brown said that the Univer- have already been three arrests merchandise and return it. and Technology (COST) Student Ambassador.

COST Student Ambassadors volunteer their time to help recruit students, entertain CANDIDATES dignitaries, host campus events, and more. All of this plus the chance to enhance Continued from page 1 your resume, make great contacts, and meet interesting people. diversity and increasing the com- munity. meeting he attended on Monday munication between GSU stu- Keen said he first learned of night, but he expects to be If you would like to become a COST Student Ambassador, pick up an application dents and the Statesboro com- the debate in the candidates' present. from your Department Office or come by Room 2141 of the Technology Building. Application deadline is April 27th.

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