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By MEAGAN JORDAN George-Anne staff

Over the past few months, wild$ res raged in south Georgia and northern Florida resulting in the occasional smoky haze around the Georgia Southern University campus. According to Valdosta Today, Georgia alone recorded almost 9,000 wild$ res since July of last year. Smoke from these $ res are becoming a problem for the environment and for people’s health. “! ere are three major $ res right now and one small one not far from Savannah that is about 353 acres, near Lindsay Hartman/STAFF Hinesville,” said Bill Murphey, chief meteorologist with Snooky’s restaurant is expected to close after CVS Pharmacy purchases it, leaving many residents disappointed. the Environmental Protection Department. “Seventy to 80 percent are contained, but there is still a lot of smoldering that is emitted from the $ res.” Although most of the major wild$ res are CVS Pharmacy expected approximately 170 miles away from Statesboro, the smoke occasionally dri# s into the area. Last Friday, ! e Weather Channel’s website issued an alert for Statesboro stating, “Smoke being generated to purchase Snooky’s lot from a wild$ re burning south of Hinesville, as well as from several large wild$ res in the Okefenokee Swamp By JESSIE REESE 3.35 acres of land that currently includes I don’t think has happened yet, they will will a& ect portions of southeast Georgia into Saturday George-Anne staff Snooky’s, Andrew’s Klean Korner, a own the entire property,” said Councilman morning.” tanning salon, part of an apartment John Riggs. ! e website also advised people with health problems Following Statesboro City Council’s complex and o" ces. “! ey can do whatever they want. ! ey to stay indoors and to take caution when driving due to vote to allow CVS Pharmacy’s purchase ! e property was rezoned from can reopen Snooky’s or use it as storage or low visibility. of the property located at the intersection Highway Oriented Commercial to demolish it. It would be up to CVS.” “With winds from the south, southwest, that would of Fair Road and Tillman Road, Snooky’s Commercial Retail in order to allow CVS Snooky’s has o# en been considered a See WILDFIRES, page 2 restaurant is expected to close. Pharmacy’s purchase. historical landmark of Statesboro for ! e council voted in favor to rezone the “If they buy all of the property, which See SNOOKY’S, page 2

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By KEN COLYER George-Anne staff !ere are right at 700 departments in the state of Georgia. Of those, only 100 have this !e Georgia Southern University Òcerti"cation and out of those 100, only four Department of Public Safety recently departments are from college campuses. gained certi"cation from the Georgia Agency Certi"cation Program. -Mike Russell, GSU Public Safety According to a press release, the Ó certi"cation is a progressive and time-proven way of helping law to the certi"cation standards and outstanding achievement and enforcement agencies calculate and then is assessed by GACP o$cials. increased governmental support. improve their overall performance. If the department passes the Only a select few departments !e department began working assessment, they move on to a joint in Georgia gain accreditation and toward gaining accreditation in review committee that either passes even fewer college public safety January of 2010 and continued or advises the department on what it departments are certi"ed. working through the application needs to correct. “!ere are about right at 700 process until last November when it If the department passes the departments in the state of Georgia. completed the process. joint committee review, then it Of those, only 100 have this “We’ve been doing most of these is certi"ed for a period of three certi"cation and out of those 100, things on our own. It’s just that now, years. It is also o$cially presented only four departments are from we’re documenting it,” said Chief with the certi"cation and must "le college campuses,” said Russell. Mike Russell. annual reports to ensure continuing Other colleges with GACP !e certi"cation process is compliance. certi"cation include Georgia Health completed in six stages. !roughout !is certi"cation also brings Sciences University, Georgia State File photo the completion of these stages, the added bene"ts such as greater University and the University of GSU’s Department of Public Safety recently became one of only four department undergoes a policy shi# recognition in the "eld of Georgia. accredited college public safety departments

Wildfires, from page 1 Snooky’s, from page 1 many years. Former Georgia put the area more down wind or less is what we detect. As far as Southern University Head Football of the smoke, more toward health, it is the cardio-pulmonary Coach Erk Russell was rumored to Bulloch county. The afternoon effect in the heart and lungs. The be a frequent visitor. thundershowers help with the long-term exposure is what we !e restaurant is popular wash out process. However, the bad are more concerned about. It to many Statesboro residents, news is, you can get lightning from also reduces visibility, sometimes including Riggs who said he was those storms, which can ignite the people forget about that,” said patron for many years. fires,” said Murphey. Murphey. “I’ve been going to Snooky’s for According to The Florida The Okefenokee Swamp over 40 years, pretty much since I Times Union, Jacksonville issued a engulfed 287,833 acres since April, was born,” said Riggs. “I wish they record tying number of air-quality where the largest fire began due to wouldn’t close. I would like them to advisories as of the end of June. a lightning strike. More than 1,000 stay open.” Reuters stated that public health acres have burned just since last !e owner of Snooky’s, Bruce officials in Florida, Georgia and week. Yawn, is expected to retire, leaving South Carolina cautioned people Although there were significant the restaurant’s future in jeopardy. with chronic respiratory problems amounts of rain in the past week, However, Yawn was not available to to stay out of the smoke as much it still is not enough to put out the comment. as possible. flames. It would take many days “I spoke with Mr. Bruce, he The Center for Disease Control of continuous rain to put out the told me he’s been thinking about in Atlanta described the smoke Okefenokee fires, said Murphey. retirement for a while now and as a mixture of gases and burnt The EPD advised residents I think he should be able to retire particles from the trees and plants. to take extreme caution when whenever he wants,” said Riggs. In a Reuters article, the CDC throwing out cigarettes or handling “I certainly understand his explained that the smoke can fire outdoors. People with asthma position and wish him well, hurt resident’s eyes and irritate or other heart and lung related but it will be a big blow to the Photo from The Charlton County Herald respiratory systems. issued are advised to stay inside community.” Wildfires are burning thousands of acres of land in south Georgia, caus- “The smoke is composed of and avoid prolonged exposure to ing the occasional smoky haze over Statesboro. particle pollution. The 2.5 microns the smoke.

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Two # re extinguishers with pedestrian under the Thursdays, during most of the academic regular advertising rates. 25, Rigdon Road, Metter, was year. Any questions regarding content were found in the middle in$ uence. charged with DUI, failure to should be directed to the student editor STUDENTS BEWARE: The George- of Olympic Blvd. It was later by phone at 912.478.5246 or at gaeditor@ Anne screens all advertisements prior obey a tra! c control device determined they belong at georgiasouthern.edu. to publication. The newspaper strives and expired tag. Tuesday, July 12, 2011 to accept ads for legitimate products Southern Pines. t O! cers assisted six motorists, ADVERTISING: The newspaper accepts and services only. Students are urged to t
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Our View Ga. fireworks law: enforce or abolish Citizens of Statesboro and students of Georgia Southern University both enjoyed last week’s " reworks performance on the Fourth of July in one location or another. However, some residents of the city chose not to attend a " reworks performance set up by the local community in either Statesboro or Savannah, but instead, chose to create their own. According to the Georgia law, " reworks — larger than sparklers and fountains — set o& by uncerti" ed members of the community can result in a " ne. ! is law was put in place due to the summer droughts and imminent threat of wild" res. ! e state of Georgia should be concerned with the fact that " reworks were set o& illegally by citizens since the state is in a current drought and wild" res are ravishing certain areas, but its law enforcement doesn’t seem to care. However, if residents set o& " reworks without a permit, then where is the local law enforcement? Fireworks performances were visible within many Statesboro neighborhoods and apartment complexes. ! is means those who set o& the " reworks not only traveled to either South Carolina or Alabama to purchase the illegal Abstain from ignorance, stay informed product, but also committed an illegal action. ! is past weekend, I found myself down big pieces of legislation. Although the " reworks were being displayed without fortunate enough to attend the We all need to take a minute to a permit, in a previously unapproved location, and with Bulloch County Democratic Party look at what has happened, then see products purchased illegally, the local law enforcement " rst annual Independence Gala who was really behind it. ! ere are didn’t issue warnings or " nes to those who committed the Fundraiser. " ghting points on both sides; it’s just act. Laws are enacted for a reason and should therefore be At this event, I was able to meet about what’s best for the country. enforced. If the law enforcement is not willing to ensure such people as Mike Berlon, chairman Would you be so eager to get that the laws are upheld for the safety of the community, of the Georgia Democratic Party and Obama out of o% ce that you would then there must not be a threat and there is no reason for Stacy Abrams, Georgia State House elect someone like Sarah Palin, who the law to be implemented in the " rst place. Representative minority leader, as ROB ROBERTS has been quoted saying she would ! erefore, the law banning " reworks in the state of well as some other in# uential people. win in 2012 if she decides to run. Georgia should either be enforced — those who break it I know you are probably all won 60 seats unopposed. Don’t do that to America, people. should receive warnings and " nes — or the law should be surprised to know that I attended a ! e state is changing, and Rise above political ignorance and be abolished. Democratic fundraiser, but yes, I do changing fast. Due to the high African informed on the issues and what we Either take a stand for what needs to be done in order identify as liberal. American population in urban areas can do to " x them. I’m not saying, to protect the citizens of this community or help to abolish A$ er the event, we got to sit and the budding Hispanic population, “Vote for Obama,” but I am saying the law and let everyone celebrate the holiday the way it is around and discuss the future of Georgia is no longer a solid red state. don’t vote until you’ve done your meant to be celebrated. Georgia politics and we covered some ! e Democrats have a chance here homework. interesting topics. to play a big part in helping President ! ink about it like this: if you have The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor and appropriate guest ! ere were 60 elections in which Obama steal Georgia, which has, a huge test tomorrow, are you going columns. All copy submitted should be 350 words or fewer, typed, and there were no Democrats to run, until recently, been considered to be to buckle down and study, or just sent via e-mail in Microsoft Word format to [email protected]. basically giving the seat to the a given for conservatives. hope you get it right? ! e year 2012 is All submissions must be signed and include phone number for verification. GSU students should include their academic major, year and hometown. conservatives. Let us be reminded that whatever America’s next big test. So do America The editors reserve the right to reject any submission and edit submissions President Obama won 47 percent you have to complain about under a favor and study before you take it. for length. of Georgia in 2008. ! is means that President Obama’s administration is Opinions expressed herein are those of the Board of Opinions or columnists Georgia could be a player in the 2012 not entirely his fault. ! e Republicans Roberts is a senior public relations major themselves and DO NOT necessarily reflect those of the faculty, staff or from Warner Robins, Ga. He ran against administration of GSU, the Student Media Advisory Board, Student Media or the election. It also means there is no control the House and thus are a Alton Standifer for SGA’s presidency in University System of Georgia. reason for the Republicans to have major player in passing and shooting 2011.

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You’ll " gure out what the ‘MF’ takes over his father’s company a# er Film Review stands for. a fatal heart attack. Where Jack Pellit By MALLORY MCLENDON “Horrible Bosses” seems at was likable and nice, Bobby is a George-Anne staff " rst to be just another “Hangover” crack-head, sleaze-bag tool that is with the same brand of slapstick afraid of men in wheel chairs and humor and witty commentary. Well, pregnant women. pretty much it is, just without Zach “Horrible Bosses” takes that step Everyone has thought about Galifanakis. in the dark territory of murder and killing his or her boss at some point ! e movie really does a great suspicion, without taking it too far in time. But, when do you actually job of making the bosses truly to where it’s a cheesy, unbelievable draw the line and commit to it? detestable. Nick’s boss, Dave comedy. With every obstacle and Nick, Kurt and Dale, played by Harken, who is played by Kevin mess up, the characters get in Jason Bateman, Jason Sudeikis and Spacey, is a paranoid, narcissistic deeper and the plot gets even more Charlie Day, spend their bar nights CEO who treats his employees like hilarious. dreaming of killing their severely morons and his wife even worse. ! e actors really come through horrible bosses. Dr. Julia Harris, played by and shine, bringing this movie that ! eir work days get so bad to Jennifer Aniston, is black-mailing one step up to separate it from the the point that they actually seek Kurt with suggestive photos of their “Hangover” and every other comedy www.horriblebossesmovie.warnerbros.com out a hit man to do the deed, and ‘love-making,’ threatening to show movie the past few years. end up instead, with their murder them to his " ancee if they don’t Making over $20 million this past summer and holds it’s own in the and a few ridiculous, jaw-dropping consultant, Dean ‘MF’ Jones, played actually ‘get busy.’ weekend, “Horrible Bosses” proves box o$ ce. moments, this movie will deliver in by Jamie Foxx. Bobby Pellit of Pellit Chemicals to be a perfect crowd-pleaser this If you’re looking for an easy laugh all the right, and the wrong ways.

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By QUANIQUA EPPS George-Anne staff

!e Averitt Center for the Arts in downtown Statesboro has an opposing duo of artists on display. !e Calm and Clamor exhibit showcases a wide variety of art from painter Christopher Paul and sculptor Duke Oursler. !ey were hand picked by the gallery committee at the Averitt Center to show their work in the main gallery at the same time. !e committee thought that an exhibit featuring both artists would be interesting for students and the community. Oursler’s work consists of sculpture forms that represent the steps taken to create a sculpture. He uses di"erent building materials to create three- dimensional works of art. Paul’s works are two- dimensional paintings that use acrylic paints mixed with varied materials, such as co"ee. Paul likes to create calming views of modern scenes that do not normally inspire a serene feeling. His painting “City-ish” is a Courtesy of the Averitt Center for the Arts contradicting view of skyscrapers Clamor from the industrial style sculptures created by Duke Oursler mix with the calmness that painter Christopher Paul portrays in his modern scenes. painted in so# colors on a bold The sculptures, like the one above, show the tools and techniques used in the sculpture making process. Its hard materials contradict those used by Paul, background. who blends acrylic paint with other materials, like coffee. “A visual arts committee here at the Averitt Center reviewed expression of my process while I want people to have to think deep, said Chapman. !e Calm and Clamor exhibit art submissions by both Paul and am working,” said Oursler. but I do like it when they make !e blend of serene paintings will be on display in the main Oursler, and these individuals Oursler is an alumnus of their own interpretations of the and hard structures make this gallery at the Averitt Center until believed that the artwork of the Georgia Southern University and artwork,” said Oursler. exhibit unique. Aug 13. two complemented one another,” has taught several sculpture and Finding a balance between the said Tim Chapman, the executive three-dimensional art courses on calm of Paul’s work and the clamor director at the Averitt Center. campus. behind Oursler’s is easy when they !e artwork from both of these Oursler %nds a pleasure in his are blended together in a formal artists is somewhat in$uenced by work when individuals develop gallery setting. the environment around them and their own thoughts about his art. !e two-dimensional and their everyday lives. He also likes that his artwork three-dimensional di"erence also Oursler’s work directly re$ects sometimes remind visitors to the attributes to the opposing feelings the actual procedures that it exhibit about events and situations of the art. Check out our preview of the takes to get one of his sculptures in their lives. “While Paul’s paintings are very completed. “My work is not necessarily a soothing and peaceful, Oursler’s %nal Harry Potter movie on !e “I use hard geometric forms in thing where I’m trying to make sculptures are more raw and George-Anne’s website. Look my work. A lot of my work is based a statement, I want people to see extreme, and when you put the two o" of abstract things. My art is an that this is interesting. I do not together, there is a major contrast,” out next week for the review!

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Men’s Soccer “Hopefully, we’ll see the fruits of our labor because last year we were very young. Last year By RYAN MILLER we were leading NC State 2-0 with 20 minutes Geoge-Anne contributor le! and lost 3-2, so hopefully we can go up Volleyball there, score some goals, and put ourselves in a A!er "nishing last in the Southern position to win again,” he said. Conference this past season, the Georgia #ey have a philosophy of ball control that Southern University Men’s Soccer team looks is de"nitely going to be tested this season. to use its experience from competing in Last season, both UNC-Greensboro and the Europe to make a statement this fall. College of Charleston ascended to the national #e men’s soccer team le! for its 11 day tournament, but the Eagles will be formidable European tour on May 13. GSU spent time themselves. in the presence of two of soccer’s biggest Kennedy said, “We haven’t changed much. powerhouses: Spain and France. We are a possession oriented team, we want Spain won last year’s World Cup and France to be able to hold the ball and play through won it in 1998. #e men’s soccer team had the teams. It requires us to be better technically pleasure of watching professional European and repetition and high pressure situations, we teams such as the European Champions, try to replicate that in practice.” FC Barcelona play in an exhibition against A!er " nishing the season with a meager Deportivo, and they had a series of friendly record of 3-11-1 and a conference record of matches against three semi-professional teams. 0-6-1, the Eagles have a promising season Head Coach Kevin Kennedy shared his ahead of them. #ey did top the SoCon in saves thoughts about the team’s visit overseas. File Photo per game with 16 by goalkeeper Neal Bates. “I thought it was really neat. We got to play Thomas Valikonis recieves a pass against an opposing Lander University player during a With eight returning juniors and seniors, the some professional teams and go to Camp Nou game last fall 2010. Eagles have a more complete team and roster and see Barcelona play, as well as some other to work with. professional teams. It was really neat training promoted to the Spanish Second Division. We #e Eagles will be put to the test in several Additionally, last season, the team was very with [them] and seeing their youth teams… bounced back and beat the Olympic Reserves exhibition games against the University of young with experience, so Kennedy is very [some] 17 and 18-year-olds competed for team 4-2 and then we closed out with a #ird South Carolina at Aiken and Lander University con"dent there will be improvement this up- professional contracts,” said Kennedy. Division French team, AS Minguettes, and lost Bearcats the following week before starting coming season. Some of the players have even GSU played San Lorenzo, a team recently that game 2-0.” their regular season against Presbyterian taken some initiative to train over the summer. promoted to the Second Division. It then Aside from competing and training with College in Clinton, S.C. #e GSU men’s soccer team did celebrate moved on to Olympian Reserves, a French professionals, Kennedy mentioned another #e Eagles will compete against their regular Striker/Forward Jon Cox’s signing with the Division #ree team that won the French advantage the trip had to o$er. SoCon opponents such as Elon, Furman, the Atlanta Sliverbacks and beginning his career Reserve League Championship in 2009 and “It was a great experience for our team, but University of North Carolina at Greensboro in professional soccer. 2010. #e team ended its tour by playing it was also great for our team to be together for and College of Charleston. However, they will Cox is only the second Eagle from the in another exhibition match against AS two weeks to be around each other 24/7 and also play Division One teams such as North soccer team under Kennedy to ascend to Minguettes as its "nal test of the tour. really come together and focus on soccer, as Carolina State, Belmont and Lipsicum. the professional level of soccer. #e "rst was Kennedy said, “We played three games. opposed to other things that student athletes Kennedy said he is very optimistic about Andreus Carrbrerra in 2007 who signed with We lost to San Lorzeno 2-0 — they were just are focused on while in school,” he said. taking on these teams. the Puerto Rican Islanders. SoCon coming to living room near you this fall

Football rooms of fans in Georgia, North Carolina and of the package into Alabama and Tennessee. websites. #is will enable non-instate fans to South Carolina for the fall 2011 season. GSU fans will have the ability to watch the monitor and support their teams when their By RYAN MILLER #is package will be televised into 11 football team play SoCon foes Chattanooga team is on the road Geoge-Anne contributor million homes through 32 a%liates. #is and Furman via a webcast on the new #is football package will reach students makes this platform the largest distribution Eagle Vision network. Simulcast will also and fans alike for not only the 2011 season, #e Southern Conference established a package within one region across the be incorporated into this season, meaning but the agreement also spans the 2012 and marketing contract with CSE, its marketing broadcasting and cable domains. Additionally, statewide public television networks will 2013 athletic seasons. #e package will cover consultant, to be broadcasted into the living the SoCon is already pursuing an expansion be able to stream games on their respective a total of eight football games per season.

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The men’s tennis Overtime shootout ends in 3-5 victory over Brazil program has a new addition to its team. Women’s World Cup Japan, a team that upset tournament favorite U.S.’s penalty box. Buehler slid under Marta Transfer Oliver Webb Germany, but Sweden was the team that handed successfully parrying the ball away from Marta’s from Florida Atlantic By RYAN MILLER the U.S its only loss 2-1 in the group stages. feet. University signed with Geoge-Anne contributor Both teams could face a rematch in the finals. Melksham saw the play differently, awarding the Eagles. The up and With a grudge match pending the results of Brazil a penalty kick and distributing a red coming sophomore won The qualifying round of the Women’s World the semi-finals, the atmosphere would surely card to Buehler, handicapping the U.S. for the 15 singles matches and Cup came to a dramatic and fantastic end be ominous and attractive to many fans and remainder of the match. posted an 11-8 dual match with the United States defying the odds and potential fans, not only in the U.S., but also fans Cristiane, the Brazilian striker opposite of record. Webb is a native surmounting one of the most unbelievable around the world. Marta, volunteered to equalize. She sent the from London, England comebacks in Women’s World Cup history, and Rooting for a U.S. and Sweden rematch is shot beaming to the right side of the goal only and is a business major. they did it with only 10 players on the pitch. something that could really put a seductive to no avail as U.S. goalkeeper Hope Solo saved Webb previously studied Viewer numbers all over the U.S. skyrocketed. spin on the Women’s World Cup because of the the shot seemly slashing Brazil’s hopes for a tie at Schiller International. The number of people tuned in equaled the Swedish victory in the group stages. game. number of views of the U.S. women’s last World A grudge match could make this tournament Melksham came to Brazil’s rescue again as On July 15, Eagle fans will Cup championship victory over China in 1999. one of — if not the most — memorable and she called Solo for a goal line infraction and be able to purchase new Additionally, the Brazil-U.S. quarterfinal potentially pivotal World Cup since the 1999 awarded Brazil another chance to equalize the season tickets for football. match was played on the exact same date the final between the U.S. and China. game. This time, Marta slotted one past Solo to Fans may purchase U.S. defeated China to win its second World With only a few minutes to spare, U.S. striker tie the game at 1-1. tickets online at www. Cup final in July 1999. This brought much Abby Wambach took Megan Rapinoe’s cross The match, undermined by the contentious GeorgiaSouthernEagles. needed attention and publicity to an unknown and not only sent the match into penalty kicks officiating, concluded with a story book ending com/tickets or they can tournament that is going on this summer. keeping the U.S.’s chances of progression to the as the U.S. held on through two extra time call the Athletics Ticket The match, which was broadcasted on semifinals alive, but she also cemented herself halves to defeat Brazil 3-5 in penalty kicks. O! ce at 800-478-9467. ESPN, acquired 3,890,000 viewers. This feat in Women’s World Cup history. The U.S. now looks ahead to face formidable placed third on the U.S. Women’s World Cup Wambach scored in the 122th minute of opponent France in Wednesday night’s semi- Steve Cochrane, a all-time views list behind the Brazil-U.S semi- the second half of extra time. She was the first final match. France overcame England in its Georgia Southern baseball final match in 1999, which had an electronic player in Women’s World Cup history to score own thriller match just a day before as both alumnus, has been picked audience of 4,924,000 people, and the Women’s so late in the game. teams took the match to penalty kicks as well. up by the Seattle Mariners. World Cup final between U.S.-China, which The game began with both teams having high Going into the semi-final match, Les The former Eagle ended attracted an audience of 17,975,000 people. hopes of ascending to the next round, but the Bleus lost 11 of 13 matches against the U.S., his season with a trip to It gave viewers the drama, excitement and U.S. struck first with an own-goal by Brazilian yet none of those matches took place within the NCAA tournament, zest that were absent the past few months. It defender Daiane. The Brazilians came back the Federation Internationale de Football but begins a new chapter also drew the U.S. in as a nation to watch the amidst a controversial call by Australian referee Association regulated games. in the pro’s along with remaining matches. Jacqui Melksham. This still makes for a very intriguing match teammates Andy Moye, The U.S. women now look ahead to a match Melksham issued a red to U.S. defender to see if both teams can overcome the media Shawn Payne and Matt against a talented French team. Rachel Buehler after Brazilian striker Marta attention and the emotions that came with the Murray. In the other semi-final match, Sweden plays made an almost lethal run deep into the team’s previous victories.

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