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SEQRTS |ia Satellites basketball defeats to play at Horizons Davidson 78-62 Thursday night GSU women's basketball Check out the Georgia went on the road to stomp Satellites Thursday at Davidson Monday night Horizons at 10 p.m. They will "jingle lingle ling" into the 'Boro Page 6 George-Anne Page 10 Vol. 73 No. 49 Wednesday, January 24, 2001

Sterling Pinesr ti * comes to the Boro • Joins the list of off-campus housing available to students

By Teresa Southern puter lab available with a ment that is similar to the Staff Writer copy machine and a fax ma- above program, and 24-hour Sterling University chine. The other amenity of- emergency maintenance. Pines Collegiate Resi- fered by this housing com- Lisa Simmons, Commu- dences (SUPCR), is the munity is fully furnished nity Manager of SUPCR newest apartment complex apartments. Each apartment talked about how the prop- in the 'Boro. Opening in comes with living room fur- erty owners want to get in- August, the apartments will niture that includes a couch, volved with the residents. Andrea Sutton be located on Lanier Dr., a single chair, coffee table "We want to do more for NEW APARTMENT COMPLEX IN THE 'BORO: Sterling Pines, Statesboro's newest apartment next to Buffalo's. The com- and end tables. Each bed- them instead of just collect- complex, which is being constructed on Lanier Drive next to Buffalo's will be open by August of 2001. plex has an ideal location room includes a full bed, a ing their rent," she said. for off- campus living since dresser, a computer desk, They have planned a wel- it is not too far from cam- and separate jacks for phone come back party for resi- pus. The new complex of- and Internet lines. dents in the fall with a draw- fers several amenities such Also on the property is ing for 1,000 cash as one of as washer and dryer, mi- the clubhouse that houses a the main events. crowave, walk-in closets, Fitness Center, with a re- Leases are by the room and many more. It will also sort style pool, a hot tub, and the prices start at $320 offer many other options volleyball and basketball per room for three-bed/three that other apartments do courts and a billiards room. bath, $295 per room for a not, such as free Ethernet. Some other things that the four-bed/two bath, and $310 The Ethernet is basically community offers is the for a four-bed/4 bath. high speed Internet service, SUH cares program that is a The entire complex is similar to what GSU has in 1-800 number that residents close to being full; there- their computer labs. This can call for special needs fore, those interested will be provided to all resi- and for any suggestions or must act fast. Contact dents with a computer. For comments that they may SUPCR at (912) 681- those without a computer have. They also offer pro- 2234 or at there is a 24- hour com- fessional on-site manage- www,suhpines.com . Andrea Sutton Rushing resigns as SGA senator Study finds college athletes more By Jake Hallman likely to drink than non-athletes ministration and SGA members The Associated Press Staff Writer And athletes were more likely than edge in drinking developed on campus would focus more on the concerns of The stereotype of hard-drinking col- nonathletes to have social conditioas that or arrived with them from high school, "Meeting every Wednesday night, students, not the concerns of them- lege jocks may have something to it A raised the likelihood of binge drinking, he said. and committees and reviewing, and selves and those immediate to them. study finds college athletes generally the study said. The Harvard study "makes the prob- typing, and not getting a paycheck I think that many senators suffer from outdrink nonathletes. For instance, athletes were 47 percent lem look bigger than it actually is," said for it... I'm behind on my rent," Zach a lack of vision, in that they don't Alcohol-control education programs more likely to say 70 percent or more of Mary Wilfert, program director for health Rushing said. see a bigger scope beyond themselves don't seem to make a difference, athletes their friends were binge drinkers, 45 per- and safety at the National Collegiate Ath- "I could use the extra hours at of the people they may run into on a drankmoreeventhoughtheywerequicker cent more likely to say they had 5 or more letic Association. work. There are just other things I'd day-to-day basis," Rushing said. to notice close friends, and 55 percent more likely For one thing, most students were not really like to do that aren't SGA- "They need to realize SGA's about messages against drinking, the re- to say parties are important, the study said. binge drinkers, she said. Also, other stud- related. If I was getting a paycheck, more than the four or five people searchers said. 'Thinking is a highly social activity, ies have reported that nonathlete frater- some of this problem wouldn't be they may hang out with regularly, or An NCAA official, however, coun- and it's not very hard to get to a party," nity members outdrink athletes, she said. there." the 20 people they may talk to on tered that the Harvard research team was said Henry Wechsler, the study's senior And even though a drinking problem Rushing, a Student Government campus. It's about the whole student making too much of the drinking and too author. exists, publicizing reports that a lot of Association senator, announced his body. Some senators, not all, need to little of the value of the alcohol-control Education campaigns did not deter drinking occurs on campus makes the resignation from that body in last remember that." programs. drinking, the study said. problem worse by giving impressionable Wednesday's meeting. Rushing Though Rushing is disappointed "Some of the findings are highly sug- Athletes reportedasignificantly higher young students the idea that they must served as a senator this year after an with his latest turn of events, he is gestive that the team atmosphere may level of exposure to alcohol education, drink to fit into campus life, Wilfert said. unsuccessful bid for the SGA presi- hopeful about the future of SGA. help to promote some of these heavy but the exposure did not decrease their As for alcohol-control education dency last year and said he would "In many ways, I've let myself drinkingbehaviors,''saidTobenF.Nelson drinking.Infact,fhebiggerdrinkers tended messages, "Harvard ignores ones that not run for that office again. down. Had I become president, of Harvard's School of Public Health. to be people who reported seeing more have demonstrated impact," Wilfert "For the most part, it's been a would I still face these problems or Nelson was lead author of the article in anti-drinking education messages. This said. Successful programs hammer little bit of shock that the guy who still be quitting? That's all hit-and- the American College of Sports Medi- may mean that antidrinking messages home the idea that most students don't started a lot of hoopla is now walk- miss, here-and-there," he said. cine journal Medicine and Science in were more common on campuses where drink too much, she said. Showing that ing away," he said. "If I'm letting down anyone who Sports and Exercise. there was more drinking, the study said. binge drinking isn't the norm encour- After Rushing lost the presidency voted for me, don't feel distressed. The study looked at questionnaire However, it also was a sign that the ages students to control their drinking, election last year to Joyce Estrada, There are several senators who share responses from 12,777 college students, messages weren'tworking.Wechslersaid. she said. NCAA supports demonstra- he launched an appeal that led to the my earnest beliefs, and these sena- including 2,172 athletes in 130 four-year It will take a multifaceted approach tion projects on this "social norm" recall of the elections. In the second tors will listen to your complaints colleges around the nation in 1997. to control the arinking, including pres- approach to fighting alcohol abuse, she set, Rushing ran instead for a Senate and your praise. I really believe that Among men, 57 percent of athletes sure from coaches, trainers, team phy- said. post, and then-SGA President Aaron if people who supported me will sup- reported at least one binge drinking epi- sicians and administrators, Wechsler The National Institute on Alcohol Nicely was elected to a second term, port the senators in office now, they sode, defined as five or more drinks in a said. "In our data, the strongest reason Abuse and Alcoholism has a panel of with Rushing's support. will have no problem getting their row on one or more occasions in the past athletes give for choosing not to drink college presidents andresearchers look- Nicely was replaced as president voices out there and heard." two weeks. In comparison, less than 49 is that it interferes with their athletics," ing at how to control alcohol on cam- earlier this year by Francys Johnson As one of the authors of the new, percent of nonathletes drank that much. he said. pus. Cochair Mark Goldman of the when he was deemed ineligible for yet-to-be-ratified SGA constitution, Among women, 48 percent of ath- Critics, however, think things are University of South Florida would not the post because of enrollment prob- Rushing said he will continue in that letes and 40 percent of nonathletes re- not as bad as the report indicates. comment on the panel's report, which lems due to a financial aid error. role. "I'm not giving up. I'm still a ported binge drinking, defined for fe- The differences in drinking behav- is expected this summer. In general, Though he bears no hard feelings member of the Constitutional Re- males as four straight drinks in the same iors between athletes and nonathletes however, multifaceted approaches toward SGA, Rushing explained that view Committee, which will be very period. generally are modest, said psycholo- seem more effective than education- the body has become near-sighted. pivotal as we go into the elections Athletesoverallwere50percentmore gist Kenneth Sher of the University of only campaigns, because students al- "I really wish that the current ad- next year," he explained. likely to say they usually binged when Missouri, Columbia. And the paper ready know what's wrong with drink- they drank. doesn't indicate whether the athletes' ing too much, he said. i.i.i.iiii.ii.im.ii eDADTC A ▲ I ICCCTVI ETC Q M. #*i Aecicicnc a »» dFUtiTa Q ♦ LlrESl TLBS If + wLA99lrlcUa 9 The G o o r a e - A nno ( 9 t 2 ) 601-5246 W i 11 ia m » room 20 2 3 P.O. 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ANNO UNCEMENTS POLICE BEAT I i : Things to do at GSU Janaury 28 February 8 GSU Public Safety arrested for simple battery and criminal trespass. • Julie Cames, 25, 6922 Fordham Rd., January 23-24 • NAACP will present a Gospel Concert • NAACP talent Show/Step-show in the January 19 January 20 reporting someone entering an auto. I • NAACP presents a $1500 scholarship at 7 p.m. in the Ballroom. Admission is $2 at Ballroom at 7 p.m. • Jonathon Paul Moore, 19, Watson Hall, • Graham G. swartz, 19, Peachtree City, Editor's Note: Police Beat appears in Jnfo session in Union room 2048 @ 8p.m. the door. February 9 was charged with violation of the Georgia reported criminal trespass. every edition of the George-Anne in an effort to January 24 February 5-9 • NAACP Youth Emphasis Day II (an all Controlled Substance Act. January 21 inform the GSU c immunity of the amount, nature • Zeta Phi Beta Sorority invites all • NAACP week begins Feb. 5 with a day event with the kids of Statesboro). January 20 • Codi Rico Johnson, 19,215 Raymond St., and location of crime. All reports are public interested women to learn more about the General Meeting at 6 p.m. in room 2080 of the Ongoing • Jasmine Craig reported several keys, $15 was arrested for possession of marijuana with information and can be obtained at either the organization. Meet in Union room 2042 at Russell Union. • GSU 's NAACP meets every Monday incash.acarton of cigarettes and several makeup intent to distribute. GSU Division of Public Safety or at the 1:20 p.m. February 6 in Russell Union room 2080 at 6 p.m. items were taken from her room in Oliff Hall. • James Daniel Bulloch, 20, Pembroke, was Statesboro Police Department. January 25-29 • NAACP presents "The Ultimate Threat • Acadenic Resource Center will be January 21 arrested for DUI, driving on suspended license • Pi Sigma Epsilon will hold a Spring to the Black Race" at 6 p.m. in the commons offering free tutoring in the Library Ground • Brian c. McEachin, 19, Hazelhurst, was and no tag. Orientation on Jan. 25, 26, and 29 in COBA area of the Russell Union. Floor, room 1001 in the following courses: charged with DUI, open container violation adn January 22 room 1124 at 5 p.m. Open to all business and February 7 English, Biology, Sociology, Math, Algebra, driving on the wrong side of the road. • Erin Jones,. 20, 104 Catherine Ave., -All Police Beat information is communication majors. For more info • "Black Awareness" by the NAACP in Probability, Physics and Chemistry. Call Statesboro Police Department reported criminal trespass. compiled by Leigh-Anne Butgess, eaontact Monee at 489-4058. the commons area at 6 p.m. 681-0321 for more information. January 19 • Kathryn Amalie Ewaldson, 21,142 Main news editor, • Kiana dancie, 23, 88 Eagle Suites, was St., reported a suspicious person. Authorities say student's killer set fire to hide crime Ifc - GEORGIA NEWS BRIEF The Associated Press day would have been her 24th birth- Baker lived in a one-story brick ATHENS - Investigators continue day. house with two roommates, neither of Ga. Legislature returns to Old Capitol in Milledgeville fo search for clues in the slaying of a Not since 22-year-old Jennifer whom were in Athens on Friday morn- The Associated Press a year after the end of the Civil War. University of Georgia law student Stone, a senior journalism major from ing, Wallace said. The house sits in a She said it gave way to a Gothic- MILLEDGEVILLE - By most The building, vandalized by Union Whose body was found in her burning Roswell, was found strangled in her col lection of rental properties, duplexes, revival structure with crenelated tow- accounts, the 1861 vote to secede troops under Gen. William T. fiouse, the first murder of a student at off-campus apartment in April 1992 townhousesandothersmall stand-alone ers like a medieval castle, making it from the Union was the most note- Sherman, had plaster falling off its fjhe university in nearly nine years. has a University of Georgia student houses, in an area where the majority one of the first public buildings in the worthy event to happen at the old Assistant police Chief Mark been murdered. No one has been of residents are college students. exterior walls. Public documents nation designed that way. Georgia Capitol in Milledgeville. were rotting downstairs because the Wallace said authorities believe the charged in Stone's death. Eighteen to 20 University of Geor- "Sir Walter Scott and the whole There is no chance of a similar fire was started to conceal the slaying Authorities expect to talk with ev- gia students die in an average year, basement was so damp. Gothic revival was going on in other history-making vote when the Legis- of Tara Louise Baker, 23, a first-year eryone who lives in Baker's neighbor- university spokesman Tom Jackson Legislators authorized the gover- parts of the country and was particu- lature meets in the renovated build- nor to make repairs, assuming they law student from Lovejoy. hood about what they may have seen, said. The circumstances of Baker's larly popular in the South," Wilson ing Tuesday for a rare session away would return to Georgia's antebel- > Police have not released details of Wallace said. death "only serve to heighten our grief," said. "I think that had something to i from Atlanta. The lawmakers aren't tin autopsy conducted Saturday, the day "We're optimistic that we can solve he said. lum capital for their next session. do with it." scheduled to do anything more than They never did. after Baker's body was found. Satur- this murder," he said Saturday. "We are horrified and profoundly In addition to the renovated Capi- listen to a speech by Gov. Roy Barnes Their next meeting in 1868, and saddened at the loss of a life so full of tol, Milledgeville's lawmakers will and attend a reception. promise," he said Saturday. every one thereafter, was in Atlanta. give their colleagues a tour of the old But the session will be significant This Week's Weather Baker kept in touch with her 1995 The earliest Capitol in governor's mansion, now part of in that it commemorates 250 years of Milledgeville may have looked con- graduating classmates from Lovejoy Georgia College & State University. representative government in Geor- siderably different from the building Today Thursday High School on the class Web site. "I want 'em to see the mansion. gia. The first assembly of elected that stands today. In 1831, the first of Partly cloudy Partly cloudy She told them of graduating from That's a major impetus with us," representatives in Georgia took place three major fires damaged the struc- with a high of with a high of Georgia College & State University in said Rep. Bobby Parham, D- Jan. 15,1751, in Savannah, when 16 ture. Each time, it was rebuilt. 1998 with degrees in political science Milledgeville. 59 and a low 57 and a low representatives met to deal with griev- and legal assistance. "Except in the very foundation, The mansion has been the subject of 26. ances affecting the fledgling colony. nothing remains of the original 1805, of 41. She said that she took a couple of of a political feud between those who The statehouse in Milledgeville, years off to work in various law firms 1806, 1807 fabric of the building," want to take it away from the Board now a part of the Georgia Military said Bob Wilson, a history professor as a real estate paralegal. She explained of Regents, citing inadequate care College campus, has been renovated at Georgia College & State Univer- PERSONAL FINANCE she was "trying to get up the nerve to go for the historic landmark, and others in a $10 million project. It served as sity in Milledgeville. back to school. Apparently it worked, who want it to remain a part of the & the seat of Georgia's government for Betty Snyder, who heads up because I just started my first year of state college. TAX SERVICE 61 years in the 1800s. Georgia's Antebellum Capitol Soci- Mansion supporters hope the Legis- (next to Whirr-Dixie Oentilly Square) law school at the University of Georgia The last time the Legislature con- (GODAWGS!!)." ety, said shedoesn'tbelieve that origi- lature will approve $5 million to $8 mil- Call 489-5011 vened at the old Capitol was in 1866, nal design lasted long. t r She wrote her bio sketch last Octo- lion over the next few years to restore it. ATTENTION, STUDENTS ber. 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The Associated Press Guard's pollution response National Galapagos National Park biolo- on't Get Pier • UERTO BAQUERIZO, Strike Force, arrived late Sunday with gist Mauricio Velasquez said the Galapagos Islands - A U.S. team set specialized oil spill equipment such long-term danger is that the fuel will Until You Come up equipment Monday to transfer as inflatable oil containment barges sink to the ocean floor, destroying diesel fuel from damaged tanks and high-capacity pumps. algae that is vital to the food chain, aboard a ship that has dumped Stanton told The Associated Press threatening marine iguanas, sharks, 150,000 gallons of oil, posing a threat that his team would attempt to trans- birds and other species. to creatures great and small, from fer remaining fuel spilling through Velasquez said the current was algae to iguanas to sea lions, off this the ruptured hull to empty storage also pushing the spill southland that fragile natural treasure where Charles tanks that are still intact within the within days it could reach Espanola Darwin forged his theory of evolu- ship. 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test PUR€ www. gasou. edu/health Wednesday, January 24,2001 — Page 3 * ONLY IN AMERICA... * Iowa phone lines. dence close to their own homes States in April in Niagara By the time firefighters arrived, led to the arrest Thursday of two Falls, N.Y. the flames were out because of lack people on drug-related charges. Federal immigration au- It couldn't get ~~~*p»> J? of air, but the entire house and most "It was Grand Central Sta- thorities began investigat- ( much worse... of the belongings inside were ruined tion," said Larson, who believes ing Pahlavi after he was ar- from heavy, black smoke. the two knew he was a detective rested in December in Den- The cause of the house fire ap- with the MPD. ver for allegedly running up ELKADER-Joanne Gray can't p pears to have nothing to do with the *. help but be optimistic about what Mahaffey made similar ob- a $21,000 lodging bill at the ^~*-^r H two barn fires. The state fire marshal the rest of 2001 holds for her fam- servations, according to court LoDo Inn, owned by former determined a faulty extension cord ily. After a pole barn collapse, two documents. FBI agent Tom Broemmel behind a couch in the basement barn fires and a house fire, she's Armed with their reports, an- and his wife Lani Lee. started that fire. the first to admit, "It can't get any other officer launched an inves- Pahlavi also allegedly The family has moved in with worse." tigation. failed to pay more than relatives in Elkader as they repair Gray and her family have a Authorities later arrested Ri- $7,000 to Lee's designer damage at the farm. /"^~1 dairy farm in northeast Iowa. chard Crelly, 20, and Sunny boutique. Joanne Gray gets emotional when ,o On Jan. 3, a pole barn attached Hollifield, 23. Each have been The Belgian Embassy 4\ she talks about how family, friends to the family's hay barn collapsed charged with possession of two told U.S. authorities that J^ ^% and neighbors have reached out to ounces of marijuana or less, and Pahlavi's passport was O from the weight of snow on its J Kr them. roof. There were no injuries-to possession of drug parapherna- fraudulent and that he was "We feel so lucky to have such people or cattle. lia. not a Belgian citizen. They good people behind us. They helped The investigation is ongoing But the collapse tore loose some said the passport had been II Pennsylvania the town of 1,700 about us clean up, move bales, gut the and could lead to additional electrical wires, andfourdays later, stolen in France, according eight miles north of State basement and everything. They bring charges, Larson said. fire burned hay bales and dam- to Jeff Dorschner, spokes- College. He also testified food," she said. "This neighborhood "If you do illegal action in- aged the barn's arched roof and man for U.S. Attorney Tom BELLEFONTE, Pa. -A that he often mowed his has always been that way." volving drugs, you'll get hay loft. Strickland. 62-year-old man who pre- lawn wearing only a thong. caught," said Larson. "You On Jan. 9, another fire broke Pahlavi told the innkeep- ferred to do his nighttime But a neighbor, Pam never know when we're watch- out in the barn, this time caused by South Dakota ers he was in Denver to open gardening either naked or Watkins, and her 15-year- spontaneous combustion, accord- ing." a big motel and to market wearing a thong was sen- old daughter reported him ing to fire officials. A backhoe MITCHELL - The war on his patented disposable tenced to two years' proba- to police when they saw was needed to tear out the hay loft drugs gets easier when suspected Colorado toothbrush, according to tion for indecent exposure. him gardening without so firefighters could reach the dealers take up residence in the o law enforcement authori- Charles Stitzer of Pleas- clothes. Stitzer said he blaze. same neighborhood as the po- DENVER - A man who ties. ant Gap in Centre County was wanted to persuade Then on Jan. 14, fire broke out lice. passed himself off as the nephew Authorities said Pahlavi, found guilty of indecent ex- Watkins to dim her outdoor in the basement of the Gray family Just ask Mitchell officers of the late Shah of Iran could who allegedly began stay- posure in December for wear- floodlights that shined onto house. Charlie Larson, who heads the spend up to 10 years behind bars ing at the 14-room hotel in ing only shoes and a watch his property. As Joanne Gray and her hus- department's detective division, if convicted of entering the late September, conned while gardening in his back Centre County Judge band, Dean, fled barefoot into the and Robert Mahaffey, a former country illegally. people so well that many of yard the night of June 22. Charles Brown on Monday cold fog with their 2-year-old member of the community' s drug Ali Patrick Pahlavi, 51, was the people he met, includ- He testified that he often ruled that Stitzer would daughter, one of their sons ran a task force. charged in federal court on ing the innkeepers, consid- sat outside naked on summer face jail time if he wears quarter-mile to call for help. The Their observations about the Thursday with using a fake Bel- ered going into business nights, and that it was too anything less than a thong fire had already melted the home's comings and goings at a resi- gian passport to enter the United with him. dark for anyone to see him in outside. , Bush's first day in office Teens think that forced sex is ok * *M Associated Press dentsj__*„:_ in mno1998 „Jand again• in• 1ftnn2000. average„„„„„„ age„ of„f»u„ the perpetrator„„,„„♦,„»„, was.„„„ TMS Campus MADISON, Wis. - Nearly half It found 48 percent of the teens 25. WASHINGTON - On his first choice, pro-family planning and "He has resolve, but he also of Wisconsin teens responding to a who responded believe alcohol, Nearly 78 percent of Wisconsin business day at the White House, voted for a pro-choice candidate understands the legislative prom- new survey say a man can force a marriage or prior sexual encoun- sexual assault victims were juve- President Bush reached out in di- in 2000." ise can be cumbersome and is woman to have sex under certain ters justify forced sex, said Erin niles that year, the survey found. ; vergent directions Monday, con- Responding, Fleischer said the rarely expeditious," Armey said. circumstances. Thornly, coalition executive direc- Thornly said the survey's 25 per- ferring with Republican congres- president believes his action "will House Speaker Dennis Hastert, The Wisconsin Coalition tor. cent response rate shows teens want sional leaders, Democratic stal- help make abortion more rare." R-Ill., said it would take at least Against Sexual Assault distributed The survey also found the aver- to talk about sex. Similar surveys warts and educators - and reaf- "It is not the wisest use of tax- until the August recess to approve the survey to 6,000 Wisconsin age age of Wisconsin sexual as- usually see response rates of 3 to 5; firming his opposition to federal payer money in any case — to be major portions of the president's households with high school stu- sault victims in 1998 was 15. The percent, she said. funds for organizations that are used for abortions, to promote top priorities — education and involved with abortions abroad. abortion," Fleischer said. Medicare reforms and tax cuts. Moving quickly from one brief- Bush's order effectively bans And House Majority Whip Tom Chickens fall off truck into the middle of 1-85 Associated Press heading from farms in northeast Georgia million chickens a year. Trucks carrying ing to another, from one event to federal funds from private organi- DeLay, R-Sugar Land, mindful of ANDERSON, S.C. —Why was the to processing plants, said thebirds are licensed tocarry about 80,000 the next, the new president sought zations that provide abortions or a nearly evenly divided Congress, chicken in the middle of 1-85? It fell off Barry Cronic, manager of Columbia pounds of live chicken. to put his personal and political abortion counseling abroad. In all, made it clear there would be other the truck. Farms in Greenville. Those chickens are slaughtered at the mark on the first week of his ad- about $425 million in federal funds challenges, including Actually, many of the chickens fall- Cronic said his staff was "working Greenville plant and turned into every- ministration. is designated for overseas family Sen. John McCain's crusade ing off trucks heading to a processing triple time" to reduce the number of thing from nuggets to fillets. 'Today, everything is so prom- planning programs. for prompt action on his campaign plant in Greenville don't walk across chickens on the road. Anyone who loses part of a load on ising and new," Bush said at the "It is my conviction that tax- finance reforms - opposed in large Interstate 85, they die on it "What usually happens is someone the highway is responsible for cleanup, swearing-in of his staff in an early- payer funds should not be used to part by Bush and many Republi- Mike Whitwell, general manager at pulls up in front of the truck, they have to said Melvin Merck, maintenance engi- morning ceremony in the East pay for abortion or advocate or cans. AmCan Trucking in Williamston, says slow or stop, and a door will fall open,'" neer with the Transportation Department Room. "My hope is that the day actively promote abortion, either No fan of the reforms, Delay he started seeing more chicken feathers Cronic said. Those who don't do that can face a fine or will never come when any of us here or abroad," Bush said in his dismissively wished the Arizona "spread out along the side of the road and The wire hinge doors on the chicken a ticket for littering. take this place for granted, and this order. Republican good luck. in the middle" about six weeks ago. At cages have been tightened and A driver is Whitwell says the chickens don't last honor for granted." Bush, arriving for work in the "That's not the people's least one bird was walking in the median. now following the trucks to pick up any very long on the highway. His order to block federal funds Oval Office just before 7:30 a.m., agenda," DeLay said after his lunch There has been a problem recently chickens that fall,Cronic said. "You've got a lot of ravens, and I've to family planning groups involved moved quickly from the swearing with the president. withchickens being droppedoutoftrucks Columbia Farms processes about 3 seen vultures," he said. in abortions overseas came on the in of his staff to a meeting with 28th anniversary of the Supreme Secretary of State Colin Powell to Court's decision on Roe vs. Wade lunch with Republican congres- that legalized abortion. Outside the sional leaders. White House on the National Mall, In the afternoon, he met with thousands of abortion opponents education leaders on reading is- gathered to protest the court's de- sues and Dallas-Washington law- cision. yer Bob Strauss and a handful of Bush did not address the group, other Democratic stalwarts to seek instead sending a statement that help with his education reforms GO GREEK was read by Rep. Chris Smith, R- and his pledge to change the po- N.J. litical tone in Washington. "We share a great goal: to work The group included former toward a day when every child is Sens. Paul Simon of Illinois and welcomed in life and protected in John Glenn of Ohio, former Penn- law," Bush said the statement. "We sylvania Rep. William Gray, know this will not come easily, or former Carter White House press all at once. But the goal leads us secretary Jody Powell and Rich- onward: to build a culture of life, ard Moe, another former Carter affirming that every person, at ev- administration aide. ery stage and season of life, is "This administration is going created equal in God's image." to seek the good in everybody," The president did not mention Bush said, "and find that ability to his order in his statement, but his come together for the good of the action would overturn the policy country as well." of former President Bill Clinton, On Tuesday, Bush will send who overturned a similar ban im- Congress his major education re- posed by Bush's father when he forms, which he's stressing all All males interested are strongly was president and by Ronald week. Next week, he plans to dwell Reagan before him. on his faith-based initiatives, fol- encouraged to participate! Bush's opposition is philo- lowed the next week by his budget sophical and long-standing, said proposals, including his plan for White House press secretary Ari $1.3 trillion in tax relief. Fleischer. "He'll be making good For the Republican congres- on a campaign promise that is very sional leaders invited to lunch well known." Monday in the Cabinet room off Stop by the Greek Life Office Bush's action was cheered by the Oval Office, Bush was a wel- abortion opponents and derided comed new White House tenant. in the Russell Union to pick up your schedule by abortion-rights supporters. "Life is good," said House Ma- "This should serve as a wake- jority Leader Dick Armey, R- up call to anyone who thought Flower Mound. "I said to my wife or Bush would not be a threat to a this morning ... 'I'm just going to woman's right to choose," said go to the White House with a whole call the Greek Life Office - 681-5185 Kate Michelman, president of the new attitude and start it over.'" National Abortion Rights League. Armey said he found Bush de- "He has clearly decided to ignore termined to enact the cornerstones the will of the American people of his campaign platform but also — a majority of whom are pro- pragmatic. ABX0EOrHIOKAMNOn©P2TYc I E^ZABX0EOrHIO

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However, the turnout to at various times,, so check for the tutorial Managing Editor Tim Prizer each tutorial is much less than it should be. that you need by calling 681-0321. For many, Lifestyles Editor Our tuition and students fees are wasted when it could make a great difference in your students choose not to use these valuable grades this semester. Remember, these pro- Dana Mackay programs. grams are here for the students' benefit, so Wire/Assistant Lifestyles Editor Leigh-Anne Burgess «1 These fees are wasted in the fact that we use them. News Editor I had fun, you will too I went lodge kittens, I cried. parasailing in I can now say with authority that Key West. I don't like being stranded on the top While I was of a Canadian mountain overnight. 600 feet up, I The guide said we were safe, but I tried to moon a didn't have a sleeping bag to protect cruise ship I was me from any rampaging bears. JAKE passing over. I considered eating my erstwhile HALLMAN Hey, it seemed to climbing companion Rick around 3 be the logical thing a.m. that night. I'm glad I didn't, to do: there were a few hundred since a helicopter (love those people crowded onto the upper deck, Mounties) rescued us around 11 the all waving at me and wondering at next morning. the majestic, angelic Jake that was And then I got airsick. I cried sailing gracefully through the air. again. I got my shorts partially down, Once upon the time I exposed just enough to blind the rich Titanic- myself in the Mellow Mushroom wannabes with the glare from my here in Statesboro. altitude-enhanced heiney. Then the Four times. Dos Equjs was good straps connecting your humble col- to me that night. umnist to the parachute slipped and There aren't any pictures of this tightened. incident on the web. Hint for future Holding on for dear life (and thrill-seekers: don't ever make Mr. screaming like a George-Anne as- Happy say "Hi" in front of the sistant lifestyles editor), I flew George-Anne editorial staff. People t\ r through the air, suspended by two will talk. straps that grabbed my crotch in a Did the above events actually hap- vise grip. On the way back down, I pen? I don't think it really matters. got dunked in the ocean. Sure, I've done some cool things in There are pictures of this incident my time, had a few adventures in tot on the web. Believe me, it looks just fact, but they don't do a whole lot for aspainful as it was. Strangely enough, me. Setting the new world record for pooh-poohing a president I got placed as a high tenor in chorus Take Sir Edmund Hillary. He was This column level jobs under George Bush III Sr., warning so scary that smokers actu- airplanes. the next fall. the first guy to make it to the top of takes a back seat Ronald Reagan, Gerald Ford and ally take it seriously ("Whoa! Eye- This column has no choice but to My mom wentup afterwards. She Mt. Everest. If he hadn't told anyone to no other col- Warren G. Harding. Unfortunately, ball worms! I'm quitting!"). blame the recession on the Bush ad- got up to speed, and we heard a loud about it, what good would it have umn when it when these appointees were subjected In key jobs such as these, the ministration. And to those who would "snap!" The rope had broken. My done? comes to declaring to FBI background checks, it turned nation needs "the best and the bright- argue that Mr. Bush is not respon- 29-year-old mother (she reads these The ne ws got out, ho wever. B ooks I that presidential ad- out that a number of them had, at est." That is why this column is con- sible for the current economy, this columns, y'know) floated gracefully were written. The radio flashed the ministrations have some point in the past few decades, cerned about the mental sharpness of column would respond with a tren- down into the gulf. My brother and I news worldwide. People's imagina- failed. Back in 1992, passed away. some of the older Bush appointees, chant quotation from the great phi- were amazed when she unsnapped tions were stoked. The populace sud- this column set a This column is not suggesting that particularly Secretary of Defense losopher Ralph 'Waldo" Emerson: her 'chute a few feet over the water denly had new aspirations. world indoor journal- a person should be deemed unquali- Donald Rumsfeld, who recently "Tough noogies." The president "so I wouldn't be caught under it." Imagine this: what if he hadn 't istic record when it formally declared fied to hold high government office stated that his highest military prior- ALWAYS gets credit or blame for We didn't know Mom had Navy gone, but had just made up a really the failure of the Bill Clinton admin- merely because that person has kicked ity will be "to stop Lee at Gettysburg." the economy, even though he has SEAL training. convincing story? istration a full month before Mr. the bucket. It makes no difference, But what has this column really almost nothing to do with it. Bill Then, there was the time that I Same effect. Radio, books, etc. Clinton actually took office. That is for example, who serves as secretary alarmed is the economy. It does not Clinton got tons of credit for the good • went mountain climbing in Canada. People happy. how far "ahead of the curve" this of energy, as evidenced by the fact look good. The trouble began last economy of the past eight years, de- We hit the top of the peak, took our It doesn't matter if something column is. that for the past two years the post year, when Federal Reserve Board spite the fact that his total contribu- pictures, then the guide told us it was neat happened when I was And so it is high time that this was filled — and very capably — by Chairman Alan "Mojo" Greenspan, tion consisted of payments to de- time to head back down before night- parasailing. It doesn't matter if I column took stock of the administra- a Magic 8 Ball. Nobody knows what with no warning, raised interest rates fense lawyers. fall, since the tops of Canadian moun- froze my butt off in Canada one fine ■» « tion of George "W." Bush III Jr. — to the Department of Energy does, in- sharply after having what a member So, having carefully considered tains tend to get a little chilly when February night. evaluate his presidency in a fair and cluding its employees, who spend of his staff described as a "very up- all factors, this column hereby de- the sun goes down. Newsflash, kids: you don't have balanced manner, looking not only at their days waiting for the phone to setting experience" involving the Hair clares the incoming Bush adminis- We made it around 300 yards to do cool stuff if you can have a Mr. Bush's flaws, but also at his ring, which never happens, except Club for Men. As a result, the nation tration a failure. Do not bother to when we saw that a size XXL boul- really, really good story about doing k « glaring weaknesses. In doing so, this when the Department of Commerce, has been plunged into a recession. thank this column: It is only doing its der had decided to wake up, rolling something cool. No risk to life and column intends to give the incoming which is also bored out of its mind, Former "dot-com" millionaires are job. And do not become overly just enough to break a few critical limb, and everyone's still entertained. president the benefit of the doubt, in makes prank calls to ask if the En- now surviving on roadkill jerky. Sales alarmed about the future. Instead, pitons. A good time is had by all. the generous spirit of loser Al "Re- ergy Department's refrigerator is run- of Porsche Boxsters and large, ab- consider the inspirational words of Ironically enough, the guide told Yeah, some people call it "ly- count" Gore, who, in his gracious ning. surdly complicated gold watches that one high government official, who, us on the way up that the glacial ing." I prefer to think of it as modern concession speech, called upon the But certain top federal jobs are- tell the phase of the moon have when asked to ponder the fate of this boulder in question was slowly mak- mythology, tliough. Did Zeus ever nation to "forget our differences and important. For example, the secre- plunged to historically low levels. nation, answered, simply: "Reply ing its way across the terrain. exist? Did he really throw lightning unite behind our new president, who tary of state is responsible for taking Bill Gates is down to his last 17 Hazy, Try Again." "It won't budge for us, though. bolts? I think not. People still get a needs the support of every Ameri- a large entourage over to the Middle You'd have to be a turtle to appreci- kick out of those stories, though, LETTER AND SUBMISSION POLICY can, because he has the brain of a sea East every two weeks to broker a new ate the way boulders get along, eh?" stories that were probably made up cucumber." historic peace accord. The postmas- The George-Anne welcomes letters to the editor, story submissions and he said. by a drunk Greek around a campfire guest columns from people both inside and outside the GSU community. All Despite Mr. Gore's harsh assess- ter general is responsible for ensur- The punk guide was great with a few thousand years ago. copy submitted should be typed (double-spaced, please), preferably on ment, this column happens to think ing that every American, every work- I the travel commentary, but he had It's the wave of the future: make Macintosh disk in Microsoft Word or Microsoft Works format. All submissions i that Mr. Bush has not been a com- ing day, receives a stack of unwanted must be signed and include a mailing address and phone number for neglected to pack enough extra pi- your own legends! You'll be popular plete disaster in certain areas, such as fourth-class mail the height of Al verification. The editors reserve the right to reject any submission. There is tons to get us down safely. with the crowd, too. Hey, did I ever high-level appointments. Many of Pacino. And the surgeon general is no word limit on submissions. A writer may request to remain anonymous. « Looking at the 40 tons of granite tell you about the time I went scuba- However, it will be the editor's decision whether or not to print the name. the Bush appointees are experienced responsible for carrying on the de- blocking my way back to a nice, diving? There were these sharks, and Submissions are run on a space-available basis. Washington hands who held high- cades-old quest for a cigarette-pack warm fireplace and cute Canuck my regulator started acting funny... Everybody has a job, just shut up a nd do yours THE GEORGE-ANNE STAFF I When you have GSU classes, seems to be a losses it's importance in the make a things to do list and NEWS CIRCULATION a job to do, and concept that has alluded most race for more money and more stick to it. Get your assign- Liegh-Ann Burgess, Jake Hallman, Supervisors Shawntineal Hughes, Jason Kemp, David Panowicz, Chris Rhyne 4 you know you of the student population. It prestige. 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0 GA Wednesday, January 24,2001 — Page 5 # Your Opinion: GSU the most comprehensive in- adults conducted themselves dur- While this forum was being any opinions during the forum State Flag, and for this reason we The George-Anne does not nor- stitution of higher learning in the ing that forum on the eve of De- conducted, the current SGA presi- due to the results that were ob- feel a tie to this symbol. It is very mally print letters of this length, but region. Mr. Francys feels that the lh the writer really wanted this letter cember the 5 . It was a disap- dent posed a question for any "his- tained from views similar to our unfortunate that a symbol that 0 printed in its original form. flag is one of the many obstacles pointing realization to find that I torically white fraternities or so- own. We fe.lt that during such a means so much to us can offend M preventing us from reaching this attend a campus with students who rorities" to answer. He wanted to one sided forum our ideals would others, but you have to under- To GSU, GSU objective. "This flag must be re- are failing to live up to the "high- better understand why these only be construed and ostracized. stand, we as a fraternity conceiv- moved," he said, "for us to achieve est of standards" that are needed groups felt it was appropriate to It is unfortunate that I am able to ing ways of oppressing anyone f students, and GSU greatness." To that Mr. Francys, I to one day make this University fly the confederate battle flag report this, but my chapter along through the display of our heri- Chapter of the offer to you the suggestion that as great as President Grube and around Greek Row, on our ve- with many other students walked tage. flag or no flag waving above this our new SGA President Johnson hicles, at our Yell Like Hell's out on the forum after a last, un- I can speak for all Greeks at NAACP, campus, the only way we are go- are envisioning! (SIC) or even on our T-shirts. acceptable mockery of one GSU, and certainly for Kappa Al- ing to achieve greatness is to of- Like many organizations that Only one comment was made in student's opinion by the "Key pha, when I say that the presence I attended a forum on the Geor- fer both sides of equal consider- claim the Confederate Battle Flag, response to this question. It was Speaker." of the Confederate Battle Flag in gia State Flag on December the ation and control the words and most do not associate with any by a member of an off-row frater- A man is chosen for member- and around our premises are lh 5 in the Russell Union spon- emotions of your fellow support- hate groups and do not practice nity claiming that neither he nor ship into Kappa Alpha Order be- strictly intertwined with our heri- sored by the GSU chapter of the ers to that of an adult level, re- racism themselves. It was best his fraternity had any strong ties cause his conduct reflects the true tage. These symbols are not re- NAACP. I would like to start out gardless of the issue at hand. I put, or partly put before interrup- to the Confederate Battle Flag. chivalric code, a code modified lated to any underlying contexts by saying that everyone con- surely didn't hear any smirks or tions from Mr. Livingston over- The member did state, however, only slightly to suit contempo- of racial oppression. So, to the ducted themselves very well. Very outbursts when comments were shadowed a speaker from the he knew primarily which organi- rary society. In other words, we current SGA president, Francys well, that is, until views were made conveying why some felt Statesboro chapter of the Son's zation SGA President Johnson are in no way a hate group, but an Johnson, and his question of want- voiced contrary to anti-flag sup- the flag was racist and oppres- of the Confederate Veterans. He was referring to. order of true gentlemen assembled ing to further understand the le- porters. Along with many others, sive, but good luck trying to get a pleaded that the symbol we take I am assuming, by the state- under one unified ideal and phi- gitimacy of the Greek use of the I was very disappointed in the comment on why you felt the flag pride in has been stolen from us ments made, that the fraternity in losophy on life. Kappa Alpha has Confederate Battle Flag, you have way that the "Key Speaker" Tim represented your heritage. It was and used as we would never have the spotlight is the Delta Theta very deep ties to the greatest Civil now heard what I feel are one Livingston conducted himself. what the forum was all about, intended. The unfortunate result chapter of the Kappa Alpha Or- War general on either side of the fraternity's legitimate claims to Mr. Livingston had trouble let- right? "THE GEORGIA FLAG: of this misrepresentation leads to der of which I am currently the battlefield and one of the finest the use of a very important, his- ting people voice their opinion IS IT HATE OR HERITAGE?" If the criticism of groups who feel President. It is my conclusion that gentlemen to ever grace the lower torical Confederate symbol. without finding it irresistible to that was suppose to be an open they have legitimate ties to this KA was the Fraternity in this most forty-eight: Robert E. Lee. Rob- utter some under the breath com- forum, it was the most intentional controversial symbol. Another precarious situation. We do fly ert E. Lee is KA's spiritual Jesse H. Dumas ment or deliver an out loud bash- one sided open forum I have ever very prudent point offered by the the Confederate Battle flag and founder and his strong ties to our ing which some speakers were so experienced. Chalk one up for the Sons of the Confederate Veter- even participate in an annual cel- order are celebrated annually dur- President of Kappa unfortunately, and undeservedly GSU chapter of the NAACP. Con- ans, was that the NAACP is push- ebration commemorating the of- ing an event we refer to as Alpha Order recipients of. With many refer- gratulations! ing to have the pre 1950's flag ficers and soldiers who battled Convivium. Robert E. Lee fought ences made by Mr. Livingston as The primary focus of this fo- reinstated over the capital. Actu- under the Confederate States of under the very flag that now con- Delta Theta to how "this is America," he can't rum was that the state flag is a ality (SIC) it was this exact flag America. We elected not to voice stitutes two thirds of our Georgia Chapter even allow the free speech of a racist symbol which promotes op- that was flying over the state while person's opinion. pression, and that flying it is just some of the harshest times of sla- PANAMA CITVJ FL&1ZIVA I am disappointed that GSU, a blatant slap in the face to the very and oppression were being and the GSU chapter of NAACP, Black race. Unfortunately, I de- enacted and even protected under « would sponsor such a biased, un- tected more racism in that room the Constitution of the United WHERE SPRING BREAkBEdltt ruly and at one point childlike every time someone wanted to States of America. During this Pont U Spring $ro&, %\i<\ at the fcmada Inn Pesort k Marinai "Key Speaker" to an open forum voice an opinion other than the time period a black person was And Spend More Mon*f On FUN! I Wmmm^m^^^M on the State Flag. 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L Wednesday, January 24,2001 Page 6 Lady Eagles rise tO third in SoCon Eagles dissapointingly fall to Western Carolina G-A News Service By Doug Kidd 10 from downtown on the way to College of Charleston, a team that' A 12-2 outburst by the Lady forward Robyn Flewelling Senior Sports Writer a 10-point night. Frank Bennett beat the Eagles three weeks ago The Davidson Wildcats closed Eagles put the Wildcats down 58- (Okemos, Mich.) led the Wildcats After all the progress the GSU was the only other Eagle player in in Charleston 86-68. The Cougars out the first half of the Southern 35 before the second half was with five rebounds while Sharon men's basketball team made in double figures as the freshman will enter the 7:30 p.m. contest* Conference women's basketball even four minutes old. Davidson Mitchell pulled down six for the the past two weeks, Monday contributed 13 points on a team- atop the Southern Conference's season with a 78-62 loss to the cut the lead by two points making Lady Eagles. night's 88-65 loss to cellar- leading four-of-nine shooting. South Division with a 17-2 overall Lady Eagles of Georgia Southern it a 21-point deficit at the 12:07 Georgia Southern had 17 steals dweller Western Carolina erased GSU's next game will be record and as the only SoCon, University before a crowd of 207 mark of the second half. From on the evening that helped much that had been accomplished Saturday at home versus the team without a league loss. fans at Belk Arena on Monday there Davidson scored the next contribute to the Wildcats 29 in the Eagle's three straight night. 11 points including the final six turnovers. Both teams shot well conference victories. Davidson (6-12,1-8) shot 53.3 by freshman center Meghan from the free throw line on the GSU, which had held percent from the floor and got a Bryant (Huntersville, N.C.) to cut evening with Davidson Davidson, Furman, and The game-high 18 points from junior the lead in half with 7:29 left to connecting on 11 -of-12 for 91.7% Citadel to under forty percent guard Janna Magette play. Georgia Southern again and the Lady Eagles making 22- shooting during their season-high (Birmingham, Ala.), but they seized the momentum and pushed of-29 for 75.9%. streak, reverted to their old form, could not overcome 29 costly the lead back to 16 points with Georgia Southern returns to allowing the Catamounts to shoot turnovers and an equally hot just under four minutes left in the action this Saturday when it hosts 54% from the field. Western shooting Lady Eagles squad game. Wofford at 1:00 p.m. in the first Carolina posted five players in (52.9%). Georgia Southern (12- The teams were even on the game of a doubleheader with the double figures, including junior 6, 6-3) had a balanced scoring boards with 25 each. Freshman GSU men's basketball team. Cory Largent who led the team attack on the evening with Sarah with 21 points and 12 boards. McCary leading the way with 11 The loss dropped to GSU to 7- points. 11 overall, 3-4 in conference while The Wildcats once again found Western Carolina posted their first themselves in a hole early after Southern Conference win of the Georgia Southern jumped out to year and just their third of the season an early 10-6 lead. The Wildcats as they improved to 3-14,1-6. battled back and tied the score at GSU started off slow, falling 10 on a Magette jumper with behind 16-5 in the early going 14:00 left in the first half. Danna and never really recovered in the Simpson then capped a 9-0 run by first half as Western Carolina the Lady Eagles that the Wildcats raced out to a 44-28 halftime lead. were ultimately never able to The Eagles mounted a comeback recover from. Freshman guard early in the second half, cutting Ashley Hallsted (San Mateo, the Catamount lead to 54-44 Calif.) drained a three-point before Western Carolina put the basket at the 8:45 mark that pulled Eagles away with good defense Davidson to within just six points, and poor shooting by GSU. The 24-18, but as has happened all Catamounts also outrebounded season the opposition came GSU 51-40. roaring back with a run of their The Eagles shot a season-low own. 28%, including an even more This time it was another 9-0 dismal 6-32 (19%) from behind run by Georgia Southern. With a the three-point line in the loss. comfortable 15-pointlead Georgia Sophomore Julius Jenkins led all Southern maintained its lead for Eagles with 14 points and four the remainder of the half with Andrea Sutton assists but shot 6-21 from the field, Davidson getting no closer than THIRD RANK IN SOCON: The Lady Eagles are now ranked including 2-10 from behind the seven points, 36-29, for the rest of third after defeating the Davidson Wildcats Monday night with arc. After hitting 6-of-10 three's Jill Burnham the first 20 minutes of action. The a score of 78-62. The Eagles will return to action Saturday when in Saturday's win versus The THE WRONG MOVES: The Eagles made a Lady Eagles went into the halftime they host Wofford at 1:00 pm in Hanner Fieldhouse in a Citadel, senior Todd Shipley found dissapointing fall against Western Carolina Monday break with a 46-33 lead. doubleheader with the men's team. the going tough as he hit just 2-of- with a score of 88-65. The Eagles had maintained a three-game winning streak, but fell to the Catamounts. Swmming and diving complete best performance, Erin Merritt Liz Moran (200 Backstroke), States Championships and we will Deputy Managing Editor contributed to the sweep by meet all three of these teams On Saturday, Georgia placing third in their events. again." * Southern's Women's Swimming This- meet ended GSU's The final scores of the meet and Diving had their best regular season, improving their were, in GSU vs University of performance to date. To finish record to 7-5. "As a whole, this North Florida 71-42, in GSU vs* their regular season, the Lady was our best meet of the season Gardner-Webb University 70-39, Eagles took on three schools in because it was very exciting and and in GSU vs North Carolina the Southern States Conference, there were a lot of close races," A&T 102-6. The Lady Eagles North Carolina A&T, University said Tracy Ljone, Head Coach of head to Southern States in \ of North Florida, and Gardner- the Women's Swim Team. "We Davidson, North Carolina on Webb. Southern started off the have three weeks until Southern February 15-17. meet taking immediate control by winning the 400 Medley Relay. The team then rallied to tally five more first place finishes by Lauren Bird in the 200 Individual Medley, Erin Downs in the 200 Butterfly, Melanie Deal in the 200 Backstroke, and Michelle Will in the 3-meter diving. To finish out the meet GSU won the last event, the 400 Freestyle Relay, by out touching University of North Florida by just .24 seconds. Other big contributors to GSU's triple win were second place finishers Nicole Darrow (200 Backstroke), Lauren Bird (200 Butterfly) and Amanda Gray (500 Freestyle). 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* U. of Wisconsin athletes violate NCAA rules Georgia football coach Mark Richt hires new staff TMS Campus shoe store located in the The Wisconsin State Journal The Associated Press the type of things they were The annual spring game, \A Not only did University of Madison suburb of Black Earth. obtained the 160-page report of New Georgia coach Mark going through," Richt said. canceled last year because of Wisconsin athletes receive The store is owned by University the internal investigation through Richt has nearly finished hiring The coach also has met one- work at Sanford Stadium, will discounts from a local shoe store of Wisconsin athletic booster a public-record lawsuit. The his staff. Now he wants to make on-one with at least 30 current be return this year on April 7. but recruits also appear to have Steve Schmitt, who also report was turned over to the sure the Bulldogs remain on players, hoping to ease their While Donnan made no secret violated NCAA rules, the extended athletes no-interest NCAA on Aug. 21 and contained course for signing day. fears about the transition to a of his disdain for the Red-Black ;o Wisconsin State Journal reported lines of credit on store information about shoe discounts Recruiting was thrown into new staff. He is still trying to game, Richt said he supports rs 1 last week. merchandise up to $ 1,000. to recruits. turmoil when the Bulldogs fired put names with faces, but he the concept, which is popular Several unidentified recruits NCAA rules forbid athletes "During the past semester, Jim Donnan in early December. frequently flips through the with fans and alumni. who had signed letters of intent from receiving discounts not several prospects who had signed Richt's hiring was not media guide to become more "It's good for morale to end and were living on campus available to the general public. letters of intent and were living in announced until Dec. 26, a familiar with his team. the spring that way," Richt said. during the summer of 2000 The university required Madison prior to initial full-time couple of days after Donnan "For the most part, "Divide up the team evenly and received discounts, in addition athletes to close any open enrollment were able to purchase coached the team in the Oahu everybody wanted to feel like let them compete. I think the to veteran players, the article accounts at the store and repay shoes at The Shoe Box and receive Bowl. players enjoy it and the fans y stated. An internal investigation the discounts to charity. Some a discount similar to our athletes," Richt credited Rodney enjoy it. The only thing that revealed that 121 players students were also suspended and The State Journal quoted the Garner, the recruiting would keep me from doing it received discounts totaling more required to perform community report as stating. coordinator and the only is the amount of players than $23,000 after the tservice. John Dowling, senior holdover from Donnan's staff, available." Wisconsin State Journal broke Among the players suspended university legal counsel, told the with maintaining the The Bulldogs are lacking the story last July. were three basketball players, State Journal that the university Bulldogs' signing efforts depth in both the offensive i i The school later confirmed including two from Wisconsin's hasn't "been able to confirm that while the new staff was being and defensive lines. If there that student athletes had Final Four team, 26 football any recruit has been taken to The assembled. are injuries at those positions received unadvertised shoe players and a women's soccer Shoe Box as part of an official "Coach Garner did a great during spring workouts, it discounts from the Shoe Box, a player. {recruiting} visit." job of keeping everything could alter Richt's plans. together during the transition "Hopefully, we'll have a XFL, the new extreme NFL begins Feb. 3 conference," Richt said. "Most true spring game," he said. TMS Campus of the players were open to "If not, maybe we'll play a down will be the most exciting Likewise, the rules governing wait and see what happened." half. We'll see where we are Fourth down the most down in the XFL. We're not going overtime will be similar to college With little time to recruit as far as the amount of players important down in football? That to have the fair catch, but we're in that each team will take before the Feb. 7 signing day, we have available, and go could be the case in the XFL. going to hold in the gunners until possession at the opponent's 20 Richt and his staff have from there." League founder Vince the ball is kicked. It will give the (it's the 25 in college). focused their efforts on One of the most closely McMahon wanted rules that (return) guy the chance to catch An old NFL rule that allowed players who were pursued by watched positions will be would make the game faster, the ball without getting his clock defensive backs to employ Donnan's staff. The signing Special Photo quarterback, with three-year more physical and more *7 cleaned. "bump-and-run" coverage will be class may be filled out by some THE MAN IN CHARGE: New starter Quincy Carter leaving enjoyable when the eight-team "The other thing ... is that adopted. But there is a twist in junior college players, but University of Georgia Football for the NFL draft. Cory league kicks off Feb. 3. The rules, when the ball goes past 25 yards, that the offense will be allowed to Richt doesn't plan to rely Head Coach Mark Richt began Phillips, who filled in when announced Tuesday, offer a it's a live ball. If the ball hits the run a man in forward motion heavily on two-year his job in December with the task Carter was hurt last season, blend of college football, the ground, no longer are you going outside of the tackles, as permitted prospects. of recruiting potential players and goes in as the favorite to start, NFL and the Arena Football to see abunch of guys circling the in the arena league. "You definitely don't want hiring a new coaching staff, he but the Bulldogs have three League, along with some ball waiting for it to roll dead." In an effort to shorten games, to try to build a program that has pretty much completed his redshirt freshmen who will get measures the league hopes will And the point-after kick is XFL teams will have 35 seconds way," he said. "If you go the taskbeforethe new recruit signing a chance to compete. make fourth down one of the dead. Instead, teams must run or to get a play off after the previous JUCO route too heavily, you date of Feb. 7. "We' ve got a lot of work to most exciting plays in the game. pass for the point. one is ruled dead and 25 seconds become dependent on them do," Richt said. "We want to "McMahon did not like the XFL rules require the receiver/ after any clock stoppage. c because they leave in two give everybody a fair c fair catch," said Mike Keller, XFL defender to have just one foot in "We' re not going to have those years. We're not going to build they would have an opportunity evaluation and see where we vice president of player bounds on a reception/ 31 /2 and four-hour games," Keller like that." to compete for a starting stand." development. "As a result, fourth interception, just like in college. said. Richt has only one apparent position," Richt said- "I just The new coach said he's been E opening on his coaching staff, a wanted them to know they will received warmly by Georgia tight end coach. He scored get a fair shake, and that's all fans, many of whom found it The game of soccer nominated points with Dawg fans this week they can ask for." hard to get close to Donnan. by hiring ex-Georgia player So far, no one has indicated "When I go to the C I Mike Bobo as the quarterback a desire to transfer, though one convenience store to buy Coke / for 2001 Nobel Peace Prize coach. player may have to switch and pretzels, someone The Associated Press global arena, when it comes to Federation of Football "I wanted to have a guy who schools for academic reasons. inevitably walks up and says knew the ropes around here and Richt did not reveal the player's hello," Richt said. "If s hard for F The game of soccer has been creating understanding between Associations, eould accept the

*•■• could relate to the players and name. me to hide around here." -o. nominated for the 2001 Nobel people," Gustafsson wrote in his honor on behalf of the sport. C Peace Prize for promoting nomination letter to the The nomination was one of F F understanding among nations. Norwegian Nobel Comniittec in dozens streaming intoOsIoahead I , •6s » Although more than a dozen Oslo. of the Feb. 1 deadline. Last year, •;■• farts died during stampedes and Sometimes, Gustafsson wrote, there were 150 nominations for Mots at games last year, Swedish hostile nations meet on the soccer the award, which went to South lawmaker Lars Gustafsson field when other contact would Korean President Kim Dae-jung. insisted Monday that soccer helps be unthinkable. He noted that Iran The Nobel awards committee THE GEORGIA SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY international relations. played the United States in the ihever says who has been "Soccer has and will continue 1998 World Cup. nominated. The winner is RONALD E. McNAIR POSTBACCALAURATE ACHIEVEMENT to play an important role in the He said FIFA, the International announced in October, PROGRAM SEEKS TALENTED UNDERGRADUATES FOR 2001 SUMMER RESEARCH INSTITUTE Nelson wins Mastercard Senior Championship Match MAY 14 — JULY 6,2001 P The Associated Press i next hole to survive a surge by eagle putt on the 538-yard seventh The Senior PGA Tour season Thorpe, who shot a closing 65. hole, while Nelson birdied. At The Ronald E. McNair Postbaccalaurate Achievement Program seeks talented is just one tournament old, and The bogey bothered Nelson. the turn, Nelson was at 17 under, undergraduate students. The purpose of the McNair Program is to increase last year's player of the year has "I was ticked," he said. "I with Thorpe a stroke behind. graduate degree attainment for students from segments of society that are already sounded a warning. didn't want to make any 5s at that Nelson matched Thorpe's play underrepresented in certain academic disciples. The program is designed to Larry Nelson picked up where point." on the par 5s and that proved to be prepare fifteen participants for doctoral studies through involvement in he left off last season Sunday by Nelson, who earned his biggest the difference. research and other scholarly activities. winning the MasterCard Seniors career paycheck with the win, Nelson, three inches shorter Championship with a one-stroke $240,000, shot a closing 66 and and 50 pounds lighter, matched victory over Jim Thorpe. finished at 19-under-par 197 with Thorpe's 4-under on the long SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED: "It's a good way to start the Thorpe's 65 putting him one holes at the 7,053-yard oceanside • mentoring, seminars and other scholarly activities year," said Nelson, who won four stroke behind. course. • summer internships and research opportunities for students who of his final eight starts last season Bruce Fleisher birdied the last "As long as Larry hits, I have completed their sophomore year. and finished second twice. "I think two holes for a 70 and a third- couldn't gain any ground on the • academic counseling I'm battle-hardened already. I place tie with Ed Dougherty (65) par 5s," Thorpe said. "They're think it's a continuation of how I at 202. Gary McCord (66) and usually to my advantage." • assistance counseling played since August." Leonard Thompson (70) tied for After it was over, Thorpe told • a $2,800 stipend for successful completion of the summer research Not exactly good news for the fifth at 204. Nelson, "You're playing like experience rest of the seniors. After a slow "I played about as good as I you're broke already." start, Nelson eventually finished can play," Thorpe said. "I've been With six victories and won $2.7 battling Larry the last six months ELIGIBLE PARTICIPANTS: and I just can't seem to catch him. million. Students who qualify for McNair must be enrolled in an academic program ' - This week, he was consistent I'd shoot a 66 and he's shoot a 63, in all three rounds at the Hualalai 64. It's been like that." which can lead to a postbaccalaurate degree; has a cumulative grade point Golf Club. He had only three Nelson and Thorpe didn't average of 2.8 and meets certain other academic requirements; is a citizen, bogeys, including a 41-hole waste any time distancing national or a permanent resident of the United States or is in the united stretch where he played at par or themselves from the rest of the States for reasons other than temporary purposes; and is a low income and fetter. 32-player field and turning it into first generation college student or a member of a group underrepresented - But his bogey at the 438-yard a match-play format. in graduate education or certain academic disciplines. Applications will 115th on Sunday almost proved Both birdied three of the first 'disastrous. However, he four holes before Thorpe inched be accepted until all positions are filled. "recovered with a birdie on the within a stroke with a 30-foot APPLICATION PROCESS: N • Typed Application 4':r : • One page typed essay. The essay MUST ACCOMPANY the application • Two letters of recommendation (may be sent separately) • Current Academic Transcript 2*; Saterdap, Jferfraarp 3*' 2001 • Interview 7.00/M • Eligible students must not be enrolled for classes for the summer semester

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ASAP I ADVERTISING INFORMATION 160 Miscellaneous for $240 rent, 1/4 utilities except 1/3 phone. The George-Anne reserves the right to Call 681-9560. |-efuse any advertisement. Sale COMPLETELY FURNISHED! Pets •DISPLAY AD DEADLINE: The deadline for *- STUDENTS BEWARE welcomed. 2 fm's needed to share double reserving space and submitting advertising ATTENTION - The George-Anne screens wide 20 minutes from Statesboro. $200/ all advertisements prior to publication. The Treadmill for sale! Good condition, will take month +1/3 utilities. Call for more details copy is Noon, one week prior to the intended best offer. Call 871-7580 for details. 865-2222. newspaper strives to accept ads for .* publication date. > ^For more information, rate cards, sample legitimate products and services only. FEMALE ROOMMATE needed 4bd 2 ba in Students are urged to exercise caution POOL TABLE for sale. Everything Player's Club. Great roommate!! No publications, contact: Brooks Clements, inculded. $400 negotiable. Call 681-8454 deposit, reduced rent to $220/month Marketing Director, ADS, (912) 681-5418; when replying to ads — particularly those or leave a message furnished or unfurnished - your choice. Call or Bill Neville, Student Media Coordinator, which require a credit Gard number, other 770-631-2902. personal information, or money in advance ((912)681-0069. 165 Mobile Homes FEMALE ROOMMATES needed 4br/2ba in :» PROOFING/ERRORS/OMISSIONS: The of the delivery of a product or service. Player's Club. Great roommates. No newspaper makes every reasonable effort Students are also urged to report to the deposit. Reduced rent to $220. Furnished to present corrept and complete information newspaper any suspicious offers which they For Sale:14x70 Horton Mobile Home, or unfurnished . Bedroom call (770) 631- please call 681-5406, and ask for Chris; in advertisements. However, the advertiser might see in an ad. Remember, if an offer 2bedroom/2bath, vaulted ceiling,laminate 22902 or (912) 681-9222. 290 Travel Caplingeror Chandra Brown. *s responsible for proofing the ad upon seems too good to be true, it probably flooring. Located Johnson MH Park. ROOMMATE NEEDED $150 + 1/3 utilities. A 19" color TV with remote. Please call' ; publication and should notify the newspaper is. Available immedicately, $10,000 Call 912- Own bedroom and bath, access to w/d and 681-7356 after 5:00p.m. 377-7159 satelite TV. If interested call 865-3128. immediately in the event of an error. The FREEBIE INFO ALL FREE CALLING ALL paintballers! Team Rush is' newspaper is not responsible for any errors FUN & STUFF VisitourWeb looking for new players. Use your marker, ^in advertisements and its liability for student and faculty ads to be run in the 180 Musical 240 Services site for list of places to visit and things to do air. paint or ours. Anyone can play - Call' ••adjustments is limited to the amount of George-Anne must have a NAME, P.O. that are both educational and fun. On-line 842-9422. space the error occupied in the ad. Further, BOX and PHONE NUMBER. Ads will be at http://www.stp.gasou.edu/ Looking to start a band Rock Style music" the newspaper is not responsible for any rejected if they do not have this Looking to Start a Band (Rock/ NEED A MATH & CSC TUTOR. (drummer.bass,guitarist) need musicans information. NO EXCEPTIONS. Alternative)need dedicated people that own I tutor Algebra. Calculus, C++, JAVA, Visual funstuff/ mainly a Bass Player call 871 -4655 ask for damages caused due to an ad's omission equipment Bass Player, Drumer, Vocalist, Basic and other Math and computer related Alex *irom a particular edition and its responsibility Guitarts INTRESTED call Alex 871-4655 classes. E-mail me at: SPRING BREAK Panama City Beach, solely is to reschedule the ad in the next 20 Announcements [email protected] for details ($10/ Daytona, South Beach, Fl. Best Parties, regular edition at the regular advertising hour) Hotels and Condos. Lowest prices! : www.myspringbreak.net (800) 575-2026. Need a drummer and bass player to play in rates. a moderate/hard rock band. Some* CLASSIFIED ADS: Free classified ads from WANT TO make more money or save 195 Personal 280 Television & Radio experience necessary. Leave message. ; * students, faculty and staff must be non- money? Excel can help. If interested call 310 Wanted Zack at 871-5328 or email me at Electronics commercial in nature and submitted in Zackrh @ mailexcel.com. writing, with the name of the sender, local FOR SALE Toshiba 19in color TV, make address, and phone number. No free ads The Baptist Student Union's PrimeTime offer. Also computer with super VGA MATH TUTOR WANTED. $6/hr. Must have meets Tuesdays at 7:00- pm at the BSU PALM PILOT m100 electronic organizer 3.0 GPA in math. For more information ktaken via telephone - at this price we monitor and printer. All or separate. Call ► Center, 301 Chandler Road across from used for five weeks; includes instruction Kevin 764-6871. ? •don't take dictation. One free ad per Johnson Hall. Lunch on Wednesday's for book, CD, and HotSync cradle person per week. Commercial classified are $2 at 12 and 1 pm, your first visit is free! (synchronizes desktop). $110. (Retails for 20 cents per word with a $4 minimum per For more info, call 681-2241. Visit our $149 + tax.) webpage at http://www2.gasou.edu/BSU ■ insertion. Tearsheets are $2 extra per PALM PILOT m100 electronic organizer; ■ insertion. used 6 weeks; book, CD, hotsync cradle to j Rip Us Off. 'CIRCULATION INFORMATION: synchronize desktop/laptop; $110; 681- ■ 5796 Subscription rates for home delivery of The DJ SANDMAN WVGS 91.9 FM WEDNESDAYS 10:00AM - NOON THE ■ That's right - you heard right. Rip us off. Get something for nothing. Say hello to a ■ ■ 220 Rentals & Real ' friend. Find a roommate. Get a job. Find a home for a litter of kittens. Buy a wombat. » ■ Estate 1 Or sell your Beamer (right, like you expect us to believe that you - and not your folks ■ ■ ■ - actually have the title to that BMW). Regardless of your purpose (or even if you < 1 ST MONTH'S rent free! 2 bedroom apt. ■ DITHERED TWTTS ^w^ Park Place 186. Sublease needed ■ are a congenital liar like the Beamer owner), Georgia's liveliest classified ad section ■ immediately. Please contact Mandi @489- ■ Why people are superior to dogs... 6255 or Holly ©Southern Reality @681- ■ is for you. Students, faculty and staff can have their 20-word action ads published ■ 3000. I for nothing (non-commercial listings only, please). Fill out the little rectangles below, ■ LEASES AVAILABLE now for August on ■ Wow! Look at apartments and houses. All utilities are | and send your ad to G-A Action Ads, POB 8001, GSU or drop them by our offices in ■ those stocks furnished at apartments.' No pets. Phone ■ bounce!! Dr. Hood about rentals at 764-6076. ■ the Williams Center, Room 2023. You MUST include your name and P.O. Box ■ ■ LOOKING FOR someone to lease a 3 \ number to qualify for a freebie. Remember, keep it short: students, faculty and ■ ( bedroom, 2 bath home. Rent is $233/mo. Contact Renee at 912-871-7463. I staff must pay 200 per words for those which exceed the 20-word limit. And, please ■ : 2BR, 1 ba duplex , walk to campus, I - no telephone calls... at this price we don't take dictation. * available immediately. 681-1252. ■ 1 BEDROOM apt, close to campus. 681- 1252. ■ ■ %}% NEED SOMEONE to sublease one bedroom fully furnished apartment in Eagle Villa Suites. Rent is S365 a month, lease ■ ends August 2001. Call 871-3510. ■ ■ ' NEED AN apartment? Sublease available. ■ Male or female. $265/month plus 1/2 ■ utilities. Call 871-7882 if interested. ■ Only $233.33 to sublease bedroom in a ■ 3bd/2ba house with w/d. Water inculded. ■ Pets allowed! Call Liz 681-2331. EMERGENCY Subleaser needed, to share ■ ■ ■' ■ ■ ■ *v *v •v ■ SPRING BREAK 2001 ■ Jamaica, Cancun, Florida, Barbados, Bahamas. Now Hiring Campus Reps. Earn 2 Free Trips. ■ Free Meals... Book by Nov. 2nd. Call for FREE info a, pack or visit on-line sunsplashtours.com ■"- -|*^—tr *&- -JET >tr -»xr » » Page 10 —Wednesday, January 24,2001 Georgia Satellites to blow roof off Horizons Gallery 303 features By Tim Prizer Statesboro at Horizons on Lanier formed again, releasing just a few Lifestyles Editor Drive. This will be the first time records in their long career. new display They have a sassy twang about that the band has appeared in Though they have been through them that rivals that of David Allen Statesboro in several years, and it numerous lineup changes, the of paintings Coe, and their scorching guitar may very well be the most excit- Georgia Satellites have remained By T. McDonald parts are reminiscent of metal gods ing musical event Statesboro has a band that defines just what makes Staff Writer AC/DC. They tear through their seen since... well, since the last classic rock so "classic." On a Art patrons in Statesboro need no powerful anthems like men on fire, time the Satellites were here. daily basis, one can turn on any longer travel to Savannah in order to and the only way to extinguish the Forming originally in 1980, the classic rock station on the FM dial view the work of accomplished flame is to keep on doing the only band began writing material in At- and hear the aforementioned sass artists. Georgia Southern's own thing they know how to do: play- lanta under the name Keith and in the form of the famous line, Gallery 303, located on the third floor ing the music that reproduces in- the Satellites, named after Keith "My honey, my baby, don't put of the Foy Fine Arts Center, debuted side of them, that sprouts from Christopher, who shared the band my love upon no shelf/She said a brand new exhibit on Thursday their roots in the deep South. with Dan Baird, Rick Richards, don't hand me no lines and keep showcasing the work of four Thursday night, the Georgia and David Michaelson. Since then, your hands to yourself." professional painters and Satellites will play right here in the band has reformed and re- That's right, these guys are the photographers. ones who wrote that famous line, On display are oil and acrylic and it appeared on their self-titled David Whiddorjy paintings, and prints and debut in 1986. Practically all of photographic assemblages. The most GALLERY 303: This and many other pieces of art are now* their albums since then are unat- simplistic of the pieces, though showing in Gallery 303's new exhibit on the third floor of Foy. tainable now in the States, with certainly not the least stimulating, the exception of "Let It Rock," a come from Phyllis Stapler and Barry collection of their greatest hits. Wilson. To create their beautiful Other records like "Open All representations of animals and nature We will pay you to go to parties!! Night," "Keep the Faith," "In the scenes, they use acrylic paints and Land of Salvation and Sin," and linoleum prints. the most recent, 1996's "Shaken Those attracted to more surreal Not Stirred," are either out-of- art will revel in the work of Julia print or only available overseas. Kjelgaard, a professor of Art at Emory Aside from "Keep Your Immediate openings University in Atlanta. She uses oil Hands to Yourself," the Georgia paints in the current Gallery 303 Satellites most successful song exhibit to create sweeping and may be "Hippy Hippy Shake," for Photographers colorful panoramas. "Day and Night/ which appeared on the Convergence" is especially H soundtrack for the 1988 Tom memorable. Art students interested Cruise movie, "Cocktail." Part-time evenings and weekends. in Kjelgaard's work should be aware The band's current lineup con- that she will be guest lecturing in No experience required! sists of Rick Richards (the only selected art classes at Georgia faithful Satellite) on vocals and Southern in the near future. We will train lead guitar, Rick Price on vocals Also offering surreal, even and bass, and Billy Pitts on and supply all equipment. somewhat macabre work is drums. photographer/artist Marty Fromm, Own transportation a must! The Georgia Satellites are as whose work is reminiscent of classic tight as ever and the music is as ! Boris Karloff-style horror. blistering as it was when they Photography is only the beginning formed in that little garage in with Mr. Fromm, as his work is Call Ashley at Atlanta some 21 years ago. Need- framed with complex designs, less to say, that garage no longer t artificially weathered to set the stands. They blew the roof off of overall tone. Be sure to check out his 1800 768 3987 that place years ago. Look out, especially striking "Majestic." Horizons, and pray that it doesn't V There is a lot of talent on display rain. Classic at Foy's Gallery 303, so be sure and Special Photo Tickets can be purchased to- stop by before the exhibit closes on Photography, Inc. NO HUGGY NO KISSY TIL I GET A WEDDING RING: day at Horizons and Cloud 9 for February 2nd. The works are $10, and they will be available at The Georgia Satellites will bring their classic rock to available for viewing Monday \ the door Thursday for $12. Horizons right here in Statesboro Thursday night. through Friday, from 9a.m. and 5p.m.

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