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February 28,2003 Sports: GSU Baseball defeats Jacksonville, 6-0
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Volume 75, No.isfr-^ 8
ON THE INSIDE:
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By April Fordham
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Miscellany Magazine, the
zine, Allison Bennett hopes the
event raised an awareness of the
magazines existence on campus.
Partly cloudy with a high
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CODE, FROM PAGE 1
GlMgf-AMl Campus Calendar dishonesty, on-campus housing
restrictions and regulations, and other
seems to be the problem. Most of the
student body as a whole remains clue-
Williams Center room 2023
P.O. Box 8001 Feb. 28 March 3 daily aspects of student life.
"We're making the conduct code
less about the potential changes to their
conduct code.
Statesboro, GA 30460 more relevant for today's students, as "What's the point in changing the
Bicentennial Celebration well as more user friendly," explained code if no one finds out about the chang-
How to reach us 02-26-2003 "Blue Front," Performing Arts
Learn About the Jewish Associate Vice President and Dean of es until after they're done?" asked Van
• Officers issued one traffic Center, 8 p.m. For more informa-
Students, Dr. Randy Gunter. "We're Crabtree.ajuniorFrenchmajor. "What
ADVERTISING: warning, assisted six motorists and tion, call ext 7999. Roots taking out some of the verbosity, and good does that do, to the students or
681-5418 one injured person, and responded to
STORY OR PHOTOS: two fire alarms. The Russell Union adding to it updates and policies con- the administration? So, how do you get
681-5246 Bible Torah &Talmud cerning things that were not an issue at 15,000 students' input?"
4-5 p.m. the time it was written, but have since "I think they could at least put a few
FAX NUMBER: 02-25-2003 "The Snowball" Jews & Medicine become major issues on all college copies in the Union, or something like
486-7113 • A case of harassment was re- An Evening of Elegance Spon-
ported at the Ceramics & Sculpture 5-6 p.m. campuses." that, so the public can weigh in on the
E-MAIL TO: sored by Alpha Phi Alpha in cel-
g-a@gasou.edu Studio parking lot. Being Kosher New issues include weapons on changes," Matthias said.
ebration of Black Awareness Month.
6 -7 p.m. campus, policies concerning alcohol So far the only students who've had
Editorial Board • Officers issued two traffic It will be held in the Russell Union
Miikuah/Baptism and drug use, and updates on computer a sneak peak at the tentative changes
Tim Prizer warnings, investigated two traffic Ballroom starting at 8:06 p.m. $7 for
accidents, assisted two motorists 7-8 p.m. usage, including new rules regarding are Kim, who served as SGA's student
Editor-in-Chief Singles and $12 for couples.
and responded to one fire alarm. copyright violations. representative on the task force, the
gaeditor@gasou.edu
' 'The philosophy behind the student members of SGA, and their subcom-
Editor's Note: Police Beat appears Sista to Sista code of conduct is developmental and mittees.
Amanda Permenter in every edition of the George-Anne in The Lambda Kappa chapter of
an effort to inform the GSU community educational, not punitive," Dr. Gunter "If they want the most possible
Managing Editor Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority Inc.
gamed@gasou.edu
of the amount and nature of crime. All
reports are public information and can March 1 will start their Skee Week on Mon-
day with "Sista to Sista". It will give
said. "We're teaching responsible be-
havior, civility, respect for other people
response, they should post some of
the main changes they want to make,
be obtained at either the GSU Division
Adam Brady of Public Safety or the Statesboro Baseball minority women on campus a chance
and their property, and appreciation of maybe in the classrooms, or get some
Police Department. Davidson at GSU others' differences." feedbackfromabiggercross-sectionof
News Editor to discuss current events on campus
1:30 p.m. Usually, the code is revised in a students, not just the people in SGA,"
ganewsed@gasou.edu -All Police Beat information and around the world. Russell Union
few minor ways every year or two, Crabtree said.
is compiled by Lucrecia Johnson, at 7:08 p.m.
but an overhaul of this kind is a new But Gordon feels that all GSU
It is a desire of The George-Anne
assistant news editor. Math students to compete event for GSU. students have plenty of opportunities
to prim the news of Georgia South- The George-Anne strives to keep
ern University as accurately as the campus community up to date at Georgia Southern "We felt it was time to update the to make their opinions known about the
on local events. If you have an event conduct code, andmakeiteasierto read, new revisions, if they really want to.
possible. If you believe that
something covered is in error,
contact the editor at 681-5246
you'd like to see on the Campus
Calendar, email Adam Brady at More than 1,000 middle and high
March 4 so that students would know what they
can and can't do, with less confusion,"
"Students just don't pay attention to
what's going on," she said. "They just
as soon as possible. that_guy@stouthouse.org or bring a explained Dr. Baynes. don't give a damn."
press release or synopsis to the George-
school students will meet at Georgia
Liked By Many, Southern University Saturday, March Some students, like senior broad- The process ofrevising and updating
Anne office located on the second floor
Cussed By Some... of the Williams Center. GSU sanctioned 1, to complete in the 15th Annual Geor-
Midrash & Parables casting major Jen Gordon, welcome the the code began last semester, and has
Read By Them All. or sponsored events only please. A lecture by Rabbi Robert new changes, and feel that an upgrade beenongoingforthepasttwomonths.lt
gia Southern University Invitational
Wolkoff. A conservative Jewish is long overdue. "The old code was was appointed toataskforcemadeupof
Mathematics Tournament. Hosted by
perspective. Story telling as a path really outdated, and didn't pertain to students, faculty and professional staff,
the Department of Mathematics and
to religious insight. Noon in the us students here in the twenty-first by Dr. Linda Bleicken, vice president
Computer Science, the tournament
Russell Union. century," she said. "It's about time of Student Affairs and
is designed to recognize students'
LEASING FOR FALL accomplishments in mathematics,
allow outstanding mathematics stu-
dents to meet and compete with each
other, and promote public interest in
Successful Inspirations
Sponsored by A.K. A Sorority Inc.
they updated it."
Other students, like Michael Mat-
thias, a freshman majoring in chemical
engineering, are a little more leery about
Enrollment Management. Dr.
Baynes is chairman of the task force.
Other members included: Lee Davis,
the University's attorney, Curt Erwin,
will house a business etiquette seminar
mathematics. on how to behave in interviews and the possible changes, but feel that they Assistant Director of Housing, John
mightbeo.k, as long as there is adequate Kim, SGA's student representative,
2 bedroom, 1 bath • 2 bedroom, 2 bath give resume tips. Casual Business
attire is preferred. Russell Union at student input. Janelle Lunsford, Activities Coordina-
"You have to be really careful with tor for Russell Union, and Major Mike
3 bedroom, 3 bath » 7:08 p.m.
March 2 revisions; they tried it with the Bill of
Rights, and even that had a hard time
Russell, Public Safety.
"Basically, we gutted the old
GSU Chorale passing," he said. "Students need to code and added a new one," said Dr.
All units close to campus. Lawn care and trash pick-up provided. Pets considered. Baseball
Carol A. Carter Recital Hall know what they're signing on for." Baynes. "We haven't really changed
vldson at GSU
8 p.m. Student input will be highly valued all that much, we've just made it less
1:30 p.m.
Please call 764-3697 for more information. at this stage in the new code's develop- complex, andalotmore understandable
ment, but getting it in an efficient manner to students."
UNIVERSITY JUDICIAL BOARD
Alcohol and Substance REQUEST FOR STUDENT NOMINATIONS
Abuse Presentation by
The University Judicial Board (UJB) needs your help to fill student positions on the Board for the 2003-
2004 academic year. You are asked to nominate students you feel would be responsible and
conscientious UJB members. All regularly enrolled students who have completed at least 15 hours of
academic credit at Georgia Southern are eligible for appointment provided they meet the following
criteria:
(1) they must not have a disciplinary record for the last two semesters of university attendance;
(2) they must have a cumulative grade point average of 2.0 or higher;
Tuesday, March 4th at 7pm (3)
(4)
they must not hold the top executive office in any campus organization;
they must be a full-time student; and
(5) they must be planning to attend Georgia Southern the entire 2003-2004 academic year.
Hanner Fieldhouse
If you know students who would be excellent UJB members, please submit their nomination by Friday
March 7,2003. All nominations should include the nominee's full name, social security number, current
Come see "Greeny," a former phone number, current GSU P.O. Box number, and a paragraph stating why you think the nominee would
be an effective UJB member. Feel free to nominate as many students as you like. All nominations must
professional NFL football player, speak be signed by the person making the nomination and must be submitted by Friday, March 7,2003 to:
about Alcohol and Binge Drinking. Janet O'Brien
Chair, University Judicial Board
P.O. Box 8132
Georgia Southern University
FREE Mocktails Thank you for your help in selecting student UJB members. A complete description of the procedures for
appointing UJB members may be found in The Student Conduct Code, Appendix C.
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Sponsored by: Nomination by:
Student Government Assoc.
The Multicultural Student
Center Phone# GSUPOBox# Signature Date
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University Housing
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Health Services NOMINEE (full name):
1
Athletics
1
Judicial Affairs
1
Counciling and Career Devel- Phone* GSUPOBox* Social Security #
opment
1
Panhellenic Council
■ The National Panhellenic Why do you feel the nominee would make an effective UJB member?
Council
1
Interfraternity Council
■ University Wellness Council
' Minority Advisement Program
For more information, please call
the Multicultural Student Center at 681-5409
Friday, February 28, 2003 - Page 3
bing Jason Meyers, 24, of Mission During the assault, the victim suffered
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four times when Meyers attempted bruises on her arms where she had been
Texas to get his mother's purse back.
Oregon pinned down. Earlier, Llanos-Trujillo
Ozuna and his brother confessed claimed she must have gotten the bruises
Knife used in and told police the knife had been Man sentenced from her boyfriend.
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stabbing returned to
store by suspects
returned to a store where they
and Gonzalez had bought it "for
the sole purpose" of committing
in sex case
KLAMATH FALLS - A 27-year-old
The boyfriend has since been deported
to Mexico, and was unavailable to
testify against Llanos-Trujillo.
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robberies in various parking lots, man has been sentenced to almost three
' MISSION - After a newly
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purchased knife was used to stab
a man four times, suspects in the
attack returned it to a Wal-Mart
Garza said.
"Sure enough, they (Wal-
Mart) had a knife and receipt with
a signature of one of the suspects
years in prison for attempted rape.
Richard Llanos-Trujillo was origi-
nally charged with rape. He ultimately
entered a negotiated plea of no contest
o Texas
Judge orders man's 4
' store and got their money back, returning the knife," Garza told The to attempted rape.
mouth sealed with
' South Texas law officers say.
A security officer at a McAllen
mall provided information about
the suspects' car after the attack
(McAllen) Monitor in Thursday's
editions.
The knife was in a cart marked
"Returns," Garza said.
The victim, a young woman, was
home alone on May 5, 1999, when
Llanos-Trujillo forced his way into her
home, said Scott Carter, a Klamath County
duct tape
LUBBOCK-ATexasjudgeordereda
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on Sunday. An anonymous tip led Meyers underwent surgery and district attorney. defendant's mouth to be taped shut after
- police to a residence in La Joy a, said was reported in stable condition at "He forced her into her bedroom, and the man kept interrupting his lawyer and seal Wiley's mouth with duct tape. Steve Hamilton, "so the court duct-taped
Martin Garza, a spokesman for the a hospital Thursday, according to forced her onto her bed and had sex with the judge during an aggravated assault "He was being very disruptive and his mouth until the jury came in. Then I
Mission Police Department. his relatives. her there," Cartersaid this week. "He inad- trial. he was trying to fire his second court- had him removed from the courtroom."
Omar Ozuna, 18, and his 14- Ozuna was arraigned Wednes- vertently left his wallet on the floor. That's For about 20 minutes Tuesday, Carl appointed attorney, and I informed him Hamilton declined to comment on
' year-old brother were arrested in day and jailed in lieu of $75,000 how he ultimately was identified." Wiley, 36, ignored pleas from state Dis- that when the attorney is appointed by the incident or on his client's conviction
connection with a purse-snatching, bail on a charge of aggravated DNA testing was done and came back trict Judge Jim Bob Darnell and his own the court, only the court can fire the at- later Tuesday for ramming his vehicle
and a warrant was issued for the robbery. as a match to mother to keep quiet during a hearing torney," Darnell said. into his estranged wife's car. She was
arrest of Jason Gonzalez, 19, of The 14-year-old was not identi- Llanos-Trujillo, who first claimed the outside the jury's presence. "Mr. Wiley continued to interrupt not injured.
'Palmview, who is accused of stab- fied because he is a minor. sex was consensual. Finally, Darnell ordered bailiffs to him," Darnell said, referring to attorney No sentencing date has been set.
SEX, FROM PAGE 1 AFFIRMATIVE ACTION, FROM PAGE 1 ZTA, FROM PAGE 1
Center. gave for cheating. He asked a male on you physically. Pettiford closed by see no problem with Affirmative whole should not be eliminated from said Byard. The prizes range
In Pettiford's speech he discussed and a female. The female replied, "I saying "Infidelity occurs in 51 percent Action as long as it is administrated an opportunity before they have even from vitamin supplements to dinner
.the risks involved in sexual activities cheated because I was separated from of relationships on college campuses, correcdy. A good idea for next year's had the chance to prove that they are gift certificates.
on a college campus. "You can expect my boyfriend." The male replied, "I so I urge all of you to be careful and Black Awareness Program would be to qualified." In the past, the event has targeted
'five things from a bedroom experience: cheated because I was bored." think before you have sex." invite a speaker on Affirmative Action "I think that Affirmative Action is Greek organizations, as they have been
emotional anxiety, false pursuit of "Marriage is made legal by having Antoine Boynton a member of so that students and faculty can learn something that is very needed. Affirma- requested to put up one representative.
commitment, unplanned pregnancy, sex, so therefore every person that you Alpha Phi Alpha, when asked how he about Affirmative Action," said Pearl tive action has affected my life person- But Byard said future competitions
.disease, and death," said Pettiford. have had sex with, you have married. felt about the program replied, "I feel Middleton recruitment coordinator for ally. It is not mere to discriminate against may target other campus organiza-
He supported his statements by In marriage, cheating is punishable by that it was a great program, he actually Career Services. anyone; it is there to level the playing tions. The "pageant" was judged by a
lecturing, showing clips from videos, death. There are three types of death talked about issues that others are often "It is good because certain people field. Itisnotasiftheblacksthatarehired panel of six judges, ranging from ZTA
and also through participation from thatcanoccurwhen you cheat: relation- afraid to speak on." would not hire minorities if it wasn't are not qualified, without the affirmative alumni to local business personalities.
.the audience members. He urged ship death, spiritual death, and physical "The program was a wonderful and there. On the other hand, I think that action policies many qualified minori- The contestants were judged on their
.college students to have self-respect death," said Pettiford. enlightening experience," said Jeremy we are in a society where it should not ties would not even be considered for "rock star talent," formal wear and
'from themselves first in a relationship. Relationship death can occur if the Mills, another member of Alpha Phi be needed. People should be hired interviews," O'neisha Shaw a student on-stage questions.
"Women you cannot attract a man by significant other in the relationship feels Alpha. based on their performance and not on at GSU and a DJ for WVGS. Tuesday night's winner, Scott Rob-
using your body, and then ask him as though they just cannot deal with the When asked why he decided to the color of their skin or their gender," When Jeremy Alexander was asked erts, sponsored by Alpha Tau Omega,
to respect you for your mind," said fact that you cheated on them. Spiritual speak at GSU, Pettiford replied, "I said Katie Glorieux. what should be done to keep Affirma- gets ZTA's recognition as "Big Man
Pettiford. death, occurs because an infidelity has have a passion for sharing this message When Reggie Brown was asked tive Action he answered, "We should on Campus," including a trophy,
■ Pettiford's next topic of discus- accrued that may be morally wrong to that I myself have lived. Every college about his feelings concerning affirma- force the federal government to take crown and their prize of choice from
sion entailed audience participation. your beliefs. In several cases a physi- student should know this information. tive action he said, "The playing field action by being politically active. We business donations. Brad Yarbrough
;The first question that he asked was cal death may occur. On your night of If you know better, possibly we would is not yet equal. A lot of advantages can use political power by voting. We of Sigma Chi, Ronan O'Sullivan of Pi
how many people had cheated in.a infidelity you may contract a deadly do better. Sex outside of marriage can that are available to the majority are not should also educate ourselves, so that Kappa Phi will receive prizes as well,
'relationship. The second question STD; or in severe cases your date destroy you physically, mentally, and available to minorities. African-Ameri- we can economically climb higher up as the second and third place winners,
that he asked was what excuse they may be emotionally hurt and act out emotionally." cans, as well as other minorities as a the ladder." respectively.
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The Miscellany Magazine of the Arts is seeking submissions in dance, 1
painting, photography, drawing, stage makeup, sculpture, graphic design, ceramics, mixed media,
visual art, theatrical vignettes, poetry, fiction, nonfiction, prose, plays, original monologues, interior
designs, fashion/ costume designs, culinary arts/ original recipes, foreign language literary works,
original musical compositions and songs, spoken word poetry, and freestyle rapping. The Miscellany
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will also be putting out an audio CD. The CD, under development, will include spoken word poetry,
freestyle rapping, and original musical compositions and songs. Students may submit their musical
pieces for the CD on audiotape, audio CD, or MP3 files. Spoken word poets and freestyle rappers ;
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should sign up on the timesheet posted outside the Miscellany office for a recording session at the
WVGS 91.9 radio station. Submissions packets can be picked up outside the Miscellany office, by
the exit doors in the library, and by the information desk in Russell Union. Submissions can be
dropped off at the Miscellany office, Room 2009 (the door with all the stuff on it) or in the Student *, IN-T0UCH COMMUNICATIONS *
Media office, Room 2022; both offices are on the second floor of the Williams Center.
Call 681-0565 ore-mail us at miscmag@gasou.edu for more information.
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Emmitt has great chances of moving on
On Thursday, Dallas Cowboys feel sad Emmitt Smith fans. Like for. Smith said he wants to play This would be a fit for Smith because Smith rushed for 975 yards
controversial owner Jerry Jones cut recent history, once a star player for a team that can win the Super of his game-breaking skills, and he last season. The reason has a lot
the 13-year veteran from Florida. defects to another team he does Bowl. Here are some teams that will be closer to his alma mater. to do with the offensive line. Two
The NFL's all-time leading well. Sometimes, the player does would give Emmitt a shot at another *San Francisco 49ers: Garrison of the five starters on the Cowboy
rusher believes he can play at least better now than before. Super Bowl: Hearst is not the answer. His tal- offensive line were rookies, one is
two more seasons. "In my mind, I Players such as Jerry Rice and ♦Indianapolis Colts: Edgerrin ent is declining as we speak. Also, a second year player, and another
think I'm a 1,300-yard back, and I Joe Montana performed at the James is declining after injuries to the 49ers offense has "too much is a converted defensive lineman.
will be out to prove that," Smith same level with their new team. both knees. James Mungro is incon- finesse". New 49er coach Den- The Cowboys were ranked 19th in
said. Montana, who took the 49ers to sistent. The Colts need a running nis Erickson is all about physical rushing offense and SO"1 in total of-
He will have to -prove it for four Super Bowls (winning them back to compliment Peyton Man- football (see Oregon State). Thus, fense. It was his worst season since
another team. all), led the Kansas City Chiefs ning and Marvin Harrison. the shoe fits. his rookie season.
Age and contract were the rea- to the AFC Championship Game. *Tampa Bay Buccaneers: The *New England Patriots: The Su- Emmitt will be back!
sons the Cowboys released him. Rice, one of the greatest receivers defending Super Bowl Champions per Bowl XXXVI Champions need If the shoe fits, he'll bring the
Smith turns 34 in May and is due to wear a NFL jersey, was the 49ers' can't win another one with Marvin a running back. Their play off hopes magic!
a base salary of $7 million next go-to receiver. Recently, he led the Pittman. He rushed for 718 yards were shattered when they could not Dennis Hightower is a sports
season with a salary cap figure of Oakland Raiders to the Super Bowl this past season. Although he did run the football. Tom Brady can't writer of the George-Anne and the
$9.8 million. before falling to Tampa Bay. well in the playoffs and the offensive make miracles happen. If Smith station manager of WVGS. He can
It is a sad, but it was coming Emmitt Smith will be fine. It will line was mediocre at best, Pittman signs here, the Patriots are a Super be reached at hightower 12181 @h
sooner or later. However, don't all depend on what team he plays will be cut if he does not improve. Bowl contender. otmail.com.
NOTICE Eagles wipe out Jacksonville, 6-0
By Eli Boorstein for much of the Eagles' 12 hits.
Nietsroobl7@hotmail.com
Sophomore second baseman James
Spring 2003 Going into the conference season
this weekend, the Georgia Southern
Payne was perfect from the ninth
spot, going 4-for-4 and finishing
Regents' Test baseball team needed a strong team
effort to give them momentum go-
just a home run shy of batting for
the cycle.
ing into the Southern Conference Freshman shortstop Adam De-
games. Loach entered the game with just
February 28-March 5 & March 8 That was exactly what they three hits in 18 at-bats, but had the
got on Tuesday, using a mixture breakout game of his short career
Students registered to take the Regents' Test for Spring of strong pitching and timely hit- with a 3-for-4 night. TheStatesboro
Semester 2003 can go to WINGS to view or print your
Spring "detailed" schedule of classes for the date, time, or ting to shutout Jacksonville 6-0 in native came through with some key
location of the test. a non-conference tilt at J.I. Clements at-bats against Georgia last week-
You must bring the following items to the test: Stadium. end, and has now hit safely in four
• Several sharpened #2 pencils
Junior left-handers Dennis Dove straight games.
• Several pens (blue or black ink) and Scott Tolbert combined to si- "Going up to UGA, I hit the
• Picture ID lence the Dolphin bats throughout ball well and it gave me a lot of
• Electronic or printed dictionary - (may only be used
during the last 15 minutes of the essay section) the night. Dove, who improved confidence," said DeLoach. "Being
For sample tests and more information, visit the Regents'
to 2-0 on the season, struck out a a redshirt freshman, [the pitchers]
Testing Program website at http://www.gsu.edu/rtp season-high 10 batters and allowed don't know a lot about me, so they
Would you like to learn more about the Regents' Test or
just one hit in seven innings of work. come right at me."
brush up on some test-taking skills before you take the Tolbert came out of the bullpen to Georgia Southern (7-3) started
exam? If so, the Academic Success Center would love to pitch the final two innings. their scoring by posting two runs
help you! Anyone wanting to attend a workshop should
call 681-5371 for more information. At the plate, it was the bottom in the bottom of the second inning.
of the batting order that accounted Brandon Williams reached base on
a fielder's choice before moving to
second on a single from DeLoach.
Don't get pierced or TATOOED anywhere Payne then took the 0-2 pitch from
Dolphin hurler Ryan Courson and
drove it to the wall in left-center
until you come and field for a two-run triple.
The Eagles then turned in some
see us; clutch hitting in the third as they
scored twice more to bring their lead
to 4-0. Following a pair of ground
outs, Grant Burruss reached base
on a walk. Matt Hammond then
LaVene Bell/STAFF
connected on the Courson pitch and
hit it high over the wall in right for The Eagles earned a non-conference victory against Jacksonville
a two-run home run. University. The Eagles begin conference games this weekend with a
"[Courson] had been around three-game series against Davidson.
the strike zone all night," said
Hammond. "He threw me a lot of Gilligan then followed that up with a innings on the mound. Deel and
fastballs, and then I got a good pitch single to plate Payne from third. Bobby Bowman closed the game
and took a good swing." The bats for Jacksonville (3-6) out in relief.
After Courson was chased from were not nearly as hot as the Eagles' Up next for Georgia Southern
the ballgame one out into the fourth, were, as Clint Hart, Rob Hudson, will be a three-game set with SoCon
Josh Deel came in with runners on and Brett Nagy each accounted one foe Davidson this weekend at J.I.
* Over 9 years of piercing first and third. But Rocky Baker of the Dolphins' three total hits. Clements Stadium. There will be
experience by Rick! took Deel's first pitch of the game Courson saw his record drop to a doubleheader on Saturday starting
down the line in left to drive in 0-2 on the season as he was credited at 1:30 p.m. with a single game on
• More than 1^,000 piercings Sunday, also at 1:30 p.m.
DeLoach with a double. Brendan with all six of the GSU runs in 3 1/3
on file!
♦ New needle every time!
• Navel piercings always $30!
* Eyebrow and noses always #25
with hoop! The
Tattoos by Jesse
• Six years of experience
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Grossman couldn't U.S. and Columbia tie in FIFA
World Youth Championships
wait to get to NFL
Associate Press
Bloomington, has spent the last few
INDIANAPOLIS-Rex Grossman weeks grooming his skills with former
didn't finish his Florida career the way NFL quarterback Steve DeBerg in
he wanted. Tampa. While Grossman won't partici-
There were still records to set, pate in the 40-yard dash, he will throw
awards to win and rings to earn. Still, in the RCA Dome, where he played in
he couldn't pass up a second chance for two state championship games with
an NFL career. Bloomington North.
Grossman returned to Indiana, his "I want to throw, that's my specialty,"
home state, Friday for the NFL's annual Grossmansaid. "Thatwhat'sIdo.That's
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combine less than two months after I will do in the NFL."
The United States and Columbia ended in a scoreless tie in the FIFA
announcing he would leave Florida a Notre Dame wide receiver Arnaz
World Youth Championships Wednesday.
year early so he could pursue his NFL Battle, a former quarterback himself,
Associated Press
dream. will do something different. international shutout.
"From a competitive standpoint, I After moving to wide receiver in The United States under-20 men's Colombia played the final 10 min-
wanted to come back and achieve all the 2001, Battle emerged last season as soccer team drew a scoreless tie with utes ofthe game down a man, afterAgui-
goals I hadn't yet," he said. "But I was the Irish's most consistent receiving Colombia on Wednesday as it continues lar Abel received his second caution of
too excited to play in the NFL." threat. to prepare for the FIFA World Youth the match in the 81st minute.
Grossman considered leaving Flori- He's hoping to follow in the footsteps Championship. The United States leaves Thursday
da a year ago but decided to return in an of another ex-Hoosier quarterback, An- Ricardo Clark gave the United morning for the Madeira International
effort to pursue both a national champi- twaan Randle El, who was Pittsburgh's States its best chance to score in the Tournament, where it will play host
onship and the Heisman Trophy. second-roundpicklastyearandexcelled final minute, but his header went just Portugal on March 3. The youth
A subpar season in the Gators' first as a receiver and punt returner last wide of the right post. U.S. goalkeeper championship starts March 25 in the
year withoutcoach Steve Spurrierelimi- season. Steve Cronin recorded his fifth U-20 United Arab Emirates.
natedboth opportunities. Florida didnot Battle, however, said he patterns
win the Southeastern Conference title, himself after Steelers receiver who BUSH TO NCAA CHAMPS: Remember
and Grossman, the Heisman runner-up switched from quarterback, Hines
as a sophomore, wasn't even invited Ward. your responsibilities as role models
SoCon.com
back as a finalist. "That's a guy who's very physical, Associated Press
Even with the unfulfilled hopes, has made the transition and has become to get to where they are, and they're
Junior Amber Tiggs was named the Southern Conference Student-Athlete
though, Grossman knew he couldn't a Pro Bowler," Battle said. "Hopefully WASHINGTON - President wondering about the example they 're
of the Week for her performance on the field and in the classroom.
stay. I can get with a team, become comfort- Bush asked Ohio State's football setting."
"I thought about it last year and I able and be able to do some good things players and other NCAA champions It was a familiar message from
Amber Tiggs named TIAA-CREF didn't think I was ready," he said. "This early in my career and progress into a to remember their responsibilities as Bush, who exhorts winning teams
year I was ready and I couldn't pass it starting spot." role models. that visit him to be good role
SoCon Student-Athlete of the Week up twice." Battle said he had no intention of "I guarantee you there's a bunch models.
G-A News Service And because Grossman believes he playing quarterback. of junior high kids in the state of "You're a champ on the field, and
She was named to the 2003 Southern Ohio wondering what it's like to be now you have a great opportunity to
has nothing to hide during this week's Grossman, on the other hand, is
SPARTANBURG, SC - Geor- Conference All-League team for her a champion," Bush said Monday, be achampion off the field, by setting
thoroughexamination by 32NFL teams, comfortable playing his part, even
gia Southern women's track and field performance in the weight throw. with Ohio State's team standing good examples, by showing people
he won't. if it means throwing to Battle at the
athlete Amber Tiggs has been named This was the fifth time she had behind him. that there is such thing as a compas-
On Friday, he measured in at 6-foot-1 workouts.
the TIAA-CREF Southern Confer- been named to the Southern Confer- Portland's women's soccer team sionate society," Bush said.
and 217 pounds, slightly taller than some Grossman saidDeBerghelped make
ence Student Athlete of the Week. ence All-League team in her career. and Southern California's women's Bush ribbed his brother Jeb, the
people expected. his release a little quicker, his footwork
Tiggs, a junior from Cartersville, Additionally, Tiggs placed sixth in volleyball team also were present at governor of Florida, who delivered
"It was no surprise to me," he joked. a little better and his study habits a little
GA, placed second in the weight the shot put at the SoCon Champi- the White House, as was UCLA's on his losing Fiesta Bowl bet Sunday,
"I've been 6-1 for a while now. I know stronger.
throw at the Southern Conference onships with a distance of 41 feet, men's soccer team. donning an Ohio State football jersey
how tall I am." Grossman is just hoping that scouts
Indoor Track and Field Champion- 8.75 inches. "I know there's a lot of young for part of a session at the National
Grossman also was one ofthe few top hold him in high enough regard he can
ships in Johnson City, TN, on Feb- Also receiving strong consid- ladies who are growing up wondering Governors Association meetings in
players who announced he would work now achieve his next goal, being taken
ruary 22 with a throw of 54 feet, eration were Western Carolina whether or not they can be champs," Washington. Jeb Bush was on the los-
out Sunday with the quarterbacks. Most early in the first round.
10.25 inches. women's track and field athlete Bush said. ing end of a bet with Ohio Gov. Bob
projected first-rounders are instructed "You've always got to prove your-
Tiggs maintains a 3.62 GPA Laura Tieszen and Davidson base- "And they see the championship Taft after the Buckeyes beat Miami
not to work out by their agents. self," he said. "Every time you step on
overall while majoring in finance. ball player Sam Navarro. teams from USC and University of 31 -24 in last month's Fiesta Bowl for
But Grossman, who grew up in the field, you have to prove yourself."
Portland here, girls who worked hard the national championship.
Georgia State
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Atlanta, Ga. - The Georgia South-
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Freshman Lindsey Jones led
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