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Get your wings VanGorder has first
Kappa Delta House to host annual full-pad practice
Volume 78
Number 86 War of the Wings | CAMPUS, p. 2 I SPORTS, p. 8
THE GEORGE-ANNE
THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 2006
New SGA Clean-up
announced to sweep
noon today Statesboro
'Keep Bulloch Beautiful'
'Results to be posted
is lookingfor volunteers
on G-A's web site
for day-long clean-up
Green-
Staff reports By Lucius Cole
Staff Writer
'.; The votes have all been cast and Geor-
gia Southern has a new Student Govern- Local organization "Keep Bulloch
ment Association. Beautiful" will host the Great Ameri-
space for
All that remains can Cleanup on Saturday April 8 at 8
is the official an- a.m., and invites all of Georgia South-
noi icement. Ac- ern to volunteer and participate in the
cording to Georj beautification of areas in Statesboro.
Lewis, dean of stu- The meeting site for the project will
cyberspace
dents and advisor to be the Honey Bowen building, which
Scathe SGA's con- is located on Fair Road next to El
stitution calls for the Sombrero.
announcement to Sean Volunteers will be assigned to
be rfiade at noon the Bethune large teams, most of which will go
daj^after the election to selected sites near campus and
ends; Voting ended remove roadside litter. Other pre-
Wgcjhesday night at
midnight. Professor to lead effort to digitize In addition to Georgia, the Southeast
Regional Network of Expertise and
registered teams have been assigned
to specialized beautification tasks
All the SGA's
senate seats, as well GSU's collection of Southern plants Collections will include herbaria in
Alabama, Arkansas, Delaware, Florida,
such as landscaping and building
refurbishment.
as the executive Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Missis- The Cleanup will also promote the
boawi, were on the GSU News Service project, which is called the Southeast sippi, North Carolina, South Carolina, recycling of old household items by
ballot this week. Regional Network of Expertise and Tennessee, Texas, Virginia and West providing a Goodwill collection site in
St^rertfS FtSrJ from One of the most ecologically Colleclions. Virginia. All together, somrtK herbaria the parking area of the Hone}' Bowen
March 27-29 to diverse regions in the United "The aim of the project is for all of will be involved in the project. building on the day of the Cleanup for
make their choice known. Voting was States, the Coastal Plains is the herbaria to work together so that we "We want this to be a model for the donation of clothing and other sec-
held on WINGS. home to hundreds of species of plants. can make our incredible but underap- nationinhowherbaria can worktogether ond-hand items. Electronics will also
Sean Bethune and Chris Ford were run- Many of these plants are represented preciated resources available to a wider for greater impact and accessibility," be accepted at the donation site.
ning for president. The contest between the in the Georgia Southern Herbarium, audience, including federal and state Zjhra said. "I will represent Georgia at Keep Bulloch Beautiful encour-
two seniors was heated, with both promising which houses the largest collection of agencies, researchers and teachers," the regional level, and I will also com- ages student organizations, groups
more communication and a return to amore Coastal Plains flora in the world. Zjhra said. municate and coordinate meetings with of friends and individual partici-
student-centered SGA. Thanks to a significant grant from' Located in the Bilogy Building, the herbaria throughout the state. pants to register ahead of time, but
Bethune ran with a slate of like-minded the National Science Foundation (NSF), GSU's Herbarium consists of dried plant "It's a very exciting opportunity participants are welcome to show up
candidates on The All-American Team the contents of GSU's herbarium will specimens that are kept in cabinets. for our herbarium and for the Univer- without notice.
ticket and Ford was aligned with the Ford soon be accessible to more people than "The herbarium is enormously valu- sity. It will provide us a chance to show Brooke Brandenburg, executive
Ticket. ever before. able because it contains a record of what leadership in making an irreplaceable director of Keep Bulloch Beautiful,
Last years SGA was elected to office The NSF Research Coordination plants have lived in this region over time, resource accessible to a broad and diverse said that 1,500 people from Bulloch
wtih an uncontested presidential ticket Network grant for $498,887 was issued where they were and what they looked audience. This is becoming increasingly County are expected to attend the
and drew a little more than 400 votes. to a group of scientists in 15 states who like," Zjhra said."From this information important as more and more plant and cleanup this year, and she hopes to
SGAofficials hoped this race would attract will help the region's herbaria develop a we can reconstruct the past, see how our animal collections at universities are exceed that number.
more students to the polls. digital system for sharing information environment has transformed, and track being shut down due to a lack of under- The areas around Georgia South-
If nothing else, it appeared the contest with each other. extinctions as well as the movement of standing of their importance. ern's campus, including Lanier Drive
brought out more campaigners, who Michelle Zjhra, a professor in the foreign and invasive species. • "Georgia Southern will be able to and Georgia Avenue, were found to be
blanketed GSU's campus. university's Department of Biology, is "We can also track plants and examine show by example how these resources "among the dirtiest, most littered areas
For the.results, check The George- representing the state of Georgia in the how variable they are over time and space." are important and relevant." in the county during the 2005 Litter
Anne's web site, www.stp.georgiasouthern. Index Survey," said Brandenburg.
edu, after noon for the official results. see CLEAN, page XX
Trinity Irish Dance Company
at Georgia Southern on April 1
Show to wrap PACs for their dance training beyond the
competitive circuit."
the same name, which has won many
championships for the United States
'05-06 performances Based in Chicago, the dance at the World Championships of Irish
company offers "both a highly skilled Dance. The Trinity Dance Company
By Joshua Nellums presentation of traditional Irish step has sold out tours in Asia and Europe
Staff writer dance and a brilliantly engaging in- as well as performing in notablethe-
terpretation of contemporary world aters in the United States.
On April 1, the Performing Arts vision." According to the Performing Arts
Center will play host to a unique Most of the Trinity dancers have Center, Trinity will be performing
display for its final show of the 2005- been performing together since child- in Statesboro for the first time on
2006 season" the Trinity Irish Dance hood, and have built an instinctual Saturday, after stopping in Atlanta.
Company. The Trinity Company is bond that allows them to take risks Tickets are $29, with a ten percent
widely regarded as the creator of the that no other company would dare at- discount for faculty, staff and students.
progressive Irish dance that has led to tempt. Their years of rigorous training Many seats have already been sold, but
productions such as "Riverdance." are evident in every perfectly paced someare still available. Anyremaining
According to the Company's spin, leap and click, making them a tickets may be purchase with a valid
website, www.trinirydancers.com, the lethal powerhouse of speed and sound university I.D. ten minutes before
Irish Dance Company was founded in that has electrified audiences around show time for $10.
, Special photo 1990 by Mark Howard to "Provide the world. The PAC box office opens at 7
TheTrinity Irish Dancers will perform at GSU April 1 .The group will wrap the PAC's 2005-06 performance calendar. professional career opportunities to Many of the dancers come from the p.m., the theatre'opens at 7:30, and
The group is known all over the world for its Riverdance-like performances. students who formerly had no outlet prestigious Irish Dance Academy of the show starts at 8.
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Kappa Deltas host annual War of the Wings
By Laurie Lipton nated to Prevent Child Abuse America. rant," said Livingston. "This year we're
Staff writer
Eighty percent of the funds will be do- starting to allow girls to compete against
nated to national Prevent Child Abuse the guys in a pie-eating contest."
Kappa Delta is hosting its annual War America Headquarters, and 20 percent The sponsors this year include 180
of the Wings at the Kappa Delta house will be donated to local Prevent Child Fitness, Hair Studio 101, Flex Fitness,
on March 30, from 4 p.m. to 6p.m. There Abuse shelters. R.J.'s Steakhouse, Prissy Purses, El
will be games like the Tabasco chug, and "We raised $5,000 last year for Prevent Sombrero, Christian Books, Heavenly
plenty of fresh, hot wings. Child Abuse America Headquarters," Ham, Bath and Body Works, Snooky s,
The Kappa Delta house is located said Julia Alligood. "It's always a good Bella Bikini, Taylor's Sunset Tanning,
on Greek row. Tickets are five dollars, turnout every year and it's good to see Bright Ideas, Lady Bugs, Goodyear,
and you can buy them from any sister that so many people come out to help Fiddler's Crab House, Boar's Head, Sa-
or on the day of the event at the Kappa with charity projects." vannah Candy Kitchens, Lady and Sons,
Delta house. Local restaurants around Statesboro Statesboro Massage, Cali Nails, Tropical
There will be raffles and contests dur- are donating their wings for the event. Tan and Total Image, Zaxby's, Dreken
ing the event. Raffle tickets will be $1. Some of the events that will be going Wolf Frazier's, Video Warehouse, R.J.
According to event coordinator Mandy on are a Tabasco chugging contest, and Pope, Blockbuster, Movie Gallery, Press
Livingston, stores around Statesboro a soda chugging contest. Express, Hendley Properties, Pawn City,
donated items and gifts, like free rentals, "Local organizations can pay an entry Josephines, Herb Shop, Toyota Dealer-
gift certificates and tanning packages, as fee and can sponsor someone to enter the ship, Reflections, Exotic Tan, Wright
raffle prizes. chug contest and win a gift certificate and Edwards, First Southern Bank, and
Kappa Delta girls serve wings at the 2004 War of the Wings File Photo All of the money raised will be do- from Gnat's landing or another restau- Gailey's Trophy.
April 2 concert
to benefit ACTS 'Cause and Effect' art exhibition The Evening Muse
hosts poetry reading
GSU News Service Heather Brancato presents her Senior Exhibition, which illustrates GSU News Service
A benefit concert to support ACTS
the consequences of over-indulgence, in Gallery 303 on Monday "The guru speaks
evening steals upon us
(Area Christians Together in Service) with wide-open eyes."
GSU News Service
will take place Sunday, April 2, at 3 continuedher education at GSU. She is, I used an array of sickly colors, seems as small as smoking.
p.m. at Trinity Episcopal Church, plans to graduate in May 2006 with •my own lung x-rays and texture to The exhibition is free and open The Evening Muse, sponsored
intersection of 301 bypass and Golf A Gallery 303 exhibit will show a BFA degree with an emphasis in emphasize my frustration with my to the public. Gallery 303 is open by the Department of Writing and
Club Road in Statesboro. the destructive results of everyday painting. Brancato's work illustrates scarredlungs," said Brancato. "Many Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. Linguistics, will present its annual
The concert will feature perfor- decisions for some students as her frustration with what smoking ofmypieces arepaintedon Plexiglass until 5 p.m. and by appointment. celebration of National Poetry Month
mances by several Georgia Southern Georgia Southern BFA candidate, has done to her body. and are encased by a shadow box to Gallery 303 events are supported with an open-mike reading on Satur-
faculty including Linda Cionitti on Heather Brancato opens her Senior The exhibition is titled "Cause reference an x-ray machine." by Student Activity Fees. day, April 1, at 8 p.m., at the Averitt
clarinet, Carolyn Bryan on saxophone, Exhibition on Monday, April 3. and Effect" because it illustrates how Brancato said that through There will be a reception from 6 Center for the Arts, in downtown
Anna Thibeault on flute, Jason Onks The Betty Foy Sanders Depart- people do things in excess and do not smoking, she caused herself to p.m. until 8 p.m. in the small gallery Statesboro.
on oboe, Natalia da Roza on piano ment of Art sponsors the exhibition, realize the long term consequences acquire a breathing problem and of Gallery 303 in the Foy Fine Arts Readers are asked to limit their
and Karla Quails on piano. which will continue through Friday, that go along with their activities. she hopes people will learn from building Monday.' selections to five minutes, and original
The concert is free and open to the April 7. "I used to smoke a pack a day her show that there can be serious For more information, contact work is encouraged. The event is free
public, but donations for ACTS are Brancato graduated from Liberty until I got asthma five years later. To consequences, to everything a per- the artist at hbrancat@georgia- and open to GSU students and faculty.
requested. For more information call County High School in 2001 and illustrate how nasty a habit smoking son does, including something that southern.edu. For more information, call David
the church at (912) 489-4208. Starnes at 912- 486-7328.
a
The Off-Campus Housing Fair
has been rescheduled to
LAMM III
Apartment Homes Tuesday, April 4
10:30 a.m. to 2p.m.
HUGE 2, 3 & 4 BEDROOM Lakeside Pedestrium
APARTMENTS! Sponsored By
OFF-CAMPUS HOUSING
Lewis Hall Room 2026 . Telephone: 912-871-1987
Email: offcampus@georgiasouthern.edu
http://students.georgiasouthern.edu/offcampus/
THURSDAY, MARCH 30,2006 I THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY CAMPUS NEWS I PAGE 3
March jo - April % zoM
Southeast Coastal Confewne
How to keep the college budget balanced
FCCLL
on languages & Literatures
By Juliet Macdonald
Staff writer
sometimes and the best way to decide
whether or not you should use credit is
ment chair at Georgia Southern, said
a huge problem for students is when
to ask yourself, "Is this an appropriate they forget to budget for unexpected
The Balancing in High Heels use of credit?" expenses.
seminartookplaceTuesdaynight,and Paul also gave some examples "Later costs more," Paul said
Thursday, March 30 it touched on many different topics of when not to use credit. These throughout his speech. He said that
in finance, several of which college examples included regular expenses, everytime you buy something on
Panel 1-1:30 to 3:00 p.m. students struggle with constantly. impulse purchases, and on nondu- credit, it is going to cost you more
Dolores Rangel, of Georgia South- The seminar emphasized it is rable goods. later. Making minimum payments
ern, presenting in Panel 18 important for everyone to have knowl- He said that nondurable goods are on credit card will leave you paying
edge, understanding and planning usually a bad idea. "You shouldn't buy things off for years.
Panel 2-1:30 to 4:00 p.m. when it comes to their finances. something that won t last as long as you Meghan Maher, an early child-
Peninsular Literature I: Nine- The main speaker was Chris Paul, are paying it off' he said. "Unless you hood education maj6r who attended
teenth-Century and Twentieth- who has a PhD from Texas A8cM are doing this for convenience andyou the lecture said, "It was educational
Century Spanish and French University. He said, "For everything are going to pay it off right away." and made me realize that I spend a
Novels, organized by GSU's Leticia you do in a consumer credit field, For impulse purchases, Paul sug- lot of money." She also said, "It made
and Michael McGrath, and Louis you need a basic understanding of gests that you just wait for a cooling- me more aware of how everything is
Bourne of Georgia College and the contract." off period. He said it's not that you long term."
State University The lecture started off with an shouldn't buy that thing you want it If you desire a better understand-
introduction from Rose Carter who is just that you should wait and really ing offinancial contracts or ifyou want
1:30 - 2:00 p.m. said "I am the poster child for tonight s analyze the cost to you. "If you are to knowhowto be the most materially
The War Within: National and Im- seminar," and explained that, "at 25 using credit to live on, you are going well-off you can be, there is a class of-
perial Identities in Perez Galdos's years of age I probably had 25,000 deeper into debt," Paul said. fered in the fall dealing with the issues Special Photo
"Aita Tettauen," presented by dollars in debt." Michael M. Barth, PhD, an associ- the seminar touched on, called BUSA Some students spend a large part of their budgets on alcohol, GSU offers
Alvaro A. Ayo of the University Paul said it is okay to use credit ate professor offinance and the depart- 3231 financial survival skills. a class on financial survivor skills.
of Tennessee
Nick Nelson mixes media for his Landscapes exhibit
2:00 - 2:30 p.m.
Autobiography and Erotic Per-
formance in "La Vie sexuelle
de Catherine M," by Adrienne
Angelo, Emory University By Tori Ivey Statesboro, Nelson teaches drawing mixed media, Landscapes, is to at the Averitt Center for Arts in the found objects, logic with intuition,
Staff writer and two-dimensional design for the combine media and photography in Legends Gallery. science with mythology."
3:00-3:30 p.m. university. various ways, and to "explore tensions "The tension between opposites is All ofthe exhibits are free and open
History, Memory and Testimony Landscapes, a solo exhibition Not only has Nelson had his art- between humanity and nature, illu- of central importance to mywork and to the public. Stop by and experience
in El cuarto de atras by Carmen by Nick Nelson, will continue to be workshown regionally and nationally, sion and reality, order and chaos, and informs its every aspect, from making Nelson's goal of, "leading the viewer
Martin Gaite and Maria-Leonilde shown at the Averitt Center through he is also a member ofan artists' group understanding with the in compre- to viewing," said Nelson. "Formally to engage in an internal dialogue and
Araujo-Grochenig of GSU April 4,2006. that "exhibits sit-specific installation hensible", says the Office ofMarketing and conceptually, my work explores embark upon a journey within his or
Nelson, a 2000 BFA graduate in non-traditional spaces," according and Communications. these polarities by juxtaposing the or- her own imagination."
3:30 - 4:00 p.m. from Georgia Southwestern State to the Office of Marketing and Com- Landscapes is the sixth in a series of der of mathematical drawings against For more information call 912-
Federic Vidal, el esplritu ecuanime University, earned a MFA from munication. faculty exhibitions called The Legends chaotic splatters of paint, the illusion 871-1712orvisitourWebsiteathttp://
en "Los vencidos" de Antonio Georgia Southern. Remaining in The main purpose of Nelson's Series. The Legends Series will be held of two-dimensional forms with real class.georgiasouthern.edu/art/.
Ferres, by Louis Bourne ofGeorgia
College and State University
Panel 5-1:30 to 4:30 p.m.
Conference promotes language and culture
Latin American Literature: Per- GSU News Service The keynote speaker will be translation of poetry written by
spectivas de la narrativa contem- Marie Leticee from the University Haitian poets. Dr. Leticee is cur-
poranea, organized by Doralina The Department of Foreign Lan- of Central Florida. Her presentation rently working on her book proposal,
Martinez-CondeyDolores Rangel guages at Georgia Southern will hold will be Friday, March 31, and it is Education and Identity in French
of GSU its Third Annual Southeast Coastal titled "We're In This Thing Together: Caribbean Literature.
Conference on Languages & Litera- Language and Culture for Global The lecture will be held during
1:30 - 2:00 p.m. ture (SECCLL) Thursday, March 30, Understanding." the luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1:15
El papel del lector en "Cristobal through Saturday, April 1. Leticee teaches French Language p.m. in the Southern Ballroom of the
Nonato" de Carlos Fuentes by SECCLL promotes language, and Literature as well as Francophone Nessmith-Lane Building.
Rossana Pattroni, Georgia College literature, culture, pedagogy and film and French Caribbean Literature at For a listing of the confer-
& State University in French, German, Spanish, Classics the University of Central Florida. ence activities and locations, visit
and East Asian. The audience is com- Dr. Leticee, originally from the http://academics.georgiasouthern.
2:00 - 2:30 p.m. posed of foreign language educators island of Guadeloupe in the French edu/~flseccll/, or for more informa-
Guillermo Cabrera Infante como from colleges and technical schools, Caribbean, writes in Creole, French, tion, contact director Jorge W Suazo
precursor de la novela bolero, by as well as graduate students. and English. She has published a at 912-681-0773.
Xiomara Campilongo, Durham
Technical Community College
Cambridge @ Southern
Opening August 2006
3:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Orphans, Adoption, and Liter-
m r e
^^ Club house a
ary Paternity in the Narrative
of Antonio Skarmeta, presented
by Jason Jolley of Missouri State
Model Now OpeW
University
seuthem
Igjtyry student living
4:00 - 4:30 p.m.
Simbolos inadvertidos en "El al-
mohadon de plumas" de Horacio
Quiroga, presented by Patricia
G. Montenegro of Cheyney Uni-
Now Leasing for Fall 2006,
versity
Limited Space Available!
Panel 6-1:30 to 4:30 p.m. me
Language I: Spanish Language
and Culture, organized by Leticia
and Michael McGrath of GSU • Walking Distance from • Game Room w/ Billiards, Foosball, ^
and chaired by Dana Nichols, Georgia Southern University Ping Pong, and Cable TV
Gainesville State College
• One, two, three, four bedroom, and • Sand Volleyball
2 story town house floor plans • Resort Style Pool w/ Outdoor Kitchen
2:00 - 2:30 p.m.
Untangling the Terms Hispanic • Private baths* and Stainless Steel Grill
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from a U.S. Latino Writers Course, • All Black Kitchen Appliances • Extended basic cable with HBO
presented by J. Fernando Palacios, • Full size washer and dryer in every unit • Resident Life Program
The University of Alabama at
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• Tanning Beds • Roommate Matching
3:00-3:30 p.m. • Computer Lab/Business Center
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taria: es una lengua en peligro • State of the art fitness center
de extincion?, by Maritza Bell- will have shared baths
Corrales, Georgia Southern.
University 130 Lanier Drive Phone: 912» 681 -2262
Statesboro, GA 3045 www.cambridgeatsouthern.com Fax: 912* 681* 2265
3:30 - 4:00 p.m.
Ustedes Means Y'all: Redefining
"THE CARIBBEAN IN THE 'BOROH" **m*ii»»
Southern Literature, by Dana
Nichols, Gainesville State College
and Jessica Stacey, North Georgia
College & State University (NEW STUDIO, 2 & 3 BR CON DOS] NQtyl
4:00-4:30 p.m.
Making It Up As You Go Along, by
Karen Guffey, Gordon College
POLICE BEAT
03-28-2006
• Tony Lee Martin, 23, of Lanier
Drive, Statesboro, was charged
with speeding and driving with
a suspended license. RUCKER LANE • HWY 301 ACROSS FROM GSU • 681-SURFPAGE 41 THURSDAY, MARCH 30,2006 I THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY
I m With the kitchen-sink sprayer facing
forward and the water off, wrap a rubber
Celebrate Ai 1 {§■ If your family eats cereal for breakfast,
remove the plastic bags from the boxes and
band tightly around the trigger so it is locked
in the "on" or "fire" position. When the vic-
tim turns on the faucet, they'll get soaked!
Fools Day with a f eisr switch them up. When they go to pour Raisin
Flakes, they'll get Cocoa Booms! And if you
really want to be mean, replace the milk with a
Ha! (Just remember not to forget that you've
done this or you'll blast yourself!)
mj*s^s»ec3timgg frtexidbei mixture of flour and ...
Wait, that is too mean.
If you use milk in a
Here's the thing about reading the paper. If you do it, it gives you cardboard contain-THURSDAY, MARCH 30,2006 I THE GEORGE-ANNE DAILY NATIONAL I PAGE 5
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Hooters air looses its perk
ONLY IN AMERICA
stories by The Associated Press
Six-toed 'crazy Animal Control Officer Rachel
Solveira placed a restraining A_i«J.
cat' terrorizes order on him. It was the first time
neighborhood such an action was taken against
a cat in Fairfield. ,
O FAIRFIELD,Conn.—Resi- In effect, Lewis is under house
dents of the neighborhood of arrest, forbidden to leave his
Sunset Circle say they have been home. \ J0 V v
terrorized by a crazy cat named Solveira also arrested the cat's
Lewis. Lewis for his part has been owner, Ruth Cisero, charging her
uniquely cited, personally issued with failing to comply with the
until things change, he is taking
a restraining order by the town's restraining order and reckless up post on the roof.
animal control officer. endangerment. But by listening to his wife it
"He looks like Felix the Cat and doesn't sound like its going to
APPhoto/Chad Murray has six toes on each foot, each
with a long claw," Janet Kettman,
Husband goes on work.
"I couldn't believe it. I was
Hooters Airlines inMyftle Beach saysit'sstopping regularly
scheduled air service. The airline said it will stop its public
a neighbor said Monday. "They strike, moves tent flabbergasted and then he
are formidable weapons."
charter flights April 17, and will run only private charters out The neighbors said those
to the roof showed me the internet site and
I'm like, why are you telling all
of Winston-Salem, N.C. weapons, along with catlike 0 Redford, Mich. - He has put these people this?" said James
"The flying industry is in a terrible mess. ...I don't have stealth, have allowed Lewis to at- out a sign and set up a tent pro- Wilson's wife Valentina, "But I
enou^(money)tofktMsanimairsffldHooterschakmanBob tack at least a half dozen people claiming that he is now on strike. think everyone would be on my
Brooks. "Now I think the best thing we can do is basically put and ambush the Avon lady as That's right, James Wilson is side, I really do."
it to bed, at least for right now, until the industry changes." she was getting out of her car. on strike from all things marriage James has also set up a web-
Some of those who were related. Wilson says he's tired of site. If you check out his blog you
Above: AHootersAirjetsitsonthe runwayapron across from bitten and scratched ended his wife allowing the kids to sleep can sign a petition against his
Myrtle Beach International terminal in Myrtle Beach, S,C up seeking treatment at area in the bed with them and just wife to remove the kids from the
Left: Jessica Goldammer, (eft, and Erica Dircks greet pas- hospitals. wants some more attention. So bed room immediately.
sengers on Hooters Airlines'tirst flighttoPittsburgh from
APPhqto/Joaquin Siopack Myrtle Beach International Airport |n Myrtle Beach, S.C
Apple sets new volume controls for iPods
SNELLING
By May Wong has, the Shuffle.
Associated Press She had specifically avoided buy-
ing her children any kind of portable
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Apparently, music or CD player out ofconcern they
Apple Computer Inc. is listening. would damage their ears, but a friend PERSONNEL SERVICES
NOW HIRING
In a world where hearing problems gave a Shuffle to each of her children,
are real, concerns are mounting and ages 9 and 10, as gifts last year.
lawyers are looking to make gadget "It would be great if I could get
providers liable, the maker of the the volume controls for them, too," This "pay-for-performance" program lets you earn more money
predominant iPod music player has she said.
created new volume controls. Apple representatives said little
by paying you between $30-$65 per truck you unload and
Apple issued a software update about why they made the change, 5C per case that you load. An average day may consist of
Wednesday for its recent iPod models issuing only a statement.
— the. Nano and the video-capable "As the leading provider of digital
AP Photo/Paul Sakuma 1 -2 receiving trucks and you could ship 500-1000 cases a day.
iPod—allowing users to set how loud music players, Apple continuously
Brian Tong uses an Apple Nano
iPod at an Apple store in a Palo
A day's pay for a good worker could be realistically average
their digital music players can go. brings iPod customers innovative
Parents also can use the feature to and easy-to-use solutions," said Greg
Alto, Calif. $11 - $13 per hour. The more you do, the more you get paid !
impose a maximum volume on their Joswiak, Apple's vice president for sponding to legal challenges or Don't work for just hourly wages. Must be able to lift 50-80 lbs.
child's iPod and lock it with a code. iPod marketing. "With the increased specific consumer requests, tech in-
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Sweetheart Circle (part of Artfest). w/a strong service background. FT/PT; FT can occupancy. Female needed to sublease for Summer in a 4
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dryer in unit. For Southern Courtyard. Contact
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iguana for a new roommate? Rip us off! Here's the deal: 20 words or less, submitted bathroom with clean roommate. Washer and
with this handy form or via email to gaclass@georgiasouthern.edu. You can also place 210 Autos for Sale 300-399 internet and cable included. Space available
dryer included. Call Ashley at 912-996-6210. for May through July. Contact Ashley at ar-
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issue. Non-commercial use only. The GAD reserves the right to refuse any ad. Female sublease needed for summer in Talon's
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Lake; available May 7th. $355/ month, I'll pay
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ows 20-30 Hours week $8/hr. Duties include
Great Body, V8 engine, 95,000 miles. Must see
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Great Buy!!! $2,800, obo! Serious buyers only!
yours at end of lease. Rent is $455, all utilities
Call 912-536-7311
390 Wanted Jobs included. 4 bedroom apt, will have roommate.
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404-513-7290.
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2002 Silver Honda Accord: V6, Fully loaded, in Statesboro Place begining April 1. $365 edu/funstuff/
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240 Books for Sale furnished nice roommates, call 912-481-3303
Brand new Survey of Calculus book in plastic, if interested!
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Telephone: never used asking for $100, obo! call Jo-El @
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Address: (678) 977 5950.
4 bedroom apartment in Southern Courtyard. breeding. 6.5 pounds, great disposition. Stud fee
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chromatic tuner. Brand new only played once for
number- or you just might find an iguana In your mailbox). Free ads are for noncommercial use only. 4529. Courtyard for summer 2006. Convenient, all
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