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complexes have
never had name
until now!

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attendees.
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your crotch or

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volume level.
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of tone.

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and blue in the
face.

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very muscular.

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become “built."

the size of
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observations

couple of things

way

that may make you
laugh. People have
complexes. These

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Anal Hotel Security
ins
to low~paid security
guys whose sole job
is to ruin the nights

walkie talkie that's

I Can Dance Complex:
Pertains to anyone

can

dance like Michael
Jackson or the kids

Symptoms: Grabbing
dancing like a freak
I Can Sing Complex:

Pertains to those
who are inexplicably

know nothing about

like

voice with no sense

I Can Play Complex:
Pertains to those
who talk trash until

the

face, then get black

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clean designer garb.
Usually small or not

Short Man's Complex:
Pertains to those
who work out day-in

Symptoms: Walking
tire plugs or guys
who look up to Pat
Day but have biceps

I Got Class Complex:
Pertains to those
who act like they
know what a good
cigar tastes like, or
claim that escarqot

Symptoms: A pungent
odor of cheap cigar

edo

I Am Cool Complex:
Pertains to those

(it there is
such a thing) but

countless people
just to be there.
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A month of remembrance: LCC hosts several events
in honor of Native American Heritage Month

STAFF REPORT

In honor of November as Native
American Heritage Month. boxing»
ton Community College is hosting a
number of events.

“It is important that students.
faculty. staff and everyone else learn
more about the values of our cul-

tures." said Anthony llartsfield. die
rector of Multicultural Affairs at
litft‘.

That's why Hartsfield and l.(‘(‘
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A typical Cherokee home (above) on the Oualla
Reservation in 1888. A Cherokee woman named Wali-

ni (right) poses for a picture

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ers to speak about their firsthand ev
periences with the negative stereo-
types associated with Native :\lllel'l
cans.

“The Native American is always
brought down." he said.

Understanding Native American
culture is the key to erasing existing
stereotypes of these people. llarts»
field said.

So he hopes the events will in
crease student appreciation of other
cultures. "Students need to be ex
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informed and enlightened." llarts
field said. “so that they can begin to
dismiss and avoid stereotypical
thinking."

Rachel \'aiiderford. an linglisli
freshman. said the event will help
many students understand
they came from. "It will help lllr
crease our native heritage." \'aiider
ford said. "It helps us gaiti more per-
spective on the world
manity ‘s history impacts our lives,“

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Upcoming events
celebrating

Tonight
Gordon Cloud, an Ojibwa Indian, and
Dorothy Dukepoo, of the Hopi Laguna
tribe, will discuss ”American Indian
Legend Keeping." 7 pm. at the Oswald
Building Auditorium,

Monday, Nov. 29
Jerry McClure, a Choctaw and Cherokee
Indian, will discuss ”Teachings of the Old
Ways." 2 pm. in the lobby of the
Academic and Technical Building.

Jesse Jackson arrested in Illinois

Reverend fights the
power: Jackson protests
suspension of 6 students

ASSOCIATED PRESS

DECATUR. ILL. Police led the
Rev. Jesse Jackson away in hand»
cuffs yesterday after be. parents and
ministers tried to force a confronta-
tion over the treatment of six stit-
dents expelled for a brawl.

Jackson and his followers fought
their way through a mob of reporters
and cameramen to the edge of the
grounds of Eisenhower High School.

An officer cuffed the hands of an
unresistiiig Jackson behind his back.

“We want the youth to stand still
knowing that their parents and their
ministers would cross the line for
them." Jackson said shortly before
his arrest. At least four others were
arrested with him.

Jackson and representatives
from the Rainbow/PUSH (‘oalition
had met with school officials this
morning to discuss the expulsions in
an effort to prevent a confrontation.

The meeting ended shortly after
noon with no agreement reached.

“They' re so locked into imposing
a one-year punishment. no matter
how well they (the students) do in
school." Jackson said after the
meeting.

He had vowed to stage an act of

 

civil disobedience if officials did not
agree to review the expelled stit-
dents’ punishments on a case-by-case
basis.

He wants the students to have
the chance to return to school by
January if they do well in an alterna-
tive program.

Decatur Superintendent Kenr
neth Arndt said yesterday that talks
had been continuing behind the
scenes through an intermediary.

An emergency school board
meeting was scheduled for this
evening to discuss the situation.

At a meeting Monday. Alberta
Brown. 46. said she. was willing to

Jessie Jackson
speaking at Tran-
sylvania Univer-
sity last fall.

CHRIS ROSENTHAL I
KfRNEt sort

risk jail to make a statement on be
half of her l2~year-old daughter and
other public school students

”Ive never been (to jail) but I
feel like it s a good time to find out
what its all about." she said.

School officials had sounded just
as obstinate.

‘(io home Y'ou re definitely not
WWW ‘0 get through our doors
Arndt said to protesters

They were given two year e\pul
sions after allegedly taking part in a
brawl in the stands at a football
game Sept. 17.

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andlovein
the NBA
Things gets
physical in
Sportsl

Alternative clinic

Uninsured? No problem: New clinic
offers healthcare for those in need

By Amanda York
ASS'STANT NLWS IDITOR

'l'lie I'K
Nursing arid the Hood
Samaritan l~‘ouiidation.
Inc. have joined together
at Virginia Place on Red
Mile Road to provide
health care. affordable
housing and child care to
full-time students who
.‘tl'l' siliflie pdl'elils.

“The hours are per
fect with going to school

and working.” said
Michelle liliiie. a nursing
sophomore “'l‘hey're

opeit iii the evenings and
it is [lv‘l'Ii'i'l bin in: a
nurse practitioner that
can pi'esci'iln. medicine ”

Kline has a .>‘. year old
daughter. Sabrina t‘oiiibs,
She and her daughter iise
thetacility

.\l.:iici.r \‘ianhope. as
sociate dean of the (‘ol
leue ofNursiiig. said pro
viding health care to the
uninsured was the prima
r_\ goal of the clinic. "We
are trying to provide a
safety net for individuals
who may have healthcare
needs that are not being
met." Stanhope said.

The clinic would not
duplicate services. she
said “It a family has a
primary care prov ider.

ON. CAMPUS

(‘tillege of

Virginia l’lace l~ here for
t‘llll‘l'LZt‘lll'li'\ and will re
fer them to their priinar\
care proi. iiler.‘ Stanhope
said

Arch ti Mainous .Ir..
president of the (iood
Samaritan l-‘oundation.
said the clinic shows how
health servicm

in need.

He also said the clinic
wants to keep
healthy "We want to sci
thetii in a health mode so
that they don‘t hav- prob
Ienis elsewhere.“ .\l;iiii
tilts \ztid.

Nurse pi";utiiioiiei'-
and interns stall the rim
It. l-Illeii lieinos. .l nurse
practitioner at Virginia
l’lace. said the l liiiic will
provide primary care ser
vices to children and par
t‘llI\ with acute illnesses
such as ear Illil‘t‘lltills.
sore throats and fe\ers

Nikki tiehriiig. an in
tern at the clinic. helps
educate parents and chil
dren. (iehi'ing said it is
important to eiiiphasi/e
the importance of health
Iii kids. "We feel health
education is important at
a young age in order to es
tablish healthy lifestyles
for children." iiehriiig
silid

Film series targets
human rights

Cinema for everyone: Amnesty
International tackles tough issues

By Andrea Noe

CONTREB'TNG WV'fk

.-\ new tiliii series on
campus can help stu
dents educate them
selves about human
rights abuses that. says
Amnesty International.
also happen in the [hit
ed States.

The series is the first
the Amnesty Interna-
tional chapter on caiit
pus has held and each
film is on an issue the
group is working on.

l'l\"s (h: iptei piesi~
de in \my Shelton. aid
by \lt‘\\lltl_’, the films.
people may take the tiiiie
to stop and think more
about human rights.

“I think that people
will learn about some is-
sues tlitt the v probably
iii\ie ietli/ed e\isted
she s iid.

"’l‘hey're issues that
society doesn‘t talk
about."

Several IVK students.
like llaviland Argo. an
architecture junior.
thought the series was .I
new and innovative way
to bring important mat
tei‘s to life.

‘I think it's been a
great way to educate peo
ple oii I'K‘s campus on
human rights issues."
Argo said.

Some said it's impor~
taut to \t‘t‘ films about is
\llt‘s many people don't
want to think about.
such as the School of the
Americas. a facility
Amnesty International
s.’l_\\ trained terrorists.

"I believe that this is
a matter of national im»
portance and such atrocr
ities supported by otir
government have, to
stop.“ said ()rion Weill. a
psychology senior.

Shelton. iiii- pi'csl
dent of l'K‘s t'htiiilt't‘.
said she hopes the
ter expands the
next

year The chapter
hopes to purchase l2
videos on human rights

chap

M‘I'It's

issues that could be
shown throughout next
semester.

litit it would need to
get other sponsors to
help pay for the videos.
which would cost around
Slooti. The films are so
evpensiye dtie to copy»
right laws. Shelton .\.ll(i.

Even if they don‘t
join the chapter. Shelton
said. viewers can learn
about othe ‘ ways to take
action against human
rights abuses

“The films show
what the individual can
do." she said. ”and what
we can pressure the gov
ernment to do."

  

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The Human
Rights Film
Series

All shows begin at 7 pm.
in 122 White Hall
Classroom Building.

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A little rhythm for weekly blues

A little of everything: From a little country
to a little Nirvana wannabe, this week's
reviews cover a full spectrum of music.

 

Music From and Inspired
by the TV-Series "King of
the Hill"

The "King of‘ the Hill"
soundtrack takes the intriguing
idea of‘ country and rock
singers covering music from
each other‘s genres and ruins it
by picking the wrong artists for
the songs.

Among the worst on tracks
on this debacle are Travis
Ti'itt and George 'l‘horoiigh
good's self-indulgent Sittlltllle
version rrf"‘1\1ove H On Over"
(1 think it's a Nashville law
that every country singer must
cover at least one Hank
Williams song) and Faith Hill
making Janis Joplin roll over
in her grave again with a sec
ond cover of‘ “Piece of‘ My
Heart."

Deanna (Tarter f‘airs a little
better with a country version
of‘ "Free Fallin‘”. but ’l‘om l’etr
ty songs just shouldn’t have
steel guitar in them. Only

Brooks and Dunn's cover of‘

Bob Seger’s “Against the
Wind" and Old 97‘s punk ren
dition of‘ the Marty Robbins
ballad “1&1 Paso” even quality
as decent.

To fill the additional ale
bum space. the cast of‘ the
Show sings a couple songs and
Sheryl (‘row and Barenaked
Ladies contribute unreleased

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it you haven‘t heard him
before. you need to hear him
now. He dropped his first (‘1) in
19.91%. l am talking about lionell
Jones.

11‘ you don‘t remember. he
has returned to hit Us with some
tight beats and smooth lyrics.

The music and lyrics are
definitely on point. His first siti-
gle. “1' know what‘s up" is laid
back with a twist something
you can ride to.

Other tracks such as.
“Shorty got her eyes on me"
and "have you seen her" are
songs about seeing someone
you want to get with. This hap~
pens to meat least once a week.

.\1 least half‘of‘the songs on
the (‘1) are laced with acoustic
guitar. 1 love acoustic guitar
and it adds flavor that other
hip hop Rt'x'vli acts just do not
incorporate into their music
it. itli a l'ew exceptions like Lari
ryii Hill.

The melodic beats laced
with sexy "vocals make this (‘1)
a must have.

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In his own words. this (‘1)
is for “those who like it fast and
for those who need it slow."

Montell Jordan has
dropped another one. lli.s
fourth (‘1) is iii stores now. He
has come a long way from
“This is how we do it." l am not
ashamed to say that this song
still pumps me up.

When you listen to the (‘1).
you know it is Montell because
of. the hip hop beats and nasty
lyrics.

His first sitigle and title
track. “(let it on. . . 'l‘onite is
sure to make you get your
groove on. 1)ance beats
smoothed oitt with sexy lyrics
is his MO.

This (‘1) will take you on a
long date. start out clubbing
and end up loving.

This (‘1) will be a hit for
young listeners however it
leaves a lot to he desired for
those who like old school
jams.

His second and third (‘lts
ol‘f'ered a gospel f‘eel. But this
(‘1)offers us some Latin flavor.
He sings a song in Spanish anrl
it sounds good.

My favorite track is song
11. "Time to say goodbye."
(‘heck it out. 1ts not what you
think.

lie made one mistake. He
sang his version of "Against all
odds" by Phil Collins. it sounds
terrible.

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In Moderation

What an album. ()h boy.
I‘m really excited about this
new slab of‘ crunch f‘roin
ttStopsT. 1 think this cotild be
the baiid that piris rock back on
the map. ()li wait \\ hats that
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all that to years ago Shit. 1
must be conl'tiseil.

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limp album of protogrunge.
There's more or less a balance
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lads and the loiirl. chunka
chunk “rockers.” There's no
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isn‘t). but simply because it
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their songbook

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ter all. (‘reed sells millions of
records. Shows what 1 know.
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