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The following incidents were taken from Athens- Clarke County and University police reports: > University Police Issued a warrant Wednesday for the arrest of University employee Marshall Hurt Akers after charging him with 15 felonies. Akers is charged with five felony counts of computer forgery, five felony counts of theft by taking and five felony counts of unauthorized use of financial transaction. An employee of Internal auditing contacted the police UNITED: Athletes combine God, sport ► From Page 1 Perry and Scott Shepherd presented a video at a meet ing on Feb. 15 about opportu nities for athletes to teach at camps over the summer. "We get you to go on these summer trips because they’re life-changing experiences." Shepherd said. Oftentimes, the leaders then will move to a discus sion. Hynes said he’s focusing on a series about the parables found in the Bible for the meetings this semester. At the Feb. 15 meeting, he chose the Good Samaritan story from Luke and encour aged the students to apply it to their sports and their lives. He made Jokes, added some Biblical history and shared some of his experiences in order to teach the athletes about acting as the Good Samaritan does in the story. "You may have a team mate who doesn't know the Lord keep loving that per son,” Hynes told them. “Keep being the Good Samaritan.” After students shared sto ries about helping others, Hynes closed the meeting with a prayer and invited OUT: Players accept goalie, give him positive reactions ► From Page 1 teammate told Fisher he per sonally didn't have a problem with his sexuality but wasn’t sure how everyone else felt about it. Team Captain Mike Williams said once the season started in September 2006. the entire team knew about it. "Your first reaction is one of, ‘I wonder how everyone else is going to take it,'" said Williams, adding he feared the other guys might make fun of Fisher. Head coach John Hoos said he first found out in a private conversation he had with Fisher. Hoos said he told Fisher he thought it was not an issue. Hoos was correct. Teammates accepted Fisher’s sexuality. "I judge people, and I think team members judge people, based on their char acter,” Hoos said. Fisher was surprised all the reactions from his team mates were positive. t'Uin? French Manicure with )p | X* JRJC/JC#any service over $lO • Spa Pedicure ' • Manicure ... $i j , * Spa Pedicure & Manicure 15 min. ■ , 88wM655 • open Mon Sat 11am Bpm "" Bftjßchool Kd. (Kelt to Pood Lion on th* Kast SuH Gwinnett County Public Schools C i;ui hud Ti u hi u Fmploymi vi Fair f OwtMMrT r ] 1 Work in beautiful Metro Atlanta. Apply online at www.gwinnett.kl 2.ga. us Monday, March 5,2007 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Gwinnett Center • 6400 Sugarloaf Parkway • Duluth, Ga. 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The female told police a man she knows followed her into the women's restroom while she was at Walker’s Pub on College Avenue. When she came out of the M ■ fi" rr JENNA r INCH AN TANARUS. K . ll.*. . ▲ Kevin “Chappy” Hynes, University football team chaplain, leads a Team United meeting. The, meetings help student athletes incorporate God into their sports and daily lives. everyone to stay after the meeting for pizza. Kelly Whitaker, a senior from High Point, N.C. and soccer player, said she’s been attending Team United meet ings for three years. “I feel like athletics has such a platform in our com munity, and through Team “They offer their support,” Fisher said. "But it's about as impor tant as my eye color It’s a lot more fun to hate on Georgia Tech,” he added Before Fisher came out, Williams said he was quiet and reserved around team mates ’’lt facilitated trying to get to know him on a level we wanted to get to know him on," Williams said, noting he and Fisher have become clos er in the past year Fisher played on the prac tice squad his first two sea sons He started one game last year at South Carolina, giving up two goals in a loss. The issue of gay athletes particularly is important after former NBA player John Amaechi announced his homosexuality last month. Amaechi is the first player associated with the NBA to come out. “I know he would rather receive accolades for winning games," Hoos said. “More than the attention he’s get ting for his sexuality." stall, she said the man grabbed her, pulled her close and kissed her. She said she pulled away, but then he reached under her skirt and touched her genitalia. The man told police he fol lowed her in the restroom and kissed her, but said he did not touch her genitalia. He said she gave him her phone number earlier, and he was trying to get her to go home with him. The female is not pressing charges. Compiled by Jessica Levine United that platform can be used to impact lives for Jesus Christ, which I found to be an amazing way to look at play ing soccer," she said "And now I get to be a part of the Lord's work in other people's lives, which is by far the most worthwhile thing I have ever done." MSW&cin EMAS 340 Tanaer Of . 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