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The Rid * Black ▲ The Georgia men’s golf team features three standout seniors Russell Henley, Hudson Swofford and Harris English who are positioning themselves for successful professional careers during their final season In Athens. tee for three Student golfers have big plans for senior year —and beyond. By RYAN BLACK | The Red & Buck Needed construction coming to dormitories By ASPEN SMITH The Red & Buck Some University dorms may be receiving a much-needed makeover, but whether the makeover entails tearing them down or reno vating what is already there is a subject for future discussion. The dorms approved for renovation and in the approval process are Rutherford and Mary Lyndon Halls, both built in the 1930 sand in need of system upgrades. Renovations for Mary Lyndon, with a pro jected cost of $3 million, have been set forth and approved, and the housing department anticipates the construction process to begin Til tfus comin f? summer said Tim Burgess, vice president of S' 4 * finance and administration 1 # Because it is an auxiliary ■k unit, the housing department t : J&jH generates ail its own revenue Jill for funding projects such as BURGESS these renovations. Burgess said it is uncertain whether the housing depart ment wUI fbnd the project by paying an up front lump sum or by leasing the dorms from the UOA Real Estate Foundation, a separate funding entity that finances large projects on campus by borrowing money for construction and then leasing the buildings back to the University. With funding questions still up in the air, See UPGRADES, frige 3 ©sunny. High 92\ Low 65 Mams is scheduled JME to spend seven how HAb to a UGA Research Foundation meeting at the Georgia Go ask tough questions when he’s done to 3 p.m. Red&Black An independent student newspaper serving the University of Georgia community ESTABLISHED 1898, INDEPENDENT 1980 “Rex,” “Big Hud" and “Big Harry.” These three seniors Russell “Rex” Henley, Hudson “Big Hud” Swofford and Harris “Big Harry” English are expect ed to be the key players in leading Georgia to glory on the golf green this season. Just don't ask Henley how he got his moniker. “I don’t even know why that’s my nick name,” he said. Head coach Chris Haack did not have similar difficulty telling what each player’s strengths are. "They’re all three pretty similar,” Haack said. “They’ve all got a calm demeanor, they’re all very good ball-strikers, and they’re all kind of streaky. If all of them play well, it’s going to be a good day. All three of them have won golf tournaments at the collegiate level, so we’re definitely going to lean on them a bunch this year.” The trio has extensive experience play ing in various amateur tournaments around the country. But for Henley and Swofford, a taste of the PGA Tour came early, as both quali RULES OF THE ROAD Officers urge bikers to go the right way By JULIA CARPENTER The Red & Buck Wednesday morning at 11 two University police officers stopped Nick Kruskamp, a geography graduate stu dent from Snellville, as he was biking down the hill on Sanford Drive between the Miller Learning Center and Journal ism building on his way from North Campus to the geography building. Kruskamp received a written warn ing-all bikers on Sanford Drive must treat the road as a one-way street. “I guess they had some complaints about people coming down that,” Kruskamp said. “Basically I thought the crosswalk was the start of the bike lane there, so they had people comlrig down from Baldwin and Sanford who were going the wrong way down that one-way. I think they were Just watch ing out for bikers to not be on that road.” University Police Chief Jimmy Williamson said bicyclists must follow the same rules of the road motorists follow —and that means they cannot bike against the flow of traffic for any reason. “That’s a one-way street at that TV ROUNDUP ■ Flip to page 7 to find out which new shows will premiere tonight Index NeWB 2 Calendar 4 Thursday, September 23, 2010 fled and played in the U.S. Open at leg endary Pebble Beach in June. “Going out there and playing with the pros helped my game a lot, and it contin ued to help me throughout the summer,” said Henley, who made the cut and ended up finished in a tie for 16th tied for low est amateur score. “I played in a lot of tournaments, did a lot of traveling, and all the tournaments you play in help, but the U.S. Open was by far the biggest one.” Having the opportunity to play with the best golfers in the world was some thing Swofford made sure to take advan tage of because, as he said, “Playing on a stage like that, you can only learn from it.” In fact, he attested it paid dividends immediately. ••*•♦• •<*• ■' • *• “The next week I played at a similar venue to the [U.S.] Open, tight fairways and fast greens, and the stuff I learned at the Open helped me have a pretty suc cessful week there, where I finished See GOLF, Pnge 8 IHh * M 1 I— CHARUS-KVAN BAMSIII |Tnfcu>*Buci ▲ Nick Kruskamp is given a warning on Sanford Drive. Police are asking bikers to remember to treat Sanford as a one-way street. point,” Williamson said. “Bikes have to follow the same rules of the road as cars, so they can’t go against the flow of traffic. If the bicyclist is traveling in a bicycle lane, that bicyclist is designed to go with the flow of traffic, not against the flow of traffic.” Williamson said the officers were stationed there to stop student bicy clists as a response to several com plaints. “We’ve had three bicycle-pedestrian accidents in the last couple of weeks,” he said. “We’ve had a number of stu dents complain about that. And also (NOT SO) TEEN ANGST What do rubber chickens |gjx and marching uniforms have in common? Page 7 Opinions 6 Variety 7 we had bus operations complain. We thought it was time to go over there and stop some of the bicycles and edu cate them on the fact of what’s allowed and what’s not allowed. I’ve been down there myself and seen some bicycles come flying down that hill. And if a bicycle and pedestrian collide, it hurts both parties pretty significantly.” Kruskamp said the officers told him he was most likely the 30th biker they had stopped that morning. “So I think they had stopped a lot See ACCIDENTS, Page 3 STOP THE PRESS! Variety is overflowing - Wh i" meet your cravings, check out our site for more! Sports 8 Crossword 2 Vol. 118, No. 28 | Athens, Georgia PHARMACY LAWSUIT Answer to case still not known By BRIANA GERDEMAN The Red & Black A lawsuit involving a University professor accused of distributing copyrighted test questions to students is still sitting in federal and state courts. More than three years ago, the lawsuit required a pharmacy licensure exam to be suspended nation wide. Now, the exam has been reinstated and is once again being used to license pharma cists. ||pg case isn’t I M over. The con troversy I ' B began in 1 ,1*- ||| Allit u A jJM the National flK_f— Association WARREN of Boards of Pharmacy filed a case against Flynn Warren Jr. and the Board of Regents for copyright infringement, misappropriation of trade secrets and breach of con tract, according to court documents and previous articles in The Red & Black. “We were hoping by this time that some decision would be reached,” said Carmen Catizone, execu tive director of the NABP However, he said there was not a set timetable for making a decision. Asa pharmacy professor at the University until his See PHARMACY, Pnge 3 Sudoku 7