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2 Monday, November 15, 2010 | The Red a Black Nine students triumph at livestock competition By DALLAS DUNCAN The Red & Biack Nine University students are starting their week off with a little more bling to their names, in the form of winners’ tro phies, personalized belt buckles and embroidered duffel bags. Jacob Daniel. Austin Callaway, Karissa Carpenter, Brittany Barnhill, Ash Collins, Brittany Gordon, Brittany Davis, Kemp Denison and Cameron Clark beat out more than 70 other competitors to become Grand Champion, Reserve Champion and species champions at Sunday's 88th Little International Livestock Show sponsored by the University’s chapter of Block and Bridle. “A person can choose any species and then they train them. Winners of each species compete in a round robin contest and the judge chooses an overall winner," Peaiils Before Swini® by Stephan Fastis HCY.PICA OH,H6Y,PONNYTH£ ( I UY£ IU PUNG. A 1- ITS HARP TO COMfWUM TO WHY WN6 K£Ttf. XN JWT v T~~ ' 90MNY TH£ PWNft T. 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The school with the most registrations by Friday, November 26th will determine the Sark or Buzz Champion! ' The winning school will receive front page cover on Facebook and CampusExchange.org, 1000 Campus Credits per registrant and a CE sponsored. Happy Hour at your local watering hole! On you mark, get ready .00! % w® . ' • . , ■; ~>■ / *#.yrW i ■ ff'S *'V * ■' ;* ' ; i . . v .. i -y‘- '.'j ; . said Anna Savelle, a junior from Watkinsville and this year’s show chair. During Little I, students are taught how to show their choice of livestock horses, beef cattle, dairy cattle, pigs or sheep —and participate In a competition inside the show ring.Savelle said the prac tices vary depending on the species. “Basically, you have a species chair who is very knowledgeable about showing an animal,” she said. In the case of students learning to show sheep, Sally Stewart the species chair teaches participants how to catch sheep, walk them around and become comfortable with them, Savelle said. “They basically learn how to show by doing the experience of working at a show,” she said. “As an animal, they’ll learn how to work with you.” Unlike most livestock shows, which judge both animal conformation and the The Daily Puzzle ■ i s |* It ~BK [b to in li2 -j - ""JIB jg§ ~~ 19 A) "" ?1 " ' j 30 33 34 37 39 h|4o j 1 " —Krr "" HS —l —- jHnr~ — ■■■■■■■I HHp — ~' """ fw mww *SY wf* W6C t “ S r ~ —— '*BH mm 67 Gusto 68 Chops finely 69 Times past 70 Gold or silver DOWN 1 Lubricated 2 Untrue 3 Ensnares 4 Reason lo have ones teeth cleaned 5 Help in crime 6 Unclothed 7 Market 8 Robber 9 ' we there yet?" 10 Section of a convent tor a new entrant 11 Word of agreement 12 Songbird 13 Gray wolf 20 Vipers 2t Chris of ten nis 25 Church sing ers 27 Therefore 28 Gazes 44 Bar order 46 Voles into office 48 __ up find by deep search ing 50 Cartoon duck 52 Passover bread 53 ... than. besides 30 Use the molars 31 Totals 32 Shapeless lump 33 Reason lo .marry 34 Painkiller 35 Misrepresent 37 *Nay" voter 40 Attach NEWS skills of the participant —a category known as showmanship Little I focuses only on the latter. “They're not judging your animal,” said All Terrell, a junior from Cartersville and Block and Bridle president. “The judges evaluate who learns the most and who does the best job presenting their animal.” Savelle said judges are chosen based on how much they know about livestock and shows. She said many of them come from farms or were on a judging team. This year marks a milestone for Block and Bridle, and for Little I— which was held at the Lifestock Instructional Arena. “It’s our 90th year, which is really big for us,” Terrell said. “The reason this is the 88th Little I is because during World War n, they skipped a couple of years because they needed com to feed the troops and couldn’t feed the livestock.” Changes satisfy scooter riders Complaints are declining By NATHAN SORENSEN The Red & Black / After two weeks of using the new scooter and moped parking system, scooter drivers and pedestrians alike have little to com plain about. As of Nov. 1, scooter parking changed from the sidewalk-access parking corrals to road-entry sur face lots. Before the change Nov. 1, scooters and mopeds were a source of protest among students and faculty. "We used to get almost daily complaints from handicapped students and pedestrians about scooters parked or driving on the sidewalks,” said Don Walter; manager of Parking Services. With the new surface lot parking for scooters, the need for driving on a side walk has decreased —as have the complaints. “The biggest impact from the new scooter park ing Iras been the satisfying of disabled students and pedestrians about scooters blocking sidewalks.” Walter said. With the parking change, the number of complaint calls to University Police about scooters have also dropped. “Only time will tell,” said Jimmy Williamson, University Police chief. "But we have seen a decline in complaints over the last 54 Rib 55 Go over with a tine pencil 56 SMI under the covers 57 Gully 59 Song lor one 60 Impovenshed 62 _ cream sundae CRIME NOTEBOOK Eight reports of burglary in 24 hours Burglary numbers reached an unusual high Friday, totalling eight within a 24-hour window. These numbers are above average, said Athens Clarke County Police Lt. Keith Morris, although they are not “unheard of.” “Burglaries tend to run in spurts." he said. “From what I can aee, I don’t think they are related. They were spread out all over the county.” Incidents were reported on Cleveland Road, Riverbend Parkway, Lake Drive, Norwood Circle, Sycamore Drive, Holly Springs, Oak Park Court and Inglewood Avenue. Thousands of doUars worth of items were found missing from several of the • '///> // , f />t / (.y (y\ C . l 050 I homos Avenue, WatkinSville, GA 30677 Phone: (706) 760-1550 ■ i' • ’ F.u (706) 760 15M - g wwwaUirnvlefmatoiogvflfOupcom JtL Our Services: mtk m ** Kar*n MafTH, MO Mope Cook, PA-.C .'AvtM*'* ■ AWVjrVi v 'i't'iWf ' Ui'n uwat AffH’r<*o V/Vjty . ?.a>t tv... • Deimatoloffital Surpery Comprehensive-Skin C-ancer Treatment. 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Blip ♦ i***"* **• t-w* vim* * tNa £3, Ke b pmJt* ! b. 1 , r SilssHSfc FILE ; Tat kxi> a Black A On Nov. 1, Parking Services changed scooter parking from corrals to road-entry surface lots. two weeks and the situa tion has definitely improved.” Before the change, scooter parking corrals were overcrowded and dif ficult to access. There were not enough spaces for scooters. But now, even with the total number of scooters ranging from 225 to 275 on campus daily, Parking Services reports more than rEARLEWS/ON GEORGIA SQUARE MALL, ATHENS 565 Eye Exam for Contacts SlO Eye Glass Exam with UGA I 0 & purchase of any pair of glasses Exam i 4 Bom (1-yaar supply): 5209 95 after ratuttefsßO savings] _Exim & 2 supply]: <1_4995 after rebates (S3O savings] Terrell said the first Little I— named for the North American International Livestock Expo held in 1921, caused classes to be canceled so students and faculty could go to it. She said the 1964 contest was the inaugural event to be held at Stegeman Coliseum. “It had 5,000 people come, a Hereford [beef cattle j show and a horse auction,” Tefrell said. “It was centered around Little I because it was such a big deal.” Savelle said the participants are mostly students in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, but said she hopes more students will be willing to participate in the future. “You get to understand how the rela tionships between animals and humans are so close,” she said. “If more people handle these animals, they’ll become more cognizant of where food'comes from and the lifestyles in agriculture.” 550 total scooter and moped parking spaces on campus. Students also seem sat isfied with the change from corrals to surface lots. “I like the new parking,” said Alex Vagasi, a biology major from Lilbum. “The lots are in convenient plac es, I have my own space, no one is knocking over my scooter and there’s always plenty of spaces.” ONLINE Police Documents locations, including a flat screen TV, Xboxes and various other electronics. In the past, Athens area police have seen a spike in burglaries around Christmas. However, Morris said that trend has tailed off recently “In the last three years it’s been pretty consistent with other months,” he said. Morris said the cause of fewer Christmas burglaries may be students liv ing in more areas around Athens and shorter winter breaks. Compiled bp Jacob Demmitt FOR DOCTOR OR CONTACTS 706-613-64% , 1-866-543-5788 * Mon-Fri 10-7* Sat 10-6 Sun 1-5 f GET A CONTACT BUM HERE MB GET V COMPLETE PMI OF GLABKR 50% Off mm