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Eagle Creek Brewing Co. — Austin Miller, 6 p.m. Co. — A Nickel Bag of Funk, 6 p.m.
Statesboro Regional Library — Needle Craft Group, 4–7 p.m.
GSU Foy Building, Carol A. Carter Recital Hall — East Meets West concert, featuring Taiwanese guest musicians performing with the Elaris Duo, 7:30–8:30 p.m., free and open to the public
GSU Center for Art and Theatre — The Government Inspector, 7:30–9:30 p.m.
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GSU Center for Art and Theatre — The Government Inspector, 7:30–9:30 p.m.
Emma Kelly Theatre — East Meets West concert series, featuring Taiwanese folk pieces; 7:30 p.m., free and open to the public
Millhouse — A Nickel Bag of Funk, 9:30 p.m.
Mellow Mushroom — Trivia, 8 p.m.
Millhouse — Nick Bryant & Jamie Rowell, 9 p.m.
Locos — Trivia, 9 p.m.
Wild Wing Café — Beer pong, 9 p.m.
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Gnat’s Landing — DJ and karaoke, 9 p.m. Wild Wing Café — Trivia, 9 p.m.
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Applebee’s — Live DJ, 9:30 p.m.–close El Sombrero (Fair Rd.) — Trivia, 7:30–9:30 p.m. East Georgia State College — “Lethal Lecture” murder mystery dinner, 6–9 p.m., $35 general admission Eagle Creek Brewing
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Downtown Statesboro (Sea Island Bank parking lot) — Mainstreet Statesboro Farmers Market, 9 a.m.– 12:30 p.m. Mill Creek Park — International Festival, 10 a.m.–4 p.m. For a full
GSU Center for Art and Theatre — The Government Inspector, 7:30–9:30 p.m.
Statesboro First Baptist Church, Main Street — Southern Pride Marching Band Concert, 7:30–8:30 p.m. Southern Billiards & Burgers — Pool tourney, 8 p.m., $10 entry fee
Averitt Center for the Arts — Ney Rosauro & GSU Percussion Ensemble, 7:30–9 p.m.
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Millhouse — Kyle Turner, 9:30 p.m.
Locos — Cornhole tournament, 7 p.m.
South City Tavern — Francis Marion & The Crocodiles, 10 p.m. (patrons 21 & up)
GSU Center for Art and Theatre — The Government Inspector, 7:30–9:30 p.m.
Bigshow’s Burgers and Bar — Isotopes, Solomon’s Ghost, PrideMeat, Adharma, 9 p.m.
El Jalapeño — Live DJ and karaoke, 8–11 p.m.
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GSU Center for Art and Theatre — The Government Inspector, 2:30 p.m. GSU Performing Arts Center — Playa to a Preacha, 6–7 p.m.
Retrievers — Trivia, 6 p.m.; beer pong tourney, 9 p.m. GSU Center for Art and Theatre — The Government Inspector, 7:30–9:30 p.m. GATA’s — Beer pong tournament, 8 p.m.
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Rebecca Palmer, right, and Rebecca Mason, both 12, perform an original dance in Japanese style during the International Festival at Mill Creek Regional Park in this file photo from Nov. 17, 2012.
See the world, no passport required 9th Annual International Festival to take place Nov. 15 in Mill Creek Park Not everyone can be an “international man of mystery.” Believe it or not, there are people whose feet never leave American soil. Georgia Southern’s Center for International Studies is offering an opportunity for people in the city of Statesboro and beyond to see the world all in one place. This offering is through the GSU International Festival, a day of music, food, and presentations of cultures from around the world in the center of Mill Creek Park. Angie Threatte, Coordinator of International Programming and Events for the GSU Center for International Studies, is the organizer of the ninth annual event and she explained there are many hands needed to begin to present this festival.
“There is a lot of work to do preparing every part of the festival,” she said. “Everything could not be completed without the help of the center, the student employees and volunteers participating.” It is the job of these student employees to prepare various local schools from inside and outside of Bulloch County for what is called the Global Village, an area where middle and high schools present food, clothing and history from a specified country. There are 11 schools participating this year, which is more than previous years. Even Jeff Davis Middle School from Hazlehurst — over an hour away — will be coming into Statesboro to participate for the very first time, representing Nigeria and Saudi Arabia. Another favorite featured at each
festival is the World Stage, which brings music and performances from international dance troupes who bring their style and culture to the stage for all to enjoy. According to Threatte, they will bring in some yearly favorites and incorporate some new performers into this year’s show. One of those acts is the Magical Fires of Polynesia, featuring Polynesian dancers in traditional attire (grass skirts, festive headdresses) and fire dancing. Festival-goers also enjoy the belly dancers — who, Threatte joked, entertained more than just the teenage boys. There will also be international vendors with food, clothing, accessories and jewelry available for purchase. According to Angie Threatte, the event grows each year. Every year they
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aim for 10 or more schools to participate in the Global Village as well as 100 or more volunteers. The ultimate goal is to bring international culture to Statesboro in hopes of inspiring kids to travel the world or study abroad. Threatte described a group of children she witnessed, eyes wide as saucers watching a group perform in traditional Japanese kimonos, to demonstrate the enthusiastic response the festival gets from visitors. It is this expression of curiosity and excitement that she hopes to inspire with the festival each year. The GSU International Festival will be held on Nov. 15 from 10 a.m.–4 p.m. at Mill Creek Regional Park. For more information or to see the schedule of performers, go to georgiasouthern.edu/intfest.w
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Along with conducting the GSU percussion ensemble and their director, Matt Fallin, Ney Rosauro will be performing his own original compositions on the vibraphone and the marimba, an example of which is pictured above. solo work, Dr. Rosauro and Dr. Fallin will play a marimba and vibraphone duet. Other numbers will include various selections featuring marimba, a drum set and a bass guitar, played by local performing artist Ryan Kelly. The GSU Percussion Ensemble will be featured in several pieces, including “Mother Earth, Father Sky,” composed by Rosauro. Prior to the performance, Dr. Rosauro will be spending three days in Statesboro conducting workshops and master classes with the GSU Percussion Ensemble and with the Southeast Bulloch High School band percussion section. “My activities are divided in three aspects: percussionist, composer
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The Averitt Center for the Arts Rosauro’s own composition, so the is bringing the talented Brazilian melodies, rhythms and harmonies all percussionist, Ney Rosauro, and have a distinctive Brazilian flavor,” the Georgia Southern University said Dr. Fallin. “If anyone doesn’t Percussion Ensemble to the Emma know exactly what this means, that’s Kelly Theater Nov. 15 at 7:30 p.m. all the more reason to come out and Dr. Rosauro’s impressive reperenjoy the show!” Both Dr. Fallin and Dr. Rosauro toire begins with his education. His technique and will share the performance privilege of have been conducting the refined over performance. many years Audiences of training in should expect three different to hear a large countries. variety of Born in Rio musical styles de Janeiro, he and witness has studied in a stage full Brazil, Germany of unusual and the United instruments States. Both he and talented and Dr. Matt percusFallin, director sionists creof the GSU ating unique Percussion and pleasant Ensemble, music. The studied together repertory will at the University include solos, of Miami. SPECIAL duets and “The music Ney Rosauro, a Brazilian percussion artist full ensemble that will be and composer, will be coming our way as part pieces. performed on In addition of Statesboro's 9th annual International Nov. 15 is all of Festival. to performing
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'East Meets West' concert series promotes international collaboration Georgia Southern University’s Department of Music, in collaboration with the university’s Center for International Studies, The Averitt Center for the Arts, the City of Statesboro, the Statesboro Downtown Development Association and Statesboro-Bulloch Parks and Recreation, presents the inaugural East Meets West Statesboro International Music Festival to run Nov. 13–15. The three-day concert series includes free performances by Chiao-Ling Sun, violinist, and Fu-Chien Cho, pianist, of the Taiwan University of the Arts; and Steven Elisha, D.M.A., celloist; Larisa Elisha, D.M.A., violinist; and Michael Braz, D.M.A., Professor Emeritus and pianist. The festival is supported by the University’s Campus Life Enrichment Committee. “This is a fantastic opportunity for Statesboro audiences,” said Steven Elisha, who, along with Larisa Elisha, has been fostering relationships at the Taiwan University of the Arts since 2008. “This festival provides an excellent example of music as
an international language, or, as Longfellow aptly said: ‘the universal language of mankind.’” Acclaimed Russian violinist Larisa Elisha is an international soloist, chamber musician and pedagogue. She has performed and taught throughout Russia, Belarus, the Ukraine, Poland, Italy, Germany, France, Spain, Denmark, Switzerland, Holland, Taiwan and the U.S. Steven Elisha has performed as a soloist and chamber musician throughout Europe, Norway, China, Taiwan, Brazil, Israel and the U.S. Formerly the director of string studies at Washburn University, principal cellist of the Topeka Symphony, and conductor of the Topeka Symphony Youth Orchestra, Steven Elisha was also the artistic director and conductor of the Lawrence Chamber Orchestra. He regularly gives master classes, workshops and residencies throughout the United States, including his fun-loving and innovative Mr. Cello Stories. Together, Steven and Larisa Elisha comprise the critically acclaimed Elaris Duo.
Professor Cho Fu-chien has devoted his life to promoting music education in Taiwan. In 1987, he was selected to receive the Promotion of Culture award from the Executive Yuan of Taiwan and is the author of two books: The Philosopher of the Taiwanese Music: Ji–zhi Chen and The Diagnosis for Piano Pedagogy. He is Chair of the Department of Music and an associate professor of Music at National Taiwan University of Arts. Chiao-Ling Sun is a professor at National Taiwan University of Arts, where she teaches violin performance, chamber music, and string pedagogy. She is also a violin faculty member of the Schlern International Music Festival in Italy. She has served as the associate concertmaster of the Maryland Symphony Orchestra and Baltimore Chamber Orchestra and was the founding director of the acclaimed Taiwan String Quartet, which tours in the U.S., Singapore and Costa Rica. All events of the East Meets West concert series are free and open to the public.w
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And you thought your classes were murder given his last lecture; at the end of Act I he drops dead, and the audience is pulled into the finger-pointing accusations of four suspects trying to pin the blame on anyone but themselves. The audience will enjoy a buffetstyle dinner provided by Lettuce Eat Catering, which will include a vegetarian dinner option, and watch the mystery unfold during the first act of the show. After the good professor goes the way of the pharaohs, audience members will be able to debate the guilt or innocence of the suspects over the dessert course. They also might be asked by the suspects to help reenact alibis and other scenarios to help with the investigation and to add a layer of humor to the show. Verdis, a professor of public
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This is why we never let Polly Peabody plan anything. Whenever she’s in charge of an event — such as an Egyptology dinner lecture at East Georgia State College on Friday, Nov. 14 — someone is sure to be dead by dessert. Which, of course, is exactly what EGSC professor and show director Sebastion Verdis is counting on for the school’s first murder mystery dinner theatre fundraiser. The production is “Lethal Lecture,” written by playwright Craig Sodaro, and begins with Miss Peabody’s invitation to Professor Hazelton Crandall, a prominent Egyptologist recently returned from an expedition, to present his findings in a college lecture. Little does he know that he’s
speaking, intercultural commuup in the Student Union that would nication and theatre appreciation go along with the college and along classes, is heavily involved in keeping with the resources I had,” Verdis said. arts activities circulating on the col“And I thought, well, a college lecture lege’s calendar. He’s currently in sounds good.” the midst of a regional one-act play Tickets for the event are $35 per writing competition, which will culperson. Senior citizens and ESGC minate in a workshop called “Works faculty, staff and students can get disin Progress” later in January. This counted tickets for $25. The show is particular event is a set to begin promptly fundraising dinner for at 7 p.m. on Nov. Lectures can be the East Georgia State 14, but dinner will murder College Foundation, begin at 6 p.m. and Where? East Georgia State which supports the will include the College (131 College Circle) college with scholaroptions of pasta, When? Nov. 14, 6 p.m. ships and funding chicken, potatoes, How much? $35 general admisfor students and pro- sion, $25 for senior citizens/ rolls and a vegetable fessors alike. medley. Guests are people with East Georgia State College ID The challenge asked to purchase How to purchase? Call (912) came with selecting their tickets a few 623-2400 or visit www.ega.edu. a play that would days in advance so fit well with the the caterer knows fundraiser’s venue. how much food to provide. For tickets, EGSC has no visit the college’s theatre, so the show website (www. had to be comega.edu) and find patible with the available space in the Lethal Lecture the school’s student icon beneath union. the “News and “I had to find Announcements” something to set tab.w
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Eagles need to tighten up to beat Navy That sound you heard Saturday evening was the entire Eagle Nation breathing a huge sigh of relief after holding its collective breath in the final minutes of Georgia Southern’s 28-25 win at Texas State. The Eagles appeared to be in control for most of the game, Alex but it almost slipped away in the fourth quarter as the Bobcats outscored Southern 15-0 in the final frame to fall three points shy of completing the comeback. Texas State’s defense put together one heck of a game as Georgia Southern’s offense was held to its lowest output of the season in several categories. The Eagles only managed nine first downs and 268 total yards and the offense only put up 21 points. Southern’s defense could not seem to get off the field as the Bobcats ran 97 offensive plays for 439 total yards and 26 first downs. Texas State won the time of possession battle, was penalized just four times, had 33 fewer penalty yards than Southern and outgained the Eagles by
almost 200 yards on offense. Yet Georgia Southern found a way to win this game — on the road, no less. The turning point came on the last two plays of the third quarter as the Bobcats faced third and goal from inside the Eagle 10-yard line. Quarterback Brown Tyler Jones hit his receiver in the flats and Matt Dobson came up from his safety position to make a touchdownsaving, open-field tackle at the one-yard line. On the next play, Dobson came up huge once again as he picked off Jones’ fourth-and-goal pass in the endzone and ran it back over 100 yards for his second pick-six of the year and the Eagles were up 28-10. I guess you can say those two plays made up for Dobson’s personal foul on a third down and forever play that extended a Bobcat drive, which resulted in a touchdown and began their comeback attempt. Tattler Game Ball: Let’s give it to Matt Breida. In an otherwise poor performance by the offense (by this
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Nov. 15, 3:30 p.m. season’s standards anyway), Breida was the bright spot with 120 yards and two touchdowns on just 11 carries. He broke a 43-yard touchdown run up the middle in the third quarter to give the Eagles some breathing room in what ended up being a very close game. This guy is just lightning in a bottle — it seems like every time he touches the ball, something exciting happens. Good teams find ways to win games in which they are not at their best. Saturday’s win wasn’t pretty, but Southern found a way to hold on. And give credit to Texas State — that’s a pretty good football team and a very solid defense. The Eagles improve to 8-2 on the season and have won seven straight games. This weekend, Georgia Southern steps out of conference play to travel to Navy. Last time the Eagles made the trip to Annapolis, the Midshipmen won a 13-7 defensive battle in Jeff Monken’s second game as head coach at Southern. Navy is 4-5 on the season and is coming off a bye week after losing to Notre Dame in a wild 49-39 affair at
FedEx Field. Navy is the official FBS leader in rushing offense with 350.4 yards per game, but they only lead because Georgia Southern is not eligible for that title as a transitional program. The Eagles average 386.5 yards per game on the ground. Southern is going to need to play better than it did against Texas State to win this one. If you’re looking for a point of reference, Navy actually beat the Bobcats in San Marcos 35-21 early in the season. The extra week to prepare will help Navy and hopefully, not playing very well last week will motivate the Eagles this week in practice. Navy can move the ball and score plenty of points as they average 31.8 per game. They may be below .500 on the season, but this will be no easy task for Georgia Southern. Tattler Prediction: Not much passing. Went out on a limb there, didn’t I? This one will be tough, but Georgia Southern will have superior team speed and athleticism which will help the Eagles win a close one. Eagles 33, Midshipmen 31w
together — the film defaults into an all-too-common superhero formula: Brand-new Hero(es) + Obligatory Bad Guy = Arbitrary Third Act Battle. If you feel like you've seen it before, it's because you have — many, many, times. But zoning out during the more routine elements might make some other things more obvious, namely the film's effort to apply a heavy Asian design influence throughout. Big Hero 6 appears to be set in San Francisco, but upon further review, the location is actually dubbed "San Fransokyo," complete with Asian design riffs applied to familiar visuals such as the Golden Gate Bridge. The characters themselves carry a subtle anime vibe as well. While there's no denying the
visual appeal, the reasoning behind the effort is never explained. San Francisco already has a fairly substantial Asian influence, and it isn’t clear why the filmmakers decided to exaggerate it. Did the animators just think it would look cool? Is this supposed to be some Star Trek-style city of the future where lines of nationality have become blurred beyond recognition? Is Disney just pandering to its international market? Of course, the target audience for “Big Hero 6” probably won’t notice any of the film’s subtext, and they probably won’t be bothered by the standard hero formula either. Big Hero 6 is still a fun, family-friendly option for a variety of filmgoers, but sadly, its strong opening suggests the finished product could have been better.w
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New installment redeems Call of Duty With the eleventh alter their play styles to take iteration in the Call of note of these structures. Duty series, developer Map memorization is now Sledgehammer Games and more crucial than ever and publisher Activision have the next-generation graphics released the first-person enhance these new additions. shooter game Call of Duty: Multiplayer load-out Advanced Warfare. The options have been increased Tim Webb game was released on PC, to 13 options from the 11 of PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. It was Call of Duty: Black Ops II. The game also released on PlayStation 3 and shipped with 13 maps and includes Xbox 360 with a difeven more customREVIEW ferent developer, High ization than before Moon Studios. for characters, 'Call of Duty: Dipping in sales and weapons and even Advanced Warfare' reviews with Call of score-streaks. Some Duty: Ghosts last year, multiplayer maps many people thought also include mapthe Call of Duty series altering scenarios Developers: Sledgehammer had reached its end. like a tsunami in Games (PC, PS4 and Xbox One), However, Call of Duty: High Moon Studios (PS3 and San Francisco or a Advanced Warfare is a Xbox 360) volcano eruption huge leap forward and Publisher: Activision in Hawaii. To probably one of the compliment all Platform: Microsoft Windows, best from the series. of these maps, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, Xbox 360, Xbox One It has a brilliant single Sledgehammer player campaign, jawGames have given dropping graphics and almost every gameweapons, and an entertaining multiplayer. The single player campaign centers around a U.S. Marine named Jack Mitchell, played by Troy Baker. After a dire incident during his first mission, he is enlisted to Atlas, a private military corporation run by Johnathan Irons, who is played by fully rendered Kevin Spacey. Although linear, the story is very interesting and on the level of even a Hollywood production movie. In this version of Call of Duty, Advanced Warfare is set in the future and offers up some very stunning locations and weapons for the players to enjoy. The new exosuit mixes up the gameplay by giving the players the ability to jump super high, cloak themselves and exercise many more super powers. With these new powers, maps have more vertical structures and players will have to
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to the damage. LITTLE BLUE PILL — A girl found a small blue pill on a school bus and handed it to another student, who bit into it and spit it out. Bulloch County EMS met the school bus on Old River Road and checked the child, whom the bus driver was concerned may have had a reaction to the unknown pill. The girl was taken to the hospital for follow-up. COPPER BEECH TOWNHOUSES — Just after midnight Thursday a man reported seeing another man in a hoodie, using a flashlight to look into an apartment through a window. The suspect fled when seen.w
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