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This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1996 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in February by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. PARTLY SPORTS SUNNY a high of52" The Devils INSIDE Daily in town Central C>nnecficut on the -r~ FRIDAY Eastern Illinois Unwersity -_..--s._ Blu.e Lllvils Charleston, Ill. 61920 visit Lantz Februal)l9, 1900 Vol. 81, No. 95 ~~~ 16 pages, 2 sections Saturday Dave Matthews, of The Dave PAGE Matthews Band. in concert SECTION B "Tell thE truth and don't be afraid" SA Ordinance dropped Inspection proposal met with heavy opposition from residents By KATIE VANA fonn a committee consisting of City editor cityofficials and property owners to examine what can be done to Mayor Dan Cougill Thursday clean up som~ poorly managed night dropped a proposed prop properties and to ensure the erty inspection ordinance after safety of tenants. about 10 0 residents packed the After the meeting. several Charleston City Council Cham propnty owners volunteered to bers to voice their opplsition sit on the committee, and Cougill against it. said he would announce all the "You can't take this back and member.: at the next City Council sugar coat it and expect these meeting. people 1o swallow it- we need 1o Thursday night's Board of drop it," said John Williams, a Zoning, Appeals and Planning Charles1on property owner. "!'he meeting was held as an open T ET SU YAK IKUMASAIAssociate photo ed~or proplsed ordinance is a slap in forum to discuss a proposed Charleston property owner Ron Tar bin addresses the Charleston City C>uncil and Board ofZoning the face to every landlord who ordinance that would make it Appeals and Planning Thursday night in the Council Chambers ofthe Municipal Building to voice his lakes care of their property. !fit's mandatory for all properties. opposition to a proposed inspection ordinance. Ofthe nearly 100 area residents who attended the not broke. don't fix it." rental and privately owned, to meeting, only one person said she mpporfe d the ordinance. Cougi II said he would still See ORDINANCE page 2a Lobbying team planning April day at the Capitol
By NORA KELLY mid-Aplil1o help the legisla1ors get money does come from the General because the General Assembly pass the budget bil~ a piece of Staff writer a better unders1anding of what the Assembly, and I hope going to should be in session on the day they legislation that would inct'e ase university has 1o offer students. He S pringfleld will help increase their visit in order for the visit to be moneycoming in1o Eastern. The student lobbying team will said he ropes once the legisla1ors awareness of our needs as a effective. Menifreld said she also wants be working with Eastern's lobbyist, have abetter understanding of the university. .. Befote the visit in April, Ryniak the lobbying team 1o meet plivataly Chris Menifreld, 1o get an "Eastern scrool they will be more willing 1o "!'he lobbying team represents said he hopes the lobbying team with Edgar 1o focus on the budget Day at the Capiro!" for legislators increase slate funding 1o Eastern all the students and will have a will be able 1ovisit Springfreld and and the need for funding for in Springfteld to increase awareness Ryniak said he is hoping for significant impact on making talk 1o its legisla1o>:S from its home deferred maintenance on campus. about Eastern. many students to come 1o Spring legislators aware of Eastern." 1owns. Merrifle ld said she will be Keith Ryniak, director of the field with the lobbying team. Menifreldsaid. Ryniak said he also wants the working privately with the student lobbying team, said the "We've seen a lot of apathy in Menifreld said setting a day to lobbying team 1o write a letter 1o governor to schedule a meeting team is hoping 1o hold the visit in the past,." Ryniak said. "A lot of go 1o Springfield maybe difficult Gov. Edgar 1o encourage him to time fort he lobbying team. Independent governing board 'Bl.ack Womyn' play not such a new idea to some scheduled for tonight By BETSY COLE Charleston's fire department pumped four streams of By THERESA GAVLIN Adrninistrationedi1or water from opposite comers of the square so they S1aff writor arched over the courthouse dome. Easta.rn's new Board of Trustees has long been At the same time, the Knights ofPythias band gave a Just after AIDS Awareness Week, a realistic play about three louted as the ftrst independent board to oversee the concert and search lights swept over. the square. black women with AIDS will be perfonned in conjunction with university. But some remember othetwise. Needless 1o say, Charles1on was ciusen. Eastarn'sAfricanAmericanHeritage Celebration. In 1895, when Eastern was founded, another Afler selecting a site, the board's major project was "What About Black Womyn?" is a two-act play by James indepena.nt board was in charge. lllil1ois Gov. John P. getting a building built. Chapman about the lives of three women living with AIDS. Altgeld aFJX>inred Eastern'~ firs! Boald of Trustee~ th-, "The board didn't haw a problem fllldillg ~ires (for The pl~y starts at 8 p.m. tonight in the Grand Ballroom of the same ~~ar the General Assembly created the school, the college), but they had a problem getting buildings," Martin Luther King Jr. University Union. O.ssert will be setved at 1 according 1o Eastern Dlinois State C>llege: Flft.Y !'ears said Dan Thombwgh, a retired Eastern professor. p.m. until the curtain call. ofPublic Service, writtenbyCharles Coleman. The first board also chose Eastern's fust president,. The admission charge is $3 for students with a valid Eastern ID, In 1895, the slate appropriated $j),000 for Eastern, Livingston Lord. Thornburgh said a lot of corr and $5 for the general public. The cost of dessert is included in the which was then called Eastern Illinois State Nonnal espondence look place between Lord and the first ticket price. School. That board's job, among others, was 1o decide board The dessert theater is sponsored by the UB Perfonning Arts "Lord became a community man right away." a location for the school. committee, and the play is sponsored by the UB Human Potential Central Illinois officials subjec tad board members 1o Thornburgh said. "He wasveryhighlyrespectadandhe committee. various taclmiques to get Eastern 1o build in their cities. had an excellent tepulation that still lives on 1oday in This "dark comedy" tells the personal stories of Billie, a Bidding wars on the location broke out between the minds ofhis fonner students of Lorl." transvestite; Ruth, a 22-:,rear-old cr:sck addict; and Naom~ a 40-:,rear Mattoon, Charles1on, Paris, Danville, Shelbyville and Eastern's ftrst Board of Trustees consisted offtve oldwidow. Effmgham, according 1o Coleman, for vmom Coleman members, appointed by the governor for four-year Last year's African American Heritage play, "Our Black Men Are Hall is named. See 80ARO page 2a See WOMYN page 2a In order to win the approval of the board, 2A Friday, February 9, 1996 The 1>.\lly Eastern News ORDINANCE frompag•··· ------maintain a Certificate ofOccupancy . "The thousands of dollars we would spend Gutraj said, adding he spoke to 50 students ''This seems like it is government, for the City Attorney Brian Bower said Eastem's on license fees would go a long way towards regarding the ordinance in the past two days. go\...mment by the gov~" said Ke\oin campus is excluded from the proposed ordi continuing our reputation for outstanding Questions were also rais:ed whether the Myerscough, attracting audience applause. llllllCe because it is state-owned property. property maintenance,.. said Barbara proposed ordinance was simply a means to The board was questiooed repeatedly on Certificates could be maiotained by pass Quinlan, owner of Lincolnwood Pinetree increase city revenue. why aurent ordinances are not enforced and ing iospections and meeting all building Apartments. "We have put all revenue into "The pmpose is to provide for the safety of why other methods of solving the problem codes specified in the ordinance. the project since it's inception and plan to residents of the city," Cougill said "The par have not been offered The inspection would cost the property ronfim1e to do so for many years to come." pose is for safety, not income prodncing." "I have not had one occurrence where a owner S40. The inspections would be done Bryan Gutraj, student representati'"' to the Property owner Dorothy Hart said the safe building inspector wanted a search warrant yearly unless all codes were met and the City Council, said he didn't like the ordi ty measure seems to be making the C-ity and they are easy to obtain," said Paul C. inspection would be waived for two years. nance because it would increase rent, vacant $160,000 from all the initial inspections. Comada, a Coles County cirtuit judge, who Owners of rental properties were con properties and bureaucracy. "That seems like a pretty high safety pre attended the meeting as a property owner. cemed about the high cost of the inspections However~ he said he would support it mium," she said Norma Sunderman, a Charleston residen~ because the cost was S40 per dwelling uni~ because the students he talked to were in Several audience members also voiced that agreed with the idea of the ordinance. meaning an owner of a 25-unit apartment fuvor of the proposal the inspection seemed to be a way to " We need to get rid of slums for complex would have to pay $1,000. "My constituents say to support this," strengthen the govemment. Charleston's sake," she added. WOMYN-- BOARD frompag•o·· ------Dying And Nobody Seems To The cwrent Board of Trustees ports to the Illinois Board of the custom to appoint a Char Governors for the micromanage Care. .. was about three young is also appointed by the go,...mor Higher Education_ leston resident. or "resident ment of the current Board of black men growing up and fucing with the approval of the Senate. The first board also had the trustee. .. who served as a secre Trnstees, he added. gangs, drugs and violence. The seven members on the cur practice of choosing a non-board tary of the board. Thornburgh Until [917, all of the illinois The play will include a hack rent board serve six-year terms member and Charleston resident noted that today, each of the indi Normal schools - Southern ground summary of the three instead of four. to be the treasurer. This treasurer 'vidual boards at niinois universi Illinois University, Eastern, women, discussing their history Thornburgh said the first board worked directly with the presi ties has a '"resident trustee." Northern, Western and Illinois with destructive relationships and had to report to the State Super den~ he s aid. Eastern could be trading the State University - had an inde how they came to be infected intendent and today•s board re- Coleman noted it later became bureaucracy of the Board of pendent board. Looking for Career Employment SURPRISE Anyone graduating by the end of the Summer Term 1996 who has not registered for placement should attend YOUR one of the meetings Us ted below. All meetings are held in the University Union. FRIE D! Any Major WITHOUT Teacher Certification Feb. 6- 10 AM- Arcola-Tuscola Rooms. Unlv. Unlon Any Major WITH Teacher Certification Feb. 7 - 3 PM - Arcola-Tuscola Rooms. Unlv. Unlon friday & Saturday Nite Any Major WITHOUT Teacher Certification Feb. 8- 3 PM- Charleston-Mattoon Rooms. Unlv. Unlo The standard registration fee is $20 which includes the services of the Career and Planning and Placement At Stu's Center plus the programmed disk. A special registration we don't Place a package which includes everything in the standard pack Brew Java ... BIRTHDAY AD age plus valuable employer guide(s) and two sets of cre with a dentials mailed Is available for $30. The special package PHOTO AND is available while supply lasts. MESSAGE in The regis ration packages will be available at the place ment regtsration meetings. Checks or cash will be But we do have the BREW!! The Dally accepted. Eastern For additional information come to the EIU Career Planning and Placement Center - Student Services Building Room 13 or Call 581 2412. ThiS Weekend at $ BOlTLES W hen your money's Mother's. running out, 3 7oz. 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Interviewing: AU Maji)I'S! Positions av:.il3blc l.hruughOullhtrne l)atks a.OO r~o•\s~ ''today's quote The Dally Eastern News Friday, February 9, 1996 SA Passage of bill could save YOUNGSTOWN Mattoon-Chi ~cago Amtrak line NOW RENTING By Bill SPITLER ed. FALL '96-'97 • SUMMER '96 Stall' wri1er The once-a-day IIain between Springfield and Chicago has already been cut because of its low rider- Furnished 3 Laundry Facilities A state bail out, future subsidizing and a possible ship. g' g' rate increase of Amtrak tickets could allow the routes Vice President for Student Affails Lou Hencken is Dishwashers hetween Mattoon and Chicago to remain open UllCertain whether the cutbacks will he a problem for g' trr' 1,2,3,&4 Bedrooms The General Assembly passed a bill with little students. Garbage Disposals On site manager opposition Wednesday that provided a $2.5 million Rep. Mike Weaver, R-Ashmore, co-sponsored the g' g' bail out of Amtrak, and a $6.5 million operating bud bill that will keep Amtrak running. Amtrak service g' Central Air trr' 24 Hr. Maintenance get for next year allowing the Amtrak line J:Ulllling was supposed to close on Feb. 28. {Eventng;s are Cf'llCf&ency only) from Carbondale to Chicago passing through Mattoon "The toughest hurdle was convincing the downstate ,...., 10 Ins. Leases or to remain open. districts without tail service (to support the continued ~ lYear Leases g' Spacious units The bill still has to pass through Senate. service)." \Veaver said. The proposed bill takes the baton from the federal Weaver also said he was surprised at the number of trr' Wooded Location g' $50.00 Refe rral Plan government that last year passed the responsibility of people who signed petitions from Eastem rail subsidizing on to the states. Last month Student Senate circulated petitions, However, the bill does call for cutbacks in service. signed by 600 students, stating that Amtrak was "an CALL 345-2363 The line from Carbondale to Mattoon will run six essential service to the students and community in CAMBRIDGE & NANTUCKET days a week and a 10 percent rate increase is expect- traveling to different locations throughout the state." AROUND THE aJRVB ON SOUTH 9TH STIU'.IIT ACROSS FROM CHURCH Student cited for driving drunk MAKE A VIEWING An Eastem student received She was charged with illegal driving under the influence of APPT. TODAY!! an alcohol-related city citation consumption of alcohol, dis alcohol and domestic battery. last weekend after being pulled obeying a stop sign and zero tol • Jeff A. Craig, 21, of 411 over by Charleston police. erance. Monroe Ave., was cited at 1:10 Melissa A. Albert, 19, of 702 In other Charleston and cam a.m. Wednesday along the 400 Andrews Hall, was cited at I :28 pus police reports: block of Monroe Avenue on the It Pays to Advertise in the a.m. Sunday along the 800 block • Roy 1. Abston, 39, of 817 W charges of illegal IIansportation Daily Eastern News! of Fourth Street, according to a Polk A\•e., was arrested at 8:48 of liquor and possession of drug police report. p.m. Feb. 1 on the charges of paraphernalia. Make a Match - Career Choice Looking ror a major? Thinking or changing your current major? LooK at the real world or worK Including current salaries and job ouUooK thru the use or latest computer Jnro. Learn more about your own values, Interests & abiUtles. Four Great Speakers Tuesday. February 13. 1996. 7 PM Ertlngham Room, MLK !Union Sponsored by the EIU Counseling Center Place a BIRTHDAY AD with a PHOTO AND MESSAGE The- Dally Eastern News (Deadline• 3 Business Days Before Ad Is to run) Win A 4 Day Trip Wln2~tsof2 For2To 1 Of 10 Daytona 500 TICkets U.S. Destinations From HovoiiM, r---~ -~ Valued At n20 Per Set I The Weekend Is Always Special When ' Eagles Chips Coke Prlngles Coffee 14 Oz. Ripple$ 2lile< You Celebrate By Bating Pizza From: / ~. "* C."'it'f 'NCI'Octl. ,..~~ ~1 16$:1 ~- ()lolf~.S,..M o•u o: ••· em. OfM -.oow. ~ JBKRY"" ------. ~ s PIZZA- - -·-- -- /,I & PUB , CORNER Of' 4TH AND LINCOLN I 345-2844 ~ a---11~-emE~--t-RU~~~r-t-FRoad~ter Bird Food Dog Feeder 54 Qt. 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This weekend, TNT will host the NBA All-Star play of talent fraught with mind-numbing excite ~ere..,d. Tur)Cc:yS.YI WRESTLE frompag•BA ---- regional. extremely important in preparing important of the season. " We need to know how we for the regionals. " It's important to beat them, matchup against them," McCaus "It always helps to know a little which could help me get a seed at land said. "It's extremely impor bit about the competition," Owen Nationals,.. Pena said. tant to have the head-to-head said. "But you just have to train McCausland said there is noth advantage going into the qualify and womy about yourself instead ing the team needs to work on ing tournament." of worrying about everybody altogether as a whole, but they do Pena shares a similar view. else." need to work on some things indi ~If you can get a victory or Matt Hughes (158, 32-8) is \>idually. blow a guy out, it can work coming off of a victory Wed "We have to keep the intensity against them mentally down the nesday night, as is Pena and a level up and stay focused," road when you meet them in the majority of the other Panthers. McCausland said. "Also we have regionals," Pena said. Two of Pena 's losses this year to be able to dictate control Freshman Curtis Owen doesn't have come at the hands of UN!, throughout the matches. We need really believe in all of the hoopla and he believes the matches this to be consistent with keeping about this weekend being weekend could be the most pressme on the other teams." 1/2 oiT Selected Sweatsbirts 345-4743 • 3 W. Lincoln Shorts WeAccept: l:ll 13C Ties 20%oiT Sewn-Ons 1r------, 1 Large 1 Topping 1 Eastern Sweatshirts Jackets : and a Free Order of : 1 Crazy Bread 1 :I $7'" :I I exp. 2/4/96 I Just Arrived RussEIIAthla:ic Sweatshirts $12 L------.J (Reg$20) Bro)Cen Arrow (R) 4:15, 7:00, 9:30 Whitt Squall (PG) 4:00, 6:45, 9:30 B1oDomt (P~13) 4:45, 7:15, 9:40 Btd otRosts (PG) 4:30, 6:45, 9:00 Mr. HOlla.nds opus (R) 4:00, 7:00, 10:00 An Eyt tor an EVt IRl S":oo. 7:30, 9:so ~IIN1l'JINJE~ra JJJ)B Tht JUror (P;l 4:15,7:15, 10:00 Slack Shetp ~~13) 5:30, 7:45, 9:45 Jl})JW/(CJJl 2- :1:75 Shopping Spress 2- Doz. Gounnet Cookies WEDNESDAY from 8-11 P.M. 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Shawn Bradley's bounding at 7.9 per game. Central Connecticut State•s freshman blocks Keith Closs Central Connecticut enters the center has proven to be a thom in record (5.2 1) as contestjustagameaheadofEast- the Panthers' sides when the two he swatted away 5.35 shots a em in the Mid-Con race with a 6- teams meet. Closs, a 7-2 center, game-thesecondbestaverageof 5 conference record (9-10 over r leads the nation in blocked shots all time. And his 139 stuffs as a all). The Blue Devils have lost for the second year in a row. And freshma:n was the Blue Devils' three of their last five games, but he is only a sophomore. career best. most recently they handed Chi- And while the Blue De\ The Game Emporium1 When your Beef & Cheese 514 6th Street 1 mqney's WI Sm. Fries $300 CHARLESTON, IL 61920 I ruruung out, &Med.Drink (217) 345-1555 and the rent is coming due ... 1 0°/o Off Any 1 Sell your stuff Purchase 1 in The News' Classifieds! 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Each track refuses •Taxi-Shuttle Bus-Cou rier Service Staff writer to follow an expectation. lllf :P.,ot't "Halo Bender," the second . -f,/1 24 hr. service In the molting pot world of song, reeks of Built to Spill. rock music, musicians can With prominent weird guitar 3 4 8 ~ R/Dc rmke strange beclfellOINS. twangs, it represents the best The Halo Benders, an of Johnson's and Martsch' s 7 4 3 3 audio project oddity com strange vocal harmonization. prised of Calvin Johnson (The Martsch' s tenor voice floats Beat Happening) and Doug over Johnson's bassy mono Martsch (Built To Spill), tone style. The two go on lyri EIU Circle K International depart on a different win with cal tangents that como togeth I'ENIJE RS their new collaboration on K er for a unifying effect. themes also predominates in Service Records, "Don't Tell Me Lazy andpunchy at the "Volume Mode." Johnson Now. " same time, "Halo Bellder" fol sings about respecting Travel Leadership The first release, "God lows a simple, but effectiw, Vietnam draft dodgers and Dont Make No Junk," was a repetitiw _pattern. Verse, cho Gulf War deserters, whom he Come and see what we'tre all about brilliant complex mix of rus, exit. The end. calls "free thinkers." "I'm not Johnson's sweet and some "Bombshelter Pts 1+2" has going to suggest you shouldrlt times goofy lyrics and the a Heavenly feel - a simple register for the draft," quirky pop sounds of Doug drumbeat with two or three Johnson says. "That wouldrlt Martsch. "Doni Tell Me Now" choppy chords. A military bel al." is less rooted in Built to Spill like theme is prom>ted lyrical ·~olume Mode" starts structures and incorporates ly: "A civil defense waste of deceptiwly like a respectful m>re Beat Happening simple time. Think about all the timo ode to wterans of the armod Friday: ness. you've wasted working on forces, but transforms into a Tha~ s great if you low the your bombshelter." It's great diatribe that touches issues The Unofficial . Jazz Festival Beat Happening but tough for poetry for the 1980s when like flag burning. At the end JAM SESSION Built To Spill fans. Rather we still had the Soviet threat, of the his anti-America rant, WI Thejayme Barnard Qu intet than incorporating a balance but "Bombshelter Pts 1 +2" Jolmson sings, "Gob bless all and many other jazz mussictans of both, "Dont Tell Me Now" expired lyrically five or six you flag burning patriots." MUSIC starts @ 10:00 pm is more divisive, and it is easy years ago. And God bless you, Calvin FREE SH OW! to tell which influence is The political/military Jolmson. SOO VAfl Ruref\ S4S-U80 Donna's Cleaners _____ ;=:;'"""Zt1... h ~~~w?s:x~;::y "~ New Offering Lilunflq Service Dog-ransom plot falls through $4.00 Per 15/b. Bag •We Separme and Fold Your Loads BUFFALO, NY (AP)- A first name is Glenn, asked not his 0\Niler he "ran right up to •Q uick Turnaround Service rmn and his bulkbg are back to be further identified because me and kept on kissing me," •Full SeJVice Cleaners together after police charged of safely comerns. Glenn said. The dog had a two men with stealing the 4- Glenn said he negotia~d for cigarette burn on his face and Get Your Bags at year-old Abercrombie and sevwal clays with callers who a cut on his head. 704 Jackson or 345-34 54 holding it for ransom demanded a ransom and Paul Murphy, 37, and University Village "I thought I woul:l never see threa ~nod to kill the dog. Anderson Tate, 25, haw each him again,'' the pet owner Glenn agreed to pay $500 been charged with felony said. and moot the callers Monclay counts of grand larceny and "Ha 's just like my kid." The to tmke the exchange. Police misdemeanor cotmts of con English bulkba was taken from accol:lf"'nied him and arrested spiracy and harming an ani a locked yara Jan. 3 1. The the 1wo mon. mal They faoe up tofour years I Niagara Falls owner, whose As soon as the anirral saw in prison if convicted. ~~~·? "i J l!i;·~:i·~·~i iiiil ~!~e j~~y~ w~~ th~~~~~ •so3...... F °F 0..a..-C~ - 0-E-.D ...... Staff writer largest amount of · bands anticipating another great entered and we are filled to turnout. H lr p EaStern students and facut- capadty,. f:agaly said. . "This years festival is a a Cllt Hair st,H.. ! ertn ty are invited to attend a Depending on the instru- great opportunity for the stu- ' weekend of jazz concerts and ments they specialize in, visit- dents to come and hear what 1503· 7111 St.· ! e 'e e e e e clinics at the 37th Annual ing stuC:Ients can also partici- these musicians are all _ : .... $50 Jazz Festival Feb. 9-10. pate in clinics on Saturday at about," Fagaly said. -. 'The festival kicks off at 2 p.m. The students are brp- The event is sponsored by 348 7818 7:30 p.m. with a concert by ken down into groups for the the University Board, renown teacher and jazz saxophone, trumpet, trom- • Performing ,Arts Committee musician, Rufus Ried with the bone or rhythm section to and the Music Department. EIU Jazz Ensemble. help them improve their "Rufus Ried was here sev- skills. Several of the judges The schedule of eral years ago and ~e people for the high school bands·are *FREE PregiUincy Tests that heard him play raved also performers and will be events for this about him as a great per- teaching the clinics. weekend is: *Accurate I'ffONIUitlon · former and a fine clinician," "We hope the students - *Strictly Co1fflderrttal said Sam FagaJ9, director of come away with a greater FRIDAY: *Post-Abortion Support jazz studies and associate pro- enthusiasm for jazz music and fessor of the saxophone. have the desire to listen, play • 7:30 p.m. Rufus Ried CRISIS PREGNANCY CENTER and the EIU Jazz Ensemble CALL 345-5000 ANYTIME "Ried is one of a few people and promote jazz music in the will perform in Dvorak who is a talented bassist, a future." Fagaly said. "We Concert Hall great performer and a great want to help the students 1 ?S~T~AY; . . ~. ,~ i;_:· ~ • ... Pot Beary teacher." make s~r.e th!!Y .are on th' • • 8-'ll Ried specializes in the bass -right)~~ .,-in )~tsuing th~ =~30 a•. ~.H, 9 h , ~sch'oo l .band perfurmances f- ~nd teache.s • at-· ·Wllliam - ~y of jazz)'nusic." in Dvorak Concert Hall and Special Valentiites :Patterson Unive.tsity in The higti school bands are the Union Wayne. N.J. He will be teach- judged on both how well pre • noon Improvisation clinic , Noble Send the ing an improvisation clinic at pared and rehearsed, and for aJI high school student$ noon on Saturday for all the how well they authentically taught by Rufus Ried in flower Shop visiting high school students. represent the jazz style. The Beary Cute Dvorak Concert Hall ·. 50.3 "The improvisation clinic awards ceremony will be at Basket teaches people one of the 5:30 p.m. Saturday. ., · • 1 p.m. Rufus Ried and Jefferson the EIU Jazz Ensemble per Bouquet most /mportanf elements of "We like to emphasize that form in Dvorak Concert .345-7007 jazz music. A soloist. based the most important part of Hall on the structure of a tune, will the festival is th, educational • 2 p.m. Individual instru make up his own melody as aspect and thej benefits stu ment clinics for the saxo $28.00 he goes along. ~ Fagaly said. dents gain from the festival," phone, trumpet, trombone The festival will also fea- FagaJy said. · and rhythm section ture 48 high school bands, Fagaly said this years festi • 5 p.m. Concert in Roses & Other Valentine's Day many of which are from the val isn't much different from Dvorak Concert Hall • Arrangements Chicago area, competing on the past festival and he hopes • 5:30 p.m. Awards cere Saturday. Any high school this year will run as well as As low as $15 band that wants to, can enter last year's. The first concert mony in Dvorak Concert Hall Balloon Bouquets lis: ~\\Vas $ 13.50 the festival. · f.rJArut. 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We’re still People. Across the street from positive camp community. er/dryer. Available summer and/or ______2/13 all full. Love, Ninth Street. Daily Eastern the beach!! $750-$1050 per Seeking cabin counselors who school year. $170.00/month. Call VICINITY COLES COUNTY ______2/9 week. Call 800-864-6762 for can also instruct in one or more Todd at 349-8734 for more infor- FAIRGROUNDS. 13 week old LIVE AT IKE’S on Saturday... more information. “traditional” camp activities mation. Alaskan Malmute puppy. Black & CHRONIC ITCH... Show starts at News ______2/16 including Kayaking, Horseback, ______2/16 white, approx. 30lbs. Answers to 10 p.m. Gymnastics, Sailing, Wilderness 1 AND 2 BDRM. APTS. STILL Malachi. REWARD OFFERED! ______2/9 “Classifieds” Help Wanted Tripping. Also Unit Leaders, AVAILABLE. CALL OLDETOWN ABBI SLIFE OF ESA: Fantastic Program and Trip Directors, MANAGEMENT 345-6533 job with ceremony last Saturday! Cooks, and Office. MAKE A PHE- ______2/23 Announcements USED CD’s The area’s largest NOMENAL DIFFERENCE IN NEED 6 STUDENTS first house selection of used CD’s, cassettes, THE LIFE OF A CHILD AND across Lantz Gym on 2nd st. Six Call 348-0181 business or after concert T-Shirts, and video EXPERIENCE ONE OF THE bdrm 2 baths 2 kitchen’s W & D 5:00 348-8065 campus clips games. We buy, sell, and trade. 10 month Lease call after 4 pm ______2/13 MOST REWARDING SUMMERS will have music practice at 9:30 a.m. Music exchange 512 N. 19th st. 345-6868 NEWMAN CATHOLIC CENTER OF YOUR LIFE. See us at the Sunday Feb. 11 in Coleman Auditorium. Mattoon. 234-3668 ______2/14 SPRING BREAK! Only 1 week to Job Fair on Feb. 15th or Contact: will have weekend masses at 11 a.m. ______5/6 NICE, CLOSE to campus, fur- live-DON’T BLOW IT!! Organize NEWMAN CATHOLIC CENTER Thunderbird, (314)567-3167. Sunday Feb. 11 in Coleman Auditorium. There’s no 9 p.m. mass this $ CRUISE SHIPS HIRING! nished houses for ‘96-’97 school group-TRAVEL FREE ______2/15 Sunday. Students Needed! $$$+Free year. Twelve-month lease. Jamaica/Cancun $399 Bahamas have preparation workshops 1 - 3 p.m. today Travel (Caribbean, Europe, $210.00/month. Call 345-3148. $359 Florida $109 FREE WRITING CENTER WILL in 202 CH to prepare for the writing competency exam. Hawaii!) Seasonal/Permanent, Sublessors ______5/6 INFORMATION! Sunsplash 1- will have a food drive pick up 1 - 4 p.m. No Exper. Necessary. Gde. 919- LINCOLNWOOD PINETREEE. 800-426-7710 CIRCLE K INTERNATIONAL today at the Union ATM. Call Steph 5152 or Jill 5256 for further infor- 929-4398 ext C1038 SUBLESSOR NEEDED SUM- FURNISHED APARTMENTS, ______2/15 mation. ______2/9 MER 96. Park Place. Furnished, PATIOS, BALCONIES, AIR, DAYTONA!! $134/person. Stay CIRCLE K INTERNATIONAL will have a Spring Division Rally at 2 p.m. ALASKA STUDENT JOBS! Great Air, 137/month. Call 348-8546. POOL, SUNDECK, CLOSE TO beachfront in the heart of Sat. Feb. 10 at Milliken University in Decatur. We will meet at Union $$$! Thousands of jobs available. Ask for Megan CAMPUS. 24/HR MAINTE- SPRING BREAK! 1-800-868- ATM at 12:30 p.m. Any questions call Bob at 2107. Male/Female. ______2/9 NANCE. APPOINTMENT 345- 7423 DELTA SIGMA THETA will have a Founder’s Day “All Campus” social Room/Board/Transport often pro- SUBLESSOR NEEDED 1 bdrm, 6000 ______2/26 at 9 p.m. Mon. Feb. 12 at the Delta House in Greek Court. vided. No Exper. Nec. Gde. 919- Summer ‘96. Near Campus. Call ______5/6 ATTENTION SENIORS: ORDER Refreshments will be served. 933-0188 ext. A1038 345-3570. ONE BEDROOM APTS, Fall ‘96, YOUR PERSONALIZED GRAD- MULTI-CULTURAL STUDENT Union will have ”love-a-grams”, in dif- ______2/9 ______2/9 QUIET, mature persons. All utili- UATION ANNOUNCEMENTS AT ferent languages between 10 - 2 p.m. today in Coleman Hall lobby. MAKE A DIFFERENCE! Birch FEMALE SUBLESSOR NEEDED ties paid. 1 Bdrm $365-1 person, TOKENS. PACKAGE OF 25 ALPHA PHI ALPHA will host the neophyte of Cameron Hill at 9:06 p.m. Trail Camp for Girls, NW immediately for Spring & Summer $200 per person-2 people. 11 1/2 ONLY $39.95 tonight in the University ballroom. Afterset immediately following at 407 Wisconsin, seeks fun, motivated semesters. 1 block from campus. month leases. Unfurnished. Call ______2/29 Buchanan (hooper’s house). people as cabin counselor/activity Rent negotiable. Call 235-6102. 345-6759 leave message. No CUPID SEZ, YOU’LL LOVE THE WESLEY FOUNDATION WILL host Lighthouse at 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. instructors (you name it, we teach ______2/23 Parties! VALENTINE STUFF AT tonight in the basement of W. F. 2202 4th St. There’s no cover charge it!), wilderness leaders, life- SUBLESSOR NEEDED sum- ______5/6 TOKENS. ORDER A BALLOON and no age restriction for EIU/Lakeland Students guards, climbers, secretaries, mer/96 for a spacious efficiency. 2,3 BEDROOM HOUSES. 2/3 BOUQUET FOR YOUR SWEET- THE COUNSELING CENTER will have “Career Choices” Life Skills kitchen workers & more! 6/10 to All Utilities included. Close to bedroom apartment good loca- IE. WE’LL DELIVER, OR SHIP Workshop presented by Tina Leonard, Norman Isacson, Monica 8/9. Top pay, generous travel campus. Call Jason at 345-9846 tion, excellent condition. 348- YOUR ORDER, TOO. Mahecha at 7 p.m. Tuesday Feb. 13 in the Effingham Room. allowance plus room & board! ______2/16 5032 ______2/14 BSU PARENTS APPRECIATION Luncheon tickets will be available Help create a nurturing, non-com- FEMALE SUBLESSOR needed ______2/28 $ 4 AND OUR 15 POUND LAUN- during the week of Feb. 13 in the Student Life Office. For more info. petitive, environment for some for this summer to share nice 4 MCARTHUR MANOR APART- DRY BAG Gets You Quick Worry call 3829. great kids! On-campus inter- bedroom apartment close to cam- MENTS Now Leasing for 96-97 Free Laundry Service. DONNA’S views. Call now (800) 544-CAMP! pus. Call Dawn at 345-9758 if school year. Furnished. 12-month CLEANERS 345-3454 ______2/9 interested. lease 345-2231 ______2/9 PLEASE NOTE: Campus Clips are run free of charge ONE DAY ONLY for $40,000/YR. INCOME potential. ______2/9 ______5/6 SEND YOUR VALENTINE-A any non-profit, campus organizational event. All Clips should be submitted Home typists/PC users. Toll Free BEAUTIFULLY DECORATED/fur- Tuxedo Bouquet, Candy, to The Daily Eastern News office by noon ONE BUSINESS DAY BEFORE SUBLESSOR NEEDED for sum- DATE OF EVENT. Example: an event scheduled for Thursday should be (1) 800-898-9778 Ext. T-2262 for mer (5/15-8/15) to share house nished apt, close to EIU. For 2 Chocolates, Gift Baskets, listings. Balloons, Chocolate Roses, and submitted as a Campus Clip by NOON Wednesday. (Thursday is deadline with 2 females. Own room; close students, 12 mo. lease at for Friday, Saturday or Sunday events.) Clips submitted ______2/9 the “NEW” Valentine Bubblegum AFTER DEADLINE to campus; rent negotiable. 348- $210/per person. Call 348-7653. be published. No clips will be taken by phone. Any Clip that is Buddies. All at the Sweet WILL NOT CAMP COUNSELORS NEEDED! 0379 ______5/6 illegible or contains conflicting information WILL NOT BE RUN. Clips may Indiana YMCA Camp seeking ______2/14 NOW RENTING— one and two Shoppe. 301 W. Lincoln, be edited for available space. enthusiastic, caring individuals to SUMMER SUBLESSOR NEED- bedroom apartments for ‘96-’97 Charleston 348-8009. Across spend a summer making a differ- ED. Own room, Close to campus, school year. Carlyle Apartments from Amoco, We can Deliver ence. In Special need of bike per- Cheap Rent. Call 348-1775 348-7746 ______2/14 son, waterfront director and male ______2/15 ______5/6 WANTED 100 STUDENTS: lose staff. Call Elizabeth. 581-3858 SUBLESSOR NEEDED for sum- 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. 1306 8 to 100 lbs. New metabolism ______2/9 mer. Close to campus. Furnished, Fourth. Good location, $180 break through. I lost 10 lbs, in 2 NEED A GREAT SPEND THE SUMMER IN THE Air, GOOD DEAL. Call Mark 348- each. 2 and 3 bedroom apart- weeks. Doctor recommended, PARK. WE HAVE OVER 200 5025 Royal Hts. Apts. ments north side of town. 345- guaranteed results. $25 free gift! JOBS!! The Urbana Park District ______2/14 6621 1-800-773-7763 BIRTHDAY is accepting applications for F/PT SUBLESSORS NEEDED 2 bed- ______5/6 ______2/9 summer seasonal employment in room apt. Close to campus. Need LEASING FOR FALL. Furnished MR. E.I.U./MS. FITNESS. March the following areas: Lake House 3 sublessors for summer ‘96. Call apartments. Excellent Condition. 2, 7:00 pm. Grand Ballroom. SURPRISE? Cafe Manager and staff, 348-1005, if not avail. leave mes- Good location, no pets. 345-7286 Applications Available at S.R.C. Operations and Maintenance, sage. ______2/9 Desk. Deadline February 16. Aquatics, Day Camps, Sports and ______2/16 2 BD. APT. FOR 2-3 GIRLS. ______2/9 Put a Photo and a Message in Nature programs. PAY IS UP TO Quiet building near EIU. 10 mo. GOV’T FORECLOSED homes for $12 PER HOUR! Application lease. Call CAMPUS RENTALS pennies on $1. Delinquent Tax, deadlines: Lake House Manager, For Rent 345-3100 between 3-9 pm. Repo’s, REO’s. Your Area. Toll Operations & Maintenance, ______2/9 Free (1) 800-898-9778 Ext. H- The Daily Eastern March 4. All other positions, DELUX TWO BEDROOM NICE LARGE 3 BEDROOM 2262 for current listings. March 13. Receive job descrip- APARTMENT located between furnished apartments for ______2/9 News either summer or 96-97 tions and applications at 901 N. campus and shoppin for mature, MR. E.I.U./MS. FITNESS tickets school year. Call 345-3664 available at S.R.C. desk. $3 on Your Friend’s Broadway in Urbana, 8-5, M-F, or non-smokers 210.00 each, low after 5:00 pm. call 367-1544. EOE. utilities. Quiet environment, ref. ______2/9 before the show, $5 at the door. Birthday! ______2/9 req. No Pets 348-0979 5 APARTMENTS across from ______2/16 LOCAL SOFTWARE DEVELOP- ______2/23 Pemb Hall + 3 bedroom house VACATION PACKS. Daytona- MENT COMPANY has immediate ONE AND TWO Br. Apts. 4 1/2 for rent, Fall ‘96. 345-3059 or 239.00. South Padre-329.00. full and part-time openings: VISU- 348-0006 Panama City-279.00. Packs FOR ALL TO SEE! from campus. All quite unique. ______2/16 AL BASIC PROGRAMMERS- Call 345-6127 TWO BD APT. for two-three girls. include round trip. Jamaican Tan experience with Btrieve and ______2/9 $250 ea. for two, $200 ea. for 3. 410 7th St. 348-0018 $ Visual C++ is a plus; C PRO- 2 BEDROOM HOUSE for 3 to 4 ______2/8 Only 12 GRAMMERS- experience with tenants: 2 bedroom apartment, HEATHER NOVAK OF TRI- Novell & SCO is a big plus. Call 10 month lease. Call Kim at 346- For Sale SIGMA: Hope my mommy’s Aulabaugh Consulting Group @ 3583 for more info. Birthday is great! Let’s go out! Deadline is 3 business days 345-6678 or fax resume to 345- ______2/13 water and trash inc. 348-0288 Sigma Love, Heather 6822. 2 BEDROOM APARTMENTS ______2/9 ______2/9 before it should run. ______2/14 very close to campus. 348-0673. NICHOLE MARKLEY OF ALPHA 96-97 year. 1984 NISSAN EXTEND CAB, SIGMA ALPHA-WIU. Fire up for a good 4WD, some rust, reliable fabo weekend! Love ya, your EIU FRIDAY FEBRUARY 9 P.M. WTWO-2 WCIA-3 WAND-7, 17 ESPN-24 USA-26 WGN-16, 9C WILL-12 LIF-40 Fox-8, 55 DSC-33 WEIU-9, 51 TBS-18 6:00 Wheel Of Fortune News News SportsCenter Wings Family Matters Lehrer Commish Roseanne Invention Carmen Sandiego Funniest Home... 6:30 Inside Edition Inside Edition Wheel of Fortune In the Spotlight Wings Newhart Simpsons Movie Magic Bill Nye Funniest Home... 7:00 Unsolv. Myst. Due South Family Matters Bowling: PBA Murder, She Wrote Hercules Washington Week Intimate Portrait Strange Luck Hunter of Serengeti Ghost Writer Movie:The ’Burbs 7:30 Boy Meets World Reno Open Wall St. Week 8:00 Dateline NBC Diagnosis Murder Step by Step Movie:Turner & Xena: Warrior Citizens ‘96 Movie:Her Final Fury: X-files Beyond 2000 Bonanza 8:30 Mr. Cooper Bodybuilding: NPC Hooch Princess Broderick,Last Chp. 9:00 Homicide: Life on Picket Fences 20/20 Men’s Nat’ls News Star Trek: The Rivals! 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Corral Dr. Who Girl’s Night Out Movie: 10:30 SNL From the Crypt H. Patrol SportsCenter Wlk. Wld. Nws. Night Court On the VERGE of the Weekenc1 _ ;:~;;::=::::::::::::::;~ Eriaay, Eeti. 9 D oonesbury BY GARAY TRUDEAU NBAJAMS! By JOSH HARBECK excitement." Staff writer Many of the NBA's brightest young stars will Dunks, treys, rookies be competingl in the three and $1 million up for events. grabs: sounds ~ke a good The Slam Dunk Comp time, huh? etition reatures six first This weekend, TNT time participants including will host lhe NBA All-Star Philadelphia's Jerry Stack festivities, with three main house, Phoenix's Michael events: the S lam Dunk Finley, New York's Doug competition, the Three Christie, Bo-ston's Greg Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Point Shootout and the Minor, Orlando's Darrell Rookie Game, set to air Armstrong and the hve from San Antonio at Opper's Brent Barry. 6 p.m. Saturday. Detroit Piston star The festivities wiD offi Grant Htll dropped out of cially kick of£ 10 p.m. the competition Tuesday Friday when T NT will due to injury. Also not o n present a preview of the the docket is defending weekend, complete with champion Harold Minor player features and inter of the Miami Heat. views. With all of the new Additionally, as part of competitors, picking a the Foot Locker Million favorite oould be difficult, Dollar Shot promotion, but viewers still have their Fort Pierce. Fla., native opinions. ":Finley will Demetrius Houston will probably win the slam MISTER BOFFO by Joe Martin get his chance to win big d unk contest," sopho money. 1£ Houston makes more finance major Brian a three-point shot, he Keirs said. "He's got the would win $1 million. best moves. " "Our challenge is to In the Three-Point convey the excitement Shoolout, :last year's and fun of NBA AD-Star champion (Glen Rice, Weekend to our viewers," from Charlotte), has Turner Sports Executive decided he will defend his Producer Mike Pearl said title, facing 11 particularly in a press release. "The rough field. weekend is a great show "You wiD find that the case for the world's great three-point contest leads est athletes and their to exciting finishes," TNT incredible talents." Pubbc Relations Manager The event's excitement Mike Manning said. "You has reached at least one have the two finalists MISTER BOFFO by m M ACROSS 3i Eroded so SubOtdin.ates 1 "Idylls ol the :12 Pest control $2 Bfonttfil$ org. 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ALL ADS MUST BE PRE-PAJO. ness l&geoo ovent •Chem.r;at Name: ______ending s Milllonau·e producer Address: Phone: ------'Mutect eolocs Y8ecp Dates to run ------1 B('t middJer'? 2&Cancel . in a way C4 "NO. NO, NOf'il. 5t De¢artmAnl of sfo g.et oorthem FranC4 a Potygreptl ZT S tr'ata~ &311'$ ap minutes before closing 21g FAM. Doudna Fine Arts Cen· The next opportunity to apply fw as soon as possible. ACADEMIC Students who have applied for time.41ichael 0. Taytor. R.trar t er. no later than Wednesday, Unive~ approval to take teach ADVISEMENT IS REQU IRED uniYersity apprcwal to take teach- official February 28. 1996. Arts and er education coorses will be dur FOR All UNDERGRADUATE er education courses (formerly COLLEGE OF, SCEHCES H..manities majors with milors in ing the Summer Semestu STUDENTS. PAY THE admission to teacher education) MAJORS Business Administration must 1996.-Mary Ellen Varble, Chair. ADVANCE DEPOSIT-$25 for may check their status in 2 13 notiCes Buzzard during the followi ng Oflicislllotices ,.. pa;d fo< by College of Sciences majors plan also do this if !hey are planning to Student Teachflg De-pt Summer. $ t OO for Fal~at the ning to enroll in upper division enroll in upper Ill 'Dumbedies' infiltrate film biz ~ ~ MASS SCHEDULE I LOS ANGELES {AP) - The strong "Black Sheep" Since imitation is the submarine farce "Down ~ Demi Moore, big movie premiere, coupled with sincerest form of movie Periscope" (March 1) and for ; star, vs. Chris Farley, just recent ~ke-mincled hits, is production. moviegoers a movie version of per ~ plain big. The magazine giving fresh momentum over the next few months haps TV's most brainless ~ cover-girl in a slick star to Hollywood's penchant will be shelled with a vari show, "Beavis and Butt ~ Newman SUNDAY I vehicle, 'The Juror." The for "dumbedies." The ety of comedies that head" (no date set). ~ Catholic veteran of the ailing "Sat dumb comedy chestnut sometimes aim low in Not all the upcoming Ill February 11 I urday Night Live" in rag goes back to the reigns of humor but always shoot comedies are buffoonish: ~ Center tag slapstick, "Black Jerry Lewis and Dean high in profits. In the Robin Williams' "Bird ~ Sheep." It looked ~ke a Martin, the Three dumbedy tradition, many cage" (March 8) is filled ~ 1 1:00 a m ~ lopsided box-office battle, Stooges and Abbott and of the movies have at with smart wit, and Steve and it was. Farley beat Costello. Only recently, their centers the inept. Martin's "Sgt. Bilko" ~ Coleman Aud ito rium ~ Moore by a ticket-counter however, has it been ele the insulting and the bor (March 29) has potential. ~ ~ avalanche. vated to new lowbrow derline idiotic. Yet the influence of ~ NO 9:00 pm because of the three ~ "Black Sheep," co-star heights. The list of upcoming "Dumb & Dumber" is ~ day weekend. Will return to the ~ ring David Spade, Thanks to the popular works includes Adam profound. regular schedule next Sunday. ~ thrashed 'The Juror by ity of "Dumb and Dumb Sandier in the golf oome Jim Carrey doesn't ~ ~ more than $2 million in er," 'Tommy Boy," "Billy dy "Happy Gilmore• (Feb. want to make a sequel to ~ Sorry for any Inconvenience ~ the films' head-to-head Madison" and "Black 16), Tom Arnold's chil the 1994's blockbuster, ~ debut weekend, and Sheep," the dumbedy is dren's film 'The Stupids" but New Line Cinema is See you in church!! ~ "Black Sheer" was run now one of show busi (May 24}, a "Brady nonetheless trying to get I ~ ning ahead o 'The Juror" ness' most reliable gen Bunch" sequel (summer), a follow-up off the as the week progressed. res. Kelsey Grammer in the ground. 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Frid ay Feb. 9 , 1996 $9.00 r ound trip In the Grand Ballroom Chicago $ 15.95 one way $ 29.95 round trip Dessert served at 7:00 curtain at 8:00 $3 students w/10