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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1994 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in September 1994 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily ]3gyptian. Southern Illinois University nt Carbondale Friday, September 2, 1994, Vol. 80, No. IO, I 6 Pages USG infonnally-backs tl.litie>n increase By Marc Chase islature 10 give tci SIUC for next Senior Reporter Senator says preside,:,tjumped g·un on position fall before we can decide if a tuition increase is going 10 be Leaders of 1he Undcrgraduale as much this year;· Brown said. ti'1nS:· · · The USG seria1c has noi drafled needed.''. Student Go\'cmmcnt announced ··we an: following IBHE (Illinois David Erikson, USG scnalor . a resolu1ion supporting or oppos­ Hall said since lhe Board will Wednesday lhey do nol oppose 1he Board of Higher Educa1ion) policy from TI1ompson Poinl, said USG ing the proposed incrca,.,. not recommend stale funding for nmpo,..1 by SIU Chancellor James to incrca.~ the 1uilion rate ba.\Cd on should nol be deciding on a posi- Bill Hall. Graduate and SIUC unlil December, lhe proposal nmwn 10 raise SIUC tuition by 3.5 inflation:· 1ion concerning lhe proposed Pmfcssional S1udcn1 Council rcp­ should be. delayed until afler the percent Edwin Sawyer. USG prcsidcnl, incrca.~yct. rcsenta1i1.·c for community dCvel­ recommcnda1ions arc made. Brown ,.;;aid the reason for the said he and 01her USG officials do "I disagree with whal he opmenl, said Brown's proposal is A 1uition increase should be tuition incre~sc proposal. which he nol plan 10 oppose lhe proposed (Sawyer) said because it is too being mauc loo early because lhe unnecessary, even wi1hou1 know­ will deliver Sepl. 8 10 the SIU incrca~. early 10 say one way or 1hc 01hcr Univcrsily does not know if an ing how much lhe slalc will allo­ Board of Truslecs. is to match the "In ~eneral we (USG officials) how USG feels as a whole," incrca.\C will be necessary. calc 1he Uni\·ersity, because SIUC inflation rule that is rising nation­ feel it-is an accep1ablc increase Erikson said. "We shouldn't just "The proposal is very prema­ ha., already cul programs 10 lessen wi

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Opinion . lnvHatlonal takes Dawgs begin. seaso_n '---Seepage 4. against Tennessee­ ~kend Entertainment.· Entertainment volleyball Salukls · w <·. -See pago 8 on Florida trip Martin with optimism Classified . -Seep;1ge8 -S1111pa91111 --Sto,y on pago 16 -··------~sro,y on pago 16 Daily Egyptian Scp!Cffibct 2, 1994 Jim & Ruth's Mom & Pop Store Mon•Fri •Finest Cuts of Meat In Town .,:; 8:00•5:30 . ' . . . . Newswrap Salurda:,? ILaundry I ~:r·.AIRCRAFT 7:30•5:00 Mal . J;i RENTAL .CENTER world · all ratings. · Closed llj"";"J: CLINTON DEMANDS CHINESE TRADE REFORMS - Sunday l!.:,j Private through ATR WASHINGTON'...!. China was a land of oppor1Unity this wcdc for several U.S. CO,por.llC CJ1ccutivcs who signed contracts with 0,incse offocials L __:...... ::::iiiaiii=::::::~==--.:..---_:;.:__j, : ~:: ~;g :::::::::::::::m~t: . wonh nearly $5 billion. But doing business in 01ina has its problems as • Beech Travel Alr ...... $108/hr. well, including widespread complaints from U.S. companies or !:,, l ,.•/·,":,/,,/, l, ./ /, .. / ! • Moonoy ...... c •• $62/hr. discriminatory treatmenL The Clinton administration is insisting Iha! Cherokee.Aero Aviation China n:fonn its fon:ign trodc and investment policies before it can be · admilled to the new World Trade Organil'.:ltion, which is to take over P'ville/DuQuoin Airport management.of global i:ommcn:c next year. ~~"-'\ ~e;'~e:-i ~ pa~lials ,i:~ 357-8611 or496·3285 (aher 6pm) "(-\~., ',(l,l1v ~ S1 .00 PJZZA & PASTA S1 .od' ,e:;, ISRAEL AND MOROCCO ESTABLISH LIAISONS - Off 515 t 2 S lllono,s Ave Off ' Everyone · JERUSALEM - Isrocl and Morocco csl:lblishcd low.level diplomatic • .157•0321 . n:lalions Thuooay, making the North African coont,y the second Arab (any pizza) ,.ig.m, (any pizza) nation after Egypt to have formal tics with the Jewish stw:. After 20 years Mon -Thurs Jprn-1am Slices e\/g,y night of a:mtacts that began clandestinely and gn:w to open visits to Momcro Fri. & Sat Jpm-2am "('' vahd w11r ot"'P' etf,.,-. 10pm-c!ose by Israeli minislClS, the 1wo countries agree,! to establish liaison offices and Israeli officials predicted a rapid broadening or tics, including ia™L expanded tract::, direct airline SCIVicc a.,d incn:ascd tourism. ·As You Wish Imports BRITAIN AND IRA INCH TOWARD PEACE TALKS - DELFAST, Nonhcm ln:land - Britain and the Irish Republican Army presenlS a Beautiful Selection of: inched closer toward agreement on conditions for dirccl peace talks Sweaters Jewelry & Much, Much More: Thursday, but British officials said they wen: yet to be fully convinced Cl_othing Accessories PAIi. Quorum·, r-.-nm:i!Atl:lck /Jam, that the IRA's cease.fire declaration Wednesday was a pcrmanenl 1hat bll51l JOJdH (min.) when JOO _pledge to end violence. The London govemmcnl regards such a !inn Guatemala • Thailand • Nepal • India • Mex~ • Peru • Ecuador ,imply pull the pin. Choo!e either the_ commitment to :i pcnnancnt ccasc·fin: as essential before a schedule !~-···!llnhnl or'f'Jll-5 moclel. Carry tt to for direct negotiations to end Nonhem ·In:land's 25.ycar civil connict Incredible Prices! ONE WEEK ONLY! ,died, tliemall.theJll!ls whem.,)OO can bescL i;o.ll\\Lllt5<>-1•ayfochelp•nere., · South End of Student Center 8/29·9/2 10.to 5 .m. · 100 need it_And oo~· Quorum gires nation 1ood1:11kincloflfch. lnnm­ ool~:md!

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• • ' ,,r,.,. . . . .·.-.·.·.·:.-.·: .. ··• ... , .... ,,, ... , ... Sepccmbct 2, 1994 P-JgeJ Candidates s~k _Q~·again!lt violent _crime By Kellie Huttes · · said narco1ics, especially .crack- 1hings lhal con1ribu1e lo juvenile . · ·~ ~;r Senior Reporter cocaine, an: 1hc main contributor lo crime such ::is the breakdown of· · ::.~ · ~.. violl•nt and ju\'cnilc crime in 1hc families, :easy acccuihility to · .. ,:'"'I . · Jim Ryan, Republican candidate area. alcohol and 1hc lack or ac1ivit;o_, for I"'"••~ ""• fur attorney general. said he would To prc\'cnl the annual crime teens. . .. , . -••~--iii• lead the most a~re.,si\'c a.'iis.1Ult on incrca~ he ~aid early inlc('\·cntion Morales said Hofcld bclic\'CS in crime Illinois ha.p-.:rson for ,\I Turley said. "The lhru~t !lhould be of an urban area. rather than the SIIH Pho1o by J, Bebar llofcld. who is running against on incarccr.ltion of criminals. if we rural 6lrea it is cla.i..silictla.'i. Rrnn. !-aid flolfold's concentration spend onc•1en1h the amount' of · ··Jackson County is unique in it's Attorney general candidate Jim Ryan was In Carbondale tcOds to be tOwanl lhc ~arch anti enforcement money on prisons. we \·iolcnl crime rntc," he ~id. -Jt\ out Thursday morning to hold his End the Violence summit wllh pn~"Cution of dead heat (Xlrenl~. can cut cJown on crime.·· of proportion because of it's local public officials and community members. Ryan said he "The auorncy general spends Da\'iLI Stanton. Perry Counly conm.-clions with Ea.~1 S1. Louis anti would lead the most aggressive assault on crime Illinois has nnly 20 Jll!rccnl of hi, or hcr time !Hate's a1torncy. said with the Chicago:· ever seen. dealing wit.'1 crime;· Morales ~id. ,wcmll incre.a.~ in crime, ju,·cnilc Capps said the ju,·cnilc ralc problem lhal needs long lcrm He said more trying of cases "llolfcld has a \':uic1y of is'\ucs he crime continues lo incrca.'-C fmm 12 incrcaM!~ because kids gel sucked solutions. such a.~ Ryan's truth•in• than pica bargaining will will tackle - like protecting the ju\'cnilc crimes in 1992 to ulmm,t into a culture of .. gang wanna-~\"' sentencing proposal, which would incarcerate more criminals for a en\'ironment antudent gm·cmmcnt. card was becau!Je he thought it E. Main. said lhc card is a _great Carbondale husinc~~cs SIUC student,. Patrick Moriany. owner of the would attract cus1omc~ and expose way lo ad\'ertisc. ,1udcnt!'. nm-.· ha\'C 1h.n chance. "Our go.11 j,;; to get these cants in Chicago bu~incss, said 1hc busi­ 1hcm 10 his repair shor. "I have aln:ady seen 20 peorle UndcrgrnCmml'i at 14 local car

Someone is counting on you! TUESDAY Memorial Hospital of Carbondale 11:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Seplembcr 6, 199-1 404 W. Main WEDNESDAY Student Center 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. September 7, 1994 tiXHouse 4:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. 105 Greek Row THURSDAY Student Center 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. September 8, 199-1 Recreation Center 3:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m. FRIDAY St. Francis Church 1:30 p.m.~6:30 p.m. September 9, 1994 corner of Walnut and. Poplar Refreshments Served! For information or appointment call 529-2151. or 457-5258 Sponsored by: American Red Cross, EMERITUS ASSOCIATION arid Daily Egyptian Pagc4 DaUJEgJplian Scp1embcr2, 1994 Opini0D &Commentary

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n~:1.,aHJ Egyp_ ·tiaiJ . Studc-nt Editor-in-Chier F.ditorinl rngc Editon1 ~fa.,n~ric Editor Sa,.JaySdh Shawnna ~ovan Uoyd Goodman And Nc•ws Stntrlk-p~tntiw l-"ncuhy R£>p1"l°9Cnlath-c Marc:Chauc ChrutLtm K,m,eriy R,,bert Spellman Radar helps createl safer campus for all • ITS 7:52 A.1\1. AND THE CLOCK IS TICKING before that 8 a.m. class starts. All you have to do is get 011 campu~ and park before the rest of your day can begin, so you start speeding just to make it up the street. around the cun·e and into the parking lot.

This morning is different. You developed a lead fool and did not read the 25 miles per hour speed limit sign posted. .Viewpoint Besides that you almost caused an accident. Pedestrians and bicyclisL~ fear drivers like you. A lot of students face this rush every weekday morning. You get busted for speeding on campus and you deserve it.

The campus community, especially members with small As the kickoff to the ll""""'I "'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'= before actually watching it no Saluki football season •"'• "'• "', "',,_"'~"',t •"'• TV? children. have voiced their concerns to University ,tan.,. 1 can't help but feel It is a sport that brings towns and administration about the excessive number of speeding the cxci1cment in the air. unh.·crsities to agreement on a drivers. Motorists not yielding to pedestrians and going over Of course I. along witl1 the common idea - the home team the speed limit were some of those concerns expressed. TI1e rest of the world, hope for shuuld win. The amount of community is correct for doing so. The high amount of a winning season for the support a learn ha.-; contributes a traffic on campus: even without the speeding, is dangerous Dawgs under the new great deal to their morale. enough make any one stay home. enthusiastic direction of Saluki football is an institution coach Shawn Watson. but v• • t and should be acth·cly supported football season means a IeWp01Il by students, faculty, alumni and To combat this problem of racing 10· cl~ss too fast, the little more th.in· men the community. ,. SIUC Police Department has two radar units in place as of playing a game to;ne. The team. cheerleaders, band Thursday. These two units .were installed to prevent traffic When I was in grade . and Shaker,; work hard all year to school. I lived for Friday night, in day.' 11 could be the walk 10 the represent us, the least we can do is accidents on campus. the fall. My parents would take me stadium. the soon-to-come crisp air cheer them on during game day. to sec the area high school football blowing through my hair and fallen Chanting with the cheerleaders, The issue of speeding drivers on campus came up last· games where I alway~ would get a leaves crunching tinder m)' feet sporting a crimson and while shirt year when the. new jay-walking regulation, in which a shaker to wave and pretend 10 be a before entering McAodrcw · or hair ribbon or ta_ilgating with person could be fined for not using the crosswalks for cheerleader (I usually was hoarse Sbdium always arc a sure sign fall friends is a way to show school by halftime from yelling so loud). has arri,·cd. spiril. crossing the street, was passed. According 10 Sam Jordan, The hot chocolare I would drink There usually is a game !Jn or Football games always have director of security at SIUC, one of reasons why the jay­ and the blanket I would snuggle around my birthday, the game is a been memory maker.; for ll)e. I still walking regulation passed was because of speeding drivers. under when the cold wind began to party in itsclf (especially thc yell and shake my shaker when we In the past, SIUC police were not able to detect speeding whip across the field an: present in tailgate). score and chant with· ,th'e. , drivers because of the lack of equipment. Instead, SIUC · my mind every time I see a Possibly the memories of raking cheerleader,;, drink hot chocolate police officers just paced a suspected speeder for a certain . stadium. o leaves with my dad and drinking and bundle under blankets on cold 1 don't know why I like football, apple cider by the. fire while game days; distance at a certain speed. I know nothing about the game watching televised game., make rIJC From 1hc high school other than the Shakers throw a tad scntimcnbl. homecomings to the parties with If caught speeding, drivers could receive a stale ticket, s~.bway sandwiches to the crowd But I think I like foolball the friends. the anticipation of that which is S75, or a campus citation. S 15 and does not show every time the Oawgs score a most because it's an experience - interception or field goal - up on a driver's record. Depending on where the driver was .touchdown. Maybe it's the foolball it is ·a time where family a nd football seems to be a part of player..-cvcry girl loves a man in frie nd

These two units were installed not for just catching the speeding student, but to remind drivers this campus is more a pedestrian-oriented than ii is a raceway. So, the next time you hurry and exceed _the speed limit trying to get to class or i;o home, remember that an SIUC police car with a radar unit is just around the comer. Taking the time to slow down and allow fellow students make their (right) way through the crosswalks is not just safe, but also s_mart.

Editorial Polil'il.'s Scpccmbct 2. 1994 PageS Soccer. Relere•• -ilanted Community For Fall Youth Soc:mr Program Sept. IO - Oct. 29, 1994 PRE-kifofou l'rolcssions ·eaiurdays, Association invites all health $8.oo; ,10.00,.& $12.00 game. professional students co a meeting per al 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday in the Payment Upon Completion of Each Gam_e Thebes room at the Student Center. For ITlore infonnation. call Gene at Experience Preferred . 549-1807. · . Referee Clinic is Sept. 7 : GRADUATE BUSINESS Association is having a picnic from -~ '. Co~t~ct·: Jim Fralish . 3 to 6 p.m. tIN'lr who come to the games." she said. or 1hr runt and 1hr namlP or 1hr prnon cxci1cmcnt on his own. The whmllllrti: 1hr lltnL ltnn_, ~Id ht- cklhrm:I anticipation is much greater than •·nut if I were a betting wo.man. I or m.allr1I to lht J)all) E~pli•n Sr,.U1N1m, the lmit couple of years. There is a would say we arc going 10 have {"nmmunlnitlom Huildlni:, Ro,,m 1!47, .\n hrm •Ill ht- puhlhlwdon«. great deal more anticipation than more wulk up sales than lasl year." an)'limc since l"vc been here:· TI11: Saluki athletic department Davis also said he thinks a bigger has been busy trying 10 generate TUITION, crowJ gi\'cs the team a little more interest in the football team by inccnth·e to play the game. running ads, sending Watson. on a. .. Shawn saiJ \\'hen he was a poster,tour of the region and from page1- player here he would look out of organizing Football Fest '9-1. doll=. Hall said. the tunnel and see how many The fest will take place after the "The purpose of 44 programs at people "ere in the en an SIUC student. 1285 E. Main st. East of the University Mall Faith Kempf. Science Center vi,itcd the face painting booth in "h's trauitional, like Spring 457-7666 . dircc1or. said the exhibit is the Crar1 Shop in the lower lc\'cl Fest," he said. "h's a nice altcr­ interac1ivc. "It"s things you can and decided on a tiny·blue whale nati\'e 10 the usual Thursday night touch and manipulate," she said. painted on her check. entertainment. Therc·s a lot of neat .. \\'c"rc tryin,g to boost science "J',·c only been here 10 minutes stuff." Diet craze only slims pocketbooks The Washington Post bi11ion next year. reports the research firm. Packaged Fact, Inc. of New York. WASIIINGTON-\\'e guulc SIS billion worth O\'cmll growth ha." slowec..l somewhat in the S32 of diet soft drink.< a year. We gobble up S2.4 billion billion•a•year diet industry as nicasurcd by worth or llcahhy Choice, \\'eight Watchers, Lean Marketdala Enterprises Inc. of New .York. Th:ll Cuisine and the like and choke dmm another S1.7 m:ukcl includes everything from diet sodas and billion worth of Ultra Slim-Fast, appetite "light" potato chips 10 prescription diet drugs and suppressants ancovercd in the area wilhin way if a child, cal or dog finds it, bat in their room. n . ' :,vith rabies may flop at.the ground the last wcclt. tJ-.:y won't play wilh itorcaiiL" ...:._Sieve Kirk . or·clingtolhesidesofbriildings.: Lloyd Nelson, county animal The first rabid bat was found in · - · . The Carliondale Animal Conuol conuol director, said fmding a dead rural area between Murphysboro Steve Kirk of, University· . office can be rcidied at 457-3200 bat is not uncommon and and Carbondale and the second· and Jackson County animal con110f discovering rabid bats so close to was found al University Park HousingexplainedtheevenL ma_-·ybe.·.. i:omac.. · _ led... at. 687,7235. each olhcc wilhin a wcclc may just housing complex Monday by SIUC · .. The studcnlS of, the room went · be a coincidence. But he said sludents. The bot, which was fo11qd to their RA and rcponcd having a pcopleneedtobeawarcofthebats. · in a student's dorm room on the bat in their room," Kirk said. "'The main reason people need to fourth noor of Boomer 2, was Railies are mostly found in. be concerned about the bats is that captured and taken back to the foxes, balS, and skunks. Anyone they need 10 know so they don't police department were it was who finds an animal they believe to expose themselves to them," he tnmedovcr10animalconuol.' be rabid should·contact the local· said. "People \\ith calS, dogs and TeslS were ·performed Tuesday police department or Jackson CRIME, from page 3-- iongcr amount of lime. Morales agreed that Hofeld also supporis iruth-in-scntencing. Ryan also said domestic violence perpetrators should b: lried and imprisoned 10 the fullest extent for their crime. He said there has been -NtlW SIIOW1ii6J a heighlened awareness to an old problem because of the 0. J. EDDIE MURPHY Simpson case, but domestic violence is the ieading violent crime against women; ' '.'3~ "Domestic violence is a threat 10 .,,---,~rm the health of Illinois·women," he said. "That's why I have called for an Adopt-a-Shelter, program for victims-it's a way' for the privau: Thi5 Saturday, September 3: sector to get involved and help COYOTE \ictims." :_.- Next 5atvrday, Seplembe~ 10. Rent New.'Zenlth JEFFERSON DAVIS BAND Color Stereo TV's , Fo, Reservations Coll 549-8221 with Remote 525/month Also. VC!l's with remote $25/month FREE DEIJVERY ABLE EL£CTRONICS 457-7767

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ID : 11 am - lam : r.Lay ol an cby cb.1.~ ...-iioo Watcn:olor Mondiys. 6 p.m. • 8 p.m. : FRI - SAT : BaslcClay Sept. 12 -0:t. 17 (No Cbss Ott. ID) . Tuc!lt:bys. 6 p.m.· -. 8 p.m. llcpuw,aGulm- i° 11am-3am i S...k>n I, Sq,<. 6 • Ott. • Mondoy<, 6 p.m. • 8 p.m. wi-1-nuuwlng Sc»io!l I: Sepe. 12 - Ck1. 17 Wednckbys, 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. Staff Photo by Chris Gauthier Se:'..'lion I: Sep:. 7 .. Oct. S ADUI.T ONE-DAY BaslcWood _, .. AND TWO-DAY CWSES I I Edgar up close Wcdncsd3ys, 6 p.m. ,. 8 p.m. 1be<5Wy, Sept. 6, 6 p.m. • 8 p.m. FRIES 'll'Mln I, Sept. 7 • Ott. 5 Pinc Book CMc Thul'SW)-s, 6 p.m. - 9 p.m. College plans food day PalollngooSllk , S...k>n I: Sq,<. 8 $3.89. By Diane Dove food." Thu'5l.bys. 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. SIUC Student S55 Sept. 8 • Ott. 6 Staff Reporter Kroening said_ pas1 conferences SIUC Fxulry/5<>11' S57 Community S6o ha,·c drawn bc1wccn 50 and 200 Prlmltlftelay lhuDCbys. 6 p.m. .. 8 p.m. Buy a f'alafil While pa.,t ob,crvancc., of World people, bu1 he hopes lhis year's MatCU!daB Sq,<. 8 • Ott. 6 Mondo)", 5 p.m. • 6 p.m. Food Day al S!UC ha,·c looked at conference will be more succcs.,;,ful Pita and get a Cabin Quilt S...ion I: Sq,<. 12 issues such as world hunger, this in lighl of the topic. r,. NEW Scwon II, Sept. 26 111ur.kbys. 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. 2nd fl!\Lf PH/CE ycar·s cvcnl.._ will foctLi; on one of Beck said the conference is part Sept. 8 • Ott. 6 ' SIUC SruJent St0 the most essential contribulors to of a Ions term commitment the SIUC Fxulry/Sufl' St2 the world food supr,ly- waler. Unh·crsity has had with rc'iourcc ~ Glass Jewelry Commuruty S15 Fridays. 7 pm. •9 p.m. "'Sharing \Vatcr: Farms. Cities ~ityis.,;,ut.-s. Sq,<. 9 • Ott. 7 JewdtyDollp• and Ecosystems ... is 1hc title of a· "I think 1hc facult, and the -lcWln:Wort. SlaloalG~ NEW Tue,d,y, Sq,<. 13, 6 p.m. • 8 p.m conference planned for 1hc I Ith administra1ion have had a long Fn:bys. S p.m. • 7 p.m. SHISH KABOB Annual World Food Day, OcL 14. history of being involved in Sc:Mion I: Sept. 9 - Oct. 7 JewdtyDollga: flmo .. economic and food problems," he Roger J. . Beck. associate Raku Tuc1wy, Sq,<. 20, 6 p.m. • 8 p.m. and Fries professor of agribusiness cco• said. _ Mondo)", 6 p.m. • 8 jun. Je11-dry Dollp. A!eembly nomics. said the lopic is a new twist Anyone interested in helping to 5cp1. u- 0tt. 11 Tuc,day, Sq,<. Tl, 6 p._m. • 8 p.m. $3.59 . on the world hunger issue. plan the conference should con1ac1 ··1t•s lking at the resource ba.,;,c the office of International Tbe Craft Sbop IIOID IIC«/Jb in a tliffcrent way;· he said. Agricutture at 536-7727. VI.so, Mos~ tllfll Discover credit carrul Gil Kroening. director of lhc .2 • lb Hamburgers College of Agricuhun:, is n.-cruiting .2 • French Fries the participation of students and facultf in organizing lhe .2 • Lg. Cokes conference. PLAZA f ,rrn \"aJur Although the time aml place for RECORDS TAPES CD the conference has not yet been BUY SELL TRADE $6.99 ... decided on. Kroening ~nt memos 1125 sount IUJMOIS INE. to faculty members in the college • 9 I I I I I I asking rhcm 10 in\.OJ\'c their 549-2651 studcnti,; in the activity and to help 6-Pack with planning. Kroening !-aid the topic is limcly Mini-Gyros because there is no alternative MJun:c for water. and I lb Fries ··You c:m substiluh! mhcr enc)l!}' source~ for oil (such as) coal. , $9.99 .... nuclear or !-Olar encrpy. but thcrc·s I I • I I I & I not rca1ly an_y1hing you can sub!-.titutc for watcr:·hc said. -so Chicken pt..~plc think this demand for waler will be an even bi_ggcr crisis than the oil cri!-,iS is or has been in the Dl~O IO.'"' Gyro and pa.•,;t a.i,; com~tition b..-comes acute:· Profc~\Or Oval Myers. Jr.• of the Fries department of plant and soil NATURAL ·BORN science. ~id the Uccrca.~ing \\·atcr. $3.74 ,•. supply is an issue alJ over the KILLERS. ', ••• $1. o.•• world. . : ··11·s imponanl not only in 1his country, panicularly put west. but it"s increasingly important in lfcvc_loping countrie.-;;• he said. . We ln addition to a shortage of waler I affecting activities such as bathing or swimming. 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2 BDRM; UOO/ino pl.,, S,00 d,po,il. F.All - 4 8U(S TO Campu,, w.U --• Ill'. fMI, Walk: b SU z:i,.. ·mnaunon.c,,,,,,1,y bdrm, lum ot unfurn, a,,p,eled, no 508W.Oa\:1opidiuplist,nmdb C/A, lound,y. J06 S. Jome,. No.,..,, ~,3-bdrm~,o/c,w/d, 12mo 2 "'· "57·2213. . · , lease, no peb. 529-3806 or 68.t.• peas. 549-4808 (9AM-10PM). frotll ~r,inboi.529-3581. 59170,,,e1. COUNTRY DUPLEX, on 2 acre,, 1• WIAOWIU&aU,2~, 1-1' 1,~BDRM."Wl!Ul1osru,w/d,c/a, bdrm 8minbmcll1_cad,edra1ca-1ing, bath, a/c, quilllf,nice. Yeal•ne,dep. NIW" :ude lu (decnJ.2&IOIIY JiilnQ polio dr in .;l(Mn, $2B5 ind "LAIR MUSI AffOA.DABtf ~ving. No peb; $-435/mo. 529-2535, a ..iNAa;'~zy. 2 ~,. $600/ hoot & waler. No~•- 5A9-3973 . . furn effidencim w/ful ~ldien, private IUffUnlD . mo, 549-0609. . IIIAIIAIIDA VAUh' charming 2 ba,h . .405 E. Collog,. 529-22'1. Niceo~}~56g~f-~EJ'rom• 307LYNDA, 2BDRM,cwport,loundry 1:;,"isf:e~ ot&.tlornof btuff. $380. A IIEII IF YOU CAN Af!ORD 5600/ ~ eR:ency: $_2~. ;c;,1_& w/d, OJSe, $100/mo,'S'!fl· l·G-R_EA_J_IOCA~~mN=~s~FOR--=s1u=._- mo root, ~•ft rent lhi• 16.S0 3 bed, 2 =•~ bath ~. Rel'erena11 l'l!if'ired .. 529• do:s.e1oCClfflJ)U,. . CLEAN J IDRM, a/c, w/d, d/w, 2 bdrm, •le, •I•, ••· A.t:.t:.S. • Coll 529·3815. !I 15, S600, )'80>'· .-•-. $500. "57·5128. NEW, SPACIOUS,2 bdrrn. Co11nlry Alf 2lxLm Cou dub leose:207s.o,~,.57-5128. WWW:rr/d IC!tipg. 5 min lrom ampu. Wi1h many ~~~s, iaaWI &d~w;.''Y ~fs~,517 N. z:"~nd. o:dro~. Sorry, no peh,. 519--4500. S550/mo.Coll867-2569. ~~•iict!:,'~l~!!t Cofl 1-833-5807. • ONE BDRM APT, fu-:n, o/c, gen M:11. • Knenecf porch, $SOD/mo, finl • Waler paid, $275/rno. Vrq do. b "2II + damage. Rel raq. No pdt. Sn.J. No pell. A-"o~ n:,,w, ~57-7337. • t\YOil no-r• .5~-!:991 •. NE\VLY REMOOElfO ROOMS, 20,1,1il, furn, 19 living oreo & li1dien & bath, • • D• M, naar campus, lotolly rnicrowCYe, .,4d. Watlung dillanca k, ...,.,J,!od, ..... -. a,l,.,J.,;I compu1-. S195/rro. Coll 549-0221 for cetling,, hor~ fbon, 1Kbaths. No cppt. . . peb. From $760/mo 549-3973. NON LEASING FOR. fell & winier, FURN SiUOIO, woler + lroJ-. ir\CI, do~ 1uper "ice tingles, double, & 3 to compu,, .0 I E. Hester. $200/mo. t~•JL!~.~~~i:,Ot~~ lx!m-.bcoiedonemifrornSIU. Fum, CoU .457-879B aft« 6pm. SIU, no pe1, .$.480/mo. 549-3973. • nolurol gas furnace, a/c, corpeling, Of wellmain!aii,ed. SpAoal rotes. al this lhore SCARED NBGHaoJ!:~ West ~\~,l~;l~,N~~~T,• side safe & ~. 2 bdrm, 2 bath, time. Wa1her & dryen OYai1oble. Coll l-BJJ-5807. ·68.d-5446. Coniaci l!iroi1 Mob.le Home Remo! BRAND NEWJ BRAND NEW! BRANO 833-5.t75. NEWI BRANDNEWI BRANDNEWI 2 L------~ bdrm. 684-5446'. MOYI IN TODAY 1 ~f1,0n lroiler. 2 mi eai.l C'dale. 10 :,r. .50, clc... S1.40/rna, 529-3.5BI.

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ncighbarhoad. S525 ma. lease, J·.4 BDRM AT 603 N. Oalland. ::.,m(0 ~~V~~~- Pets OK. Ren! dcpo~il, rcferenc:Cl, no peb. Avo~c:1iie Hafdwood Hoon, ·w/d, Avail now, CHUCK"S RENTALS,529-A4dJI, now. 549-3733, SSOO/rna. + d!p. A57-619J. 1-======;t-:,.11 ~/!tm~;~~: l25: ...,=~-"::=""=="ii IC::Ei6E:"::J 549-9m.i.a...... _. Au i Home, ENGLAND HTS, 2 hd,m. c;,·unlry i:CPeti~20{,:_ =~ :;/. ~ir~~~~~:1:;· & Itlotorcy<:le 7337 or -457-8~20 ofter 5 p.tn. AVALNOWI l BDRMoo,- Insurance Mature incfMduol/arupfe· ~~ri p«l=ed. 5290 =· m-29B5. payment plans ! U FT ABER: GlAS5 John Boal, lro1er, ~--T,.~ ~~ ~'!:,.•:;;,/ 1u bath ~ng_~,.~~ 529 t~ri:=:=:i'."9· 5-600. • utik 549.397;- ~"E'W·Co~.~\5t ~~L~:o.; !~_'"..i±po· ~._r:5.i,7_':,~r=- 701 w. COl.lfGE, attiil 9Jl-95 tchaol Jim Simpson mo.~ 1 l' .,,- -,-.,- ~= · L1t1U -r·-· ~ r.2b!htoSIU,fum,w/d,di~Sher", p;;""";:,;;;;;;;.;z;;;,;;;;;.;:;;"'"'='ifll ROOMMAlE WANTED, FEMALE Ope" ditplay. 529·3581 or 529- &arae bmemenl,napeh-, · Insurance r=1!!!!]~~~~~~:~:I ~~~~~t~~c:7u,ri::i: _rn_:,o_. ___,---____ ~~~~~=~ mal. Call 529-4503 « 549-0712. 684 2475 &lf9..:2]89 l lOGAllON UNDER gro-,e3 f,lter Sl7S/rro. . ' iaove me~. ~·~• tARGEW~ :::t~- PROffSSJONAI.S ONLY e:o:cluMve W. ;~~ ~~~~:t.::.b SU, aquariu,n -iih 11and. A!I equipment 1 ROOMMATE NEEDED lo thare nice A/c:w~ & dcpcnit, $A00/ma: Ker,t Or. Nrwfv n,modeled throughcwt, I,:======;!______:_ ___ -, illduded,$500.6&!•6927. rM!'W'mo+l2/ bd:'."I.Copl._ do~'" b Rec.. $250 Nadags.68,H-058. lirei;lace i.n family rm c/a, nicely 2 0 0 4 7718 I ROTIWBlfR PUPS, AKC, and " :t., ,. 1,....,_,51150/=:53.·5'61. ""'0rmed.Males,lM10les.,roodrinSept,"'°"· TO SHARE BIG 2 bdrm apl, fum. •n,••u-o·-.~--'-- •• •• "-'-' tJJ Le..,_sf ! :M'a'-e1(1 a Dea ·' call for info, 549•2719. $165/rrm(ind uh1J. Prelffncin-$MO~. 508W. Oc\: lopidt up li:J, ned la FA!.t.·- .d &XS fo coq:>us, weD lepl, Cal1Rabertat9l2·A53J.. lr~mldaot,inbox._529·3581. 3 bd~ hoo11e, ale, w/d, 12 mo MAl.f/FEMAlE SEEkJNG roommale b leale, 110 pcb. 529-3806 or 68A· 3 HAND.ffD CCX:KATIElS, S50 fJCJ. lhore,tpcrnice.4bdm,h:nn.e,da.i.ab DESOTO IS WORTH the drivel 2 5917eve1-, s~ One hand'-fedPanolcn, $100. carrpus, $220/rna + ShOre uliL., 579· bdrm,, ofc, only SJ20 monshly. 457· Ca11568-1707olterl:30p.m. .4659.AslfotSoro. 3321. AKC ROTTWEn.ER PUPPIES & Cod;er 1------.,.---j A SETI IF YOU CAN AffORD $600/ puppies. 5Jl2·82B2, afler 5pm call NOISY NEIGHBORS A PROBLEM, i:i.._"""_R~_•I[ 542•5283. Coma and !"'en b the frog & c:riCkel :"'~'::~~!:::·-, quorl-el, 2 bdrm. 6B4-5.d46. 3 BOllM. 2 ~S: J,om A:er:: Censer, lurit; fJ'Jt38~~ MICE PINKIES"" & fUZZIES $,75 WESTSIDE,.SAfE&SEORE,c./o,gcn 110peb.529·3581 cr529·1820. each, Coge, reduced oil L:jnds-bird, .heal & ~e. wmf.r/dryer h:di:·up, 5 BORM, BESOE REC center (.406 E. Limited Offer rabbi! Ferrel, dog, etc. Salt & ded, pe:llok. 6BA-5.C46. • Stcl:etJ, •/d, d/w, po«he,. No pets, frl:!$1iwaierfish,lo:rge~.We FALLSUBlEASER,mole/lemate;S170/ WANTED .. Two r~m,ibte IMtmb ta finJ·bfdep., rds. $800/Fa11. mtl + 1/5 ulil. Super-niat. 529-4136. buy We lrade, ~ & Peh occupy 2bdnn, 2 both. 68.4·54.46. 1·800·423·2902. SUGARTREE APARTMENTS 1320 Walnul, MurphyJ,ara 9 am· lARGE 1 BDIW. APT, furn, ale, cciJe 3 LOCATIONS IN CARBONDALE AND 7 pm M·F. 9 om-6 pm Sat, 12-A pm ready,furfall/spring,529-1776. SPACIOUS ,u11N STUDIO :=oo/.'fbt:ti~~~~lt Sun. 687-3123. FEMALE SUSl.EASER NEEDED TO a•TS wilh large living orea, 12 mo ~. SlB0/mo. 3 bdrm, 2 l LOCATION IN MURPHYSBORO ~------, J.areJbdrmcp1otdl60vodsf0rfaU/ ~elilchenor1cHullbath,a/c., ba1h, w/d, dedt, $555/mo, 5A.9· Spring,AS7-412J. laundry focililie,, free parking, 1315. 529°4511 529-4611 549°6610 AQUARIUM, OCEANIC J6 INOi, wiih 2 RCOMMAiES FOR 3 &>RM ,_ ~~t!~:nc!~~~~~ NfW 3 BEDROOM, 2 RATH. Nice k9hl, ~d ouorted accenorie1. $80 lrmier, a/c, w/d, furn, d«l., & and st.to Village Apt,. s. 51 s. of ftocnont obo, 687-18.!l.d, 5160. 9 or 12 mo locne. Non-smo~, C: ~':no°.' ;~~e;:; male or female. 529-3549. Hill Rd. 549-6990. . south ol c•dole. -457-5042. ~. sn=, & whi1e female, very friendly, Calf .!157-6487.

AIR CONDntoNlltS ONE BEDROOM 5000 BTU S95, 10,000 Blll S145, 402½EH"1£T soJs:uiyi· 21,000 STU $195,. 24,000 STU S245. sosw_ o.i. Gtiorantood 90 days. Call 529·3563. 300 N. Oaldnnd • Pool, 8ARCAIN CINTI• INFANTS. TWO BEDROOM S03 S. Unh:ersUy , Tennis children & oclubs r~e cbthing. 411 E. Fffmli.n COurt 25'l, wdcn: di~nl. 687·20'18. 520 S. Gnshom 402½ w. \\'alitut : Weight Room NICE USED BIKES, TVs, VCR,, 5091S. Hays •i~~~ Linuidry Room microwave~, ~raos., phone,, mini• . . 4021E Hosttt FOUR BEDROOM • Patil>!! ~T1~~~~.tr.;s:.c1wes1 903 llnden 503 S. U...ndg• • Dishwashers. .. 612 S. L,:,gon 710 w. Coll,g• • Small Pets.Allowed 612¼ s. Logan llays 500 S. • Mlnutes•to qimpui; ·404¼ s. u.Jwnlty 503 s. Hays . 334W.Wobnd"2 507S.Hoys , Fle~lble t,ease Terms 402¼ W. W.lnut 51! S. llays ,· Furnished or, 614 s. i,,g.;.. .~.-1.:.1;. Unfurnished: - 505W.Oiok EQUAi: HOUSING Tl !REE BEDHOOM OPPO.RTUNITY: •1#~nd i . . -: . 402 W. Wolnot :4,eedrooms , *407 w. CoDog• •5•· 411 Er...... 1-1\'I-,, HEDH001\I 511 S.luys · s12 s:&;..iiia• Lewis ParK~pttrtm.~nts' 316 Linda SL 710W.CoD,ge_ · 903Undm· 402W. Walnut· soo L Cr.ind :Best Selections.in Town· ; A~ailable Now!_• si9J082 457-0446 l .•• , t, i~HH I I IHI 11i"1'i'1HHll I tll ,11.-rnn\\\'1 ! II 11i'1' \.' .• •.•;•.·>•,: -i.-i. ~ ~ • ~; ~ .-.·.·.•I Page 12 Sq,lembcr2,1994 NICE 1 & 2 DORM. ,.,._or compu1. ,au: YO •••ia uni 1-900- d-.,, 1111;trm, nicnooc:l,I., No P"•· ftUY • 5fil • lRADE • APFRAISE •u.-YBOO aid. 2770 SJ.99/mi,t Mud '57-5266. . MHUU.CAIIN i;. 18. Mu.I "-l""""'- pl,ono. OtO • NloW • Sl'ECLIJ.TY 1T!MS HORSE IK>ARDtNG o1 S~·Mot fo,m, _____ P,ocol C:o-· ~·9,54-7A20. · . DlllYl• T' - • IY•• S EARN .. ' HU;E SflfCTJON ~ BEST PRICES DII.IYl• T •1• SON., ·•H GREATpaf, moli.aowns.chedule . .6ffi'y; iiol1i & pmhlre, JO min fro.m COITflUI...... ·-· ~,..,~;;:: Pina, 102 W . 529-4770. •-•10•n ...... , ... ,, ...... GOlD • SILV£R - DIAMONDS• Ux70 2 LARGE BDRMS, 2 ba1h, 1r ...... •pply •• p • r • elll,. AttlMICNIAUDDIDJ Eotn UOALIHVICU , COINS . st.rr OR: SW. Anti-~I ..arm_.,, cenh'ol oir, Wro ('Me9, good location, b1rQ roJ, ~Hing .,..eq.>e$ tJI home. Dl.... • ... t:JSO. JEWElltY •OlDTOYS •WATrnES AJrimn Am.KO'I, & w;t&r. r-.1.rfl. M peb. 5-t9-0.491 i;w 457-0609. 222w...... , Al mat«iol1 ~deJ. Send SASE 1,;;, OUI r,om S250. Cat. ~detb. pet· AIIYIIII-Clf"Yl'UMII . l&JCONS .• 1.-.., """' ex ~' 529-•517. TWOBORM$22512"$$. I Mngleo.-1 --. Homimoifing pro9tamr 1228 JOnal i,i"uriot\ e-iml Jlffl(ftai. ~21 S)ll·AVE.A.57·6831, .· A~ Man wM b.li.¥a If-, =modax.,i.oni,,. Cl.on, lum, ...._., ffMAI.E PERSO.W CARE dtondanl ~~~-aO~ kS66502. "-l-.ob,,..dbyil,;,--11'8 rrmh. la""· SAAIE o.t.Y SERVICE. 1.)'$t~. SthdtewmeJof>.O. Bo•247, 'CAJlPENTER/CONJRACTctl Cientlrol AS7•2058, mlt lor Ron." • r: snA•lfl!ll ca,s,s, Corlel"YiU11 l 62918. boclground; helpful. Tool, & truclt lHESIS MANAGEMENT SERVICES r.ll!IJ/9~/f~t·-~llf!'l!I l MC41"°')', 5A9-J973. from pq,od b fiool d,ok. Coll 457· 20S81o,afr.ai.,,.AJerc!i._.e educQlliro,n ~rn wilh ~t;.~-~=~~__ 1he dqxirtrNnt. Tha 1UCces.Jul cari• =, diJde wifl portkipo1e in o pa:id WOflt TYP"9 ancfW«d Proc.uing [:="~"'~';'" •'' ""''J 2 SDRM 10X50, gm, w/d ind,5175/ ... program wfu'te otlend:ing sthool. ~,c,,,....,.,;1y1 + .$250 ~ii, :i.eni.furn, dow lo Th,o condidole for this po,.ition mu,I air· Ed.ting: APA·Tu~.(;. School, mc,.406 1/2 E. Slo~, 815·'198·9651 rMl\y be oorollod ru a ~more or Di!trid 165 ii occep~ng DpPicofiom. DAILT YAN TRAIUH•TA• fortlw,CJbo...epo'loi!ioofurthti 199.4/95 IF ... junio,, ha.-e a minimum GPA of 2.5, noN-- lo St. Looi, Ai,po,1. Sort TTilfl.l. 2 BDRM MOBILE lOMES. Sl.t0-200. K-hool yt>Qr. lhis is. a port·lirne, os . .i,,,..~o;:~rn'~""' ·... you're reading i.md be rflOjoring in ~.~!er ~Mee.. 800·28•·2278. ~--a,m"lobl.. ~I ~o~ntmo~~u~. ~~ ~;~ ioawlyforthi,pot.ilionpkiowconlad: 6_ )'D"> ol PROVEN SERVICE. ' this ad, · lttinoii ~rtmcnl of lrnrup:,rtolion ~rly!~t·:;>;~,: SHY• INI CA• DOCIO• Mob1e 1539. ·certificot,e in the OMO of dtwer·..&,ca­ Oi.WktNiM mechanic. Hem~ houlolil colli. you know liori is required. Addres, n.queib I°'" 5A9-2491, Mol,il.'525-8393. 2 BDRM, 2 BATH, c/o, fir(fllor.t!, gm Box 100 heo1, peb olo.. 5350/mo. 549-5535 q:,ptmtioru. b: Mr. John Helmick, Mn· Daily Egyptian dpol-EasJ Carrp11, Cortxmdafe Com­ of1e-r 5:30 or lecNe mc,uogc. YIRIICAL NIA• YLAND eek lHNDUII DATBNtl ea~:.~~o'i'.~~ oo mvnity Kgh School, 1301 E. Wcdnot· • lhaplocetomeet Classifieds work. 12 X 60, 2 BDRM, l ~ l,ath, bh of Phoo,cl618)549-2l71 s,, Crnlx,.;dol., l 62901 lfflym""""".21a =--~~..:.~,:Brid,;, lilod:, 'e~ces, . ..,May the .two _of you .. [~~~~~'.t;::!,6;:.: l baJh, WoodyHalB·lS0,•53-5738. The Ladies of . 529-1422or529-A-43I. SIUDl• T l • AYIL SAi.iSi ------.,-- Sunchcn.e Touri is lfflirig orrCilious . : -~-"• lte ha~py. _.: WANT C!-EAP RfN1l $165 You wi11 ~ reps b pmmcle t,i::i & beach lripi ALPHA GAMMA DELTA lie lhe nke imlo.. Nobody fo, Clvl,hn~,.-.,-ca-"""-,,- 3 pm, T & lh b c·0o~. B:20 pm. I sa,.. 9 sf.4i::.:t;:; ~ntis-SJJA. ~;: bo1h, gm, S. let'• lol Sue 51,9. congralulAft their .{ ·;1 ,,f ')§~ - ...... WANTED MAATIAl. ARTS lnstrudors, .. Joma, lighting & Wtq)OfU, WiPiorru.on neww-GamndMan.,_ _,,_., __ ;._. __ ..,,...... ; ...... counly orea. Send Re5llme lo 616 N. . . . 161h, Herrin, fl 62948. NOMiffJttns. PC-u~ ...&id. S35,000 palenlicl, Det011J.. ·DAVID GRUNWAl.ll Coll (1} 805 962-8000 ed. &-9501.

UTTtf CAESAR'S WEST now hiring ckliverydrivcrs. for info cell -457·336J. PARK nME PERMANB'-IT mainlooanca per~n for !railer court. Musi haYe vperi=, lools, orxi lromportation. 5294539. II' EXPERIENCED RECEPTIONIST/ ~ ~Rra't~e!~~~~::i~~ Mon·fri 10-3:30. 457·.dSIJ Ii MCOONAlDS IN STUOENT CENTER li now hiring, neat oppecranca n,quired, I/ apply i,n penon. 453·850S. I : I ,j "We Lease For Less., · GYJJ.NASTICS & DANCE FREE Bus to SIU INSTRUCTORS NEEDED. Coll 997-3505. FREE Indoor Pool s•aJNO • RIAIC. •95. S8.l TR1PS, EARN CASH & GO FR£Ellf Studen1 FREE Water & Sewer Travel Ser,,ica is now hiring compu1 rcpruenlalive~. lo""!"HI rales ~o FREE Trash Disposal Jonioko, Cancun; Ooytona & P~a Gty~~ 1·800:~:~_19: . · FREE Post Office Box $J6J,IIQ; s.1172 funny wllegi T·olirb - pmfil $36:1.60. R"~-fr....,_ Choo.- 1,ofll 19 ,k"~:1r,1. froe colo~,1-800- 7()0-,!2!>0. Scplember 2. 1994 Pagc13 -· ·c·,.; · OIDICS:. _.:_ l),11h I t:\pl1.11t -,, ,11),, •h llh,, .. ,~, '"'' 1~1•, I I ,,I, •t>•I ,l,

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By Grant Deady making the hiL"" _ SportsEdttor Countdown lo UT-Marlin head coach Don . -Soluki Fall Sports Mcleary said·his Pacer team:is The wait is finally over. ready for some fresh competition Saluki football will make its long Kickoff. and playing SJUC is a great way _to anticipated debut on Saturday start. · under first-year head coach Shawn · "'We are naturally ·1ooki_ng Watson.when Tennessee-Manin forward to getting the season staned visits McAndrcw S1'1dium. and playing at Southcrn Illinois is a ··we•re ready to play somebody challenging way to begin die year;· besides ourselves,'"' Watson said l he said; ""The_ J!lay_ers· a_re after the conclusion of pre..~eason lhis i5 it. 1he action enthllsiastic about the season aJJd practice. ••1 like our progress and begins Saturday. star1i_ng on agood --" . . : rm excited about opening up Leading the charge for the Pacer.; · a defense with O\'erwhelming size, Saturday_ lt"ll be our first true te.sL"' will' be All- Ohio· _.,Valley which Watson said should help his Twenty-four leucrman return Conference free s_afety DcWayne offCnse adjust, in' _ils first from last year· s 2-9 squad for f!arper. and middle linebacker appearance_ SJUC. but many of them will be Brian Spano. Offensively. ··we just _have to be patient with experiencing their first shot at a quarterback Charles Gamble gets our offense and work the dock. to major role on the team. the call.in the backfield along wilh keep our defense off the field."' he \Vatson said· the Tennessee­ running backs Randy Brown-and said. "Our quarterback has to take Martin game will set\·c as a hands­ Ke,in Gillian, · _what the defense gives." . on evaluation before Gat(\Way Alier all the preseason hype and 1be IJT--Martin_ offense.likes to Conference play begins on OcL 1.. the ""new beginning" thenie that has primarily stay mi the ground: with .. We need to sec some of these beeri thrust upon the Saluki football" its mulli-foccted optiori attack, but young people in a game situation in program. Watson said a packed will throw out of the set once the order to be ab1c 10 better evaluate · stadium would offer more defense settles in. them;· he said ...\Ve do have the crl~usia.-;m, 10 his players than· any . "They t,y and make your defense kids to win with. however." , pregame speech. go vanilla and! keep them On their On the offcnsh·c side of the ball. · · "flie.pcopl~ of Southern Illinois heels.'' Watsoll said... Linwood, Saluki quarterback David Pierson do care about football and so do the (SIUC defensive coordinator) has will be shouldering much of the a, studeri"ts."' he said:'."That (big , ·. _ StallPliotobyShlrteyGiola l01 of experience stop.ping ihe offenses ;:>roduction, along with crowd)·would, be a_inorc inspi- Sal1Jki· wid_e receiver- Aaron, Brown; a, sophomore from rookie n.~i\·ers Jcnnaine Gray and option and I feel good·about what the defe~se is dOing right now. ll"s rational pregame talk than I could'· lnillanapolis, Int;!., i;atc:has, 11, pat111 Thursday anernoi>n at Reggie Fowler. just a matter of coming up· and ever give.-· · footbaH,prac:tic:e, The,team-was preparing for Saturday's. Tcnn~sscc-Martin docs not field Kickoff is sla1_cd for J:30: 0P,911ln11 ~me agalnat,Tennessee. SIUC volleybaH test.s skills at Flori.da: ·i·nvitational: By Sean.Walker second in, the Atlantic Coast .. Heyne·s move to the left-side Staff Repo~er- Conference last year. returns with opens the qoor for. SJUC to have third team All'South pick Luiza. two-middle hitters on the 'court at Thc Saluki volleyball' team Ramos, an• outside hitter from, alf limes.'' Locke said: ""A 6-foot bumps. sets and spikes iL~ way into Brazil- who set a school- record for hitter is rare in the MVC. and that Day Sport Time Opponent the Florida State ln\•itational1 in kills per g:une (4.60) last year.· should helj,-against the big hitters."" . Tallahassee; Fla. tonight Locke said'Florida State's big, :Locke"said"someplayers will play The Salukis will' test their hitters and, blockers will test the• more. but doesn't know who'll start. Friday Volleyball 6p.m. Florida St. strengths. in the season opener SJUC"s smart-Oatiack offense: "."l doir;i'like the term starters. Saturday Volleyball 9a.m. Iowa against first" ro~nd' opponent : ·The key to scoring ag~fost· the because I expect to play everyone I 7p.m. Florida St Florida State at 6 p.m, • big blocks of FSU will be our ~ to, win;! she said. ·-our depth I Head coach Sonya Locke said­ ability to hit;around'the blockers is wh:it is going to make us a good Football 1:30 Tennessee,-Mortin , she is looking' for ;:mswcrs to pre­ rather than though them.'" she said, team. not-who Jias the most starts."' Women's 6p.m. SEMO season questions in,the threc•t~ '"We are also going to "out-

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