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Eastern Illinois University measures Charleston, Ill. 61920 championship “Extremities” is an intense, violent Vol. 84, No. 103 Men’s and women’s track teams 20 pages, 2 sections play opening today that portrays host OVC championships this the evils of sexual assault. News weekend at Lantz Fieldhouse. See The Verge section B “Tell the truth and don’t be afraid.” Story on Page 12 Bulimia Nervosa: one girl’s story

* Editor’s note: Annie’s last name was omitted to maintain her privacy. Jorns

By Joe Sanner Senior reporter

When Annie, a senior art major, came to Eastern, she said she felt she moves on was at the lowest point in her life. Annie went to a friend, who she said could see it in her eyes - Annie had an University to honor eating disorder and needed help right away. “I went to her and as soon as I outgoing-President Jorns looked at her, she knew what was wrong,” Annie said. “(My friend) told By Meghan McMahon Administration editor me ‘You’re going to have to get help now, you have to do it now.’” The university community will It began during her senior year of honor Eastern President David Jorns high school. She started dieting and Monday at a retirement reception sometimes not eating at all, but that open to members of the university didn’t work out, she said. and Charleston communities. “I didn’t really think I was over- The reception will be held from weight or anything, but I experiment- 3 to 5 p.m. in the 1895 Room of the ed with making myself sick,” she said. Martin Luther King Jr. University “I kind of thought it was completely Union. and totally normal - It started to Mark Haines, director of spe- become a daily thing.” cial events, said there is no special Annie was diagnosed with bulimia President Jorns format that will be followed at the nervosa during her freshmen year at reception and is unsure if Jorns will Eastern after seeking help at the speak formally. Counseling Center through the advice “I don’t know that he’s going to say anything. He may,” of her friend, who had also been diag- Haines said. “If he wants to speak, naturally he can.” nosed with an eating disorder - He said the reception is being held to honor Jorns and his anorexia nervosa. wife as Jorns prepares for retirement. “I don’t know what I expected,” “It’s going to be a get together for Dr. Jorns with him she said. “I thought once I lose this leaving,” Haines said. “We hope it’s for him and Mrs. weight, I’m going to be so attractive.” Deanna McIntyre / Photo editor Jorns.” Annie went through a horrible peri- He said anyone is welcome to attend the reception and od of depression and distorted self stantly think about how I looked and she would help me in any way she encourages those who would like to wish Jorns a happy consciousness in which the slightest when I could make myself sick. could.” retirement to attend. comment would make her angry, she “It didn’t matter what people said,” Once Annie began her treatment, “It’s going to be a university-wide thing,” Haines said. said. She began to isolate herself from she said. “If they said I looked good, I she realized it was the best thing that “We sincerely want everyone that wants to come to be people for fear they may discover her would think they were lying to me, I could have happened to her. there.” secret and her life quickly became an would get really mad - self destruction “I thought I was crazy, I literally He said refreshments will be served at the reception. The emotional roller coaster. was my highest goal.” thought I was going insane,” she said. refreshments will include finger sandwiches and coffee. “I especially isolated myself from When Annie first told her mother “It made me realize I’m not just a Jorns has served as Eastern’s president since January the people I cared about,” she said. “I she was receiving counseling once a walking eating disorder, I’m not just 1993 and will retire from the presidency later this month. worked hard to stay away from people week for an eating disorder, her moth- this shell of a body, that can be Jorns announced his plans to retire in spring 1997. who might know just by looking in my er had no idea her daughter was going brought back, that I was worth saving. Carol Surles was selected as Eastern’s eighth president eyes. through such an ordeal. That I’m not the only one.” by Eastern’s Board of Trustees Dec. 10, 1998. She will “Whenever I ate, I would have to “Different parents react in different Annie said she probably owes her begin her position as president March 1. make sure I had time to get rid of ways,” she said. “She was shocked, everything,” she said. “I would con- but she rose to the occasion and said See ONE GIRL Page 2A Student Senate appoints city council student representative

By Christy Kilgore between the Student Senate and City Council.” on staying around the Charleston area for City editor Schubert said he meets with Mayor Dan awhile,” he said. Cougill on Fridays before a City Council Knowing some of the people on the coun- Students will be represented at Charleston meeting to discuss the agenda and upcoming cil is another benefit of being a local resident, “ City Council meetings for the first time in issues. Schubert said. There’s more about a year. One issue Cougill and Schubert recently “It makes me more comfortable when ask- Matt Schubert, senior social science major discussed was the relationship between stu- ing questions,” he said. positive stuff and Charleston resident, said the student rep- dents and the city, Schubert said. Along with being the student representa- going on that resentative position was a natural step for him. “There’s more positive stuff going on that tive, Schubert attends classes, works in the people don’t “I figure since I grew up in Charleston and people don’t realize because it’s not reported records office at Carle Clinic, plays racquet- have spent two years at Eastern, I would be a on as much,” Schubert said. ball, rollerblades, observes classes at realize because good candidate,” he said. Schubert said he likes the position because Charleston High School and sings in a church it’s not Tuesday’s City Council meeting was the he has always been interested in politics. choir. second time Schubert attended a meeting and “I enjoy politics, so it’s right up my alley,” “My schedule is insane these days,” he reported on as much. he was appointed to the council by the Student he said. said. Senate. Hopefully, Schubert said, he will hold the Justin Brinkmeyer, a senior technology Matt Schubert, As for specific goals, Schubert said if the student representative position while student education major and geography major with a newly appointed city council representative Student Senate thinks something should be teaching next semester and attending graduate minor in geology Earth Sciences and Women’s and senior social science major addressed to the city, Liz Halbert, student vice school after that. studies, was the former student representative president for public affairs, would tell him and Schubert said being a Charleston native is for the city council. he would bring it up to the council. an advantage to the student representative He served as representative on the city Schubert said he would like to “bridge the position. council from spring 1997 to fall 1998. ” gap (and) to get as much dialogue as possible “I have more invested in it because I plan After re-election he took on other duties. 2A Friday, February 19, 1999 The Daily Eastern News

The Daily Supermarket, 1460 E St., on charges of retail theft, Chicago Mayor Daley a police report said. Eastern police Residential burglary headed for victory ■ Amanda J. Gwarduys, 20, reported theft at 10:26 News Despite problems in the past few p.m. on Sunday at the residence of her boyfriend, blotter Keith R. Baumgartner, 11 W. Pierce Ave., had The Daily Eastern News is published daily, months incumbent holds lead over occurred sometime between 4 a.m. on Friday and Monday through Friday, in Charleston, Ill., dur- ing fall and spring semesters and twice weekly challenger Bobby Rush Alcohol violations 9:45 p.m. on Sunday, a police report said. during the summer term except during school Gwarduys, who reported that Baumgartner would vacations or examinations, by ■ Khoi Ronnie Tran, 18, of 1030 First St., was PRINTED WITH CHICAGO (AP) – The big snowfall that blanket- be in Antarctica until Thursday, said a combina- SOYINK the students of Eastern Illinois TM cited at 1 a.m. on Saturday in the 200 block of University. Subscription price: ed Chicago seven weeks ago and crippled the tion TV/VCR, belonging to her, valued at $150 $38 per semester, $16 for summer only, $68 all mass transit system for days could have been Sixth Street on charges of minor possession of and an unknown amount of CDs belonging to year. The Daily Eastern News is a member of serious trouble for Mayor Richard M. Daley. alcohol and illegal transportation of alcohol, Baumgarten were taken, the report said. A door The Associated Press, which is entitled to according to a police report. exclusive use of all articles appearing After all, angry Chicago commuters threw was also damaged in the break-in, the report said. in this paper. The editorials on Page 4 Mayor Michael Bilandic out of his job over a ■ Kyle D. Sanford, 19, of 526 Taylor Hall, was represent the majority opinion of the cited at 1:40 a.m. on Sunday at 1417 Fourth St., Bottles thrown through win- editorial board; all other opinion pieces snowstorm fiasco 20 years ago. are signed. The Daily Eastern News editorial Daley not only rode out the storm but, going on charges of illegal consumption of alcohol by a dow and business offices are located in Buzzard into Tuesday’s election, appears headed for an minor and disorderly conduct, a police report said. Hall, Eastern Illinois University. ■ easy victory despite problems ranging from City ■ Ryan M. Kollereb, 18, of 453 Carman Hall, was Michael J. Cannon, 21, of 1509 Second St., Periodical postage paid at Charleston, IL 61920. Hall corruption to concerns about police brutali- cited at 1:40 a.m. on Sunday in the 1400 block of reported at 2:27 a.m. on Tuesday that someone ISSN 0894-1599. had thrown two empty beer bottles through a win- Printed by Eastern Illinois University, ty. Fourth Street, on charges of purchase or accep- Charleston, IL 61920. The 56-year-old son of Chicago’s legendary tance of alcohol by a minor, according to a police dow in his apartment at approximately 2:27 a.m. Postmaster: Send address changes to Boss, Mayor Richard J. Daley, holds a huge lead report. on Tuesday while he was sleeping in his residence, The Daily Eastern News ■ Howard M. Coulter, 20, of 801 S. Elm St., a police report said. Buzzard Hall in the polls over challenger Bobby Rush in his Eastern Illinois University bid to win a third full term as mayor of the Washington, Ill., David M. Yost, 20, and Bryan D. Car burglarized Charleston, IL 61920. nation’s third-largest city. Both candidates are Page, 23, both of 1000 Greek Court, were cited at ■ Todd D. Reed, 20, of 14821 East US 40, report- Democrats; there are no Republicans in the race. 11:15 p.m. on Feb. 12 at Stages Restaurant, 1421 ed at 3:16 p.m. on Tuesday that sometime between “I don’t think Daley can be beaten and I don’t Fourth St., on various alcohol related charges, 10 p.m. on Monday and 1 a.m. Tuesday while it think that he ought to be,” declares GOP activist according to a police report. Coulter was cited for was parked at 947 Fourth St. someone damaged his Daily Eastern News staff Tom Roeser. “I personally feel that he is the best purchase or acceptance of alcohol by a minor, Yost car and removed items valued at $517 from the Editor in chief ...... Deana Poole* mayor in the country. The schools are going in Managing editor ...... Heather Cygan* was cited for possession of alcohol by a minor and vehicle, a police report said. The damage to the the right direction. We’re reclaiming the neigh- News editor...... Justin Kmitch* Page was cited for sale or gift of alcohol to a vehicle was estimated at $1000, the report said. Associate news editor ...... Tammie Sloup* borhoods.” Editorial page editor...... Amy Thon* Rush, 51, a four-term congressman who was a minor, the report said. Activities editor ...... Dan Ochwat Theft Administration editor...... Meghan McMahon Black Panther leader in the radical 1960s but has Retail theft ■ Melissa B. Morrison, 20, of 215 Ford Hall, Campus editor...... Laura Irvine long since joined the mainstream, has been look- ■ Dustin A. Reid, 22, of 509 Second St., was cited reported items had been stolen from her while she City editor...... Christy Kilgore ing in vain for an issue big enough to stop Daley. Student government editor...... Chris Sievers at 11:33 a.m. on Saturday at Wilb Walker was at Booth Library, according to a police report. Senior reporter...... Joe Sanner Features editor...... Nicole Meinheit Photo editor...... Deanna McIntyre Associate photo editor...... Lacey Buidosik Sports editor ...... Chad Merda Annie said. “They think if they Associate sports editor ...... Kyle Bauer One girl stop they’re going to get fat - Verge editor...... Jessica Sedgwick that’s not true. It’s a lot like alcoholism, It’s a numbing feeling,”she said.“It’s Associate Verge editors...... Alice Hosty from Page 1A “If I can stop it, if I got better, “ Art director ...... Andrew Klemens always easier to go back to it.The slightest thing can set you Online editor...... Dan Skrezyna anybody can get better,” Annie Advertising manager ...... Thad Harned friend her life for directing her said. “It’s free at the Counseling off. Design & graphics manager ...... Jennifer Evans Sales manager...... Angela Devore to the Counseling Center. Center and they don’t tell your Annie, Promotions manager ...... Karen Whitlock “If she wouldn’t have, I would parents. You’re really on a road senior art major Business manager...... Betsy Jewell Student business manager ...... Cindy Mott have never gone,” she said. “I’d to nowhere without it.” General manager...... Glenn Robinson probably be dead now.” The medical consequences of Editorial adviser...... John Ryan Annie was definitely not bulimia according to AABA breath. “My hair was really bad,” she Publications adviser...... David Reed The medical consequences of said. “My nails were really bad, I Press supervisor...... Johnny Bough alone with her eating disorder. include dehydration; damage to ” Subscriptions manager...... Ami Head Just during the 1997-1998 acade- bowels, liver and kidneys; elec- anorexia include shrunken had broken blood vessels in my mic year, 32 out of 437 students trolyte imbalance, which leads to organs; bone mineral loss, which eyes, swollen salivary glands and * Editorial board members who were clients at the an irregular heartbeat and car- can lead to osteoporosis; low that’s just some of it.” Counseling Center were diag- diac arrest in some cases. body temperature; low blood Annie said advertising and Night staff nosed with some form of eating Other types of eating disor- pressure; slowed metabolism and television may contribute a lot to Layout chief...... Racheal Carruthers disorder. ders are Anorexia Nervosa, in reflexes; and irregular heartbeat, eating disorders, although she News layout ...... David Pump Bulimia nervosa is an eating which the person is preoccupied which can lead to cardiac arrest. said it is hard to it pin on one Sports layout ...... Kyle Bauer The AABA defines the danger thing. Photo night editor...... Deanna McIntyre disorder in which the person with dieting and thinness, which Copy editors ...... Chris Sievers goes through frequent episodes leads to excessive weight loss, signs of a binge eating disorder “There’s not one reason why ...... Dan Ochwat of binge eating, which are almost and binge eating disorder, which as episodes of binge eating, eat- someone has an eating disorder,” News night editors ...... Justin Kmitch ...... Tammie Sloup always followed by purging. involves uncontrollable eating, ing when not physically hungry, she said. “That was my question Purging can involve vomiting, which is most often kept secret. frequent dieting, feeling unable for years - why, why, why? Why abusing laxatives or diuretics, Danger signs of anorexia ner- to stop eating voluntarily, aware- me?” exercising compulsively or fast- vosa include the loss of a signif- ness that eating patterns are “I used to hang up pictures To reach us ing. icant amount of weight; continu- abnormal, weight fluctuations, from magazines and say ‘this is The danger signs of bulimia ing to diet although thin; feeling depressed mood, feeling the body I want, these are the abs By foot: The Daily Eastern News according to the American fat, even after losing weight; ashamed, antisocial behavior and I want,” she said. “It’s an addic- is located in the south end of Anorexia Bulimia Association intense fear of weight gain; loss obesity. tion, it’s a drug.” Buzzard Hall, which is at Seventh include uncontrollable eating, of monthly menstrual periods; The medical consequences of “It’s a lot like alcoholism, It’s Street and Garfield Avenue next purging, using the bathroom fre- preoccupation with food, calo- binge eating disorder are high a numbing feeling,” she said. to the Tarble Arts Center and quently after meals, preoccupa- ries, fat contents and nutrition; blood pressure, high cholesterol, “It’s always easier to go back to across the street from the Life tion with body weight, depres- preferring to diet in isolation; gall bladder disease, diabetes, it. The slightest thing can set you Science Building. sion, mood swings, feeling out of hair loss; cold hands and feet; heart disease and certain types of off.” By phone: (217) 581-2812 control, swollen glands in the fainting spells; exercising com- cancer. Annie still goes to counseling neck and face, heartburn, bloat- pulsively; lying about food; Annie did experience some every once in a while to realign By fax: (217) 581-2923 ing, irregular periods, dental depression and anxiety; weak- side affects of bulimia nervosa herself, but she said she doesn’t By mail: problems, constipation, indiges- ness; periods of hyperactivity; temporarily after being treated need as much help as she did The Daily Eastern News tion, sore throat, vomiting blood, constipation; growth of fine for the disease. She said she before. Buzzard Hall weakness, and bloodshot eyes. body hair on arms, legs and other experienced severe abdominal “I don’t make myself sick Eastern Illinois University “The thing is, a lot of times body parts; heart tremors; dry, pain and a temporary loss of anymore,” she said. “I’m happy Charleston, IL 61920 they think there’s no way out,” brittle skin; and shortness of smell. with my life now.” By e-mail: Editor in chief Deana Poole st [email protected] drink specials happy 21 jake Managing editor Heather Cygan all night [email protected] all night News editor Justin Kmitch 9-1 [email protected] WEEKEND Associate news editor Tammie Sloup come in early & avoid the line [email protected] $ 25 Editorial page editor Amy Thon $ 50 2captain mixers [email protected] 1 domestic Sports editor Chad Merda bottles [email protected] $ 00 Verge editor Jessica Sedgwick 1 shot [email protected] $ 75 specials Photo editor Deanna McIntyre coronas [email protected] 1 you will be taken by surprise. stus....we treat you better than you treat yourself!! from the iotas The Daily Eastern News Friday, February 19, 1999 3A Student Olympic-winning runner senate asks motivates students for $4,000 By Geneva White budget Staff Writer increase Everyone and everything in life has a spe- cial purpose said 1988 U. S. Olympic gold medalist in the 200 meter race Joe DeLoach, Apportionment Board when he spoke Thursday in the Grand heard second of five Ballroom of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union. budgets from fee-funded “Nothing in life happens by accident,” boards for 1999- 2000 DeLoach said. “I believe in destiny. I believe in purpose.” Matt Neistein DeLoach told his story of determination Staff writer and how he achieved winning the gold metal in the 200 meter race at the 1988 Olympics The Apportionment Board in Soul, Korea and became the only man to Thursday heard a “cut and dry” ever beat Olympic sprinter Carl Lewis. budget presentation from Student A motivational speaker, DeLoach said he Body President Steve Zielinski. likes speaking to students throughout the Zielinski presented the Student country. Senate’s 1999-2000 budget request “I like motivating young people,” he said. to the AB. “It’s something I enjoy doing as much as I Zielinski said the request includ- enjoy running and beating people like Carl ed an approximate increase of Lewis.” $4,000 more than last year’s bud- DeLoach began his story by talking about get. Office supplies and printing growing up with 11 sisters and two brothers services remained the same, but in the small town of Bay City, Texas. travel increased by $1,125, “I knew early on that I wanted to get out Zielinski said. of Bay City,” he said. “I knew that there was The travel line item was a big world out there and I wanted to have an increased as a precautionary mea- education to take my life to new heights.” sure, Zielinski said. Senate bylaws He said that he was faster than his broth- require the student vice president ers and sisters and the kids at school. He for public affairs to attend confer- drew laughter from the audience when he ences five times a year along with said, “I asked my mom and dad to buy a dog an alternate. Sometimes the two and I was faster than the dog.” students are of the opposite sex and Setting goals early is something DeLoach two hotel rooms must be booked, stressed to the audience. Zielinski said. “I learned that if you want to be success- If the money is not spent, it will ful you have to begin very early,” he said. return to the AB reserve, Zielinski DeLoach said that from the beginning, said. his potential began to show. The line item reserved for other “My mom and dad told me when I was contractual services also has young to strive to be the best I can be,” he increased. The senate requested an said. “Potential is not who we are now, but additional $2,100 to fund activities who we can be.” such as blood drives and the When he was only a junior in high school, Recognized Student Organization DeLoach was asked to run in the 1984 banquets in the fall and spring, Olympics and said people would ask him for Zielinski said. Deanna McIntyre / Photo editor his autograph after his track meets. He said “RSO numbers have declined he signed his autographs, “Soul ‘88” Joe DeLoach, 1988 U. S. Olympic gold medalist, spoke on his determination in the Grand Ballroom of over the years, however,” Zielinski because he knew he would win the gold the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union Thursday evening. DeLoach told his story about how he won added. metal in the 1988 Olympics. the 200 meter race at the 1988 Olympics in Soul, Korea and became the only man to ever beat Olympic AB vice president Mike Hansen Although he was asked to run in the 1984 sprinter Carl Lewis. thanked Zielinski for the short pre- Olympics, DeLoach’s coach told him he was sentation. “It was pretty cut and dry not ready. he got was laughter. The only support “God has put something in you that’s so and (Steve) went with what (he) felt “It was a very humbling experience,” he DeLoach received was from his family and powerful,” he said. “That is what determina- (he) needed,” Hansen said. said. his coach. tion is all about—writing the scripts of your Next Thursday the AB will hear Seeing Carl Lewis cross the finish line in “Along the way when you want to accom- lives. Nothing more can happen then what is the Dramatic Performances budget. the 1984 Olympics made DeLoach deter- plish things in life, you have to go by your- written in your script. You are the script writ- Hansen said he was pleased with mined to one day beat him. self,” he said. ers of your lives.” the way the budget presentations “I said, ‘that’s it. I’m going to be the next At the end of his speech DeLoach told the DeLoach’s speech was part of the African have gone so far. guy to beat Carl Lewis,’” he said. audience that despite an injury he suffered American Heritage Celebration this month “Last week, the UB put on an When DeLoach said he bragged to his winning the 1988 Olympics, he plans to run which is focusing on the seven principals of excellent presentation and President friends at school that he was going to be the in the 2000 Olympics. He said everyone has Kwanzaa. Self-determination is one of the Zielinski also had a great presenta- next man to beat Carl Lewis, the response the ability to achieve their own destiny. seven principals. tion,” Hansen said.

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LiteLite BottlesBottles We accept Master Card & Visa The Daily Eastern News Eastern needs to take interest in city merica had a collec- Century. It’s a lot more inter- tive sigh of relief “It’s a lot more esting to hear about O.J., when Clinton was interesting to hear Oklahoma City, Jon Benet and let off the hook last Monica than your local school A about O.J., board meeting. The problem Opinion Friday. Most were simply grateful that it was all over. It Oklahoma City, with that is, although the presi- was like a bad dream that was Jon Benet and dent’s personal life is fascinat- ing and all, no one is attending there every morning, too. Monica than your page We all heard a little too Christy Kilgore city council meetings. People much about the cigar and the City editor local school board would rather have a root canal blue dress, and Kenneth Starr meeting.” than vote. We want the news to Friday, February 19, 1999 is now a household name, to happen around us without us say the least. affecting the things we can In fact, I probably shouldn’t be perpetuating change. Page 4 Monicagate anymore, but I’m scared. And so is David We need to start looking in our own backyards for Letterman and the producers and publishers of the media. things to obsess about. How are your taxes? Your educa- What are we going to do without the big story? Who tion? The conditions of local businesses? Is your city pol- will the world joke about around the global water cooler luted? Do you like your leaders? every morning? I am not trying to convince anyone to ignore the rest of Monica’s haircuts and Paula Jones’ nose jobs will no the world or nation. Just like that stupid butterfly thing – longer occupy our every waking moment. We’ll have to when it flaps its wings in Guam you get bologna falling Advise, do not find something to entertain us besides the impeachment from the sky in Berlin. Or something. debate. How do these views affect you, gentle reader? Where will we get the news? Remember all the people who want the bar-entry age There is a trend in media to want the News Story of to be lowered? If that many people really wanted to lower the Century. Some calculations have placed five trials in the bar-entry age it is well within our reach. We are a big hinder careers and powerful group in humble Chucktown, believe it or the last ten years as the Trial of the Century alone. For example: everyone remember O.J.? The trial that would not. You can vote here, you can participate in your com- munity, even in something as seemingly minor (no pun he Faculty Senate Tuesday voted down a define race relations for all eternity? It would set a prece- dent (everyone’s favorite new vocabulary word) for intended) as the bar-entry age. resolution that would encourage academic celebrities and the law. Anyone with their name in lights Did you know the City’s comprehensive plan includes advisers to suggest students use Career could kill anyone without fear of the newly shortened arm Eastern? The Eastern Master Plan Committee and the city Services to aid them in the pursuit of a of the law grabbing them. are working together to try to better our community, with T Okay, well, O.J. got off, but so far the only real effect very little input from the community they are trying to career. While Faculty Senate members argued the reso- it has had on the world is that someone gets to buy his improve. Heisman Trophy and torch it. He has become yet another ■ lutions asked too much of advisers that were not pop culture icon. Like Coke. Or blue dresses from the Christy Kilgore is a sophomore journalism major and a required of them in their contract, approval of the Gap. There is a murderer on the street! Do you know monthly columnist for The Daily Eastern News. Her e-mail resolutions can only benefit students in the long where your kids are? address is [email protected]. Columns are the opinion of the run. People have an obsession with the Story of the author. The resolution was originally proposed by the Student Senate in attempt to make the student body more aware of the services available to them. Included in the resolution was a request for all advisers to meet regular- Career Services ly with students and Faculty Senate members must when doing so, provide reconsider the proposal to ask advisees with handouts advisers to encourage the use of Career Services. and business cards about Career Services and encourage them to make an appointment. Student Senate member Melissa Girten said the resolutions were forwarded to the Faculty Senate because the recommendations would have more weight with faculty – and they do. This was a simple request by the Student Senate for advisers to hand students a piece of paper and say “If you need any help with finding a job, Career Services can help.” Nothing more, nothing less. Many students, especially transfer and freshman, do not know Career Services is available to them – they are not required to meet with a representative, as students are required to meet with an academic adviser. And the argument brought up at the Faculty Senate meeting that students should be responsible for learning about Career Services themselves, not through advisers, displays an ignorance for the true meaning of advise, which is to help others and pro- vide students with all options available to them. we rightfully deserve. Faculty Senate members should strongly recon- Women’s rugby team sider supporting the resolutions proposed by the members being used You r t u r n Anne Desmond Student Senate. These are students asking for help Letters to the editor junior elementary education major I have been a proud part of Eastern themselves and for their peers – something that women’s rugby for five semesters. The should not be shrugged off and deemed too bur- first two years we were considered a as a result of school affiliation we were densome. club until this past fall when the school only allowed to play in six. Now after adopted us as a women’s collegiate last semester we are still having prob- Letter policy ■ The editorial is the opinion of the editorial board of The Daily sport. So what does being a collegiate lems. None of the women’s rugby Eastern News. sport mean? If it means giving us a players have received their credit hours The Daily Eastern News accepts varsity title so the school is in compli- for being a member of a varsity sports letters to the editor addressing local, ance with Title IX, then I’d say we’re team; nor were we recognized at the state, national and international issues. Today’s quote collegiate. There are only ways Jan. 14 basketball game like all the They should be less than 250 words “ women’s rugby benefits from being other fall varsity sports. The bottom and include the author’s name, tele- Let us therefore animate and encourage each collegiate: the prestige of having the line is, we are being used by the phone number and address. Students other. title “The First Collegiate Women’s school. They are benefiting more from should indicate their year in school Rugby Team in the United States” and us (by meeting federal requirements) and major. Faculty, administration and George Washington, the use of athletic trainers. I believe the than we are from them. They call us staff should indicate their position and first president of the United States, 1732-1799 school should have fully researched collegiate but aren’t willing to give us department. Letters whose authors the sport and hired a coach well before any collegiate benefits. All our team cannot be verified will not be printed. the start of last semester. I made the wants to do is represent our school by Depending on space constraints, we fall 1998 schedule, consisting of eight playing a game we love and all we are may have to edit your letter, so keep it games, but for “unknown” reasons and asking of the school is to give us what as concise as possible. Send” letters to the editor via e-mail to [email protected] The Daily Eastern News Friday, February 19, 1999 5A Workshop helps in choosing major By Dan Ochwat English major can even go into Activities editor P.R. (Public Relations) and adver- tising.” When choosing a major, stu- The workshop is designed to dents should know the many paths help students examine their their major can offer. majors by allowing them to work “You can see your choices and with the Career Services resources focus on a path,” said Rosalyn such as Discover. Discover is a Gresens, associate director of computer program that looks at Career Services. four halls of exploration to do Gresens is conducting a work- research of the skills and abilities shop to help students find out of a student and their interest, those assorted paths. The work- Gresens said. shop begins at 7 p.m. Monday in “It can predict areas of interest room 13 of the Student Services for further research,” she said. Building. A student can see the special Gresens said this is a hands-on skills needed for their career of workshop for students to learn the choice and the many paths resources in the Career Services branching off of that career, office and for students to “fine Gresens said. tune” advancement in their major. “The program (Discover) In order to choose a major, stu- allows you to fine-tune your dents should know where it will career direction,” she said. take them, so they know what Students unable to work with doors and opportunities will be the computer program Discover open in the future, Gresens said. because of limited space in the “It makes the selection of a office will be able to take a self- major easier,” she said. directed search on pen and paper One example Gresens said is and have access to all of the mate- “an English major can go into rial in the resource library for editing, publishing or writing, but career exploration, Gresens said. can also go into technical writing. Students also will be able to Also training, which doesn’t make follow-up appointments at require teacher certification but a the Career Services office for fur- mastery of the language, or an ther details, she said. Spanish professor Deanna McIntyre / Photo editor in stable condition Knot crazy Holly Callahan,a senior art education major, works on the loom in the Weaving Lab of the Fine Arts Building By Laura Irvine was having a heart attack. Thursday evening. Callahan is working on an Undulating Twills project for her Weaving three class. Campus editor At 2:52 p.m., an ambulance was dispatched to Dulka’s office in The Eastern professor who suf- Coleman Hall to assist him. fered a heart attack Wednesday is in Stephen Canfield, chair of the stable condition at Provena foreign language department, said Reading Center offers test help Covenant Medical Center in he spoke to Dulka two times and he Champaign. sounds good. By Kim Mulherin practice. the LearningPlus computer program Richard Dulka, a professor in the “He’s in pretty good condition,” Staff writer Students’ tuition pays for access that assists in developing and refin- Spanish department and resident of he said. “He’s a very resilient person to the Reading Center, and ing reading, writing and math skills Charleston, was taken to Sarah Bush and we are counting on him.” Students who are not quite sure Carpenter said she thinks students necessary for academic success. Lincoln Health System after calling Dulka teaches Spanish I and II what to expect on the Test of should take advantage of it. “Individuals may assess their an ambulance because he thought he classes. Achievement and Proficiency Test, “If you are preparing to take the reading skills through this computer- or need help preparing for it can go TAP test or would like to brush up ized program,” Carpenter said. “By to the Eastern Reading Center, on your basic skills, the Reading the end of the program they will which offers TAP preparation work- Center can help,” Carpenter said. realize how much it can help.” Want to be heard? shops. TAP preparation workshops will The Reading Center is located at “I think a lot of students shy be offered Wednesday from noon to 1320 Buzzard Hall. It is open away from the Reading Center,” said 1 p.m. and April 8 from noon to 1 Monday through Thursday from 9 Call the Daily Eastern News, Janet Carpenter, director of the p.m. a.m. to 4 p.m. and Friday from 9 give them your story ideas. Reading Center. “They think we will “If you want to learn some test a.m. to noon. The center accepts Contact Justin or Tammie at be of no use to them.” strategies and relieve some pre-test walk-ins and appointments can be 581-2818 The Reading Center can also anxiety as you discover what to made by calling 581-7898. help students with basic reading, expect on the TAP test,” Carpenter To learn more about the Reading speed reading, comprehension, said. Center you can visit their web site at study skills, basic writing and math The Reading Center also offers http://www.eiu.edu/~readctr/. Happy Birhtday- Close Out Liquidation Nice Car! Going Out of Business Sale 25% off C.D. 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Demianova, a profes- taught at several universities in the who threaten and assault in school books, one in counseling theory and research and hear presentations sor of Russian at Hertzen United States, Hungary, Bulgaria, and community settings, the pam- the second, now in its third edition, from state and national experts in a Pedagogical University in St. Yugoslavia and Finland, according phlet said. titled “Crisis Intervention series of forums throughout the Petersburg, Russia, will speak at the to the pamphlet. James said in the pamphlet these Strategies.” He also is undertaking a next two months. first forum. The second forum, “Crises isolated and estranged youths with current research project involving The Graduate School and other Demianova will discuss the Intervention with the Estranged frightening potential for lethal vio- profiling school age children who academic offices at Eastern are impact of recent changes in Russia Violent Juvenile Offender,” will lence can terrorize and paralyze are at extreme risk for violence. sponsoring the Graduate Forum along with key aspects of the feature Richard James, from the communities. He said they are very The Graduate Student Advisory Series which will begin Monday. Russian educational system. These University of Memphis. difficult to pre-identify and present Council will host the 1999 The first forum, “The Russian aspects will include the basic struc- The forum will be held enormous challenges for both pre- Graduate Student Exposition Educational System,” will be from ture of the school system, curricu- Thursday from 4:30 to 6 p.m. in the vention and treatment profession- Awards Ceremony on Thursday, 2 p.m. to 3 p.m. in 1501 Buzzard lum, grading system and provisions Charleston/Mattoon Room of the als. April 15 in the University Ballroom Hall in the Buzzard Auditorium. A for students with disabilities. Martin Luther King Jr. University He will offer ways to profile of the Martin Luther King Jr. reception will immediately follow Demianova has published near- Union. A reception will immedi- these youths, give effective screen- University Union. from 3 to 4 p.m. in the Faculty ly 30 articles on topics related to ately follow from 6 to 7 p.m. in the ing methods and preventative All Forums in the 1999 Development Center, 2504 Buzzard teaching Russian to foreign stu- 1895 Room of the Union. guidelines, the pamphlet said. Graduate Forum Series are open to Hall, according to a Graduate dents and the Russian education James will present information James is an Eastern graduate the public. CAA approves curriculum changes Dealing with homophobia cial institutions; revised course, longer be required for the finance Donnie Orseno Room of the Martin Luther Finance major •FIN3770 Working Capital major, Walker said. Staff writer King Jr. University Union. Management; new course, FIN4830 will still be offered as The workshop will focus on •FIN3780 Long-term financial an elective course, he said. The gay hate crime death of defining homophobia and how revised, as result management; new course, Walker said FIN3775 and University of Wyoming student to prevent it. •PSY4000 Psychology of prob- FIN4100 will no longer be offered Matthew Shepard is one reason Language and actions new courses lem solving and reasoning; new because the new and revised courses why Eastern will be presenting toward gay, lesbian, and bisex- course. approved by the CAA will replace a sexual awareness seminar ual people also will be By Meghan McMahon Finance professor Lankford them in order to make finance Monday. addressed, a press release said. Administration editor Walker said the addition of the new majors more marketable once they Dan Weber, an Eastern The forum will be set up as courses will help make finance graduate. admissions counselor, will use half lecture and half interactive The Council on Academic majors more marketable once they Psychology professor John Best interactive discussion, hypo- discussion and there will be a Affairs Thursday approved five graduate. said the introduction of PSY4000 thetical situations, and video time for a question and answer revised and new course proposals in “Our graduates need more spe- was the result of a grant from the clips to help make students session at the conclusion of the the finance and psychology depart- cific exposure to short term finance National Science Foundation and the more aware of homosexuality seminar, Weber said. ments and a revision to the finance and our students just weren’t getting course will help instruct students on and how to be more comfort- Thom Schnarre, professor of major. it,” Walker said. “It makes them the use of computational facilities. able around it. English, also will be assisting The new and revised courses more marketable.” “The need we are addressing is The lecture, “Developing an in the workshop. include: The revisions to the finance state of the art computational facili- Awareness of Sexual Admission is free and the •FIN3730 Financial markets; major include the removal of ties,” Best said. Orientation,” will be held at 7 presentation is open to the gen- revised course, FIN4830 as a required course and He said the course also includes a p.m. in the Charleston/Mattoon eral public. •FIN3750 Management of finan- FIN3775 and FIN4100 will no scientific literacy component.

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Month are as much about edu- to get people singing these partic- collard greens, and red beans “We got the idea from the cation as they are about having The goal of one national orga- ular songs, just to get them and rice will be featured along movie ‘Soul Food,’ which fun, and what better way to nization is to get America singing singing again. with family favorites such as stressed the importance of fam- learn about something than to again, and one woman plans on “All of us (music educators) spaghetti, macaroni and cheese, ilies getting together to eat and experience it firsthand,” helping Coles County residents do have found there’s less and corn-on-the-cob in a dinner talk, and how valuable that is,” Cheatham said. just that. singing...we wished (the public) honoring Black History Month. Cheatham said. All of the food will be pre- Helen Krehbiel Reed, a had a more common ground in Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Cheatham said this is the pared by members of Sigma Charleston resident and retired singing,” she said. Inc. is bringing “Cookin’ with second year that “Cookin’ with Gamma Rho and is free, along faculty member of Eastern’s Reed said it is hard to stump Soul” to the African-American Soul” has been sponsored by with drinks and desserts includ- music department, will present a her circle of friends when she Cultural Center from 6:30 to 8 the sorority and she hopes it ing chocolate cake and sweet program designed to get partici- starts playing a tune she thinks p.m. Sunday. can become a tradition during potato pie. For more informa- pants singing along with her for they will not know, but it is fun. Tiffany Cheatham, president African American History tion contact Tiffany Cheatham the next meeting of the Coles And that is what she said she of the Sigma Gamma Rho Month here at Eastern, and that at 581-8198. County Historical Society at 1:30 wants the participants at Sunday’s sorority, says the dinner is an anybody interested in enjoying p.m. at the Greenwood School at show to do - have fun. 800 Hayes Ave. in Charleston. “If this group of songs helps, The program is a project of the then that’s great. But any group of Music Educators National songs that you want to sing is Former Negro Baseball player on campus Conference, a part of the National great as long as people start By Stephanie Raabe Paige. Legal Liability Center, an associ- Association for Music Educators. singing again,” Reed said. Staff writer “I’ll be talking about the his- ation designed to help former They developed a list of 42 songs Reed said she hoped she tory of the Negro Baseball players of the Negro Baseball they thought embodied all aspects passed along the message of hav- As a continuing part of the League and how it was formed League with financial assistance of American culture, Reed said. ing fun by singing in the classes African-American Heritage and how it ended,” Biddle previ- and medical benefits, a press “These educators became con- she taught at Eastern before she Celebration, a former Negro ously said. release said. cerned that families are not retired in May 1998. League Baseball player known as Biddle also is known for being Ceci Brinker, assistant direc- singing together nor are children While at Eastern, she had the “The Man Who Beat The Man,” the youngest player to play in the tor of student life and multi-cul- learning the traditional songs of chance to pass on Music will be speaking at Eastern Negro Baseball League at age tural affairs, said Biddle will par- our cultures,” a press release said. Educators National Conference’s Monday. 17, and is still the youngest liv- ticipate in an autograph session From that concern, the pro- message to the group of 20-some- Dennis “Bose” Biddle will ing player. Biddle will be telling and will display his personal gram was developed to jar memo- thing men and women, she said. discuss his baseball experiences stories about interactions with baseball memorabilia. ries and make them recall the Although she was distressed that at 8 p.m. in the University “Cool PaPa” Bell, Ted “Double The doors open at 7 p.m. and tunes of childhood, Reed said. one generation of students told her Ballroom of the Martin Luther Duty” Radcliffe and other play- the autograph session will begin The list includes spiritual they could not sing. King Jr. University Union. ers that contributed to the game at 6 p.m, Brinker said. songs such as “He’s Got the She said her advice is for peo- Biddle pitched for the of baseball, a press release said. This event, which is co-spon- Whole World in His Hands,” patri- ple to sing along with their American Giants in 1953 to 1954 Biddle played some Major sored by the University Board otic tunes like “America the records. and earned his nickname by League Baseball for the Chicago and the African-American Beautiful,” children’s songs like “You’d be amazed at what you defeating Gerald “Lefty” Cubs and currently is President Heritage Committee, costs $1 for “Puff the Magic Dragon” and can do,” she said. “And instead of McGinnis, a pitcher famous for of the Yesterday’s Negro League students with an ID and $3 for songs from various cultures repre- just listening to music, actually defeating the legendary Satchel Baseball Players Association & the general public. sented in America like the song make the music.” “Music Alone Shall Live” that “The greatest instrument of all was brought over by German set- is the voice. 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Campus editor major,” she said. not realize they can go to their Kelm said this is the first year Kelm said according to a Students can talk about adviser any time they have a ques- the MAJOR Decision workshop is The Academic Advising national statistic, college students “ tion about their classes or choos- being offered, and it will continue Center can be used for more than change their major an average of what they like, and (Career ing a major. to be offered once every semester. just choosing classes to take every five times. The average at Eastern Services) encourages them “Our advisers have guidance Kelm also stressed the positive semester, said Mary Kelm, direc- is lower than five, but Kelm said to think of what they like. and counseling degrees, and they aspects of the integrated core. tor of the Academic Advising and many students do change majors a are able to help students with deci- “It gives students options and Learning Assistance Center. number of times. Mary Kelm, sion making,” she said. the freedom to pick and choose “Our staff of advisers are One of the services offered at Director of Academic Advising and One program the Academic classes,” she said. thrilled to work with students all Eastern to help students choose a Learning Assistance Center Advising Center will hold for stu- She said sometimes students the time,” she said. major is the Career Services dents who are trying to find a might feel rushed into their major Kelm said one of the main rea- Center. major is the MAJOR Decision because of the pressure from their sons the Academic Advising “Students can talk about what Kelm said during counseling Workshop. This two-part work- families or pressure they put on Center is there is to help students they like, and (Career Services) appointments, the first goal ”is to shop will show students how to themselves to finish in four years. decide on a major, change their encourages them to think of what identify a career field. Following decide on a major and also can However, the advisers at the major, or help students who are they like,” Kelm said. the appointment, students then go assist students who want to Academic Assistance Center do struggling academically. Kelm said the center offers back to see their adviser and dis- change their major. not pressure students to pick a She said many times when stu- counseling to students regarding cuss the outcome of the meeting. Kelm said the Academic major without giving thought to it. dents do declare a major, they are choosing a major and offers a “Students are referred to Advising Center is offering this “We try not to pressure stu- not aware of the requirements of “Discover Program,” which is a Career Services a lot, but they workshop because some students dents when they come in,” Kelm the department. computer program that assists stu- don’t use it as much as they feel more comfortable in a group said. “This is a time to be educat- “It is our job to show (the stu- dents in choosing a major. should,” she said. setting rather than talking one-on- ed for life.” RHA members to help Student Government goes online Elizabeth Card Company By Chris Sievers student senator’s e-mail address. web page from scratch because Student government editor Cohenour also said students there was not previously a student it.” can obtain recent minutes from government web page. Residence halls Collier said she met Elizabeth Eastern’s Student Government senate meetings. The Student Government web and her family at a banquet spon- now has a web page that offers stu- Cohenour said the senate is page also offers links to Eastern’s asked to help sored by the Student Educators dents the opportunity to see how required to have a web page that President David Jorns, Eastern’s Association and cards and markers Student Government operates. offers information to students. next president Carol Surles, Vice were provided for the students The Student Government web “Our bylaws require us to have President for Student Affairs Lou make cards attending the banquet to make the page can be found at (a web page),” he said. Henken, the EIU home page, the By Chris Sievers cards. www.eiu.edu/~stdtgov/. Cohenour said the creation of Western Illinois University home Student government editor Collier said she would like to Student Senate member Ryan the web pages has been an on page and the University of Illinois make this a campus-wide project by Cohenour is the creator of the new going process. home page. Residence Hall Association having the residence halls help Student Government web page. “I’ve been working on it since Cohenour said he was not sure members Thursday heard a presen- make the cards. Cohenour said the web page last semester and (the first part of what the readership of the new tation from Hillary Collier on the Collier said the only rule in mak- includes the senate’s constitution, this semester), he said. web page is because he has not yet Elizabeth Card Company. ing the cards is not to make a get bylaws, shuttle bus updates and Cohenour said he started the placed a counter on the page. 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That has set off alarms Springfield. Colette Guerdet said RHA members when they learned that the Secret Service helped among privacy advocates and state officials who worry Collier said Elizabeth started will be ready to talk about placing finance the undertaking by a private company. that what was billed as a system to protect consumers making cards for other terminally ill soap dispensers and paper towels in The company developing the databank says there’s from fraud could be used as a tool to track the activities children. residence hall bathrooms. nothing to worry about - the photos would only be used of private citizens. “She has a wonderful attitude on “We are still doing research on to combat check fraud and other crimes involving the “This is a high-tech wolf in sheep’s clothing,” said life considering what she has been getting soap in the restrooms,” misuse of personal identification. 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istration warned President Secret service-funded databank Slobodan Milosevic on nation Thursday to choose peace with ethnic Albanians or face a devas- debated by civil liberties groups tating military strike. photo images from its databank to inbrief Civilians stockpile Private company to develop national merchants so they can check the identification of customers paying KURDS: Germans food, rebels keep record of all driver’s license photos with checks. The system is being tested at 10 stores in South fear Kurdish watch WASHINGTON (AP) – State Electronic Privacy Information Carolina. officials and civil liberties groups Center in Washington. “There’s a The Secret Service funding conflict spillover GODISHNJAK, Yugoslavia are fearful that privacy violations lot more going on here than check simply never came up, said Lorna – Civilians stocked up on food could arise from a planned nation- verification.” Christie, Image Data spokes- and international monitors ANKARA, Turkey – Turkey al databank of driver’s license pho- The three states that agreed to woman. The company was barred began packing Thursday in moved to stifle Kurdish protests tos. Those fears were heightened sell their driver’s license photos to from discussing the Secret Kosovo, hoping peace will come at home and crush Kurdish Thursday when they learned that Image Data - South Carolina, Service’s involvement, anyway, by a weekend deadline but fear- rebels in northern Iraq Thursday, the Secret Service helped finance Florida and Colorado - were she added. ing NATO airstrikes and retalia- while prosecutors interrogated the undertaking by a private com- already trying to get out of agree- The money was used to fund tory attacks if it doesn’t. the rebel leader Abdullah Ocalan pany. ments after consumers voiced con- the test phase of the project. The at a tightly secured island prison. The company developing the cerns about how the photos would Secret Service, which oversees the The capture of Ocalan continued databank says there’s nothing to be used. The disclosure Thursday government’s efforts to combat POLITICS: Clinton to fuel Kurdish protests in worry about - the photos would by The Washington Post that the credit card and check fraud, bene- Europe for the third day, particu- in New Hampshire: only be used to combat check company received $1.46 million fits from the system because it’s “a larly in Germany, where it was fraud and other crimes involving from the Secret Service for the tool for detecting fraud,” Christie feared the Kurdish conflict Where his survival the misuse of personal identifica- project gave new ammunition said. would spill over onto its soil. tion. And the Secret Service to state officials, who said they Other than funneling money to talents came out wouldn’t have access to the photos weren’t informed of the federal the project, Secret Service officials or the system, officials said. funding. said the agency’s only role was to KOSOVO: NATO But lawmakers who arranged “We were never told of their provide expertise on how financial WASHINGTON – As the the Secret Service funds for Image conspiracy with the federal gov- crimes are committed. Congress deciding on future White House said, there is some- Data LLC of Nashua, N.H., sug- ernment and their efforts to use requested that the agency provide thing special about New gested that the databank could this information to track the activ- funds to Image Data, which will Serb targets Hampshire for President Clinton potentially be used to fight terror- ities of South Carolina citizens,” report back to the Secret Service – and not just the comeback he ism and immigration abuses. That said Jim Klauber, a member of the on how the system is working, WASHINGTON – With time claimed in defeat seven years has set off alarms among privacy state legislature. they said. running out for a political settle- ago. It is where he put on nation- advocates and state officials who South Carolina’s attorney gen- The agency did not advise the ment, NATO reviewed possible al display the traits that led to his worry that what was billed as a eral has called for an investigation. company on how to gather the Serb targets in and around impeachment and the survival system to protect consumers from In Washington, the American Civil photos, and it will not have access Kosovo, and the Clinton admin- talents that got him through it. fraud could be used as a tool to Liberties Union and other groups to the images, the officials said. track the activities of private citi- called for hearings and tighter dri- They said they were not aware of zens. vers’ privacy laws. Image Data similar funding arrangements with “This is a high-tech wolf in denied that it misled states about other companies or any plans to sheep’s clothing,” said Marc its TrueID system, which - when use the information to fight terror- Abortion clinics hit with Rotenberg, director of the fully operational - would send ism or immigration abuses. more anthrax threats Emission standards coming soon from the Four clinics, Planned bacterium was actually used. Planned Parenthood centers in Parenthood center across Sioux Falls, S.D., and Burlington, EPA for snowmobiles, all-terrain vehicles the country received Vt., also reported receiving suspi- WASHINGTON (AP) – Smoke-belching snowmo- equipment. cious packages. It was not immedi- biles and all-terrain vehicles are in for an overhaul. The In 1990, Congress required the EPA to study motor supposedly bacterium- ately known whether the packages Environmental Protection Agency is ready to write the vehicles of all kinds and decide whether to set or tight- filled packages contained any threat of anthrax. first emission standards for the machines after finding en emission standards. A lawsuit by the Sierra Club In Milwaukee, the person who they are the source of significant air pollution in some forced the agency to agree last summer to speed up its By the Associated Press opened the envelope and three fire- cities. work. fighters who were the first on the The machines emit 25 percent as many hydrocar- Emission standards for outboard motors and person- At least four abortion clinics and scene had to go to a hospital for bons as all the nation’s cars and trucks put together, al watercraft such as Jet Skis go into effect in 2006. a Planned Parenthood center closed decontamination and observation. according to an EPA study. Standards also have been set for farm tractors and will Thursday after receiving packages Anthrax mostly affects farm ani- More than 66 times as many cars and trucks are in be out soon for lawnmowers. with warnings they contained mals, but its germs, when inhaled by use as snowmobiles and all-terrain vehicles. Jet Skis use the same two-stroke engine as snowmo- anthrax. humans, can cause flu-like symp- Due by September 2000, the new rules are likely to biles. Some new models, which cost $800 more than The FBI planned to analyze the toms and can lead to death if not force manufacturers to redesign or replace the two- earlier ones, use a fuel-injection system that cuts emis- materials sent to a Planned treated early enough with antibiotics. stroke engine standard on snowmobiles and some sions by 80 percent. Parenthood center in Manchester, Anthrax threats have been very ATVs. The changes could add several hundred dollars Environmentalists say that isn’t enough of an N.H., and abortion clinics in common in recent months. Last fall, to the vehicles’ retail prices. improvement and want the two-stroke engine scrapped Washington, D.C., Milwaukee, abortion clinics in four states were “It is definitely none too soon,” said Russell Long, altogether in favor of cleaner-burning four-stroke mod- Cincinnati and Rapid City, S.D. As the subjects of fake threats. It is a executive director of the Bluewater Network, a coalition els. with other recent anthrax threats, federal felony to send an anthrax of environmental groups. “The EPA dragged their feet The problem with the two-stroke engine is it typical- there was no indication the deadly threat, even if it is a hoax. for many years before looking at these sources of pollu- ly burns only two-thirds of its fuel, spewing the rest into tion.” the air as part of the exhaust. 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pressure defense kept One McAdoo’s 49, Legal Drinker in control Intramural BTB 30 throughout the entire game, Yan kees t rade playoffs giving them the championship It took two seasons, but over Illegal Aliens 36-24. somebody was finally able to Despite the struggling defeat BTB. efforts to score by Illegal Wells for Clemens A strong second half surge Aliens’ players Tracey Phillips gave McAdoo’s a 49-30 win and Nin Altadotar it wasn’t inbrief enough to bounce back from By the associated press – and tying for the lead in wins. over BTB in the championship the 14 point deficit they found Baseball’s two best teams went “Roger Clemens is a non-stop game of the Men’s A League in opposite directions as spring Hall of Famer,” Yankees manager Scream Team 55, intramural championship themselves in three times in the second half. training workouts officially began Joe Torre said. Sigma Chi Gold 49 Thursday night. Thursday. “The last two years, what he’s “Coming in, everybody “We really work together,” One Legal Drinker player The New York Yankees com- done, it’s incredible.” thought we were going get pleted their winter-long courtship Clemens, who was also sought The Scream Team pulled out Kristy Steffens said. blown out, but we blew them of Roger Clemens, acquiring the by Texas, Cleveland and Houston, a six point victory over Sigma The rebounding efforts of out,” McAdoo point guard five-time Cy Young Award winner has always been one of Chi Gold Thursday night for the One Legal Drinker also helped Ruffner Francis said. from Toronto for David Wells, Steinbrenner’s favorite players, men’s 5”10 A level champi- keep Illegal Aliens at bay and McAdoo’s outscored the Graeme Lloyd and Homer Bush. and is the only five-time Cy Young onship. the team members attributed defending intramural champions The trade stunned the Yankees, winner in baseball history. The Scream Team jumped out their success to their height. 23-6 in the second half en route coming off a record-setting 125- “I met my match in a guy who to an early lead with a 9 to 2 run With just two minutes to their first intramural title. win season and barely settled into wants to win,” Clemens said after early in the first half, but Sigma remaining in the game Francis played a key part in Legends Field for their 7-week speaking with The Boss. Chi was able to overcome the Altadotar went to the line, the second half run, as he scored spring stay. “This guy, he settles for nothing deficit to take a commanding making just one of two, but eight points in the half. He “It’s a bombshell. The first day less. I enjoy that.” eight point halftime lead. Phillips followed through with scored 13 points for the game. of spring, you walk in and you’re Toronto had wanted several Sigma Chi went on a 20 to 7 a jumper, ending the Illegal But the intramural champi- floored by this type of news,” young prospects from teams when run of their own to take the large Aliens’ scoring at 24. onship game was not the only David Cone said. it shopped Clemens in December, halftime lead. The Scream Team One Legal Drinker player thing on Francis’s mind “The only way to get away but the Yankees were able to hold then managed to take a 31-30 Lindsay Gionone came Thursday night. with trading someone as popular onto some of the players the Blue lead with 12 minutes remaining. through in the middle of the Francis, a member of the as Boomer is for Roger Clemens. Jays coveted most: outfielder From that point on, the Scream second half with a jumper, fol- men’s track and field team, also It’s the only deal that could have Ricky Ledee and pitcher Ramiro Team never relinquished its lead lowed soon after by teammate has a big competition this week- been made.” Mendoza. en route to the championship Lisa Strout for another two end. The Atlanta Braves were dealt a “We had an offer yesterday victory. points. “I have the conference cham- serious blow when doctors from them to us that made my The Scream Team made sev- With five minutes left in the pionship in track tomorrow announced that first baseman knees buckle,”New York general eral key free throws down the game Gionone went the line, (Friday), so this is just a work Andres Galarraga has a cancerous manager Brian Cashman said. stretch to clinch the victory. but was unable to come away out before that,” Francis said. tumor in his back and will miss the “It’s tough when you have a Scream Team’s Brad Cook hit with either of the two points. McAdoo also showed some 1999 season. player the caliber of Roger nine of those critical free throws. With one minute remaining clutch free throw shooting down “I think the potential for his Clemens staring you in the face.” “Free throws definitely won Steffens ended One Legal the stretch, as it converted on its recovery is very good with suc- Wells, a quirky left-hander the game for us,” Cook said. Drinker’s scoring with a layup. final eight shots from the charity cessful treatment,” Dr. Lee Kelley known as “Boomer,” was the toast Scream Team felt fortunate to Almost double the Illegal stripe of the game. said. of New York after pitching a per- come away with the win over Aliens’ score, One Legal Guard Seth Willingham had “There’s no widespread involve- fect game against the Minnesota what has become their arch rival. Drinker came into the second 11 points, while center Conya ment, so the outlook is very good. Twins on May 17. “Any win over the Sigs, we’ll half well ahead at 22-12. Robinson also came through for I think there’s a good possibility He was one of the team’s most take,” Cook said. One Legal Drinker player McAdoo’s, as he chipped in 10 that he can look forward to playing effective pitchers with an 18-4 Sigma Chi Gold proved to be Katie Fitzgerald went up for points. in 2000.” record and a 3.49 ERA. the Scream Team’s toughest two and was fouled, ending With help of center George Galarraga, 37, will undergo six “I’m a little emotional right challenge in a championship the first half at the line making Bunn, BTB was able to hang in months of treatment, which will now,”Wells said. “Give me a cou- game that was watched by 200 one-for-one. the game in the first half. Bunn include chemotherapy followed by ple days. It’s a little tough right spectators. Although One Legal scored four points right off the radiation. Ryan Klesko is expected now.” “They are by far the best team Drinker came away with the bat and scored six in the first to replace Galarraga, who hit .305 Lloyd, a 31-year-old left-han- we have played,” Cook said. championship, it doesn’t mean half. Willingham connected on a with 44 homers and 121 RBIs last der from Australia, was 3-0 with a The main reason Sigma Chi much more to them aside from three points to give McAdoo’s a season. 1.67 ERA in 50 relief appearances jumped out to the early lead was the t-shirt. 7-4 lead early in the game, and Otis Nixon and Gerald last year. the scoring of Aaron Spicer. “It was just fun,” Gionone they never looked back. Williams are expected to share Bush, a 26-year-old who plays Spicer finished with a team-high said. McAdoo’s went on a 9-6 run time in left field in place of primarily at second base, hit .380 17 points, 12 of which came in The competition was there, to end the first half, and went Klesko. in 71 at-bats for the Yankees but the first half. and several teammates were into halftime up 26-21. “Our offense will be potent, but was considered expendable Adrian Jacquot led the surprised at how well some of obviously not as potent without because New York has Chuck Scream Team with a game-high the teams were. – Compiled by Matt Wilson Andres,” Braves manager Bobby Knoblauch. In other baseball 18 points, while Cook con- With sportsmanship and a Cox said. news: tributed 17 to the championship- good attitude, One Legal Clemens, coming off consecu- – Cleveland shortstop Omar winning effort. One Legal Drinker 36, Drinker came out for fun and ended up as the women’s intra- tive Cy Youngs, will report to the Vizquel abandoned the idea of Yankees on Saturday. He went 20- staying away from spring training – Compiled by Bill Ruthhart Illegal Aliens 24 mural champions. 6 last season, leading the AL in to prod the Indians to improve his Consistent rebounding and – Compiled by Kristen Rojek ERA (2.65) and strikeouts (271), $21 million, seven-year contract.

twice. “I’m excited to get another crack to receive good fan support. could really push us over the Cats at this guy,” Pool said. “Us being at home is a distinct hump,” Craft said. from Page 12 “He beat me, then I beat him, Jump advantage,” Craft said. Craft is aware that his team has from Page 12A “It is good to get to wrestle then he beat me again. It is kind of a “And can be turned into a done everything it can to this grudge match for me.” greater advantage if we get a lot of point, and now it is time to see teams at this level,” McCausland ple who have been scoring for us said. A factor that could hurt the all season.” fans out to support us.” what kind of results will stem Panthers is that senior Tom Combes Craft believes fan support from all of their hard work. “It gets us where we need to be Craft knows having the meet at coming down the stretch.” is questionable for this weekend home will give his team an advan- could even be enough to help “Everything we’ve done since with the flu. Eastern bring home a conference September has been with this one A key matchup for Eastern will tage, but believes it could be be at 141 lbs. for Don Pool. Pool Following the meet, Eastern will turned into an extremely signifi- championship. weekend in mind,” Craft said. focus on the East Regional on “That’s (the fan support) what “And I think we’re ready.” has wrestled his opponent three cant advantage if the team is able times already this season losing March 3-6 in Washington D.C. Happy Birthday T!!! HIGH FIDELI STERE

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Released 9:30 a.m. – Men’s and women’s swim- Charlotte at Sacramento, 10:30 p.m. Anaheim at Calgary, 9 p.m. TRANSACTIONS DT Joe Phillips. ming at Mideast Championships (St. Dallas at Golden St., 10:30 p.m. Saturday’s Games WASHINGTON REDSKINS – Signed Louis) veteran experience San Antonio at L.A. Lakers, 10:30 p.m. Carolina at Tampa Bay, 5 p.m. S Sam Shade to a four-year contract. 4 p.m. – Men’s and women’s Ohio Saturday’s Games Montreal at Toronto, 7 p.m. MINNESOTA TWINS – Agreed to Canadian Football League MESA, Ariz. (AP) – A year ago as and Morandini. Valley Conference Indoor Track and Houston at Miami, 3:30 p.m. San Jose at Washington, 7 p.m. terms with OF Bobby Kielty on a minor- HAMILTON TIGER-CATS – Re-signed Field Championships (Lantz Field- Seattle at Utah, 3:30 p.m. Philadelphia at Ottawa, 7:30 p.m. league contract. DB Jeff Brown and DB Kyle Walters. they came to the sunny practice fields The 40-year-old Gaetti, Hill and house) Atlanta at Philadelphia, 7 p.m. N.Y.Islanders at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. NEW YORK YANKEES – Traded LHP SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRID ERS– Saturday New Jersey at Cleveland, 7:30 p.m. Phoenix at Florida, 7:30 p.m. Davis Wells, LHP Graeme Lloyd and Signed WR Fred Bailey and DB Kevin of Arizona, the Chicago Cubs had Mulholland all played key roles in the 9:30 a.m. – Men’s and women’s swim- Indiana at Milwaukee, 8:30 p.m. Nashville at St. Louis, 8 p.m. INF Homer Bush to the Toronto Blue Cobb to two-year contracts. changed their look, adding veterans run for the playoffs. Gaetti’s homer ming at Mideast Championships (St. Golden St. at Portland, 10 p.m. Los Angeles at Calgary, 9 p.m. Jays for RHP Roger Clemens. HOCKEY Louis) Dallas at L.A. Clippers, 10:30 p.m. Anaheim at Vancouver, 10 p.m. TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS – Agreed to National Hockey League Mickey Morandini, Henry helped Chicago beat the Giants in a noon – Men’s and women’s Ohio Sunday’s Games Sunday’s Games terms with RHP Jason Johnson on a BUFFALO SABRES – Recalled G Rodriguez, Jeff Blauser and Rod one-game playoff before the Cubs Valley Conference Indoor Track and Boston at Washington 1 p.m. Detroit at Buffalo, 3 p.m. one-year contract and with RHP Ben Martin Biron from loan to Rochester of Field Championships (Lantz Field- Chicago at New York, 1 p.m. Boston at Chicago, 3 p.m. McDonald on a minor-league contract. the AHL. Beck. were swept out by the Braves in three house) Detroit at San Antonio, 1 p.m. Colorado at Dallas, 3 p.m. TEXAS RANGERS –s igned LHP Matt PHOENIX COYOTES – Re-assigned Eventually, baseball’s lovable games. 5:30 p.m. – Women’s basketball at Vancouver at Toronto, 3 p.m. N.Y.Islanders at New Jersey, 7:30 p.m. Perisho and INF Rob Sasser to one- C Trevor Letowski to Springfield of SEMO. Houston at Orlando, 3:30 p.m. Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 8 p.m. year contracts. the AHL. Recalled C Rob Murray from losers would also change their luck. In addition to Brown, who dis- 7:30 p.m. – Men’s basketball at SEMO Sacramento at Minnesota, 3:30 p.m. N.Y. Rangers at Edmonton, 8 p.m. Northern League loan to Springfield. The season that followed was one of played both power and speed, also Sunday New Jersey at Indiana, 6 p.m. WINNIPEG GOLDEYES – Signed INF VANCOUVER CANUCKS – Claimed L.A. Lakers at Seattle, 6 p.m. Gerald Parr. C Steve Washburn off waivers from 2 p.m. – Wrestling vs. Indiana (at Lantz the most remarkable in their long his- gone are catcher Scott Servais and Texas-Louisiana League Florida. Gym). COLLEGE RIO GRANDE VALLEY WHITEWINGS MICHIGAN STATE – Named Bill Miller tory. right-handed starter Mark Clark. NHL – Re-signed 3B Steve Chavez and P football’s defensive coordinator. Sammy Sosa’s 66-homer MVP Perhaps the biggest question entering NBA Rafael Ruiz. MISERICORDIA – Named Jim White Men’s basketball run, the blossoming of young right- spring training is how Sosa’s world- EASTERN CONFERENCE Ohio Valley Conference BASKETBALL assistant baseball coach. Atlantic Division National Basketball Association REDLANDS – Announced the resigna- EASTERN CONFERENCE hander Kerry Wood who struck out wide off-season tour will affect his Pts GF GA Standings NBA – Fined Toronto F-C Kevin Willis tion of Henry Sroka, assistant football Atlantic Division Philadelphia 71 177 115 Conf Overall $5,000 for a flagrant elbow in a game coach, to accept a job as a scout for the 20 batters in single game, and a one- preparation. W L GB New Jersey 69 168 141 Murray State 16-1 24-4 on Feb. 16 and Denver general man- Dallas Cowboys. Orlando 6 2 Pittsburgh 67 171 142 SE Missouri 14-3 17-8 ager Dan Issel $3,500 for verbally SOUTHERN MAINE – Announced the game playoff victory that sent the He has been seen everywhere Philadelphia 4 2 1 N.Y. Rangers 49 150 157 Tennessee St 8-9 11-14 berating the officials in a game on Feb. addition of men’s and women’s New York 4 2 1 Cubs into their first postseason since making appearances – playing an N.Y. Islanders 42 135 172 Middle Tenn. 8-9 10-18 13. lacrosse to the varsity athletics pro- Boston 2 3 2.5 Northeast Division Eastern 8-9 13-14 CLEVELAND CAVALIERS – Placed C gram in the 2000-2001 season. 1989. exhibition Miami 5 3 1 Pts GF GA Morehead State 8-9 11-14 Zydrunas Ilgauskas on the injured STANFORD – Named Debra Gore- New Jersey 2 4 3 Now as the pitchers and catchers series in Japan, soliciting hurricane Ottawa 70 160 117 Austin Peay 8-9 10-15 list. Activated F Ryan Stack from the Mann associate athletic director for Washington 1 4 3.5 Toronto 66 178 166 Tenn Tech 7-9 11-13 injured list. finance and operations. report Saturday, the Cubs have made relief for the Dominican Republic, Central Division Buffalo 62 148 118 Tenn–Martin 5-12 8-17 DETROIT PISTONS – Waived G Mark Milwaukee 4 1 few changes. An aging team, they lighting the national Christmas tree, Boston 53 136 129 Eastern Ky 2-14 3-22 Macon and F-C Mikki Moore. Signed Indiana 4 3 1 Montreal 54 137 151 Thursday’s results G Corey Beck. elected not to mess with their main listening to the State of the Union Atlanta 5 2 1 Southeast Division Austin Peay 77, Tenn. – Martin 63 VANCOUVER GRIZZLIES – Waived F ON THIS DAY Detroit 3 5 2.5 Pts GF GA Murray St. 95, Tenn St. 63 Jason Sasser and G Dan Muller. core of players. address, picking up awards in New Cleveland 3 3 1.5 Carolina 60 149 146 Morehead St. 75, Middle Tenn. 74 USA Basketball 1955 – Bernie Geoffrion of the Montreal Toronto 1 4 3 “That group we looked at on York. Regular players aren’t due to Florida 54 134 144 Saturday’s Games USAB – Named Rudy Tomjanovich Canadiens scored five goals in a 10-2 vic- Charlotte 1 5 3.5 Washington 49 138 146 Eastern at S.E. Missouri, 7:30 p.m. coach of the USA Basketball team for tory over the New York Rangers. paper this time last year performed camp until next week. Chicago 1 5 3.5 Tampa Bay 27 110 197 Middle Tenn. at E. Kentucky, 3:15 p.m. the 2000 Olympics. 1977 – Rod Gilbert of the New York WESTERN CONFERENCE well and we brought them all back “I’m sure Sammy has not let it tax WESTERN CONFERENCE Tenn.Tech at Morehead St. 7 p.m. Women’s National Basketball Rangers got his 1,000th career point with Midwest Division Central Division Murray St. at Austin Peay, 7:45 p.m. Association a goal in a 5-2 loss to the New York with the exception of Scott Sanders, him too much,” Riggleman said. W L GB Pts GF GA Tenn. – Martin at Tenn. St. 7:45 p.m. WASHINGTON MYSTICS – Named Islanders. Utah 6 1 Jon Lieber and Benito Santiago,” “He’ll make sure he gets the proper Detroit 64 168 142 Nancy Darsch coach. 1984 – Phil and Steve Mahre of the Houston 5 2 1 St. Louis 53 149 140 FOOTBALL United States became the first brothers to Cubs manager Jim Riggleman said. family time and rest and will be ready Minnesota 5 2 1 Nashville 43 127 178 Women’s basketball National Football League finish 1-2 in an Olympic event, the men’s SanAntonio 4 3 1.5 Chicago 38 123 179 KANSAS CITY CHIEFS – Agreed to slalom, at the Winter Olympics in “We won 90 games last year, so to go when we report.” Vancouver 3 3 2.5 Ohio Valley Conference Northwest Division terms with CB Carlton Gray. Named Sarajevo, Yugoslavia. The Soviet Union Dallas 1 6 5 Standings we had pretty good players. We did- And how about Wood’s elbow, Pts GF GA Mike Stock special teams coach, Jeff beat Czechoslovakia 2-0 to win the gold Denver 1 6 5 Conf. Overall Colorado 62 145 130 Hurd strength and conditioning coach, medal in hockey. n’t want to tinker too much.” which was so tender he was forced to Pacific Division Tenn–Martin 13-4 18-7 Edmonton 50 146 142 Russ Ball offensive assistant for quality 1984 – Cale Yarborough swept into the Seattle 6 0 Middle Tenn 13-4 17-8 That the Cubs didn’t make a miss most of the final month last sea- Calgary 46 137 161 control and Jeff Fish assistant special lead only two turns before the finish to win Phoenix 4 3 2.5 Tenn.Tech 13-4 17–8 Vancouver 43 141 173 teams coach. the Daytona 500. He became only the major dent in the free agent market son before returning to pitch Game 3 Portland 3 2 2 .5 SE Missouri 12-5 17-8 Pacific Division MIAMI DOLPHINS – Signed CB Greg second driver to win consecutive Daytona Sacramento 3 3 3 Murray St. 9-8 10-15 has raised some eyebrows. They did against Atlanta? Wood, who struck Pts GF GA Jeffries, TE Rickey Brady and FB 500s; Richard Petty was the other. L.A. Lakers 4 3 2.5 Eastern Ky. 8-9 11-14 Dallas 74 151 104 Jamie Reader. MINNESOTA VIKINGS 1993 – Wendel Suckow beat two-time trade promising left fielder Brant out 223 and was voted the NL’s top Golden State 2 5 4.5 Tennessee St. 7-10 12-13 Phoenix 68 142 1113 – Re-signed LB Ed McDaniel to a five- world champion Georg Hackl of Germany L.A. Clippers 0 6 6 Austin Peay 4-13 5-20 Anaheim 55 145 134 year contract. by .106 seconds to win the first world luge Brown, whose most rookie, last month said there was no *Late games not included Morehead St. 3-14 4-20 San Jose 53 129 129 NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS – Signed championship medal of any kind for the Thursday’s results Eastern 3-14 5-20 memorable play last year was drop- problem and all followup medical Los Angeles 44 129 149 P Lee Johnson to a three-year con- United States. Washington 95, Toronto 88 Thursday’s games Thursday’s results tract. 1994 – Speedskater Bonnie Blair won the ping a ninth-inning fly ball in exams on his sprained ligament were Philadelphia 95, Indiana 99 Murray St., 61, Tenn. St., 52 Washington 2, Carolina 2 NEW ORLEANS SAINTS – Named fourth gold of her Olympic career with her Houston 93, New Jersey 92 Tenn. – Martin 74, Austin Peay 58 Milwaukee that cost them a game fine. Montreal 3, Philadelphia 1 Rick Venturi assistant head third consecutive 500-meter victory. Cleveland 98, New York 74 Tenn.Tech 86, E. Kentucky 69 Ottawa 2, Boston 0 coach-linebackers coach and Carlos 1996 – Charles Barkley of Phoenix during the pennant stretch, for Lieber Another major concern will be Utah 97, Denver 86 Middle Tenn. 91, Morehead St. 66 Florida 0, St. Louis 0 Mainord defensive backs coach. became one of 10 NBA players with Today’s Games Saturday’s games and signed pitcher Sanders and catch- sorting out a bullpen mess where *Edmonton at Los Angelos, 10:30 p.m. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES – Re- 20,000 points and 10,000 rebounds, Chicago at Washington, 7 p.m. Eastern at S.E. Missouri, 5:30 p.m. Today’s Games signed TE Andrew Jordan to a two- grabbing 14 rebounds in a 98-94 victo- er Santiago. And they re-signed vet- middle and setup men Matt Kachner, Milwaukee at Toronto, 7 p.m. Middle Tenn. at E. Kentucky, 1 p.m. Phoenix at Tampa Bay, 7 p.m. year contract. Signed K Barry Cantrell, ry over Vancouver. erans Gary Gaetti, Glenallen Hill, Felix Heredia and Terry Adams were Beck, Terry Mulholland and unreliable in the final stretch of the Rodriguez and exercised options on season, making it tough for the Cubs Write sports – Call Chad @ 7944 Mark Grace to get to Beck, who saved 51 games. Ripken adjusts to life after ‘the streak’ BALTIMORE (AP) – For the Ripken almost certainly won’t first time since 1982, Ripken will Sept. 20 by walking into Miller’s criticism from those who accused first time in 16 years, Cal Ripken play every day. It’s a concept that be omitted from the starting line- office before the team’s final Ripken of putting himself ahead is preparing for a season in which will take some getting used to. up some nights. home game and uttering two of the team. he can expect an occasional day “This is all uncharted territo- “If he hits .320, he won’t get words: “It’s time.” “I feel relieved it’s over for off. ry,” Ripken said. “Who knows? any days off, but I think a few He hadn’t missed a game since only one reason,” Miller Ripken’s decision last Maybe I’ll play in 162 games, days of rest here and there will May 30, 1982, his rookie season – said.”Every time we lost four in a September to end his record string maybe 150. It all depends on how make Cal about 10 to 15 percent an inspirational record of stamina row, there would be articles say- of consecutive games at 2,632 the season goes. I’m still going to better,” Miller said. and reliability, particularly after ing Cal should take a day off. It will have a direct bearing on his come to the ballpark thinking, “Without the pressure of the the 1994 players’ strike. was so unfair.” playing time in 1999. He’s still `I’m available, so use me.’” streak to worry about, common The Streak survived eight That’s the main reason why the Baltimore Orioles’ everyday Manager Ray Miller will take sense takes over.” managers, several injuries and Ripken ended the streak. Five third baseman, but this season Ripken up on the offer. But for the Ripken, 38, ended the streak ongoing months later, he has no regrets.

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Showdown in Women at Southeast Missouri 5:30 p.m. Eastern’s women’s basketball team will hit the road this weekend to take on Southeast Missouri in what will be the last game of the regular season and what could be the last game head coach John Klein will ever coach for the Panthers, since he is resigning at the end of the season. Klein refused the fieldhouse to speculate on the possibility of Saturday’s game being his last on the Panther bench,“I’m just concentrating on practice today,”Klein said on Wednesday.“I do realize it could be our last game but it hasn’t really changed the way I’m concentrat- ing on the game. I’m just focusing on Saturday’s Men try to make it three game.”...SEMO has won all of it’s12 games at home this year making them 10th in the country in terms of longest home winning streaks. SEMO (12-0) is the only team who hasn’t lost a game at home this season, while both Middle Tennessee (9-0) and Southeast (8-0) remain undefeated at championships in a row home in conference action ...According to Klein SEMO is Friday’s events By Jarrett Wells believes this will help his squad in its arguably the most balanced team in the conference. SEMO 4 p.m.– W long jump (T/F) Staff writer quest for a repeat. has four players averaging double figures and they are led by M high jump (T/F) “No one area will give us the most Paula Corder and Pam Iverson. The pair is averaging 14.0 M pole vault (T/F) and 13.0 points per game respectively.“If you had to pick a 5:15 p.m.– M long jump (T/F) Eastern is looking to repeat as points,” Akers said. “One of our biggest W high jump (T/F) champions of the Ohio Valley strengths is scoring in every event.” word to describe them it would be balance,”Klein said. 6 p.m.– M 55m dash (T) Conference when nine other teams After seeing several teams from the “They have balance in terms of scoring on the inside as well W 55m dash (T) as the outside. They can hurt you in so many different ways M 55m hurdles (S) converge upon Lantz Fieldhouse this OVC in previous meets, it is clear to the W 55m hurdles (S) Friday and Saturday for the 1999 OVC Panthers that Middle Tennessee is their so it’s certainly going to take a tremendous effort on our 6:30 p.m.– W 800m run (T) Indoor Track and Field toughest competition this weekend. part.” M 800m run (T) 6:55 p.m.– W 400m dash (T) Championships. This has helped the team remain M 400m dash (T) Although this is the biggest meet of focused and given it incentive to work 7:20 p.m.– W 55m dash (S) the year for the team, it is not doing for its goal. Men at Southeast Missouri M 55m dash (S) 7:45 p.m.– W 55m hurdles (T) anything special to prepare for their “Our guys know we have a good M 55m hurdles (T) conference rivals. fight coming up with Middle,” Akers 7:30 p.m. 8:05 p.m.– W 200m dash (T) “We’re just trying to stay mentally said. “If we just remain consistent and To get a home playoff game,this is a must-win for Eastern ... M 200m dash (T) 8:30 p.m.– W distance mdly.(F) sharp, get healthy and get rested,” don’t do anything out of the ordinary, The Panthers (8-9,13-14) are in fifth place in the Ohio Valley M distance mdly.(F) coach Tom Akers said. we’ll be fine.” Conference,and one game out of the third place tie of Tennessee 9 p.m.– W 5000m run (F) Akers is expecting tough competi- Ever since the season began, the one State and Middle Tennessee...Because Eastern swept Middle M 5000 m run (F) tion in almost every individual event, goal for Akers and his team has been to Tennessee this season,that gives it the tie breaker over both Saturday’s events but he expects the toughest team com- win the OVC Championship again. State and Middle ...“I’m confident we’ll give it our best effort, noon – National Anthem petition to come from Middle This mindset has helped the team but we play Tuesday regardless,”Panther head coach Rick W triple jump (T/F) Tennessee State. remain confident on its abilities to win Samuels said...The Otahkians have already secured the second M shot put (T/F) “Middle is strong in the sprints, the title. seed in the conference with their 13-3 record ...Otahkian center 1 p.m.– W mile run (F) M mile run (F) jumps and hurdles,” he said. “We will have guys step it up during Bud Eley ranks in the top 10 nationally in two categories ... 1:15 p.m.– M triple jump (T/F) Eastern has faced Middle head to the meet, and if some guys don’t step Eley’s 61 percent field goal percentage ranks him seventh W shot put (T/F) head once this year, at the Indiana up, other guys will step it up more,” nationally and his 10.3 rebounds per game average puts him 1:20 p.m.– W 400m dash (F) M 400 m dash (F) Invitational. The Panthers needed a vic- Akers said. 10th in the nation ...The first meeting between these teams 1:40 p.m.– W 55m dash (F) tory in the final event of that meet in “When push comes to shove, we resulted in an 81-70 Panther home loss,Eley lit up the Panthers M 55m dash (F) order to squeeze out a two-point victo- usually step it up and take care of busi- with a 19-point,14-rebound performance...The main outside 1:55 p.m.– W 55m hurdles (F) M 55m hurdles (F) ry over the Blue Raiders. ness.” threat for Southeast Missouri is guard Cory Johnson,who is 2:15 p.m.– W 800m run (F) Aside from Middle, the only other The meet will get underway Friday eighth in the OVC for three pointers made with an average of M 800m run (F) team who presents stiff competition for with field events beginning at 4 p.m. 2.38 ...Returning to the Panther lineup will be sophomore Greg 2:30 p.m.– W 200m dash (F) M 200m dash (F) Eastern will be Eastern Kentucky in the Preliminaries for the running events Ktistou,who had missed the past five games because he had 2:45 p.m.– W 3000m run (F) distance and middle distance events. will start between 6 and 6:30 p.m. All mono ... “I can catch my breath a lot easier know,”the guard M 3000m run (F) While Middle and Eastern Kentucky finals in the field events, plus the dis- said.“In the last two practices my legs feel sore because I’ve had 3:15 p.m.– W mile relay (F) M mile relay (F) are strong in only a few events, one of tance medleys and 5000–meter run will 14 days off.”...Samuels doesn’t want to take any chances with 3:45 p.m.– Awards ceremony the Panthers’ strengths is their depth at be done on Friday night. playing Ktistou too much ... “I would like to use him,but I have nearly event. It is not uncommon for The meet will resume at noon on to be sure that he is ready to go,”Samuels said.“Not only physi- T= Trials S= Semifinals Eastern to place two or three athletes in Saturday with the finals in the running cally,but also understand the tempo of the game the situation.” F= Finals the top five in many events. Akers events. Women rely on versatility Eastern loses battle Panthers ability to place in all events key to success of ‘Cats’ on road By Bill Ruthhart for the conference title. and try to beat somebody.” Staff writer With the track and field events The focus of practice this week By Jason Randall Indiana is the second Big Ten being one of the Panthers’ biggest has been resting up for the biggest Staff writer opponent in a row for the Panthers as The women’s indoor track and strengths, Craft hopes to exploit the meet of the season, and Craft said they battled 18th ranked field team looks to put forth its best weaknesses in Eastern Kentucky his team will gain more from the Eastern wrestling sustained a Northwestern in Evanston Thursday. effort of the year at the Ohio Valley and SEMO. rest than it would from a stressful tough loss Thursday night against The Hoosiers come to Charleston Conference Championships in “We have to perform well in the week of training. Northwestern in Evanston 30-8. ranked 22nd in the nation and boast a Lantz Fieldhouse this weekend, set field events,” Craft said. “I feel we can gain more by rest Winning Panthers include Jason strong squad up and down their line- to kickoff at 4 p.m. today. When evaluating his own team, than by putting a lot of pressure on Lawrence with an 18-3 technical fall up. Women’s head coach John Craft Craft sees a strong team with a few them right before the meet,” Craft and Mike Russow with an 8-3 minor “Anytime you’re ranked in the top knows this is the biggest meet of the weaknesses in the sprints. said. decision. 25 you have got some great athletes,” year for his squad and is confident “We have pretty good all-around In order to win the conference Head coach Ralph McCausland head coach Ralph McCausland said. that his athletes’ hard work will pay strength, but we’re a little weak in meet, Craft knows his team will said the meet was closer than the final “Indiana is no exception. They are an off for them this weekend. the 200, 400, and 800 (meter dash- have to pickup as many points as score would indicate. excellent team and are very strong all “We’ve been working hard all es),” Craft said. possible. “We lost a couple of close match- the way through.” semester,” Craft said. “I feel that we Craft, however, believes his “We’ve got to score as many es to guys ranked in the top 10,” McCausland said it was good for will perform well.” sprinters can rise to the occasion points as we can, anywhere we McCausland said. “The kids wrestled Eastern to compete against some of Craft feels that, on paper, Eastern and compete with anyone. can,” Craft said. “We’re looking for hard – Northwestern is just an excel- the nation’s top teams to wrap up the Kentucky, Southeast Missouri St., “On a particular day, we can put good performances out of the peo- lent team.” season. Middle Tennessee and his Panthers together a real good effort,” Craft Eastern will compete in its final will be the four teams battling it out said. “Everyone just has to go out See VERSATILITY Page 10A dual meet of the year as they host Indiana at 2 pm Sunday at Lantz. See CATS Page 10A MAGAZINE

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Extremities

Four students of the Eastern Theatre Department present most ‘intense, challenging’ play of college career

by gave rosen and dan ochwat. portray “the breaking point” in all of us that can happen when Staff writers pushed hard enough. In this case, a young woman is raped and breaks down to the Rape. It’s a real issue both on campus and in socie- point of overpowering her attacker for revenge, and her room- ty, and because of recent developments that may have hit mate’s attempt in counseling her – but worse events ensue. close to home for many Eastern students, Eastern’s This particular adaptation of the play will have a unique local twist.Though the original setting is New Jersey, this play takes place University Theatre will present William Mastrosimone’s in Charleston. Some of the characters even mention Wilb Walkers play,“Extremities.” and Osco. The characters also travel to Champaign and Chicago “The play deals with the violence of rape; it is a vio- regularly on weekends, just as many Eastern students do. lent act,” Director Adeniyi Coker said.“(The play) is very “We just wanted to bring it home,” Coker said. “In light of intense.” what has happened on campus recently and over the past years, “Extremities” starts at 8 p.m. Friday on the Mainstage of the people should see this to understand (rape) better,” Coker said. Doudna Fine Arts Center.The play is described in a press release to The idea for the play came about when theatre faculty mem- Extremities page 3b 2b friday. 0.00.1999 On the Verge of the Weekend the opposite sex

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by jessica sedgwick of his reputation as dances, Manfredo said. “The Verge editor one of the greatest songs are very emotional,” conductors of all Manfredo said. “Some are very time. They are excit- somber and serious.” Dr. Harry Begian, described ed about his visit.” Other sections include wed- as “one of the greatest band con- Begian has ding, festival and party songs. ductors of all time,” will return recorded more than “This is a real showcase for to Eastern after six years to join 60 albums with the the band,” Manfredo said. “All the EIU Symphonic Wind U of I Symphonic the sections are featured.” Ensemble for a night of musical Band, which has The other pieces that audi- tribute and wonder. been called “the ences can expect to hear Sunday The wind ensemble will be led most distinguished are “Light Cavalry Overture” by by this “legendary” director dur- and complete collec- Suppe, “Variations on The ing their first concert of the tion of recorded Carnival of Venice” arranged by semester at 3 p.m. on Sunday in band performances Reeves and “Where Never Lark the Dvorak Concert Hall. in existence.” or Eagle Flew” by James Curnow. Begian, a former band director Begian is a consult- “Variations on the Carnival of at the University of Illinois, has ing editor of the Venice” gives the ensemble a been active as a guest conductor Instrumentalist chance to show off its individual throughout the world since he Magazine and is a talent with solos from the clar- retired in 1984. During his tenure past-president of the inet, oboe, tuba, alto sax and at U of I, the U of I Symphonic American trumpet. In this piece there is Band received international Bandmasters also a percussion feature that acclaim as the premier concert Associations, which sounds like a duck being shot. band in the United States. Manfredo said is “the “We can’t get through a Joseph Manfredo, the wind highest honor award- rehearsal without laughing,” ensemble’s director, was a stu- ed to a band conduc- Manfredo said. dent of Begian’s. tor.” top right photo courtesy of Joseph Manfredo, photos courtesy of Lacey Buidosik Assistant percussion instruc- “It’s great to be back at “He’s real special,” The EIU Wind Ensemble rehearses for their spring concert with guest conductor Dr. Begian tor Peter Hussey will be per- Eastern,” Begian said. Manfredo said. “He’s (pictured top right). forming a popular ragtime xylo- “(Manfredo) is one of the best made a huge impact phone solo – his first solo piece students I’ve ever had.” on my career as a conductor.” Reed wrote the piece for Begian dance songs when he was a kid – with the wind ensemble. Manfredo said Begian’s visit is Of the five pieces the wind honoring his Armenian ethnicity he didn’t like them much, Begian The Symphonic Wind anticipated by many. ensemble will perform, Begian and his admiration for Begian. said. That is why he asked Reed Ensemble is a 50 member ensem- “A lot of the (students), will be conducting two – “The Begian said, “I asked (Reed) to to compose a new selectiont that ble. All positions on the ensem- whether in an all state band or an Golden Jubilee March” by John write a piece for me and the he could enjoy. ble are chosen through an indi- honor band, have played his work,” Philip Sousa and “Armenian Illinois band based on Armenian “Armenian Dances,” a dramat- vidual audition at the beginning said Eastern’s Director of Bands Dances” by Alfred Reed, which dance songs.” ic and stirring composition, is of each semester. Joseph Manfredo. “And they know was written in honor of Begian. Begian said he and his father comprised of five different sec- The Villa Grove High School used to dance to Armenian tions, either folk songs or Extremities from page 1b bers went on a retreat last sum- and emotionally of becoming a hyena to get into mer, to the home of former exhausting play I’ve character. He said it is visible if Eastern President and theatre ever done,” Reidy audience members watch close instructor David Jorns. said. “I’m crying enough. “We talked about putting on through the whole Almanza said he hopes the audi- shows relevant to the campus thing. You just have ence hates him in the play, but by and the community,” Coker said. to not let it drain the end understands and pities him. “We’ve already had one death over.” “He’s pretty mental; he’s very last year and we’ve had two or Coker said the dirty and vile” and probably has three more incidents this year.” play was difficult to problems in his past, Almanza Coker continued, “(Extremities) direct because he said about his character. dwells on the fact that rape is had to see it from a Meanwhile Morris had some nothing but violence. For someone woman’s perspective, advice for theatre goers, “Come to even think of rape, they would and he needed to prepared, knowing you are going have to be borderline psychotic,” rely on the female to go through an emotional roller the director said. cast members to coaster. You don’t know who to Coker said the play is better understand photo by Deanna McIntyre feel bad for and you just never extremely powerful. “Some the reaction. Jamie Bender and Randi Morris play the parts of the attempted rape victim’s roommates in the know what’s going to happen.” points brought me to tears.” The attempted Eastern Theatre Department’s production of “Extremities.” The production is rated R for Senior theatre major Katy rape victim’s room- adult material and language; Reidy plays Marjorie, the victim of mates are played by Jamie do and just pack it up and go to understand his role and find a admission is $8 for adults, $6 for an attempted rape. Reidy said it is Bender, sophomore music and home, but after this play I just look for him. faculty/staff and $3 for students. hard to get away from the part at theatre major, and Randi Morris, have to sit there,” Morris said. “It is probably the most diffi- The show starts at 8 p.m. on the end of the day because it is senior theatre and English major. 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Feb. 21 The Embassy free 384-9526 4b friday..2.19.1999 On the Verge of the Weekend Unity celebration exhibits ethnic gifts by alice hosty for the purpose of catering to Jordan sees the occasion as a Associate Verge editor the needs of African- Americans good way to develop unity among here on campus,” Zawadi coordi- African-Americans by showcasing Unique expressions of self, nator Lolita Jordan said. “It’s a lot the cultural items that have had an sound and soul will be show- of creative things that you can’t impact on society. cased in celebration of the unity find around Charleston, or any- “We except a nice turnout,” that ethnic products bring to where else.” Jordan said. “ This collective event African-Americans during the The featured vendors include shows that African-Americans do Zawadi Celebration Saturday. Afrocentrex Software, Primerica have our own things. We do have African-American exhibitors Financial Services, Sherrie’s something to offer the communi- and vendors will bring their Earrings N Things, Partylite ty.” imported items from 5 to 10 Candles, The Greek Boutique, The expo also will offer the p.m. to the Martin Luther King Jr. Mama Lo’s Ethnic Beauty supply, music of the EIU Unity Fellowship University Ballroom, featuring a Shelia’s Creations Plus, Mary Kay Choir, who will sing their inspira- performance from the EIU Unity Cosmetics, Bu Ya Sportswear tional songs to help spread the Fellowship Gospel Choir and and Afrikan Institutions word of the Gospel. Night N Day at 7 p.m. Bookstore. “(Gospel music) provided us photo courtesy of Lolita Jordan People will be able to walk The Zawadi Celebration, direction at a time when our peo- Lolita Jordan sells beauty supplies at last year’s Zawadi Celebration around and peruse the goods, which means “gifts to encourage ple were searching for guidance,” Hill said he thinks gospel music provide unity - for that is truly our ranging from jewelry and beauty creativity, achievement, self- said Perry Hill, president of the will enhance the event by uplifting strength,” Hill said. supplies to ceramics and artwork reliance and success,” has been choir. “Our performance at the everyone and spreading the word The festival is sponsored by the – all brought to Charleston from held at Eastern for several years expo will hopefully enhance the of the Lord. African-American Heritage around the world. as a way to commemorate Black knowledge that religion has played “I hope it helps strengthen the Committee. Admission is $1 with “The vendors are brought in History month. such a role in our history.” ties between follow brethren and a student ID and $3 for all others. Ensemble performs to the beat of unique drums people don’t realize that there A special highlight of the con- “(The vibraphone is) kind of performance of the piece by geneva white are literally thousands of percus- cert will be an appearance by unique because it’s the only per- “Ragtime Robin” by the Marimba Staff writer sion instruments, and we use a 1993 Eastern graduate Darren cussion instrument in the world Rag Band. The group, made up wide variety in our con- that was invented in the of five marimbas, will be accom- Have you ever wondered what certs.” United States,” Hussey said. panied by xylophone soloist a vibraphone sounds like? How Although the ensemble Another part of the Nena Lorenz from Sikeston, Mo. about an ashiko? will perform a couple of concert will feature a Past concerts have drawn The EIU Percussion Ensemble is orchestra pieces that have piece written by graduate about 200 to 300 people of all giving students the opportunity to been rearranged for percus- assistant Terrence Mayhue ages, Hussey said. hear these and other percussion sion instruments, Hussey for the World Percussion “We have schools that bring instruments at 7:30 p.m. Friday in said the focus of this con- Ensemble. The entire their entire bands to senior citi- the Dvorak Concert Hall. cert will be on “new percus- ensemble will perform the zens from around town,” he said. The concert, which is the sion music,” which is music piece with Mayhue. Hussey said attending the third of four concerts this year in written specifically for per- “It uses various drums concert could be a great oppor- honor of music professor Johnny cussion instruments. Hussey from all over the world, tunity to hear something differ- Lee Lane’s 25th season at said Lane went to the especially in South ent. Eastern, will be directed by Lane Percussive Arts Society America,” Hussey said. “We always try to make it a and music and percussion International Convention in Hussey said the instru- real fun time for audiences,” he instructor Peter Alan Hussey. Florida in order to find new ments that will be used said. “If they’ve never heard of a Made up of about 20 Eastern stu- music for the concert. for the World Percussion percussion ensemble before, dents, the ensemble will be per- “I think at this concert photo by Kevin McCarthy Ensemble piece will be the here is a chance to find out what forming all percussion music. we wanted to provide new Student percussionists practice to bring audi- ashiko, a large African it’s all about .” “(Percussion ensemble music) music for our audience and ences a taste of something different. drum, and the djembe, Admission to the concert is is very similar to an orchestra or our students (to) provide which is sometimes called $3 for adults and $2 for stu- band in that there’s a wide variety them some new performing Scorza, who will perform a a walking drum. dents, senior citizens and chil- of sound,” Hussey said. “I think experience,” Hussey said. vibraphone solo. Audiences will also hear a dren.

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sions will follow each group meeting. Students interested in CDS organization or a faculty/staff member. Candidates must have Officialnotices may call 581-2712 for more information. achieved senior status by March 5, 1999 (senior status requires Official notices are paid for by the Office of University Publications. —Mary Anne Hanner, CDS Acting Chair 90 hours or more). A student may receive the Outstanding Senior Questions concerning notices should be directed to the originator. Award only once. Please contact Cathy Engelkes, Room 200, MORRIS K. UDALL SCHOLARSHIPS. University Union, or call 3616, to request the necessary criteria for ATTENTION PRE-BUSINESS STUDENTS. The Udall scholarship is a national scholarship awarded to selection. Nominations must be received by the close of business Pre-business majors may now apply in Lumpkin Hall 112 for sophomores or juniors who are either interested in careers in envi- on Friday, March 5, 1999, in the Business Office. The winner will admission to the School of Business for Summer or Fall 1999, pro- ronmental public policy, OR are Native Americans or Alaska receive a plaque and that person’s name will appear on the viding they meet the following criteria: (1) 2.00 GPA at EIU with a Natives interested in careers in health care or tribal public policy. Outstanding Senior Award plaque located in the Bridge Lounge of cumulative GPA of at least 2.50, including all transfer work. (2) 60 Eligibility requirements : At least a B average and demonstrated the University Union. The recipient will be recognized for his/her Semester hours completed by the end of Spring Semester, 1999. interest in one of the above careers. Deadline: MARCH 1ST. achievements at a reception in his/her honor. The finalist for this (3) Enrolled in, or have completed, ACC 2150, AIS/COM 2810 Contact: Dr. Paul Switzer; 581-6951; [email protected]. award will also be recognized at this reception. with a grade of “C” or better. —Paul Switzer, Department of Biological Sciences —Shirley Stewart, Associate Vice President for Student Affairs —Frank L. Clark, Chair, School of Business EARLY CHILDHOOD, ELEMENTARY AND MILE ADVISEMENT. EC/ELE/MLE SCHOLARSHIPS. MIDTERM DEFICIENCY LETTERS. Students who have been assigned an advisor in the Fifteen scholarships are to be awarded to Early Childhood, In mid-March a letter will be sent to each student who is receiv- EC/ELE/MLE Department at Buzzard Hall should sign up for Elementary and Middle Level majors this spring. Most of the ing a D or F in one or more courses at midterm. The letter will be appointments with their advisors on sheets outside Buzzard 2220. scholarships will provide money to be issued in the fall of 1999. addressed to residence halls for on-campus students and to off- No telephone calls, please. Mr. Campbell and Mr. Coffey will begin The amounts range from $150 to $1,600. Five of the scholarships campus students at their local address. If a local address is not advisement February 22. Sign-up sheets for other advisors will be are designated to be awarded to residents of the following areas: available, the letter will be sent to the home address. Students posted March 3 (After registration bulletins are in the Daily Coles or Douglas County, Casey or the Cumberland High School who need to update a local address must submit the address Eastern News ); They will begin advisement Monday, March 8. District, Crawford County, and a graduate of Charleston High change in writing to the Housing Office no later than Monday, Students are to bring their portfolios when meeting with their advi- School. The criteria for each of the scholarships are listed on the March 8, 1999. sors. Portfolios are available in 2171 Buzzard for $8. Juniors and scholarship application form. The forms are located in the —Mary Kelm, Director, Academic Advising and Learning seniors should sign up early since they are the first to register. All Elementary Education Office, Buzzard Hall, Room 2171, and will Assistance Center upper division EC/ELE/MLE classes will be waitlisted. Please do be available beginning February 22. The deadline for submitting an inquiry with touchtone registration (581-6640) in early summer completed scholarship application forms is Wednesday, march 24, CDS ADVISEMENT AND INFORMATION. to verify summer and fall schedules. 1999. The Department of Communication Disorders and Sciences will —Carol Helwig, EC/ELE/MLE Chair —Carol Helwig, EC/ELE/MLE Chair hold a Career Information and Group Advisement Session on THURSDAY, March 4, 1999 in Room 201/202 of the Clinical SENIOR AWARD NOMINATIONS. ALTERNATE SECONDARY EDUCATION PROGRAM. Services Building. Freshman and Sophomore CDS majors and Nominees are being sought for the 1999 Union Board Students interested in the Alternate Secondary Education pre-majors and students interested in a CDS major should attend Outstanding Senior Award which acknowledges student leader- Program are invited to attend a meeting in Buzzard 2147 on the 5:30 p.m. group meeting. Junior and senior majors should ship through participation in co-curricular activities at Eastern and Tuesday 23, at 5 p.m. or Wednesday, February 24, at 3:30 p.m. attend the 6:30 p.m. group meeting. Individual advisement ses in the Charleston community. Students must be nominated by an —Audrey Edwards, Director, ASEP 8b friday.2.19.1999 On the Verge of the Weekend JoyDrop worth the pocket change

Thomas Payne was a times I’ve heard stories of ladies by thomas bestor student of musical getting out of traffic tickets basi- Staff writer composition and phi- cally because they were pretty. losophy, while the That always drives me nuts, In a time when so many new bassist Tom McKay because I know it’s something bands come along riding the got his experience that will never happen to me. same wave pioneered by a few performing and writ- And that’s the whole point of the distinguished bands, one finds it ing with various song. hard pressed to wade through all artists in the UK. Before anyone goes out and the “one-hit-wonders” and find a The best example buys this album – be sure to note decent album. A college student’s of this band’s diverse that this is not an aggressive rock budget doesn’t allow for too backgrounds is found album. Along with the hard rock many disappointing buys – and I in the song “Spiders.” elements, many soft and sweet am no different than the rest of It starts off with a songs fill this CD. Songs like you. That’s why I was glad to lis- mellow rock ballad “Strawberry Marigold” and “No ten to the first release of a new like one might hear One” express the pain of lost pop/rock band from Toronto on any Fiona Apple or love and heartbreak. called JoyDrop – an album split Veruca Salt album. It’s Which leads to my only nega- with party songs and emotional a catchy tune, one tive criticism of the CD – the ballads. that might get stuck way the songs are laid out puts I had never heard of JoyDrop in your head after just all the rockin’ songs in the first before listening to their debut a few times listening part of the album. While this is a album “Metasexual.” I heard the to it. By the time the great set up to play to your band sounded a bit like Garbage, song gest to the moods – the first half is good for and that made me curious to see refrain, the song parties, the second half for mel- if it was just another rip-off band builds up to a rockin’ lowing out or romantic back- or if JoyDrop had something new beat one can’t help ground –by the time the CD is to offer to the buying masses. but nod their head to. over the listener is almost put to And sure enough – it does. The guitar riffs in this sleep. Although the band formed in song and others, like The album was a little more Toronto, the members come the album opener balanced it would keep the atten- from completely different back- “Fizz” and “All Too tion of the listener longer. Over grounds.Tara Slone, lead singer, Well,” are driving and all, the album is worth saving up studied opera and theater for fun. The first time I photo courtesy of JoyDrop your pocket change for. more than 10 years. The drum- heard these songs I JoyDrop members from left t: Thomas Payne, Tony Rabalao, Tara Slone, Tom McKay. mer, Tony Rabalao, studied com- couldn’t help but “Metasexual” song “Beautiful,” the first verse laugh and get away with it too / position and jazz, and gained smile. JoyDrop opens with: “If I was beautiful like Like you do.” experience while playing in a Not only is their music Tommy Boy Records you, oh the things I would do / Not only are these lyrics inter- variety of different bands before thrilling, but the lyrics are well Those not so blessed would be esting, but millions can relate to joining JoyDrop. Guitar player developed and interesting. In the ★★★★ crying out murder / And I’d just them. I don’t know how many

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