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HE DAILY FRIDAY APRIL 21 2006
Eastem Illinois University, Charlestorz Mumps moves on Eastern
• Though it's not in Coles County, Eastern is prepared for cases of the mumps in the recent outbreak.
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Rumors ofa case of the mumps have been circulating on campus. Those mmors are false. "There have been no probable or confirmed cases of mumps in Coles County," said Michelle Mathews, communicable diseases coordinator at the Coles County ERIC HllTNfRIIliECWLYWlt:RNN!.\VS Healt:h Depamnem. Nick Scarpetta, a sophmo,. martcetiq major, advertiats Emerson Drtve bJ weariq a unlhrich Mlrd and pla,tq their muio wllile "1h.at doesn't mean students haven't come in with walkiac aroad cap11 Tlumclay aftemoon. concerns or questions about (mumps)," said Dr. Sheila Baker, medical director at Eastern's Health Service. Illinois has 110 reponed cases of the mumps, said Melanie Arnold, spokesperson for the Illinois Emerson Drive fits bill Department of Public Health. Of those cases, 55 have been confirmed, and 55 are probable. • Canadian band is + Doors open at 7 p.m. tonight at Lantz "The key thing is the av3.i.lability and Champaign and De Win counties each have one case within Eastern's Arena. the cosr," she said. of the mumps. Macon and Vermilion counties have twO +Tickets can still be purchased from 10 Emerson Drive and the opener cosr cases each.. Counties in northern and southern Illinois a.m. to 3 p.m. at the University Union about $15,000, which is within UB's price range UB says ticket office and In Lantz Arena starting have multiple counties with cases; Jo Daviess County al7 p.m. budgtt. has the most with 20 cases. Bv KRISTINA PrnRs +Tickets are $14 Cor students and $18 "We are getting them on the ground ''I'm sure the two ends will meet," Baker said. ACT I\ ill!~ REPORTER for the general public. floor (before they an: huge)," Brinker said about the bands. Eastern takes action Country band Emerson Drive, with Activities. UB's budget does not allow it to get Employees at Health Service are prepared for the hit songs like "I Should be Sleeping" and "They're a solid, up-and-coming bigger groups and because of that, bands outbreak, Baker said. Their Web site has recently been "Fall Into Me," will perform rooight: for band," said UB adviser Ceci Brinker. will go co universities that offer the most updated with information about the mumps, in an this year's spring concert sponsored by Emerson Drive is a new band to the money. said Brinker. attempt to inform students about the virus. the University Board. country scene making them not as well "The bigger the name the higher the "They put on a great show," said UB known as other groups, bur UB is not cost," she said. "The acts (at other uni If people have concerns about the mumps, they concert coordinator Mallory Taylor. too worried versities) might be a six-figure act." should call Health Service and make an appointment: The operung act for Emerson Drive "It's a little bit of a concem," she The University of illinois Url:>ana to come in, Baker said. It is important for people to will feature Ryan Shupe and The said."(Bur,) country acts have done well Champaign, for instance, does not have call first, so they can be brougbt into a private area, to Rubberband, who were recommended in the past." a set concert budget but rather a per avoid possibly infecting the rest of the waiting area. by an agency that UB works with. Many srudents would like to see more formance budget. Taylor and a few ochers saw popular groups at Eastern, bur Brinker SlE MUMPS PAGE7A Emerson Drive last year at the said that two things factor into why Sf[ EMERSON PAGE7A National Association for Campus Eastem cannot get bigger bands. Business faculty vote no confidence in chair
BY Astill"V RUlH AND EVAN Hilt no votes and 10 yes vores, according to a Jetter of the philosophy department, and Newton because it is a personnel matter, Loro said \ lAf f RCPORTERS sent ro the School ofBusiness faculty to report Keys, professor of the depanmem of history. Dean Hoadley declined to comment in an the results. Bylaw ll.B.d.7 of the Board of Trustees email, also citing ir wa.~ a personnel matter. The tenure and tenure-trade faculty of the The cwo-thirds majority is needed for the Regulation~ for Internal Governing Policies Marlow said she has not heard what the School of Business rook a vote of no confi person in question to be considered for requires fucuhy from other departments over administration's course of action will be. dence in an initial :.ccp to remove Jane removal by the president. see the voting ro keep the process objective Wayland has been the school chair for one Wayland from her posicion as the chair of the The results were also forwarded to Eastern and impartial. year. Her conduct as the associate chair had School of Business. President Lou Hencken; Blair Lord, provosr The bylaw also says the final decision to previously caused concerns among the fuculty. "There have been an accumulation of inci and vice president for academic affitirs; Diane remove a chairperson is left to the president. Marlow said. dents," between faculty and Wayland that Hoadley. dean of the School of Business; and Lord said he and Dean Hoadley have been "People are leaving and looking into other prompted the reason for the voce, said Nancy Wayland. discussing the situation. universities because the environment has Marlow, a professor in the: School of Busines.c;. An e-mail was sent by 10 professors of the "It needs to be resotved with a f.Ur amount become hostile," Marlow said. The vote, taken on April 5 and 6, managed school to the faculty members on April 3 to ofexpeditiousness,., he said. "We will continue The facuJty did not want to take the vote, a two-thirds majority required to pass a no explain the seatt ballot vote. 1ne voting ro work on this matter to seek a resolution." but rhougbt it was their last option, she said. confidence motion by just one vote, with 22 process was ovmeen by Jonelle DePetro, chair · The administration will not comment further Wayland could not be reached for conunem. PAGE 2A THII DA1LY EASTERN NEWS FRIDAY, APRIL 21. 2006 p 0 t e swing vote
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ONll LIJIT '\X'illiarns ~id. "If not1 I am sull ek-c:L Amanda Raz. also promL~cd ro s;ud Berger. "Her plans ~m more gning to go to comnuttee meetings, deal with the p.ukmg prohlem. like wishes, and e' eryonc: wants The day ahcr the StuJem still work fiJr studems and with Anderson said IW. planned on rhdr wish('s tO c Hllc t1 uc. Go~mment elections, candidates them an any level I can." going to rhe state and asking for Both parties thought thar the reaaed w the Swdcnt United Party Williams was coucerm.-d about money for parking and ~fi: ry issues. Greek vore ltnpacted the decoon. sweep with excitement and shock. the newly elected executive board Current student executive vice "l think the whole Greek thing "It's kind ofsurreal," said srudcnr and the direction mar they will take president, Andrew Berger said that really made it happen,'' sa!d body president elect, Sean the Student Govemmcnt pl:m was not feasible. Williams. <.~And I believe studenrs Anderson. "The whole parry put in Association. ''Unless the srare i.~ going to give are bt.'Coming a little apathetic ro so much work and we C31llpaigned "I don't see the passion in some of mtem sevcral million dollars, or studenr government, maybe this everywhere.. , them, hopefully they will prove me unless they find sevl!rnl million dol vote will make that change." Anderson defeated current stu wrong. " Williams said. lars sitting somewhere, the parking Sean Anderson agreed that the dent vice: presidl!llc for business Anderson disagreed. plan is noc feasible," said Berger. Greeks influenced the vote but also affairs Jillian Ruddy. "Every single person wanted it,'' Berger said he didn't believe Raz believe that SUP's organization and "I'm disappointed, bU[ I'm still Anderson said ...J chose people who fully understood her posicion, espe the fact that they had people from going tO try and do everything T were do-ers- we all want to work for cially as Student Action Team chair. RHA, the Association · for promised," said Ruddy. Ruddy plans the srudents." "'The Student aaion ream is public Iruemational Students and athletics to be appointed to senate nexr year. One 'V3:'f SUP plans to work for aB2irs, not parking committee," said on their party helped. "I want to make sure the organiza srudents is by addressing the park Berger. ill supposed to be the stu CoJe Rogers, srudent vice presi }AV Ca.uu:c!THE ()AJIY WTERN NEWS tion doesn't lose credibility," she said. ing issue on campus. Anderson dent voice in Illinois government." dent for student affiilis elect, said Sean bdtnon cites hit farewtU Ruddy's running mate Austen called parking the biggest issue fac "I think the students did them that he was prerty confident going speech to memlttn of the Student Williams has similar plans. ing srudents during the campaign selves a major disservice by eleaing into the elections results. Senate Wednesday alcht.
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The Student Giovc:rnnu:nl Association is looking for more volunrccrs for Panther Service Day this S:tturd.ly. Recognized Student Organiz:uions and srudc:nt volumec~ will do service projects around the: com· munhy. "\VIe've; got about one hundred volunte-ers, and six house; we're going to paint or do yard wot k for," said co
Prebif.foric Mound Builders EVAN HILLITH£. f.WlY ~1fRN NfWS exhabat stans Saturday Burpndo, played by Rpn Petemell, a sophomore theater arts major, rtada about tbe story of Aladdin to chataoten Domino and Dahlia, 1bc cxhibir "Art and Cultures of the Ancient played by Rich J&uilera, a freshman theater artl major, and Leslie McGinnis, a uadergrad theater arts major. "Aladdin" will be performed Mound Buildersn opens Saru.rclay at che Tacble Arts at 1 p.m. OD Friday, April21 and 2 p.m. on Saturday, April22. Center. Prehistoric Woodland and Mississippian cultun:s of che Ohio and Mississippi River Valleys will be highlighted through their art, and places che peoples Children scream for genie of the Embarras River basin in the larger context of the Mound Builders culture. • Eastern's theater tion of a $46 million renovation of the ~,. he said. "Blair was a tragedy, bur Mn 'Ibe exhibition, on display through July 2, revealS Doudna fine Ans center, which is the past there we looked for opportunity and now the complex and developed cultures prior to department looks and fururc home of the cheater ans depart we have an academic building that is state European settlers. forward to Doudna ment. of the arLn Artifacts from che ~~t-centtal illinois area not pre "We try ro do plays chat represent a wide Oercling said while the theater arts viously publidy exhibited will be on display. freeing its style. variety of genres and scyles," he said. "If department is looking foLWa.rd to having Respecting Native American perspectives in terms you look at the posters on che wall, we have new performance spaces char he believes will of che display ofsacred objeas will also be addressed, BY EvAN Hill done a tremendous variety. n "meet the needs of srudents and challenge as weU as che loss of historical context wich pilfered STAff Rfi'ORTl R In fact, Oertlingsaid he believed moving the faculty." anifacts. to the Village Theater wa.~ an improvement I11e department is picking play for rhe Ushers can kick out audience members ov~.:r the academic space in the former 2006-07 season ro mn at th Villagl! EIU Jazz plays at Roc's for loud behavior at a nomlal thcarcr per Doudna. Theatre. Eastern's chr<.'e jau combos will pl·rform on formance, but at th<: Village Theatre this "\~hen we mov<.'Cl, the charge made to ir is not commitri any Monday. April24, Cll7:30 p.m., at Roc's Black Front. week, rhaL kind of behavior was encour rhc chairs of che three fine arts dep-MUnent~ the2007-08 seaso use of 'fllc concat will feature new studem arrangement~ aged. was to provide instructional space as good over when the D Fine of "Alone Together" and "Stella by Starlight" and After five weeks of preparation. F~tem 01 beua than the old building." he said. wiU be ready. compusitions by Hcrhic Hancock. Sonny RoUins, studcnrs and faculty perfOrmed 'J\l.addin," "We went lx:yond, which we couldn't have lans of what to h the anJ Kenny Oorham. There is no charge lor admis a children's panicipation pby wrirtco by done without the supporr of the clean." Vrllage Theatn~ after Doudna mplcte sion. Moses Goldberg, for Crestwood Fonunatdy. t.hc fine .ms departments
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Editor 10 chtf'f KYLE MA\'HUCH Managtng cdttor, AMY SIMPsoN Nc-.vs cdttor; S.uwt WHITNEY Onhne edttOl NORA MABERJn' DBIIIcOpal.c• FRIDAY, ArRIL 21, 2006
EDITORIAL EDITORIAL CARTOON BY DAVID THILL Dining Dollars offer no free lunch Careful cost planning should be students' job
The Dining Dollars portion of Eastern's meal plan does not serve studems as ir ~hould. The ~olurion ro this issue lies with both the administration and the srudents themsdves. As it stands, Dining Dollars, which can be purchased with a meal plan or in $20 increments, are neither rolled over nor refunded at the end of the academic year. Western Illinois Universiry, Nonhero Illinois University and Southern lllinois University ar Edwardsville aU have systems that allow students to usc !heir meal plans more COMMENTARY efficicn tly. Western's plan allows student:; to deduct from a lump sum, rather than a combination of meals and a separate The day the music killed dollar amount, for food in dining centers. The overhead cost of cheir meals is taken otT before purchase, so stu Walking and chewing gum ac the same power. Ten minutes on Google found rhar dents ~cn!ially pay wholesale price..~. Dining money can rime should prob.1bly he the limit. the sruc.Jy ~ugg~ting that (which got a lor of also be used in university vending machines and laundry Yet another sciemific study hn th~ news media attention in the earlv 90s) was aau faolines. Unused money is refunded at rhe end of each ~terday proving that di:itra((ed drivmg. in ally relatively minor and subsequently year. all its forms (cell phont'S, eating. loud debunked. Bur the rumor remains because Nonhero·~ plan is stmibr in that ir allows students to use allotted money for items other than dining center music) causes the Luge majority of ar h is suc.h a pleasam fiction. \'tmncgut food, but moner h allotted wcddy and is not reim wreCks. "But why do we, as a would be proud. bursed. Eighty percent of wrecks and 6G percent If rhe worst that could happen was lost Southern's plan abo allow) ~tudcnts to pay approxi of ncar-wrecks happened within thrtt sec.. generation, continue to produa.Jvity, I guess I could he accused of mately 40 percent of the normal cost of food because it onds of a driver being dim:taion, said the making too big a deal our of this. But the subrrac~ overhead cosr. dilute ourselves and our Eastern's Dining Dollars are not rolled over from study rdeascd by c.he NauonaJ Highway latest estimates say cell phone drivers kill spring co fall because of the "cushion" that is built inro Traffic Safery Administration and the minds? Because no one 2,600 people a year. rhe meal count portion of the plan. Virginia Tech Transportation. But why do we, as a generation, contin University Dining Director Jody Horn said this cush The problem, C:S(>!-"CiaJiy prt.-valcnr in wiD tell us not to." ue ro dilute ourselves and our minds? ion is provided because the university knows srudenrs chose of us who an: college-aged. goo far Because no one will tell u.~ nor to. don't eat all of their meals. If Eastern were co adopt a beyond dnvmg. In all areas ofour lives, we The older generations, the ones who plan similar co the schools menrioned above, she said it He told 1iTM magazine l:tSt month char fed like we need to be continuously enter~ should be telling ~ how to and not ro would also have to transition into a more rigid "a Ia his extensive researt:h sho~ that people of rained (as that's what most distractions are). behave, are roo scared ofseeming uncool to can:e" type system. all ages lose productivity as they multirask. She also said Eastern would have to charge more than The idea was recently floarod to ban demand (or at least strongly suggest) thar The more ~ you are doing. the mon: it currencly does for food. Bur rhe increase in exchange music from Tk Daily Eastmt Nnus' news iPoc.Js be tumt:d off during srudy sessions ~ that take up your attention, the lo;s for a more widely u.~ble meal plan system could be room at night while the staff lays out the and laptop5 be pur away during classes. worth it to students. productive you are. In fact, Meyer said, try pages and copy editing scorio. Perhap5 they fear that they just don't Eastern's "use it or lose it• principle is costing srudenrs ing to do rwo thi~ at once inevitably ends The rcponse was a near-universal n:but truly understand .O•. Whoever: you are, in the long run. The administration should seriously con up with the tasks taking mon: than twice as r.al that people our age work better with adult or college srudem (or younger), I give sider adopting methods like other schools in the state to long as they would take to do individually. help students get the most for their money. music. this humble suggestion- pay aru:nrion or Meyer is a guy who is paid to know these In rum, students should plan ahead accordingly as to No, you don't. don't whine when your car insuran~ goes ~ as are the folks ar the National not waste their money on lost meals and Dining Dollars. AlmOSt nobody does. At leasr so says up. And try not to die. Traffic Safety Adminisaarion. David E. Meyer, di«etor of the Brain. There is a persistent rumor that srudit'S Cognition and Action laboratory at the Mayhugh. a smior journJZiism major. (lln showed listening to Mozart inaeases brain- University of Michigan. b~ rrach~d at DENtic@gmailcom. Food Coort tastern 1111no1s Un1vers1ty 372 ERIN YOUR TURN: LEITERS TO THE EDITOR ------~-----~------opinion published in this spot. have an equal chance of filling dUs space Apr20'06 06:17PM Gst 0 IT COULD BE YOUR TURN. IF YOU DECIDE TO TAKE ONE Th~ DEN prefers to subsicli.zed the mar- on a d1ily basis. Your input is necessary for ------ketplace of ideas with edirorials. which are the successful function of this page and 1.25 ro the left. and collllnll.h which run abov<' The length ofthis space is the length of this newspaper. this sccrion. one page double-spaced. You know from Also welcome are your ideas for articles 1.25 X Our goo! is ro make the Opinions page homework aperien~ how long that and ~-ut'S you would like to see ni the a respectful and accurare exchange of opin ~ ro come up with. DEN. While the modem media is often SUbtotal 1.25 ions that benefit the Eastern community. 7k Daily F.Astm1 Nttvs ~rs to the critici7.cd for i~ bias and refusal to rqx>n Pay~ent 1.25 All views are welcomed, bur will be subject Editor section is here at your disposal. on certain subjects thoroughly, we aim to to editorial discmion prior to publication. Just like the guidelines that run below dispel this belief with thorough coverage Thari
LmatS to nR fDI10il The o.ay E.-m News aocepU 1eaer110 the .c~~or eddr-.lne 1oce1. ata~e, naaonat ancs lnlemlltionll --· They lhoulcl be .... tMn 2110 _.. and inc:lude the .ulhore' RIIM. ~ I1UII1bef' and ~ . ~ thoUd lndble their~ in ec:hool and INijor, FICUI)'. llllrinliiJdon and lllllrlhould lndlalla their polillan end depel1met II. l.u.r. wlloM .ulhore C8MOI be -"llclwll nol be prlneed. We - lie ligiiC ID edit ...._ for ltngd\ I.8IIM-. C811 be MniiO The Deily E.-n HMits II 1111 Tlx eJitwiAJ is tk majmty opinWn of ..._...... Chll1eiiDn ll811120, faud 10 217-581-m:l. ot ..meled 10 Dahl •• • - TIN DaiJy E4stmJ News editorial board FRIDAY. APRIL 21 , 2006 TH.E DAILY EASTERN NBWS PAGE 5A Student soloist featured in orchestra concert • Chris Dickey Eastern Mixed Choir, the Oratorio Sodety and students fmm balances two Charbron Middle School Chorus passions in life - at 'i p.m., April 23 in the McAfee Auditorium. gnomes and music. La.-;t October, Dickey gave a lec ture at the 2005 Nation.U Wind BY CaYSTAL Ruo Ensemble in St. Louis. Dickey said swrw~mR thar he ;o,ubmitted a proposal his sophomore year to be selected. Chris Dickey, a junior music edu "Basically I played a conccno and cation major, likes ro collect gnomes talked to the audience about the when he's nor playing his euphoni· composer in between sections of the um. piece," said Dickey. At last count, he had just bought He said that the performance his fiftieth lawn gnome. acted as a rc:sean:h project because It started his senior year in high he talked about ten minutes rhen school when his friend Julie bought playt:d some music. him hL~ first gnome. At the end of May, Diclu.'}' will be Dickey's other passion in life is his performing with the 2006 Narional music. He is the principal euphoni Wind Ensemble in New York City's um in the Wmd Ensemble, drum Carnegie Hall. maJor for the Panther Marching Dickey found our about the Band, tuba player in the Eastern ~nscmble through his band director. Symphony Orchestra, and a mem ''1 had to record seven to 10 min ber of the pep band. utes of solo music as an audition to Dickey is a featured soloist in the mail to New York," Dickey said. Eastern Symphony Orchestra's From there the top p<.-ople in the )AY CUal ECIIH£ ~y EAS11:JW NlW> Sunday performance of Carmina nation will be chosen for the evtnr Cllril Dickey, a juaior musio eduoatioa major, praotiota plarfac the tapboaim oa Thuraclay 110n1iac bt lcAfte Burana, a collection of secuJar, in May. Gymusilm. Dioll., will bt ftatared ia a cotctrt this ...lltnd at Mc:Afu. sacred and semi-sacred songs writ Preparation will involve five dayll ten by French and German poets. of rehearsals and ma'\ter cla~-;es in euphonium performance. He even aans. Burana are $10 general admission, The conccn will be one of the New York before the ensemble takes W.Uiy wants to be a college professor Sunday's concert will also feature $8 for seniors and $5 for youth 17 largest musical undettaki~ of the the stage. who reaches euphonjum and tuba. other guest soloists. and Wldcr. For ticket informacion music depanmc:nt's season as the Afier graduation Dickey is inrer He also likes to create solo Tickets for the Eastern Symphony any interested may call the orchestra will be joined by the ested in anending grad school for instructional COs for young musi- Occhc:str.U perfum'lancc of Carmina Deparmlent of Music at 581-3010.
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Recent poll nwnbers show Blagojevich and Eastern lllinois paraphernalia to a Chic$l cro residents Topinka runnmg about c:va\, "He's already desperare," Students can experience sky div 1V and DVD player. ~ · said Topinka's lieutenant governor running mace, ing today at the campus pond. "The futuristic mind games is Univasity Boani has booked a really preLty cool," said DuPageCountyState'sAttorneyjoeBirken. sue over chemical traveling sky diving simulator as Kwiarkowski. "We saw it done at a ~death~ commutation parr of its annual Extreme Spring national convention." hOlds .. clesPite new trial, COII'I S1JS Fling. futuristic mind games involve in ground water "lr gives die litudents a chance to using brain waves that the mind SPRINGAELD-A man who.<;e death sentence feel what it's like to sky dive," said generates to move a ball across the CHICAGO - A lawsuit was filed Thursday in U.S. was commuted by then-Gov. George Ryan can never Tony Kwiatkowski, a member of table against an opponent. District Court alleging that wdls serving several dozen be sentenced to die again despite getting a new trial, the University Board. "Bur in a s.1fe, In addition srudents will have a f.unilies have been contaminated by the carcinogen the Supreme Coun ruled Thursday. enclosed environment." chance to win other giveaways such vinyl chloride that leaked fiom a now-dosed DuPage Richard Morris' 1995 conviction for murder, vehicu lt is the only simulator to travd a' T-shircs and cups. County landfill. the coumry. All activities available are free to lar hijacking and aggravated kidnapping was on appeal The lamuit was fik.J agaim1 the DuPage County Spring Fling. which takes place Eastern students. Forest Preserve as owners of the landfill and BFI Wasre when Ryan cleared Illinois' death row in January 2003. from 1-5 p.m., is full of a1.:tivities, Free food will also be servt:d, Systems of North America Inc., which operated the The Supreme Coun later grnntcd Morris a new trial including fururistic mind games, including hot dogs, hamburger;, land.fiiJ in Hanover Park. It seeks compensation for the becluse he had an ineffective lawyer. bingo, a photo booth and a chance nachos and snow cones. co~t ofa new-,v:nc:r supply and property damage due w Morris argued that when Ry.m pardoned four death for studentS to record their own CD UB cq>C'-lS that the event will the contamination. The lawswt also seeks pwutive row inmarcs and commmed the sentc.nccs of 167 oth and video. have a turnout of somewhere damage . ers, induding Morns', he was granted a parnal pardon The bingo and futurisnc mmd between GOO and 2000 stu&nts. The plamnffi in the lawsmt. Tyanna and JdfCannara that precluded capital pumshment in the future. l11e of West Oucago, say the grow1d water beneath their state couta1dcd the clemency e>.'tenck-d only to tht· sen home, wluch they usc for drinlcing, cooking and renee Morris was under at the time. bathing. i~ conraminared hy the carcinogen vin)1 chlo Emerson Dri\ c Concert ride. They are asking the coun w ueu the lawsuil as a Madigan sues New Jersey firm over dass aL"tion on behalf of at lc:&1 80 other families they cell record sales, alleges fraud hidlt). Apri] 2 1st believe to be affected by the contamination. Hpm SPRINGFIELD - Auomcy General Li~a Madigan Lunl7 Arena has sued a New Jersq company, alleging that it:> own ~vich ads use Topinka's words against her in TV commercial ers used fraud to obtain Illinois consumers' celJ phone records. CHICAGO - Gov. Rod Blagojevich is using srare Movies Madigan filed the lawsuit in Springfield Wednesday Treasurer Judy Baar 'lopinka's words against her in 1V against Advanced R:search Inc., company prnident Fun wi th Dick & Jane commercials that started airing Thursday. an early Rolf Michael Martin, vice president Bruce T. Martin salvo in the campaign for an election that's still more and Oregon-based ARI-Advanced Research U.C. Saturday, April 22nd rhan six months away. The lawsuit alleges that the Martins and their Spm & 8 pm The ads high.lighrTopinka's opposition to an assault employees obtained consumers' records by misrepre senting themselves as cell phone account holders. Ruzzard Auditorium weapons ban and a dollar-an-hour increase in the min- Hours: Mon.-Thurs.: 10:00 a.m. - 1:30 a.m.; Fri. & Sat.:1 0:00 a.m. -2:30a.m .; Sunday: 11 :OOa.m . -11:30 p.m. Choose From List ONLY $6.99 aach: 1) 1 lillrg&t1 Yopplng ('lllln or OIIJI•• er-a) •> BrudSddcs a Chusatlcks CHARLESTON. 3) Chickenstrips a Brudsdcks 4H W. LINCOLN AVE. 4) Wings a a ftoz of Coca-cola 5) 511111111 Topping a Brudsllcks 34&-agag 6) Small1 Topping a ._.Ooz 7) 1 Mal.. m • Topping DI!LIWRV AND CARRVOUT ether offer or d1scount Customer taxes Must be a student of EIU FRIDAY, APRIL 21, 2006 ------THE DAILY EASTERN------NEWS PA G£ 7A MUMPS: Fast facts EMERSON: Effects of mumps CoNTINUID I .:0.~ P.\Gl: lA a child, mumps is not a threat, • Symptoms of the mumps include: fever, As big Outbreak closes stomach ache, lack of appetite, swelling of Tomshack. said. But if a college-age srudenr salivary glands. body aches. becomes infected, it could become compli Eastern past acts in on Charleston cated. • Do not just come Into Health SeMce The mumps can develop into meningitis, were well-known Health Service has protein culrure kits and without an appolntmenl Call ahead and characterized by inflammation of the tissue tests to determine whether or not a person make an appointment at 581-2727. that surrounds the brain or spinal cord, or has the mumps. encephalitis, inflammation ofthe brain. Both "Last year (UIUC) had over $3.5 million "It is possible that we will have a case, or • Students can visit of these diseases' symptoms include in performance fees," said Kevin Ullescad, cases, of mwnps on this campus," Baker said. http://ww'JN.elu.edu/-healthlmedcliniclhealth headache, neck pain, nausea and fevc::r. director of UIUC Assembly Hall. focus.htm for more Information about the The virus can also cause i.nfutiliry in men, fees concerts mumps. The performance covered and Definition of mumps miscarriages, deafness, and infect women's other acts that induded circuses, Sesame The mumps is a virus that affects salivary ovaries and breasts, Tomshack said. Street Live and musicals. glands. It is called mumps because those cinatioo &cility should be able to provide an "If you're getting sicker, and not getting As for availability. UB only gets a limited glands typically swell, usually just on one MMR. better, you need to see your doetor," she said. number of days to hold concerts at Lantz side, but it can happen on both, said "Don't just take it lightly." Arena. Ramona Tomshack, an infection control How mumps spreads "We only get three or four main concrrt practitioner at Sara Bush Lincoln Health The mumps vi.rus is m saliva and respira Take the next step dates," Brinker said. Center. tory secretions. It is transferred through sali If an Eastern student does contract the She also said that Lantz Arena cannot She compared mumps to a bad version of va, Tomshack said. mumps, Health Service and housing facilities accommodate the amount of equipment a the common cold, and usually. the mumps "Don't be sharing spit - however you have worked om a plan. major artist uses 111 a show. last approximately a week. choose to do that,'1 she aid. In the event of an ombrc::ak, Students However, somt students think that Eastern "It's not som<:thing you r(:ally get rid of," Thar includes spreading germs rrom would be norified and warned to watch for has booked more well-known groups in the Tomshack., said. UYou ju.-r sort of tough it coughing or sneezing withom washing one'~ ~ymproms . past and should continue. our. hands, sharing drinks or ~haring earing uren The ideal ~ituation would be that the "Eastern has pro~c.:d that rhcy can get bigger sik infected swdcnt would go home, since it acts," said Kaleigh McRoberts, a freshman Causes of mumps l'he mumps have an incubation period, is near the end of the semester, Baker s.tid. undecided major. "Tht-y got Ycllow Card .llld Mumps can be prevented with a measles, 'lomshack. said. If that sLUdem's rerurn home would put Something Corporate.'' mumps nnJ 1 ubella V".tc.cioation. Usually, the A person who Ius the mwnps is conta another per..on in danger, like a pregnant McRohcrts has s<:-.:n other groups at Eastern MMR v-accinarion is .Jdmini.,tercd as a child gious for three-to-five days before they even woman, grandparent, or person wilh cancer, that include Guster and Everdu.r.. or toddler. 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Bynum has without any more injuries," Bellantoni completed 17 of her 27 starts, while throwing said. six shutouts in the process. Both sides ofth e ball will not use a vanil "Anytime anyone has a lot of st:iikeouts, you la system as Hu.)ton said, the no-huddle have ro take advan13ge of thesuikes she throws," offense will be implemented, and Schuette said. ''Any pirch thar's in the power Bellantoni stated the normal blia.ing pack driving zone we have to take advantage o£'' ages are fair game. Junior outfielder Katy Sreele said that is almost "We want ro evaluate every player in a easier to hit pitchers who throw f3.srer than pitch game-type siruation, so I anticipate a com ers who tdy more on off-speed pitches. petitive exciting game," Hutson said "'The hanier they throw, the fanher the ball Eastern enters the game with last season's wiU go once we make contact," she said. "They starting quarcerback Mike Donaro as the supply the power." leading signal caller on the depth chan. Steele also said timing plays a faetor when The junior Broadview na1M used last sea· facing a pitcher who throws hard, with a bitter's sons spring game to secure an opporrunity for timing more at ease with a faster pircber than a the stam:rs role last till. Ona givm the slower pitcher. chance. Donato led the Panthers to nine wins Street's numbers are almOSt as impressive as and EasLems fin.~ p!.aycff visit in three seasons. her counterpart, with an 11 -2 record. 1.85 "We wmt t:vcrybody> including the ql.l3lW' ERA and three complete games, but only 28 backs, to oonrinuc: to do the basics wdl while: strikeouts. not making mistakes that will lead to The Golden Eagles have won ten straight turnovers," liUtson said. conference games, wirh their last conference The competition among the team lio. in loss coming on March 25 to Eastern Kentucky. the two-deep traveling roster along with Schuette said the main focus for the wc:ek the 90-man limit that they can have by the end series is to focus solely on her team and sr.art of next season. not think about what is going on around the "We got guys trying to eitha make the conference. team in general or possibly earn playing "We haven't been playing up to our expecta time as a backup at cenain positions," Sealor thinl basetaa Racbel bros watcltes 11 Mnlor pHohtr llllleJ Coadoa fitltlt tfM b1ll1ttd tions." she said. 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TrH.. u Easurn Illinois Univ~rsity, Charleston MEN'S BASKETBALL FOOTBALL Panthers sign duo of impact players BY MArntfW STfVlNS \PORT<; REPORTlR E:tsfcm added a pair of perimcrer threats including a nickname to its recruiting class Thursday. Pam.hers head coach Mike MiUer announced the signing of guards Romain Manin and Jontee "Bam" Wtllhite for the 2006-2007 season. ''Both of these guards have the ability to come in and contribute right away," said MiiJeL "We now have players t.hat tit our system and wiU make us a srrong team." Martin comes to Charleston from Minneapolis North High School, where the 6-foot-3 outside shooter j OHN B.AUiYJnlE OO.Y WTII!N NS\'5 averaged 18.6 points per game while Senior llnebaoker Clint Selltr• make• 1 bit durinc praotlce April 12 at O'Brien Stacllam, where the Pantlltrs will play their spriftl pme at 10 a.na Sat1rday. leading his team to a 19-10 record his ~nior season. "We were very fortunate that he was available to us in the spring," Spring game lacks Eastern stars Miller said. «We had been rracki.ng him aU summer, and he was }Ugh on At least six of the key guys next year that's for the offcruive Staff is leaning toward our evaluations." sure," Eastern defensive coordina Spriftc Football6aane having each of the four quarter Manin made the decision before starters out tor Roc Bellantoni said. • When: Saturday at 10 a.m. backs wear or.mge jerseys and hav his senior year to not sign a National At least six players are being held ing the ddCnse not touch them. • Where: O'Brien Stadium letter of Intent with a school until with injuries out of the game due to recovering "We are going to talk about afro the season was over. Acx:ording offseason surgeries or nagging whether or not our quarterbacks to his high school coach, Brett BY MAnHEW SnvE~ injuries that haY~.: occurred during will be live but I think we're going Mcl\'eaJ, it was that choice that led SPOIUS RfPORTfR the spring workouts. &om participating. have them in the orange jerseys," bigger programs to look elsewhere "I'll be honest by saying Twant to "Our running back depth has HutSOn said. "I think they got impatient with The: intrigue with the culmina come ouc of it healthy," Bellantoni lx..oen tested but the guys that have The OVCbest Panther dcferuc him, but he didn't think it was fair to tion of spring practice may not be said. "That is by far the most played have benefited &om the has been hit with the injury bug as us for him to be thinking about sign who improved, but who survived. important thing.'' extra~·" Eastern offensive coor the fOur starters will sic out this week ing with a college until he was done Eastern will begin its defense of On the offensive side of the ball. a dinaror Mark Hutson said. end include cornerback Ben Brown playing," McNeal said. "They dosed the Ohio Valley Conference tide pair ofrunning backs will not suit up. The team will be split in half (stab wound), ddensive end Pierre the door on him, and he was thrilled with the annual spring game Senior tailback Ymcent Webb is between "Blue" and "White'' Walters (pulled hamstring), safay to hear Eastern was still interested" Sarurday beginning at 10 a.m. But out due to his ongoing recovery squads Friday afternoon during a Tristan Bwge (pull«! hamstring) and In his senior season, Martin played they will be without several from offseason foot surgery while draft conducted by the coaches at comoback Terrance Sanders (knee). du~ different positions, and there rerurning starters. junior tailback/fullback Norris O'Brien Stadium. fore Miller is hoping he brow the "This game will be without some Smith's kn~ injury will keep him Hurson confirmed 1 hursday that ~R SPRING P.AGl 9A versatirility that he has been looking for in his program. "He can play anywhere on the perimeter for you guys," McNeal said. "His shooting primarily makes him a great shooting guard but his Conference leaders come to Eastern quickness and quiet leadership allows for him to play the point as BvM"n DANia.s Governors ar ninth-place Tennessee need to keep the runs down," WEEIEJID SERIES well." SPORT~ ID110R State this weekend, the Panthers Schuette said. Willhite will look to put on a control their own destiny. In order to do that, Schuette said show for the Lanrz. Arena crowd The fight for the sixth and final "I'm not going to lie, we look at the defense needs to come through &om the opening tip. spot in the Ohio Valley Conference it," said Eastern head coach Kim and the team needs to have a laid "Coach Miller is getting a high tournament doesn't get any easier Schuette about what happens back approach. te ...... flying, high scoring, explosive ath for Ea.ttern this weekend. around the confemtce. "We have to get pumped up, but Teo• @ lete," said Triton Collc.-ge head coach After losing cwo games at Bur, it will have to overcome a with a relaxed attitude about it," us. n. 1'>·21 Steve Chrisri~n. "He will make Southeasr Missouri luesday, the Tech team loaded with talent to she said. "I think it's definitely on plays next year that will make you Panthers (27-19-1, 9-8 OVC) face keep Austin Pcay m seventh place. our side to be playing at home. 1 guy:> go 'how did he do that?"' league-leading Tennessee Tech this 1TU (38-13. 15-3) not only don't know ifit's a disadY.Illtage for Willhite got the nickname of weekend ac Williams field in a boasts six staners hitting above (fech). I think our team plays nice .. Bam" ar the age of three when he series crucial to the team's postsea .300, they also have the OVC's best and I~ and are so excited to be in got a plastic bat and started hitting son hopes. pitching pair with junior Bonnie front of our own fans." evuything with it, similar to the With Austin Peay trailing Bynum and sophomore Sarah Bynum, the most valuable player Eastern in the stan~ by two Street. in last year's OVC tournament after games for sixth place aod the Lady "They're just a solid team and ·we going 3-0, posts a 22-8 record with su LEADERS 1'.-\CoE 11A ------' Review adult entertainment world. Events in Stevenson Hall ...... Page 38 Asian Heritage Month ...... Page .4S We review a dirty, little continues with a "Dance, sunken treasure from the Dance Revolution" ee end Round·Up THE GHLHXIE (~1 ~ W. liDCOLD HUE.) 22So!urday - A Toste of Coles County, over 20 bonds with "lucky Boys Confusion• headlining at 10 45 p.m M.Js1c starts ot 11 a.m doors open at 9 a m. $15 cover at the door or at Positively 4th Street Records 23Sunday - A Taste of Coles County cont'd feotu11ng "Fortymmusone Blue Capilal, N 9th and Cleveland" and K\NENCH" Mus1c starts at noon $ 15 cover at the door fRIEnos 6Co. 21Friday - •Frank Mustgo, • 10 p m. $3 cover 22Saturday - "College Comedy Review," 10 p.m. $3 cover mRc's UPTOWHER 21 Friday - HGreen fv\ountoin Grass" and "Cool Train,· 10 p.m. $5 CCNer 22SalJRbt- "Spore Ports, • 10 p.m. $5 a:Nef 23Swdcrf- k.ousttc Nid'tt feo. turing Caleb Cook, 8 p.m. No COI'If Roc's Ita f111r 24t.talebt- ·ru Jazz Combos" Final perloononce, 7:30 p.m. No a:Nef When the dorms are empty, Charleston shops slow In sales ly Irian Gortlon. city a different feeling, said f\/la.p John 1¥lrt. VE.*E REm~llff "Ws tranquil, • l¥lrt said "Ws definitely a lot quielef." JftCKSOD HUEDUE Kathy Childress, of the Office of Pkmning and lnstiMional As many students pocked their belongings and headed home Sludies, said 12, 129 students attended Eoslern in the foil 2005 for the Easter weekend, the bore campus ond emply parking lots semesler and 11 ,414 students attended this semester. On¥ COffEE gave those who stayed a glimpse of a Chorieslon summer. 4,142 students attended summer closses at Eastern lost summer. Abandoned luggage carts were resting outside of Andre~NS Hall ln~rl said there are still quite a few people in lawn, but the 22Saturday - "Them Damn with a sense of worthlessness because its function was already uti Charleston Police and Fire departments ore less busy, however, Kids" with opening act "Zech lized. the Charleston Public Works is busier because they ore working Dallas," 8 p.m. No cover Thomas Dining Center 'MJS far from maximum capacity when on a lot of construction. 6 less than 120 people dinned there lost Friday. The summer months when students leave Charleston gives the QN_ v . QF_TI:IE ArRIL !I 2006 THE ERGE WEEKEND The good, ba and obnoxiouss ummer fashion POLIPERSPECT MOHR MISCHIEF BY M~rr Pou A~SOOAn Vrr~c R BY Hom M ona VERGE EorroR Are they shorts or pants? What the hell are those Fat girls should not wear tube tops. Fat guy:; things guys wear? I thmk if you don't know should not wear wife-beaters. Not everyone can whether you're wearing shorts or pants, you look good in everything. sbouldn 't wear them at all Students here at Eastern need to know what type Summer fashion bas become much more simple of clothing accentuates their body types. ,Anyone these days. For guys, t-shirts or no shirts is our can pull off the latest spring and summer fashion style. Sports jerseys are always in, no matter what trends if they shop smart and for their own body, season it is. not the body of a best friend or the supcrmodel in Shorts are key for a guy's summer wardrobe. a catalog. Cargo shorts are still in after about seven or so f don't understand why a girl would want to years of circulation. When it comes to shorts, show skin in a bikini if her belly is hanging over keep it simple. There's no need for shorts with all the bottoms. Try a one-piece made to minimize the bells and whistles - it becomes too complicat the middle region. ed. Shorts are the easiest clothing to wear; you I don•t understand why a guy would wear shorts slip them on and off, end of story. that cut off above his knee. Guys Jook damn fine I get confused when a family member gets me a in basketball shorts (NBA length) and khaki pair of these shorts for my birthday. There's a ton cargo shorts (past the knee). of zippers, drawstrings and pockets. 1 can't even Capris look hot on any size-shaped girl: however, figure out how to get out of them to go to the eapris look silly on guys. You can go on all you bathroom. Trash 'em- you don't need 'em. want on bow ifs an "urban thing:• Say what you I fmd those board shorts. or surfer shorts, whatev say, guys in capris aren't metrosexual. the only er the bell they are called. come in handy for a ones who can pull them off are homosexual. good summer's night dip. And they dry fairly On a random note, big sunglasses really bug me. quickly so they can be worn as shorts all day. I'm all about semi-big sunglasses, but when Sandals are a must during summer weather. Flip you're wearing lenses that take up your whole flops work well, or a good pair of Birks. (If face ... well that's just ridiculous. No one, not even you're active like me. however, Birkenstock san J-Lo needs them that big. dals won't last you more than a summer.) I'm not a fan of feet; they gross me out. I am, Remember gentlemen, when donning summer however. a fan of flip-flops, as everyone hould apparel keep it simple. And put on the sun block: be. So if I must sec your feet. remember to wash skin cancer is not attractive. between the toes ami trim those nails. 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And these are the stereotypes thor I will be taking questrons from the rela!1onshrp Adnenne lopez and other members of mpo1red roman! cally challenged ana sexually the As1an Amencon Assoc1ol1on hope mqu1sil ve and oHenng my adVIce wh1ch I have o extmgUish. been glvmg to my fnends !for free) for years People think that As1ons ore the ll's a 91ft really, and I'm here to shore the wealth. ones thai stay home every n1gh1 domg I wont to estobl1sh some credibility w11h my new err homework and they never go aud1ence by f1rst soytng that In my three years on ut, ~ Lopez so1d, the current president th1s campus I hove token qu1te on 1n!erest m the of AAA. ·we ore not all hermits We JAY CttABI(C,QNMVI:RGl way we, as ad It men and women, mterocl do go out like everyone else. • WUI Graf, a junior buJineu manacemeat major, and Barry Winn, a senior psycllolou major, Everything we do m our college careers roughly Other than breaking down stereo plaJ Dance Dance Revolution at their house on Wednesday afternoon. falls Into one of these categories types, the major goals of the ossocio· 1 liquor lion ore to spread cultural awareness is o stole universtty. and many drfferent cultural orgonizo 2Sex and uniting the different minority "When I first came here I wos deft· hons to be involved in " 3. Plans for your future that no one really groups that exist here on campus. nucly 10 foro surpnse/ Bae said. ·1 This month, the association is busy believes Kenny Boe, the v1ce president of the thought Ia myself 'Wow. How can a helping organize the first Asian I would like to proceed by saying that sometimes ossoc1ation, said anyone con jom; 11 is slate university be so culturally un Hentage Month recogn1zed at I'm a bit blunt, but I'll do my best to sugarcoat 11 for not a requlfement to be Asian dtverse?'• Eastern. you. He said they do hove one member He thinks one of the mom reosons Some of rhe events available to stu I'm not making any prom1ses, but I don't wont who Is not Asian - he is Afncon why this campus d1versity rate IS so dents lo attend ore vor1ous lectures, o that to stop anyone from seel·ing my expertise. American. low is because Eastern has yet to student panel d1scussion and o I look forward to hearmg all of your dirty little Boe said he came to Eastern in the develop o strong foundation of diversi· -reach Me Tuesday- involving secrets, shonng them with the public and then pro fall semester of 2003 and was ly. Martial Arts posmg solutions (or relating your slruotion lo a shocked to see how small the Asian lnerefore, when minorities ore TI1e group Wllf fimsh the month by funny anecdote about my friends). communily wos. choosing which college to attend, they sponsoring a ·Donee Donee Please do not thtnk I om limiting my ~rv1ces lo In focl 1 Asians only make up one ore more likely to pick o mare d verse Revolution~ party at 7 p m an females only. percent of Eastern's population college. Wednesday, April 26 in Stevenson I have o group of awkward mole friends who He transferred from the Umversity of "I think people ore more attracted to Hal need my help on o doily basis too. Iowa and when he decided to move schools that already hove o core faun •A lot of the events, such as the lee I am here to shme a light of real1ty on the girls to Charleston he never toured the com dation of cultural dtverstly l1ke the lures, show the many different sides of being played and smock some sense mto the obliv pus !Umve1sity of Illinois Urbona bemg Asian and how we really are a ious guys on our campus He just naturally assumed that the Chompoign). * Bae said. "They s1gnlficont minonty, • Lopez so1d "It's d1versity would be good smce Eastern already have a huge diversity rote nat like we ore alrens " Email all questions to [email protected] I fOR.... THf WfflfDD Of ftPRilll THROUGH ftPRILl] ST.lll Friday a Soulh Union Ms, aoouslic musician ONen Celebae Ec.th ~ on Salurday ~the f.&souri wil perlam his callei11P9f01Y crt music wiil ~ Boblical Gardens b the tegulcir garden admission rural bke/haldcae Lauro G1iffith jason Duarte \.9-ge Reporter Verge Reporter