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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1993 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in September 1993 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ------Daily Egyptian Soulhern IlIin.:!" Un" cr.il al Carbondale Fri'!ay. Seplember 10. 1993, Vol. 79. No. 14. 20 Page, Board approves raises Some faculty ooncemed about source of funding By Shawn'la Donovan economy j, a little bit bcller Ihan fter an !xpectcd I'ormal Ad",mlSlralJon Writer 10.<1 year:' respon :o.e from the ISHE in But ~ornf fa ~uhv member.-. said November. the board will bring the The SIU Board of TruMees they had quoslions aboul the souret' repon back and decide with the appro\'cd 3 :2 .5-pe rcent salar) of the increa..c. Univer.\ity administration on final increao;,· al it-. meeting Thursday SI UC Graduale Council program cuts. and Jccidcd to thl' prcsclH the Prc, idenl SIeve K:-afl said he was Board Truslee Molly I)' Esposito Priorities. Qu.tity and Productivity coocemerl with the increase, said the program-cuning process report to the IIl1nots Board of "We arc concerned aboUl where has been difficulL Higher Education in October. the extra fund~ arc coming from," '1lle University at. istration The salary increase was Kraft -.aid. " If the money is coming and groups have done _ .ery big appropriated partiall} by the from reallO' .. ted funds from CUI job to respond to last )ear's illinois Icgi 'alure Ihj~ summ.:r. but p~s, ""e \I.'3J1t to know ii it is recommendations," O 'Esposilc til.! rest will come from rEdtJocaled justified." said. '" commend Ihe leadership rc-.;ourCC :i from ~trcamli ncd involved carrying out this task progrdffi cuts. because there was a lot of soul TI,e salary increase for faculty. "We are concerned searching:' adminislra li"e /profes~ional siaff about where the The proposed program cuts are and civil scrvk-e emrloyees 31 both in.
-~ , ,- .. :~ . ·.L·~' ~" " .. . - " ---, Leader says USG Murphysboro bar OpInIon Students responsible Saluki volleybBIl undecided about Carrie's Place gets -see r.age 4 for most offensive invitation to begin image facelift Focus this weekend jaywalking stance ---see page 7 behavior-survey Cla.. lfled --Story on page 3 --Siory on page 6 -...~ pages 15-16 I':lcIw 80s -Story on page 7 -Slory on page 20 _1'-,,,g:..'c_2_'_1 ______--:=-~------..::SC::!::pI:::emher 10. 1'1'1 1 Sp orts n .1I1\ 1l!..'IHI,1II ~ .. ,Ilerenee schrdule. the SIUC slue rallied ,trong in the founh volleyball learn "','I play hOSI 10 game. befo." bowing in the rallv Ihe 161h 5aluki Invilalional Ihis point finale. weekend. 'The teams that are coming in The round·robin tournament. this weekend are very similar to which also features Marquclte, Indiana S ...e ," LOI. ke said. "We Valparaiso and Morehead S131e. are definilely going to be pressed opt:.il.' Frida) at Davies Gym and 10 play hard when we lep OUI on croclude. Sdlurday. the court. The Salukis, defending " We are going to hay:. to be rnampions of the loumey. will more poised in pressure situations. upen defense of their tille al 1 p.m. serve beller, and control the parts Friday against Morehead Siale. of the malch that we can cootrol." Marqu,.·te will tangle ~ 'i lb The Salukis' fi rst oppooenl, the Valparaiso in lii ~ early mal h at Lady Eagles. come 10 lown as the 4:30p.m. only team nOI sponing a losing SIUC will open Ihe Salurday record. Morehead Stale is 2-2. with session ., noon againsl Marquene, wins over Marshall ano Western and clo e the I" urney that nighl Kentucky, and losses coming al the against Valparaiso .,1. hands of Eastern Michigan and In other Saturday action. Kentucky. Morehead State will meet The Wildcats smoked Morehead Valparaiso al 2 p.m. and Marquette Slate Wednesday nighL 0-15. 5-15. aI4:3Op.m. 4-15. None of the four leams in lh"! The Salukis have faced lournament boast winning ledgers Morehead Slate only once. on the your~ ~. winning a three-game match last SIUC head coach Sonya Locke season in CartJondaJe, 15-13. I~, said it will be 3 bank of learns 15-S. II will be SIUC's first-ever which have taken their lumps early meetings with Marquette and against stiff compctitioo. Valparaiso. 'I think we all started off the Marquette enters the tournament season trying to play Ihe best wid! a 1-4 marl<. compeLition we could, which is After opening the season with Staff Photo by John C. P_r\utt healthy for us." Locke said. "II is four strajghl losses 10 San ~oi ng to be a pretty balanced Francisco, Nevada. Sam Houston toumamenL SUl\C and M n.,.b.... 'ppi. \h:: W1U'T'\Or\ No pain, no gain "The learns are prelly much I>OlIlrir firlil m:fch Woh:slay ~ MUte Koe c h n e r , 26, a aen\Of" \ n h ea\'h Un.\ ng .....\ g'nlS' '0,. "\"\ "f e.a~ , ana '&\.\\\ ""as equal in thaI we all have a 101 of I - from Dally EgyptIan wire s:nices KEG"A" SAYS: ( 'OITl'l't ion ... ' ( 'Iari ficat ion... . R...". your week- Madelon Golden said her husband, Paul A. Schilpp. was one of the moot ~uIar Ie8Chen at SlUe. nOl !he most popular. Also. Schilpp end kegs by fdsla retired 10 1981 and he made a gift of a copyrighl of the Library of to per keg. Living PbiIooopbers 10 SlUC. This was incorrecIIy reported in !he Sept. I8D SS 9 Daily Egyptian. lRlLGfITE SPECIAL The video store fealW'ed in the photo on page 7 of the Sept. 9 edition of ~ & BaclUght ~1 .9>~~IlJ.i.Eg)!pW1D is Carnival Video. lIZ 88L SSO.so RamaIIon DIs. - $.lJIIl Final Cost- $41.50 Enle< DrawiI1ll lor FREE 112 BBL . It-~ spot an ernr in a news article. they can COIlIaC\.. the Daily EgypIiaI Aa:uracy Desk 81536-3311. exImSioo 233 or 228. 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I see we don ' { even have a to inc rease the revenue for the has been blown ou. of proportion. Jordan answered Wc.., tbroul.. ... Undergraduate Stude nt poSi ti on. so we' ll wait until the parking and Ltaffic division .• " I .hink i.-II help .he slUden": ' statement by explaining thai the Government members say they next meeting." "The money thaI we win make Skeens. a sophomore in biological lickcling wa.~ done to case the l~j~ have yet to take a stand on the On Aug. i. the nivcrsilY from jaywalking fines won '( be SCience fl.. m Oak Park, said. again.Ilia 'iludcnlS. jaywalking issue that is causing an implemented a new policy staling enough to make a difference at all." "We should make a big deal if "Either you face $75 plu, uproar on campus. that anyone caught not using Jordan said. the police go out and start ticketing JXMlblc ... uit. or you go throogh :hl In a mee.ing Wednesday night, their Ailey Clark. senatOf" for Il1e l ord"ll crosswalks or not walking W. everyone to make money: but right Univcr'\ity and pay S15:' President Mike Spiwak said he bicydes Ihroogh crosswalks would Side, said she is all for the "",d. now no tickets h~ve been iss:ued." wanted '0 take a Yote 10 see what be tined S15. jaywalk.ing fine. Lorc070 H.enderson. USG v,ce position the members would take When the vOle was taken al the " In California. I was fined S50 Kyle Weswrook. senator for the presiden!. said he hopes lila. a. Il1c on Il1e jaywallcing issue so he could USG meeling. the results were for walking in the middle of Lhe College of Education. said he vote"; next mccllng the) will he able to take the consensus back to the mixed some agreed wilh the fine. street." said C lark, a junior in againSl Il1c jaywalking law. come up w ith a position and pari Sleep integral part of college Blood drive continues today By Katie Morrison " If you're tired. your brain is 001 as receptive and HeaI1hWriter your thoughts lend to wander:' he said. " You can', at St. Xavier Church concentrate." Francis College students are noto rious for burning the Losing sleep and doing poorly in school can be a The American Red Cross blood drive will tXlI1linue lOday Iiom midnight 011 to study. but many are unaware of the cirt:ularphcnomenon. Eliason said, 1.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.aI !he SL Francis Xavier 0Jurch locau:d en detrimental effects a lacl of sleep can have on their "Losing sleep can cause uouble in school," she said. 1be comer of Walnut and Poplar SIn:et. bodies. 3 hospital official ~id, "but trouble in school can cause stress and ultimately Then: wiU be • mate-up blood drive Mooday Iiom 3.00 pm. to John Pace. director of respiratory care services at loss or leep." 8.00 p.m at Il1e SIUdeoI Rcaeatioo Ceruer. Memorial Hospi.al of Carbondale. said college SlUdenlS suffering from a lack of sleep can be seen The blood dllY<: ooIy colleded abou. 208 pinls 11nn>day 31 1be studenlS need an aver'dge of 10 hours of sleep each all over campus. Pace said. SlbdeOl CeIalt. Donalions are Il1erefore still needed. nlghl. "JuS! lake a walk .hrough .he S.uden. Con,er." he SIUdenIs can make an appoirumen. or "'~unteer 10 help by calling However. many students do not sleep enough, which srud, " Students sit in 3 chair for more than 20 minutes VIVian Ugm... 457-5208, BeIll O'Brien at 529-3T.3 or Rebecca can cause many ,--_==-__~::-::::-_~:-_--::-_-:- __, and Illey fall asleep. Tha"s Goigseorough at 5364456. problems. he said. Effects of Sleep Deprivation a sure 'ign .ha. you need "If you don'. gel more leep." enough sleep. you can'. Bu. even o;tudenlS func.ion:· Pace Daily Egyptian Student Editor·m.('bief Editorial Editor Acting Mnnaging Editor Teri I.Ynn Carlock Casey Hampton Wanda Bnmdon News StaffReprescntati\'e AMriate Editori.a1 EdItor" Faculty Represcntath"c Christian Kennerly Candace Samolinski Walter B. Jachnig Former slue prof left mark in his field HE WORKED WITH THE LlKES OF Alben Einstein. Alfred Whitehead and John Dewey. Hi contributions to philosophy surpass many in his fi eld. Yel Paul A. Schilpp remains only a name to many. Schilpp was a 20th century philosopher whose work look him around the world. from Germany to India 10 Pakistan, where he lectured about his profession. sruc was honored to have him as a philosophy professor for 17 years. Schilpp died earlier this week at the age of % , and while his presence has slipped away. his contributions will survive Letters to the Editor forever. "TELL ME WHAT YOUR CAUSE IS and I'll tell you who you are." Schilpp was deeply commilled to social NAFTA solves few problems, instead issues, and he could be found spouting this phrase to his students on numerous occasions after joining the faculty at acts as Republican wake-up call SIUC in 1965. His primary cause was recording philosopher's ideas while Whal is this talk about an that defended America in the cold We became the healthiesl nation they were ~till alive, anti he dedicated his life to doing just economic boom in Arrerica? wart is now a pany of cowardly by policies that protected our jobs that. Schilpp compiled the "Library of Living Philosophers," NAFfA is the medicine to cure the sellouts. and our country. a 2 I -volume series first published in 1939 featuring four ills of our indllSuiai sector'? Wrong! Thanks to the leadership of Pat No looger can we say that about decades of contemporary thought by leading philosophers. NAFfA is DO cure to any ill Buchanan us dissenting Repub our policies of t:r'Me pacifism. We In 1989. t1)~ American Philosophical Association bonored America might have. licans h.1VC a champion. Con se r~ have been kicked around long him for his oU(slanding contribution. This free trade agreetnedt will vative people no longer have to sit enough irs lime we do so me Schi/pp donated his library's copyright 10 the University lose jobs and erode OUT national by and have Jack Kemp. Bob Dole. kicking of our own. when he retired in 1981. sovereignty. These are strong and Rush Limbaugh lecture lIS on Especially. crooked politicians statements, but when Henry patriotism. who succumb to foreign special Kissinger says that NAFfA is the For any Republican to tell me 10 interest BEYOND HIS MULTI VOLUME libnrry, Schilpp also architecture to a new world order. be a "good" Republican and 'Taxation without representation" wrote a series of books and articles inCluding "Kant's Pre heed his warnings. support Bob Dole and his political was the battle cry of a nation that Critical Ethics," now considered a classic in philosophy. Overwhelmingly, the Republicans initiatives on NAfTA. I say to was controJed by a foreign But his co-"orkers are quick to point out thai he was not support this utopian vision of tbem wby don't you be a good country. It's time American's pick too wrapped up in his work 10 enjoy life. Philosophy which John Lennon only dreamL American and oppose NAFfA. up that fighting spirit again and Chairman Mark Johnson said Schilpp always could fmd a Under Bob Oole's leadership, 'I1tis is;;~ 3hout paI1y loyalty, this carry the cross to battle this humorous dimension in everything. Republicans are rallying around is about the United States of globalist agreement. His sense of humor and wealth of knowledge made him a this trJllsnarionai agreement. America. John F. Kennedy once I hear drums beating. r~s ume to leading philosopher of the 20th century and one of a few This time the problem is not with aid sometimes paIt)I loyalty asks dmw a line and defend this nation. internationally known SIUC professors. the Democrats. it's with the too much. lnd.:ed it does. Hold .he fort down a little longer. Republicans. The United States is the strongest Mr. Buchanan. rn:..ops are on the Since 1989. Republicans have nation in the world. Our country way. ALTHOUGH PAUL A. SCHILPP remains a name lost touch with the middle worldng doesn't need other COImll;es l'clling - 8rian W. Ellis , junior, unfamiliar !O many. his contributions to philosophy and the American. What was once the paI1y lIS how to trade. poIitieal seier"", University will never be forgotten. Schilpp wi ll be honored al a memorial service at 2 p.m. Sunday in the Student Center Auditorium, but his legacy Students~JespoJJse over jaywalking will mmscend ti me. regula~on l ShOurCJprompt other actions Quotable Quotes I am pleased by the defiance sitown in the editorial old "in loco parentis" doctrine, or the way in which pages this past week. It shows a spark of a critical Carbondale's powers decide the fate of public transit "The Acting Secrelary of the Anny, John Shannon, was al1itude which has too often DeCn lacking on this and safety without a word from the mass of students arreslcd over the weekend for shoplifting a skirt and a blouse campus. and in the United States in general. But I have out there. Occasional outbursts, perhaps. yet never at the military PX. Officials say It 's the first time in history to ask what it is that is being defied. and why. sustained outJage from ordinary students. thai a milit~ officer~bbed a skirt and there was nobody in If we want to cross the street without being fined 8m we;. can throw a tantrum over the safesl lea!:: it," - Jay Uno on "The Tonight Show" SI5 for jaywalking. we should have that righL We are. expensive imposition on our autonomy. the right to according to some editorialists. adults. Granted that, cross the street. Are we reduced to the mentality of "1 went inlo the men's room and he was there... two gu);'s fou r urinals. He was al the one on the left and f'm thinking, It we can cross the t _-eel without mommy holding our chickens? Do we rebel here merely to get to the other I go to the one on the right, he' ll think I'm !JYi!1g to avoid hand. even if "mommy" is just a paranoid side of the street, or are we going somewhere with him. If I go to the one light nexi to him, he'll thinkl'm trying administrator playing a poor imitation. this? to look at his. . . Hisness. And I dido'l wanl him lookiri2 at : .t doesn't our freedom go fanher than L'''? I have Freedom is nOl divisible. You take it all or you get mine." -"Saturday Night Live's" Phil Hartman abouf1 m never seen such sustained venom in prim over the oone of it encounter with President Clinton marijuana laws. or the housing rules which enforce the - Drew Hendricl ST. LOU IS-If official, follow . the law. !NnlC Midwestern fann(' s "auld ~av e to rebuild barns Ullin IIIPIl destroyea oy lhe Flood 0; '93 by pUlling .. hem on slilts or eanhen RISING mounds 15 feel or higher. eouid :.t farmer use a buildi'lg Ihat hi!!h '! SU Not -po!-5.lblc . ..ay~ Stcve Lauer, director of pl anning anu 7..onillg in S1. Charlec: ['GUilty. Mo. Some governmcnt officials rcaJ11.e the rule I' unworkable and are trying to ch.tngc the law, Me:lOwhil C'. far,n e r~ can get ·.. ariances. Slili . some farmers say the rule ;s a perfcci example of e.ovcmment officials regulating an Industry and an area - fanning and the flood pl ain -thaI Ihey don'l understand. William Kriesmann of SI. Ch:u!eli: County said: " Thcsc farmers "on'l a bunch of idiots. They ele\'3tc structures on their owo. When the: rivet'S rise. you see tbem driving Iractors and _ombines to a high picce of ground." Kriesmann s- eils barns and builds the earthen rises on which Dail Welcome to the many m:(buildings stand in the flood plaUL 5:11 The rule in question rpquires 7:15 9:15 FORTR"~t'J:~~ owners to level allY buiii;ng thaI incurred hl0re Ihar 5(1 percenl ::t ~ CHRISTOPHER damage in the !lood 'x 10 rebuild it LAMBERT I!!l abo.e the lOO-year·flood level. 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BIJ6MB 81<15121( 81(151 2)( 8O Some physIcians CJ 'IOClt say therapy helps Man recommends treatment for all For Lunch " American News Service will end if any sexual conno- TRY OUR SPECiAlS $ re IleVA pal n , stress If preventative medicine does tationsHe roleoi arise fromthat clientstheclienL do not Any "D'IrI~ !..~, .nd American N9WS Service find its way into being a major have to completely disrobe. _ ..... 3 99 part of the Clinton bealth care "They can be almLst entirely • accepcanceMassage in therapy the medical is gaining field as plan,may just then have an his Eldorado hands full man session,covered exceplduring forthe the whole area ~ _ _ __... (lunch_ __ Only)______4I a legitimate treatment for tbe Terry Whipple, wen known being worked on." Women can acbes, pains and general feelings around the area as a carpeDler wear a bathing suit, if they of stress. and bicycle mechanic, has wish, and men, gym shorts. Dr. Larry Jones, M.D., of recently seen his skills as a Whipple is quick to list the BANGKOK RESTAURANT Harrisburg Family Practice, said certified massage ther-opist put benefits of massage for those Authentic Thai Cuisine massage thellIpy is "an imporu;nt 10 increaslOg use. experiencing back aches, neck part of treatment for certain He is hoping to expand in this pains and general feelings of Now Open 7 Days A WeekI conditions." Muscle spasms and Janer field and medical trends stress. Massage is utilized in Lunch Buffet $4.95 ten.~i oo bcing}ust a couple. mily give him what he is treatment for injuries. but Lunch Special $3.95 For patients recDperatin~ from wishing for. Wbipple recommends it to accidents or illnesses, pbysical However, it basn't been everyone. Dinner - Thai & Seafood From Menu therapy is recommended by without struggle- "It's not only for medical Open 11:00 am - 2:30 pm & 5:00 pm - 10:00 pm doctors. "Massage therapy can be Not so long ago, massage purposes, but for people wbo 206 S _ Wall St_ Carbondale - 457-0370 an important part of that, " Jones carried a sexual oonnoIalion, in just worIc hard - at a desk, in a said reference to the number of field or at horne." But only part, says Cbarles "clubs" that opened around the The essence of massage is Jacobs the physical therapist at area in tbe 1970s. Stricler promoting c;rculation of "good Sidetracks woulJ like to thank • FerreU Hospital in Eldorado. A 3(}. regulation and licensing of the blood" through the body. Those the following businesses for their year veteran of the physical practice ended the business for new, red blood cells replace the therapy field who has worked in those illicit, sexual activities, old, exhausted ceUs, promoting contributions to our Flood Relief Benefit Chicago and at Fairfield but it stiIllefi a stigma for the heaIi!Ig throughout the body. Memorial, he found himself a Iegitimatc therapists. Whipple practices the Swe- Sat. Sept. 4: place at Fenen in May. Whipple wants to end !haL dish-Esalen style. It involves When be first entered the field, "It's n(!! at all sexual," he mainly pressure .- pres.;;ing Bike Surgeon Mr. Mike's Mus~c massage therapy was a integral said. and makes his cIicnts sign down on the "arts of the body Pagliai's part of physical therapy. an agrcemeDl that 'he session to gel the likol Oowiog. Blue Star Limo "Everybody that got treatment got CaIIBm. Disb:ibuIo:s Pasta House a massage," be said European TanSpa Quatro's But, in the drive to streamline 1 think it's a had mistake," Jacobs "I think massage therapy is Subway hospital care, time-consuming Fiddlers said greaL It not ooly helps to relieve TCI massage therapy is less relied on. He cill:d the beaIiog capabilities pain from injury, il helps to Godfathers Mosl therapy at Ferren is being of mas<:agc. "The blood is a hcaJcr. prevenl inJ1:.ries as weU," Hester WOIL done with ultrasound devices and Massage gets that new blood said "It helps to relieve tension.· Italian VIllage WTAO lotions. moving." By circulating the blood, But, as with hospitals, time is a LaRoma's "Massage therapy is kind of on healing of scar tissue from bumps constrainl in offering massage. "I WISt: Guys the back rub scale," be said, noting and hruises is promoted; tense, don't have the luxury u, spend that And these b.mds for their mu.cical contributi&ns: thai a full massage can take a stressed-out muscles are relaxed amount of time with each patient," physical therapist up to 35 minutes While Jon,peta!-based pbysical be:;aid. reflecting.on that 35 or 40- T!.e Myndz per patienL The machines require therapy is moving away from minute time for an effective Perpetual Demise less personal anent:.>n. massage. Dy. Brian Hesler, a massage. A chirojnctor might sec st. 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Sqmnbcr 10, 1993 SOU11-IERN IWNOIS UNIVERSITY AT CARBO DALE l IVERSITY POUCY CONCERNING SEXUAL HARASSMENT for Faculty. Administmiy.,;pm,essional Staff. Civil ScMce Employees and Students Effective: August 16.1993 Southon 111m UniverWt),. Carborad.alcJ!O COI'11Oin.."d 10 ac.Linc lind matfltaining a(liQl'JJl1UU1rty in ",:O-ich 1itUdenu.. facull) . and sulTan ...."OI'\. ~in an ~ fme ofaJl formlloof hmbsrnenl. cKpkJrtation. or mlmudalJan SewaI tunI.. .1CM., like MntssmcntOO tbc: blsKofr.:e« tq:KJn. lI. form ofdi'U'inrituumapressly prohibited by bw. II IS. \iolation ~TJ1~ VII ofthr federal Civil Rights Ad of 1964 and Trite IX of the Educ:auonaJ Amendmenui :...i 1972 and • civil tiglw: vtol.a1ion or the Dhnois Hwun RI~ ACI. III ",dn ....,. to hemlIUc:Pl. '~~ua l hantssmcrC runs COl ' 'a 10 lhr: otjcaiYei 0( die uru\lQ"!>II)'. When people feel ooerc:od. 1hreat.en04. tntrmK\atod. or 0IherwJ.sc pressured b) tlJC uruvemty Will take wtuaner 1ICIKX1l!i needed to ~ SlOp. ourma. or diictptme bch3"1Of that vtOia1a ihu pohcy. DiscipilTUU) lICIfOO '"")' mclude. bttI 'lS OOIlimitcLJ 10. onJ or "nllen "amm~,. dMnotlon. lran 8 . o.:rmJbOII and Eumpb I u1 harbsmc:ul is defined 11$ unwelcome sauaJ .tvanaes.. ~ tor iie1..w (.WJn", \ .erba] or other ~I\'r hdIIIvlOB., cw phV5fCaJ oondua oonunor;l) understood to he uf • .!IUual nalun.'. "hen a 5t.lmt~ li)ortok:ntion of.adJ c:ondI.a 2. Sexual ~ mI) ..'WOI\e dlCbcN,·iord. pe:NOItofettbcr.o. to\llo"'a!d ~ rcrso:: oflhc oppos:!tc orthr 'Wtlt"!ie)... ExIlfllPlo ofbcha"ior that ",'OUId br:cons.i&f"ed o;:exual hmlSSmDn'l IndtKloo-. but l!l"t' 001 IUIlilcd ro. the folkM,n,g:: .. ph,...,...... h: b. dtrCCI or im:'Iiod dftml thm submisUoo 10 'lCJ(UI advancu; ""In be • oandUion of employment. v.'UI\. Gall&, .pomoIion. grado;.. ar k:ncn of recommendanon: c. pdCmofconduct.. ...oyingor hmnil.tlliQ&: tA. teXtW way. ttllllnc:ludcsc::atnmenl ofa ~U&I ~.,-,dJor 1oe1Wlll1) explicit SlalCmeflU..quc:stlOl1S.jokas.or..-.ecdoto.-: d 11 p.dIC:m f$condaddult "'''QU1d mnoyarhurmu...c. reasonabk: penon It ",hom thecondtla 1Io'aS ob\-.ousJy dirtt.1ed Such omduct Inaudc:5.. but jl> noli 11muod togesurn:s. facu..l ~IOO 1.. "pccch. or phyUcal oontm undentood to be !QI&&I in nalurr: ...... meta Ho repea&ed aftc.: the inIDvidua] siptiHes that (he conducI ito perceived 1D be ~uaIl)' offenR,·c. C. Comientmg Relldionships I. Const:nung romllOUC ancVor lEXuaJ rdatlOlUbips between. lacul1)' rncrm.:.r and allludcnt Wlder the flQllty mcn,:,er', academic' supervision. or bclMDI a wpenism" and an employee an= inappropriau: and unpmfes StOmI bChr\ior Md Should td occur. Tam, noIC' Gf the I:t:IipCd and tn.tIt .:ICOI'"ded • pofessor by .. stuiten: and (If Ihr power e:x:c:rcded by the prof"euor•• rd.It:ionShip bcrwecn .. faoolty member and • IrOtudcfl1 ,;hould be considered one of po(euionat and client. in ,.,itich JiC&Ul n:&.!ioMhips ~ i~. A l.imilar ~, ensu becwcen a supen'kor alii __ erJVJIoycc. 1'hr:,plWCf difTercntial inhcn:nt .n QdI rcbll.kIn'\hllb may compromise the: 5IJbon:1inue' free cboioe. Oihrn lU)'·view..m • cdaicnstlip _ one fA prden:ot.W tn:IIllDCflI and dcmmcntaJ '0 Ihcmscfvet; or oihcn;., A fcub)' monbcr or ~ who c:nkn inIo • SIC'.IWaI rel8iioosbip with ...udcsu or., eznplc:r)tt. _1Iar • -..-ofessional pcNo'Cl" djli!:fmliaJ otMousJ)' cUm. musI realize Chat if a dwJ;c of E. PrrJw:rt .... 0( the Aalulod A.t:::cusattorUi olser.."1iaI ~ Itr'e az:ievous.aodan bave -=riouIii mdfar- tea:htn&cfl'cdson u.eCIInICR MIl muof8CCI1!ICd individuak. AlkpttonsoftoewaJ ~ mwa be made m good fauh and IlOIi out of ,",,1- ice. 'Iodw.:lual~ ",bo believe theyta.\t. boc:o falsd) ~,. tleXuaI bara.'i$IDCII"lIm)' mctht:opmocdun::s ,.1Inspolicy 10 lied,; n::dfta. F. ~IU) ofSupcrvbor Supervisory pcn1IOOI1c1 an: cta.Q;cd ",itb malnWDiDll an ~ tbIl 4uicxM.mtps 5n.WII barassrratt and c::nsurinl ihat ihr: university policy 11. en.forocd in their areas.. Supc:n'J.SOn an: d.trCClod to dl!'cou~ .11 beha\'iOl' thai: n~!,!:hs he ooo.... tdr:red; 1ItlLW"tuInIssment and to rupand prompft)' 1.0 suwt1 ~ oompIaints.. tJnivetUy omciabi \\'ho tmov.'ingly oondone inci&:rlu f$ tieX.ua1 haratrismeot or inslanoc:i (1(" rebled retaliation ""111 be IiUbjt.a to disciplinary ;actIOn. G. Rok.d Pcnoaad Scn"as DIe prcsicbIr ... .-ipod ~y!are.e ~~ ..... paiEyto die DuacIor g{.f'cr5onnd Sc:rWccs ...ito ... -.ilI di~ IIhrflOltcy 10 the univerVfyoarnmwnily. dcviBe educm.ion and1nirur:t& ~ ...... mainlmn c:enuatimll ra:ank d.lleXual.lwrasmlal: ~ mrcm::c die ~ protD5.. coordirwle (he~ of oornplainu. and tvaJua: 1be dTccri\'CftC:15 of carnpfiaocr pru::edun:s Ja1d Jda&od educauonaJ pro H. E=maI "-CompIamI Pruwduns A """""'Y doocnl""'" dlho1 CAMM RESOURCES fUR CDNFIDEN11AL 1NroRMA11 BeoalJ_ w..... -. __~ CD-S14, ... 5_ lIaiooaUy_WoodyRollcm 09-24U ~ w.. SocioIazy.F...-HaII34lO 49-16>6 RlIt ASSISTAME IN INRlIUolAl ~yPllS Benrem __ ...... Ooonononoiao 6quI &opIoymonl~ Ilqoono!aa d H_ tt;ps 222 S. 00Jq00 _ SprowCodd,1Ilincis _G. -Of6ceBldc ComnIi>oD CcntnI W.. PIau IIaDdao& 6Z1IM C2lll7ltS-SIOll ~1Itiooois621OC... """" 62S N. Euctid s-.. ... "" 1'.0.0. (2l1l7lS-SI2S (2.17) 1IS-4350 S.Looft>._63l(r OR (3)O)~S OR Ste oI"1Uinoi I Ccnto OR .OOW. _hSt.Sdo"""" Staeofflliaoisec.o.. 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AlfrmeD'A~ "We could rerum 10 tile JiDo Lnrr,':1ICe. cbairpcnon oC McCarthy era. wben people were SPC films, said !here were some aa:II!IOd d: Communism, c. Jbe way proIliems bdore die tdease d: Jbe HiIIec ~ artists in Gc:rm:my. fib .. die UniraI Salts. bcsaid. "'TIle R.",. Dou!d Wildmon Some oC the woms in \he film brov&ht an sa million Ia", sail include \he Robcn MappIdhcrpe a~ the film. saymg il was c:>;bibit, \be 2 Li~ Crew bID and b/aspI!em.- and obscelIe. bill die fie> Iw caIis! ...... die ~ say it is because die Mortin Sconese film, "TIle Last film mab:s !lim loot lib: a reaJ ""R:mpIoIim orClwisL" Sponsored by,.'...... jolt,- lie Slid. "'lie opalS die film WiIdmou be CXlSt SaJDcse IDd cIriYD:& tInoaglo Mempllis past PanmOlllll I'ictJ=s S 14 m.illioD tiji#l GzcIoDd aaI says ...... 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I : ::~: , , I l " I , 10" one topping , I ...1 - 14" pizza I 1 large double pq:)llBroni I I with 1 lopping , plus 2 FREE ooItes $8,<;19 , : 1 order of breodsticks : I I OR I , 2 cokes I I 2 cokes i 2 large doulk pepperonis I , $6,99 + lox I I $6.99 + lox I plus" FREE coIces $13,99 I I (not ....d ~ any alit .. coupon) I I (ncI....rtd ~ any odtw coupon) I I (not..lid with any ...... coo""') I L, __~ ______'res 9/30/93 .JI L__ ~~U~1~_JL __~~JD~1~_J Seplembor 10, 1993 Dai/yEgyptian Page 19 New Irish book reveals football sins By JIm Donaldson Dame's legions of loyalists. Minnesota, where an NCAA The Daily Egyptian Providence Joumal HopduIJy, the book will wake up investigation revealeG illegal not just the ecboes, but also Notte payments weJe made regularly 10 would like to thank everyone You won't find "Under The Dame's directDr of athletics, Dick athletes-including while Holtz who participated in our Tarnished Dome-How Notre Rosenthal. was ooaching. Dame Betrayed Its Ideals For The """"'" this book will sell is Two players who received Free Pointfest Tickets Contest FOOtball Glory" in the Notre Dame because it is abGUt Notte Dame. money at Minnesota, said they and congratulate our five booIcstore. People would shrug off a story received late-night phone calls Which is 100 had, because the about steroid use at Nebraska, from Holtz warning them the winners: expose of Fighting Irish football where Outland Trophy winners NCAA was on his trail and ought to be required reading on Dean Steinkuhler and Dave encot:raging them 10 match their campus. RimingtoD, admitted to using stories 10 the ... he had given Roger Trexler But co-authors Douglas Looney, body-building dru&s while playing -moo of Sports illustrated, and freeIanoer fcc the Cornbusialrs. the NCAA. Clark Moore Don Yaeger need not be concerned Slush funds at Southern Looney and Yaeger porttay Holtz about a shortage of ssles in South Methodist, illegal recruiting at as a greal cooch, but a bad person. Paul Drabek Bend. The book will be flying off Clemson, weapolls and dru&s in the uNever forget this," they said, the shelves everywhere else. atbIetic donn a1 0kIab0ma, sleazy "Lou Holtz can fIaI-out coach this People who hale Notre Dame, academic practices at game." Tim Nation and there are a great ma.~y, will UNLV-tbey're all accepted as But !bat's about !be only good love this book, whicb rips coach commonplace. tbing they have 10 say ahcut Holtz. Gil Wilson Lou Holtz, details steroid use BUI when NoIre Dame is aa:used He is accused of abusing his among Irish players, points out the of UIlCIbicaI behavicr, ii's big news. players physically and emotionally, declining academic standards for NOIre Dame is perceived as the -of demanding his players play even athletes and accuses the university Mr. Oean of coIJege sportS, the Sir when they'''' injured, and ignoring administrution of hypocrisy. Gala.'lad ofbig-time fooIbaII. them if they aJe hurt so badly they People who love Notre Dame, "Notte Dame presents itself as all can't play, of being "soft" on the and there are a great many, will that is good and greaI ahcut coIJege use of steroids. hale this book. But that doesn't foodlall, "Looney and Yaeger write. Several former N~tre Dame mean they should ignore iL "It is an image of winning without players admit t!l having ~sed On the contrnry, !bey shoold rea'J breaking~r even bending-tbe steroids, and talk about their it carefully, and do some serious rules as ellU)'one else does.• widespread use. As is the case tbinkiog llbout the reve1ations and In 1986, they hired Holtz, who throughoot the book, these are not accusaIioos it contains. then was under contract to the wbispered criticisms from The book figures to cause a University of Minnesota. anonymous malcontents. tbunderous outcry from Notre Cheating was rampant at OPENER, from page 20--- SIUC head coach Bob Smith endwsiasm is the right one. kicking game, especiaI1y punting. said Washburn's offense will 'Tm sure we'", Casler, theJe isn't David Wargo bandIed the provide some interesting problems anybody 00 the field who can't lUll punting duties for the Salukis last for the Saluki defense. the 40-yard dash in under five year and averaged 31.5 yards a "The wing-l is a great seconds." Smim said. "We don't punt 00 the season. misdirection offer.... ," Smith said. expect 10 go from last 10 first in Srnitb said he does 001 think it is "The big thing witb the wing-t is <'dense, but our goal is 10 booome unreasonable 10 expect 37 or 38 they try 10 create double-teams III a IiUle more baIanad' yardsapunL ellU)' point of anack.• "We occ:d 10 be 90IJICWheIe in the "We have III gel 10 where it is not S m i th said he hopes the middle. " ridiculous. " Smith said. • com bination of improved speed, Srnitb said the Salukis also occ:d IGckoff is al I :30 p.m. al senior leadel'ship and youthful 10 make some drastic gains in their McAndrew S!adiIDD. " Every 2 Minutes Someone in Our Region Needs .. Blood! ve St. Francis Church Poplar & Walnut Friday 1:30 p.m.· 6:30 p.m. Refreshments Served! Special Hourly Drawing for J'-Shirts! Sponsored byAmerican Red Cross. EMERIIUS ASSOC1A1ION, MfDPREP b.uB and Daily Egyptian , For More Information Call 457-5258 ..____ ~m. ______~ __~~ ____o. .. ______~---- .....------...--. Ps Howard News SeMce By Bill Kugelberg Enlertainmenl Editor "True Romance" j, a rock 'n' Movie Review roIJ-lhriJlcr-comcdy-advcnture Live rh ythm and blucs music romance. And ahhough it's spoof of schlock movie will echo from ole! ROUie 13 beaulifully wrillen by Quenlin produce~ (his most mcmorabic Saturday rughl os the Junior Wells Tarnnlino. '~iIIfull)' directed by title is "Coming Home in a Band takes the stage at Carrie 's Tony Seo:1. witl1 acting Lhat's Body Bag"), and Gary Oldman PI""" in Murphysboro. beller thaI! most. ii's an is 3S ridicu lo us as he is The O!l.!. which "'as been under absolutely "lie movie. frightcning as 3 while pimp renovation s ince March. i~ Christian c)latcr is a mild who thinks he'!t A fJ iean· changing the way it l o;) k!t ~ the mannered video store clerk American. music it plays and lhe crowd It IS whose ... ('nccOl of heroism "15 Dennis Hopper and aucmpting to aUT8C~. the manager bc<-n formcd by the movies and Christopher Walken have a said . Scotl Browner, Carric's Place television o;;hows he's walched brilliant macho star1f off that is all his life. destined 10 be included in both manager. ~ai d he thinks the re'llodeling and the live musIc will When he rall~ in loye with of their obitu:1fies, because it's prostilule Patricia Arquette. his simultancclJsly so funny and brir.g a m~re upbeat crowd into the bar. imaginary friend Elvis (played ferocious, it 's like a "The outside of the bar has with appropriate mystery and crystallization of each of their always been a re<..1angular. cider panache by Val Kilmer) lalk.< careers as mo\·j~ had boys. Carrie's Place, a bar on ok! Route 13 In Murphysboro, has ben block building v.ith steel doors and him inlo killing her pimp. Then Slater gi\'t"s a perfonnance renovated and will feature live mythm and blues music. The when he inadvertently double no windows. It has always had an manager hopes the challges will ann.ct a more mature aowd. he's been pr3"ticing for sin.:: he ominouHype look to it" Browner crossr.s the mob and steals a made the darkly threatcmng said. "We ~anted to change huw Carrie's Plaee has bee n on old played at the bar will bring a more suitcase full of conLrahand. he " Heathers" and " Pump Up the Roule 13 since the late 1950, and mature, ~'JXH1sibte crowd. lakh his woman and his the outside loo~-cd . We have pUI in Volume." This is hi s best and windows, staned hanging plants was named after a woman named During I.he week. Carrie's Place dn",ms on • gun-crazy nighl 10 mosl dangerous perfonnance and knocked oul the ceiling, I Carrie who huill the place. plays country-rock and rock 'n' Los Angeles to make his because I""n-ag ' rs who already Browner said it Wil;:, oJ successful roll. bul ,~Olurdays are reserved for (e.lune and live happily eve,' think '" e have added a whole new idolize him will wanl 10 be just dimen ~i on to how the bar looks" juke-joinl IYpe of bar open unlil rhythm and blues. after. like him In addition 10 changing the late at night. but Carrie gave up 00 '1-fopcfully with the Junior Well s This movie is so ~ UCliveJy Arqueltc. who is Ihe ordy outside look 's of Carrie's Place, lhe plJee in the mid·70s and sold Bap ~ J .. cast filled with reman.able aC1(", and female-who won', be in ...... I'· 04' 1-.,'" ~ "' I'"'' Daily whtt.Iste pr.tyr:n. "'en! tu'b~.:xL the audience ror Ion£. . 71J1!> i... a Ortul Pill is hilarious 3S :t movie that will ctlu ... e .severe 4;45 7:15 9:45 'itoncd-nu: couch poraro. Solul indigestion for 11te soft or hean. Sat, Sun Rubinck. "ho play"" .he easily a nd will cerl:unJy Je a\e Mat 2:00 impressed journalist in everyone wanting to lake a "Unforgivcn:' does a wicked shower. NOW SHOWING! Don't hunt Farmers baffled vvhat you 1 I. I over regulations can't kill. I f ' :..,..L . I ...... , 1 • for higher oarns I St. louis Post·Dispatch ecall.!e "But clearly money can make • A large pan of thG rise has poor school districts have sued l? difference," he said. That is why fattened bureaucracy and there is get as much money pa student as wealthy people sent their children no sign that Lhe investment "oea)thy districts. to schools that spend SlO,OOO to improved learning, according to Public school advocates say it ;,: SI5,OOO a year on swdents. ''What ne w swdy released Thursday by a unfair to "';!ici7e the rising costs oi this is saying is that these people bipartisan group of Iegislaloo; and a running public schooJ., especially an- :;wpid. " former education secreI3ry Wtlliam those in large wban areas, boeause According to the report, by J. Bennca.. the schools are now paying for American Legislative Exchange In New Jersey, l'!ew ork, the once unheard of items, such as Council (ALEC), the number of District of Columbia, and other metal detectors and foreign non-leaChing staff increased by 40 places where taxpayers pay among language teachers for immigran's percent over the last 20 years, even the most for their schools, the from mo:.. than 100 countries. though the overall enroUment feU students arc among lowest "New Jersey has more of by 7 percent Empower America, a achievers, according 10 their teSt con<- ·~tion of poverty, students group Star1eU by Bennett, former scores and high school graduation with ."'" English proficiency Housing and Urban Development rates. an1 imullgranlS than Wyvining." secretary Jack Kemp and other "There is no systematic link said Michael Casserly, executive cOnservatives and !bElt has been between spellding and academic director of the Council of Great pushing 10 allow taxpayer money 10 achievcment," said Emily City Schools. It is not only unfair 10 be used for private schools also FeislriLZer. president of the compare states, he said. but is wod::ed on the report. Kevorkian to face criminal charges at trial The Washington Post where we must act, " Lipsoomb said. physical means to commit suicide. In his ruling, Lipscomh said be "I supplied all the necessary DETROIT-More than three was not imPying that the terminaJJy equipmelll." Kevaician said then. '1 years after he shocIced the nation by ill have 110 right 10 commit suicide connected the tubing to the tank. I helping a 54-year-old woman to kill with a physician's help. But he said PUtthe~overMr. Hyde'sface." herself, JacIc Ke\Qkian was adernd physician-assisled suicide should be However, opinion polls in Thursday 10 stand trial on a crisnirI& regulaIed by the state and not left to Ml::higan have shown consistenUy charge stemming from the most the discretion of individual doctors strong suppon for Kevorkian's recent of 17 assisted suicides in andpaIicnIs. '1 believe it is imprt1ant crusade 10 legslize physician which he has participated. for us to pause in a democratic assisted suicide. ''No jury is ever The ruling by Detroit District society to allow the democra~' ~ going 10 convict him," Kevorkian's Judge Willie G. Lipsoomb Jr. was a lX= to funaion," be said. lawyer, Geoffrey N. Fieger, said milestme in Ke\Qkian's bailie wiIh The decision mIlIgIld Kevorkian's after Tbwsday's ruJiog. "If we b 't Michigan authorities, setting the followers, about 311 of whom have the right to decide for 0IIllIeIves stage for the fusl jury trial of the listened to 35 minutes of oral when we'." sick and dying whal retired palhologist who has tccome axguments by lawyers before the happens ID our body, we'U all be known as "Dr. DcsrA" Amlill"m"", ruling. This judge is guilty of B damned if die governmenl controls was SOl for ScpL 2A. crime, and be sbouJd spend some our lives. " Last month, Wayne CounlY time with. terminaJJy ill JlCI'lOIl who Also complicating the case is a Prosecuror 101m D. O'Hair charged is suffering," said Janet Good, separaIC legal challenge 10 the new Kevorkian, 65, with violation of IRSident of the Michigan HemJocI< law. In May, a Wayne Camt:y judge Michigan's new law banning Society, which advocaJes physician- overturned it on narrow JX=dw.al assisted suicide, which carries a ..s~ suicide. wnus judge is the grounds. Stale ntborities have n,axirnum penalty of four years aiminal in this case. " appraIcd that 10 the Michigan Ccmt imprisonment and a S2,O".A) fine. On the swface, the case against