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The EasterE.Jllino1s Universjty Charleston, Ill. 61920 Vol. 77, NO. 91 Daily 12 Pages
Ziggy Marley cancels By TIM SHELLBERG Staffeditor Ticket refunds The Ziggy Marley and the Melody Makers· concen that was now available scheduled for Feb. 7 in LantzGym Ticket holder� for the cao has been cancelled by Marie) due ce lied Zig£)' Marley and the to a throat infection. according to Melod) Mal:crs t·oncert can Jason Dotson, University Board recci\e refunih for concen comminee chair. 1he cnncen st.nning-at 11 a.m. Monda) at !he Dotson also said Marley can Union Box Office at the .Mnrtin celled all February dates of the American leg of Marley and the Luther King Jr. Un1versicy Melody Makers· Jalimekya tour Umon. because of lead singer/guitarist According ICl fason Dot�on, Marley's infection. Univer,iiy Board concert com •·we received a phone call from mittee chair. ticket holders must his agent (William Morris Agency) bring their tickets back to the at 11 Friday morning (cancelling box officeto receive Uteir refund concen)." Dotson said. "Ziggy the Dotson al<;o said ticket holders caught a throat infection while have until Feb, 14 to receive touring Europe, and the doctors their rcftmd!>. advised him that if he didn't rest (his voice) for six weeks, he would Approximately 300 tickets never sing again." were sold for the concert. Dotson said about 300 tickets were sold for the show by 11 a.m. -Staffrept>rt Friday before the UB was forced to halt ticket sales. .. We put a lot of lime in lt cancellation) was unfor this." (the Dotson said he is not sure if the tunate for students." Dotson said. UB and the William Morris "ll was quite a surprise. washes his car Sunday afternoon at 4th St. andHarrison Ave. The sunny weekend was a pop Agency will be able to reschedule 11rlow "It was out of conttol. We /or motorislS to wash their cars. UB the concen. can't control things like that," he added."J was really disappointed. ., Co111inued on page 2 iver's license center set Seven groups paint Union windows By CATHY MYERS be closed due to raises Staffwri ter Ceremony kicks off week INGFIELD (AP) - The years, will remain open. The themes of the countries By TERESA.JOHNSON and the University Board also on office is one of several Ryan said the closings general Ireland, Australia and Japan were Staffwriter will speak. she said. ·ver's license cencers slated ly affect offices issuing fewer brushed on the windows of the Panicipating campus organi Illinois Secretary of than 50 licenses a day and are closed, Martin Luther King Jr. University Ctl!tural J)iversity Week offi. zations each were assigned a Ryan said. arranged so most Illinois resi George Union's walkway Saturday as a cially kH:li.s at p.m. country to represent during e dents will have an open office -0ff l the closings, which are to window painting contest started Monday with an opening cere· activities of Cultural Diveri.ity nsate for employee raises within 30 miles. activities for Cultural Diversity mony in the University Wee� 10 give participants the this week by an arbitra- Ryan on Wednesday said he Week. Ballroom of the Jvlartin Lu1hcr opportunity to recognize differ clude full-time driver's will lay offas many as 475 work "Each organization picked a King k Untversiiy Union. saiil ent cultures and to acknowledge offices in Charleston (with ers to comply with an arbitrator's coumry." said Elecia Dexter. .Elecia Dexter, University Board diversity among people. Dexter layoffs). Shelbyville (three ruling on employee pay raises, University Board Human Poten human potential coordJnator. �aid. sJ and Tuscola (three lay with many of the layoffs coming ria1 Coordinator. "They have dis- Prestdent Stan Rive.; and Vice '"I'm very excited," she said. � v.ell as part-time offices in drivers' and vehicles· service Presidem for Student Affairs .. It makes me fe.elproud. reenup. Marshall and departments. Glenn Williams wm nddress the Acthhie" being lleld dllring (all staffed by employees <.ame cases that's going to audience at the ceremony. "lo • The Hispanic Stu Cultural Dhers1ty \Veelc mdode 1-tJme oflices). mean that people are going to Dexter dent Union plans for added. la"I Saturday's "indow painting offices could be closed by have to dnve fanher for che ser . Student Gc:wemment offic1al in the Union walkway plus
o�er the rest of the \\eekend "The nice thing about it 1s the unions and groups \I.ere eligible • Week." to De>..ter. �lightly above average. bright, clear weacher." Price -;aid. to enter. Dcxt.cr said. Groups are awarded points mg most of the -.now Painting by the groups started based on their participation .,. Cominued 011 pe1ge2 2 Monday. January 27. 1992 The Dally Eastern Ne
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Saturda>. Syoday. M.A. inEng lish from St. Loub University.'' Kilgore .Ian.25 & Jan.26 said. WINDOW PAINTING. He said during her presentation. Misselhom will Union Walkway- IOam-5pm •hsh teacher certification students and an) discuss her experiences with job hunnng and general Monda) interested students can hear Iirst-hand career preparation for future English teachers. She •.Ian. 1.7 nts about job search strategic., and teaching will also reaccoum some of her own experiences of OPENING CEREMONY ence� from Shella M1sselhorn at 3 p.m. when she began teaching, Kilgore added University Ballroom- 1-3 pm ay in room 333 of Coleman Hall. Missell1om taught at high schools in Chester and CULTURAL DIVERSITY English tt•achcr at Belleville East Hip.h School Sparta. two schools located in Southern Illinois. She Speake1 Dennis Rahim Watson lle\'ille. Missel horn will speak on "( areer became a member ol Bdlcv1lle East' s English University Ballroom - 8 pm g for English Teachers,'' according to John Departmentin 1986 . Admi!>sion SI • a protessor m the English department. Kilgore said �1isselhorn is coming brick to Tue>da) ·!horn got her 'ccond31) educa1ion ccniti Eastern to speak because ns an alumni :-.he \\ant 10 ..Ian. 28 1-l:LLINl'S CASSANOVA gmduated m 1981 from 81.tern. return something 10 lhe Unt\Crstt). has her B.A. m Engfr;h from EB tern and an University Ballroom - 12 pm I TA STE OF THE WORLD" Two faculty 6-7 pm omen's achievement award fASHION SHOW will give free be given for contributions 7.9 pm -Lawson Hall recital Monday Wedne:.day. TAMALA GANT contributions or achievements. Jan.29 and include her address and tele By STEVE LYSAKER HISPANIC AWARENESS DAY, Speake1: phone number. Staffwriter Lms Rodrigue: h pring the Women'., The idea for the award was and Gregorio Gome: Council at Eai;tem pre uggested by the late Mary T" o Ea'tem faculty member" Uni�ersityBallroom. - 12-3 pm an award to women ""ho Rogers. who was the dean of will take the stage in Dvorak PANEL DISCUSSION: great nchievemenL<: in 111 Concert Hall for a free r�c11al at nude women the RO's. According to CulturalClubs of the 90s: Understandin� S111det11 area. and the "Woman of Peggy Braylield. member of the 7:30 p.m. Monday. Ors:am;atio11sat £/U- 6-7 pm 1e\ement" a'Ward will be Engli!-.h dcpanment. said Rogers. Cellist Donald Tracy. of the O�anizations Display n to three women for their who was the first woman to music department. and pianist John Lawson Hall tnbu1ions to the university receive the award. thought Lhe David Moore, of the English thecommunity. award was necessary since the department, will take the spotlight Thursday.Jan. 30 award is open to women achievements of women are not for a concert 1h11t will include AFRICAN-AMERICAN AWARENESS DAY ave initi411cd program" for equally recognized as the pieces by noted clas�ical com Univen.uy Ballroom- 1-3 pm plo) ed y.omen. including achievementsof men. posers. "JOURNEY OF THE DRUM MAJOR"
• Tracy said he and Moore have ams for ob.advantaged Student faculty. ci\ii service a one man play aboutthe liftof MartinLuther King, Jr. ookmg JOb.., and pcrfonned recimls together for pro employees nnd .,..omen in 1be severJl performed by Crau: Alan 111 the pa..,1, nnd both are currently Edwards. snvolved with the Coal communi1y are eligible to consid Grand Ballroom.-8 pm-Sl admission Aga1nst Dome"1ic V10- ered tor the award. ho"'e"er members of the Eastern Tno. sa1d Edith R. Hedges. members of the Women s Studies The program "111 include Frjday. Beetho,en'" G Major." Jan.31 prof� or in the home Council may not benominated. ··sonata in CLOSING CEREMONY/ Mendelssohn's "Sonata in D detiartment. De;1dlinc for nominations is 2 PRESENTATIONOF AWARDS r; this award will p.m. Feb. 28. but early submi' Ma1or" and "Variations on a of University Ballroom- I pm Theme of Ro... sini" by Bohuslav iii 1c of merit and sion of nornma1ions is encour aged. Hedges added. Maninu. li'ucysaid. are sonatas Rec1p1en1s of the award will be '1'hcsc two great and fun vanauon' \\C wdl be perfonn the honored n1 1he Women'" ing: nnd I thmk man) people will Studies Council annual award" re.ill) en them." Trac)said banquet on March 31. JOY .The.Ea Does anyone remember Pearl Harbor anymor oany st ern N ews, RememberPearl Halborl But the American consumer lsn·t as stupid Does anyone remember Peart American CEO thinks he Is. despiteexpensive m Harbor? studies to the contrary. We can be dumped for a OPINION That was when those treacher but not forever. American consumers today now ous little Japanese attacked the the best deal going. They look at prke beforeq American fleetwith treacherous lit many cases. Weno longer have the strong co tleJapanese- made bombsdropped to the Amerk:an producers because the Amerkan from treacherous little Japanese ducers no longer have a commitment to us. made planes. That morning In shout, URemember Pearl Harbor!" and rattle 194 t serves as a date which will loudly as we can, but we buy Toyota.s Instead of live In Infamy: the morning when because they are both overpriced but Toyota · Japanese products outperformed Mike overpriced as Ford. But the affordable Fords are page American products. Chambers able for a reason. because they don't last Sure It was a surprise attack. ------• Nowwe are angry at Japan for lookingfor a way American radar operators spotted something and a promise of selling 19.000 cars In that country warned American military leaders who said, "Don't the Big Three aren't as big In as in style. Editorials represent the opinion quality worry. It's just some American products on their way We should be careful not to let Corporate A of the editorial board. Columns back to the goodold U.S. ofA." Whoops! drug us with anti·Japanese. or anti-foreignsentim Sin<;e 1941 America has managed to mend their bolster their sales Because hate Is a drug. A are the opinion of the author. wounds enough to build a bigger bomb and drop It on a Junkies always hate the cops more than the dealers. couple of Japanese cities, tear their little island to shreds This country Is heading for a crash. The signs MONDAY, JANUARY 27, 1992 and build It b."\ck up again - out of the goodness of our around us. Real progress Is quickly being ma hearts - until present day, when Japanese products can National Health Care In Congress (And nothing again outperform American products. quick In Congress except pay raises and op! State should No red-blooded American can be happy about this. People are stealing guardrails and streetlights on We cheered Inside when we read In the Tribune yester freeways to sell the scrap metal. Welfare and day where a t0vvn In California cancelled a billion dollar ment are up. A real Impending sense of doom Is set priorites bid with a Japanese rail car manufacturer after a bom· where. bardmenr of calls from unemployed Americans in the T'Wfsting arms and forcing trC\de on other coon area. Pearl UBuy Amer1can!" "Remember Harbor!" not the way to avoid the crash. And isolationist But that's the wrong thing to do. won't divert the crash either. It doesn't fix the in making cuts Here·s why Americans should not American: there are too many poor, too much for the buy rich. American-made Is no longer American-made, It's enough middle dass Gov.Jim Edgar has been doing something . Mexican made GM cars, and German-made ford cars. One Innovative way of Improving foreign trade unprecedented in government since he took It's American Jeeps that are recalled. It's upper-level the highest paid CEO's In the world to office in devise t 99 t . management that are paid the highest salaries In the America tomake quality. affo rdable products. He has been working to reduce the state's world while lower-level employees lose company health Most consumers remember Pearl Harbor. not deficit by reducing spending; at the same Insurance benefits for themselves and their families. It was a day when a foreign aggressor attacked us time, he has attempted to resist raising t.axes American-made Isaffordable wages abroad. out warning. but simply because our history t or increasing the state's borrowing. American-made CEO's can't come up with innovative made us remember It. The facts are memorable but ways While we approve of his Idea in general, to sell us things like a quality stereo for under $400. has been forgotten. But theswindlers and shoddy when we feel Edgar and state legislators have not Yet they have come up with Innovative ways of milking we remember for a long time. And In a time the consumer. You develop "sound systems" with sepa dollar counts, that pain Is gone far enough to cut the frills out of state real. rate components andgive them names like receiver and spending. each speakers and equalizer and turntable. Then you sell Mike Ch.:tmbers Is a columnist for The Daily When a family can't balance its budget. it component separately. for say. $300 a pop. Bingo! News. eliminates the nonessentials: family members Christmas bonusIn thebag. eat out less often. or • Editorial delay buy1ng new dothes, ------making repairs around the house or buying the new stereo for the car. The state should apply the same principle to its budget. If the state of Illinois is making cuts in welfare benefits and education, then it should not be engaging In new building; leg islators and state employees should be trav eling as little as possible. and legislators' and other state employees' office and mailing expenses should be cut to a bare minimum. Eastern· s own spending can serve as an example of this concept. During two years that the university has faced budget callbacks, It has completed construction of a new student recreation cen ter, several buildings ln Greek Court and a new building for the Lumpkin College of Business. At the same time. faculty almost went on strike this year before they received l per cent across-the board salary increases and an additional equity Increase from the Board of Governors. In 1990, Eastern and other BOG faculty settled for 2 percent salary increases after the state only left enough in the budget for 1 .8 percent Increases. Now, the bureaucrats will tell you that Your turn money In one fund cannot be moved into another fund becausethe money comes from Black History Month Is here to yourself. Well I took that two different places, and It simply can't be J . A . Winders educate all on civil rights, equal as just a fad that comes and done and ... rights. and most Important human and If so then your expiration We're a little more old-fashioned than rights. Black history month also Is just around the comer! history month educates us on the hardships. trials Kimberly M. that. and tribulations, and the achieve When you're low on money, you cut out not a good idea ments of the Afro-American race. I the extras and save the essentiaJs. am sorry that this may not be editor: Letter policy With million being cut from higher Dear Interesting to you and for you to $49.3 This Is In reply to J.A. Winders education this year, can we expect that the know, but I begto differ. You want column In theThursday. Jan. 23 what is very Interesting though. little extras have alreadybeen eliminated? edition The Dally £astem The Dally £astern News of News. knowing about the shot fired ages letters to the edltor How on earth can you make a and around the world how Lincoln Ing any local, state, natlo mockery of a month that was not did so much for blacks when he only set aside for Afro-Americans International Issue. TODAY'S was alive and who chopped down less but forall people as well (believe It Letters should be th.11 the cherry tree. What really gets words. for theletter to be or not)? People like you think me Is how you can comj>are some the name of the author. ln '' because of the title Black History one as profound and exhilarating That's the way the money that the month Is only for black to the author's address and as King to the Three Stooges. phone number, must be Ind Quon goes- pop goesthe weasel! people. I'm here to tell you that If Brady Bunch and so on. you take a little time: out Anonymous letters will and see So you say you just want to printed. what goes on during thl� time you jump on the "recognltlonal (which may something. the say If a letter has more than learn As I must say that I did not find in the authors. only the nam� of ing goes "when you assume you dictionary) month bandwagon" Anonymous three authors will be printed make an ... (you know the rest). and have a month proclalmed for Dally Eastern News Monday, January 27, 1992 tartin' out Marty's Cricket League (Entries willbe limited to 2) ew group to focus on communication TEN TEAM DIVISION Sign up at Marty's officers and gi"c them a chance to speak about the association's upcoming events. New members will Season runs EVERY TH URSDAY also be encouraged to sign up at the meeting, between 216and 419 De\\ student organization formed by members Bums said. FOOD AND DRINK SPECIALS! c speech communication department will ''Due:. will be kept low," she noted, "around $3 m. first informational meeting at 7:30 p.m. per semester." y in the Coleman Hall Auditorium. Burnsalso said the Communication A sociation p••• CARRY-OUT SPECIAL ---· e new group, the Communication Associa- will try to raise funds for scholarships and com· 1s open to students and faculty interested in munity events. The group also is arranging for I GOOD 7 DAYS A WEEK I field of communication. said Eileen Burns. speakers and for a week in April designated as I I ident of the organization. "Speech Wee k." I . 1 !though the group is geared for communica Other social events :tre also in the works, she I A Large (16") I majors, Burns said all majors are welcome to added. I I "These events will be u good way for people �ommunication plays a part in just about any with an interest in communication 10 mingle and I I r," she said. "But speech communication Sausage Pizza I share ideas," Burns said. I !>will take advantage of this the most." Officers will be elected yearly. she added. I I The group's first meeting will introduce the I I I $7.45 I RHA talks a ispanic Student Union I Good on Cany-Out 7 Days Week. I about retreat, I Offer Expires April 30, 1992. I o bring poets to campus I I ous ethnic foods. conference The organization will also By MARJIE BARRETT represent Germany and Mexico Staff writer Hispanic Student Union The m a fa:.hion show Tuesday as ------1 I bring t"Y
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1991-1992 Sweetheart the JUNCTION �... --�[!Im ...... 0 Union Bowling Lanes & Rec. Ar The Daily Eastern News The JUNCTION offers 12 lanes for classes, open and League bowling. 6 billiard tables, video & pinball, and camping equipment rental . Black History Month Anyone interested in joining a league this spnng �hould stop by the JUNCll Essay Contest in the Union or caH 581-3616. The cost per week is only $3.00 plus shoe rental ($.35). 1. Entries should be 500 words or less. ••. Essays should portray a person, a time LEAGUE TIMES period, or an event - local or otherwise - 6:30 p.m. & 9 p.m...... Monday NighL COED which promoted the advancement of 6:30 p.m. & 9 p.m...... Tuesday !'.ight COED 4:30 p.m...... Peterson Point (Indv.) Wed. blacks. Essays may also address ways p.m...... We dnesday Night Men (Doubles) in which a student could promote this 7:00 advancement in the future. Location ...North end of UNION STATION UNION Hours . ..M-TH ...... 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. 2. The contest is open to all students, F ...... 10:00 a.m. - 11:30 p.m. with the exception of those currently Sat...... 2:00 p.m. - 11 :30 p m. working for Student Publications and Qll_.-.-... Sun ...... 4:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. any past editors of these publications. �----
3. Entries must be submitted to The Daily Eastern news office no later than 4 CONGRATULATIONS o p.m. Friday Feb. 13 TO THE NEW ACTIVES
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5. Essays and photos of the top three Mike Driskell Jon Schorlie Vann Bennett winners will be published on the editorial Mark Pi ckett Ron Schrader Dan Grabowski page of The Daily Eastern News the Tom Magan f.skra Jeff Figurell Ean week of Feb. 24-28. James Clark Matt Church David Gadberry R.J. Wood Mike Hartman Chad Jones Jason Ru sher Greg Buss Lane Nicolette Donato rs: Jason Paul Ciszek Betz Joshua Paul Aaron Turner Charlie Marggraf Steve Petrowski Society of Collegiate African American Phil Askelson Dan Holzer Journalists Studies Department Mike Brannigan Scott Lovejoy Brett Schulze Derek Miller Brian Sean Dempsey Sasso Jim Strohl Jason Smith Mike Fitzgerald Monday. January 27. 1992 1 ree courses Bush chief of staff ed to new e curriculum defends proposal Lincolnwo,od/
WASHINGTON (AP) - President in creased incentl\'e for busines Bush' State of lhe Union address investment and a 90-day moratori Pinetree "ill lay out a program to "get mnnynew go,ernment e Council of Academic um on regu Amenca back working again." his mtt Thursdaydiscu to lations Apartments chief of said Sunda\ as he The elecllon-year budget also tcgration core of general taff defended n controversial ha a host of increased pending - Studio 1 ,2 & 3 Bedroom ion and to vote on neY. Pi-o w.saJ to eliminate the luxury tax on rneac;ures m such popular areas � to be addedto the unh - Completely Furnished er yachts. environmental cleanup, Head Stan. "cu lum. Samuel Skinner who replaced space exploration and cretlhon of cording to acting Vice . - 5 Minute Walk to Campus John Sununu as lhe president's top ncv. parks and recn•.11ion areas. 1dent of Student Affairs 11ide hue last year. said Bush's Officials confinncd that Bush - 24 Hour Maintenance the implementation the Hill. ucsday night address and the bud will propose eliminating a 1megratccl core will begm ·r budget - Central Air Conditioning gc 1 he sends Congress on percent tax on yachts costing Hill said new p10- I 0 fall. the Wc dnci;ctay to overcome an more than $100.CXXl. - Swimming Pool d1d not cost as much as will uy unexpected "wall of resistance" Some congre..,�ionnl sources said :ttd that's keeping the economy from lhey expect the admini will - 9 Month Lease coun;e to be addedfo1 fall trntion rev 1vmg. also propose repealing a s mi ar on "multi-cultural diversi i l Where your money No. jobs tnx on purch,1sc of air Hillsaid. Two lustory cours ..The I hsue is and lhc lu:imry the economy. That what we are planes. re nlso added - one on h goes a long wayl going to be dealing with.·· Skinner luxury ta.'<. passed in 1990as c1vilizntion before the The said on ABC"s UThii> Week with pan of an effort to control huge nee period, on Call and one David Brinkley. The president's budget deficit . co"ers pur rn ch 11ization nfter that •• also package. much of which has chasesof ;iewelry, furs andexpen al.ready beenre\'emed. willpropose sh e autom0b1les a 345-60001 middle classin aaxbreak thefonn The admmi trntion·s economic of an incrca e in the per:>onal growth p:ickagc been nnackcd has or stop by 2219 S. 9th St #17 exemption for families andup to both by li beral Democnusand con SHOWING APARTMENTS NOW! SS,000 as a tax credit for first-time sen•au'te in Bush' own Republi homebu) ers. can P� as being too timid to pro DRAPERAND KRAMER , � II wm also propose $50up to bil vide the confidence-boos1i ng jolt a � . lton m additional cuts in defense sick economy needs. spending over lhe next f"IVe years.
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The Daily Eastern News will run your CLASSIFIED AD tor 1 day for $1 * •10 words ONE DAY IS$1.00 Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU �------�l'llcr-. ,____ ComPositor ____ -----��Amountcluej____ _ 10 Monday, January 27, 1992 Wisconsin-Green Bay beat a good team. and Eastern is ffJ From page I2 certainly a good team, it is a big • said. win.'' •W"' •"i""'''':•t':V/: .a.-...-... The closest the Panthers came Eastern wiJl look to end its was two points, when they ~ two-game losing streak Monday Buy a sn Sub at when they host Northern 11linois !Tailed 70-68 with 39 seconds CONTINENT Regular Price left in the game. Eastern C 0 N F E R E N C E in a 7:30 p.m. game at Lantz appeared to have fouled the Mid-Continent Gym. get a bowl of soup right man, when they put Dean Conference Standings WISCONSIN-GREEN BAY 74 for 99¢ Rondorf. who had been shooting EASTERN 70 just 53 percent from the free Conference Overall Expires: 217192 throw line, but the junior swing Wis.-Green Bay 5-0 14-1 Pie-IJ(fW!>t t'nlSC0Upcl'1 Whenordering Wisconsin-Green Bay (15-1) umir OM CO\IP0'1vis.r porpersoo NOt vallc!wltn Gett.., man stepped to the line and Akron 4-2 8-6 orom �r i. useow1m 11'1COfljUnttiOn .,v01ner offer\ Yates 0-0 0-0 O. Martinez 4-6 1-4 r�oon v-.1110 Of oriecent Wright State 4-2 8-6 calmly hit both of his free Offer °"''100C1 tt PWUdpatt nglllmple l'ftbunim 10, Ciaravino 0- 0, Johnson •!Mn prohlbl- throws to give the Phoenix a EASTERN 3-2 8-5 J 0-0 void 1-2 0-0 l, Hill 3-5 4-5 10, four point advantage. Illinois-Chicago 4-3 7-9 Bennett 13-18 5-6 37, Rondorf 1- Eastern had many advantages Northern Illinois 3-3 5-10 5 2-2 5, Ludvigston 0-1 0-0 0, Western Illinois 2-2 6-7 An Evening of Comedy over Green Bay, as they shot 5 l LeMoine 2-2 1-2 5, LeDuc 2-3 1- Va lparaiso 0-5 3-11 with percent from the field, out 4 5. Team 26-43 14-23 74. Cleveland State 0-6 7-9 rebounded them 30-18 and had Paula Poundstone the biggest crowd of the present Eastern (8-6) year, but one area that may have As seen on ... Collier 0-1 0-0 O. Rowe 3-8 5-8 cost the Panthers the victory combined to shoot 5-7 from the 13, Martin 4-5 l-5 13. Johnson 3- HBO field 16 points in the first was at the free throw line. and had 8 3-4 9, Landrus 0-0 0-0 0. The To night Show After connecting on eight of half tokeep the close.score Jordan 0-0 0-0 0, Olson 3-7 0-0 its first 10 attempts, Eastern Eastern trailed 29-28 with 37 7, West 5-7 2-2 13, Rodriquez 1- Letterman made only eight of its final 16. seconds remaining in the half, 2 1-2 3, Kelley 0-2 0-0, 0, Leib 4- Saturday Night Live 5 4-5 12. Te am 23-45 16-26 70. "Our kids really played hard," woen Martinez hit a clutch Showtime Samuels said. ''We still have chree-pointer with three seconds some of these little problems left to make the score 32-28 at Three-point field goals. Green WED. JAN 29th Bay (8-14). Martinez (l-1), that have plagued us all year the break. 8:00 p.m. long. We missed some free Green Bay head coach Dick Bennett (6-9). Rondorf ( 1-4). throws. if we connect on those. Bennett said this was a great Eastern (8-16). Rowe (2-3), University Union Grand Ballroo then we have a chance." win for rus Phoenix team. Martin C4-5). Johnson (0- 1 ), $3 Students w/ID Olson ( 1-5). West ( 1-2). Re Eastern never led in thecontest. ''There are satisfying victories. but stayed with the Phoenix the and certainly this was one of bounds. Green Bay 18. LeMoine $5 General Admission whole way. West and Curtis Leib them." Bennett said. "'Anytime you Eastern 30. Johnson (9). (6). Tickets available at Union Ticket Office 1111··· SON LIGHT SEXUAL ASSAULT· Pagliai's Pizza Power Gym COUNSELING CENTER Large Thin Single Item 15 Ta ns seeks caring volunteers to work & Qt. of Coke with victims of sexual assault. For the Low Price of $25 TRAINING BEGINS FEBRUARY 2. Call office (348-5033) $7.95plus 519 7th St. 345-1 544 Unless Stated Not valid with any other offal Open Daily 4 pm - 1 am roonni"sHa�cr ea.rons1 2 am on Weekends I Unisex Hairstyliing I 345-3400 Welcome Students 1 MON. & TUES. 8 A.M.- 8 P. M. 1 - I WED. - FRI. 8 A.M. 6 P.M. 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There \\ere three notable dtd get some matches an, but for f the w inningeq Pun ub,cnces for Eastern. Senior co a small tournnmem. there v. a ced in the tournament, captain Ray Serbtck. 142. came too much watting." eluded teams from the down '"ith n lymph node infec There were other Panthers l) of Michigan. Purdue tion on Friday and did not wres who "'on. but dtd not place. t} . Ohio Srnte Univer t le. John Wentz. 118. and Bob Frc..,hman Trent Anderson, 142. otre Dame and other Johnson. 167. also missed the \\Cnt 3-2 on the day before being I schools. Redskin Open with mjuries they knocked out by a fnm1har foe. Weber. 126. and John �uffered earlier. Dave Marlow won 1he match heavyweight, both took "We'll have to see what hap between the two Eastern wres- as our 1991 Employee of the Year! place 10 their weight class pens." Eastern coach Ralph 1lers to shov. he is still number �arlow. 142. and Stan McCausland �aid. "If we can't one at 142. Gino Fiorvanti. 150, 190, finished in third get them back to where we need Mike Layne. 158, and Tom them, we'll have to make :.ome Carroll. 177, all won two mate h CRAIG ALAN EDWARDS has come on as of late adjustments." e" in the tournament. \\On nine of his last 13 It is safe to say Miami wiU not ''Under the condllions I lil 10 improve to 11-7 on ask McCausland to be a thought we did a pretty good "JOURNEY OF THE DRUM MAJOR: n. Hilkey has won nine !)pokesman for the tournament job." McCausland said. "They st 12 to go to 13-6 and next year. McCausland was not didn't let (the time delay) ger to Dreaming the Dream of taken JO of 13 and is pleru;ed "ith the way the touma- them." Martin Luther King" I-American Date: Jan. 30 into (the game)," ItFmm page 12 Place: Grand Ballroom The first words said by an team last summer. Samuels in the post-game press UNIVERSITY Time: 8 p.m. BOARD t trying to be aggressive conference ..-;ere, "I know if I ..,.__ __ 1111 -·· ·� Admission: $1 t m) !>hot out. The guys was an NBA scout. I'd be ung great picks and the impressed." t felt good." There happened to bean NBA 1le working through scoul in attendance Saturday. us screens and picks of Courtney Wille of the Indiana YOUNGSTOWN ates. the 6-foot senior Pacers. Wille liked whnt he saw ted on his first eight of the 1991 Mid-Continent NOW RENTING ur of which came from Player of the Ye ar. FOR FALL & SPRING e three-point arc. "Much of the time you don't tough to cover n guy ee guy:. as complete a Ben '92 & '93 \mg ro work through 11 nen.'' aid Wttte while pomung V Spaoous2 Bedroo Tow nhouses tor 3 & 4 People 24 hr M mieoonce reens," said Panther out Bcnneu's ta11st1cs on rhe V DiStlw sher 1en 1nrtin. who along Green Bay fact sheets wluch ha V V 1 3 & .1 BedlOOl1lS Av ble c Rowe had the slo..of Benncn Ii ted as econd on the Y SWlml'\lllg Pool Bcnnen for the mnJon team in rebounding and teab v Jaww and leading the Phoenix in game. "Then you have To ny Bennett BJ.sicPaid Cable out if he was gomg 10 a:.si ts. points and minutes �Ce�Fully � Fumsshed � Y r buncrious Pan1her crowd. played. ''He i� a pretty complete shoot the three-(point- V Onsite Management hard to beat a team that The crowd erupted loudly ballplayer. He is fundamentally V Garl>age Disposals guy (Bennett) shooting when Bennen did finally miss a l>Ound. very well rounded and .ent and he takes 15- 16 shot. a three-point attempt, w11h very smart.'' CALL TO VIEW OUR UNIQUE 8:06 remainmg in the firsr half As far as \\here Benneu may APARTMENTS TODAY!! 1 er coach Rick Samuels and got even louder when a pair go in the NBA draft this sum \\e tned two to three dif· of back-to-back traveling calls mer. Witte was sure that Bennett people on him and even were whistled on him." will be one of 54 collegiate 345-2363 a zone so we wouldn't "Coach Samuels said this is players drafted. Cambridge & Nantucket o work through screens one of the best atmospheres they "In my opinion he will get e "ould have an idea have had here and it is fun to drafted:' said Wille. "There e was at." play in that type of situation,'' were 11 scouti. at Butler last nl) did Bennett's sharp said a smiling Bennett about Saturday and all of the first 12 minutes Eastern•., biggeM crowd of the impressed. (Bennett) under .. leGreen Bay to an earl)' �eason. II i great to have a live .,tand!> what it take to play (in tit 11 also hushed a ram- atmosphere and have lhe c.rowd the NBA} and that as a ramy." �======��!!!i!!!�iiiliiimr ALPHA PHI would like to congratulatte those who have reached academic excellence for Fall 1991 and helped ALPHA PHI to be #1 in gradesfor th esecond consecuti ve semeste r � Kara Driscoll ElfieHuber Amy Paul 3.5&above Lora Budnik AmyCarter KrisCherry KariDabrowski Cara Erck Kelli Henry Janell Korneman Anne Mahler Carey Mc:Caleb Jennner Onken Mary Pearse Amy Schlueter �..., MarianneTemple Tamara Twining Lynette Venturella Tracey Weller 3.Q.3.49 MargieBarrett Jodi Brant Claudine Brawthen Kris Cardinal BrendaChapp LauraCollins Jennner Efinger Amy Gossett AlexisGenetski KristyHohulin ChristineHugg ins CathyJepson Ton ya Kreke Jennffer Ludwig SamaMack LisaMayer Tracy McArthur ColleenMurphy BienO'Brien Eileen Olson SiriPeterson Jordan Rabin #] Kathy Reinhardt Tracy Ad1erson :J Kelly Sopher SorayaTa heri SusanneWeise LaraZerante Wisconsin-Greel'.l Bay prevails in .close bat By KEN RYAN just a great basketball player." All -Ameri Associate sports editor Eastern, which dropped to 3- ·'.;'f 3 in the Mid-Continent and 8-6 Bennett shi It was the Tony Bennett show overall, trailed by 12 points Saturday night at Lantz Gym. with 4: 15 left irithe game, when By DON O'BRIEN The senior guard poured in a they made its run. The 14-4 run Sports editor season-high 37 points to help was started when Steve Rowe Tony Bennett is a lead Wisconsin-Green Bay to a stole a pass and dished to a man. He was marked 7 4- 70 victory over Eastern in streaking Eric- We st who skied everyone in att front of 5 ,500 screaming through the air for an over the Saturday at Lantz G Panther fans. head two-handed slam dunk to Wisconsin-Green Bay U n i ed Press Bennett, the t put the crowd into a frenzy. victory over the International All-American and Kavien Martin then drained a Panthers as the one to Mid-Continent .Pla� er of the three-pointer, his fourth in fi ve The Panthers had Year last season, made his pres attempts, from the top of the marked as the man t ence felt early and helped ice key to .close the gap to 67-58. stop in order to come torious. The Phoeni the victory in the end. Barry Johnson got an offensive other hand, had Benne He scored 20 of the rebound and put in a basket to as their savior, the guy Phoenix's first 25 points to help make the score 67-60. lead them to post-se Green Bay jump out to a 25-16 Rowe, who had only two The 5,501 fans that lead and then with one second points in the first half, swished Lantz had him wea left in the game, he connected a pair of three-pointers t6 put black hat, like a bad on two free throws to end any the Panthers back in the game at old western movie. He chance at a Panther upset. For 69-66 with 2: 14 remaining the a mark on an NBA the game, Bennett shot 13-18 contest. attendance. from the field, including 6-9 When Green Bay's John In the end, Benne from three-point territory. Martinez missed one of two free mark after a 37-poin mance, a season-hi Eastern head coach Rick throws with 1 :31 left, Samuels included scoring Samuels had nothing but praise said .be thought his team might Phoenix's first 25 for Bennett. be able to win the game. the first 12 minutes of "He senses when it's a big "When we got the score He also added five game," Samuels said. "He down to three or four points and four assists while pla sensed that this was a big game, really got the crowd into the minutes. the kid can really play. If young game and then when Martinez MIKE-ANSCHUETZ/Staff photographer . "The shot felt goo/i \' kids really concentrated on him, missed a free throw, I thought s�iq ll@nn�Hj W�flVI Eastern senior Barry .Johnson goes up and lays in a basket while you would see how you play the we had a chan ce," Samuels bronze medal win Wisconsin-Green Bay's Eric LeDuc (52) makes an invalid attempt to game. He constantly moves, p Continued on page IO swat the ball away. he's got great balance and he is Northern Iowa surprises Eastern Lady PantJiers fall s By BRIAN HARRIS Braidy and Brent Miller along degrees. in conference showd Staff writer with Rob Schultz took the top "That made a difference but three places in the 35-pound we're not looking for excuses," By KEIT°H FARROLL foul them and that's h The most recent match-up weight to highlight Eastern's indi said assistant coach John Mc Staff writer up being a 12 poi between Eastern and its long- time vidual performances. Braidy won inerney. "We did well in the field Roller said. "It was a rival Northern Iowa ended up with with a toss of 63 feet even, an events but didn't get the job done The roller coaster ride contin than the score indica the latter racking up a 30-point win average distance for Miller who is on the track." ues. Sophomore Carol at the track and field triangular an All-American in the event. But Other top performers for Eastern After coming off an emotional led Eastern in the sco · Saturday hosted in Cedar Falls, ever-improving Brent uped his included Nevin Govan in the road victory over Gateway by putting in 1 Iowa. personal best with a mark of 59- jumping events. He won the long Conference foe Indiana State Freshman Nicky P This came to be a surprise to the feet 4 1/4 inches finishing second. jump with a season best of 24-feet Thursday, the Lady Panther bas career high 15 poi Panthers, considering that The distance ranks him second to 9 3/4-inches, and also jumped a ketball team fe ll just short of a senior Tracy Roller c · Northern Iowa was blown away in his brother on Eastern's all-time season best in the triple jump, but complete weekend as it lost 78- points. a meet last week against Illinois list. just like indoor conference last 66 to Illinois State at the Redbird The Lady Panthers State, Indiana State and Missouri: Finishing times Saturday for year, Govan was leading the event Arena. the locker room do However, Northern Iowa, with 76 most of the running events, with until Junior Chukukere of Eastern, which dropped to 2-5 points, 40-3..l, at ha points, did not show any weakness the exception of the sprints, were Northern Iowa stymied him on the 'in the Gateway and 6-9 overall, woke up in lrie sec this weekend in defeating Eastern slower than usual due to the heat last jump to claim the win. failed to stop Redbird post play they scored the first (46) and We stern Illinois (39). inside the Unidome. Cedar Falls Brent Bickhaus came within 3 ers as Caryn Brune and Melanie to make the score, 4 Eastern proved strong in the was hit with snow the night before inches of his own school record in Ward had 25 points and 18 points first lead since the o field events, but Northern Iowa the meet. To cl6ar the snow off the finishing second in the pole vault respectively. Illinois State guard ket in the game. dominated the running events, dome, the heat inside the building at 16 feet. Te ammate Joe Tami Baalke added 18 points remained close an especially the sprints. was turned up to a stifling 80 Gianneschi was third.' · coming off the bench for her exchanged hands eigh career high. The Redbirds The final lead whi improved their conference mark held was with 3:46 to 6-2 and overall record to 9-8. were leading 62-61 o "We haven't been noted for Youngman 19- foot Redski ns stymie Bills out post defense," said Eastern Redbirds outscored coach Barb Hilke in an Illinois MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The no-names on I think that held them," Redskins coach Joe Gibbs in the final 3:25 of th State University press release. Wa shington's defense were too much Sunday for said. The inside game "Caryn Brune is an excellent Buffalo's no-huddle offense. Sure, MVP Mark Rypien was 18 of 33 for 292 from the tip-off. Ei The Redskins won their third Super Bowl in 10 yards and two touchdowns as Wa shington ran the post player and a fun player to Redbirds' first 10 po· watch. Unfortunately that's what years, 37-24, putting the game away with 24 straight NFC 's streak in the NFL's marquee game to eight layups as they jum we did, we watched her." points after a scoreless first period in which they straight. 4 lead in the first six Another key in the game was blew two touchdown chances. Sure, the "Posse" - receivers Art Monk, Gary the contest. the poor shooting fr om three 3- The Bills, one-point losers to the New York Clark and Ricky Sanders - led a 17-point explosion Roller hit two point territory on Eastern 's part. Giants in the Super Bowl a year ago, never were in in · 5 minutes, 45 seconds of the the second quarter the Redbirds 10-10. They shot 29 percent (8-28) from this meeting of the teams with the two best records after a scoreless first period. That surge saw the point, Illinois State behind the arc which includes in the NFL. Only two touchdowns late in the fourth Redskins use the no-huddle- offense themselves in a lead and held it for cold shooting (2-11) in the sec quarter made it seem that way. modified reprise of their record 35-poiht second half. ond half. This Wa shington win was as much the work of quarter in their Super Bowl rout of Denver ·four The Redbirds lead obscure defenders like Kurt Gouveia, Brad Edwards, years ago. "We got down again and we 11 points, 35-24, with Fred Stokes, Jason Buck, Alvoid Mays and Andre And sure, Rypien hit Clark with a 30-yard TD started shooting three pointers the half, but the La Collins as any of the team's stars. pass with 1 :24 left in the third quarter after Buffalo too soon. Then we didn 't start cut that lead to seve making them ...we didn't we get "Our defensive guys gave them a lot of looks and had cut a 24-0 lead to 24- 10. 33, going into halfti our own rebounds and ...had to