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This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1987 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in October by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Friday, October 23, · 1987 ·rhe Daily . . . wm be ma;nly sunny, high in the middle or upper 50s. Friday night, increasingcloudiness, low in the upper uli�l:D�73.�44 30s or lower 40s. ews . G hikes tuition 6 per semester provision for a roll-back . . . if and when the state comes per semester tuition through and realizes th� need minus the roll-back for more money," Riordan·said. 'on asked for by student "I feel that what is available s, was ap proved for faculty should also be ously Thursday by the available for students," he said. of Governors. However, Layzell said this vision to roll back the situation is different. An hike, should legislators agreement with faculty was more money to higher reached last month callirig for 'on, was left off the BOG negotiations to be reopened . Chancellor Thomas should the state appropriate said the BOG "always money specifically for staff e option" to look at salaries. The contract, between the board usually looks at BOG and members of r a tuition increase is University Professionals of in February after the Illinois, freezes faculty salaries Board of Higher at least years levels. It was tion makes its budget approved last month. mendation, which Riordan asked what effect a includes suggestions on roll-back provision wol'.lld have n increases, Layzell on the state legislature. Layzell said it could hurt the chances proVIs1on was strongly for extra funding. by the non-voting "Some legislators woul(i see t members from all five this as putting unfair pressure schools. An amendment on them . . . when they feel ude a roll-back provision most of their constituents do made by BOG member not want a tax increase," Althoff of McHenry, but Layzell said. feated 5-2. However, BOG member increase without a roll Robert Ruiz of Chicago said it provision is "disturbing," is only-fair to point the finger TINA POSZICH I Staff photographer Mike Riordan, BOG at Gov. James Thompson and What's-this? t representative from . legislators for failing to Gary Lugar, a sophomore speech com sale, which is in the Doudna Fine Arts Center support a tax increase to fund munications major, observes posters at the lobby, displays more than 700 selections at disturbs me is that in (See BOG, page 6A) art department-sponsored art exhibition. The and ends Friday. proposal, there is no gislators don't see education veto override uphold the constitution and the con not afford the override because without "'If Mike Madigan said there is $200 stitution says we have to have a funds to finance it, and that since July, million in the treasury, - then he's legislators say the chances are balanced budget," Schaffer said. "How no economic event had occured that probably right," State Treasurer Jerry for an overnde of Gov. James can you have a balanced budget if there would lead people to believe the Cosentino, a fellow Democrat, said pson's cuts in higher education. is no money there? It's hard to be 'rosy' revenue forecast would improve during Thursday. "Madigan doesn't give false of two o'clock today, I'd say 'no', I optimistic about this." the course of the year. Also, the recent statements. There probably is $200 think the motion an override for In Springfield Wednesday, Thomp downturn in the stock market risks a million in the treasury, but it's all a education will pass," said Senate son wrote a letter to state lawmakers dampening of consumer spending and budget matter of what's already spoken 'ty Whip Jack Schaffer, R-Cary, urging them not to support the override corporate expansion, putting sales tax for," Cosentino said. esday. "The only justification for for elementary and secondary and income tax revenues at risk for the Cosentino said he personally sup erride is that there is money education. next two years. ported the override for elementary and ble, a:Qd right now, there isn't. "You should. know that a vote to House Speaker Michael Madigan, D secondary education, as well as the convinced our state finances override the fiscal vetoes without a Chicago, disputes Thompson's claims. override of higher education cuts. t handle an override." concurrent vote to raise taxes will The same day Thompson released his "I imagine the override for higher House of Repre�ntatives voted plunge the State of Illinois into a deficit letter, Madigan said he was going to education is going to be a tough fight Wednesday to override Thomp in the midst of national economic support the veto ovveride for secondary though because the Democrats only budget veto and restore $62.5 uncertainty and would, in my opinion, and elmentary education with $200 have a one-vote majority in the Senate. n in state aid for elementary and be the single most irresponsible action I million resting in. the state treasury. I don't agree with what --Governor school education. But the chance have seen taken in my 11 years as Seventy members of the House agreed, . Thompson said and I hope legislators an override supporting higher Governor," Thompson's letter said. and $62.5 million was restored to realize that education has to be a tionappear doubtful. The letter also said the state could elementary and secondary education. priority in the state," Cosentino said. a State Senator, I swore to Family continues search for mystery driver By CHRYSTAL PHILPOTT retrace Patrick's path the night failed. "We're just trying to find out - and culture City editor he was killed. Wixom said he Mitchell, who has said he was what happened. It's awfully rb le Ar ts Center ' Paul Wixom isn't satisfied wanted to look for someone, intoxicated at the time of the frustrating not knowing what rates fifth anniversary with not knowing what anyone who might have even accident, said he remembers happened," Wixom said. bringing artwork to happened to he, his brother seen his brother in the bars little about the night, including In the end Wixom said Patrick Wixom the night he that night. any details or description of like his father, just wants See the Verge was killed in a jeep accident on Patrick was killed after the the mystery driver. justice. He said he wants to see I-57. 1980 gray soft-top CJ7 jeep he Mitchell also said he and the mystery driver identified SoWixom is out doing a little was riding in with a friend, Patrick stopped at Mother's, and punished for what he did. . Louis Cardinals need footwork, talking to those who Robert Mitchell, rolled at about 506 Monroe Ave., and E.L. "I don't see how anybody could more win to take 1 98 7 might have seen his brother 1:30 a.m. on Sept. 16. Krackers, 1405 Fourth St., for live with that (having been the d Series after beating the night he was killed, trying A third unknown passenger a few drinks on their way from driver who wrecked the jeep, innesota Twins 4-2. to get a few answers. is believed to have been driving Southern Illinois University in killing Patrick)." Seepage12A The 24-year-old Wixom came the jeep, but fled the scene Carbondale to Champaign. Despite what the· unknown down to Charleston It was there Wixom and driver did, Wi'Com said his Thursday after the accident. So far ef probably with his 25-year-old brother-in- forts by Illinois State Police to Scheidegger returned Thur brother would have law _ Mike Scheidegger to locat�,-.... sdav lookin �for a few answers. &e FA.MILY. a e 6A) 2A Friday, October 23, 1987 The Dall Eastern N
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U.S. motors found on Iranian boats ofNEW recovering YORK (AP)-Stocks calculation. from Losing record stocks week. plunge outboard motor retreated anew in frantic trading WAUKEGAN-The leading U.S. swamped gainers by a 5-to-1 Brokers also attributed p manufacturer is under _investigation for possible export Thursday after falling sharply in margin on the New York ex the early decline to a widesp violations after reports that armed Iranian speedboats are Europe, � reflecting persistent change. migration into the bond outfitted with U.S. products, federal and company officials anxiety about financial markets The wild swing in prices came by panicky investors who w said Thursday. , left wobbly from the historic three days after the · stunning to put their money in a relati ''If the engines made it to Iran, they made it without our collapse earlier this week. decline that erased 508 points safe place. Bond prices jum knowledge or without our condoning it," Outboard Marine The key Dow Jones average of from the Dow average and·more a result. Corp. spokesman Laurin Baker said from the company's 30 industrial stocks careened 140 than a half-trillion dollars from "The market's extrem suburban Chicago headquarters. "We do not make ship points lower in early trading as U.S. stocks in Wall Street's worst fragile," said Peter J. Da allow them to be re-directed to sell orders swamped stock crisis since the Crash of 1929. manager of the ments to Iran. We do not� retail eq Iran. brokers. The index recouped half Escalating hostllity m the group at Shearson Le ''We have a strong interest in any investigation which the loss, and then seesawed Persian Gulf and rumors that the Brothers Inc. in New York." have been sent to may reveal our products improperly erratically at sharply lower market might crash again played negative news causes it t.o b prohibited destinations," he said. levels. important roles in Thursday and people to sell out equi · By close, the country's best morning's frenzied stock selling, There's so much tension House backs birth control ban veto known barometer of stock values brokers said. Trading volume was nervousness, the confidence SPRINGFIELD-Conservative forces in the Illinois House settled at 1,950.43, down 77.42 heavy, though nowhere near the is very close to zero." suffered a defeat Thursday when lawmakers backed Gov. according to a preliminary extremes reached earlier in the James R. Thompson's veto of a ban on the prescription and · distribution of contraceptives in public schools. The·67-43 vote was four votes shy of the 71 needed to 5 override the veto. IranianKUWAIT (AP)-An missile Iranian quoted attack_ officials as saying injures five offshore oil platforms. The House also refused 66-43 to override Thompson's veto Silkworm missile hit Kuwait's people were wounded and one shelling responded to an anti-abortion bill of the spring session, a of the major offshore supertanker oil terminal remained hospitalized. Shipping missile attack last week that allowing physicians to refuse to take part in testing measure Thursday, setting it afire and and diplomatic sources said one of the reflagged Ku that could lead to an abortion. wounding several people, of casualties were low because no tankers near the she· The proposed contraceptive ban would have affected ficials reported. None of the U.S. ships were loading at the Sea coastal oil facilities. health clinics at Chicago's Orr and DuSable high schools, flagged tankers the Navy Island terminal nine miles off In Lebanon the pro St. where contraceptives are distributed, and at an East protects was in the area. shore and fewer than the usual group Islamic Jihad, which Louis high school clinic where contraceptives are It was the third Iranian missile 20 men were on duty. American and French h prescribed. · . attack in a week on the sheikdom Iranian le aders have said "thousands" of s Phyllis Schlafly's Eagle Forum �d the Roman Catholic nestled between Iraq and Saudi threatened retaliation for a U.S. bombers were ready for a it Church backed the measure, but Thompson said he vetoed Arabia at the head of the Persian Navy artillery attack Monday on U.S. and European control · because he .believed it improperly pre-empted local Gulf. that destroyed two of Iran's forcesin the gulf. "in this important and sensitive area." The Kuwait News Agency . ,.••• •••••• coupon•••••••••
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I offenders penalized by license revocation standardized field sobriety test post bond or go to jail if he will go through a suspension to help the officer determine re fuses or fails the period where he may be fined a night of drinking, whether the driver is impaired. breathalyz er. and whatever else the state
hind the wheel of a · The test can be administered The offenders are required to recommends. sound bad, but the ot several different ways, such as pay $300 cash bond or $100 "There is an average of 100 ees can be a high having the person count to 30 cash bond and their driver's arrests (in Charleston) for DUis y. while walking a straight line, license, Steidinger added. a year," Steidinger said. In 90 · ately percent of Steidinger added. Mack said after receiving a 1982, there were 101 arrests, for DUI will lose ted "The person is usually too DUI, a 45-day period is given 1983-152, 1984-308, 1985-105 se, said Gary Mack, impaired to count past 30," he with driving under the in until the person's license is and 1986-109, he added. ecretary for the added. fluence,he added. suspended, and within the 45, If charged with a DUI, the State's office. of After failing the sobriety Mack said failing the days he has a right to request a person may have a hard time officer must have test, the officer will ask the breathalyzer automatically judicial review hearing. getting insurance, Mack said. cause to stop a driver, driver to take a breathalyzer causes the driver to have If found guilty a person can State Farm Insurance Agent· it be for a broken tail test; however, Steidinger said his/her license suspended for lose his license for a minimum Stan McMorris said, "State ing the center line, the person must receive a three months. of one year, l\facksaid . To get a Farm will probably not renew g a complete stop or traffic citation prior to taking However, a six-month revoked license back a person their insurance." r kind of violation, the test. suspension will be issued if the may file a petition. The offender is a nigh risk llerb Steidinger, If the blood level is .1 or driver refuses to take the test, .. He said for first time of and "most insurance companies n assistant police higher, the person is under the he added. fenders the prosecutor may will probably cancel their influence, is considered legally SteidingH said the driver is drop the criminal drunk insurance or not renew it," drunk in Illinois and charged then given the opportunity to driving charges, and the person McMorris added. dents try to 'Beat the DUI' during program "They would be taken down to the tern students tried to ''beat station if they would have been as part of Alocohol Awareness driving," Miller said. ursday in the University The breath instrument they used is new to the station this year, it. is a Deckelmann, a semor R.A. portable unit, said University Police coin Hall and Jeff Thompson, Officer Kathy Cartwright. te student working in the "We use this portable unit because Office , got intoxicated in front the breathalyzer must be recaliberated 10 students. They were then every time it is moved and that is very Id sobriety tests and a breath expensive." Cartwright said The program started with Susan · ty Police Officer Ron Miller Rice, of the Housing Office, asking the red the tests that consisted of question ''how many of you have been ntal eye gaze test, walking a in the car with someone who has been line, standing with one foot up drinking0" Most people in the room
· and counting for 30 seconds raised their hand. · g the eyes and touching the "It's hard to make the judgement on the index finger. whether to get into the car a. ·. ynth · ann, who had drank five drunk person," Ricesaid . ers in a 50 minute period, and 'We are not here to tell you nof to' n, who had drank five beers in drink and that alcohol is bad, we just tes, failed the horizontal eye want you to be responsible when it ""' comes to drinking," Rice said. but passed each of the other KEVIN SMITH I Staff photographer University Police Officer Ron Miller administers the horizontal eye gaze test to She then showed a videotape entitled (the horizontal gare test) is graduate student Jeff Thomson, a participant in the "Beat the DUI" presentation "Reach Out." The tape was about a by a van of the single best test there is." Thursday at the University Union. young coupl� who were hit teenagers and the wife was 'd. drunk hard to alter, Miller added. eyes, he said adding that the in by the Northwest Traffic Institute. killed. is done by passing a pen or toxicated . person's eyes have a slight He also participated in a 40 hour The song "Reach Out," sung · er straight object back and jerk to them. program in Springfeild. throughout the tape, was dedicated to front of a person's eyes. A Miller has been trained to administer Decklemann and Thompson were Joanna White who was killed by a rson's eyes won't move back these field tests. He went through a given the breath test which they also drunk driver. as smooth as a sober person's five-day, 40 hour training session given failed. by Student Senate y of Action' deemed successfulsaid Thursday she thought the lobbying reference to�· the approximately LE PARDEE 100 editor '' efforts went very well. -�he added she peopJe from. Eastern wh.o we�t to sday's lobby efforts in has never seen so many people in Springfield. , "A Day of Action," is only· It went great. The Springfield before. Altho).lgh · student government start according to Student announcer mentioned all "Our presence was known," she said, members didn't have a ehance-to talk to adding there were so many different as many legislators as they would have TimTaylor. the schools that were said Thursday, "From the groups th,ere, but higher education was liked, they did.J)lake several phone calls B point of view it (the lobby there and Eastern was the well represented. "I think we made a and sent letters before they left. was successful. Eastern had loudest. difference." Camren said during the next couple lty and students than any However, when Eastern students and - of weeks student government plans to ·versity there." faculty got to Springfield, they found send "out more letters to legislators the higher education -Grahame Wilkin their plan of attack changed and stating concerns ·and how students h t was not a top priority at Student senator weren't sure what to expect from one stand on he issues. y's House of Representatives moment to the next. Student Senator Grahame Wilkin te sessions, Taylor said it is a ------'' Despite the problem, Camren said it said , "It went great. The announcer or the next session. "They do take you seriously and went well and she is looking forward to mentioned all the schools that were he thought Eastern inade a listen," he said, adding having the the next lobby trip. there and Eastern was the loudest." ression and the legislators he students and faculty there made a "We were known. We can't afford to Wilkin added there were M.Qple from listened to what he had to say. "positive impression." hire professional lobbyists so we have Residence Hall Association there. few questions of their own. Student Body President Deb Camren to use our numbers," Camren said in house e of a mad boyfriend highlights RHA haunted· f I can't have Lisa, no one will' theme keys advertising campaign last night's meeting. last year's program, and RHA President Bob Gruszka. Treasurer Dan Duhamell "If I can't have Lisa no one focuses on the murder of Lisa The Haunted House will be submitted the budget, pending to Live Lisa's will," glares from a poster by the man she rejected. After set up Monday and will ·go approval by RHA members. ," the story of a advertising the Haunted he kills her he is chased through a dry run to make sure The budget vote was tabled by who murders his House, the poster was shown at through the basement by everything is in order before its Gruszka until the next in the Thomas Hall the meeting by the Haunted ghosts. scheduled opening time, which meeting, Nov. 5. t, is the theme for this House Committee. RHA will be very busy is 7-10 p.m. Tuesday and Duhamell said the RHA Haunted· House, The story was developed by ironing out final details over Wednesday. Treasury balance as of Oct. 21 Hall Association Rod Parker, Thomas Hall the weekend, according to In other business, RHA was $2940.95. Charyl Miller said in counselor, who also developed .( Helms' amendment,_inspired bigotry
The beauty of a man like Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C., is that he doesn't subscribe to the easy-going bigotry that seems to permeate much of southern thinking. Cross view: 9plnlon There's simply nothing laid back about the man's ideology -he's truly inspired. Take for instance, the homophobic amendment he proposed Wednesday to a Labor, Health and Human University of Texas at Services and Education appropriations bill. The bill allotted $3 10 million for AIDS education efforts AIDS education. It is exactly those two cat overseen by the Centers for Disease Control. people-gay men and intravenous drug· use Originally, Helms' amendment would have kept all AIDS education will have to reach in order CDC money from being used for materials that fective. Julie lewis Editorial promote, encourage or condone homosexuality as well For example, the preliminary results from News editor Board as illegal drug use or any sexual activity outside of blood testing program in San Francisco in Jean Wright Sean 0. Hogan marriage. spread of AIDS among gay men in the bay Editor in chief Editorial editor Helms toned down the amendment after catching dropped radically since 1 981 . Much of the flack from other senators. The measure the Senate that drop can be chalked up to programs Larry Smith Steve Smith finally passed by a margin stated that any heightened awareness of the AIDS threat. Managing editor Associate news editor 94-2 federally financed educational materials about AIDS Of course, if Helms wants to "call a spade The Dally Eastern News must stress sexual abstinence and cannot promote or and a perverted human being, a pervert encourage homosexuality or intravenous drug use. being," that's his hang-up. But if his amen Friday, October 23, 1987 But as Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., pointed out, tually becomes law, there will be a lot of ne the toned-down amendment wasn't much of an im censorship by health officials and AIDS provement. CDC workers could still use their jobs and justifiably afraid of losing their funding.
organizations could still risk losing their grants if they And since there is already plenty of irr · so much as suggest using clean needles or condoms surrounding the AIDS issue, the last thing to protect people against AIDS. needs is for the U.S. government to make. Wqrds, practice That probably sounds just ducky to the Jesse that anxiety a fearful process in itself. Helmses of this world, but it won't do much to promote of tailgat.e rule • • requJre review Student and faculty senators are pushing for a revision of Eastern's tailgating policy. However, if the policy· was properly practiced such an effort would be unnecessary. The new policy, as stated, encourages "small, private groups" to congregate by stipulating that only smail containers of beer be permitted. However, as the policy is im Edltorlal properly inf arced, it keeps small groups from participating by preventing- beer drinkers from bringing any containers smaller than a pony keg to the tailgating picnics. - · The policy states that no kegs·or containers
designed to hold "multiple · servings' are permitted. A campus police spokesperson said, however, that only pony kegs should be brought to ta1lgat1ng parties-no more,. no less. This in effect, encourages large groups of tailgaters, rather than the small groups the policy says it is intended to attract. Imagine what would happen if a carload of people tried to polish off the 7 % gallons of beer in a quarter barrel. Since tailgating is limited to the three hours before kick-off, should four or fjve tailgaters want to drink beer they would be stuck with a This week's question was asked by Anna Yee and p real dilemma. The way the policy is improperly were taken by Beth Carlson. applied, they would have to consume more Eastern Speaks•. than 1 00 cups of beer, save some of it and drive home with a tapped keg or waste the leftovers. Do you consider yourself a gossip? Instead of drawing people to Panther football games, the policy also divides friends in the way the drinking area is roped off. Such Angle Everette Ken Filipiak limiting regulations encourage students to Freshman Junior Psychology stay home to socialize before games. Like Pre-dentistry city tavern ordinances, the university's policy Sometimes, not very often. should allow minors to step into the drinking But it depends on what it area, but not indulge. is, like if it'll hurt someone With a more open tailgating policy at feelings. Eastern, Campus Police patrols could also supervise the area, reducing the number of minors served alcohol. This would also bring students to a more structured environment than a home tailgate party. Home tailgate Lisa Fuhler parties are more likely to put drunks on the Sophomore street en route to Panther games. Psychology College students should not be effectually No, I don't know, maybe. No. I don't kept from each other during what is intended Sometimes I talk about anybody else' to be a social gathering. Nor should small people, but if my friend have too m groups of people be left with the narrow doesn't want me to I won't. about with options of bringing large amounts of beer to about other tailgating festivities or none at all. problems. Friday, October 23, 1987 5A
A approvedjournalism proposal Thursday two weeks ago and 24 to 21 hours and increasing the Not meeting The halt was imposed to keep the selec.tion of required coursework in the holding a relatively short meeting last CAA and the five other committees Council on Academic Affairs met humanities and social sciences week, Chair Dan Hockman said the lack studying the undergradute programs at . y and unanimously approved The proposal also removed the two of agenda items is not due to the one Eastern from doing cross work.
ovative proposal from· the one-hour internship courses from the year halt in courses which was imposed Hockman sent a letter to all · m department. required core classes and created one by Robert Kindrick, vice president for departments statin'.g the position of the proposal, designed in response to professional internship course offered academic affairs this September. CAA on the halt. approved by the Accrediting as an elective. "In my experience, this is the time of "That letter explained our position, on Education in Journalism In addition, the proposal reduced the year that you have a slack period," said being, we would not accept changes in Communication, modifies the number of hours of journalism cour Hockman. "I general education or major changes in ' don't think the ent by reducing the core sework that may - be accepted in moratorium (halt) has had that big of departmental curriculum," he said. 'sm course requirements from transfer and applied to graduation. an effect on our work load." · lta Tau Delta and Alpha Phis to.sponsor benefit r_un run/walk event are scheduled A donation of $7 for the 5K, supplying complimentary About 200 participants to begin at 11 a.m. Saturday at and $5 for the .one-mile event shirts for the participants, already registered are actually colors will be the the O'Brien Stadium parking are required to enter. All along with trophies, banners, from the two Greek p for a 5K run to lot. The 5K course en proceeds go to benefit the number cards for the runners, organizations and 25 ad t the American Heart compasses Eastern's cross American Heart Association. and two kegs of beer after the ditional entries were obtained
· tion Saturday. country trail, Miller added. The Alpha Phi sorority and event. at the Union, Miller said. ut 225 runners have Sign-up for the event is still the Delta Tau Delta fraternity A party is expected to be held "I'm expecting about 300 y signed up, and more going on in the Union until' are co-sponsoring the event to for the participants im , total participants," he added. ·u expected said, Todd Friday aftenoon and resumes benefit the American Heart mediately after the run at the "This is our first year, and r, Delta Tau Delta at 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the Association. Delta Tau Delta house, 1707 we're hoping to do more thropy chair. O'Brien Stadium parking lot. Miller High Life is also Ninth St. publicizing." 5K run and a one-mile Ghouls to raise money for UNICEF z pianist at Dvorak Sunday Trick or treating at Halloween means children helping children. m's department professor Sanders music will Eastern George doesn't always mean dressing up a Schlauch was quick to add, though, jazz pianist Michael Campbell Campbell's in said program will include costume and going out tp collect candy. that students and area residents were on :30 p.m. Sunday in the various pieces of American jazz and When UNICEF goes trick or treating, also welcome to participate in the event ak classical ConcertHall. works. it's to collect money for un as chaperones and collectqrs. concert is part an exchange associate of at e of An professor music derprivileged children throughout the The event ll held Sunday een Eastern Western wi be from 2 and Western, Campbell has taught world .. to 4 ois schools p.m. with a-party for the children University. The two piano, piano literature and jazz UNICEF coordinator Barbara afterwards in the basement of t e trade performers seven h First during the '87 improvisation for the past Schlauch said Trick or Treat forUnicef !year. years. Christian Church, 411 Jackson Ave.
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Family ______from page 1A Mother's forgiven him'. One other point the two men said. "I think whoever was driving agree on is that they are "But, we can believe in a the jeep, I think Pat would surprised Patrick let the third person if there is a way to have eventually forgave them. unknown person drive the jeep prove it. We want the police to He would have let it slide," which belonged to Mitchell. prove who did it." Wixom said. "Pat wouldn't let someone He said it was especially "My brother was a good else who was intoxicated drive. guy. frustrating knowipg that the • I never heard anyone say He was very sensible and very las� person who saw his brother •1.00 BAR Drinks Po anything bad about him. I'll tell responsible," Scheidegger said. alive (Mitchell) can't remember FREE corn 254 Slo py Joes you one thing, he always gave "I don't think he would have the end of his brother's life. "It people the benefit of the let a stranger drive," Wixom _ bothers me a lot,"_he said . doubt," Wixom said. CONGRATULATIONS. Garth & Patti Corey ______from page 1 'A higherBOG education . on their Althoff voted in favor of the not important enough to "The decision belongs at the roll-back ammendment, but postpone the increase, new addition door step of the governor and sided with other members and especially when the board will General Assembly," said Ruiz, finally voted for the tuition look at tuition again in Daniel Garth who has fought tuition in hike. February, said BOG member- creases in the past. He and The roll-back provision was Dominick Bufalino. Love, The AST's Panther Lounge
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IL 619/0 Ph. 581-3461 Urmll'"''YVrllA - service 24 hour Low Rates in town towing $15 Anywhere Auto Repair Free towing with repairs ority hel ps raise funds_ Used Auto Parts research with marathon "CHEAP HOOKER' Winnett - Deremiah End of lOth 345-4583 on Poplar Bell's Flower Corner •Fresh Flowers •Balloons ve. y had to fill a half •Stuffed Aninlals e slot and there are so it rounded off to •Green Plants hours," philanthropy 14th Monroe 345-3919 thy Van Belleham JON SALL I Staff photographer lleham, a junior, said Mary Karnick ,left, and Mary Flanagan, of Alpha Gamma Delta was responsible for I Sorority, teeter-totter Wednesday morning in their makeshift pledge money. Our playground outside their house. girls participated in the goes through in 115 25 hour event to raise funds for the Junior Diabetes Foundation .. al headquarters to ·abetes. A Reward ally the marathon sure if we're doing it thisyear ," Sigma Chi, Van Belleham said. raise money for the Van Belleham said. The award was established in Benjerman Roberts Patti Benjerman Roberts was her honor after she was killed rship Fund. We a former Alpha Gamma Delta in an auto accident. The award ly do it in April with . member and a student · at is given to a man and a women a Chi's, but I'm not Eastern who was engaged to a during Greek Week in April. Taus wear boxers for benefit / a.m. Satur�ay. "I believe it will be a quite Panther Distributing Co, RR interesting event," said Ra.ndy 2 in Mattoon, is also spon- Creech , representative of a Tau Gamma . soring the event. Panther Distributing. 'ty will use the bare "They are donating half the The company plans to offer warm beverages plus ties to raise funds for cost for boxer shorts," said Olymics. junior Mike Austin, chair of doughnuts and sandwiches at t 100 members of the - the walkathon. two designated stops along the 'ty and their little The shorts will display the . 10-mile walk, Creech said . the Roses of Sigma Tau theme and fraternity name, Austin said the Sig Tau's are , will walk "From He;re Austin said. Panther also asking for donations from in Our Underwear," Distributing is also providing students and local businesses. te 16 from the Mattoon refreshments at two Senior Glenn Davis said he's County Mall to Old Main. designated stops along the not embarrassed about going in event will begin at 10 route. his underwear. �oa.-<�<><><><><::>-<:>-<>-C:::..<:l..<:>'C>"C"'°"c::><:><><><><>� -For Our Regular co·E�� ST}'llNG Cus·A Large Dotominmero's Pizza fors .,HAl.....,,..01� OU Carry The Key" arleston, Illinois 61920 Hair Cuts $9.00 . f.;J 1 • Rex'n'Don's Warehouse Perms $32.00 & up ( $ 95 South Route 130 7th Lincoln 348-7818 \ ( 5-3334 Night PH: 345-585 Walk-ins Welcome & Mary Thoinason-Owners nit A·Regular Domorino's Pizza for �PRESENTS a Beach �-- �Lifate's Fat' s" $ 95 $40rest of · 9:30 to 1 a.in. Each Night FRIDAY-SPUDS Mackenze Beach Party An .. Qpportunity Bud Light Longnecks $1.00 to Tr Dance to Beach Boys & Summer Oldies y Us For Dance Contest• Name That Tune - It's a special price on our pizza Buck Night Prices 'til close · the Fi·rst for those of you who enjoy Domino's Pizza ... or would likTie to! me. Super SATURDAY-Jimmy Buffett Lovely Cruise . Student! Party .DOMINO'S Just ask! Happy · A night full of Jimmy Buffett music . '"'" PIZZA d u t n·1 I 21st Limbo Contest• Volcano Dance RS(fl)vuergoo 8-day I DELIVE Trivia For Prizes : • (i) . Maria FREE. . ��!�d 3.��her���7· Best Beach Outfitwins Dinner for 2 Le iogang! California Cooler-s all night Beware $1.00 I Prizes and Giveaways both nights of the proper l.D. required Maidenform 234-7337 Cross County - 348-1 626 Life in the Fats Lane woman ! 348-1 515 Mall Report error• lmmedlately at 581·2812. A appear In th• next edition. Unleu notified, we responslble for an Incorrect ad after Its first Friday'sc Deadline 2 p.m. previous day. SA October . 23' 1 987 lass••1 le• d a d.s CB'Ser vices Offered CB'Ado ption r:B"For Sale r:B"Lost/Found r:B"Annou ncements $200 "MY SECRETARY" RESUME ADOPTION: Happily married 1978 YAMAHA XS 400. Found in Fine Arts Center: 1 8 Quick Cash-We Buy Gold Reward for packages and typing services. white couple eager to adopt an MUST SELL, RUNS GOOD, inch Tricolor necklace. Come to Class Rings Sterling & Coins. concerning accident 1 :30 Reasonable prices, excellent infant. We offer love and many $380 or best offer. 345-5872. Music Office. The Pawn Shop Downtown on about a.m. on 903 345- 1 150 ______10123 348-101 1. 5 7, 4 service. 18th. . oppcrtunities to explore life. Square. miles south 9 5 ______12/1 1 a.m. to p.m. Your child will grow up in a large Apple 525 Drive. still in box. Need to know identity 1 2 11 1 980 ______/ renovated Victorian home. Call . Must sell. Make offer. 1987 Dorm Size refrigerators and CJ? Gray soft· PROFESSIONAL RESUME collect (31 2)-477-3639. Best model. r:B"An nouncements microwaves still available for who left scene of fa $5 Occupants of jeep PACKAGES : Quality papers, big times: after 7:00 p.m. or ______1 0/29 rent,_ also vacuums per day 348-7746. selection, excellent service. weekends. 1985 Cannon AE-1 Program Sig Taus & Pikes Casino night Mother's and Krack ------�---00 1 PATIO N QUIK PRINT, 820 _c 10/23,30,c1 1/6,13,20.24 Camera, flash. Call Cathy 581· Tues. Oct. 27, 9 : 00 p.m.to evening between 345- 1 00 Lincoln, next to Super-K. 2626/348-5064. 12:00 with both lovely little OVERSEAS JOBS: Summer, and : a.m. Friday 6331 . 10127 yr. round. Europe, S. Amer. , you have information - ______sister organization. Don't miss -,..------00 $900- l:B"For Rent out. Large selection of prizes. Australia, Asia. All fields. this accident, parti 207 2000 C OPY·X . Lincoln, P.age One Tavern. mo. · Sightseeing. Free -of jeep, please call (21 7)345-6313. 52-IL3 Charleston, II. ______10/27 info. Write IJC, PO Bx IL. STATE POLICE 8 STU DENT APARTME NTS r:B"Lost/Found TYPESETIING RESUME Corona Del Mar, CA 92625. collect 815-398·531 STILL, AVAILABLE FOR ONE, Sig Tau Pledges: Crank on SPECIALS. ______10130 Wixom father of the TWO . OR FOUR PEOPLE. those signatures and have a ______12/1 1 LOST: Pearle Prescription HALLOWEEN COSTUME PRICE STARTING AS LOW AS great weekend. Stick together "The Nail Works"-"Nails are glasses. Photo gray lens w/light RENTAL! 1803 Madison , 7-9 TGIF-THIS FRIDA $120 PER MONTH EACH. guys! ! The Actives. my business' '. New sets cherry red frames. Gold-toned 10/23 p.m. Sundays through Thur OF ROC'S. TG APARTMENT RENTALS 820 ______$30.00, manicures $5.00. Call corner plates in front at top. Lost sdays. Huge Se_lection! Call HOLDERS DRINK LINCOLN, 348-7746. for appt. 345-5642 in Feminine on south side of Fine Arts So you think you have some 345-2617. ONLY $2.00. E ______oo Weigh. Building sometime Friday af special talent? Prove it to us in ______10/30 W�LCOME 9-12 $3. Dorm Size refrigerators and 1987 ______10 123 ternoon. Please return to the AHA talent show! Get LAST CHANCE! Limited space CAN· DRINK. microwaves still available tor 581 · Eastern Daily News or call your applications in the Student remains on EIU Winter Ski rent, also vacuums $5 per ·day. 2537. " 'J eed someone to do your Government office or your Breaks to Steamboat, Vail, 348-7746 . 10123 typ·ng at low rates?" Call Jean at ______Residence Hall Desks. Winter Park and Breckenridge ______9100 345-6759 5:00. ______10/23 after FOUND: White kitten on for five or seven nights deluxe Available now and spring ______cMWFtOO Second St. Have had for three GET READY TO PICK THOSE lodging, lift tickets, mountain semester, 2 bedroom apart weeks-can t have pets, must APPLE SIG KAPS. THE MEN OF barbecue, ski race and more THIS FRIDAY 0 ments. Phone 348- 77 46. 345· r?" Help Wanted find an owner. Please call SIGMA NU CAN'T WAIT TO GET from only $154. Optional air and ROC'S TGIF IS -=-::-.,-...,..,-,---,.------00 2726. TO THE ORCHARD! charter bus transportation ALL TGIF CAR fOR RENT: Newly furnished 1 10/23 10123 ______available. Hurry, call Sunchase . DRINK 9-12 FOR Earn extra money. Sell Avon. bedroom apartment. 5 minute 359-1 5 77 Calculator found in Physical This is your week J. Smile! Tours toll free for full details and EVERYONE WELC Call Pam at or Cheryl walk from campus. Spring 10/23 2 35- 2471 258· Science Building. Identify to ______·color brochure 1-800-32 1- ALL-U-CAN·DRINK. at or Jan at subleasers needed. 345-3659. 9 claim_ in Rm. 1 J. Sain: Have a nice day. We 591 1 TODAY! 8 • 5 . ______10129 ! ______10/23 �- �----=-- --00 love you! The Roses. ______1 0/30 ROC K AND Rooms tor women. ·1 41 5 10/23 LOST. Illinois State l.D. holder ______Now in Charleston !!! WYNN JOHNNY RAY 1-l l RING I Government · Seventh : 6!h house from with driver s license and EIU Make someones Christmas a ACADEMY OF MARTIAL ARTS , JUNKERS BLUES jobs-yo ur a rea. cam pus, 345-5374. $1 10 student l.D. for Mindy Aldridge. little brighter at Halloween-get 914 S. 17th St. 345-4642. ROCS-NO COVER. $•5.0 00-$68,000. Call (602) monthly-ut1lit1es included. Please return to Eastern News or involved-TRICK OR TREAT tor $20 838-8885. EXT 3998." 10/28 Eastern students w/valid ID, -- call 345-4686 for reward . CHARITY ! 3· ------11/9 per month (must sign up for The Yearbook 1s ---= .Female subleaser needed for ______10/23 10/23 · ______months). few fun loving, • R AVEL FIELD 0 P Spring, Park Place Apts. Call LOST: Black wallet containing Robb, I'll never be alone as ______10/30 POf:lTUNITY Gain valuable 345-2895 . RESPONSIBLE p Rick Cummings· license and long as you're in my heart. Love, · WYNN ACADEMY OF our staff. We n marketing experience while ______1 0126 Todd Thompson's carpenter's Marye. MARTIAL ARTS/SCHOOL OF photographers, g earning 4!honey. Campus Looking for 1 or 2 female 10/23 card . Reward ! Call Maria ______T AE KWON DO AND SELF production, spo reoresenta!lves needed im students to share 2 bedroom Gusewelle. - AT TEDS FRI. & SAT-HEAVY DEFENSE. 345-4642, $20 per etc. -We've got a mediately for Spring Break trips townhouse (Youngtown 10/23 ______METAL WEEKEND. "TOYZZ" month for students /ID. If interested please to Florida and South Padre Property)/Spring Semester. For LOST: White & Navy Nike FROM CHAMPAIGN ON FRI. ______1 0/30 Island, •Texas. Call Campus 345· Warbler office in B information. call Wendy at jacket In Coleman Hall on "CLOCKWORK ORANGE" Marketing collect at 31 2-858· 2363. On-campus travel 4888 : Monday If found return to FROM DECATUR ON SAT. representative or organization ______10/28 ------10/23 Eastern News. DON'T MISS THIS METAL needed to promote Spring Break ______10/26 WEEKEND AT TEDS. GET IN H ELP WANTED: 4 literate trip to Flonda. Earn money, free LOST: Pair of sunglasses with FREE 8- 10 WITH EASTERN marketing reps that would kiss a trips and valuable work ex For Sale black frames in red case. Please NEWS COUPON. 16 oz . OLD rattlesnake to close a deal in r:B" perience. Call lnter-cargpus return to Eastern News. STYLE 75¢. LET'S PARTY!!! (31 2)-231 promoting a new business in programs (collect) at • ______10 21 10 ______10/27 /23 4323. Charleston. .Send picture and Garage Sale Martin, Fri. 7:00. LOST OF STOLEN: Small light What is TRICK OR TREAT for ______10/23 resume to P.O .. Box 564, & Sat . Weightlifting equip, tan shoulder bag . Reward if CHARITY? Ask your A.A.! Get · Charleston, II. Deadline: Oct. tires, washer & dryer, full size If Jamescouldn 't have Lisa,no 27. bed, paintings, typewriter, credit cards & IDs returned. involved! one would!· Come live Her worst -_1 0/23 1 0 26 albums, cedar chest, car stereo, Contact Art Office. ______nightmare in the AHA Haunted Monica McM ______/ 1 0 27 set · of china, table & chairs, ______/ SIGMA NU: We're ready to House. Tuesday October 27 and great, thanx for e Adoption tools, misc. Found: Ann Marie Rues, pick them apples with you guys. Wednesday October 28 7 -1 O night was a Blastl CB' ______10123 please pick up ID at Music Office Love, SIG KAPS. . · pm in Thomas Hall Basement. motormouth. 1 19, Fine Arts. . 10/23 ' 10/28 10/27 Loving couple seeks to adopt For Sale: '978 Yamaha 400 ______• Jeff, thanks .for making this infant. Confidential. Medical XS. GOOD CONDITION. Needs Found in Fine Arts Center: Pair weekend so much fun. I can't Todd-Imiss you! It's your turn expenses paid. Call NOrma 345·1474, of rhinestone earrings. Come to wait to see you again. l'U miss story. - engine work. $100 to tell me a When is our· collect (31 2)·377·�181 . or best offer. ' Music Office 119 , Fine Arts. you. Love, eggy. "talk"? Love, Heidi Sr. •. � '· � 11/1 3 . ______10/26 ______1 0/27 ______10/23 ______10/23 Official Notices ar� paid !or through th.- Office .of University Relations. · Questions concerning ces ·notices should be directed to thatoffice. Health Competency ti Student No Official tion requirement as stated on 1988·89 of the College of Fine Arts. 1 40 1981 -82 to p.m.-Fieldhouse Teaching Examination page of the Notification. as well as cap and 43 1983· Daniel E. Thornburgh, Director Elementary, Jr. High and The Health Education Com· c talog, page of the gown order forms, went out to 84a 45 Special Education majors plann patency Examination will be catalog, and page of the eligible participants today at their 1985-86 1987-88 ing to student teach .downstate given on 'Thursday, Novemtier and -p ermanent addresses. 1988 1989 12. durin Fall or Spring Register in person froni catalogs. Graduates must have their order Secondary Education Student Teachers Spring g 11 3:00 must apply at a meeting Tues :OO to Monday through H. C. Bartling, Director forms to Collegiate by November Secondary Education students planning to 27, 1987 3:00 1 988 day, October at Friday at the booth in the Union Testing'Services 1 6 if they wish to participate in downstate Spring should check with their De p m. in the Buzzard Auditorium. Bookstore Lounge; bring your the ceremony. If you have a y dinator to ensure they have completed applications on $2 n 1 6, 1 98 7. St;dent s w1sh1ng to apply for EIU ID and for the fee. The Fall 1987 questions, call the Commence should be completed by October 1 988 Summer or wishing to stu registration deadline for this ex Commencement ment/University Relations office Department coordinators are as follows: 1987 dent teach in the Chicago area amination is Thursday . Fall Commencement will (OM-1 11 or 581 -5981 ). Art 5. 13, should not attend this meeting, November be held Sunday, December Cap and gown hand-outs will Craig Roland ...... 2:00 but should come to the Student Note . You may take the Health at p.m. in Lantz Gym be: Business Education 21 Teaching Office. O Buzzard to Competency Examination only nasium. Rehearsal for Com Thursday, December 1 0 : 10 Jean Dennee ...... apply. once. mencement will be held Friday, a.m. to 4 p.m.-Effingham Room Chemistry-Physics 11, 6:00 . .._ ...... Francis E. Summers H. C. Bartling, Director December at p.m. in Friday, December 11: 2 p.m. to Maurice Shepherd ...... · Director of Testing Services Lantz Fieldhouse. The faculty 6 p.m.-Effingham Room English Student Teaching marshal will be Dr. June Johnson Sunday, December 13: 11 a.m. Fred Preston ...... ' . . . . Writing Competency Health Education DROP DEADLINE Examination Secondary Education Student Teaching 1988·1 989 Richard Hooser ...... •.., ...... • The. deadline for dropping a Undergraduates: Secondary Education majord planning to student teach downstate Home Economics • class and receiving an automatic To satisfy graduation re during Fall 1988 or Spring 1989 must apply at a departmental Lucy Campanis ...... •..•...... "W" for the class is MONDAY, quirements for the Bachelor's meeting on Tuesday, October 27, 1987 at 3:00 p.m. (Students Life Science OCTOBER 26 at 4:30 p.m. degree at Eastern Illinois Univer Summer 1 988 or wishing to student teach in the . Dave Murphy ...... , ...... Life Science wishing to apply for . Michael D. Taylor, Director sity. you must pass the Writing Chicago area should not attend these meetings, but should come to Math ' Registration Competency Examination. the Student Teaching Office, 210 Buzzard, to apply). Rooms for the Rosemary SchQ'lalz ... ; ...... Register to take this examination meeting on October 2 7, 1 98 7 are as lollows: Music Constitution after you have completed sixty Art ...... Fine Arts 302 Anola Radtke ...... •...... Examination -semester hours Uunior standing) Business Education ...... Ef fingham Room, University Union P.E.-Men The Constitution Examination and have credit for both English Chemistry-Physics ...... Phy sical Science Building 409 Gene McFarland ...... , ...•...... will be given for the second time 1001 and 1002. Register in per English ...... : ...... Coleman Hall 31 SA P.E.-Women . . this semester on Thursday, son from 11:00 to 3:00 Monday Health Education ...... Lantz 165 Pat Flaugher ...... • •.•...... • November 5. Register in person through Friday at the booth in the Home Economics ...... Applied Sciences Building 108 Psychology from 11 :00 to 3:00 Monday Union Bookstore Lounge; bring Science ...... - . Life Science Building 226 Francis Summers ...... � ...... •...... • Life • · $5 . 31 6 through Friday at the booth in the your EIU ID and for the fee. Math . . ..: ...... :· ...... Old Main Social Science/History Union Bookstore Lounge; bring This examination will be given for Music - Instrumental/Vocal ...... Fine Arts 224 Roger Beck ...... •.... .Your EIU ID, and if you are retak the second time this 'semester : E. Men ...... _- ...... Lantz Club Room Speech Communication · P ing the exam, $2 for the fee. The on November 1 o. The registra P. E. Women ...... Lantz 304 Beverly Graham ...... •...... 27 21. 0 registration deadline for this ex· tion deadline is October and Psychology ...... Buzzard Education Building Technology Education am is Thursday, October 29. that also is the last day that you Social Science/History ...... Coleman Hall 229 -Felstehausen/Griffin ..•. , ...... '...... You may retake this exam as may cancel your registration and Speech Communication ...... Coleman Hall 114B Foreign Language many times as necessary to have your fee refunded. Register Technology Education ...... Applied Science Building 212 Francis Summers ...... '...... , ...... 210 Speech Pathology pass, but on scheduled dates early to be assured of obtaining Foreign Language ...... Buzzard. 544 · ...... _ ...... only. · cne of the seats available. · Speech Pathology...... Clini cal Services 203 Jill Nilsen ...... H. C. Bartling, Director Passing the Writing Com Francis E. Summers. Director Testing Services petency Examination is a gradua- Student Teaching �· . .,. . ..._ �...� .. -"'� . . Report errors Immediately et 581·281 2. A correct ed wlll Friday's eppeer In the next edition. Unle11 notified, we cannot 1Y. responslble for en Incorrect ed etter Its first Insertion. Deadline 2 p.m. previous day. ber23, 1987 Class1•t 1e• d da s 9A l:B'A nnouncements !1?A nnouncements l:B'An nouncements MCDOWELL Dan C. and Curt S.: Thanks for TONIGHT AT WOMBATS: PAT CAMPBELL! HAPPY 24th · you don't have to all your help with · the teeter GOLDFISH SWALLOWING AND POOPER! HAVE ANOTHER, any weirdos on the totter. We could never have LIVE DJ to take requests. $2.50 BIRTHDAY NOT BEER SILLY! Campus clips . Just say NO! Noodle done it without you! Love the All·U-Can-Drink . -,-:-,,,,-.,,---,-:=-".'."--,--- 1 0/23 Tau Beta Sigma is having a Car Wash Sunday, October 25th at Alpha Gams. 0/23 ______, WO MBATS: it's new and 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. at the Marathon Gas Station. The cost ls =:=----:::--:-:-:-'.:-:::-c,,..,..,- 1 0/23 JOHN COCHRAN: So what -:- =---,-,- exciting. See today's VERGE. two dollars per car wash. AST OMICRONS: Did you happened to breakfast? Maybe $2.50 All-U-Can-Drink. Christian Campus Fellowship is having Sunday Morning Worship have fun Wed. night? We sure next week? -=---=-----1 0/23 0/23 Oct. 25 at 10:30 a.m. at the Christian Campus House 2231 S. 4th did!!! Love your moms and dads. ______, Carrie Zeh, Have a great --:-:::-:=:--:::--:-::,-:--:--c--- 1 0/23 WHAT A GREAT SEASON weekend. Cheer up, don't be St. (just behind Lawson Hall). �----10/23 MIKE BASAK : I'm so glad SIGMA Pl SOCCER TEAM! blue, Frankenstein was ugly too. Christian Campus Fellowship is having a cost supper October 25 Guitar: you're my dad! It's gonna be a CONGRATULATIONS ON 1st So Cut. at 5:00 p.in.in the Ctiristian Campus House 2231 S. 4th Street. It's incredible great year!! Love your BRAT. PLACE! LOVE KIM. ______, 0/23 free the first time and or1edol lar thereafter. For rides or info call 345· 10/23 --,-,..,,.- ,.--- 0/23 ______------1 6990. 10/27 ,...... ___ __ DADDY DAVIS IS DYNOMITE. WOMBATS ON FRIDAY ' s Puzzle Answers is closed Sat. 24th. -=---:-:------,-..,.---- 1 0/23 NIGHT. Come see what its all c T • uP 1·7 next week!!! Yes, Robb-I need lambrusco and about. All·U·Can-Drink, $2.50 REA T APEI Campus Clips are published daily, free of charge, as a public service 9· I K YA Halloween costumes!!! A A X1 LA to the campus. Clips should be submitted to The Daily Eastern News you. Especially you. Love, close. NI A I AT � from Page One). Marye. -..,.------10/23 Avt N officeby noon one business day before date to be published (or date CONGRATULATIONS SIGMA I L of event). Information should include event, name of sponsoring N Pl FOOTBALL TEAM FOR A organization, (spelled out no Greek letter abbreviations), date, time WOMBATS TONIGHT L NUMBER 1 SEASON! LOVE ii I L and place of event , plus any other pertinent information. Name and GOLDFISH SWALLOWING. ALL A 4� KIM. I ' phone number of submitter must be included. Clips containing YOU CAN DRINK FOR $2.50. I ______, 0/23 L Come see why everybody is I K LL conflicting or confusing information will not be run if submitter cannot talking about it. Ill NI I ' be contacted. Clips will be edited for space available. Clips submitted Make money through the H I L -----,.-- 10/23 after noon of deadline day cannot be guaranteed publication. No clips :-:-=.,-,.- classified ads. ' A I Meet the St . Pauli Girl at E. L. I will be taken by phone. Clips will be run one day only for any event. ------�-·h·OO LI I I' Krackers! St. Pauli Girl beer $ 1.00. CAMl>US COP WH I LC. .f.NJO'fl Nb A FOOT BALL �AME. ., C.AMPU.S C-Di> Nc511C.E.5 i $HUI VP I THAI ·it\E. SAND lS ON W£1V£ 60T A U TTL.£ � I 5P IT ! OP£N VALVES( iOP OF TtiE. �E.SS&>X . Sc.DRE. TC5' SE.'TTL£ WrTH I MAI/ I ASK. WHl'.T ALL DR. l'£PPt:JZ cr 1 Nb / l/ov A.12£ 't>o �I� C.OME. 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(Student rate '12 price) DYES 0 NO DCl-IECK c w w w w w w w w w w No matter what your favorite dish is, J The Daily Eastern News· serves something for everyone! 987 tOA Friday, October 23, 1 The Dall Boaters to host Flames ___ from page 1 UIC Panther \ senio r reserve tackle Aaron Smith has rushed for in pivotal leag ue matchup Thomas will take over yards this yearwhile Pa Parker's position. has thrown for 580. a , remained lead· By BRENT FEENEY One of the things that ranked team like E v nsville But Spoo Southwest's Staff writer Mosnia has been happy with even when you aren't playing confident-of Parker, who has rusher is sop homo re The streaking Eastern lately is the play of junior at your best, means something. been a starting defensive Gilbert (272 yards Illinois soccer team swings into forward Mark Noffert. Since "We need to play a little linema n for three years, and season), wh o also av action again on Sunday af returning from a hamstring better mentally. Some of the his ability to make the 27 .2 yards per ternoon when it takes on the injury he suffered against players have been coming change. return, second to Ea Illinois-Chicago Flames. Match Illinois State on Sept. 20, through , others have fallen a "H e's as good of an athlete Daryl Holcombe ( time at Lakeside Field is 2 p.m. Noffert has scored three goals little behind," Mosnia said. as we 've got," Spoo said. yards). The Panthers. who scored a in three games, including a pair "It's tough for someone who "We're making this change Gilbert returned a · ma]or upset Wednesday when of match winners against has played high school soccer out of necessity." yards for a score in some goo d news week's Bear they knocked off ninth-ranked Wright State in overtime and to go to a Division I school and Spoo got 27-21 lose Evansville by a 1-0 count, come Wednesday's goal with 49 play. They 're capable of with freshman wide receiver Northern Illinois in De Ralph into the match assured of their seconds remaining to beat playing major college soccer, Stewart, who bruised The Pan thers will have contend 15th winning season in the last Evansville. but it's a tough mental ad his collarbone in the fourth to with. " quarter Saturday's 16 years. Their record now "Mark has done a real good justment for a freshman , of stingy Southwest deft stands at 9-3-3. job," Mosnia said. "He's still a Mosnia said. contest. headed by senior line h a wu The Flam es, who are 6-6-1 little behind everyone else in "It's a w ole new en Stewart is probable Matt Soraghan , who going into a scheduled match his conditioning, but he's vironment for th em, especially starter for Saturday's game. on 18 tackles against Th ursday agamst Trinity played very well." when we've played two or three The Bears will rotate Huskies. Christian College of Palos Mosnia also is happy with games a week like we have. We freshman quarterback The Bears are allo Heights, have never won an junior defender Bill Trager. just need to work hardt:ir DeAndre Smith in running their opponents only AMCU-8 soccer match. 'J.'heir The transler from Mercer mentally. If we can do that , situations with sophomore points per game and QB Daryll conference losing streak now Community College in New we11 be OK." Mosnia said. Patton in passing yards per game. stands at 19 in a row . Jersey has been rnming in to situations. That's not to say that the his own in recent matches. hooters will be taking them "Bill had a little trouble lightly , though. adjusting 1:0 his new team ··Not only coulri a loss hurt us mates and from JUmor college in the conference it could soccer to D1vis10n I soccer, but reg10n, said he's damage us in the doing very well now," IN CONCERT TONIGHT Panther coach C1zo Mosnia. Mosnia said of the Seattle ''They gave us a battle last native. OCT. 23 year," Mosnia said. referring to Mosnia is still concerned FRIDAY, the Panthers' 2-1 victory in with some mconsistent play, 6:30 Chicago last season. ''A tie however. "We had a good first P.M. against them could be just like half against Evansville, then a Gal lery a loss. We'll see what happens , poor second half . " Mosnia said. Union though. " "Still, being able to beat a Correction Qn Oct. 22 ad �--- Seagram 's 7 Crown 1 .75 L ��EE0 PRICE 1 Q9PLU9 &901 l•lM·1•1i'l·I DEL TA SIGMA Pl Presents 5th annual College Day!__ _ SigmaTau Gamma Fraternity in� �--� "FROMHERE TO THERE-·INOUR UNDERWEAR" Mattoon to Charleston· A Package for students that like Along Route . skiing or just love : 16 a Great Time Walkathon to Benefit Arranged by Echo A Travel lnc. -EIU $204 without transportation Jan. 3-9 $284 with transportation Jan . 2-10 SPECIAL OLYMPICS OCTOBER 24th 10:00 A.M. Get For infor matio·n or donations call 345-75.27 Ready to Party Sponsored by Tonite! 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PRESENTS agent who crossed against the Super Bowl "I took every knee test In line the second week champion-but presently known to mankind," he said. Concert · e to preserve is • I ______from page 12A CHUCK whose strength is in their "They lost a big middle hitter e hitters. She is a and an aggressive defense, but who have been from last year, but you can't go /BERRY able to put things together by their overall record because ton said. SPECIAL GUEST thers will also try offensively as well," Kartel they are 1-1 in conference," �I LLY RIBACK strategies to get said. Ralston said. fthe gate quicker. The volleyball team hostwill The contenders and · t possibly rotate its parent's weekend, and it pretenders in the Gateway ''fiN;Nft' a little bit, and we may give the teamthe boost it should be sorted out this start people at a needs. weekend with Southern, position," Ralston "They are usually pretty Western, Eastern and Bradley Sat., 8:00 PM excited when their parents are all playing each other with a Nov. 1, statisti ly the here, so it should help having chance at third place and a l'ANJZ versity c;i them around," Ralston said. possible berth in the league GYM.Eastern Illinois Uni ds have the better coach Juli Kartel The· Bradley team that the tournament. Tickets 513.00 Eastern's defense Panthers will face on Saturday ''Tilis weekend should break University Union Box Office just as tough to is 5-14 overall, but 1-1 in the up the logjam," Ralston said. 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Saturday when the Panthers Yet the Pan the rs' main I' face the Southwest Missouri concern will be a win over the Bears at 1:30 p.m. at O'Brien perplexing Southwest Missouri Field. wishbone offense. With a win, Eastern will Last season , SMSU went out remain in the thick of the to a 13-0 lead before Eastern Gateway Conference title hunt. stormed back to a 34-20 win at But the Panthers will need a Springfield, Mo . victory from Northern Iowa "In option football there are over the Western Illinois three points of attack. And the Leathernecks to keep them defense has to be assigned to alive. each of those three. You can't . The purple Panthers (3-3 just swarm to the ball. The overall and 1-0 in the Gateway) defense has to account for its and the Leathernecks (6-1, 5-0) responsibilities first. kick off at 1 p.m. at Hanson "The quarterback has three Field in Macomb. options. He can either pitch the Eastern enters the contest ball (to one of his backs), keep with a 2-1 conference mark, it himself or pass it. And while the Bears come in to theoretically, he's never Saturday's game sporting an wrong," Spoo said. identical - 2-1 record. The "It causes defensive coaches Panthers are at 4-3 overall. nightmares," Spoo said. "That's Southwest's record is 3-3 the advantage of a wishbone overall. team. you only have a week to If Eastern and Northern prepare for them." Iowa record wins, the Panthers Along with keeping a tight would then have to be vic reign of his attacking defense, torious in their final two the first-year Panther coach conference contests (at UNI will have to deal with the loss Oct. 31 and at O'Brien Nov. 7 of starting right defensive end versus Southern Illinois). Tom Govan, who dislocated his If Western or Southwest right shoulder during last wins, the Panthers would have Saturday's 20-14 win over to settle for a best of third Indiana State. place. Govan will miss the Eastern freshman redshirt quarterback Eric Homecoming win. Eastern will face the "We can't think that way," remainder of the year. Arnold ( 1 4) lofts a pass over the outstretched west Missouri State Bears at O'Brien Spoo said of Western's chance Senior tackle Carl Parker hands of Indiana State defensive tackle Paul Saturday at 1 :30 p.m. for a shot at the to wrap up the Gateway. will move to Govan's spot while Wafzig (61 ) . Arnold is attempting to hit junior tight Conference title. end Mike Macek during the "We're goin.g to play to win and (See PANTHER, page lOA) (84) Panthers' 20-14 sti ngy to attempt shut worrying SMSUBy JOHN PLETZ 's just 13.3 defepoints per gamens, the loweste of The Bears' pass defense will pressure dothe Bearswn, though . Staff writer any Gateway team. The Panthers the young qarterback as much as quarterback DeAndre Smith Southwest Missouri will be trying to scored a season-high 20 points against possible Saturday afternoon. The Southwest wishbone attack shut down the Panther offense and run Indiana State last Saturday and are Southwest air defense has intercepted offensive key to success. over its defense when Coach Jesse showing improvement - under the eight passes and scored five touch Branch plattoons the two Branch brings the 3-3 Bears to O'Brien direction of their new quarterback, Eric downs this season. Patton calls the signals in · Stadium Saturday afternoon. Arnold. However, while the Southwest's pass situations, and Smith takes the Southwest leads the Gateway Arnold was 20 of 37 (54 percent) for prevention is second-best, its pass running downs. Conference in scoring defense with an · 228 yards and one interception, an production is only one step away from Although Eastern's defense average of 14.7 points per game, and in improvement over Kurt Simon , the Gateway basement. Sopho.more the run has been stailnch, allo · rushing offense with 228. 7 yards per Eastern's starter for the first six games. passing quarterback Daryl Patton has 3.1 yards per carry and outing. Simon completed 51 percent of his thrown six interceptions and three touchdown output, it has These statistics spell trouble for the passes, but only averaged 117 yards per touchdowns. tested against an option offense. struggling Panthers who are averaging game. Patton's lack of success is not ·cards top Minn_esota Spikers host Westerwin Braves in Gateway twinb1 for Series advantage By MIKE FITZGERALD "We are going to have S�aff writer , to ST. LOUIS (AP)-Curt Ford's two Game 6 was scheduled for holes on the floor, hit smartly, Eastern's volleyball team will be block and put the ball awa run single and a lucky bounce broke Saturday in the Metrodome, where looking to get back on track in the Eastern coach Betty Ralston. open a scoreless game in the sixth Minnesota romped in the first two Gateway Conference this weekend inning and the St . Louis Cardinals games. St. louis' John Tudor, who Western also has one of when it hosts Western Illinois at p.m. hitters in the conference in bounced back with a three-game won the third game, will oppose Les 7 Friday and Bradley at p.m. Saturday sweep defeating the Minnesota Straker. 7 strom; a first team All in Lantz Gym . selection from a year ago. Twins 4-2 Thursday night for a 3-2 Cox, whose Game shutout in the 7 The Panthers, 19-5 overall and lead in the World Series. NL playoffs put the Cardinals into 1-2 in Orstrom leads the league in the league, will try to regroup from a game with a 4.43 average. She Danny Cox shut out Minnesota on the World Series, outdueled Bert disappointing loss at Southern Illinois the league leader in aces per three hits for seven innings and St. Blyleven, who took his first loss in g Tuesday-night. Louis' speed pulled the Twins apart six postseason decisions. It was a a 0.7 1 average, and she is seco Their task will not easy though as per game with 4.29. at the seams. The Cardinals stole revenial of four days ago, when be the Westerwinds, lf-8 and 1-1, have a Stopping her will be one of five bases, tyin a record last ac· Blyleven on as the Twins shelled defense that is ranked fifth in the complished in gl and three of Cox. prime concerns. 1907, country by the American lleyb ll is one of the thrise runners scored. Vo a "Sue Orstrom Coaches Association (A VCA). (Hee SPIKER.i;;, page llA) rbl� celebrahonoredtes and an original 5t linocuth (a design an cut inton the ivemillion by rsaNewton Tarbryle. an Eastern alumni, Watts surface of a block of linoleum) commissioned for the said. adding that a community and alumni drive raised a $1 million donation, university and community event, designed by art faculty members Kathleen over $300.000 to help construct the center. r support, and an art gallery and the fifth an Browne and Denise Rehme, will be presented, Watts According to information provided by Watts. Newton of Eastern's Tarble Arts Center is the result. said. Tarble was born in Martinsville in 1883 and worked in Invitation only" reception will be held to celebrate Watts said the reception was planned by a volunteer the lithography business until retiring in 194 7. He died in anniversary from 8 to 10 p.m. Friday, said Tar committee comprised of Jane Dawson, Madonna 1976. Director Michael Watts. Walker, Mary Noble Williams and Jean Seitsinger. Not only did volunteers and the community aid in the use we will be serving champagne, the universi Fine Arts Dean Vaughn Jaenike. will be master of building of TAC . which was planned by the Boston lres i vitatiion only," Watts said, adding that ceremonies dnd Coles County Associate Judge Ashton based arc. hitectural firm of V rner h E. �I Johnson anJ else �ho would like to attend the event should Waller will present awards to the supporters. the names Associdtes. they still play an important role. Watts SdJd him. ,)f whom have not been disd,ised. W d tts said .-\ppw.:-..imdteh; 25 RSVP workers ,R1w1ed ::en� wt l wc\s ,irigindll\' made a ,,r l • n•n•ption, four volunll'�'r suppllrlers l be TAC p,>ss1ble bv d<.•11.:1n,>11 $ 1�ee TARBLE. page o) Suncl_ay at St. Charles, 921 7 and 9:20 p.m. Friday and p.m. matinee Saturday and Boomer's w/a Twist, Madiso.1, and at 6:30 p.m. Saturday, 2 p.m. matinee Satur Sunday and 5:10 and 7:20 p.m. Lincoln Ave., 9 p.m. to 1 Friday and Benjy . lchurches-11iii Saturday and 11 a. m. Sunday in day and Sunday and 7 p.m. Sunday through Thursday. and Charleston Alliance Church j BuzzardAudi torium. Sunday through Thursday. Rated PG-13. Bebops 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Services will be held at 10:30 Rated PG-13. "Fatal Attraction" Michael day. a.m. at the Charleston Motor Praise Assembly of God Douglas has a weekend affair Inn, 920 W. Lincoln Ave. Services will be held at 10:30 Time with Glenn Close and then r .a.m. and 6:30 p.m. at the · "Dirty Dancing" Patrick returns to his wife. Close "Satin Love," a soft Charleston Bible Center Newman Center on Ninth and Swayze portrays a poor dance becomes a psychopath who Top 40 duo, will perform Services will be held at 10:30 Lincoln. Sunday school will be instructor who falls in love with a haunts him. Showtimes: 4:45, Charleston Motor Inn, 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. at 2605 Univer held at 9:30 a.m. rich · doctor's daughter. 7:10 and 9:30 p.m. Friday and Lincoln Ave., Friday and sity Dr. Showtimes: 5, 7:10 and 9:15 Saturday matinee, 2 p.m. day from 9 p.m. to 1 a. University Baptist Church p.m. Friday and Saturday, 1 and matinee Saturday and Sunday cover. Christian Campus Fellowship Services will be held at 10:30 3 p.m. matinee Saturday and and 4:45 and 7:10 p.m. Sunday · Services will be held at 10:30 a.m. at 1505 Seventh St. Sun Sunday and 5:10 and 7:10 p.m. through Thursday. Rated R. a.m. at 2231 S. Fourth St. day school will be held at 9:30 Sunday through Thursday. . "Some Kind of Wonderful." A a.m. Rated PG-13. close friendship evolves into a Church of Christ "Prince of Darkness." A new romantic relationship. Services will be held at 10:30 Wesley United Methodist John Carpenter horror movie. a.m. at 917 Woodlawn Dr. Church Showtimes: 5, and 9 p.m. Fri- 7 __ -'-_ ... Services will be held at 8:30 day and Saturday, 2 and 3 p.m. Artdi rector ...... Becky •------Music ----"·v' First Baptist Church I I Verge photo editor .. Steve and 11 a.m. at 2206 Fourth St. matinee Saturday and Sunday B<1omer's w/a Twist Services wi:I be held at 9: 30 and 5 and 7 p.m. Sunday Copy desk ...... Sunday school will be held at "Obsession" will perform at . a.m. at. 2800 University Dr. 9:50 a.m. through Thursday. Rated PG . First Christian Church Cinema Services to be held at 9 a.m. I1_;. M�o;.v�i e:;;s;.; ;:;;;;;;;;-W;;: ::J "Like Father, Like Son." at 411 Jackson Ave. -- 1 Dudley Moore andx son Kirk A different kind of chu rch where Will Rogers C$lmeron swap minds in a ·new First Presbyterian Church "Roxanne." Steve Martin and comedy. Showtimes: 5:00, 7:15 People are special. .. Services will be held at 10:30 Daryl Hannah star in a romantic and 9:20 p.m. Friday and Satur People like you a.m: at 311 Seventh St. comedy bdsed on the classic tale day, 1 and 3 p.m. matinee of Cyranno de Bergerac. Saturday and Sunday and 5 and Immanuel Lutheran Church Showtimes: 7:15 and 9:25 p.m. 7:15 p.m. Sunday through Services to be held at 8: 15 Friday and Saturday, 2:15 p.m. Thursday at Twin City Cinema, and 10:45 a.m. at 902 matinee Saturday and Sunday 1421 Broadway Ave. in Mat Cleveland Ave. The Lutheran and 7: 15 p.m. Sunday through toon. Rated PG-13. Student Fellowship will be held Thursday at the Will Rogers "The Pick-up Artist." A por Presently meeting at at 5p.m. Theatre, 705 Monroe Ave. trait of the rake as a young man, CHARLESTON MOTOR INN Rated PG. Robert Downey tries to win Mol {Lincoln and Douglas) Newman Catholic Community ly Ringwald's heart. Showtimes: "Full Metal Jacket." Stanley MORNING SERVICE 10:30 A.M. Set'vices to be held at 5 p.m. Kubrick gives his surreal version 5:10, 7:20 and 9:15 p.m. Friday Saturday, 8 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. of the Vietnam War. Showtimes: and Saturday, 1:10 and 3: 10 � ���:;� � ������������* 1987 * f * annua1 * A1 * Delta Sigma Pi 5th )1( h� EIUTALENT SHOW . / TUESDA Y, NO VEMBER 10. l} IN �l} ;;� ;�!;)' _ SUBWAY LOUNGE COLLEGE DA'IS A Pa ckage For Students That Like Skiing Or Just Lo,·e A Great Time l} �/ �. 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BOX &M 215-m1 MATTOON, UIOS 114-Dn 11131 2M4277 ...,. ••_ ...., ..,....i.:·· � DO.TH DOG .. .. . 345-5721 Spuds' latest competition arrives; Wombats just want to have fun- LADY PANT,HE By STEVE SMITH gressed through two or three Associate news editor rounds until one of the between Look out Spuds MacKenzie, 40 and 50 contestants got sick. Wombats are on the prowl "It (the tournament) was fan- VOFridayLLE YBWesternALL Wednesday and weekend nights tastic ." ' 7:00 trying to change that "party Estimated crowds of 300 to Saturday 7:00 Bradley animal" image. 400 people attended the first two "We saw this Spuds MacKen_ Wombat parties, and the word is zie thing, so we figured we'd spreading. made our own," said Scott "It's only $1 all you can Lantz Gym . Perry, who with his brother, drink,'.' said Eastern graduate Craig, founded Wombats. Kristen Smoot, who traveled to BE THERE! Scott Perry, a senior, said a Charleston for the Wombat par Wombat is a cross between the ty. "I'm very poor." "clean" image of Spuds "These are like basement par MacKenzie and the party image ties in high school," said Rack, of Spiccoli, the surfer character . who added he is an Eastern in the movie Fast · Times at freshman. In Vietnam, the wind Women are charged Ridgemont High. "Wombats like $1 doesn't blow, it sucks. to have fun," he said . between 8:30 p.m . and 9:30 The party begins at about 8:30 were recorded. "One girl ate five p.m. Wednesdays, and after p.m. behind Friends & Co. , 509 (goldfish) , " he said. 9: 30 p. m. the price is raised to $3 be it male or female entering 'van Buren Ave. and lasts until 1 Persons wishing to become of STE' 'E Stanley a the door. On weekends, m. In that somewhat brief ficial card-carrying Wombats MARllN Kubrick's period of time this latest party must meet several stringent re everyone is charged $3,to enter. orqanization strives to rise above quirements. "You can't spill · "Roman's was just on Wednes and beyond the normal realms beer, you gotta like to play day;" Scott Perry said of one of FULLMET AL o•.the term "party ." -quarters, and you have to own Eastern's other "party" organiza Some activities that testify to at least one crazy hat," Scott tions. "We like to it (party) on do IPGI FROM WARNER BROS COLUMBIA _ ths movement included a Perry said. "Generally, you just Wednesdays and Fridays." ' PICTURES [!!] JACKET " FRI/SAT NITE "auarters ' tournament on open have to like to have a good Scott Perry said he and his FRI/SAT NITE 7:15 • 9:25 7:00• 9:20 SAT/SUN MATINEE PM SAT/SUN MATINEE 2:15 PM • 2:00 ir.g night (Oct. and a goldfish time." brother, both Downer's Grove 2) SUN TO THURS NITE 7:15 SUN TO THURS NITE 7:00 eating cont est last Wednesday. Descriptions of the quarters natives, decided to form the A ·'crazy hat" contest is schedul tournament prove that tne Wombats after partying at the e1 for the near future . Wombats take their partying location for fraternity functions A400-watt stereo system and seriously. One of the Wombat several times. "The price was e a laser light (only one) also add DJs, identified only as - Rack, right," he said . "It's been pr tty to the environment. described the tournament. successful." '--The goldfish-eating contest "There were 10 tables. You And what are the Wombat was a success, Craig Perry, a would play until you lost. Once plans for Parent's Weekend junior, said, although he admit you killed a certain amount of (Nov. 7)] "Kids get in free with ted it wasn't much of a contest as beer you lost." parent," Scott Perry said. . no official numbers of fish eaten Rack said the tournament pro- �Tarble·_�______from page 1B. Volunteer Progra'm) serve as original prints donated by Nancy responsible for "organizing gallery attendants, and several and Travis Terry, Wattssaid . educational programs for the volunteers comprise committees. Also included in the collection community." She said she works are American Seen� Prints given with docent voluteers who con- which help "the co.ntinuity" of · ' TAC , Watts said . to TAC by· Mildred Whiting and duct tours. · The fou lttees •••. Lynn T•ank, both of whom "'"'" Meeks said she, aid of with the • I ._ � · ___ on art·departm ent, o . divided int 1Tf , socia.I! a he · volunteers, conduct hip ,. faculty fl TAC's Fifth NITU:OO • • ..!.�. ,, . . FRl/S�T (:10 9:15 , · program and .;' . ·on, which Watts said. . Enrlch�nt field trips, · : Grade Art · • 3:00 lii> . SAT/SUN MATINEES ,:00 · helps in acq . to. the Watts said E es. of which occ1:1r in and spr- tHURS :' . --�eces TAC "� Jof the fi:til- SUN TO Nnt5:00 .; 7:10 TAC' perm· ' ·:;. collection; c + spo or ng'1 wii he and ing, Charleston stµdents. (;> i b-t art for n_s : e Watts said . �- : , : ;" · _ · . . ·Music departments.. -: "- · · ', . Th_e field trips are design d d · Watts said the permanent col� .· · He said the·. ar� ' epartment "basically to 'give ·them ex perien'ce with art that they ar n't lection is comprised of pieces ac- makes. "cooperative efforts with e · quired by the comm ittee as well exhibitions," with visiting artists, getting at school," Meeks said . as the work in 'the Paul T. . workshops eynd films.. ·He a dded The students are given 'tours and · Sargent Gallery.. that students ·in art edu�ation participate in mini-workshops. · The Pick·up The Paul T. Sargent Gallery often "assist and in some cases Meeks said she is interested in Like Father was located in Booth Library and �ctullay teach the wo�k hops." workin.g with the community , Artist LikFRI/SATe NITE-S 5:00on • 7:1 5 • 9:20 � The music departments co- which she defined as Coles ·before that in Old Main and in SAT/SUN MATINEES 1:00 • 3:00 - the Fine Arts building, according sponsors T AC's Chambers County nd nearby counties. SUN TO THURS NITE 5:00 • 7:15 . � to its original director E. Carl Music Series, and provides some The community interest in Shull. faculty and student recitals, TAC has been "fairly positive," Shull said he acquired pieces Watts said . Watts said . He mentioned that for the collection from all over Watts also said TAC works "the striking piece of archi�c 'YOU'LLBE ON THE the country in the late '40s. He with the English department on ture" certainly "stands out on · poetry and fictional readings by campus." said that he was able to do that EDGEOF THE YOUR S then because it was more affor- students, faculty and visitors Shull, although he isn't involv "ONE OF MOSf dable. Watts said TAC sometimes ed with TAC , said his initial reac GRIPPING, GRABBING, Sargent was on fal.ulty at does work with the Office of tion to the center was "the more CHILLING, ROMANTIC, Eastern during the '30s, Shull Coninuing Education. culture, the better." YEARS..?' While Watts is the principal Meeks, who worked as a MOVIESIN sa\d . -Gene Shali�TODAY SJIOW(NBC) ]As well as the Paul T. Sargent curator of exhibitions at TAC, substitute art teacher in Gallery , TAC's permanent col- newly hired Donna Meeks is Milwaukee . and at an art mueseum there, said the only lcctton is also made up of folk art T AC's curator of education . purchased from donations from Meeks, who began working at difference she has noticed with the Charles E. Merril Trust , TAC on Oct. 1, said she is TAC is th�t it's "a lot smaller." Christian singer to sing in Union Eastern's chapte Baptist rock," senior Karen Drury said. plus travel, and he's throwing in r of FRI/SAT NITE 4:45 • 7:10 • 9:3(} SAT/SUN MATINEES2:00 PM Student Ministries will host Gary Drury, the assistant program a free· seminar as well." SUN TO THURS NITE 4:45 & 7:10 Rand, a Chicago-based Chris director for BSM, said, "I think She said the seminar will be at tian singer at 6:30 p.m. Friday in he has four or five albu ms. I 10 a.m. Saturday in the Union the Union Gallery . know of at least three." Ballroom. Rand will be discuss · In the Gallery , located below She said his latest release is ing secular music. . the bowling alley, Rand will be "Caught By Surprise.4' "It's mostly listening to music Hey, Read playing a wide variety of music . , "We'll pay him $400," Drury that relates to truth," Drury said. "It's (his music) equated to soft said . '·He usually charges $400 The Daily Eastern News!!!! 68 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND ACROSS 54 Eram, eras, ESPN-Harness Racing LIF-Sneak Previews 8 According to 35 Horological repetition NIK-Ann Sothern NIK-Mister Ed I Respond to 9 Freed from 55 Parish priest 36 Feline job TNN-You Can Be A Star TNN-Grand Ole Opry Live stimuli duty 56 Textile fiber 10 Bulgarian, e.g. seeker? 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WEIU-Some Call it Jazz 7:30 p.m. 2,27-227 3,25-Everything's Relative II THE VERGE OF THE .WEEKEND 78 •. ··�·, � �. 'i I .0.t:' . .. . i: !,· many times. In addition, the ByBoo JAMES BETZOLDme r's toand Cyndi hos Lauper t, said ar Harryea bands Staffwriter Washburn of Blytham Talent, four-member group has ap fiat� [asP A 569 .�' ___99 ,g -�5 /. N-Sync brings show to Ted's SMIRNOFF By KIM MIKUS we go out with a fresh show." and material from bands like Bad Staffwr iter VODKA Steve Hall, 21, lead singer Company and Steve Miller and Students can get "in sync" and bass player f9r N-Sync said an original titled, "Will you 750 Ml 69 Wednesday night with N-Sync. the band will play "old class rock always be mine?" are just a few 5 The St. Louis-based band is 'n' · r;oll, some blues and of the selections students will making its third appearance at Aerosmith, Beatles, old Kiss and hear at Ted's, Hardin said. 9:30 p.m. Wednesday at Ted's a lot of original stuff," and added "We get pretty rocked out, T ANQUERA Y GIN Warehouse, 102 N. Sixth St. that "it's all danceable." and then we slow down to satisfy KAHLUA · There will be no charge to see Steve Hardin, 20, sharing everyone's music interests ," 750 Ml the band from 8-10 p.m., said lead vocals, guitar and guitar Hardin said. 899 owner of the Warehouse Ted synthesizer, also said, "we play a Hall added, "we decided to Bertuca, adding that there will be lot of our own stuff," but added play this type of music because a 50 cent charge for students that "we are trying to mix this people need variety in what they without a coupon. show up half our music and half listen to," Hardin, the brother of SEAGRAM'S 1 1.75 liler The four-man band toured 23 well-known stuff." Bruce Hall . from REO Speed Jubilee n . states, said manager Randy Songs like "Mony, - Mony," wagon said. ol.l.&ll'U&<., Peach 'ifE'Eiiiill Moses, adding that, "every year I orcha1·d snappyJ\pncot � Oran�c Cider '"" 99 ii liliil � Spr.armint H:izclnut I 0 Peppermint �,J Wild Cinnamon \ S.tr.iwberry J J WALKER'S SCHNAPPS Parent-grandparent transformation 750 ML By JULIE LEWIS beginning to dominate all con he was doing when his hand News editor versations and, let's not forget, reached for my dad's fire chief 499 I'm not real sure when it hap shopping sprees. pager. pened, but I honestly don't think Yes, "Baby" got his first As each of us watched Derrick it's going to end. Christmas present almost seven set the pager off, our minds Somewhere between the time months before he was even drifted back to the warnings (and my brother and sister-in-law an born! near death threats) dad had nounced the big news and .dad Then, when he finally arrived, given us if we touched his radio started whistling 'Rock-a-bye it was a great day. The whole equipment. We didn't expect a Baby,' the transformation occur family was joyous with excite pretty sight. red. ment. Oh by the way, "Baby" But, would you believe that Don't get the idea I wasn't ex became Derrick. __ same man, now a grandpa, smil cited about becoming an aunt, Then, just when I thought the ed cheerfully, took Derrick in his because my head has swelled hoopla was going to subside for arms and showed him how to with pride quite a bit already, but a while, my not-so-bright brother push the other two buttons on nevet in my life have I seen two sent the grandparents pictures. the pager. people turn so gushy in such Now my brother and I got Well, you can imagine my sibl short time. along before this, and perhaps ings and I picking our chins up My friends warned me it was he didn't intend to cause be off the ground. Dad just inevitable. I should have seen it anguish, but deep down I think . snickered and said, "What are coming. he must have been laughing you all looking at?" · My parents, the ones who set when he sealed the envelope. Mom got into the same act curfews and found ways to It's not so much the fact that when she decided to let Derrick discipline me, turned into they liked to show off Derrick's play in gooey paste to make grandparents. pictures, it's the timliness I ques handprints. This is th e same Comedian Bill Cosby said tioned. I mean, in .church? at the woman who got mad at us when grandparents are just "old peo doctor's office? getting gas? we tri'ed to finger paint in the liv ple trying to get into heaven." I It got to the point when I saw ing room. believe it. my mom getting out her billfold And, I didn't even touch on If that were the criteria for en-. and mouthing those words the $70 Teddy Ruxpin they trance, my parents would be first "Have I showed you ..." I would bought the kid for his first (ac in line. sneak under the table or slip out tually second) Christmas pre My sister-in-law wasn't but a the back way. sent. Of course, they couldn't few months into this pregnancy I guess it all comes with the get him the bear without buying thing when mom was out buying territory of being several tapes to go with it. "Baby" presents. No, I don't use grandparents-it's a part of life. Oh well, I guess it's a part of the term "Baby" lightly, because I could accept all of these life . Parents becorr)e grand that's what they called it long things good naturedly , but it was parents and the kids are left out before it was even born. one day while all of us kids were in the cold. Deprivation, it's a Our telephone bill escalated at home visiting that I realized to sad state . until we nearly_ owned the what extent my parents had Where's a person have to go telephone company. Mom and changed. to get a little sympathy in this · dad called people they hadn't . My nephew had strolled over world? seen in 10 years to tell the news to where my dad was sitting wat I think I'll call my grand of "Baby." ching the ballgame. The poor in parents . This small, unborn child was nocent child didn't realize what ON THE VERGE 88 OF THE WEEKEND FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23,