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L.=::~G~ non-union workers may take case to court r~~(l- By CRAIG EDWARDS a little more than half of that Administration editor number belong to UPI. Ron Perkovich, executive Academic employees at the director of the Illinois Education five Board of Governors universi Labor Review Board, said more ties who do not belong to the than 150 non-union employees University Professionals of have filed complaints against UPI Illinois Local 4100 but are being .and the fair share provision of the forced to pay a portion of union contract. He said all of the com dues may eventually take their plaints will be consolidated and objections to the U.S. Supreme hearings on the issue will b<' Court. scheduled this spring. John Scully, a represenative He added that until the hear from the National Right to Work ings can be scheduled, the fair · Foundation in Falls Church, Va., share will be deducted from non said numerous cases like this one union employees' paychecks and have gone all the way to the placed in an escrow account until Supreme Court. "I wouldn't be a final decision is reached. surprised if this one goes that Currently, non-union acadeMic far," he said Thursday afternoon. employees at the BOG univena· But UPI officials say fair share, ties are being required to p.iy the practice of deducting a per 83.95 percent of regular un.i:rn centage of union dues from the dues, . which vary according to paychecks of non-union employ salary. Scully says that amount is ees to cover the costs of collective extremely high. "That figun bargaining, is perfectly legal. can't truly be based on UPI's col JoAnn Hummers, UPI's chief lective bargaining costs alone ead of the class negotiator, played a key role in They're trying to fool the employ tern President Stan Rives received the Hughes Trophy, the U.S. Army's most prestigious award for getting the contract approved and ees," he said. C n behalf of Second Lt... Robert Haycock, a 1987 Eastern graduate Thursday in the Univer:_sity believes the practices used to But Hummers maintains that a oom. Lt. Col. Lloyd McCammon, Battallion Commander and Rives admire the trophy which was determine and collect the fair careful audit of UPI's books was arded to Haycock, the top cadett .1~n~t~h!_eJJnl.!UJ·£W.------share are within regulations set by completed to determine the fair the Illinois Education Labor share amount. "The results of that Relations Board. audit is what is being charged," "I doubt the Board of she said. veral Governors would be deducting Jayne Ozier, president of the fee if it wasn't legal," she Eastern 's UPI chapter, could not enrollment figures," Rives said. high enrollment figures are that said. be reached for comment "The 1.8 percent increase they reflect a high retention The Board of Governors began Thursday. occurred despite the fact that level," Rives said. Despite an attempt by Eastern deducting the fair share dues from Scully said he may attend the sident Stan Rives to reduce admission to Eastern for the The only drawback the figures academic employees' paychecks hearings as legal counsel for the rollment, tenth-day figures spring semester was closed on reveal is the drop in graduate stu at Chicago State University, non-union employees. "The Sept. 16," he added. eased Thursday show 9,966 dents. Governors State University, Supreme Court has said that "While we must limit enroll dents are enrolled in on-cam Rives said that while he is con Northeastern Illinois University, whenever a union forces people to s courses this semester, an ment to the resources we have cerned about the decline in gradu Western Illinois University and pay agency fees (fair share), they available to serve students," ate enrollment, it is a trend that is ase of 176 from last spring. Eastern after the new UPI con are infringing on first ammend Enrollment is down, however, Rives said in an issued stat occurring state wide. tract was ratified in September. ment rights," Scully said. last fall's record-high enroll ment. "We are pleased that the In an attempt to curb high There are more than 500 academ institution remains so attractive to enrollment figures for next fall, t of 10,510. Therefore, Rives ic employees at Eastern, but only n't completely surprised when students." Rives said admission was cut off figures were revealed Rives added that Eastern is in November. sday. cutting off admission before any "The result of increased Two female students, "The high enrollment is not other university in the state. enrollment is a certain deteriora "The positive aspect of the xpected because of last fall's tion of the quality of our educa ( tional program," said Rives, "and that is something we can not assaulted on campus N ~ allow to happen to our universi Editor's note: The following is a r~ u ty." list of reported crimes on M ~ Eastern is not the only univer Eastern's campus. The reports B sity in America experiencing from the University Police. E increased enrollments. Anyone with information about a R The American Council on crime is urged to contact the Education reports college enroll University Police at 581-3212. 0 ment nationwide seems to have By CLARK CARLSON ed about 4 feet from the floor. She F increased again, despite long Staff writer told police when she looked over. standing predictions that it would the side of the bed she saw a s fall. black male croutched down T Two 19-year-old female American Council on Eastern students were assaulted beside her bed. She began u screaming and he ran out the rloor D Education Vice President Elain earlier in the week by black E El-Khawas said some of the gains males, police reports stated. and down the hall. N are"attributed to ''increasing ~om One of the women was awak The police report descriheu the T munity college enrollment, ened at about 4:20 a.m. Tuesday suspect as college age, 5 feet lO s ~tepped up minority recruitment, in her Weller Hall room by some inches to 6 feet tall, med'um more part-time study and rising one grabbing her leg, while the build, •flat top hair cut with the participation and retention rates other woman was attacked at sides shaved close to the head, hut among traditional-aged students." about 2:10 a.m. Wednesday while about l to 2 inches long on top Campus However, El-Khawas said she was walking south on Fourth He was wearing gray sweat pants enrollments will start falling Street toward Lawson Hall. and a blue sweat shirt or long Enrollment soon, noting that 1992 's high When thewoman opened her school graduating classes will eyes she saw someone duck " Continued on page 7A shrink by 12 percent. below her bed, which was elevat- Friday, Janua;y 27, 1989 The Dally Eastern Ne;a MS .· virus,- AIDS virus related WASHINGTON (AP)-.t\ HTLV-I, is involved in the MS immunodeficiency virus (HIV) genetic test of cells in the blood disease process. that causes AIDS, or acquired of patients with multiple sclerosis "This test for the first time immune deficiency syndrome, are suggests that the crippling disease shows that if you do sensitive retroviruses. Reddy said that both is closely associated with a virus enough assays you can find of the viruses also appear to infect that is similar to the AIDS virus, HTLV in MS patients," Reddy immune cells in the blood. researchers report. said in an interview. The same "Even though these two virus E. Prem Kumar Reddy, a tests on 20 healthy people, he es are not causing the same dis researcher at Wistar Institute in said, detected the virus in only ease, their basic mechanisms of Philadelphia, said the genetic one. infection are very, very similar. study of blood samples from six A report on the study will be Something that works for HIV multiple sclerosis patients pro publist> J Friday in the Journal should also work for HTLV-1," Packers-- s-ue· over meat v ides "direct proof" that the Sc· Reddy said. ·MOSCOW -Angry meatpackers are suing a newspaper for an arti human T-lymphotropic virus, of , uth HTLV-I and the human cle that said their sausage was so bad that even cats can't stomach it, but editors said they turned to a furry, four-legged jury that proved their point. -- ~,, ,1: .. .,;:~ State wsighing ICC rate hike "Twenty-four sausage experts don't eat it at all; five only eat high quality sausage or out of extreme hunger. Only one, the 2-month-old kitten Mura, you can say actually sits down to the sausage," the week SPRINGFIELD (AP)- State '·I think the only thing they are u!ed to rule in the case by March ly Literatumaya Gazeta said in announcing the feline findings. officials talked "ballpark figures" talking about is ballpark figures. 31. The dispute started with the literary weekly's story on June 15 titled Thursday with Illinois Power and no more than that," ICC An Illinois Power spokesmaa · "The Cat Doesn't Know ... " and was brought up recently in the Co.-amid consumer protests-as spokesman Beth Bosch said. belittled the chance the ta! · Dzerzhinsky regional people's court. they weighed prospects of a set '.'They have to use some numbers would produce a settlement fo In a complaint signed by Yu M. Luzhkov, chairman of the Moscow tlement over the company's pro to see if it's worth pursuing a set the seven-member ICC to coilsid agroindustrial complex, officials demanded a retraction of the newspa posed rate increase. tlement." er. per's report that producers were breaking the law by putting protein Staff of the Illinois Commerce The Decatur-based utility has "They are just another sessi additives in the sausage, known in Russian as "kolbasa." Commission, as well as represen proposed an 11-year rate plan that so that there can be a decisio Because of a shortage in meat in many Soviet stores, finding good tatives of Attorney General Neil would make current rates about whether there should be any fur quality sausage has become a fixation for many people. A cartoon in Hartigan, Gov. James R. : r1 percent higher by the turn of ther progress toward a negotia an October edition of the satire magazine Krokodil showed a line of Thompson, federal agencies and the century to help pay for its settlement," utility spokesma shoppers standing outside a theater, not to buy tickets, but to buy the business customers, attended the $4.2 billion Clinton nuclear Frank Beaman said. sausage for sale in the theater's buffet. private session. power plant. The ICC is sched-
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ByKARLSTRE Dalias Price, a local weather the heat waves- entering the atmo Staff writer observer, said the area is still sphere from the sun causing short six inches from last year. atmospheric chemical heat, which This year Charleston has expe "We have to make up the six retains solar heat in the atmo rienced one of the warmest inches io be at normal precipita sphere. TIµs causes global warm Januarys in 50 years as one inch tion levels." ing. · of rain fell last week, said a "If the forecast holds out Wendland disagrees with the spokesperson for the_ National through the end of the month, this idea that unseasonably warm Weather Service. month will be one of the 10 weather is a factor of the "green The IDinois State Water Survey warmest ianuarys" in history, house effect:' said the Charleston area has said the weather service "I wouldn't want to directly totaled 1.15 inches of precipita- spokesman. attribute it (the greenhouse effect) ' lion for the month of January. The "It certainly is surprising, but for the warm winter." Wendland MICHELLE ZAWIN/Staff pliO~ -average for January is 1.97 inch- we haven't broken any records,,, said the jet stream has a lot to do fiCk jf rJ ~ Lt_.>-!') es, only about 60 percent of the Wendland said. with the present weather. ~~ ~ . ./ normal precipitation, said Wayne Sof!le weather experts have Price agree8 the warm weather ndy Billups, sophomo me economics major, pasted labels on Wendland of the Illinois State said the warm weather has been is causid by the jet stream. sday in the Fine Arts Building. Water Survey. caused by the greenhouse effect,
split On renta.ls _He always wanted tq be-a coWpoy • • • that are shown in residence halls. could finish medical school at The money from the movies, Washington University in St. which cost anywhere from $150- Louis. The armed forces were Residence Hall Association $650, comes from the individual anxious to enlist men into the mbers are split whether to hall budgets. . service, he said, adding that he w movies in Eastern 's resi Because of the cost of the By RANA WOODSON men went into the U.S. Army. e halls. . movies, RHA Vice President Staff writer While 'he was a resident at . Chris Theisen said several resi Until~ts again to dis- Some boys want to be fire Barnes Children's Hospital in St s the vi · ssue, the mem- dence halls, especially the larger fighters, astronauts or policemen Louis, Thiel met his wife Mary s vo table a final deci- ones, must show an interest in when they grow up, but Dr. Anne, who was working as a lab on whether or not to contin having the movies shown. Stanley Thiel wanted to be a oratory technician in the bacteria renting movies. Theisen said the largest resi cowboy. lab. Each year the RHA spons9rs dence halls would be allotted the Thiel, a physician at Eastem's In January 1940 Thi~l was vies, like· "Animal House," most money for movies. Health Service, was born in July called to active duty and was sta 1921 in Spokane, Wash. tioned in Germany. . B tells UB.to improve When he was younger he Dr. Stanley Thiel One year after the birth of his . - hadn't planned on becoming a ter. It was just a game.,, second child, Thiel was dis- pring concert quality physician. "When I was in grade When Thiel went to high charged from ~e Army and sent school, I wanted to be a cow school he discovered he had an back to the Um«:<1 Sta~s, w1¥!~ ing to pay more money for tickets boy," he said. aptitude for science. He oWe i;..~p,.Uft1plete_d his ~esidenc~ to see their favorite rock perform While growing up in the field of me&eine because of Barnes Chtldren s Hospi~al_ ers if more of a "rock" band was Washington. Thiel lived on a hill mterest in science:he said. . ,,~ ~f0 ~ rnoviiig ID'Illinois: - ?l;.! Apportionment Board member selected.. farm where there were no tele That high school interest ~tart- ·.·From 1952 ~ ~~87 he prac_... h Kunkel announced the Other guiding committee phones or electricity. He attend ed Thiel off in the direction of a Uced as a pediatrician at Carle ts of his guiding committees' reports included ideas about spe ed a small country school until medical career and he completed Clinic Link Divi:si~n ~ Mauoon, on University Board spon cial events and sponsoring crazy he was in eighth grade. the necessary coursework for his the hometpW? ~f his wife. concerts at the AB meeting daze, which is an annual campus The only entertainment during degree. After graduating from Upon reurmg almost !hree y nighL function held between winter and that time was the movies. He and high school, Thiel attended years ago, Eastern asked him to unkel said his committee spring. AB member Tom Jewison his friends would see cowboy Washington State University in wor~ for ~hem. at the Health d that UB should select rock discussed UB 's idea of purchas films and play "cowboys and Pullman Wash where he did his Servtce, Thiel said. ups that would be of more ing a package deal fronia comi>a indians" in the hills near his pre-moolcal s~dies. . "I like. working here because! t to the students. He went ny whicli specializes.in throwing home. "We didn't .know any bet- World war II started before he like to be around young people. IO say students would be will- parties for events like crazy daze.
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.. ' .....,,______... I ~ . ' -..~ :o:.. ·... "".-:.- •• .. a~...... -~• .. • .... '-.:.I' • ~ i 11 :..- "' • \ "~ ~ • • .. • ... • ... ,. ; ~ , e \:. « ''ff,,.~~.-•·V~ J t.a. .. ::aa':S•:S"_...-l..... ~•!iF••&..a.•.6_....-..- · ~_.,._...,,..._J:"~~~.._. ·-~ ...... -111~4 A.•a.•• Recently we observed the black history through numerous films and lectures birthday of Dr. Martin Luther focusing on such topics as "Race, Mob Violence and OPINION King Jr. On this day, at least Poiiticai Reform" and "Beyond the Dream: A celebra one campus group honored tion ofBlack History." the civil rights leader In its own effort to learn more about black history through a vigil held in the during this special month, The Daily Eastern News is union bearing his name.. also sponsoring an event. The Daily Eastern News Perhaps many others hon Black History Month Essay Contest provides an oppor ored him in their own ways · tunity for students to discover more about the people by simply remembering what who helped shape our lives. And, because The Dally he fought for and the non Eastern News will puolish the top three winning essays violent means he used to on its editorial page, students have the opportunity to l.dltortalsrepresentthe move toward his goals. But, inform others of the accomplishments blacks have undoubtedly there were made during the past and the goals they are wortdng opinion of the editorial board. those who simply saw King's for today. Columns represent the birthday as a way to get out The rules of the contest are as follows: of dasses. The fact that there are still pe6ple who do t . Entries should be 500 words or less. Essays should opinions of the author. not understand, nor care to understand, the impor portray a person, a time period, or an event - local or tance of King's work speaks for itself - his work is otherwise - which promoted the advancement of nowhere near its completion. blacks or deal with the role of blacks in American soci The Dally Eastern News King is gone, but the battle is continuing daily as ety. Essays may also wish to address ways In which a Friday, January 27, 1989 blacks fight for equal ·treatment in the workplace and student could promote this advancement in the future. academic testing. Likewise, the fight for equality was 2. The contest is open to all students, with the exce prominently displayed on network television this past tion of those currently working for Student Publications year as Jesse Jackson struggled to become the first and any past editors of these publications. black president of the United States. 3. Entries must be submitted to (ital)The Dally Eastern Declare war · King and Jackson have been able to reach large News office no later than 4 p.m. Friday Feb. t 0. masses of people with their exhilarating speeches and 4. Three faculty members will judge the essays durt flamboyant personalities. But these two men alone the week of Feb. t 1-t 8. against state have not brought blacks to the status they now hold. 5. Prizes will be awarded Feb. 25 at the Parents Dinner February is a time to remember these people - the preceding the Miss Black EIU Pageant. little-known activists who keep the dream of freedom Patrick Henry once said, "I have but one lamp by alive. It is a time to remember our history and the pain which my feet are guided, and that is the lamp of Legislature. and suffering our country has allowed to go on for so experience. I know of no way of judging of the future It's time to declare war. many years. but by the past ..." Simply put, it is a time to discover Black History. Let us not forget our past as we look toward the And the enemy is the Illinois General Numerous events nave been scheduled on campus future each day of Black History Month and everyday Assembly, led by House Speaker Michael in an effort to increase awareness during Black History after that. Madigan. Month. During the month of February, students, faculty - Amy Carr is editor in chief and a regular columnist For two years, Madigan has been a notori and local residents will have the opportunity to study forThe Daily Eastern News. ous opponent of funding for higher educa tion, and his opposition has consistently blocked efforts to improve Editorial the quality of education in Illinois. Madigan's obstinacy to refuse to grant an income tax increase to fund education has resulted in financial burdens placed upon local school boards and the students. · Madigan has twice rejected Gov. James R. "{hompson's proposal to approve an income tax increase and as a result, education in Illinois is suffering and ranks almost last in the nation for state funding. But, we can sleep easy knowing that although Madigan and other key state legis lators have not been able to come to terms to approve an income tax increase, they have managed to keep their priorities straight and keep the White Sox in Chicago. The truth is plain and simple - we're not getting the quality education we're paying so much for. The State of Illinois has hardly man aged to meet its constitutional requirements to adequately fund education. It's up to us, the people, to set them straight. As Board of Governors Chancellor Thomas Layzell noted in his first appearance at Eastern's Stl!dent Senate Wednesday, this year will be a critical one for higher education in Illinois. · .- If a third attempt to approve an income tax Your turn increase fails, a third consecutive tuition conclusion concerning the ethical increase will likely result, Eastern President AP story creates standards of an entire nation is ·LaRoma's address Stan Rives will cut enrollment by 1,000 stu- inappropriate. To us, this is all the , dents over a five-year period, and Eastern . stereotypes more irritating, when reading the customer delays instructors will continue to leave· Illinois to Dear editor; adjacent article " People cheer as Dear editor; seek better-paying jobs in other states. Referring to your Jan. 25 AP Bundy burns." Besides, arms We would like to extend our We encourage students to write to their Report "Gas plant charges recall exports to countries such as Libya sincerest appreciation for tho state legislators and emphasize the impor evil Germany,'' we would like to are illegal in West Germany (as is • who put up with the delays in tance · of higher education to you and the make the following comments: capital punishment) and a public our service this past Sunday. investigation is going on. Also, Quite simply, we were over importance of a tax increase to higher educa As Germans we recognize that we have a special historical respon West Germany produces no chemi whelmed by the response to tion. If you do not know how to, contact your sibility. We strongly disapprove of cal wepons and a majority of peo~ our Superbowl speciaL In the state legislators, contact the editorial board at the German companies' assistance pie there want to ban American past we acknowledge that th The Daily East~rn News and we vvill give you to Libya as well as arms exports of chemical weapons from German have been problems with our their names·and addresses. any kind. However, we have to crit territory. service. We are currently . An income tax increase is vital to the liveli .icize the coverage of the affair. As your paper is. a primary (the . changing over to new manag hood of education iri Illinois. The article you selected implicitly only?) source of news. information ment and we appreciate your · Hopefully, the third time will be the charm. questions ethic values in Germany, for many Eastern students, you patience. mainly by quoting bold statements should publish articles which con While we make our chan Quote of the·day • •• which attribute the worldwide prob tribute to a better understanding of at LaRo_ma's, we always stri lem of arms exports to German the facts instead of confirming prej to treat our customers with mentality, thus conveying the udices and creating stereotypes. the utmost courtesy and effi '' People do not lack strength, impression of a ruthless, unS<;rupu, ciency. they lack will. !bus people. . Winfrid Blasc;:hke Dorothee Heine Rhonda Wilcoxen Vidor Hugo- While the ethical standards of the companies involved in the scan-· Klaus Grillmaier and others • Manager dal are indeed to be doubted, a ~ ~;it,-- ~~ ...... - ,"' ...... ~ ~ .. • • • ... .. • .... .£_ ...... lo...... ' .. --' "" e Dally Eastern News Friday, January 27, 1989 SA lcohol a.I lowed on pledge· night ters can do what they want to," houses would have been easier if ix-part series that has focused Kozlov said. there was a larger group to moni n spring fraternity rush. During this year's rusb the tor the houses. "We're hoping y TONY CAMPBELL Interfraternity Council monitored that a larger committee will be in all 10 fraternity chapters. place for fall rush." The periodic checks of the The current committee consists Unlike the activities for spring houses yielded no rule violations, of O'Reilly and Kozlov, but plans sh earlier this week, alcohol although some members of other are being made to recruit a com ill be allowed on pledge night. chapters were concerned that vio- mittee member from each frater Scott Kozlov, president of the 1a ti on s occurred, said John nity. terfraternity Council, said activ O'Reilly, Interfraternity Council O'Reilly said pledge night ties for pledge night differ from vice president of rush. often consists of a ceremony to e other nights because alcohol "We've had some complaints make the rushee an official •Nautilus ay be served. from different chapters about pledge, which is followed by a •Weights ot}ler chapters, but nothing was party to celebrate. "It has been a "Dry means during the rush $65 Semester eek. Officially, rush ended provable," O'Reilly said. long week and everyone wants to ursda nd now the chap- O'Reilly said checking the have a little fun on pledge night." " ' .ears study's proposals-· came up with a definition, a pur Association of· American pose and a list of objectives of College's book, "lntegriting in general education. College Curriculums," was of The Council on Academic Genera) education as defined great assistance. airs heard several recommen by the committee in the under In only one instance was a rec FRIDAY tions from the chair of a com graduate study to "provide stu ommendation of the committee ittee on general education. dents with common intellectual, based on a majority vote basis, Kandy Ba1;1mgardner, professor aesthetic, and cultural foundations Baumgardner said. In all other BABY BUDS & BUD,LITES f zoology and chair of the essential to their development..." cases, the committee deliberate..d ommittee on Language "The purpose of general edu until a consensus was reached. oficiency, General Education, cation is to develop the ability to Baumgardner stressed the 3 for $1.25 d the Major, addressed CAA listen and read critically; to study was a zero-based study, not embers on several recommenda- inquire, analyze and think inde dependent or concerned with ·ons her committee made in the pendently; and to communicate finances, staffing or politics. The dy of undergraduate education. clearly and effectively," the study committee was intended to pro The 76-page study was com goes on to say. vide as non-partisan recommenda DON'T MISS OUT!! iled in 1987 to examine all Baumgardner said her commit tions as possible. pects of Eastern 's undergradu tee compiled their recommenda~ CAA chair Terry Weidner said program, looking at campus tions through faculty surveys, it .is now up to the council to · e, faculty concerns and assess department heads and all of the either accept the committee's defi nt of programs. deans from the six colleges at nition and all that it includes or Baumgardner said her committee Eastern. In addition, she said the come up with some alternative.
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Gorbachev wife, Yelena Bonner, also a went on a missionary trip. helped by doing everything from often helped those who were probably will be ousted because prominent rights activist, was The group of students from sorting through donated clothes to younger. "I saw the same ,things he has failed to seek popular conducted over three consecu Christian Campus Fellowship chopping wood. that I had gone through at their support in direct elections, tive evenings at their Moscow traveled to Cookson Hills, a shel "I chopped a lot of wood." said age.' Andrei D. Sakharov and his home. · ter and placement center for chil Mike Luzzader, a sophomore Not only did students make the wife were quoted as saying in an The newspaper quoted dren at Mountain View, Mo. math major who made the trek. trip, but so did Bill Whitsman, a interview published Thursday. Bonner as saying: "The only -"Most of the children at Th~ trip seemed to offer the staff member at computer ser "The conservatives will over real defense for a chief of state Cookson Hills are either homeless chance for helping. "I went (to vices. throw Gorbachev or at least is direct election. Why is or from troubled bac}cgrounds," Cookson Hills) last year and it Whitsman and his wife accom impose their view on him," the Gorbachev afraid? We would said Sue Songer, coordinator at was really great to go back and panied the students to Cookson conservative French daily elect him. Our country has no Christian Campus Fellowship. see how the children had ch ~< ·' ·- ' \~{~~ECT ·. / AFTER RENTING YOUR APARTMENT BKIAM'NORDIN FALL AVAILABILITY AT LINCOLN/PINETREE FOR MAYOR PARK PLACE f PARK PLACEU APARTMENTS OF • 1,2, & 3 •Brand new 3 CHARLESTON Bedroom units Bedroom units TUES., FEB. 28, 1989 KICK BACK •Fully Furnished • Fully Furnished PAID FOR BY BRIAN NORDIN •Central A/C • Central A/C AND • Dishwashers • Dishwashers RELAX!ll •Balconies •Balconies • ~aundry & •Laundry & Parking Parking · For More Info Call 345-5000 (ON 7th ST. ACROSS FROM UNION) · WEEKEND -MICROWAVES AVAILABLE FOR ALL UNITS- ST. JAMES PLACE (1905 S. 12th ST.) SPECIALS 345-7312 f)J°'-0~ s Memory Lane '\"ilfj • 1 & 2. Bedroom Fully Furnished Units $1 DQOlestics and Ita(ian ~e.stauraunt a • A.C. • Newly Remodeled . 16pz Drafts New Philly Sandwich •Laundry & Parking 75¢ Coors and Shaved Beef, Mozzarella Cheese, Green Coors Light Peppers & Onions,. Sai.tted and served 348-14 79 (after 1 p.m.) $1.25 Corona and • on a French roll or (217) 359-0203 $2.95 Heineken Friday's specials Band: Bratwurst w/Frles Linguine w/clam sauce "Perfunctory This & Reg. Drink Salad & Garlic Bread Band" - Playing $2.50. $3.95 5pm-9pm Grateful Dead Hits Late Night Specials 9 pm - 1 am 345-2844 WHY $ IP1E CCilAJLlT 1r PLAY $lIJ1IB$ GAMES? Call Jerry's for a Great Hot Pizza Delluered to Your House or Room In 30 FRIDAY Minutes 'Or Less! TRY OUR 1WO FOR 1 HAPPY HOUR Bologn~, & #1 Ham, Salami, American Swiss 2 Large Single Ingredient Also in the CellarII cheese, lettuce, tomato, & mayo...... $2.99 #2 Ham, Turkey, American & Swiss cheese, . Pizzas Get your $1 tokens lettuce, tomato, & mayo...... $2.89 3-6 #3 Turkey, American & Cheddar cheese, $12.95 INTHE lettuce, tomato, mayo, & sprouts ...... $2.79 #4 Ham, American & Cheddar cheese, lettuce, Large ingle mall ingle CELLAR tomato, & mayo ...... :.$2.79 Ingredient Pizza and Ingredient Pizza and SAT. NITE #5 American, Swiss, & Cheddar cheese, Quart of Coke Quart of Coke lettuce, tomato, mayo, sprouts, onions, & JAZZ green pepper...... - ...... $2.59 $6.95 $5.25 "Quintessence" Delivered 345-2844 Delivered 345-2844 9-d All day delivery! Large wo mall Jwo Sun-Thurs: 11 am-11 pm $2.00 cover Ingredient Pizza and Ingredient Pizza and Fri &Sat: 11 am-12 pm Quart -of Coke Quart of Coke Need a place to live? 1416 6th St. 345-1433 Read the DEN ·$8.25 $6.20 Delivered 345-2844 Delivered 345-2844 For Rent Section! Friday, January 27, 1989 7A female · ~enate sends 4 to Texas "From page IA By CATHY PODWOJSKI content of the essay were the T-shirt. . . Government editor e other student reported to criteria for choosing the stu e that she believed her dents. er may have been a black The student body president "The conference allows stu and senate speaker chose four dents from various student gov~ e suspect, who was Student Senate members to emments to come together and "bed as wearing dark jeans attend the Conference on share ideas and information," eather dress shoes, grabbed Student Government Clark said. Clark, Executive m behind and dragged her Association at Texas A&M Vice President Andrea Pyle and softball diamond adjacent to University. BOG representative Patty king lot behind Stevenson Senate members Jennifer Kennedy attended the confer Baldridge, Bret Gerber, Lisa ence last summer. e report states the attacker Farrell aQd Dan Riordan will In other senate action, senate ed her to the bleachers, attend the conference to be held member Lisa Farrell announced d her onto his lap and Feb. 25 to 28. The members the forum for the four pted to remove her clothes. were chosen on the basis of Charleston mayoral candidates she realized what was hap essays they had written explain has been set for Feb. 16. Farrell she began kicking and was ing why they wanted to attend said all four candidates accepted break away and ran. the conference. the invitation to participate in as reported that she ran to a Senate Speaker Jane Clark, the forum to be held in Coleman Charleston 's room at Ford Hall to call who chose the students along Auditorium. 348-7515 niversity Police after she with Student Body President The appointment of junior Mike Riordan, said past involve Mike Bloomquist was approved Offer Good With Carry-Out Ot~r~ Only the man run toward , . . ments and accomplishments, as co-chair of the elections com er reported crimes on cam future potential and the basic mittee. clude: fts. tool box containing about worth of various tools and a cassette stereo valued at $50 stolen from a car parked in t next to Lantz Gym some tween Jan. 15 and Jan. 17. e owner of the car told rsity Police that he "vividly bered locking the doors," gh police found no signs of aylor Hall Counselor Patricia er had the rear license plate from her car when it was d in the staff lot south of an Hall sometime between and Jan. 22. n Eastern freshman was d to the Judicial Board after rsity Police apprehended or destroying five slats from "cket fence surrounding the ction site of the Coleman 12:30 a.m. Wednesday. ce in the construction area as fenced off to the public, ent tried to gain entry to a that was near the west side quad, but found the tractor's were locked. versity Police Chief Tom said the reporting officer ned there was evidence of Enter the Zenith Data Systems 1consumption. sliding door panel on the counter of the Sugar Shack icked out Jan. 20 ·in the TEKS'of Luther King Jr. University INNOVATION COMPETITION Wm a $5,000* Zenith Computer System. We're searching for tomorrow's innovators. , ff you've developed or used software or hardware-that is compatiole with Zenith Data Systems products-to creatively address a problem or task in your field of study, we want to hear from you. . You could win a $5,000* Zenith Data Systems computer system for yourself, $5,000* worth of computer equipment for your college campus given in an't Find your name, and national recognition fyom your peers. For More Infonnation And Official Rules, Call 1-800-553-0301. a party? . Competition Ends March 1, 1989. Void Where Prohibited. on't waste time THE QUAU1Y GOES IN BEFORE THE NAME GOES ON" HE PARTY LINE 1348-162~ baled on cu=n• Zenith Data s,....,ms" llalldard educational pricing. Albrn Einotcin liccnaed by The Rogtt Richman AgerlC)I Inc.-Bcvcrly Hills, CA. C 1988, Zenilh Data Friday's Report errors immediately at 581-2812. C ad will appear in the next edition. Unless no· we cannot be responsible for an incorrect ad Classified ads its first insertion. Deadline 2 p.m. previous day. SA January 27, 1989 ~rvices Offered [](Adoption [](For Rent [](For Rent [](For Rent For Sale "My Secretary" Professional ADOPTION: Financially secure Three, Four, & Five- bedroom Female Subleaser Needed Furnished apartment available resumes, papers, letters, etc. childless couple wish to adopt houses for fall , 1 block from Now. Rent Negotiable. Close to for 3-4-5 summer subleasers. cartridges , joystick, 903 18th. 345·1150. 9 a.m. to 5 infant. Will give love, warmth, campus. Call 345-6621 or 348- campus . Call 345-9105 Park Place 348-5954. storage case for sale. p.m. security. Legal/Medical 8349. Regarding Apt. Bloomfield 24. ______1/29 Greg at 581-3027 a ______5 15 expenses paid. Call collect ______0 10 ______1 /30 Available now. Large 2 6:30. PROFESSIONAL RESUME 618-466-8450 Tom & Jackie. Leasing for Fall '89. Clean, well NICE BEDROOM For Woman bedroom apartment. In quiet PACKAGES : Quality papers, ______3 /8 kept Houses & Apts. Singles or Student in PRIVATE HOME. complex, low utilities, close to Fo r S a l e: 1976 Bui big selection , excellent service. ADOPTION: Our young son Groups. 345-7993 Evenings. Cheap: $100/month. Close to E.l.U. call 345-5980. AM - FM , AC , PS , PATTON QUICK PRINT; 820 needs a brother or sister! We ______1 /31 campus, all utilities included; ______2/2 TILT. Well - maintain Lincoln, next to Super-K. 345- are a loving couple with 1 child Apartment with single room for washer-dryer available; kitchen good condit i on , lo 6331 . and unable to have more. We rent, spring semester. Low privileges. This is a single [](For Sale owner. Only 92, ______010 would like to adopt an infant. If utilities, reasonable rent. call bedroom for one student. miles . $650- O .B.O. [](Help Wanted you know anyone considering 345-6000 for details. Available Feb. 1 through May GOVERNMENT SEIZED 345-4106. pl(!cing a child for adoption, call ______1/31 15 deposit required. Call 348- Vehicles from $100. Fords. us collect 1-312-893-9662 OR RENT A MICROWAVE OR 8044 or 581-6220 From 5:00 Mercedes. Corvettes. Chevys. DO YOU LOVE CHILDREN? our attorney collect 1-217-352- DORM SIZE REFRIGERATOR. pm-10:00 pm. Surplus. Buyers Guide. (1) 805- STUDENT Need a change? Experience 7941. ONLY $7.80 PER MONTH. ______1/27 687-6000 Ext. S-9997. the challenge! Become. a One ______2/2 ,9,16 PHONE 348-7746. Male vacancy available at Pfirk ------~2120 APARTME On One, Live-in Nanny. Your ______010 Place for immediate GOVERNMENT SEIZED natural ability to care for and [](Roommates 2 Br Furnished House; 2 Blocks occupancy. Contact Park Place Vehicles from $100. Fords. nurture young children is highly from campus. 320/Month. 348-1479. Mercedes. Corvettes. Chevys. Now, Summ sought after by quality Boston ROOMMATE NEEDED: $90 a Security Dep. required. 348------'100 Surplus. Buyers Guide. (1) 805- area families. Immediate month plus 1/2 util. Call me at 0772. SEITSINGER RENTAL HOUSE 687-6000 Ext. S-9997. openings in beautiful North work, 345-7054. Ask for Joel ______1/27 1074 10th St. 1 girl needed for and Fall --'------'2/8 Shore Boston communities. 12 David. Need 2 Female Non-smoking 2nd semester (now). Heat and For Sale FRIGIDAIRE APT. For 1,2 or mo. Commitment-Most active ______1/31 roommates for 1989-90 school garbage pick-up included. Call SIZE WASHER AND Nanny Network in the year. Regency Apts. 581-5286. 345-7136. DRYER, OPERATES ON 4 people Northeast - Exciting Outings. ~or Rent Call Soon. ______1/27 110 VOLTS. $200. BTWN. ______1/27 (508) 794-2035. One On One, Available now or any time up to 9-6 345-6898. APART ME In., 10 Berkeley Lane, Andover, SPRING SEMESTER Leasing for '89-'90, one August; a clean 4 bedroom ______1/27 Ma. 01810. " AVAILABLE 2 BEDROOM bedroom apt. near campus. apartment. W/D, low utilities, GUITARS, EFFECTS PEDALS, . RENTALS ___ca-1/11 , 18; 2/1 , 15; 3/1 APARTMENTS. Ideal for two people. Clean, water & garbage included. $90 STRINGS, PICKS, Spend a yr. as a NANNY. Enjo/ APARTMENT RENTALS reasonable. 345-2416. ea. Also other apartments & AMPLIFIERS ETC. GARY'S ______1/27 New York, Phila., the beach. 820 LINCOLN STREET. houses for summer & fall. 345- PHOTO SERVICE 1309 Phone Pay off loans/save money. 348-7746. Leasing for '89-'90, two 4494. REYNOLDS 345-6898. Room & board, great salaries, ______515 bedroom apt. Ideal for two, ______2n ______1/27 348-77 benefits, airfare. Call/write Rooms for women 1415 three or lour people. Quiet 1 bedroom furnished PRINCETON NANNY 7th St . 6th house from Reasonable 345-2416. apartment near square. Utilities PLACEMENT, 301 N. Harrison campus. 345-3845 $165 ______1/30 paid call 345-4336. St. #416, Princeton, NJ 08540; or $110 with most Apt. for rent for 1,2,3,4 people -----~--2/17 (609) 497-1195. · utilities. reasonable rates 2 blocks from Two bedroom house with _ __1/23-27,2/6-10&20 -24 ______010 Buzzard. For summer or fall. garage. No Pets. Will consider ·Regency MODELS NEEDED: MALE OR Need 2 or 3 females for two Call 345-2784. short term lease. 345-1378.. FEMALE MODELS FOR LIFE furnished apartments near ______1/27 ______1/26-30,2/2 DRAWING CLASSES. IF Campus. All utilities paid. 345- Apts. INTERESTED CALL ART '4243. DEPARTMENT. 581-3410 TO ______010 The Early Bird selects Charleston's Your Home away APPLY. 2 non-smoking males for apt. finest apartments... ------211 near south campus. $150 ea. + . 'I - frorri Home that ~A-1.iQ share utilities. 345-3771 . !Joungstomne ?1 Jltrifaye Apts ______010 Apts • ~. . • Nice 1,2, and 3 bedroom LOVING SECURE COUPLE & · Cares furnishea houses for 1989-90 Cambridge flld iowne Apts WISHES TO ADOPT school year. Two people per Nantucket St. 1 NEWBORN. EXPENSES Don't be left Homeless bedroom. 10 month lease. _,. ~- .... PAID . CALL COLLECT $160/mo. Call 345-3148 Call to See Hours call 345-9105 for appt. ANYTIME- ILENE 312-472- evenings. 345-2363 1,2,3, & 4 Bdrms. M-F 9-6 6386. ______010 345-2520 916 Woodlawn Sat. 10-3 ______:._ •_2/10 Friday's The Dally Eastern News Crossword· Puzzle Classified Ad For ACROSS 28 Kitchen garbage 49 Chutzpah? 10 11 12 13 Name: ______dump (malapropism) 1 Word of woe 33 Of a race: 57 This may be Address.: ______.. Local Com- : 5 Comb. form tossed munist group 58Tel- 9 Lascivious eyer 34 Poilu'sweapon Phone=-~----- 35 Dernier -- 59 Writer Wiesel 14 It equals one Dates to run ·joule per second 36 Choir offering? 60 Malice 15 Hunt's Ben (malapropism) 61 Embassy spy Ad hem 40 Forever, 62 Carpenter's tool Ad to read: 16 Composed · poetically 63 Gave a glowing 17 Pound or S!Pne 41 Andy's partner review 64 Washstand 18Vinegary 42 E~gle's adjunct 19 The man without penthouse suite 85Bellow a country 43 Jogged the ·· 20 Leaving no will memory behind? 41 London dry~ DOWN (malapropism) goods dealer 1 Wonderstruck '23Gainsay 47 "Wh~ -1,.ove 2 Like a ce{lain 24 Not at home You . " - Susan Under Classification of: ______25 Barrio resident 48 Garden starter 3 Abruzzi bell town Expiration cod~ (office use only)_-,-_____, 4 Upright 5 Monte Carib Person accepting ad ___ attraction · 6 Lustrous black no. words/days ____. 7Lummox 25 French painter 32 Metric quart 48 Meadow Fernand- crossing 8 Fishhook bait 34 "Darling, Je Payment: D Cash 49 U.N. member 9 Comes clean 26Up-~ Vous- (cornered) Beaucoup" 50 Calif. wine valley 10 Capri has a blue one 27 Unit of heat 37 Spokes 51 Year in Macbeth's reign 11 She gets what 28 Dickens's 38 Gave a hoot she wants dramatized 52 Arrived 20 cents per word first day ad runs. 14 cents per - Edwin 39 Tiaras. crowns 12 State, in Tours and halos S3 Swear solemnly each consecutive day thereafter. Students with v 13 Descartes 29 Hawaiian baking 54 Ray of "God's cents per word first day. 10 cents per word e pits 44 Form a thought 21 Birthplace of Little Acre" consective day. 15 word minimum. Columbus 30 Steep slope 45 Indicated assent 55 Actress-singer Student ads must be paid in advance. 22 Frank Gilroy's 31 Palmer. to his 48 Kipling's ill-fated Minnelli subject "army" Danny • 58 Salacious look The News reserves the right to edit or ref considered libelous or In bad taste. • Fri ay's Report errors immediately at 581-2812. Correct ad will appear in the next edition. Unless notified. we cannot be responsible for an incorrect ad after ·Classified. ads· its first insertion. Deadline 2 p.m. previous day. . January 27, 1989 9A erAnnouncements erAnnouncements erAnnouncements erAnnouncements erAnnounce'T!ents It's great to be GREEK! get Anyone inte·rested in teach JENNIFER HURCKES: JULIE LACKEY- I could SIG KAPS: DON'T FORGET urf for sale. Windsurf 1 involved with panhel! ing aerobics. Call V's Body Congratulations on Red Rose have never asked for a bet GREEK LIFESTYLES WILL BE. I. New sale. Great for Application Deadlines are Visions at 345-6161." Week. Your Mommy is so ter mom and best friend! AT THE HOUSE SUNDAY AT ers. 581-2087 7:00!! THIS IS YOUR LAST ______2/3 1/20/89. See your Delegate for Reasonable hours and good proud to have you as her Thanks for being so details! pay. Tryouts bllgin this daughter! I can't wait to have GREAT!! I truly miss you CHANCE TO ORDER SO HA ELECTRIC GUITAR _____ca1/23,25,27 Saturday. you as my active sister. Phi Sig and I can't wait til March! BRING YOUR MONEY!!! HAVE T-STYLE 3 PICKUPS THE LOWEST PRICE IN ______1/27 love and mine, Jen. Love ya-Lisa. A GOOD WEEKEND!! XE CASE MUST SELL TOWN, WITH FREE PICK-UP V's Body Visions is spon ______1/27 ______1/27 ______1/27 . OBO 348-0431. DAVEC. .______1/30 & DELIVERY.. RESUMES, soring aerobics' classes APO wants you 1 We're a TIM MURPHY Have a great TERM PAPERS, DESKTOP at just $15 a month! Call coed service fraternity that 21st Birthday weekend. It's SALE: 83 hONDA 650 A LOOK AT PUBLISHING. CUSTOM now and get an early has fun while HELPING oth great having you here. I HTHAWK bURGANDY, BLACK HERITAGE FORMS, FL YEAS, ETC. 348- -start on Spring Break. ers! For more information LOVE YOU!!!! Laurie Ml. $850. Call Garland ,The Daily Eastern News 1513 7 AM TIL NOON. HOT 345-6161 call Gary 581-5771. ----'------1/27 BLACK HISTORY MONTH . LINE 856-2172. ______1/27 ______1/27 HEIDI RODERICK, Remember ... 'ESSAY CONTEST \ ______1/31 · \' BDM SOUND IMAGES Kelly Pendergast, Good Luck, last year's birthday? You won't A noble past • a proud future MAZATLAN FREE for Spring DISC JOCKEYS MIKE OR on the GMAT tomorrow. Love, remember this one either. The month of February will Break be a campus rep for Sun DOUG 345-7416 BRIAN Kathy, Roxanne, and Kari! Happy 20th. Love, the Pretty be a celebration and gain Spot Tours. Call 312-358-1703. 345-1044 THE PARTY . 1~7 Girls & M. insight inot the black. experi : A dark red ladies' bill ______1/30 SPECIALISTS Eileen Olson, Happy ______1/27 ence The Daily Eastern News an. 15-20, keep money. T.G.l.F THIS FRIDAY NIGHT ______1/27 Birthday. Get ready to go Female Roommate is sponsoring an all-campus return billfold & pictures. e5say contest. AND EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT CLUB NIGHT top of ROC'S down on Saturday! Love ya, Needed, own room, close stions asked. PH 345- ON TOP OF PAGE ONE TAV SATURDAY NIGHT NEW Larisa. to campus, spac·ious. Contest rules: 1. Entries should be 500 words or ERN. $3.00 GIRLS/$3.50 LIGHT/SOUND SYSTEM --'------1/27 345-4610, ______2/3 less. Essays should portray a per GUYS ALL YOU CAN DRINK. FEATURED MUSIC. 4th and Harrison Sat. night. son, a time period, or an event - USE ENTRANCE IN ALLEY. NITZER EBB, REVOLTING Starting at 1 :00. Liz Gamauf, Happy 20th local or otherwise-which promoted OPEN AT 9 P.M. COCKS, CURE, CULT, 242 ______1/27 Birthday! Don't party too hard the advancement of blacks or deal ______1/27 with the role of blacks in American $3 A.Y.C.D. ASN.s - Let's have a great time or at least try to remember society. Essays may also address Faculty couple seeks tasteful, ______1/27 at f9rmal this weekend in everything. You're an awesome ways in which a student could pro older house to rent. Two+ bed SPEND A WEEK, NOT A FOR Indianapolis!! Please be safe Big Sis. Luv ya, Sherri. mote this advancement in the rooms, formal dining, storage. TUNE! Party in Daytona and and careful! · ______1/27 futre. or Life Sci Red cover 2. The contest is open to all stu Call Devon (6313) or John get Leid (Hawaiin Luau Style) ______1/27 Lambda Chi Alphas : er. Call 345-1460. dents, with the exception of those (6295) or both (348-0083). Randy and John will make your Alpha Sigma Tau would like to Have a great week currently working for Student ______1/27 spring break .iie best. Call 345- welcome our National end!!! Love, your DZ Pubhcations and any past editors Student ID Dawn of these publications. Driver needed: Must have own 9432 President to EIU! neighbors!! all. Turn in at ·the Daily 3. Entries musl be submitted to car, able to work early early ______1/30 ______1/27 ______1/27 News front desk. the Daily Eastern News office no · morning weekends and knowl Heidi Roderick- HAPPY ASTs- Have a super SIGMA PHl's: We're psyched later than 4 p.m. FRIDAY, FEB. 10 ~-----1/30 edge of Illinois is helpful. Good BIRTHDAY! Today is our weekend and Don't forget to party in our pajamas with 4. Judging will take place the Las! Monday - Black kit- week of Feb. 11-18. pay plus mileage. Call 1-800- day, the big 20! Lets about all the festivities! you guys Saturday night! Love, / 2 white spots. Has 5. Essays and photos of the lop 686-KIWI ASAP for full details. Celebrate! Love, Elizabeth. ______1/27 THE ALPHA PHIS. three winners will be published on flea collar. Call 345- ______1/27 ______1/27 Alpha Sigma Alpha: Look ______1.27 the editorial page of The Daily T.G.l.F FRIDAY NIGHT! LIVE GET CREATIVE this HEY 1 LEG ... YO HAPPY Eastern News the week of FEB. out Indy! This formal is 20-24. ------1/30 D.J., DANCING $3.50/$3.00 spring! Great craft work going to be a blowout! BIRTHDAY CHEEZY!! TAKE RED FOLDER IN 6. Prizes will be awarded prior to ALL YOU CAN DRINK! TOP shops in STAINED Let's start tonight! Love, OFF YOUR PAMPERS AND the Miss Black EIU Pageant on R BUZZARD OR COLE OF ROC'S! GLASS, POTTERY, CAL Bob V. DO 19 SHOTS!! Y.OU ARE Feb. 25. CONTA IN 1NG ED . Contest Prizes donated by: ______1/27 LIGRAPHY, AND PHO ______1/27 THE GREATEST! LOVE, THE . NOTES, HANDOUTS. NEED A KEG FOR YOUR TOGRAPHY plus more. ANN FILPOVICH: WHIPPED-BOY P.S. "DON'T IN AT DAILY EASTERN ~ARY ..Coach • PARTY, CALL BOB NIELSEN Call 581-5334. Let's stake your claim on FLATIER YOURSELF!" Eddy's ... ______1/30 ______1/27 ______1/30 KING OF KEGS, PAGE ONE me tonight! I can't wait for TAVERN 345-9066. PHI SIG ETA PLEDGE formal Sat. in Indy. I'm glad Alpha Garns and Dates, Get 348-8218 348-1626 : Small, blonde male dog ______1/27 CLASS: Congratulations on your down to see me and I psyched for Pledge Dance! ue bandana tied around DON'T MISS IT ALL CAMPUS RED ROSE WEEK! Love, LOVE Y.OU! Love, Bob Let's make tonight a memo Call Campus Police at BASH Bottom of Roe's SAT 9-1 the Actives. Valencic. rable one! ~ 13. 345-4600 Guys $3 Girls. ______1/27 ______1/27 ______1/27 ____1/27, 30-31 $4 ______1/27 Krackers- Small LADIES NIGHT SAT Bottom of purse with important Roe's 9-1 AVCO $3 Girls $4 s inside. Please return Guys . News. · ______1/27 T.G.l.F. TONIGHT ON TOP OF PAGE ONE TAVERN. $3.00 GIRLS/$3.50 GUYS ALL YOU CAN DRINK. USE ENTRANCE Balloon and flower delivery IN ALLEY. OPEN AT 9 P.M. Great far birthdays, sur ______1/27 any occasion. Candy and Hungry? Come to Tase of available. 345-4600. Taylor. January 29, 1989 4:30- l-----1/ca24,26,30 7:30 ,13,15,17,21,23,27 ______1/27 mpus Clip.s ospel Fellowship will be having rehearsal for the Feb. BLOOM COUNTY rt at 3 p.m. Saturday in room 013 Fam. Service will .------at 3 p.m. Sunday at University Baptist Church. Foundation at EIU is featuring the Lighthouse Jan. 27 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m . at the Wesley Foundation Student The Lighthouse is a bar alternative. Music and dancing ins at 9 p.m. Follow the beacon. Open every Friday rday nights. ors are having a meeting Friday, Jan. 27 at 6:30 p.m. arleston-Mattoon Room in the Union. Speaker will talk. 'swill in decision making. Catholic Community is having Saturday Night Jan. 28 at 8 p.m. in the Newman Catholic Comm. on r of 9th St. and Lincoln. Come join us for the classic arold and Maude. and then stay to see the action James bond movie Dr. No. Free pop and snacks will Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU le. Community is having weekend Masses Sat. at 5 NIC£, 800P5E, V6R.Y ~Y, HONBY, 5HOfAJ 1118 IAJHY PERE HERE/ tEAN /JACI<., Sun. at 8 and 9:30 a.m. at St. Charles and 11 a.m. N/{.6 ! 8IJT J/J5T ~ - LAX A UTTLE, OA'AY, CUJfiC. YOUR. eres, ANP p.m. in the Buzzard Auditorium. Everyone is wel- HONef'i! \ THINK A8(}(fT f4/HAT Ale~ SEl.l/N Swiss benevolent Scholarship ALL STUDENTS The· Office of Financial Aid has If you are attending any class (on received an information sheet con campus) in which your name does not cerning a scholarship from the' Swiss · appear on the official tenth-day roster, Benevolent Society of Chicago. some immediately contact the Registration of the criterion are: must either be a Office to resolve the problem. FAIL Swiss national or f . proven Swiss URE TO DO SO COULD RESULT IN * * * FEATURING PADRE'S PREMIERE ACCOMMODATIONS * * * decent; must reside in Illinois, Indiana, LOSS OF CREDIT. SAIDA TOWERS SHERATON SOUTH PADRE GULF POINT CONDOMINIUMS Iowa, Michigan, or Wisconsin; must be Michael Taylor a full-time. Other requirements can be Director , Registration YOUR TRIP INCLUDES: obtained in the Office of Financial Aid • Seven nights accommodations at one of our condominium or hotel complexes in South Pad To Sign Up Driving Package $ 217.00 without a doubt the hottest spots on the Island A LOOK AT BLACK HERITAGE spring. All located right in the very center of the Or For More Info Without Transportation Each has a nice pool, sun deck, tennis courts, THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS Call Frank or Todd of the hottest nightlife during spring. See trip BLACK HISTORY MONTH ESSAY CONTEST specttic accommodation details. 348-0381 Full Package •Transportation packages includes round trip A noble past - a proud future $305.00 coach transportation to your accommodations in .The month of February will be a celebration and gain insight into · Padre Island. Unlike others, we use the newest With Transportation · coaches available. the black experience The Daily Eastern News is sponsoring an all- campus essay contest. · Arrangements by ECHO TOURS INC. • Pool deck parties and activities featuring our Echo belly flop contest. Watch for Details • Optional excursions available into. Mexico a • The services of full time travel representati\191 parties and take great care of you all week. The Women of • All taxes and gratuities. Alp'1.a Sigma ·AJpi..a THE BEST OF EVERYTHING TO INSURE YOU THE BESTS PRING B -• Accommodatlono G.. ran Our accommodations Sl1rpa.ss the will .be.having rush competition in quality. Please ~mpare 1 • -• Location In Podnt ooni let a poor k>cation ruin your February 7th and ·sth trip-( the Padre st:lp goes for mllesl) Shouting Distance (rom Evetythlng The top bera, restaurants, stores and frM (not a taxi - away, like other trips) Look.Jn next week's · For the most comf~ party tr1p to A ' ,I •' Pool Deck PlrUes The hotlel;t, biggest parties In paper for more detai,ls I " South Padre lslaool You might find a che-bip, '.' but why risk your Spring Break cash on a cheap imltationll Friday, January 27, 1989 11A omen to.host invite Q~ntuc!tJ Conference rival Western Illinois. antly pleased," Craft said of This meet will be the Lady Mizener's performance. "She's a V' Filed Cblcken. Panthers' first opportunity to run good athlete, and when you run r a seventh7place finish in on their indoor track nine seconds better than your best 4 oz. Chicken Fillet Purdue Invitational last Even with the poor perfor time you have to be pleased." ay, Eastern 's »'men track mance at Purdue in the opener, At Purdue, the Lady Panthers or 6 Kentucky Nuggets will get a chance at redemp Eastern head coach John Craft got their first look at league rivals in the Lady Panther was pleased with the efforts of Southern Illinois and Illinois tional at Lantz Fieldhouse at Laurie Mizener. State. The two teams finished in a both $1.29 each Saturday. · Mizener turned in Eastern 's third place tie, topping Eastern by stern will host a field that best performance at Purdue with a 63 points. Every Tuesday des Harris-Stowe, Parkland fifth-place finish in the 5,000- Saturday, the women will com 3 pc. Chicken Dinner $1 ..99 munity College, Southern meter run at 17 :54.8 pete against another Gateway is-Edwardsville, University "I wasn't surprised but pleas- team, Western Illinois. 348-8032 107 W. Lincoln Illinois and Gateway astern swimmers to Western Friday and Saturday "It's not a normal meet. They Padovan said several of his Back to kickoff (Northern Iowa) were in trouble swimmers have taken ill. " A 1989 World Tour for a meet because th' · · invita good-bunch of (the swimmers) tern's men's ?Ad 'A'8~.2n:s_ tional meet Wil~ can<: '- 1,,d," are sick - three or four people." "My Place" proudly presents: ams are trying a slightly P~rhvan said. "1 re are a few 'Lee Singer, a freshman fly and rent approach this weekend m " · •s - th« . '.'O and 200 backstroker, has missed some of eparing for this Saturday's (fr.:, ~tyle rel.1_rs)." the season because of mononucle at Western. Once the- tankers swim against osis. "In Lee's case, it has hurt Friday we're doing some- Northern Iowa, they will travel to her some," Padovan said. 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If the kids · \ Association of Mid-Continent per game at 8.2. The Crusaders threat, and he can put the ball on Universities, Valparaiso has a are led by junior guard Mike the floor." record of 23-60. But the Jones, who averages 19.2 ppg. Samuels says the key will be ~~:·:u!~~n:~:!!:..they won't ·•.:.•.··········••;•••·.············· ••••·•••· ·····;···~!ri~'········ ········· 1 ·· ::•::::• Crusaders' mastery of the three- Jones is No. 9 in the nation in for the Panthers to attain balance c1!~fanJ~:~e~~ ~~~~:y ~~ ~1;:; ::::::: :;::::::;:::::::;·.;::::>::i: -': ·.·.·~~ .- ... ~~~! '. on the floor defensively. Midwester Collegiate Conference ~) point shot this season make them three-point field goal percentage :f not quite the pushover they have at ~ . 1. He's also No. 11 in three- "We've got to be out to contest member SL Louis on Wednesday, been in the past. pomters made per game at 3.5. the three-point shot," Samuels but Samuels says the Valparaiso The Panthers (7-10, 1-2 in the . Jones teams in the backcourt said. "But we don't want to be game is the most important AMCU) travel to Valparaiso, Ind., with the Crusaders' most versatile spread out so much that we can't because it's the only one that will to face the Crusaders (5-10, 2-2) player, Scott An~lm (13.0 ppg, help on defense or rebound." count in the conference standings. at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at the 4.1 rebounds per game, 5.0 assists One bullet Samuels said he CSU's games don't count in the Athletics-Recreation Center. per game, 22 steals). hopes the Panthers can dodge will conference standings because the "They're dangerous anytime, "Their two guards are both come before they get to Indiana - Vikings are on NCAA probation but probably more so at home," good playe~ and smart players," the influenza bug that has struck and ineligible for the Ai\.fCU title. Eastern coach Rick Samuels said. Samuels said "Now that they're the campus. That fear is com "The key game is Valparaiso," "Now th~y've got a road win playing for the three-point shot, pounded by the fact that Samuels said. "Our focus has to against Western {Illinois). Their it's playing right into their abili Saturday's game is the first of 'be on conference. We'll take confidence level has to be on the ties." three on the road in five days. those (other) games as they rise." But Samuels says another key "I've got my fingers crossed," come." The Crusaders are also on the Eastern Track squ grapplers hosts ope /7~ ('/\_ rout Bears Eastern's track team, itching for a • By AL LAGATTOLLA lenge after last week's easy victory M Southeast Missouri and Florissant Staff writer_ \ ~ will host the EIU Open Invite, includes Eastern 's first conference Ul lt8 Ont bome meet of Ole year, nent of 1989. Eastem's wrestling team proved to be an The Leathernecks of Western Il . unfriendly host as the Panthers routed Association of Mid-Continent Uni Southwest Missouri State Thursday night rival, head a list of 12 teams, in Lantz gym. includes Southern Illinois -Edw "I thought we were more aggressive SIU-Carbondale, Bradley, So than last weekend," said Eastern wrestling Indiana, Lewis, Washington (SL coach Ralph McCausland. "That was one Rose-Hulman, that will come to the crucial thing that we missed last week Fieldhouse Friday nighL The non- end." • meet will begin at 6 p.m. Last weekend Eastern finished second in The Panthers, who won last w Southwest Missouri's eight-team invita angular by more than 120 points, tional. ing for a challenge before they Thursday, the Panthers did not lose a University of Illinois next weekend. match en route to a resounding 40-2 victo "Our schedule gets progre ry over the Bears. . tougher every week," Moore sai The Bears were forced to forfeit their should be a good test for us." spots at 118 pounds and heavyweight. But last week Moore's system At 126 pounds, Panther Mike Wheatley gressively tougher meets took a (8-8-1) defeated John Tulbat in a technical TERll llClllLLAWStatl photographer thanks to the fact that Southeast fall by a sc·ore of 23-8, while at 134 Eastern wrestler Ray Serbick handles Doug Smith during the Panthers' win over State failed to field a full team. pounds, Ray Serbick (19-11) defeated Sowhwest Missouri 1'hUS(JQj mg'ht at Lantz Gym. But this week, the Panthers will Doug Smith 5-4. added incentive~ Moore In the 142-pound class Dave Marlow 167 pounds Bob Johnson (14-7) scored a 11-5 victory over 1"tm Fulton. 13-2 victory ovei- Rick Burris. McCausland, though pleased with his results of this meet as a factor . (16-10) won a superior decision over Garry Illinois line-up. Hickey. and at 150 pounds Terry Murphy In the 177-pound category. Marty team's performance, was hard-pressed to Molina (9-2-3) scored a the meet's only single out a key performer. "That's the carrot I'm dangling (8-1-1) scored a 25-11 win over Denny of them," Moore said. "H they Francios. draw,al-ltie~withJeffHarris.Andat190 "It's hard to say," McCausland said. pounds, Shawn Blackwell (6-1-1) scored a "Murphy looted real sharp." well in this meet, I won't take At_158 pounds, Eastem's Mike Papes honor to have been invited." (3-3) defeated Shannon Giles 6-1. and at EIU women downplay SIU grudge fact By DAVID LIND9UIST 12 consecutive times before last game this year at home. The way Associate sports editor year. "And they say we knocked Illinois State is playing, we may extra interest since we them out of the final four play not be able to afford another loss Cathy four years ago Southern Illinois is calling offs (in a 66-54 win at at all." know her pretty well. Saturday's game with Eastern's Southern). But you don' t lose Southern isn't faring all that nice to 3ee her have women's basketball team a just one game and get knocke.d poorly in the Gateway, however, senio~· y~.ll'." grudge match b&ause last sea out of the final four." since the Saluki Women have The Saluki Women son the Lady Panthers beat· Nevertheless, Southern coach won seven consecutiv.e league 2 Tennessee 78-44 Southern twice, snapped the Cindy Scott, whose squad went games since dropping their con night, but Southern school's 39-game conference 12-6 in league play last year, ference opener to first-place highly in some defi · winning streak and denied the says the Saluki Women will be Illinois State. tics. Saluki Women a. spot in the gunning for the Lady Panthers. Southern's attack is led by 6-4 Southern was tis Gateway Conference playoffs "Our players have wanted ~enior Cathy Kampwerth, who nationally in scoring for the first tin1e ever. another crack at Eastern eve'" averages 12.6 points per game, (57.1 ppg) and 14th in Eastern coach Barbara Hilke since the end of last season," shoots 50.6 percent from the defense (37 .3 percent doesn't buy it Scott said. "They've had this field and collects 7 .8 rebounds tion, Gateway oppo " It's tough for me to talk one on their minds for a long per game. averaging just 52.6 grudge match," Hilke said of the time. Ito's important because we " She is one of my favorite the Saluki Women. fac& that Southern beat Eastern don't want to lose a conference players in the league," Hilke uses Will• E.r.u:s 1s1 STUNTMAN . M~~OR~ BEER BONG/ RAINGUTTER ~ ' I' , ___-1- [)1J - ---- KEG Blff ROLLIN6 CHAMPION ~ \~~~I 0 MY PHYSICS 5) PROFE~)OR ~ 9) TO l)E. TAPPED R NOTTO BE TAPP£D? WHAT Do You THINK? ~ . Dear·Reader Many times entertainment spots are few and far between here in Charleston. That hasn't stopped some adventurous Eastern stu de111ts who find fun right in their own homes. These students have Opfned their homes and hearts in an effort to enhance Charleston's social scene. Ask for these houses by name: the Jizz, Vomit, Bedrock Inn, Penguin, Tri-teds or Football houses. Another service for uniting students with parties is the Party Line. For a small fee, Scott Mayores advertises parties on his answering machine. - A look at the other side: These frequent party places cause neigh boring property rates to plummet. Read about the Cleavers versus the Deltas. . IF YOU MISS THE BEA TlfS .. DON'T MISS SATURDAY FEB. FALL 636 W. LINCOLN "196C... 8:00 P.M. SPECIAL 345-1345 · - - ~- FREE DELIVERY ! McAFEE GYM i HOURS: 5 p.m. - 1 a.m. Mon-Thurs. I 11 a.m. - 2 a.m. Fri. - Sat. 5 p.m. - 12 a.m. Sun. 1 ITEM THIN CRUST.PIZZA's T-SHIR:r 1O" SMALL ...... $4.00 +TAX AND 12" MEDIUM ..... $5.00 + TAX •••ASTH• B•ATL•S ALBUM 14" LARGE ... .' .. $6.00 +TAX GIVEAWAYS! 16" X-LARGE .... $7.00 + TAX ALSO 1 FREE PEPSI WITH A SMALL OR EIU STUDENTS $3.00 MEDIUM PIZZA AND 2 PEPSI'S WITH A LARGE OR X-LARGE! GEN. PUBLIC $6.00 OTHER INGREDIENTS WILL HAVE ADDITIONAL CHARGES TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT THE UNION BOX OFFICE OFFER EXPIRES 7-15-89 OR THE NIGHT OF THE SHOW 5 Passion Larry Jones 6 M. Brittan World Tom·w Financial Farm Report · 7 Freedom Charlando People Off the Air D.C. Week Survive 8 Chica o Wall t Minority Bus Nova (CC) Adventurers 9 Make n 10 1978 Dukes of Hazzard Off the Air Nature 1987 (CC) Dance Party Soul Train Only One Earth (:05) Rodi• 11 1987 1957 NR MOV: Super MOV: K11g Koag MOV: Return of J. Wilson 12 ..... Escl 1968 Ille Fly 1959 So. 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Mayores said he advertises Mayores started his business ing patron, John Ward, owner Mayores has targeted The private parties and 4-o'clock You are ready to party all after consulting with friends of Page One Tavern, 410 Sixth Party Line at people who want clubs, also. night long. You and your and teachers. He also talked to St. to make money at their parties. Eastern Illinois Student~ and friends go out to the bars. At 1 a campus lawyer about the Ward said he was impressed A person can advertise a party Community Concerned About a.m. you and your friends legal aspects, he said. Since he . with the initiative Mayores for very low rates on The Party Peace (EISCCAP) advertised decide to go to an after-bars is just providing a service, and . showed~ He didn't get involved Line. The advertising can help for two days on The Party Line party. not endorsing the parties, there with advertising on The Party by letting more people know before a fund-raiser held at Then, disaster strikes! You are no legal repercussions. ' Line for the money, Ward said, about the party. Page One Tavern. Stacey can't find any parties! Nobody "I don't endorse parties," but because he wanted to give Yet, for those people who Dycus, of EISCCAP, said she knows of any after-bars. So, Mayores said. "I just advertise support to, "a bright, young are having ·small parties, The doe·sn't know if it necessarily you go home depressed. them. " kid . ., Party Line offers a way to let helped because they also dis This scenario happened to Mayores found out he didn't Ward said Mayores is in, "A friends know about it. Mayores tributed fliers, but it probably Scott Mayores, currently a need a business license to oper- win situation - even if he does said that people looking for a didn't hurt. senior majoring in economics. ate, and after planning expens- n 't · make money.'' He said big party won't go to a small Mayores expects an increase Instead of just forgetting the es, he went out and bought an Mayores will learn more while party. in the number of parties experience, Mayores decided to answering machine. He said he actually being involved in a "It is just more or less letting because bars have been carding do something about it. then set up the message and business situation than if he friends know about the party," carefully lately. People will be This 22-year.:old started advertising with The was just taking a business class. Mayores said, answering ques looking for an alternative, such entrepreneur started his own Daily Eastern News. Mayores also approached tions about having .too many as The Party Line. business service. For a minimal Mayores also approached My Place Lounge, 727 Seventh people at a party. Webster's Dictionary defines fee, Mayores will advertise a several local bar owners for St., with the same off er he Mayores said the money he an entrepreri~ur as, "A person party on his answering support in his business venture. made Page One. Figuring the has made so far has just gone who organizes and manages a machine. He offered them free advertise- advertising couldn't hurt, Gary back into advertising. business undertaking, assuming This service, better known as ments of their daily specials if Gordon decided to try The "I'm lucky if I break even," the risk for the sake of profit.'' The Party Line, is used by he could advertise The Party Party Line. ' Mayores said. He saidhe is not Mayores may .not be making a Eastern students who wish to Line at their bars. "He came up to me and told really out to make money. He profit yet, but he is definitely an find out where the parties are. Some bars he approached me about it," Gordon said. just wants to give people a entrepreneur. 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IJ:J/ MOV: little Nature Thing INRI 11 I~. i ET Sweethearts Ed e Nr l•t MOV: Oev1rs I ''ii"' •.ll1 ll Shepherd ol USA Today Superror Ct Search Tom w Bride l'lhli S' 48 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND FRIDAY, JANUARY 27, 1989 . niclfuames ·mal{e a -big hlt A famous tradition of the their money made at one party the ceiling, Fred Flintstone Todd Schwager, 20, criminal Penguins is Masoltov tasting. on a fine for disturbing the holding a Corona bottle and a justice major; Stan Milan, 19, This involves, "Putting a beer peace. letter from Fred Aintstone also junior, criminal justice major; on your forehead and spinning ''The neighbors are pretty decorate the inside of the Brian Callahan, sophomore, There are many houses in around. Then, putting it on the cool because they have par house. history education major; Mugsy rleston, but none quite like ground, toasting and drinking ties," Klein said. However, the Fred Aintstone Boges, 19, freshman, physical Vomit, Penguin, Tri-Ted's, it,'-' Sicilianio said. In terms of damages to the prop, which once adorned the education major; Erin "A rock Inn, Football and Jizi Something out-of-the-ordi Tri-ted house, "Food has been top of their roof overlookeding Train" Thomas, 23, senior, s. nary included in the house is a stolen, the freezer has been Twelfth street, was removed health studies major; Jeff ese houses are said to be museum of Penguin history, raided and my bike was stolen because it violated the City of Rolson, 22, senior, health stud ong the six of the biggest located in the attic. from the front porch," Goll Charleston's nuisance code. ies major. houses on campus, but It contains various road signs said. But before he was brought Inside the house. there is a how did these party houses collected from highways (placed The morning after is tough down, the Aintsone clan had large Pepsi banner on the ceil their nicknames? on the ceiling), and a dead bat to swallow, Klein said. "It's sent out Christmas cards to ing, a hole in the wall that The Vomit House was caught a couple of years ago in totally trashed, it smells and their friends with Fred and Rolson made one day with his med two years ago, Mike a net. Their proudest posses (usually) have fans going. No themselves on the roof. • forehead, beer lights and a p, junior speech communi- sion is the original set of Phi one (outside the house) helps to The group is very competi refrigerator marked with . differ- ·ons major .and resident of Sigma Kappa handcuffs which clean up." tive with a lot' of things between ent sayings. · Vomit house, said. "A good Sicilianio received when he was If there are any Fred themselves in the house. "We The football house doesn't end of ours, Joey Kocur, in the fraternity. They even Aintstone fans in Charleston, have Ramen noodle contests. have problems when it comes ed the tradition." have one of Pete Townsend's the Bedrock Inn, located at We try to see who can get it for to people ':Vho claim to have he Vomit house, 1225 original guitars. 1803 12th St., is the place for the cheapest. I think Bill has already paid. They stamp the ond St., is also occupied by And yes, there's more. The them. gotten it (Ramen noodles) for hand of everyone who has paid James, 20, junior history Tri-Ted House, 1061 Seventh Members of the house about nine cents," Hayes said. so there isn't any confusion. jor; Greg Blakey, 21, senior St., includes Don Loconte, 20, include: Scott Alberson, 22, This is the first year th~ But they say that once a season sical education major; Mark junior, speech communications senior, marketing major; Phil house has been named the there is a free party where no ·n, 22, senior criminal jus- major; Bradley Goll, 22, senior, Froman, 22, junior, industrial Bedrock Inn and their motto is one pays. major, and Don Gustafson, liberal arts major; Eric Klein, technology major; Dan Klett, "Partying live without a net." The ''student athletes," as , junior pre-engineering 21, junior, finance major; Rick 22, senior, zoology major; The house itself, the members. they liked to be called, have a r. King, 20, junior, psychology Kevin Hayes, 22, senior, busi claim, is "held together by duct "rock-lord-mobile" that has a e Vomits participate in all major; Dave M. Tolner, 22, ness education major; Bill tape. The front door was sealed shark fin on top, their dogs' ramural sports and even junior, finance major and Eric Murray, 21, senior, environ (with duct tape) to keep out names written on the car along "a clean track record with Caroni, 20, junior, finance mental biology major and Rob drafts." Froman said, "there with teeth spray painted and police," Rapp added. major. Flynn, 22, senior, speech com was nothing (in the house) but another names. rdiving, when one person The Tri-ted name originates munications. six soup cups, a toaster and a On a serious side, Thomas off a bar and lands in the from Theodore Roosevelt. ' Inside the house, one might refrigerator made by Ford said, "(We) have something in of six others, is a tradition "Seriously, we buy a cup for see a very large version of a Motor Company. We supplied common other than living e Vomit House. Theodore in case he stops by," swordfish hanging on the wall. everything." together. We've been playing terms of party turnouts, Lonconte said. They also keep In reality, it's actually a wooden The Football house, 1125 football for three years, and unbelievable. "We have an a lit candle in the window to reproduction purchased at a 4th St., is inhabited by Tim we' re all defensive players llent turnout (at the par honor Theodore Roosevelt. garage sale for a $5. Road Gleason, 20, sophomore busi that' s a fraternity in itself. '· ," Dovin said. "At our last Interestingly enough, the Tri signs, beer lights, a large St. ness major; Joe Remke, 20, Remke adds, "People think , we sold 260 cups and ted' s said they used a bulk of Pauli Girl bottle ha~ging from sophomore business major; that we're different because we (usually) have parties once a play football but we're not. (IO th." people don't start - with us, hen it boils down to ... we don't with them." ey, the Vomits do not use Then finally there's the Jizz money they make at their house, 1603 .10th St. Those to pay the bills or rent. who occupy the house are: Tim 'n added that the Vomits Koska, 21, senior journalism at least a $150 profit per major; Dick Benda, 22, senior ty. They've never lost speech communications major; y or had a bad turnout at Dave "Hey" Uffelman, 22, mit bash. · senior finance major; John other party house is the James, 22, senior marketing guin House located at major; and Rich Dierckens, 22, 5 Ninth St. The members senior speech communications is establishment are: Steve major. ianio, 22, senior industrial The Jizz name started two nology major; Jeff Smith, years ago when it was their senior biology major; ·Kurt intramural softball team's name. er, 21, senior art major; " It carried over from there." Mike Underdown, 20,- said Dino Kariotakis, an hon r psychology major. · orary member of the Jixx men. e name Penguin originat They have even formed a om a Frank Zappa song club that consists of 30 Jizz tied, "Penguins in members: ge". The house was offi ~~) So, there it is-houses with y founded at Eastern in KEN TREVARATHAN/Staff photographer nicknames. What next?! Well, The men of the infamous ''Party Houses" meet in the Union. we don't even want to thin~ about it! '•' '' .. :. • WGN AMC Will FAM DISC WEIU ml ! m IE ~ - ~ 1:111 pr CIH'l?I\ MOV: People "·" f\Jt' '' iU"r House Wrld Monitor EIU Connect I 05) Ai;dy Nt<111 Cu11'! Will Talk Rendezvous News .35 Sanf d Tour of Duty Murder. Slw At ~ ll SO ll tt)'.il ''\H r.H'.;! d '. f: ; MOV: Kid from J Thompson Sts. San ( 051 NBA !CCI W111te Co11.,r ,_._ _ Left Field True Adv Francisco Basketball C.tsh.1'ih;1!· MOV: Snake ! ·1 1" ' ' ·i ' ~388 1953 1NR1 Adventurers Combat 700 Cluh Prof Nature USA Tonight Noah s Ark New Rer rnngtnn World in EastEnders Sttele Conflict Golden Years MOV: Kid from The 1930 s Fug1t1ve left Field V1ctonan '-'n" I )'' 1953 INRI . Wrld Mornto' Sign Off Re•f Build er~ 700 ClulJ Chal!enge Challen c v ~ rie V~ r mc s r: 1 1980 N1 G Acres Gomer DAY, JANUARY 27, 1989 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND 58 g::a::a:· z:1:-·~'"'t1::1!"'a:· z:z:~1:·"a:··z:·-.1:11· · ~01 'J,,,, »R-J.~nR 1 U-Store Warehouse Panther Lounge I T. G. I. F. I Music 4:00 CLUB 1-3 $1.75 My Place Lounge, 727 3-6 $2.00 ~--=-·•~ INDIVIDUAL ROOMS Seventh St. - Private Mission, ~ "You Carry The Key" local rock 'n roll , Friday and PITCHERS 1 Charleston, Illinois 61920 I Behind Rex 'n' Don's Warehouse Saturday nights. Pool Tournaments I South Route 130 Sat. 1 p.m. I Ph: 345-3334 Night Ph.: 345-5850 Weekend I Doh & Mary Thomason-Owners Ted's Warehouse, 102 N. 111 1,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Sixth St. - Champaign's Clockwork Orange. 9 p.m. Friday. Breakfas·t ASSOCIATION OF COLLEGE UNIONS Local heavy metal band, INTERNATIONAL (ACU-1) Lugar, 9 p.m. Saturday. Specials Art 7-11:30 Sat 7-2 Sunday QUALIFYING TOURNAMENTS (MUST HAVE AT LEAST A 2.0 GPA TO PAR11C IPATE IN Tarble Arts Center - ''The EITHER BOWLING OR POOL) Creative Impulse" exhibition by 7th & Madison 345-7427 Eastern instructor, Ernie Whitworth. Opens Feb. 3 at BOWLING the Brainard Gallery. " Watercolor: Illinois '89" MEN AND WOMEN TEAMS (5. MEN &5 WOMEN exhibition closes Feb. 5. BOWL 4 GAMES- THUR. NIGHT-JAN. 26 7:00P BOWL 4 GAMES- FRI NIGHT- JAN. 27 4:00 PM Comedy (Must be present both nights) COST: $6:00 FOR EIGHT GAMES . Subway - Brett Starts, 8 p.m . . Feb. 2 in the Subway of the Martin Luther King · Jr., BILLIARDS University Union. Sponsored All You Can · by the University Board of Human Potential. 8-BALL DOUBLE ELIMINATION BY ACU-1 RULES, Live DJ 2 PLAYERS WILL QUALIFY FOR REGIONAL TOURNAME E.L. Kracker's - Professional QUALIFYING TOURNAMENT- SAT JAN. 28th 10:00a comedians, 9 p.m. Feb. 2. 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L.•l·1p• Our House Wrld Mo rn tor Bas ketball i 05) Ancy .30 f .jf" !'" t)litl PM Ma aZ!fie Co so Basket11al1 South Street Villa e News , 35 Sanl c 7 PM .,:11 .• Colleqe Mt11de• S1w ,(li·t'{!i' · hl '.H l\.i ""'" MOV: Wild Safa ri Sts Sdn 051 High ·JO Dil' Wnr1c 6 68 ON . E VERGE Of THE WEEKEND fRIDAY,-JANUARY ~ 7; . t arties de·nt property v~lue THE ROSES OF SIGMA TAU GAMMA 21 realty described the situation are surrounded by beer guzzling WOULD LIKE TO CONGRAnJ· as, "A deteriorating cycle." sex demons with no way out. Wood described two levels of It's not a pretty picture. The LATE any homes in Charleston problems for selling near cam thought can cause people to THOSE WHO ACHIEVED ACADEMIC ot be sold for a reasonable pus homes. On one level, a wake up screaming in a cold EXC~l I ~DICE Ell I SEVSD'B '88 because of the deviants person working for the univer sweat after making "The oss the street. It's the sity will buy a home near cam Biggest Investment In Life". 3.0 and above: , Arny Strobel vers meet the Deltas and pus in the off season. When fall WoOd paints a sorry picture Teri Ayers Debbie Turner stakes are high. comes and students return to in some neighborhoods. Lisa Bajko Janine Zaccone or many students at Eastern campus, they find that houses "Elderly people who have lived es like the Vomit House on either side will have parties there many years couldn't sell · Lori Buscaglia 3.5 and above: Penguin House only mean well into early morning. These at a reasonable price if they Kathy Butler Mary Kem time, but to many resi- homeowners may wish to sell had to. They couldn't get out Kelly Catalanello Payge Lightsey ts of Charleston they only their homes, but have trouble without taking a severe beat low property values. finding buyers. ing." Julie Copeland Debbie Putnam When fire gutted the Pike The second level involves The situation has become a Brenna Dale on Dec. 20, 1988, not investment properties, buying desperate attempt to preserve Lucia Di Nicola 4.0: ryone mourned. the property as an investment property values from the stu lived next to the Pike house in order to lease out to renters, dent hordes. "It's a war zone, Robyn Dixon Dana Gotch 13 years and could not sell Wood said. If students lived in and you can tell," Woods said. Amy Garrard ' Martha Drake said, ref er the house, more maintenance For his own protection, Jen Macri to her home. Drake, a real may be required due to what Wood bought two houses te broker for Eli Sidwell and Wood calls "hard use." If a across the street from the Terru Reidy ociates of Charleston, has party house is next door, over house he grew up in. ''My Janice Rosencrans GREAT same problem as many flow from the party house is neighbors aren't thrilled, but Lynette·Seymour JOBI er Charleston homeowners. not conducive to quiet. they would be less thrilled if finds her home difficult, if Trapped! Many homeowners they saw what would happen." impossible, to sell because student neighbors. he American Dream has SAME DAY ome a nightmare for home SERVICE ers who have watched the y teacher's college that INMOST em was grow into a major e university. As the student CASES ulation grows around them, EYES who have waited ~oo long EXAMINED 34'5-5100 escape impossible. • Complete glasses include tudent housing, particularly frames from a fashionable uses with infamous party selection, clear CR-39 lenses in normal vision range, utations, send property vat Bi-focal standard s through the basell}ent. Ff-25. Other styles of frames "ghbors often have no choice & lenses available at addition t to watch with fear and al cost. thing. 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Sale prices good thru Sunday the Soviet 1,.Jnion on Monday, But in the past two years as saying it contributes to an esti the society has begun to discuss mated 6.5 million abortions a openly many of the social prob year. lems it kept hidden for decades, CALVERT'S "It is not normal when the women have protested the lack OR number of abortions is equal to of contraceptives and sex edu SEAGRAM'S7 the number of births," cation, and the humiliation they 1.75liler Alexandra Biryukova told a say they face when they seek news conference. an abortion. "Our complaints from women Abortion is used instead of ll~!r are completely well-founded contraception as the main Choice concerning the number of means of birth control in the abortions- compared to the use Soviet U~ion, and Western of contraceptives," she said. experts estimate that the aver MCCORMIC K'S The comments by Biryukova, age Soviet women has nine a candidate member of the rul abortions during her child-bear VODKA ing Communist Party Politburo ing years. ORGIN and a deputy premier, 7•USlbr 345.9222 YOU'VE READ THE AD, The spirits will NOW SEE THE MOYIE! move you in odd and hysterical ways. CANADIAN .•..,. 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