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inton Big-name bands edges may rock Eastern By JOHN FERAK able." Kirk said. renewal Campus editor Open dates in McAfee Gym (AP) nasium are also being looked into Jefferson Clinton was Big-name bands like Jesus in hopes of bonging a second act ted the 42nd president Jones, the Black Crowes and Spin - or "sideshow" act - to the United States on Wed Doctors top a University Board weekend. in a sunsplashed ceremo- wish-list of bands it hopes to CosL for the spring concert lhe Capitol, ushering in a bring to the 1993 spring concert. bands is ranging anywhere from eration of leadership and "We will bring a good act here $40.000 for the Black Crowes Lo g to "face hard truths and to Eastern." said Brad Kirk. UB $10.000 for Soul Sound. ng steps.·· President. "We want to improve "Whoever we bring in il'JI 'ting a weak economy, a UB 's image and gel more respect probably cost at least $15 to Ilion federal debt and a from students. This concen will $20,000," Kirk said. "With adver of ticklish foreign-policy help." tisement, that brings it up to at The last two concerts spon • Clinton cal led for national least $25.000." sored by UB - November's al but ac~nowledged. "It The US funds do not come !DOI be easy; it will require Parents Weekend perfom1er Lou from students fees. Kirk said. ce... He specified none in Rawls and last year's spring con Instead, the money to bring in augural address. leaving cert of Cheap Trick and Material musicians is pooled from a con later. Issue - both experienced sub-par cert reserve fund that has been ton used the word change turnouts. built up over the years. mes. and promised his "We aren't going to bring in "With Lhe recenL Lou Rawls ocratic admini!.tration somebody 1hal hasn't done any concert. our fund lost a 101 of thing for the past ) ear~ ... Kirk d end the "deadlock and money.'' Kirk said. "As our of government. said. •·1 can guarantee we're not reserve fund is used up. we can wa.' a day of emotional cele looking at Grant Funk." alwa) s get money from a fund we In addi1ion to Jesu... Jone.... the and colorful pageantry. have in Old Main ... Black C'rowe" and <\pin nnctors The Rawls' shO\\ had an atten Dn5) h ania Av~nue \\as with well \\ishcrs as the Kirk said Soul Sound and hos! of dance of 3.200 - 1.800 less Lhan ns walked several blocks other performers arc "serious pos the usual Parents Weekend con sibilities.. for UB. parade route to their new cen. Tentative dates for a concert at the White I louse. But v. ith the help of the 1993 are April 24 and May I in Lant/ tgoing President Bush, spring concert. Kirk said he hopes Gym, Kirk said. More serious a second term by a restive to make money for the fund. negotiations will take place over orate demanding change, Although many students would the next two weeks, he added. d stoically as Clinton was like to see a big name group like "There are lots of people we're in by Chief Justice Will- R.E.M. come to Eastern. Kirk ehnquist. Suddenly an ex looking at, but one of the ques said this scenario is impossible. tions involves trying to bring in a The Georgia-based band's current t. Bush stepped forward JEFF CULLER/Staff photographer e his successor's hand. performer for those dates," Kirk performance cost is $250,000. erward, Bush new home Lots of laughs said. "Jesus Jones is supposed to "We can't get somebody that be coming out with a new release ton. ending a quarter cen Comedian Mike Sweeney entertains the crowd Wednesday night at huge," Kirk said. "Because of our along with tour dates. of public service and 12 Rathskeller in the basement of the Martin Luther King Jr. University lack of facilities here, it's just not Union. Sweeney has been the first comedian invited to perform at "It's bard for us to know one possible to bring in someone of Eastern this year. See story on page 3. way or another on an act until we that kind of caliber. know exactly if they'd be avail- ·1ent torture r the pain of sexual assault, many victims remain silent CALHOUN and Information Service. assaults)." Weber said. ..But when only one Even with all die emotional support and ..A lot of times the victim is afraid of was reported. die idea that these crimes are police attention available, Jane said she society's reaction," Weber said. "There is going unreported is trUly suppomd." was stilt afraid to report her assault because looking forward to her senior sometimes a social stigma attached to To make the reporting process easier for she did not think she would get a convic last summer when she went rape." victims, Ealy said the University Police tion. And even if she did. her life would be with her fiance to celebrate a University police officer Mike Baty Department follows a specific set of proce ..put under a microscope" in the process. y. It was the best party of agreed that the social stigma seems to dures. Campus police will transport the "With the way society would treat me - until she was raped. make some victims shy away from report.. victim to the hospital if she desires and after finding out I was raped, I couJdn•t friead held a knife to her duoat ing die crime. they will conduct a initial interview to try report die crime," Jane said. "Besides. the her body. Jane (not her real ..A victim knows that her whole life Will to gel a description of the assailant. chances of getting a conviction were slim. I the will never be die same. be brought before a judge and jury (if she When the victim is emotionally ready. would never f ccl like I got any justice." as Jane wu. she never~ reports the crime)." Ealy-said the investigaling offic« will conduct a for Illinois has aaempb!d to combat the feel· to the audaondes Jane is not Statisdcs support 1be idea lbat rapes are mal inlaview and file a report. 1ngs of injustice that many victims feel. going umeponed. Polty-eiabt victims came Th casare the victim is as comfortable as Voten added the Victims Risbts Amend atcd 25 percent of college to the c:eala' for sexual auault eonmelma pouible. Ealy said a support person - such ment to the Illinois Constitution in ve been vlctbna of rape or during fiscal yar 1992. Weber said. 11 a friend. rdaliv~ or voluntr:er from the November. since aae 14, aecording to a Ealy said oalJ one case of sexual crimi COWlldlng center - is always allowed at The amendment will allow victims to by P8YCbololitt Miry Koss. nal assault was re~cd to the campus any mterView. provkle an impact statement at die~ hllfof all these semi ISUUhs police departmcaE during dial ume period. ThB police also make a special effort to ing bearing and will make it JNIOl.. "Y fof to the pollc:e amborides. Weber is quick to poUll out not all 48 conl8Ct the Sexual Assault Counseling and the viCtim to be nodfied wben 1hc COllVid~·- ....80 lDlllY of: .... npes c.ses ieporred occanecl clmina 1be filcal lafonnalion Center to "PPiY some coun eel criminal is etiaible for .... is becuue the vicUm& ue period. or even on campus. However. at eelilll for., vicdm. federal law requires police to will be burt ipiJ. entbm•Hd leiS JlcllJ&lise assaaltS dia occur during "'It ls important 10 get some emodoaal infonnadon and ICalistlcs Oft die number:of crimca JCPlll'.IDd mi yw, mnWna.nai ....1UY not lot (of ~-~·ticila• YiCtim, ~~ ~ seem lib a of ae.mal aliault." Baty tail • Connn-4 on pa.g~ 2 2 Thursday, January 21, t 993 FROM PAGE ONE the bes~ QB's in town are at... Inauguration ., From page I international crises in Somalia and Iraq. Haiti and Bosnia. Mother's years of Republican rule in rhe Untested in foreign affairs, Serving only cold, premium quality draft beer While House. Clinton was forceful in express 50 At 46, Clinton is the nation's ing his resolve. Also: • $1. Pitchers third youngest president and the "When our vital interests are first of the postwar Baby Boom challenged, or the will and con • $1 Bottles (All flavors) generation to sit in the White science of the international com House. munity defied. we will act - with •$1BarDrinks ...... ~ Bush. perhaps the last presi peaceful diplomacy when possi World Famous]alapeno Sausage 25C dent of the World War II genera ble, with force when necessary. tion, was the fourth oldest chief The brave Americans serving 10(; Hot Dogs executive when he was sworn in our nation in the Persian Gulf, in at 64. Somalia, and wherever else they In his speech. remarkable for stand are testament to our its brevity at 14 minutes. Climon resolve." With U.S. warplanes THE HONORARY ORDER OF saluted Bush but lamented the flying over Iraq, Clinton was the state of the nation. first president since Richard OMEGA "Raised in unrivaled prosperi Nixon to take office ..., ith Ameri ty. we inherit an economy still can troops on combat duty. Iraq the world's strongest but weak appeared to be abiding by the Would like to congratulate its' ened by business failures, stag cease-fire it offered Clinton but Qlst Annual Christmas Decorating Contest Winners: nant wages, increasing inequality there was a fresh challenge, as and deep divisions among our Baghdad promised to rebuild a people." Clinton said. factory devastated by a U.S. 1st Place - Sigma Nu Fraternity He decried the high costs of cruise missile attack. health care. the scourge of cnme The inaugural parade \\as still 2nd Place - Alpha Sigma Alpha Sorority and the hardships suffered by under way as the Senate con millions of poor children. firmed the nominations of key and Kappa Delta Rho Fraternity But the mood was anything members of Clinton's Cabinet: but solemn around the new presi Warren Christopher. secretary of dent. state: Les Aspin at defense. and Cheers, whistles and applause Lloyd Bentsen at treasury. swelled from the 250,000 people In his last hours as a private at the Capitol. bathed in bright citizen. Clinton stayed up until thJUNCTION sunshine in a winter chill. Ar the early bours of Wednesday ound the world, countless mil talking with Vice President-to-be lions paused to watch the cere Al Gore about the days ahead. "I Union------Bowling Lanes 8t Kee. Area.. mony. didn't get much sleep," Clinton The day was draped m expec told lawmakers at a Capital lun The JUNCOON offers 12 lanes for classes, open and league bowling, 6 billiard tations that Clinton would move cheon. He raised his glass to tables, video & pinball, and camping equipment rental. quickly with an economic pro toast .. a new partnership 1n Anyone interested in joining a league this fall should stop by the JUNCTION in gram - and more slowly perhaps America's government." Union or call 581-3616. to recast U.S. policies involving The cost per week is only $3.00 plus shoe rental ($.35). LEAGUE TIMES ••• 6:30 p.m. & 9 p.m ...... Monday Night COED Assault 6:30 p.m. & 9 p.m ...... Tuesday Night COED •From page I the publicity surrounding the 4:30 p.m ...... Peterson Point (lndv.) Wed. amendment. more people are 7:00 p.m ...... Wednesday Night Men assaults. aware of the information and will Weber said she hopes the victim probably request it more." Location • • • North end of UNION STATION impact statements will give a feel Both Weber and Ealy agree, Hours • • • M-TH ...... 9:00 a.m. - 10:30 p.m. ing of some justice to the victims bowever, the amendment probably Fri ...... I 0:00 a.m. - I I :30 p.m. who are able to obtain a convic will not have a major impact on Sat...... 2:00 p.m. - 11 :30 p.m. tion. the reporting of sexual assaults. MAllTJj Wll£ll Dl:l. SI Lt~RSTY ltl1~ Sun ...... 4:00 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. "Hopefully judges will take "I don •t think it will change that these statements into consideration much," Weber said. "What we when they sentence the rapist," need is to educate the public and she said. "At least (victims) will get society to understand the vic have a feeling of some justice tim. Then maybe the social stigma being done." will go away.'' Ealy said the new rights amend The recovery process has begun LIVE TONIGHT ment will not have a major impact for Jane and she said she hopes on his office because the Uni she is will be able to regain some versity Police Department has of the control she lost due to the always reported the crimes and rape. Jane 1s still optimistic that II made the reports available to the society will someday understand public. the crime of rape and future vic "We have always done the tims will be able to come forward w/ Special Guest DADA reporting... Ealy said. "But with \\ ithout fear.
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The 08"1 Ensiom ~ IS pOOilsllod daily. Monday lhrougl Friday. In Charleelion, llllnoos, camg tall and spmg 8GfT1CStets end IWICe -' NIGHT STAFF $6 GENERAL ADMISSION Night chief Cassie Simpson Asst nlgh1 edi1or BobSanchoz 1 Night editor Chns Sundheim Assl night edilor _ Teresa Johnson Tickets available at Positively 4 h St. Records and STU Noghl editor Ke lh Farroll Copy desk Trlaha Froehauf, Photo e<11t0f Kevon KllhoHer Bryan Miller This concert WILL SELL OUT--BUY NOW! Thursday, January 21 , 1993 3 ·Weaver's bill may end BOG By DAVID M. PUTNEY he might let the entire package go Administration editor through if he can water it down. The lBHE is seeking class-cut State Rep. Mike Weaver has ting power so it can enforce it's introduced a bill that may lead to controversial Priorities, Quality the elimination of the Board of a n d Governors and a shift in the power structure of higher education administration. The bill is essentially the same as House Bill 127 l - which With this, our goal is Weaver, R-Asbmore, introduced to reorganize'' higher last year. It would disband the BOG - which oversees Eastern education. and four other universities - and Mike Weaver replace it with local boards of trustees to oversee each university. State Representative The Illinois Board of Higher education would remain in place, but Weaver said it is simply too early to tell how much of the Productivity •"-· PQP is the IBHE's power to recommend IBHE plan to lilt ~-enrollment, changes would be turned into high-cost programs'' at state univer "absolute" power. sities and channel the money into The bill might end up with a other areas of the school. provision giving the IBHE the Weaver said he expects sharp power to cut programs from uni criticism if he backs down on the versities, he said. IBHE's class-cutting provision. Weaver, who sponsored a joint "With every bill you have some resolution condemning the IBHE good and bad parts," Weaver said. for its plans to seek class cutting "With this, our goaJ is to reorga power, said he is still opposed to nize higher education." the IBHE's plans. Weaver has long been opposed Ross Hodel, IBHE associate to excessive IBHE control over MARI OGAWA/Photo editor director, said he does not know higher education and has favored about the status of the class-cut the elimination of the BOG. He ting legislation. said the latest revelations of Gerald Saucier addresses the audience during the Life Skills seminar "He Said. She Said," in the Although Weaver has the option alleged BOG financial excesses Room of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union. The seminar dealt with communication to kill the bill if he objects to the indicates the system need to be in relations between the sexes. There were almost 40 people present at the seminar. IBHE's class cutting rider, he said overhauled. ·vii service employees y receive pay increases MOM.PUTNEY agreement would cost $122.235. The raise will be retroactive to Sept. 15, 1992. civil service employees will About 16 members of the Operating raises ranging from 2 cents per Engineers Union will receive a 2 percent 22 cents per hour, if the Board of increase in their hourly wage rate and a approves the increases at its 2 to 6 cents per hour raise depending on meeting Thursday. their job classification. The one-year board will vote on a one-year agreement would cost $11,523. nt reached with the American In other action: ·on of State, County and Muni •The board will also consider allow loyees. The agreement, which ing retired professors to take three credit ,,. F.astem's 230 clerical and techni hours of classes per semester for free. ployees, will give a 2 percent • Larry Marjeka, executive director of :av in base salary and add 14 cents the Illinois Student Assistance Com- c to their salary. mission, will talk about commission raise, which is retroactive to July funding policies. He is expected to 992, will cost an additional answer questions about the upcoming per year. Student Assistance Commission board . .· ut 2 l 5 building support and meeting, which will decide how to ban- Wff .· ~· . e employees who are mem die a larger-than-expected number of .'· · ~ Of AFSCME would get 22 cents applicants for Monetary Award Program wage increases. The one-year grants. 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Reporters would follow him On Dec. 21. nearly 400 people drowned Into the bathroom, If he did not overloaded 70-foot wooden freighter caps have secret service agents to David M. might not be the entire death toll since the stop them at the door. announcement. We know about the tragedy page Of course. the press doesn't Putney two men were fortunate enough to survive: engage In such relentless nosy countless more unknown vessels may have behavior for nothing. What the president has to say Is ered, sending nameless hundreds to their de.a Editorials represent the opinion Important, mainly because his job as leader of the free Thursday, Clinton broadcast a radio m world Is to putter around the White House making Haiti Imploring the Haitians to remain home of the editorial board. Columns Important policy statements. Ing that the Coast Guard would continue In are the opinion of the author. And boy do people listen. Haitians and sending them home. That Is why I am worried about Olnton's flip-flop on Clinton's fllp-flop Is not as disturbing as his THURSDAY, JANUARY 21, 1993 his campaJgn promise to change President Bush·s pol- for making It. When he made his policy an Icy on Haitian Immigrants. For several months. the ment he was essentially shooting from the Bush pollcy has required the Coast Guard to return soon after the election, perhaps, he still bel Haitian refugees picked up at sea directly to Haiti election rhetoric that all of this nation's p One look around without a chance to plead their c:.aSe. could be solved with a stroke of his pen, and Refugee advocates squawked loudly. and nightly years the cruel Republicans had been blocking shows Sigma Pi footage of the half-naked, starving Haitians made the To give the president the benefit of the policy seem cruel to the American public, so Olnton was naive to believe he could solve the grl made It Into an election year Issue. terns In Haiti with one policy statement. needs its space At his first post-election press conference, Olnton As president he cannot make those kind To take a tour through Sigma Pi fraternity's said the policy was "appalling.· He said the refugees statements and be effective. Everything he needed a chance to "make their case" before the U.S. be scrutinized by an unforgiving press, so he Sixth street residence Is a lesson In space uti sends them home. ter make his best decision based good In lization. Bathrooms are limited, the 27-mem While Americans might brush off the warm and and stick to It through the attldsm. bers currently living there are cramped in the fuzzy pollcy switch and think "gee what a nice guy. he Remember Mr. President, when you shoot upstairs and downstairs areas and all other feels their pain." the Haitians, who are so poor they hip. you usually hit yourself In the foot. living areas are Indicative of a house busting would be happy to have a bolled shoe for dinner, at the seams. .heard, as The Price Is Right announcer says, "Come on -David M. Putney Is the administration edl down!" guest column/st fi:>rThe Dally Eastern News. The house needs to be expanded. The News backs Sigma Pl in Its lawsuit against the city and hopes the attempt to expand is successful. What Sigma Pi wants Is 2,743 square feet of expansion, adding to the 5,351 square feet they already have. Editorial Additions lnciude a meet------· Ing room, bathroom facil ities, computer r90fll and dining room. Improvements would come In the kitchen, house mother's room, attic and siding would be added to the outside. Some of the following examples only begin to Illustrate the situation Sigma Pi is in. ·The house mother's bedroom is minis cule. As big as the average bathroom, one would be pressed to even flt a bed Into the room. ·Sleeping quarters are entirely In the attic. • There are two bathroom areas, for a total of four showers and three toilets. • Minor Improvements could easily be made in the kitchen and pantry. City regulations Indicate Sigma Pi needs to prove hardship In order to receive a permit from the zoning board. If the Charleston City Council would take a good look In the house, It would have no problem finding hardship. The expansion Itself will be barely visible on the outside. The basement will expand to Charleston vultures circle when it sno the current limits of the house. The outer It was sort of like Pearl Harbor. time It's vacant. expansion will actually the house to attach Doom came to us whlle we slept. So as most people can easily figure, a $45 other areas that have already been expand In the early morning hours of the aotch Is not only paJnful - but debilitating. ed. January t 0, the forces of the espedally true when the causes of this to Moving to Eastern's Greek Court would be empire of Bartley's Garage came ness are such bovine-fecal formalities as I an option if someone else would buy the fra to take our cars. They would snow and the city of Charleston's llablllty lnsu tern lty' s current house. The residence is eventually take our money as As car owners, we are all required by law already so big that no single family could live well. at the least some form of liability Insurance. On that morning, the snow all pay for It. I doubt that any of us are "hip" there. fell In a beautiful swirl of thin, dry to drop a tape measure to calculate snow The fraternity said renovation will come, sugar. For those of us who live Josepll tlon each time we want to park. Towing our but what Is really needed Is expansion. If on the square, parking Is a dally lngolla we slept, without so much as a phone call, anyone needs proof, all they need to do ls go case of hemorrhoids. Our only ------• plain filthy bllllards. Inside and look around. tube of Preparatlon-H Is parking I assume that It Is common knowled In our own rented parking spaces (which are often Ille Bartley's Garage Is contracted by the city. To gally taken by the beer-swilling patrons cX Mother's, late, poor excuses and what seems to be· Roe's and the Uptowner), or parking off the square old boy" network were two things Instrument.al and walking a ludicrous distance just to get to our Ing 45 of my dollars to line the pockets ol homes. probably to add another t 2-pack of Old Ml I admit to being occasionally shiftless. Sometimes, the pile upon which he sits In jabba-the-Hut as was the case on the evening of January 9, I park on Meanwhile, the city and Bartley's Gar the square to avoid the assault of Mother Nature. Like crouched like two vultures - waiting for Sir Edward Coke most of us, I am an Implant to Charleston. simply here snowfall. to do a )ob. As such, I am seldom spending my evenings dining at E.L. Krackers. Sometimes, my wal - Joseph lngolla Is a senior journalism map let houses two or three green tenants. Most of the guest columnist fi:>rThe Dally Eastern News. Tursday, January 21 , 1993 5 Resignations draw new fire By MELISSA GOODWIN Staff writer Student Senate accepted the last of five resignations at its Wednesday night meeting, be ginning the push for new mem bers and drawing c ritidsm on the resignation process. Members accepted the resig nation of Maria Giovani, adding her name to resigning members Matt Giordano, Je nny Rank, Blake Stone, R.J . Wood, and M aria Giovan i. The trend of early semester resignations drew fire from senate member Dan Fultz. "They should be able to know if they have a time conflict be fore they take a seat," Fultz said. "I think (the resignation system) is the wrong way to go about it." President Brian Riordan de fended the process, saying, "Resignation fluctuations are a hard thing to predetermine. The senate nomination process will remain the same. However, app- 1ic an ts will probably be sc reened more carefully in the future.·· Resignations happen each semester, Riordan said, but he KEVIN KILHOFFER/Assoc. photo editor pointed to no distinct reason or pattern. Senate then set the applica foreman John P. Rourke, a senior theatre arts major. works on the Lions deadline for the appoint- ructio11 of a set for the spring play, "Boys in the Band." ments for Jan. 27. Members will sday afternoon in the Fine Arts building. then be picked and announced Feb.3. ma es p ans Students interested in gaining HA k I a seal must be interviewed be- r. s.tate. convention ~~~.b~i.ng approved by a senate J , ... , • _ ...... ,P.ps111o~s.a1e also n,,eed~d for, MELISSA ASHBY ,. , • at Park~ cc;l1ege 1n Cal:l~ia :1~dem representativl!S' on the called. "'Sonic Boom Surpassing Council on Academic Affairs, Mediocracy," and the ""ational Apportionment and Union Boa e upcoming Illinois Resi RHA Convention is scheduled rd. ce Hall Association Con- for May in Hilton Head. S.C. Executive Vice President 11011 will be on top of the In addition, Camp New Hupe Amy Jobin said there may also nda of the Residence Hall in Mattoon will be the destination be openings in the Faculty-Stu 1a1ions weekly meeting. for RHA's spring retreat is called dent Joint Committee. depend A will meet Thursday at 5 "Celebrate Spring.·· During the ing on the old members willing in Ford Members will Giordano. but is currently with March 4 Lo 7. Hall. retreat members will get the ness to work. early dinner in the Gregg out a chairperson. Speaker of Financial Vice President Ron an chance to learn more about one Also at the meeting. new co Dining Service. the Senate Luke Neumann said Carmona is the president of AB. another. mmittee chairpersons were Ab gearing up for the con "The members will get a chan the position would be left vacant • Felicia Hollivay. member of named. The members are: Fultz ion taking place at Augus and filled rhrough applications. the Black Student Union. peti ce to socialize outside the normal for academic affairs, Chad Tur a College in Rock Island Thursday night meetings," said In other Student Senate busi tioned the senate to purchase a ner for appropriations and judi h is February 5-7. Beth Livengood. national com ness: $25, $50 or $100 advertisement ciary, Jody Stone for elections, Colleges from throughout munications coordinator for • Speaker of the Senate Luke in the BSU Miss Black EIU pag Bobby Smith for governmental is that belong to IRHA will RHA. "One thing I will be doing Neumann said he will give the eant promotional book. affairs, Julea Warren for housing r at the state convention. At is what's called Hug Therapy.". state of the senate address at Members agreed to address convention, members will Committee members will also and university development, their next Wednesday meeting. the purchase of at least a $25 sessions that deal with top be appointed for the Student John Kohl for internal affairs • Riordan said he would ask advertisement in the appropria &om leadership to icebreak- Public Relations, New Ideas and and Dan Byer for student aware- AB for an additional $4,592 for tions. Activities, Finance and Ad Hop ness. four students and an adviser to • Senate announced the dead will also discuss a con- committees. The University Relations be sent to the National Confer line for all allocations to the Ap "on coming up January 22-24 Committee had been assigned to e nce on Cultural D iversity portionment Board is Monday. 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Bosnia-Herzegovina (AP) - An assembly of Bosnian I price and GET ONE FOR 99¢ Serbs on Wednesday accepted a of equal value or less.* plan to end Bosnia's civil war ~~······ I •Not valid with any other discount offer. but what appeared to be a step I Valid with this coupon only. One coupon per customer. toward peace may be little more ..:OCMTEDPRESS Exoires Februarv 4, 1993. than a tactical maneuver. p off"er good at 4330 W UncolO, Charleston While giving the international L community the .. yes" It sought Lord Owen of the European for the peace plan. the Serbs also Community. who with U.N. en ------DO!V'T TELL DIEM now insisted on the right to self voy Cyrus Vance drafted the YOU FEEL, snow TnEMI determination - the key demand peace plan, welcomed the Bos mediators have rejected. nian Serbs' decision. BELLS FLOWER CORNER The Serbs' foes. Bosnia's But Muslim leaders were Muslims and Croats. have tenta skeptical. featuring tively accepted the plan. Kemal Muftic. a top aide to tlowers for all Occasions &' Balloon Bouquets The international community Bosnia's Muslim president, Alija Everything You Need to Make lbem Smile had told Bosnia's Serbs to Izetbegovic, said Serbs accepted (ilJ accept the plan unconditionally the peace plan because they or risk further isolation and pos were under pressure. PANTHER'S sible military intervention. "Our experience so far tells us '-.._.../ Rejection would have doomed that whatever they agree to, it the peace talks and increased means nothing on the ground,'' TONIGHT! fighting but the manner in which he said. the Serbs accepted also raised The Serb decision to accept doubts. the plan was made by their sclf In any case. fighting was like declared parliament. which met ly to continue for control of ter in Pale. the Serb military head 25¢ ritory. quarters JUst east of Sarajevo. Warfare appeared to ease The vote was 55-12 with one throughout Bosnia on Wednes abstention. The assembly has 81 CANS day, but Muslim-led government seats. but most of the missing forces captured the Jezero hill in lawmakers did not travel to Pale. eastern Bosnia after four days of "The Serb side is ready for an biller fighting. Serbs fighters immediate cease-fire including had to withdraw over the Drina Sarajevo," said Bosnian Serb 50¢ R ivcr into the neighboring leader Radovan Karadzic. republic of Serbia in \\hat But he said his self-declared appeared to be a major Muslim Serb republic would continue to LONG NECKS victory. the Belgrade-based exist "until the Serbian people Tanjug news agency reported. decide otherwise," and empha The Muslims can use the hill sized the vote did not mean full to control a large area on the agreement with the Vance-Owen Drina River border with Serbia. plan. U Bosnia's ethnic groups have By accepting, the Serb assem The Martin Luther King Jr. University been fighting since last Feb bly "opted for the immediate presents Student Appreciation Day ruary, when the republic's Serb ending of the war and for peace minority rebelled against a and negotiations," said a state Tuesday Jan. 26, 199 Muslim-Croat vote for indepen ment issued after the vote. dence. The Serbs have captured But it added: "We keep the about two-thirds of Bosnian ter right of self-determination." The featuring: ritory. wording suggested Bosnian Tom Rossman, Nearly 18.000 people, and Serbs have not given up their TUDENT Billiards Trick-Shot probably many more, have been goal of joining Serb-held territo killed, tens of thousands are ry in Bosnia with neighboring missing and more than l million Serbia to create a "greater Hat Video-Buttons people have been forced from Serbia." Vance and Owen have APPRECIATION their homes. rejected that option. Caricature Artists DAY One Ton Sundae • o Specials, Give-aways, and ~ much more!! MILLER RESERVE DOUBLES DART TOURNEY $7 5 1st PRIZE WANTY SATURDAY 3PM ALL ENTRANTS BE THIN WIN PRIZES! WE'LL HELP YC>• WIN THAT FIGH [f~J 10%0FF WITH GOURMET SUB I Fuiriii\tli-Bahas, 1 Jewe~ry, WORTH EVERY BITE [ llecurds ]I and ALL T-shirts 1 . -Buy 1 CD JIMMY JOHN S GOURMET SU Located at 4th & Lincoln ''WE'LL BRING'EM TO YA ~rou from Hl&rdH't) or cassette Material Issue and get $1 off Tickets second one 345 107 Available here. © COPYRIGKf 1992 JIMMY JOHN'S u The Dally Eastern News •Thursday, January 21, 1993 • Page 7 e student who would be mayor tern's Todd Reardon attempts to accomplish the impossible "freak power" is a beau with the area's main industry of fann g. ing. er a candidate has the ability "If that could happen," he continued, all the powers of craziness that "I would like to sec a Volks .... agen plant none community into one built right next to it. They arc building tituency. let the other candi good, entirely ethanol bu ming cars." are - nothing is quite as dan To cite a phrase from the recent presi thc flip side of society armed dential race, his focus is "job creation." registration cards. that is how like Mickey Mouse pull in hether or not this awesome task cry election. W can be accomplished is a matter g can neutralize the balance of of some debate - in all likelihood. thm a democracy belier than almost impossible. -hke qualities of this "freak But possible or not. this type of cam constitucnc} entering into the paign promise lends nothing to the gen rid of American politics. eral Eastern student. who would care limited realm of Charleston about as much for increased local indus the "freak power" is generated try as they would about the elimination m the student body which pro of velvet leaf from local fields. a vast majority of this other- A student body of approximately ) town's population. Tapping 10,000 individuals could definitely power" 1s the key to an up et vie- swing this year's mayoral decision, but their interest has 10 not only be peaked is exactly the situation upon but highly aroused toward some con Eastern student Todd Reardon is crete topic in their immediate interest. Reardon mentioned ideas ranging not a general," said Reardon from a community-based taxi cab ser reference to one of his three vice to changing the focus of the police opponents, Gen. Roscoe department from jay-walking to "an (Ret.). "I am specific. unsolved vehicular manslaughter mat 's a nice play on words I think," ter" to a lowering of the bar entry age chuckled as he fell back into his from the current 19 to a "strictly" and 'ng the early Monday morning "weekly" enforced 18. w. "If you are adult enough to register was the type of light, sarcastic for selective service and loose a limb in re that follows Reardon not a foreign land," Reardon explained, confused with the Eastern student "then you are old enough to go to a bar. ent Kennedy family equiva "They ( 18-year-olds) are going to go lbe Riordan's. who's three broth out and drink anyway," Reardon rea each held the position of stu- soned. "Why not keep 1hem in a con y president during their respec trolled environment?" s on this campus. As for the community-based cab the mayor should be a full company. he described a situation where -to-five job," Reardon simply breaking even on cost would be during a Monday morning beneficial to the ci1y by "making the w, "none of this 'I run my own roads safer" and "providing a service for iness and then at night I am senior citizens." "I would be the first person to volun er or later a conflict of interest teer to drive the cab," he assured. g to come up between the busi Story by and his job as mayor. he task or mobilizing an over ]A. Winders i ·. ,,,,., ··''""'"'" I ess that's a good blow at whelmingly apathetic student body : ~·'!Zl:tm::irzlllm:t:re!lm='.m:J~m!ma:lm!'f ' T - of which less than ten percent tum out 1 ~mn!~!m'lllllllllEIEt:S&tl&:::~ speech was peppered not only -~ .~... · ...... for their own student body elections - is light-hearted mud-slinging but ' .•.'.""'• ••·•·•·.,.. , ... ···• .,.,. ·. I• a fact that has never been overcome by a 1 semi-defined point as well. student candidate. But Reardon feels that perhaps he has .. .•••..•.-....•.• - •.-./ ...-c- .. Photos by , ~.,,..,.,_,.,.··~ ~.~----·· ~~.•·-···· _··~···· ~~---. ! the right formula of community respon ardon isn't just full of witty -- Mitch McG1augllli1t barbs toward hb opponents, he sible ideas that appeal to both the stu .. · ba\e plans for "handling the prob dent of Eastern and the regular popula facmg this community." tion. ts highly critical of current mayor "If I am here nine months out of 12 Lanman 's respon es to the con then I would rather vote for mayor here of the cil} 's sidewalks. police than in my hometown." Reardon said ues and attempts 10 gamer busi stressing the importance of student par for the community. ticipation. don't really consider McHugh's For Reardon 's future political ss. l don't consider Taco Bell career's sake, the !>tudent body must ss," Reardon said. agree with the imponance of voling and sighted the pos:.ibility of attract- "freak power" must unite when the • business of local interest like a mayoral primary season comes to a refinery plant to play hand-in-hand close on election day. Feb. 23. THURS DAY aJAN. 21, 1993 THE DALY EAsrERN NE.WS CLASS IRED CLASSIRED I 5favtas Omam I 1...... _T_u_w._ ___.ll~ _llu.P_W_)\NIEIJ__ ADVERTISING LIFEGUARDING CLASS: The HOT SEXY WILDI Spring Break VOLUNTEER READERS • To Charleston Rec. Dept. is oflenng 93: Best deal on campus tape record texts and/or read POI.ICY NATIONAL TREE SOCIETY wil have a meeting ThursdaJ American Red Cross Lifeguarding Panama or Daytona only $119. aloud to fellow EIU students. at the Char1eston Pubric Ll>rary. Call 345-2097 for more · class starting Jan. 23rd. Cost is Call___ Mike or______Ed at 348-7541 . 1122 Could lead to Read for Pay. The Dally Eastern News $38.00. Call 345-6897 or stop by Disability Services, 581 • ALPHA PHI OMEGA wm have an infQl'TTl8tional meeting 520 Jackson. Spring Break! Panama City 6583 p.m. in the Effingham Room in the Union. Those int cannot be responsible for ______1122 more about Alpha Phi Omega and possi>ly becoming a more than one days lncor· Beach. Quality accommodations on the beach! Only $119 per per· CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING • to attend. Actives unable to attend last night, must do so rect Insertion. Report errors son. Call Mike et 581-2484 or 1· Earn $2,000+/month + world more info call 8081 or 3537. Immediately at 581-2812. A Tu.va 800-998-TRIP travel (Hawaii, Mexico, the ALPHA PHI OMEGA will host Boy Scout Klondike Deroy corrected ad will appear In Carrlbean, etc.) Holiday, 23 from 8:30 a.m.-3 p.m. In Sullivan. Those interested in the next edition. SPRING BREAK '93 BLOWOUT Summer and Career employ to call Eric at 3537 by 8 p.m. Friday. All classlfled advertising SALE! Lowest prices, best trips • ment available. No experience REC SPORTS ENTRIES accepted beginning Thursday MUST meet the 2 p.m. 100% guaranteed! Cancun, I llfJ.p WAN1ED necessary. For employment pro from 2·10 p.m. at the Intramural desk in the SAC Lobby. deadline to appear In the Jamaica, & Florida packages still gram call 1-206-634-0468 ext. NEWMAN CATHOLIC CENTER will have Reconcilia. next day's publlcatlon. Any available from America's student National Organization seeks 4 to C5738 from 3:30-4:30 in the Newman Chapel. ads processed Af1t.R travel leader. Travel free • orga 6 college students as on campus ------~5 ETA SIGMA GAMMA will have a meeting Thursday at 6 2 p.m. Babysitter needed some weekday will be published In the fol. nize a small group. Call STS at reps. Big $$$. Call 1·800-322· 169. Stephanie Johanpeter will be there to tell of her 2484 and weekend evenings for my 1 Red Cross and Hurricane Andrew. lowing day's newspaper. (800)____ 848-4849.____ _ 1122 ______1126 yr. old. Own transportation pre· MODEL IWNOIS GOVERNMENT will meet Thursday in Ads cannot be canceled CANCUN $429: Travel with College Set your schedule·Eam $100 per !erred. References and experi· at 5:30 p.m. All students planning to go on the Marctl 3-6 Af1t.R the p.m. deadllne. ence necessary. Call Cindy eves. 2 Tours · air. hotel, major parties. Call day. Interested? Call 1·800-322· attend. 581-3729 Classified ads must be now to find out how you can earn a 2484. ______1125 EIU CYCLING CLUB will have a meeti'lg Thursday at 7 paid In advance. Only FREE TRIPI!!! We are the largest Hall lobby. All Road and Mt. Bikes welcome. We will accounts with establlshed spring break operatOI' to CANCUN ride Saturday. Any questions please caD Sean 3596. credit may be bllled. In the nation. Do not delay. call NEWMAN CATHOLIC CENTER will participate in a P All Advertising submitted todayl 1-800-39&4896 Life Fri. from 12·1 at St. Charles Church (10th & Jelferaort to The D.11/y Eastern News Is -~------~1122 vide rides - cal 348-0188. Spring Break: Cancun, Mexico. AHA WEEKLY MEETING will be Thursday at Ford Hal al subject to approval and may Lowest prices guaranteed!!! We dinner will be served at 4·20 p.m. in the Triad Food be revised. rejected. or can· will match anything. More info. dents living in Unrversity Housing are welcomed to attend. celed at any time. Jodi 581·2094 The Dally Eastern News PHI GAMMA NU will have an Active meeting Thu ~------1~8 17. Mandatory, be on time. Fonnal dress. assumes no llablllty If for any Luinpkin BAPTIST STIJDENT UNION will have weekly Bible study reason It becomes necessary Thursday at 7 p.m. in the University Union Neoga Room. to omit an advertisement. NOTICE! (Boatright) Dreher will share about her summer mi ALL TANNING Cancun in Guam. Everyone is welcome to come learn more DIRECTORY ,__.:~.;: ___... ~cl.i..iil---- _ ... summer missions. PATRONS OF •lblnd,,...... •N-l-•f'rM INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP will have SUlVICT.S OntRED COACH EDDY'S Thursday at 7 p.m. In the Mattoon/Charleston room. P TRAVll Soth ~ of an Awesome God will be the message tonight given by ARE HEREBY ..,_...... ,P'a~r•.• ,.._...,.(1,.,,,.,. l1land L..!!!..J ___ All are welcome. TRAINING/Sc.HOOlS __ _ HISPANIC STIJDENT UNION will have a meeting Thu NOTIFIED ...... Al HW' WANTW the Greenup Room. All members are urged to attend for THAT ALL TAN ,_.--~·'---· important information we will be covering. Also, we need WANTI.D nr•- awareness week. PACKAGES lahamas·-----c..._·--· ["_,,_, KMEJMATH CLUB will meet Thursday at 7 p.m. in Old AOOf'TION Crul1e . $299 215. RtoE.S/Rll>lllS NEED TO BE .. ,....._...,. COLLEGE REPUBLICANS WIU have a meeting RooMMAru USED UP NO ..:=':!:L~A~ ,;,..,.._,.,... ,__ in Coleman 205. New members welcome. .,.. COLLEGIATE BUSINESS WOMEN will have a Pizza SuBLlSSORS LATER lliA.;.1\ Mt0-1 ...... __ ... at 6:30 p.m. in Hall basement. Pizza is free Lawson but soda machines. Foa RlNT JAN. 31, 1993. I,• , • ' , • ,• ~ •• r• c.Jf ,_,..,, EIU PANTHER BATTALION will conduct Dnll & FOil SAll 1-aoo 'ro'u·R-usA I Thursday in the Gallery at lhe Union at 1500 hrs. THANK YOU. Ml .._,_._.,... lost &. FOUND n eoc e6e 1e 12J ~a'f nend. MGT. t·BGO-J2t·591 I 'DEPT. OF CElSURE'-Studies ~II have tlS 1st Aecrea ANNOUNCCMINTS Thursday at 5:30 p.m. 1n McAlee Gym, Room 138. 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Buy or sell at up______at OfflC8 in University Union.1/22 beds in townl 348-TANS mo. lease, $175/mo., 345-3148. campus. Call 345-4463 for an Mark's Consignment Center. 516 Evenings. appointment.______1/29 6th,______Charleston. 345-1591 1129 IMPORTANT! All rugby players, CONGRATULATIONS to the ------~·517 new and old, meeting Friday, Jan. Men of SIGMA NU. Number Rooms $150/month, utilities: 93-94 school year. 2, 4 & 6 bed· Bunk bed $150.00 Solid frame. 22 at 4:00 at Stix. Discuss pre One Fraternity in GPA in Fall Women ONLY Intersession, room houses & efficiency apt. 1-2 345-3754. Nlchele Kamerer season practice, and other Impor 1992. ______1/21 Summer, Fall & Spring Sessions blocks______from campus. 348-0394.1/26 tant items. Other questions call Call Pat Novak (708) 789-3n2. Pat Grenda at 581-6863 RUSH SIGMA NU. Number One ______1/29 New apts., one, two, & three ______1/22 Fraternity in GPA for Fall 1992. Now leasing for fan: two-bedroom bdrm. Great for grad. student or To all my Phi Sigma Sigma Rush starts MONDAY, Jan. 25 In furnished apartments. McArthur married couples. Ask for Jim at Sisters: Good luck this semester! GREEK COURT. ______1/21 Manor Apartments 913-917 345-1556 or 345-2919 $200 REWARD! 12 YEAR OLD Phi Sig love, Brenda ______,~8 ______1121 Fourth______St. 345-2231 517 MINIATURE SILVER Holy I-Week KRISTAL Mooney! Morton Park Apartments now SCHNAUZER DOG NAMED RHO CHIS: Meeting tonight. Congrats! Love your AGS APARTMENTS FOR RENT Two leasing for fall. 2 bedroom com HEIDI LOST ON THURSDAY Kansas______Room 7:30 p.m. Thanks.1121 Suzanne three-bedrooms for two-three stu pletely furnished, ceillng tans, P.M. - SENECA DRIVE - CALL ---=---=----==--,...,....,=-c--1/21 dents. 10 month lease, close to very nice furniture and carpet HOWARD EADS 345-4364 OR Congratulations to Brian Van WHAT DO THESE 10 MEN HAVE I EIU. Call CAMPUS RENTALS, ing. Close to campus. 10 month 345-2113. Vooren of Lambda Chi Alpha on NCOMMON: BLAIR BUSH (L.A. 345-3100 between 3-9 p.m. lease. Water, garbage, and ______.~1 being named Tri Sigma Man. RAMS); STEVE CHRISTIE cable TV Included In rent. $210 Your Brothers. (BUFFALO BILLS); BRETT :-:c------,_1/22 LOST: MALE CAT, 2 YR. OLD, ______1121 Microwave oven rental $25 for each for 2 or $160 each f6r 3. GREY TIGER STRIPE TABBY, COWNS (G. B. PACKERS); CARY Spring Semester plus $10 CONKLIN (WA. REDSKINS); 345·4508.______1125 NO COL LAR, NAMED To all my PHI SIG sisters: deposit. 820 Lincoln Street. 348- "SQUEALER". MISSING SINCE Welcome back and let's make MAR K KELSO (BA\UFFALO n 46 1056 7th Street, fully furnished 1115, AREA OF 1 OTH & this an awesome semester. BILLS); BLAKE MILLER (DETROIT ------~·517 house, 6 bedrooms, 2 bath, close BUCHANAN. CHILD'S P ET. Tracy KIONS); HENRY IBA 1508 1st St. 1 block North of to campus, 12 mo. lease. Call 1/21 (BASKETBALL HALL OF FAME); 'PLEASE CALL J. HUGHES, 348- --DA-RT--=-T=o,....u=R-N,...,.A-M=ENT:-=-:-=Se-t-23rd. O'Brien field. 10 mos lease. 6 JOE 708-n1-6365 0045 OR 581-6014. BOB CHANDLER (PRO-SPORTS bedroom house for 8 girls. Great ------'1/29 ______1125 Sign up 9 p.m. to 9:15 p.m.. Play ANNOUNCER); DAVE BARNETT furniture. $175 each. Washer & 1993-94 to end, 3 bedroom hous- LOST: CHITZU, WHITE WITH starts at 9:30 p.m. $6 per team of '(SPORTS ANNOUNCER OF d'ryer Included. Call Jan or es, 2 bedroom apartments. Close BLACK & BROWN PATCHES. two______at Hangout, 803 6th St 1122 COWBOYS AND SPURS); DOUG Charlotte. Eads Realty. 345-2113. to______campus. Call 348-5032. __,213 CALL 348-0464. GJERTSEN ('88, '92 OLYMPIC ------~·517 OLDETOWN E MANAGEMENT MEDALIST, SWIMMING)? Waddell Apts. 1 block North of Apartments & Houses available HAS APARTMENTS AVAILABLE THEY'RE Al l MEMBERS O F Krackers on 4th St. 3 bedroom for Fall '93. 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms. FOR LEASING 93-94. CALL 345- LAMBDA CHI ALPHA. JOIN A Apt. for 3 persons. Rent paid by Call for info. & appointment. 345- 0LDE. FRATERNITY OF ST RENGTH semester only. $1.35 per person. 7286, M-F, 8:30-5, Sat 9-12. AND PRESTIGE, RUSH BEGINS ______1129 ------~1121 10 mos. lease. security locked JERRY EVANS: 1rs ONLY THE MONDAY, 1/25 AT 6:00 AT THE building. Call Jan or Charlotte. Apt. for rent for polite lady. New Bulbsl New Bedsl New BEGINNING OF 1993 SO LET'S LAMBDA CHI ALPHA HOUSE, Eads Realty. 345-2113 Spring, Summer or Fall. 345- location! New Phone Number! MAKE THIS YEAR BETTER GREEK COURT. BE THER8 ______517 6760. (JAMAICAN TAN) has moved to THAN WHAT IT'S BEEN SO ______1121 Female only-on the Square. Own ______1122 410 7th St. 348-0018, M·F, 4-9, FARI BESIDES, I MISS THE Paula, Thanks for being a great room, $225 per month. Nichele 93-94 SCHOOL YEAR, ALSO Sat. 9-5. 12 sessions, 30.00 this WAY IT USED TO BEii LOVE, friend! I am glad we are room week only. Kamerer SUMMER 93. 1, 2, 3, & 4 BED ALICIA______1121 mates this semester. It will be an ROOM APARTMENTS. ALSO 1122 awesome semester! Phi Sig ~~-=------1125 JANUARY SPECIAL: 3 LATEX PHONE 345-3515 or 348-8837 HOUSES AVAILABLE. CALL B & The Men of Lambda Chi Alpha Love,______Jenise 112 1 AFTER 4:30 PM FOR INFOR K RENTALS AT 345-6621 BALLOONS ATTACHED TO would like to welcome everyone MATION ON THE FOLLOWING: (LEAVE MESSAGE IF NO SNOWMAN TIN FILLED WITH back and wish them a safe and The Daily Eastern News now (1) Furnished apartment. Five ANSWER) JOLLEY RANCHERS DELIV fun semester and good luck in accepts VISA and MasterCard for bedrooms. Washer/dryer in ERED $7.00. UP, UP AND classes. your Classified Advertising apartment. Central air. Extra AWAY, 1503 7TH STREET, 345- ______1121 needs. Call 581-2812 for more nice. Four or five occupants. (2) 9462 Get an edge on the business Information. _____ca1/19,21,25,27 Two bedroom furnished apart world! Rush Delta Sigma Pil ______ha.-00 ment. Extra nice. Washer and Indianapolis camp looking for Come "Meet the Chapter" Tues., Congratulations Mike and Liz! cool, talented and motivated col dryer. Air conditioner. Two occu Scooter and motorcycle batteries Jan. 26, 7:00, Coleman Your Alpha Gam Kld is happy for pants. lege students to work as senior Auditorium you. Luv, Frances $7.95 and up. FREE speciallsts. counselors for campers of all ______1/26 ------~1122 1519 Madison 345-6658 (VOLT) ------,----,.,....,....-=-:--1121 24 W. Buchanan. Aldo Roma ages. If you are Interested, Congratulations to lambda Chi Congratulations to Kris Cherry of caTA-517 please call Amy at 348-7851 by Apts. 1 bedroom apartments for 1 F=E=N-D_E__ R----s=T=R-A=T-O~CASTER. Alpha Brothers of the Week, Alpha Phi and Mike Hampton of Monday, Jan. 25 for an interview. Sigma Pi becoming lavallered! or 2 persons. Utilities included. 11 CREAM YELLOW. 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Philadelphia's Clarence St. Louis 19 22 WALES Tampa Bay 15 31 CONFERENCE become horror time for the Weatherspoon then hit 2 free Smythe Division Atlantic Division Miami Heat. throws with 13.6 seconds left to CONFERENCE Vancouver 28 12 W L Pct. GB Patrick Division Calgary 25 16 New York 23 14 .622 Philadelphia is the latest team tie the game at l 06 and force the w L T Pis Winnipeg 23 20 New Jersey 22 15 .595 1 to take advantage of Miami's overtime. Pittsburgh 30 12 4 64 Los Angeles 22 18 Washington 24 18 4 52 Boston 21 19 .525 3 1/2 overtime failures, with Jeff Homacek's 3-pointer gave the Edmonton 16 25 Orlando 16 16 .500 4 112 New Jersey 23 19 3 49 San Jose 6 39 Philadelphia 15 20 .429 7 Hornacek hilting a pair of crucial 76ers a 113-108 lead, and they NY Rangers 21 19 7 49 Wednesday's gam1 Washington 11 25 .306 11112 3-point baskets Wednesday night held on for their third consecu NY Islanders 20 22 5 48 Montreal 3, New Jersey Miami 10 25 .286 12 Philadelphia 17 20 7 41 Thursday's gam11 Central Division to help the 76ers to a 115-112 tive victory. Adams Division St.Louis at Detott, 6:40 Chicago 26 11 .703 • victory. Homacek scored 27 points and Montreal 29 15 5 63 Boston al Phlladelphia, 6:40 Cleveland 23 15 .605 3 1/2 Quebec 26 15 6 58 Toronto at Tampa Bay, 6: Charlotte 17 18 .486 8 The frustrated Heat have lost Hersey Hawkins 23 for Philadel Boston 25 18 3 53 San Jose at Hartford, 6:40 Indiana 18 19 .486 8 four games in a row, three in phia, which hit its first 22 free Buffalo 21 18 6 48 Ottawa al Minnesota, 7:10 Atlanta 17 19 .472 8 112 overtime, while Philadelphia has Hartford 12 30 4 28 Washington at Chicago, 7: Detroit 17 19 .472 8 1/2 throws and wound up 32 for 34 at Ottawa 4 42 3 11 Vancouver at Los Angeles, 9: Milwaukee 14 22 .389 11 lfl gone into overtime in three of its the line. WESTERN last four games, winning two. The Heat lost despite a strong CONFERENCE Philadelphia trailed 104-97 performance by point guard Three second peri Midwest Division with 47 seconds left in the fourth Steve Smith in his first game this W L Pct. GB quarter, but Hornacek and An season. Smith, who missed the Utah 24 11 .686 - drew Lang hit 3-point baskets first 34 games because of a knee San Antonio 22 13 629 2 goals carry Montre Houston 19 16 .543 5 and Miami missed 4 of 6 free injury, had 16 points. Denver 10 25 .286 14 MONTREAL(AP)-ShMp All the scoring came iD Minnesota 7 26 .212 18 Dallas 3 30 .091 20 goaltending by Patrick Roy and to-end second period · Pacific Division Barkley's actions gets three second-period goals gave Montreal outshol the Phoenix 25 8 758 - Seattle 25 10 714 1 the Montreal Canadiens a 3-2 vic 18. Shots were 37-35 o Portland 25 11 .694 1 112 tory against the New Jersey Montreal's favor. LA Lakers 19 16 .543 7 1/2 him fined, suspended Devils on Wednesday night. Roy kept the Canadi LA Clippers 19 18 .514 8 112 Golden Slate 18 19 .486 9 112 Denis Savard, Mike Keane and game through a scorel Sacramento 14 20 .412 12 NEW YORK (AP) - Charles Ohio. Kirk Muller scored goals as period in which the De · Wednesday's results Barkley's latest violation of NBA Based on his salary of $2.42 Boston 121, Atlanta 106 Montreal recorded its fifth win in edly buzzed the Montreal New York 114, Charlotte 91 rules will cost him about $40,000. million this season, Barkley will a row and the seventh in its last Zelepukin finally beat Philadelphia 115, Miami 112 (On The Phoenix Suns forward was lose about $29,500 in salary. Cleveland 123, Phoenix 119 eight games. into the second period, Portland 110. Minnesota 94 suspended for one game without Including the pay loss, he has Valeri Zelepukin and John rebound alone at the LA. Lakers and Seattle night pay by the NBA and fined been fined more than $ J 40,000 Maclean scored for the Devils, crease and scoring with Golden State and Utah night $10.000 Wednesday for vaulting since 1989. Thuractay'a games who lost their second in a row. the backhand. Chicago at New Jersey, 6:30 p.m. over a scorer's table and arguing "I made a mistake and they're The two teams meet again Only four seconds Milwaukee al Indiana, 6:30 p.m. with an official. going to suspend me for the Denver at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Friday night at New Jersey. Jersey's Claude Lemieux Detroit at Houston, 7:30 p.m. Barkley's behavior in Mon game," Barkley said. "I just have Montreal, 29-15-5, stretched its off for cross-checking, Friday's games day's 106-103 loss to the New to deal with it .... I don't think it New York At Philadelphia 7:30 p.m. Adams Division lead to five banked a rebound in Phoenix at Washington 7:30 p.m. York Knicks was criticized by warranted a suspension. But I points over Quebec, which has tender Chris Terreri 's leg Miami at Orlando 7:30 p.m. NBA vice president Rod Thom, know what they got to do. two games in hand. New Jersey Keane went down the New Jersey at Atlanta who issued the penalties. Barkley LA Lakers at Utah 8 p.m. They got to keep people com missed a chance to pull ahead of and put a wrist shot in o Charlotte at Chicago 8:30 p.m. was to miss Wednesday night's ing, so they've got lo control the the New York Rangers for sole glove at 11: 11. An off Detroit at San Antonio 8:30 p.m. game between against the image of the league. So I under Cleveland at LA Cllppers 10:30p.m. possession of third place in lhe Muller, a former Devil, Seattle at Golden State 10:30 p.m. Cleveland Cavaliers at Richfield. stand that." Patrick Division. rebound at 16:58. Sacramento at Portland 10:30 p.m. f:I I El I Eil) I Eil) 1 f:I I :Eil) I :Eil) J!obs'lc1' m Techno Night •J University Board Special Events presents: K ... ~ w/ D.J. Tucker Ill ' Pumping Out Chicago Underground Music y Y ' $2.00 Pitchers QB S $1. 00 Longnecks y ------Sat. Live - Becketts on--- Fire------Ill • • • • ,. I II I. 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Call Anytime 348.. 1479 For appoint or drop by rental office on Grant S 3:30-5:30 p .m. - M - F Tursday, January 21, 1993 11 y Panthers Hawkeyes struggle with grief "She only played two years of Frompa~e II junior varsi1y ball and one year of in her direction. She van.ity ball and she didn 'l start all over loss of player Chris Street le mention Mid of lhat," Hilke said. 's basketball play- Frazier has been label one of lhe IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) - Street. 20. died when his car thing Chris Street represented," In her la\t IV.O OUl- fa'>ter players on the learn as well as Iowa basketball players and was struck by a snow plow. then Davis said. "He was one of the 1 Wright State and lhe most free-i.-pirited player on lhe coaches slruggled with feelings by anolher car. Kimberly Vinton, grea1es1 Hawkeyes of all time.·· · • she recorded sca team. Because of her natural ability. of grief and shock Wednesday as Street's girlfriend, also was in lhe Organizers of the San Juan er highs when she she has been able to earn a starting they mourned the death of for car but managed to crawl from Shootout in Pueno Rico said lhe en points and pulled job. · in each of lhose "She has greal physcial gifts and ward Chris Street. lhe wreckage. She was in stable 1ournament will name its most she is staning 10 play with a lot Players huddled with coach condition at University Hospitals valuable player award after averaging 6.5 points more confidence," Hilke said. "She Tom Davis to try to cope wilh lhe and Oinics. Street. and 4.8 rebounds per has been starting mostly on her loss of lhe 6-foo1-8 junior, regard The acciden1 happened after Street was voted lhe MVP of . These numbers are defensive ability. " ed as lhe heart of lhe I 4lh-mnked Street and Vinton. also 20, had the 1992 tournament last month for a player who first Frazier is averaging 4.8 points Hawkeyes. left a team meal at a restaurant on after leading Iowa to the tourna a basketball in high per game and lhree rebounds per Street, lhe team's top rebound lhe northeast edge of Iowa City. ment championship. game in Mid-Con play. er and third-leading scorer. died Street was returning to campus Street, a hard-nosed 220- in a traffic accident Tuesday for a night class. pounder from Indianola, aver night. Iowa athletic officials, deluged aged 14.5 points and 9.5 "I cannot begin to describe lhe with sympalhetic telephone calls rebounds a game and wore his deep feelings of Chris Street's from across lhe nation. postponed emotions openly - scowling, · edfrom page 12 past, so there's a lot of poten 6-87 before caking teammates and coaches. We all Wednesday rught's Big Ten game making a fist. pumping his arms, tial." loved him and we all will miss with Northwestern and Sat whatever it took to fire up his job at Kem State in Mallory will leave Thursday went 10 Eastern after him very much." Davis said in a urday's game at Penn State. teammales and fans. to meet with coach Keith and statement. "Chris repre-..ented all The university has established "You remember lhe energy and there. Rhode Island administators. Island struggled last that is good abou1 the Midwest a memorial fund in Street's name exuberance in practice and "We're going to meec to get an and the state of Iowa. He was and announced that beginning games." teammate Wade Look ishingwitha 1-10 idea on how to finish up recruit llor) said he is not open. caring. hones!, loving and with this season's banque1. the ingbill said ...He wasn't lhe most ing and then we'll concemrate lived life 10 lhe fullest every day." basketball team will present an talented kid in 1he world, but be has 10 work with on our off-season program." 1here. The university and a 1oumament award co a player who "exempli nobody ou1worked him." In his Mallory said. in Puerto Rico in which Iowa fies the spirit. enthusiasm and last game. Street had 14 points going 10 be a whole Mallory's wife Kim is a teach going in," he said. played this year said awards intensity of Chris Street. .. and 8 rebounds in a 65-56 loss to er in the business department at would be named after Street. ··we want to remember every- Duke. ggled a bit last year Eastern and will move with him good success in the following the spring semester. ~-arty's COME JOIN US :gy steak w/fries $299 $1 Bottles Tonight GD & MGD Light) Candlelight Seruice for the Sanctity of Human Life 25 Others $1 6:38 p.m. on the Library Quad ite: Smothered Fries Prayer Seruice UR SEASONS 7 p.m. at Chrisitian Campus House ARDEN CENTER Parking at Wesley United Methodist Church ALL HOUSE PLANTS 50o/o OFF Fourth St. GAY MARRIAGE: 13 , A Civil Right (MEDIUM (14•)) I AUSAGE & CHEESE Craig Dean and I Patrick Gill have come PIZZA ••• TO GOI to symbolize the spirit Now at Monlcara, get a Mad. 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Dave Pena (EIU) strong 24-9 win over Southern put them down on the mat. winners for the Panthers were " He too tried to make things 134 - Jayson Querlcagrosea over Brian Klene (EIU) Illinois-Edwardsville on the road "Part of the problem may be Joe Daubauch at 142, Chris happen instead of waiting to see 142 - Joe Daubauch (EIU) 7.0 Wednesday night, but coach that we have been going from Edwards at 150, Tom Carroll at what happens. We need to do Ward (SIU·E) 150 - Chris Edwards (EIU) Ralph McCausland was not at tournament to tournament to 167, Stan Gress at 190 and Dan that as a team. We need to get Chris Balleydler au pleased with what he saw. tournament," added McCaus Briggs at heavyweight. more agressive." 158 - Darnell Thomas (EIU) "We were just not sharp. We The win moves Eastem·s dual over Chns Hruska (SIU·E) land. "Now it's a matter of get "Darnell did a great job of 167 - Tom Carroll (EIU) 3·2 weren't crisp. We didn't seem ting up for just one match and wrestling out there after falling record to 3-2 on the season, McGrath (SIU-E) like we executed the things we evidently they are having a hard behind early." said McCausland. while the Cougars fall to 0-4. 1n - Myron Fletcher (SI Rich MufTY (ElU) needed to do,'' said McCausland. time adjusting. I just don't know "He went and made things hap The Panthers return to action 190 - Stan Gress (EIU) 3-2 "We have to go out and concen why." pen and finally won one of the Saturday, traveling to the Chernich (SIU·E) HWT - Dan Bnggs (EIU) 7·2 trate on wrestling the entire The bright spot of the evening close ones. Miami-Ohio Open. Willaredt (SIU·E) Lady Panthers loo to slow down Valp By RYAN GIUSTI Associate sports editor The Eastern women's b:l',ket v ball team will travel to Valparaiso. s Ind.. to lake on the Lady Crusaders in \\hat Eastern coach ~ Barbara Hilke says will be a Eastern flllnois Vrilverslty "non-consious shoot-a-thon ... Valparaiso coach Dave Wolter. Tipoff: 7 p.m. Thursday, Valparaiso, Ind who ~pent time coaching in California. st) les hh team after Probable lineups KEVIN KILHOFFER/Assoc. photo editor Loyola-Marymount's men\ team Freshman Treni.\t! CroM elf puy.\ atre111ion durmR Wednesday's prac· P~h pfa>er ~ r ppg rpg P~ pla~er yr which used a run and gun offense. G Michelle Ru st:lf SO; lice in Lant: Gym. while Violet Wlander stands by. G Nick} Polka So 7.f 3.S So far it has meant a 6-6 0\ erall G Kenya Green Fr 4.B S.O G Debbie Bolen Sr record and a 2-1 Mid-Continent C Shencl Brown Sr l3.4 8.9 C. CJme (:"O!'Sman Fr Conference mark for the Lady .F IOume hazier Fr 4.3 3.0 F Shan Toolk~ Jr Crusaders The)' are currently in f Violet Waldner Fr 3.2 2.1 F Cheryl V. 1lbrandtSr the top 10 m scoring in the nation. averaging 85.8 points per game. inch guard. is dubbed as an All averaging I 0 points a The Valpo style of play bas Arnencan candidate by Wolter. leads the league with 4 Hilke a Lillie concerned. She is currently fourth in the con three-point field goal "If you come down and play ference in scoring. averaging 17.9 (29-69). their style of game, their going to points a game and is second in Eastern will go with beat you because they are beller at assists with a 5.1 average. lineup it used against it than you are," said Hilke of the Wilbrandt provides strong sup Illinois. ln that game Lady Crusaders who average 9.2 port from the forward position. Panthers trailed the H seconds per posses ion. "They She is among the league leaders two points at the half practice it and are good at it." in scoring with a 14.7 average and ing 85-58. Hilke added that she will not try leads the team with eight That lineup features to match the Valpo tempo. rebounds per game. Violet Waldner, who "We don't want to be in a run Eastern (J-11, 0-4) will have to career high 13 points and gun game," she said. "They keep an eye on the other three Northern, and senior have two or three very good starters, all of whom average Sherie! Brown who is three-point shooters and 1wo or more than nine points per game. league leaders in rebo three other kids that can go out Junior forward Shari Toelke is "I was pleased with there and shoot the three-pointer averaging 11.2 points per game of starters we used occassionally well." and freshman center Carrie Northern," said Hilke The Lady Crusaders, who are Forsman is averaging 9.3 points used nine different line tied for third in the Mid-Con. are per game. Sophomore guard Lady Panthers' 12 g Jed by their two senior captains Michelle Russell has stepped in searching for someone KEVIN KILHOFFER/Assoc. photo editor Debbie Bolen and Cheryl and become one of the Mid-Con's give us a good start and Tourrie Frazier concentrates on shooting a free throw during a Wilbrandt. Bolen, a 5-foot 10- top three-point shooters. She is all gave us a good start." recent practice at Lant: Gym. Crowell, Frazier look Football coach leaves Easte By RYAN GIUSTI an assistant under Bill Mallory, Mike's Associate sports editor Indiana University. for success at Eastern "I've known him since I was 10 or 11, By KEITH FARROLL op into outstanding players. Eastern football's linebacker coach Mike Mallory Mallory said. "He had talked to me bef Sports editor "These are not your refined will not return to the sidelines for the Panthers next this if something like this came up." type of players (out of East St. season. Mallory took the job as defensive cooridina Eastern coach Bob Spoo said he has not When Eastern coach Barbara Louis Lincoln)," Hilke said of tor at the University of Rhode Island, a Division 1- an active search yet for a replacement. Hilke goes out on recruting trips the school that has represented AA school in the Yankee Conference. "He was an excellent coach," Spoo s · looking for potential prospects, the southern part of Illinois at the "It's an excellent opportunity for me. Something comes from a great football background and there is a certain criteria in which State tournament for the past like this doesn't happen every day," Mallory said. she looks for in the players. knowledgable." three years. "These are kids that "When I was offered the position, it was something One of the main criteria she you have to look at and project. Mallory, who has been with Eastern si found in freshmen Trenise They have nice goals and I had to think about for a while. I've had a great was an All-Big Ten linebacker at the Uni¥ Crowell and Tourrie Frazier, who tremendous aspirations." experience here at Eastern and I didn't want to leave Michigan. As a player at Michigan, he are both out of East St. Louis For Crowell, who has been a it juM for anything." Rose Bowl, Sugar Bowl, Fiesta Bowl and Lincoln High School, was that spot starter, the notority has Mallory. 30, was offered the job by Rhode Bowl. He was a graduate assistant for his f they both had potential to devel- "°Continued to page 11 Island's new head coach Floyd Keith. who served as • Continued to page lJ