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James R. Thompson's plan to e education b-udget stagnant for would hurt programs that are to advance the enrollment and n of minorities. rity programs will be hurt too," cqueline 'Atkins, chair of the Joint Committee on Minority t Achievement. ed no specific programs that have the biggest impact on students. . such as "loan forgiveness" not talked about specifically, said, but it is a concept that has nsidered in the past by the joint 'ttee, which is made up of s of the IllinoisBoard of Higher tion and the Illinois State Board tion. forgiveness is a program that a student to take out a loan to college and work in a specific When the student graduates and to the field, the loan doesn't be repaid. as an oral presentation giving an
· w of what's been happening," · Knauer of the Illinois Board er Education. "Nothing specific ed about." pson said he plans to propose to J $2.7 ROBB NTGOMERY I a photoorapher neral Assembly a billion MO St ff _ t for elementary and secondary tion and a $1.3 billion dollar Fill'er up Gary Rachford, a junior marketing major, inflates a balloon "Students Agaihst Multiple Sclerosis" balloon launch which was tfor higher education. with helium Wednesday afternoon in the University Union. held Wednesday on the South Quad. educators have said the impact Many students were hard at work raising money for the a budget would be several cuts ams unless a tax hike is passed. e meeting dealt with the cuts and the cuts we are going to Professor quits for budget reasons Knauer said. By MATT HORTENSTINE Eastern President Stan Rives has the time comes for actual Staff writer '' warned that Eastern would "lose good endations, a formal report will After nine years of pulling in I doubt if Eastern could people and diminish the quality of , which should be in about one thousands of dollars in federal and put together a package education the institution provides" if months, she said. private grants, chemistry associate an adequate funding increase didn't final draft will be issued to the professor Russell Carlson will leave that could match the pass for fiscal year 1989. Board of Higher Education, the Eastern to continue his nationally University of Georgia. It Indicating his agreement, Carlson te president, and the com renowned research at the University of said that it is important forinstructors at large, Atkins said. Georgia. is simply a larger school to carry on research to keep the ex proposal also entails an alternate Because of the budget situation at and has more technical citement of learning in their lives, and that will increase taxes, tuition Eastern, Carlson said that it would be instrumentation that is thus not allowing themselves to get "in . However, there will be no in his best interest to continue his a rut." in faculty salaries, which may research at Georgia. needed to do the kind of However, Carlson added that Eastern ina loss in faculty, Knauer said. ''I doubt if Eastern could put together research that I'm involved does provide adequate facilities for out these increases the budget a package that could match the in. undergraduate students to learn the ve to be cut, and the impact of University of Georgia," said Carlson. essential techniques of chemistry. budget cuts will affect the ''It is simply a larger school and has -Russ�ll Carlson Chemistry Chair Robert Jordan had 'onal process "measurably," more technical instrumentation that is Associate professor, no comment on the issue. said. needed to do the kind of research that Carlson is involved in researching I'm involved in." Chemistry carbohydrates and how their cellular The University of Georgia is about immunity systems work in plant life. the size of the University of Illinois at ------'' Carlson received his Ph.D. from the Champaign. more high-technology equipment will University of Colorado and was em Carlson said that because of the be available and his salary will be ployeed at Monsanto Corp. until 1979 obvious size differences in the schools, higher. when he came to Eastern. Rives to sample student life News takes a By CRAIG EDWARDS to take place either February 16 or 18. Staff writer The lottery, held to support Big break Friday Coleman Hall might seem like a long Brothers/Big Sisters of Coles County, walk from Old Main on a cold winter took place at midnight Tuesday at Ted's The Daily Eastern News will day and Eastern President Stan Rives WarehOuse, 102 N. 6th St. not be published Friday in ac will find out just how long it is when he Rives, who will leave his office in Old cordance with Eastern Illinois trades places for a day with a freshman Main and attend classes for the first University's observance of the pre-business major. ·time since he completed the doctorate birthdays of Abraham Lincoln ntine's Day related stories, Steve Knight, a freshman pre program at Northwestern University in and George Washington. proclamations of love and business major from Pekin, won the 1958, said he is looking forward to the Although, regularly published ion listings may make for an ' opportunity to trade place with switch. every Friday, On the mixture of weekend Verge of the President Rives for a day in a lottery "It will give me a chance to see the Weekend is being published in material, but they are all a sponsored by Sigma Nu fraternity and university from the students' Thursday's edition. Thursday's per On the Verge of Sigma Kappa sorority. spective," Rives said. ''That's an op The News will resume supplement. kena Tim Taylor, president of Sigma Nu publication Monday. See section B (See RIVES, page 7) fraternity, said the switch is scheduled 2A The Dally Easter& !Associated Press Coalition opens drive to in.crease 1 State/NatlonlWorld taxes to fu.nd·public universities
Harassment victim to return to job hurt badly by the state's failure personal income tax SPRINGFIELD-A former state Corrections Depart to increase funding in proportion provide more education ment spokeswoman who successfully argued that she was to rising costs. That problem was but its members fired for complaining about sexual harassment said exacerbated by last summer's declined to specify the $53 Wednesday she's ready to go back to work for the man she million cut in higher such an increase. accused of harassing her. education support, they said. ''Whether it's one-half Lynda Savage won a major round in a four-year legal "We are now starting to pay 1 percent or 1.5 percent, dispute earlier this week when the state Human Rights the price of a decade and a half of ready to commit to," V Commission ordered the Corrections Department to pay neglect," said Mitch Vogel, ''We should let the her more than $130,000 and reinstate her in her former president of the Universities determine the solution." job. Council of the Illinois Federation Leaders of the coalition, "I don't think it's going to be easy," Savage said. ''It's of Teachers. also includes the Illinois certainly not the ideal to return a victim to the harassing "Education cuts are not only Association and the work place, especially when they don't seem to admit they felt immediately, but long after Federation of State, Co were harassing me. But that's my plan." the cuts are implemented, serious Municipal Employees, · The commission's ruling, issued Monday, said that ramifications continue to will launch a petition Savage was sexually harassed while working for the develop," he said. support of a tax inc Corrections Department, The coalition endorsed an stage a rally April 13 increase in the state's 2.5 percent Capitol to lobby lawmak Lawyer-Richie Flower 11th Shop St. and Lincoln Ave. (3 blocks East of Old Main} Valentine's Day Flowers Free Delivery �-- •Plants, Balloons, Roses, Carnations 345-1057 t: __ � •Order now for delivery on Friday, Saturday, or Sunday The Greenhouse 1514 1/2 lOthSt. *we wire flowers 345-6108 *Teleflo All Night special � ------coupo - - - - -, FREE Small Pizza...... n . . .- .3. -.95 . plus tax I DELIVERY IMedium Pizza...... 4.95 plus tax ILarge Pizza. plus tax I NI 5.95 KEL ...... BEEK until ·11 1 Item Thin Crust I I : Not valid Expires : . Also: BUD LIGHT I - LI1TLE I with any other offe 2/29/88 KIN r ______L ._____ .Coupon .J - 7 oz. Special 1600 LINCOLN 345-3400 .. r.-...... �------,,,. 3 for $1.25 ROD Stearns PRINTING & PHOTO PLAK E.L. KRACKEKS
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''We get 30-50 Boyle said the alarm was allegedly alarm sounded, and the" suspect was (alarms) a semester, but not all are e trucks and police were pulled by Burk. nownere in sight, witnesses said. malicious." tched to fight a fire at Douglas "I'm guilty (of pulling the alarm)," Chief Tom Larson of the Campus "Many people don't realize that false Friday night only to find that it Burk, a freshman, said Wednesday Police said that a Douglas resident will alarms are a felony and could get you ;.. a false alarm set by Douglas Hall afternoon. be charged with breaking section 2 up to three years in prison and a fine."· ent Brian Burk. According to the campus police (pulling a false alarm) of the disoderly . Charleston Fire Chief Tom Watson lice and fire departments report Burk had just left his friends' ·conduct code· and will be issued· a said that although he has no specific nded to the alarm at 9:10 p.m., room and decided to "just pull it." summons to appear in Coles County figures about the cost to the com building· was evacuatea and a Investigating police said that four Circuit Court Feb. 29. The suspect" will munity of a false alarm, he said it was for the fire began. After a shprt people had witnessed a young male also be called to appear before the quite hign. no fire was found, but it was between 5'1"-5'2" standing near the -Judicial Board. "Everytime the fire department vered that an alarm had been alarm just minutes before it went off. However, Larson would not disclose answers an alarm we send four pieces in the southwest basement of One witness said that when the suspect Burk's name. of very expensive equipment and 10 las Hall. saw people in the hall he ducked into Larson said that prank alarms are � men," Watson said. qond lobbying effort scheduled for April 1 3 ln other business, the six replacement senators were named to second "Day of Action" is being fill the vacant seats in the senate. Tom ed for April 13, Board of Green, Kelly Hardin, and Ken vernor's Representative Mike Thompson were selected to the Off rdan said Wednesday night's Campus positions, while Kim dent Senate meeting. Nylander, Lorinda Browning, a_nd e "Day of Action" is a student William Golden were named to the At Y. effort by colleges to influence Large posts. legislators to allocate more funds � These positions were created by the higher education. resignations of John Cosenza, Lori Executive Vice President Trish Lockman, Mitch Newman, Terry Pitts. baum returned from a trip to and Laurel Beasley. The sixth opening · gfield where she attended a was created when Senate Speaker ois Student Association pre,ss Denise Wasetis was retained to her post erence. after being re-elected senator in 'e said.Illinoisis ranked 4 7th out of November. states in state funding for higher One opening remains, created by the cation. resignation of senator Bob Kelly last The "Day of Action" will be "similar week. first semester 'Day of Action' · the A bill,,sponsored by TinrTaylor, was don Oct. 21," Riordan said. approved- by senate proposing man said in addjtion to the planning of He datory office hours daily for teachers "Day," that "we're (Eastern) doing a , during finals week. on our own." ROBB MO . . . . NTGOMERY I S!aff photographAr A resolution, also sponsored Exe u 1ve Vice President usbau . by Representati_ves of Eastern have been � � Tnsh N m 1ves a report on the lmno s Student .. Taylor � · n e"-=�n . . � � requt; J,i g mor ts � · to Springfield, like.Nusbaum on Assoc1at1on press conferenc held 1n Spnngf1eld :rues ay. N us a said tern . , g � d b um Eas ' . added to. Cele ration weekend to g,et ednesday, to provide information ranked 4 7th out of 50 states 1n funding. ·· · t ., stu1lent8-1nv6I�a\\'at '° coordinate efforts between the five trISti"nWro�etrby He plans to do this by getting a list of that "they would just have to address senate. . schools, Riordan said. each student's congressional district and sign," Riordan. � Celebration weekend is an annual Plans to prepare Eastern for the from Daniel Thornburgh, director of· This is to provide "access for student event._sponsored by the, College of Fine y" include the need to "educate University Relations. to contact their legislator," Riordan Arts. This year it is scheduled for April dents) who their legislator is," Through the list, students would then said. 29-May 1. rdan said. be asked to send preprinted postcards .. niversity Democratic presider:1treviews 1·owa caucus Mo., took first place honors different areas, issues are people already leaning toward said Simon did "very well." She with 27 percent of the vote discussed and delegates for Simon. noted the March 15 Illinois illing temperatures and after 65 percent of the each candidate are elected. The Teachers, due to Simon's primary is "very well · g snow could not stop precincts had been counted. candidate with the most educational stance, and senior organized."· Eastern Students for Simon had 25 percent of the delegates wins. citizens are main targets for Cosenza said Dukakis should ocratic presidential vote and Dukakis 21 percent. This is the first of four steps. this type of canvassing, be consii;lered the front runner ful Paul Simon from "Simon ended up right where The delegates picked at the Cosenza said. because he finished a strong · g Iowans out to the he should be," Cosenza said. caucuses are then sent to the The Des Moines Register thirdand focus now switches t& uses. "G ephardt had his county conventio�s. At the reported that Simon has the the East and New Hamshire, stern students made a big · organization the longest time county conventions, delegates support of an organization of which neighbors Dukakis' on the Clinton (Iowa) (in Iowa)," Cossenza said. are picked to the state con Social Security "notch babies." · home state Massachusetts. , k of ' unity," said University "When he gets to the vention, where the final 58 This is an endorsement of the Cosenza- said' the Eastern' ocrats President John primaries, he won't do as well." delegates to the Democratic Iowa Committee to Correct contingent did get to see Simon nza, who noted the Due to his finish in the National Convention are Inequities in Social Security at a rally in Davenport on ents canvassed in that caucus, Cosenza said, Simon's chosen. and Medicare. Sunday night. _ . Cosenza said he was message "will be heard." Cosenza said he was in "Notch babies" are people The Black Hawk Hotel, as ed th the ac The caucus procedure is charge of a canvas crew (door born from 1917 to 1921, who where the rally was located, w.i · plishments of the students. different than primary voting. to-door) that "picked-up 80 get smaller Social Security was "packed wall-to-wall," he · on ,D-Ill., outdueled Caucuses are gatherings of supporters." payments than others born noted. chusetts Gov. Michael people at designated precinct The type of canvassing either before or after them. vean Styx, an Eastern · s for seconq place in the areas (for example churches Cosenza said he did is called Betsy Moran, who works at student who went on the trip, day caucus. and gyms). Supporters of each target canvassing. This in the Illinois Simon said that the focus now for the p. Richard Gephardt ,D- candidate are assembled in volves soliciting the support of headquarters in Rock Island, Students fo!' 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Valid onlt coupoo J*1icipeti119 vdlid the I toupon I I I I with at Little Caesars. Nol I through Nor vahd wtth arr.; other offer. une coupon per custo.ilr.1 wott1 • 'rt o It seems as though some ridiculous. people are born with chemical Why would anyone call for a recall election imbalances which inhibit their governor who is as popular as he himself purports? Opi'1ion ability to notice what's going on That's a hard one to figure out, but that's not around them average person's place to judge. Even though Their world seems as though average people elected him, they should not j it's collapsing. around them and him. they pretend it isn't happening. He was indicted on charges of excepting i There is no greater example of campaign contributions. Mecham says he wiU this than Evan Mecham, in vindicated. dicted, impeached, object of The question is who will avenge him? recall and generally disliked Larry The Arizona Republican party, of which he Editorial Steve Smith governor of Arizona. Actually he member, has called for his resignation. He h s Smith a Board News editor isn't serving as governor right the same view that the people will vindicate him. Larry Smith Chrystal Philpott now, because he's on trial in the •••••••• It is highly unusual for members of a political p Associate news editor Editor in chief Arizona State Senate. call for the resignation of its highest elected me Julie Lewis Amy Carr But, that doesn't really matter because he hasn't But it doesn't seem to phase him. Managing editor Editorial page editor done anything wrong. Everyone else is at fault. Yet, the people are the ones who are trying to His opposition probably started when he declared him with the recall vote in May. They apparently are The Dally Eastern News Martin Luther King Jr.'s Arizona holiday un up with his administration. constitutional. He simply got rid of it. But he didn't do It is rare for someone to have to fight off so Thursday, February t t, t 988 anything wrong. people who want to see him ousted. In fact, wh He has had repeated confrontations with reporters, the last time someone was impeached, indicted which is not unusual. But his confrontations have been made to participate in a recall all in the span of • on the level of a 5-year-olds. month. Mecham believes the paper is out to get him and the This whole disturbing affair reminds me of an epi Low education people support him in his battle against the press. He of Monty Python's Flying Circus. In the episode seems to believe the old cliche, "If you don't like the certified public accountant goes through his message, kill the messenger.'' without noticing things like his wife having an affair The paper he is battling against, The Arizona two men, his neighbor being murdered by tribal w fundingwill Republic, is traditionally a very conservative paper and Frankenstein's monster killing people on the bus is considered, by many, one of the best in the country. and a topless woman in a magazine shop. Why would they be holding a personal vendetta against Very similar to what Evan Mecham is experienci him? But then Python i� make-believe and Mecham is hurt lllih6is There is a grassroots-movement to have a recall of life, of course, "that's something completely differ his election. But, he feels confident that he will win. -Larry Smith is editor in chief and a regular colu Illinois could face a- decrease in its overall Everyone else who believes he won't is merely being for The Daily Eastern News. student enrollment if Gov. James R. Thompson's planned proposal for next year's education budget is passed by the General Assembly. As Illinois becorries less attractive in regard to higher education, Illinois students might " very welJ decide to Editorial attend out-of-state in stitutions. In the same sense,- out-of-state students that would have come to Illinois might reconsider. Rising tuition isn't the only reason students might be repelled, as other areas that are cut could include Ji.braries ar:id teaching facilities. If the students can't get the books and equipment required for learning in Illinois, Watch where talk, it could c st they can always cross the border. you o you The same would apply if the size of the While walking across sheets nudge another in the ribs and say, "Hey Phil, let's j faculty was cut. of ice on campus recently, a up their tuition again. Want to?" classmate turned to me and Thompson's proposal would affect all levels This statement makes them all laugh so hard that t grumbled, "You'd think they of education by stifling the already low 'Twister' game is ruined from deans and presidents could at least put some salt various administrators caving in on budgets that were imposed this past year. top of each other down on these sidewalks." the game mat. Eastern's budget this year is percent 4.2 Immediately, I covered his They laugh well on into the night, ordering pizzas less than it was last year. If the inflation factor mouth with my hand and pulled kicking new tuition figures around until one of th - is considered, th.e percentage of the him around a corner. "Shhhh," I finally says, "C'mon, stop, my gut can't take anymore; decrease is even greater. said, "they'll hear you." Let's close at $96 per student before one of '.'Who'll hear me?" he asked, herniates a disk. Okay fellas?" All agree, and th Thompson proposed bill on . for $2. 7 ! /'And get your crummy mitts.off carpool it home. secondary and elementary education. ·, �n ci . ·me.'' The next day a meeting 1s scheduled, at wh· billion $1.3 for higher education. Thtt llli{fois/·-- ::The h igher-ups whe run this delegates of every Illinois college will be in attendance Board of Higher Education requested a 1'6. 7 place," I replied, "that's all they It becomes roughly the size of the Live-Aid concert percent increase. If the increase . is not need is to hear you belly-�ch� about ice h�zards the tough decision of which caterer to hire is a f . d here, and they II spnng into bureaucratic ac- point. granted, other programs �ill have to b� cu . ���� � � At the meeting, everyone stands Probably the most obvious alternative IS a around and agr He didn't know what 1 meant· so after he wrestled out that it would be fn the best monetary interest tax hike, preferably one that raises taxes for of of the headlock I had him in, I xplained the "Theory of colleges involved if everyone unnecessarily rai businesses and individuals alike. But, this is Tuition Increases.'' � tuition, once again, for no good reason. Much hea an election year-a time when congressmen If you're not aware of it, tuit o� at Eastern recently nodding ensues, and the meeting 1s called to order. os b $96 per semester. This! 1s good news for the traditionally are reluctant to raise taxes. � � � In no time, the proposal is voted up and then many . . 1nst1tut1on and of course, bad news for the students, Thompson said there IS no other way to thousands of margaritas are served to the raucous especially since available financial aid dwindles an- cheers of the deliriously happy administrators. The fund education except a tax hike. By not nually. bureaucratic end of it takes a mere 1 5 minutes, so that requesting a tax hike in his proposal, The increase is an answer to Gov. Thompson's $60 the next three hours can be spent drinking and playing Thompson has implied he is not even con- million budget cut for higher education. Or is it? Hackey-Sack. sidering more funding for education. Oh, I know that the University Accountant can Ultimately, as it's been since the pilgrims landed, t produce mountains of paperwork, which cites baffling Annual Fall Tuition Hike is honored and $96 is E s tern P res1·d e n t St an R'ives h a Sal'd 1'f we tacked � . � fiscal reasons it occurs, but who really understands it? on to our fall fees. Administrators don t get a tax increase, we will have to gather together fora Maybe they justify the increases by presenting us Thanksgiving feast, and there is much rejoicing consider another tuition hike, and having with a maze of economic equations, knowing that most Of course, the $96 sum is subject to fluctuation from been dealt · a tuition increase last of us couldn't solve for 'x' to save our lives. As a $96 year to year, in 'direct correlation to institutional need semester by the Board of Governors, Eastern journalism major, I have etter success solving math and George Steinbrenners' mood swings. Currently, problems whe 1 use a OuiJa? board. students are not ready for another. Besides ' � institutional need hinges on a doomed tax hike i. So, to provide an understandable reason for the the students should not ha e to take up. the proposal and George is crabby, so prepare for another . � . increases, I researched to the highest level and came increase in the fall slack every time the budget IS 1n trouble. away with the "Theory of Tuition Increases.'' Okay-so So there you have it. Triggered by a casual com Rives doesn't believe a tax increase is 1 made it up. plaint, the · process rolls along and results in a tuition certain nor does he believe it won't be Even as you read this, groups of college ad- increase. It's inevitable. passe merely because this is an election ministrators are hanging around in each others offices. Do us all a favor. The next time you gripe, make sure d playing 'Twister' in suits and ties, and eating year; however, we believe otherwise. ���:'�� it's a safe distance from the ears of the people in . i . power. My wallet 1s still sore from last semester. We hope the will T r General Assembly prove h ough an open window, they'll overhear a com- -Gary Larsen is a staff writer for The Daily Eastern w o us r ng . plaining student wander by, and then one will grin, News. f/E.Y·, 7<.ENALDO•• ••• WHAT A'RE lct>u LISfENIN& TD? I /SQUEEZE- - -r Letters and columns represent the views of the authors The D•lly £•stern News Thursday,February t t, t 988 f' I.A.IN()_. rJ�E '/Ofl (i,Ol116 TO {) V07E role. P!fESl/JfNT T/11$ Y£19,e? IL // . \ WHY #OT? 1 · r/I c $ f • -'1 #0 11 . ··� ., :- #] - ,. a..E Pl� FtJ� JE,u, 1lW Plel:S' � HE . aE. !'.tea � y(l(J, _·F1vE Pt«:.a Rte ,fl/E ... ,.. \---...... ------::------ �' ', ' l ¥ -- £4,e,c(VrFS I *) I POTPOU.RRI �- SWEAT P4N'TS f&JUEP VP TlJ /:Nll$" � � i;owtJ O'.>TTIIN � � -""""""'� fi:E£Bo� 6A Vie aver saystaxi nG�ease FIND YOUR is ne�es sary for education HEART'S DELIGHT By CRAIG EDWARDS ·ding when Gov. James R. "I don't like property tax. I'd Staff writer Thompson announced his like to see us get rid of it," AT HALLMARK! State Rep. Mike Weaver, R· recommendation of $2.7 billion Weaver said, supporting a Charleston, says there's only for secondary and elementary reduction in property tax to Clever boxer shorts, sweatshirts, T-shirts one answer to finding the education and $1.3. billion for accompany an income tax and other fun gifts. necessary funding needed for higher education, the same as increase for education funding. education in Illinois. this year, at a Illinois Board of "With so many people not The answer, although Higher Education meeting Feb. doing well economically, Weaver hates to admit it, is a 2. Thomas Layzell, Board property taxes are hard to tax increase. of Governors chancellor, has pay," Weaver said, adding that "I hate voting for a tax in· said his main objective is to the funds needed for education crease, but when the money is convince the General Assembly could be raised through an needed it has to be done," to support a tax increase for income tax increase, which Weaver said in a telephone education. would affect only the taxpayers interview from Springfield However, Weaver said who are able to pay. Wednesday. . passing a tax increase will be However, Weaver said some Weaver was in Charleston difficult, especially since this is administrators complain that if Valentine's Day is Tuesday to meet with Eastern an election year. "The income would go down, so Sunday, Feb. 14. President Stan Rives, the represenatives simply won't would funding. "But a tax president of Lakeland .College vote against their conJ increase seems to be the only in Mattoon and other stituents," he said. answer," he said. elementary and high school_ Weaver also said it is still too "It used to be easy to get administrators. . - early to tell what kind of a tax money from other parts of the Judy's Hallmark a" Mon.-Sat. "We had good discussion," increase will be proposed to government," Weaver said, Shop Weaver said, adding that Rives generate fun.Q.i ng for adding that it can't be done 9-9 West Park Plaza others made a good education .."What I'm hearing anymore because so m·any bills Sun. and the . 348-5473 case for their financial con··· s.ome support for is an income requiring state funding have 12-5 cerns. tax increase," he said, adding been postponed. "We have a State educators first became that he is against any increases real problem in Illinois," he concerned about future fun· in property tax. said. �,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,' U-Store Warehouse ' ,. - , ' ·1 U·STORE - ..,... � . • �� ' ...._,� i I WAR ous - � ' �-- ' ,_ ' ' � INDIVIDUAL ROOMS �· ' "You Car.i:y The4Cey" ' � Charleston, Illinois 61920 ' ' Behind Rex 'n' Don's Warehouse , ' South Route 130 � ' Ph: 345-3334 Night Ph.: 345-5850 ' � DUil& Mary Thomason-Owners \ ' ,,,,�,, '' ,,,, '��''''''''''''''� ' ' , , � � - 0 n��r11�:E. -RS � .., � .. ' J;> ...... � TWIST-�"'-.. � ' ' "/"" 'f � ' ' � DINNER SPECIALS. � � Tuesday-Friday ' � Night � ' $4.15 Special � � SUNDAY NIGHT � � All You Can Eat � � Buffet ' ' ONLY $5.39 � � ·' , ', ,,,,,, , ,,,,,,,, , � Promotionfrom within is policyat Hills. For per· HowTo GetIn • ..When You Get Out fonners, meanscareer opportunities .. Opportu that . Contactyour plac ement officefor. inleriiew Khetl uJ.. witha nities growing discount arrangea one our. .... chainof 151 ing, andwe11 mee withting of · department storesspanning mid-Atlantics tates. 13 PersonnelRepresentatives. ='lr __ , , , __ 4th & Linccln PONDEROSA Two Large PIZZAS Sweethearts Special Fe bruary 12th thru Fe bruary 14th & Qt. of COKE Yo ur Choice ,$1 1.64 , Sirloin Tips Dinner · or for $399 plus tax Broiled Chicken Breast Dinners include choice of pota to, salad buffe t with soup & chili 345-2844 & sundae and dessert bar .. Free Refills on all Ponderosa 244 Richmond Ave. E. SIGMA ·CHI [a Ma ttoon, II 61938 WOULD LIKE TO PRESENT THEIRNE W SPRING INmATES: �.+O< .. ric Soneson Ray Lyons m Rigby Eric Carpen ter To m Ok sas ony Wa llace Dan Im burgia ve Kelly Jim Spaniol Sondag reg Bruce Bertsch Swain I Doug Grenier e Expir g Booth ges 212 1 /88 Ill ]on Gajewski m )ackson ferry Clark ott Queen Kyle Schaumburg ike Ha wking jerry Brown ad Wolter Tony Robertson ONGRATULATIONSI SA Thursday, February 11, 1988 E�stern to hold keyboard clinic SIGMA CHI By TEGAN WARD master class for piano teachers keyboard text, numerous Staff writer and piano students alike. articles, a television series and - PROUDLY PRESENTS ITS Eastem's music department Duckworth, a professor at a film on graduate instruction. will host the annual keyboard the University of Colorado at Piano teachers within a 50 or clinic at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in Boulder, has made con - 60 mile radius were invited to ALPHA OMICRON the Fines ArtsBuilding. tributions to the field of piano attend and bring students, said Guy Duckworth, piano in instruction for more than three Associate Music Professor PLEDGE CLASS: structor and author, will decades, including a teaching Karen Sanders. present a workshop as well as a series for children, a college David Bonifield Charlie Gilmore CAA will consider new courses JeffBr inegar John Metzger The Council on Academic one in business education and informational systems. Jon Bristow Chris Kratz Affairs has a full agenda on its another in data processing. The council will also consider Andy Caselli Craig Hansen hands when it meets at 2 p.m. Business Education 2510 will major and minor requirements Thursday in the Union be a course geared to business for the Lumpkin College of Brian C hurc hey Matt Meyers addition Arcola-Tuscola Room, majors and focuses on com Business. council member Ellen Keiter puter systems and Robbie Fish JeffRed ick In addition, changes the said Wednesday. microcomputer applications. in college of business admissions The council will first con - Data processing 2175 will Todd Gates Jim Wittman policy will be considered. sider two new course proposals, concentrate on management J: Maui Tropical Schnapps �J: Mother's . J: Nite J: (Drawing for t-shirts, hats prizes) J: & J: J: (100% cotton) J: J: J: J: J: *Shot 75 C J: J: * Ma ui Wo wie 00 J: $1. J: J: J: J: J: J: J: . pitchers of Miller or Lite J: $2.50 � Also: All Longnecks only J: $1.00 J: (Bud, Bud Light, Miller Genuine Draft) J: Wine Coolers (Miller.and Lite) $1.25 �J: EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY BOARD PRESENTS PADRE with Campus Marketing YOUR BEST DEAL TO SOUTH PADRE ISLAND $1YOU DRIVE (TO THE65 PARTY) WE$2 DRIVE (THE PARTY56STARTS HERE) INCLUDES: • W()uria trip motor COOC'"· trorisoortat.or. to beaut1tu1 S out" Pr:JljreIsland Tell'OS 'WE DRIVE Packages Only) We 1;se nothing out modern h1ghl/l/f'J·y coaches • Eig�t Padre dovs/se·1en endless nights ot one of our �1c1t1ng cor.dom1n1ums or hotels locf'Jtedright on South t.¥-idre lsl0r.f"j • FREE 0001 aeck P"lrt·e� t lro11e1 represer1tofives .t • ti:. 1r,o;u1c o smooth tnp and a goOd ttme Sunday, March 6, 8:00 PM • A fa,(es arv.t tips { SPEND A WEEK - NOT A FORTUNE . Lantz Gym, Eastern Ill. University FORFU RTHER INFORMATION ANDSIGN UP "Playing their hit songs like "853-5937", "Hour Glass", "Black Coffee In Bed" and ma ny others CALL TY TICKETS ON SALE NOW AT: GREFFIN University Union Ticket Office (Mon.-FrL 9AM-3PM) or a t VIS4 345-6806 Mr. Music, Cross County Mall 1111 i n Mattoon UNIVU•81TY 80A"O *Daytona also available at RESERVED SEATING '900 $129 you drive $199 we drive. Sponsored by Campus Morkefing 11" 1ffl u< 11. w--�1w,,,�,.. ,.,,N<�11r.1 ,()1,.,., � " ' � .. • • � • lo' • ' " ., � Dally Eastern News Thursday, February 1 1 , 1 988 b�� LA ROMfi'SPIZZA >-� $2.00 OFF -r.;';;��yo KABI BBllYCiBR �:i� EVEN THOUGH THE YEAR Medium, Large, or X-Large Pizza HAS ENDED LIMIT ONE PER PIZZA YOU WILL ALWAYS BE OUR FA ST FREE DELIVER Y OPEN AT 11 AM EVERYDAY DELTA TAU DELTA AND SWEETHEART · a · 4 PM ON SUN DAY lJf ' • . 345-1 345 · Cu! --- 636 W. Lincoln ----- Congratulates their sisters on . excellence during the fall semester � � Sigma Pi proudly presents Dawn Bukes Debbie Hennig Jennifer Birchler their Spring 1988 Christine Callahan Sherry Higgins Sharolyn Everett Julie Ceilinski Marci Klenn Tracy Faldes pledge class Greta Cocagne Maureen Klug Dawn Gannaway Kari Ebinger Lori Lesniak Heather Hom Julie Edwards Kristy Peters Lynn Johnson Mary Feightinger Katy Sailer Stephanie Kano Chris Gabel Kendell Schwab Allison Riordan · Carolyn Guiditis Kathy Thompson Debbie Woodnicki � Michal Smith GREAT JOB! Ron Diepholz Jim Russell John Frankion John Sengstock Jon Mankos Steve Tamburrino John McMahon Mike, Turek Brian Witt ElASRIN®R OBBINS . 1 Ways To Say I Love Yo u FOR THAT SPECIAL VALENTINE ge Heart of Cake & Ice Cream Only $ IO. 7 5 with this ad. reg. or 12.25 Amy Trish Mini Heart allIce Cream 348-0335 Only $4.99 Call Anytime ORDER YOURS TODAY BASKIN ROBBINS 6311- W. Lincoln A ¥e. West Park Plaza_ arleston, IL. 61920 Phone 345-333 1 Th u.rsday' s, • • Report errors immediately at 581-2812. A correr.t ad will appear in the next edition. Unless notified, we cannot be responsible for an incorrect ad after its first insertion. Deadline 2 p.m. previous day. 10A ebruary 11, 1988 Class• f I ed ads [B'Se rvices Offered [B'Rides/Riders [B'For Rent [B'Lost/Found [B'A nnouncements [B'A nnouncem "MY SECRETARY" RESUME NEED RIDE TO N.l.U. FOR Nice 1, 2, & 3 bedroom, Payge Lightsey: Come pick up MIKE SCHUBERT: Thanks for AT TED'S THIS packages and typing services. WEEKEND LEAVE THURS., furnished houses for 1988-89 , your purse at the the candy. You're · a great THURSDAY-25¢ B easonable prices, excellent FRI., GAS $ 345-3684 ERIK. · school year . Two people per Geology/Geography Depart Sweatheart. Love, Alpha Sigma DOGS NITE; FRID service. 903 18th 345-1 1 50. ______2/1 1 bedroom, 9Y2 month lease. Call ment. Ask for Cathy. Tau. CREDIT" FROM NEWT ______9amto5pm. 345·3148 evenings. ______2/1 1 2/1 1 "CLOCKWORK OR ______1100 CB'Room mates ______1/00 LOST : Men's watch with black JULIE RYAN: You're doing a CHECK TED'S EASTE PROFESSIONAL RESUME Male subleaser needed for leather band, black face, gold great job with "Dance·Athon." AD FOR FREE A PACKAGES: Quality papers, big One Female roommate for spring . $90 month. Own room. trim, and diamond insert on 12. Love, Your AST Sisters. COUPONS. selection, excellent service. Brittany Ridge 112.50 per mo. 345-9253 after 9:00. Lost in vicinity of Union. ______2/1 1 Sigma Phi invites all Your P.J. PATTON QUIK PRINT, 820 58 1 -5795. ______2/1 5 ·REWARD if found. Call 581- Delta Lambda Chis: Lincoln, next to Super·K. 345- interested women to our Rush cute ! Love the ASAs. ______2/1 1 2376. 6331 . [B'For Sale ______2/1 1 Party Weds. Feb 17 at 8pm. For ______5/9 [B'F or Rent Found: glasses by Lawson a great time call 345-4 7 31 . ______2/1 1 Copy·X 207 Lincoln, 5 1/4" FLOPPY DISKS, tennis courts. Claim at Eastern INTERESTED Charleston, IL (21 7)345·6313. Female Subleaser needed. OS/DD, guaranteed, labels··75¢ News. TO ALL WOMEN Delta Sigma Phi will Typesetting-resume specials. FEB. RENT PAID. Rent or 5 for $3. CALL: 2985. ______2/1 1 ______12/00 have its first Little Sister Rush 153.50/month. Close to ______2/1 5 Carrie Montford. Pick up your Reddick distinctive upholstery, campus. Garbage, cable & water QUEEN SIZE WATERBED datebook at the Daily Eastern Party Wed. Feb. 17 at 8 pm for rides and info call 345-4731 . commercial, residential, antiques free. 345-6930. WITH BOOKSHELF HEAD· News. restored. Over 40 years of ______2/1 1 2/1 8 BOARD. NEW LAST JUNE. ______2/1 6 PATRICK W. SOLNER, Happy custom upholstery. 805 18th St . FOR RENT/SUBLEASE: 1 BR. EXCELLENT CONDITION. Found on 1st Floor Andrews V-day hunny pooh. I Love you You're 348-5442. TOWNEHOUSE LOFT IN $225/0BO. MARY 345-7563. men's room; keys. Identify to AST Exec: with ______2/24 soooo much! How can I not great job. YOUNGSTOWNE. AVAILABLE ______2/1 1 claim at The Daily Eastern News. CAR PROBLEMS. Give me a a body like that, "HOT." Please IMMEDIATELY. PH. 345-2363. SNAKE: Ball Python 4 ft. ______2/1 6 be my Cutie Pl, sweetheart one call. Tune-ups, brakes, clutches, ASK FOR MARCIA. $100. 345-5587. Nice Pet. Alpha Phi, Sigma transm issions. All work more year. I know things will Tau Delta, Sigma Tau ______2/1 1 Chuck. Announcements guaranteed. 345-7945. [B' work out for the best, with us. and Sigma Chi : The Tu Two bedroom house needs ______2/1 2 ______2/1 1 Stay lovable! XOXO DEBERS. great time last night. two more males NOW. $1 45 1 O speed Mountain Bike . Ross Sassy Scissors now open til 9. Typing wanted. Reasonable ______2/1 1 Valentines Day. each. 1104 4th St. 345-1 160 Mount St . Helens. 345-5587. $7 Haircuts after 5:00. 348· rates, extra for copies. Call or 345-2564 after 5 pm . Chuck. 7968. Taylor Food Service Workers: Marge 348-02 10. ______2/1 5 ______2/1 5 ______c2/1 1,18 ,25 Wish Brad a Happy Birthday or JULIE RYAN: ______2/1 7 For Sale: Female mini lop-ear IDEAL for 2 persons. 1 & 2 St. Patrick's Day, PAGE ONE call 3508!! Happy Birthday, Birthday. Love, rabbit w/ cage, $25; Zales 3 [B'Help Wanted bedroom apartments. 345- TAVERN. Only 35 Days Away. Barbara. Vicky. - piece wedding/engagement set, 241 6. ______2/1 1 ______2/1 1 $100. Phone 348-5159 in ______2/1 1 Earn extra money. Sell Avon. SUMMER ONLY. One & Two evening. Call Pam at 359-1 577 or Cheryl bedroom apartments . 345· ______2/1 1 at 235·2471 or Jan at 258- 2416. 81 15. Free rent and tuition--when 00 ______2/1 1 you buy this Brittany Ridge OVERSEAS JOBS ..Summer , HOUSE for 5-6 girls, Y2 block Campus clip townhouse, low down payment s yr. round. Europe, S. Amer., to campus. Lots of space. Call and assumable mortgage 81 5- Australia, Asia . All fields. $900- (Rental Services) at 345-31 00. 485-3377. Career Planning and Placement Center is 2000 mo. Sightseeing. Free ______2/1 8 Campus Clips are published daily, ____c2/1 1 -25,c3/7-10 having sign-ups for info . Write IJC, PO Bx 52-IL03 Palace for cheap! Need 5 to 6 Campus Interviews today at charge, as a public service to the cam 8:00 a.m. in the Student Corona Del Mar , CA 92625. women for Brittnay Ridge [B'Lost/ Found Services Building Room should be submitted to The Daily Eastern ______13. Sign-up 3/29 $1 12.5 0. 581 -5795. begins today for Beecham Products officeby noon one business day before ______2/1 1 and Illinois Aguriculture Auditing Association LOST: SCIENTIFIC published (or date of event). Information Adoption , House for Rent, Summer and (Acctg. Interns). .[B' CALCULATOR IN BLAIR ROOM include event , name of sponsoring or next year. Contact Mark 345· lnterVarslty Christian Fellowship 100 ON 1 ·29. NAME IS ON will not have (spelled out no Greek letter abbreviations), ADOPTION: Happily married 6783. BACK. IF FOUND PLEASE a meeting tonight. However, if you're interested in time and place of event, plus any other white couple eager to adopt an ______2/1 6 CALL 581 -2205. doing a funness, meet at the gallery at 7:00. number of infant. We offer love and many THE CLASSY ALTERNATE to information. Name and phone ______2/1 2 Pik e Little Sisters ordinary apartment: BRITTANY is having a Rush Party must be included. Clips containing conn· opportunities to explore life. LOST : Gold Seiko women's RIDGE. 3 and 4 bedrooms, 2% Monday, Feb. 15 at 8:00 p.m. at the Pike House . if Your child will grow up in a large watch. Sentimental confusing information will not be run baths. all appliances included All actives should be there by 8 p.m. renovated home. Call collect Value-REWARD!!! Please call cannot ·be contacted. Clips will be edited for washer/dryer , AC. Legal for 4-5 Writing Center is having a PPST Preparatory 31 2·477·3639. Best times: Lenor at 581 ·5346. available. Clips submitted after noon of after 7:00PM or weekends. Rilla students. Jim Wood, Century 21 Workshop tonight at 7:00-9:00 p.m. in the No ______2/1 2 day cannot be guaranteed publication. and John. Wood, 345·4488. Coleman Auditorium. LOST: A THICK GOLD Tonight's session will focus be taken by phone . Clips will be run ______one ______c2 /12,26, 2/1 9 NECKLACE, I LAST HAD IT AT on the two subtests for the Writing Component· for any event. c3/4, 11,18 , 28,c4/1 ,8, 15,22,· STUDENT APARTMENTS THE APPLIED SCIENCE English grammer and essay writing . 29 AVAILABLE FOR SUMMER OR - BUILDING. PLEASE CONTACT: [B'Rides/Riders FALL FOR 4 PEOPLE. PRICE 58 1-3135. STARTING AS LOW AS $1 24 ______2/1 2 RIDE NEEDED to Lincoln mall per MONTH EACH. APART KERRY C. CAMPBELL pick up area anytime Thursday . $$$. MENT RENTALS 820 LINCOLN your license at the Daily Eastern Thursday·s 581 ·3162. 348-7746. News. ______2/12 ______2/10 ______1 /00 Crossword Puzzle ACROSS 60 Chemical 9 Ray of 39 Dashboa rd compound filmdom items 1 Simon's Of· ficial Notices 62 Whence pizzas 10 Union that 40 Red-coated Official Notices are paid for through dividers the Office of University come doesn't charge dairy product Relations. 5 Desert regions Questions concerning notices should be directedto 63 Inkling dues 41 Black mark 9 "Dr. Seuss's that office. 64 Divagate 11 Irish county 42 Streaker's 65 End of a 14 Golfed grossly cousin 12 English rock Sandburg title 15 Dashiell 43 Darling or Financial Aid students, staff, alumni and other Illinois Sheriff's Association duo 66 Kind of paper contemporary Howard Disbursement friends of the University. Scholarship Program are 13 Burin or dibble 67. Appear 44 Whit All students scheduled to Eligible for consideration are available on the second floor, 14 "Aloha" 20 Lessen 48 Egyptian deity receive a Perkins Loan on "persons who have achieved a East Wing, of the Student synonym 22 This has a 50 Mohawk February 11, should report to record of major distinction at the 16 Wool, in DOWN soffit Services Building. Scholarships transportation the Grand Ballroom, University state or national level in such e Madrid 24 Erskine or will be award d to deserving 1 Saddler's 51 Rough Union on that day. A validated areas as education, public 17 Where to find Maxwell students based on ability, merit, instrument prodding EIU ID card must be presented Guantanamo 28 Juno her service, research, humanities, character and sincerity of 2 Pandemonium 52 Homer's one- Bay name? between 9:00 am and 3:30 pm business or the profe.ssions." In purpose in reaching his/her goal. 3 Brando's Paris horse town 18 Fervor 29 Skip to obtain your financial aid. If aid exceptional circumstances, Applications must be submitted dance 53 Operated a 19 Drugstore is to be applied to university honorary degrees may be by March 1 , 1988, to the Sheriff 4 Petty 30 Man "seen" in loom cowboy's look obligations, the student must granted to persons who may not of the County of the applicant's 5 The balance : an anagram 54 Canzoni 21 Som'ething to report to sign the necessary be nationally known but have permanent Illinois residence. Abbr. 31 Altar's alcove 55 Uncouth punch papers. made significant contributions to John Flynn 6 Woodworking 32 Gangly 59 Butter at 23 Comfort Those students scheduled to higher education or to Eastetn. machines 33 Kind of club Fordham Director, Financial Aid 25 Concoct or receive Pell Grant, SEOG or 7 Asian desert 35 Kitchen 61 Moon-landing Elected. or appointed public contrive 8 The big house helpers apparatus ESDS, BUT NOT Perkins Loan officials "in state or local Soil Conservation 26 "A Life for the will receive their financial aid government, members and Society Scholarship - .. checks in the mail at their employees of the Board of Applications are now available 27 Garden figure Charleston address. Governors, and members and in the Financial Aid Office, 28 Sarcle John Flynn, employees of the Board of Second Floor, East Wing of the · 31 Barbary Coast Director, Financial Aid Higher Education are ineligible Student Services Building, for port during the term of their office or the Soil Conervation Society of 34 Delivers Textbook Rental employment. Ordinarily, no more America (SCSA) Scholarship. 36 Lifeline Notes than two honorary degrees shall Tenscholarships of $1,000 each location Textbook Sales for the Spring be awarded by each Board of are awardedto a junior or senior 37 Toothy Semester will be in progress Governors university in any in conservation related expression beginning Monday, February 8, academic year. curricular, agronomy, forestry. 38 Showed disdain and will end on Friday, April 8. Nomination forms and ad botany, biology, etc. Application 42 Vessel for Students wishing to purchase a ditional information may be deadline is April 1, 1988. Nelson text . which is checked out to obtained by writing or calling: John Flynn 45 Monogram of a them must bring the book in at Director, Financial Aid Duke the time of purchase. TRS hours Dr . Larry D. Helsel 46 Author of "The· of operation are 8:00 a.m.- Chair, Honorary Degree Wiiiiam Reiss College 12:00, and 1 :00 p.m.-4:30 Committee Scholarship Widow" p.m.Monday through Friday. 101 Kiehm Hall , Applications are now available 47 Act like a Richard Sandefer Eastern Illinois University in the Office of Financial Aid, Vandal Manager. Textbook Rental Charleston, IL 61920 East Wing , Student Services for 48 Rocker Service Phone Number : (21 7) 581 · the Williams Reiss Scholarship. Ant 3226 Eligible students must have 49 Shenanigans Honorary Degree graduated from a publicly 52 Cheaters of Nominations The deadline for all nomination supported · high school within sorts Nominations for honorary forms and supporting materials in Bellevill, Illinois city limits . The 56 Asian nanny degrees to be awarded in 1 989 March 20. 1988. · deaaline for application is May 1 57 Drive of notP. · e being accepted by the 1988 58 Germany'-; rlonorary Degree Committee . Illinois Sheriff's indus1 J.oni:i flynf1 . . . na1 The P.Prr..rrlitt.�,. Scholar .. , ,,_ >-'...... -"" �· is., seeldti'g . , Association ship ·' ' • 07�,.,.., ir::.iMnet�-Ai'! 'h.:-:.a rt .. , nominations from faculty Application forms ,or the See page � 1 A for answers ursday's Report errors immediately at 581·2812. A correr.t ad will appear in the next edition. Unless notified, we cannot be responsible for an incorrect ad after its first insertion. Deadline 2 p.m. previous day. Classified ads 11A [B'An nouncements [B'An nouncements L!:1'An nouncements [B'A nnouncements [B'A nnouncements BLATANT DISSENT w/ 16 Delts and dates get psyched Wombats PARTY! Wombats Johnny Ray and the Junkers Selling Mary Kay. Please call TONS.Sat . Friends $2.00. for formal. PARTY! FRIDAY NIGHT AT MY Blues Band are coming! Gail at 348-1 466. /1 - -- -'2 /1 1 ______2/1 1 PLACE. (First BAR on 7th St.) -...,,.------· 2/1 5 - --- 2 1 -.,- ...,,,.----=---::- --::::-=-=-:-c:--:-=- -..,- IT'S ANNE HELM'S 21st Wombats: Friday D.J. & $1.00 Coronas; $2.00 Pitchers AST's: HAPPY VALENTINES SIG TAUS and ROSES: Have a BIRTHDAY. ANY ALCOHOLIC DANCING AT MY PLACE.$1 .00 of Miller Lite 'till 11:0 0. Be there. DAY! Have a great weekend! GREAT party weekend and ------2/1 1 ______2/1 1 happy Valentine's Day. CONTRIBUTIONS (EXCEPT Coronas and $2.00 Pitchers ----=--_,. SHOTS) AND ASSISTANCE until 11:00. Bobby V's GUARANTEED Kathy, This weekend: 'The --=�=-:-c:-=---::-,..,,-:----2/1 1 WEIGHTLOSS 1 5 lbs. A time of our life!" fllull Said. Dan . BLATANT DISSENT w/ CARRYING HER HOME WOULD ______,2/1 1 16 TONS BE GREATLY AP MONTH , FREE TANNING CALL ______2/1 1 Sat. Friends,- 9:00 $2.00. RUSH Pl-K E LITTLE -2/1 1 PRECIATED-BU. NOW! 348·8996. NO T.G.l.F. THIS FRIDAY 2/1 1 ,,.,.-,,.,..----,-,--- SISTERS-Call 345·4517 or ______2/1 1 BACK NEXT FRIDAY! ". Sigma Kappa, Delta ______2/1 1 581 ·21 60 for info. Sigma Tau Gamma, "CUTIE Pi's": We hope you Wombats FRIDAY at MY ______2/1 1 ______,2/1 1 Chi: The Valentines had fun last night. Have a great PLACE only BAR on 7th St. Come and join Pike Little was great. Love, The weekend, sweethearts! Love , $1.00 Coronas until 11:00. Sisters and find out what fun is your Moms. Doors open at 8:00. all about. Call ALO at 345-4517 ______,______2/1 1 2/1 1 2/1 1 or Rachel at 581 -21 60 for info. Remember: VE YOU with Roses, FREE BEER. Where? On the CONGRATULATIONS to the ______2/1 1 NEW INITIATES!! and THANKS the Deadline - and Candy from The Party Bus to Daytona. Don't be Michelle Gallet Have a Happy TO ALL THOSE WHO CAME TO use "We Make left our in the COLD. $1 29 and Valentines Day I LOVE YOU. for Monday's Affordable! " 345- $1 99. Call Trish or Amy 348- OUR PARTY! JR. PANHEL. - . Rich. 0335. ------2/ 11 ______2/1 1 ,..- Classified Ads Wombats FRIDAY NIGHT at ______2/1 - 2 1 1 5 7 DAVID: Thank you so much for ...,------:- :----- MY PLACE. $1.00 Coronas! Thanks for 2 groovy AT TED'S THIS WEEK. everything. We really have been is $2.00 Pitchers of Miller Lite Peace, Love, and THURSDAY-25¢ BEER-HOT through it all , and we are still Until 11:0 0 Be there. Saffron . DOGS NITE; FRIDAY "E-Z going strong! Happy Valentine's ______2/1 1 2/1 1 CREDIT' FROM NEWTON; SAT. Day! Love, BRANFLAKE. 2 P.M. TTY Congratulations to KRISTIE "CLOCKWORK ORANGE". ______2/1 1 :-:-----=P-:-A MASON, CARA FAHEY, and HAPPY VALENTINES CHECK TED'S EASTERN NEWS DANA, RORY , AUDREY, CHRISTINA HILLSTAD for V, FLAP. AD FOR FREE ADMISSION MARY, KRIS: Thanks you guys ! winning Dayle Bayle certificates. TODAY _____2/1 1 COUPONS. I Love You all! Love, KIM. and DRUGS JR PANHEL. ______,2/1 1 ______2/1 1 R ENE SS: ______2/1 1 UGS ...KI LLING AM POTEtifflAL! ! 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A faster than any sport except DA111111TES: Feb. 21, 22, 25 at demonstration sport is not part figure skating and speed Nakiski Resort, Mount Allan DATIIES: Feb. 22- of the official Olympic skating. and Canada Olympic Park. Bell Arena program, but was added on by The American men are made OBJECT: Three events make OBJECT:Racers the organizers as part of the up of Tom Locken, Bud up the freestyle events: four to six at a time Games. Somerville (at 50, the oldest moguls, aerials and ballet. 111-meter oval. Men Olympian), Bob Nichols and In the moguls, skiers try to in 500, 1,000, 1,500, CURLING Bob Christman. The American cover the course as fast as they 5,000 meter relay e\I women's team consists of Lisa can by jumping over a series of women skate at Schoenberg, Lori Mountford, bumps. They must do at least 1,500, 3,000 and 3, Carla Casper and Erika Brown two aerial stunts during the relays. WHO'S (at 14, the youngest Olympian). run. In aerials, skiers launch THE DATES:Feb. 14-17, 19, 20 fl Switzerland, West Germany, themselves over an incline and Americans should do at Max Bell Arena Norway and Sweden also loom perform somersaults, twists in the events at C OBJECT:Teams are made up as top teams at Calgary. and other acrobatic maneuvers. men's squad is led of fourplayers; a skip (captain), Calgary l 98fl Points are awarded for height, Arseneau, Dave a curler (thrower and two SKIING ) DISABLED Wintet �;.•;•!�, . form and degree of difficulty. Dave Pavlacic. sweeps (broomhandlers). The Olympic Ballet is just that-a dance on curler attempts throw a 44- to ©Canadian Olympic Assoc1at1on 1979. skj.s. Judges award points SATURDAY, FEB. j pound granite stone down a much like figure skating. 1:30-4 p.m.-0 sheet of ice measuring 146 feet W T T H O ' S HE B E S : CEREMONIES long by 14 feet wide. The DATEllilS: Feb. 16, 17, 19 at American ballet skier Jan 7-10 p.m.-Hockey sweeps sweep along the stone Canada Olympic Park and attached to them. In both Bucher looks to be the best bet Austria. to allow it to pick up speed and Canmore Nordic Centre; events, the fastest time wins. for a medal at Calgary. Bucher reach the target. A game is OBJECT: There will be two WHO 'S THE B E S T : has won seven World Cup SUNDAY, FEB. 14 10 made up of ends (rounds), events at Calgary. One is a 5km American hopes in the men's ballet championships but has 11 a.m.-5 p.m.-L and the winner is the team that -cross-country race for the giant slalom rest with David been defeated by France's singles and doubles), places the most stones closest blind, in which skiers, led by Jamison and Greg Mannino, Christine Rossi the last two lOkm cross-country, to the center of the target. sighted guides, will race across while the women go with years. Men's downhill, 7 WHO'S THE BEST: Both the course. The other is a Cathy Gentile, Diana Golden Other · American prospects jumping. the American men and women e modified giant slalom, in which and Martha Hill. The only include Bruce Bolesky, Nelson 6-10 p .m . - Sp ed can expect formidable 1 skiers who have had a leg American entrant in the 5km Carmichael, Steven Desovich, (men's 500m), hoc challenges from the amputated above the knee use cross-country race is John Elizabeth Mcintyre and figure skating (shortp homestanding Canadians and r one ski and poles with skis Novotny. Melanie Palenik. 10:30 p.m.-W ap-u Panthers ------ Lady McFadden Saturday McFadden Panthers ink top hitter m is curren hopes of preventing the AMCU's leading A first team , all-state who led her team to two and that will allow us to play scorer same type of offensive a 20.8 points selection by the Champaign consecutive regional titles, her at any of the front-row per outburst the 6-0 New York average. News-Gazette signed a national signed on the first national positions. City native displayed during Eastern's probable · letter of intent Wednesday to signing day for college recruits. "She's got a real strong the teams last meeting. consists of forwards play volleyball for the Lady "Jennifer's strengths lie in academic background and good "We're going to make him Hemphill and Joe Panthers next fall. her blocking and passing," said work habits. She's the type of H work a lot harder for his center Vince Jennifer Aggertt, a 5-8 hitter Eastern Coach Betty Ralston. athlete we like to have at Macci points," Samuels said. guard Norm Evans. from Jacksonville High School "She's also extremely versatile, Eastern," Ralston said. ...... Sigma Sigma Sigma GREAT TAKE-OUT = = Congratulates their top schola : JUST $5.95. : I Now at Monical's, get a J,,arge I � 3.5 and Above I Thin or Thick Crust Sausage Pizza I Christy Sanford Laurel Beasley Chris Garbe to go fo r just plus tax. 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'� , ' Thursday, February 1 1 , 1 988 13A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A \ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • A .. ck team hosts big meet :. Congratulations :: ',. American miler Andy Pet "Jim ran outstanding last tigrew, who finished third in week," Akers said of the serno... ,. ' ' to the 1988 's men's track team is last year's NCAA Indoor Track Olympic hopeful. "We re g1vmg tough challenge this Championship mile and holds him some speed work r ight Lantz Fieldhouse at the Fieldhouse record for now, so wnen _ th<> conterenc Spring Pledge Class west Missouri State, fastest mile while the distance meet comes up, he'll be sharp State and Southern orien tedBe ars have miler Matt and fresh. If he keeps up th come calling for a of Wegenka, who ran a 4:10.5 hard work, he might be able to ar scoring meet. mile last year, the AMCU's cut another second off his ·vities get started at 1 fastest. time." tz Fieldhouse. "It11 be a real good warmup Akers also pointed � Phi � · to be our toughest for the (AMCU Indoor) sophomore sprinter Gregg :',. Alpha Omega'. g far," said Assistant championship (scheduled for Heggs, sophomore middle Akers. "The three : Jackie Aregood Dana Krapf ,. m Feb. 26-27 at Northern Iowa's distance runner Fred Neal, : ' tare coming in are of UNI-Dome)," Akers said. "We11 junior sprinter Ian Issacs and quality, and it should have the opportunity to get junior jumper Derrick Lee as :: Michelle Baker Lori Krone ,. meet." both points and quality times." keys for the Panther ' and Indiana State On his own team, Akers is tracksters. : Len Billingsley Gretchen Laux h ' ,. hers of the Missouri pointing to people like AMCU "Derrick is -making great ' : ' ,. nference. The Salukis Track Athlete of the Week Jim progress in the long jump and :: Tracy Brookhart Julie Mannion ' ,. ' year's MVC outdoor Maton, who qualified for the triple jump," Akers said. "He ,. onship and the Rita Nielsen ' NCAA Championship at 800- could give us some depth in the :: Gary Danca ,. are improved from meters last week during a meet horizontal jumps, and that ' ' ,. held at the University of would really help . : Jody Doering Anne Pittman ' " : ' Illinois' Armory. ' h ' ,. :: Micheile Grandcolas Colleen Powers · .J' ' ,. ' ,. pplers face test at UNI :: Amy Goar John Rossini ' ' ,. nationally ranked, but we're Everyone else is healthy and ' :: Lori Guadagno Chris Selfridge ,. ' going up there with the idea should see action, according to ' ,. 's wrestling team that we're going to wrestle our McCausland. :: Shelly Gulotta Pat Shea er stern test Friday best. "It doesn't matter who we're ' they travel to Cedar "We're relishing the wrestling," McCausland said. :: Joe Hoppesch Allison Vander Veen ,. a, for a meet with challenge," McCausland said. "You have go out there and to ' Iowa. ''We're not going to hold wrestle your best at all times." :: Katie Karolus Pam-Veach at UNI's West anything back from them . After Friday's match, the ' eet, ,. · sat7:30 p.m. We're going to wrestle them grapplers have one final home le Panthers enter the best that we know how." dual meet against Missouri at Dana Wood match-up ranked The Panthers go into Lantz on Feb. 17. Following in the nation by Friday's match with two of that, McCausland ' � plans on A ,, .. •• . •• •• .. •• " •• •• •• •• . ., ,, •• •• •• " " " " •• .. " •• " " .. •• •• •• " " A \ A A A A A A A A, A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A, A A A A A A A A A Wres tling Ne ws , but their starters questionable as giving his troops a few days Ralph McCausland is of Wednesday. Senior 167- · off. forward to the meet. pounder Henry Teverbaugh has "We11 let the guys get healed News, sports, and more! e got a super tough a hand injury, and junior and rested up. After that, we'll McCausland said. heavyweight Copache Tyler is pick up our intensity and get of their wrestlers are suffering from an ankle sprain. ready for the regional." ��e Daily Eastern N�yy� ''- Entertainmen t at TED'S MILLER LITE HOT DOGS 5¢: POPCORN 50¢ Admission ------, y's Band 16 oz Old 75 Style Z CREDIT" ¢ ;rStrohs oz. Bud $ 2 16 or Busch () 5 0 1 c -u Rum Coke $ 2 & oz 5 Screwdriver 1 Fuzzy Na vel tastes Get in 8-1 0 w/coupon for FREE ------� ------· ---, rcJay's Band OCKWORK 16 oz. 01d 75¢ Style orStrohs Jim Maton, Barb Perkes, ANGE" (Shelbyville), senior middle (Trenton-Breese Mater Dei), distance runne sophom & ROLL SHOW r. qualified for ore guard , was () the DECATUR 25 oz. 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Northern's Valparaiso Friday for a 7 p.m. Eastern's men are coming off women placed second at the meet and then taking on a two-week layoff, and should Wheaton meet. Northern Illinois in DeKalb at be well-rested. They will also After this weekend, the 1:30 p.m. face a Valparaiso team with Panthers will have two weeks Eastern's women are coming very little depth. before they compete in the •Balloons-Helium/Pre-lnflat off the Gateway conference On Saturday against Nor Midwest Championships. meet, where they finished thern Illinois, Eastern's men "Most of the rest is over after •Stuffed Animals fourth. In Valparaiso, take on a Huskie team that won this weekend," Padovan said Eastern's women will face a, the Wheaton Invitational "and then we'll have to get •Large assortment of candy, team that has little depth, earlier this year. "They've got a ready." glass jars containers according to Eastern Coacl' & ' Create your in final indoor meet own combo Booters · By BRENT FEENEY "It'll be hard to duplicate to prove to UMSL," Mosnia or Staffwriter said. "We ran into a really hot what we did last week," Mosnia · Eastern's soccer team has its said, ''but we're looking for goalie when we played them, ask for help , final indoor soccer tournament ward to this week's tour and we would like another ·Greeting Cards from red of the year this weekend as nament." chance at them." hot they travel to Bridgeton, Mo., The last time the Panthers In addition to the UMSL to sentimental and sweet for the National Collegiate were in St . Louis for a tour match, the hooters will take on Indoor Soccer Tournament. nament, they ran into a buzz. Lewis and Clark Community •World Famous Jelly-Bellies The Panther hooters won last saw of a Missouri-St. Louis College of Godfrey, Ill., at 7 ·Chocolate Kisses week's Juvenile Diabetes team that went on to win the p.m. Saturday and McKendree Foundation tournament in Classic. The Rivermen are Co)lege of Lebanon at 11 a.m. ·Much, Much More! Chicago by allowing one goal in entered in this weekend's Sunday. six games played. tournament, and the hooters The semifinals are set for That's quite a bit to improve play them in the first game of 3:30 p.m. and 4:30 p.m. on on, but Coach Cizo Mosnia is the meet at noon Saturday. Sunday, with the title tilt optimistic. 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Hometown (High School/JC) for 64 points and 23 boards in the first ur of Murray State's backyard Jeff Brewster OL-DL 6-3 220 Seneca meeting, and is an obvious concern for wanted them badly." Richard Brown TE-LB 6-4 205 Belleville (East) the Panthers in their second meeting. group also has its opposites, Jason Cook WR-DB 5-10 160 Jacksonville "'They took it down our throats and Dan Dee DL-OL 6-2 230 Springfield (Griffin) caught us standing and not playing any and 160 pounds, Jacksonville Brad Fichte! OL-DL 6-3 230 Oswego 10 Chad Gardner OL-DL 6-4 235 Princeville defense," Hilke said. "We have to move · e receiver Jason Cook, who runs Rob Heard DB 6-0 190 Detroit (Joliet JC) our feet and concentrate on playing yard dash in 10.7 seconds, is Bob Howarth TE-LB 6-2 215 Elmhurst (York) better post defense." est of the group while 6-6, 235 Dan Jackson DL 6-3 215 Palatine (Fremd) Mago is the key that turns the offensive lineman Dan Purcell of Jamie Jones RB 5-8 160 Keva!, KY (W. Paducah Heath) ignition for the Bears' offense. She Kent Mcintyre • DL 6-3 240 Calvert City, KY (Marshall County) Jeff Miles RB 5-11 165 New Palestine, IN averages 17.4 points and 8.5 rebounds Tim Moore TE 6-3 230 Evansville, IN (Harrison) per outing. Brian Morrisey WR-DB 6-0 185 Countryside (Lagrange Lyons) 'The player to watch, according to ere may have been Mike Petrie WR-DB 5-10 170 Sycamore Hilke, may freshman guard Patty Brian Pindar P-PK Downers Grove (North) be r schools · that have 6-3 205 Dan Purcell OL 6-6 235 Salem Porter whom Hilke calls "a real talent r facilities that we Jim Sarver DL-LB 6-3 240 Palatine (Fremd/Harper CC) in the conference." Porter is second in but we tried to tell Eric Thorsen OL 6-3 265 Minooka (Joliet JC) scoring with 14.3 points a game. First year Southwest Coach Cheryl Spoo said of Purcell: ''He is ultimately To fill the void left by the loss of that facilities don't Burnett thinks the key to victory a 285 pounder. He runs very well and punter Steve Tillotson and kicker Rich will cham be "stopping the outside game of national he has tremendous body control for a Ehmke, Spoo signed puntei:it>lacekicker Eastern." hips-people do. big guy." Brian Pindar of Downers Grove North. 'The outside game she is referring to Purcell reportedly turned down "Our tight end situation wasn't the are guards Barb Perkes and Sheryl offers from Arizona State and Missouri best," said Spoo, "so we got three Bonsett. -Bob Spoo to sign with the Panthers. freshman bolster that area." to Perkes, the Gateway Conference Head Coach, Included in the haul of lineman are Besides Moore, Spoo and his staff Player of the Week, scored a career high school seniors: Jeff Brewster (6-3, recruited tight' enqlinebackers Richard Football high points against the Bears in 220), Dan Dee (6-2, 230 and a USA Brown (6-4, 205) and Bob Howarth (6- 28 their last meeting while Bonsett added Today honorable mention All-America), 2, 215). ----- 17 points and a career-high 12 assists '' Brad Fichte! (6-3, 230), Dan Jackson (6- ''There may have been other schools "I think we are a much stronger team the largest. 3, 215), and Chad Gardner (6-4, 235). that . have better facilities than we do is right now," Hilke said. "We're playing Miles are the fastest of the At the wide receiver 'position, Spoo but we tried tell them that facilities and to together well, we have great bench , according Spoo, clocking in inked 6-0, 185 pound Brian Morrisey of don't win national cham to strength and we're learning more about state track and field- qualifying Lagrange Lyons HS and 5-10, 170 pionships-people do," Spoo said. the game." of 10.7. pound Sycamore product Mike Petrie. � Start The Weekend Off i at Jo n Eastern's MARKETING FRIENDS &. CO. Thurs: $2.00 Pitchers STAFF $1.00 Well Drinks Learn about advertising & Brian Cutright - guitar soloist move into an advertising No Cover 9:00 Front Bar IT� position. For more info stop by the ... 9:00 p.m.-Back Bar . Sat: 16 oz. 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Check the Fearon} Pierotti} Pa ul Simmon ALENTINE'S DAY PERSONALS CONGRATUIATIONS! ·' ------.... -- ..-� .. -· - . __ ....._ - .. ...------·-- • 16A Spoo, Panthers sign 19grid recruits By BARRY BOTTINO along with 6-3, 240 pound Jamie Jones (running back) Jones, a 5-8, 160 pounder, Sports editor defensive lineman Jim Sarver and Kent Mcintyre (defensive ran for 3 ,330 yards in his final Eastern Football Coach Bob (Harper Community College). line). . two seasons that indluded a Spoo and his staff took to the ''The only reason you recruit Miles led the state in scoring small school state cham highways and byways of the junior college players is to hope with 35 touchdowns and was pionship in his junior year for Midwest in signing 19 players they can come in and make an second in the Hoosier state West Paducah's Heath High to national letters of intent, immediate impact," Spoo said. with 2,080 rushing yards. School. including four out-of-state "I think Saver can give us The New Palestine native Mcintyre wasa three-year prospects. help on the defensive line; was also a concensus first-team starter for Marshall County Spoo inked three junior Thorsen has great speed and all-stater and Region eight High School and will compete college prospects along with 16 potential; and Rod Heard is an Most Valuable Player for a with Jones in a Kentucky All high school players. exceptional defensive back." high school squad that finished Star game thiss ummer. Six-fo ot, 190-pound The first-year Panther coach with an 11-3 record and a state ''The Kentucky area is not far defensive back Rod Heard and also brought in · four recruits 3A semifinal bid. from our borders and there is 6-3, 265 pound offensive from outside the state of Moore finished the year as an tremendous talent there,1' said linema� Eric Thorsen (both Illinois in Indiana running back Evansville Courier-Press all Spoo, who also scouted players from Joliet Junior College) Jeff Miles and tight end Tim city tight end and defensive (See SPOO, page 15) head the list of ju co transfers Moore and Kentucky prospects end. Big weekend Panthers in store for host CSU; Lady Panther. hope basketball to By MIKE FITZGERALD Staff writer be spoiler Although Eastern's women's By DAVID LINDQUIST basketball team has already clinched its Staff writer 10th straight winning season, it now Eastern's basketball team sets its sights on first place in the has chance to p1ay spoiler Saturday Gatew�y Conference . wh hosts AMCU conference co-I . The Panthers host two "must-win" Cleveland State at 7:30 in Lantz league games at home starting with G The visiting Vikings boast Wichita State at 7:30 p.m. Thursday a 1 overall record, 7-1 in league and Southwest Missouri State at p 5:15 Cleveland State is tied with South p.m. Saturday. Missouri State for the conference I Eastern is in a three-way tie for Cleveland State has beaten second place in the league with a E 10-3 eight straight times with record along with Illinois State and the Panther win, 95-81, in 1984 at Southern Illinois. Indiana State holds The Vikings are in the midst of first place with an 11-2 record. a game winning streak and have The Panthers won their first meeting seven of their last eight games. with the Shockers, 4-8 and 7-13, by a With an 11-10 overall mark, 69-58 score Wichita, Kan. But Coach in is guaranteed to finish this season Barbara Hilke is the first say the to more wins than in 1986-87, when victory wasn't as easy as the score finished 9-19. might indicate. . But the Panthers still find ''They gave us a good run in the first selves tied with Valparaiso half at their place, and they are only for place in the conference at 2-6, d one of two teams that outrebounded us collectmg road victories at in the Gateway," Hilke said. W Illinoisand Illinois-Chicagoin The Shockers are led in scoring by Eas last two AMCUcontests. senior forward Crystal Westfield who The Panthers dropped a pre is averaging 15.9 points per game. Lori meeting of the two teams, 9 Findahl leads the team in . rebounding Cleveland State on Jan. 18. with 6.8 boards per game. Cleveland State was paced in The Shockers have a potent also by junior guard Ken ''Mouse" weapon on the bench in Dawn Weber Fadden, who poured in 29 who is averaging 17.8 points 8.3 and cFadden was picked as one rebounds per game. Wichita State is l'yi of nation's top 10 point guards in also one of the better road teams in the · March issue of In side Sp orts ma Gateway with a 5-6 record away from Another Viking that provided the confinesof Levitt Arena. fensive punch in the Jan. 18 Hilke thinks the key· to victory over con was 6-8 senior center Eric Mudd . Wichita will be an improvement in the M scored 26 in that game and is ave team's defense and rebounding from over 18 ppg. Mudd also leads the the first meeting. l with a 9.6 rebounds per game ave The Lady Bears ·of · Southwest "Mudd is . really their key Missouri, 4-8 and 7-13, will roll into fa Samuels said. ''He dominates Charleston after a confrontation with boards, scores on high percentage Southern Illinois . at Carbondale and is a very physical player." Thursday. Although McFadden scored Southwest handed Eastern a 95-85 against the Panthers at Clev loss� in their first meeting, a contest in State, he scored only three .in wliii:h the Lady Bears went to the foul the half. line 43 times. Samuels said many of ''They just flat outplayed us," Hilke McFad second half points came on said. "It was a game where all five of DOUG SUMMERS I Staff photographer baskets following turnovers caused their starters fouled out and where the rebounds were even." Eastern junior forward Mark Fowler goes up for a shot during the Panthers' Cleveland State's pressure defense. Southwest's frontline of forward 101 -58 victory over Augustana. The Panthers put their three· game winning Samuels said he plans to ds streak on the line against Cleveland State Saturday at combination guar to Kelly Mago, center Sarah Stohs and Lantz Gym. of d (See PANTHERS, page (See BIG , page 15) 12) THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1988 The Weekend Supplement to The Daily Eastern News I Charleston, Ill. 61920 I Section B, 8 Pages of the Weekend· ploring the real meaning of Valentine's Day ough the traditional celebration y of Valentine's Day will be mark exchanges of hugs, kisses, candy in shaped boxes and plenty of g cards, it was not intended to be a y for lovers. actually a combination of a holiday nor of the Roman god Lupercus, supposedly kept wolves away from epherds' flocks, and Christian mar- . Valentine. e feast of Lupercus was celebrated 15, at which time young Roman en would draw lots for game part for the year. By the way, Lupercus supposed to be the equivalent of the god Pan-the god who played the and had the lower half of a goat. anwhile, the feast of St. Valentine, ated Feb. 14, honors one of the Christians in Rome to believe in one rather than the traditional dozen an gods. Valenfine was imprisioned the emperor began blaming the · ·ans for antagonizing the gods and ·ng strife to the empire. hile jn jail, Vafentine supposedly red the sight of a guard's daughter. ortunately, Valentine's kind deed did save him from from becoming an ap er for the lions in the Colliseum in A.O. mehow the feasts of Lupercus and Valentine were combined and rated as Valentine's Day on Feb. 14. arently it sounds more noble to brate the death of a Christian than r on a god who plays the flute and hooves. om a holiday honoring a flutist who p;:;rt goat and a martyr who was fed the lions (Lupercus could have saved ntine from the wolves) , the holiday somehow warped and twisted into its nt state-a day when people pay age to their sweeties. by Walker e Boof of Holidays, J. Spadden, describes the formation this way: "And very likely the time of the year when birds are ng and new hope springing, that ght about the choosing of what came called one's 'valentine."' The British kept part of the original ·1 of the Lupercus festival intact for a while. In his Diary, Samuel Pepys e of women in England during the 17th century who drew the names of valentines themselves, much the e way the Roman children who drew for their game partners. In fact, Pepys noted, when one an drew the Duke of Richmond as valentine, she received� a jewel worth The Greeting Card Association of and sweethearts, respectively. Fifty per may send a card, it may be his secretary, 000. Miss Stuart was not as fortunate America projects Valentine's Day cards cent of all valentines are hand-delivered. mother, daughter or wife who actually next year, receiving a ring worth only will account for 1 billion of the 7.6 billion Brickman also said the baby boomers, buys it," she said. "At this time, you see ,500. greeting cards exchanged annually. That ages 25 to 44, represent 41 percent of all more men at the racks. Men tend to buy In their stodgy traditiop, the British means Valentine's Day cards will make valentine buyers. the more expensive, romantic , fancier, de it a formal affair, even publishing up $5.13 million of the industry's $3. 9 Valentine's Day is also the occasion sappier kind of card." Complete Valentine Writer as late as billion in sales expected in 1988. which men actually buy the cards they Along more traditional lines, flowers · 19th century . .. And, of the 1 billion cards to be ex give, she added. and candy are popular Valentine's Day The French, on the other hand, made changed this year, teachers will receive "Generally, 90 percent of all greeting gifts. But for those who don't think they ating poetic valentines' info a pastime the most cards, said Patti Brickman, cards are purchased by females," can adequately express their love with a d an art form . director of communications for the Brickman said. "But, during this holiday,· card, personalized underwear in briefs or However, Americans cheapened the Greeting Card Association of America. men participate in card buying more than boxer shorts is also an available and prac liday with capitalism and ·commer Children are the second largest group of on any other card-sending occasion. tical option. lism as only Americans can do. recipients, followed by mothers, wives "Although many other times a man ood Morning,Viet nam' Valentine Personals See page 2B See pages48 and 58 'GoodMo rning,Vie tnam' Williams' talent shines through in latest film effo It has taken eight films, but f�vorite DJ , Cronauer finds himself being slowly stripped three commercial bombs, "The Survivors," "The Robin Williams has finally found of his freedom to report the news as it actually happens. Times" and "Club Paradise ." More recently, a role tailored to his unique, im- . Along the way, Cronauer defies the Army brass by ig appeared in Saul Bellow's "Sieze the Day" on P provisational style . "Good Morn noring its directives, creating his own rules and regula After skyrocketing to star status on ABC's " ing, Vietnam," the current box tions regarding appropriate radio etiquette and program Mindy" Williams became one of Hollywood's office champ, gives Williams the ing. He also befriends a young Vietnamese boy, whose partier, and until the death of his close friend, chance to play a character as sister he tries to date . Cronauer even invades the young Belushi, he continued to entertain that lifestyle. outspoken as he really is off the woman's English class to be near her. Meanwhile, he still uneccessary death, .coupled with the birth of · set. provides radio broadcasts twice a day. Zachary, convinced Williams to reassess his lifesty "Good Morning, Vietnam" is '' Although the film's setting is in Vietnam, and its star is In its first week of release (in four cities and on j the true story of armed forces ' Robin Williams, it is not a slapstick comedy nor is it a war sceens) the film grossed $1 million . The followin radio disc jockey Adrian Roger film. The film is a character study about a man, who can the film was released nationwide, and in its first back of the days grossed more than million. Cronauer. Coming to Saigon in ohnson hardly be called a soldier, fighting from the $12 J he Touchstone Pictures (owned by the Disney early 1965, his job is to motivate war, and putting it to rock n' roll. He does whatever the troops in the field. At this •••••••• can to help the soldiers time pass a little easier, and a lit tion) continues its string of blockbusters (Three M the "war," only a small number of Americans tle more quickly . Baby, Ruthless People and Splash) with this o _,. point in has already won Robin Williams this year's are involved (50,000) , and the battle action is still Although Cronauer's radio broadcasts make up only a film located far from Saigon , which at this time, is still con small' part of this film, these are Williams' chances to Globe Award for Best Actor. Hopefully, the film sidered the Paris of the Orient. shine. Director Barry Levinson ("Dmer" , "Tin Men") let as well at the Acadamy Awards in April, where, i As time passes, however, the number of troops is in Williams improvise most of these segments , turning on tally, Williams will again co-host the show. creased, and the war moves closer to the city . And soon the cameras and letting Williams do what he does best. guerrilla attacks and bombings occur within the city . Seven times before Williams has tried unsuccessfully ***� Cronauer's integrity is tested when the Army refuses to to score on screen. First came "Popeye" in 1980, before If you've seen "Good Morning, Vietnam" air allow him to report the war's steady march tow'!rd the ci Williams proved he could do more than stand-up com also recommend ''The Serpent & The Rainbo ty . edy in ''The World According to Garp ." showing at The Time theatre in Matoon . I'll revi As the story progresses, the conflict in the field grows. Until now, "Moscow On the Hudson" had been his" film next week. and tensions in the city grow along with it. As the Gl's largest screen success. However, Williams followed with -Roger Johnson is the film critic for The Verge. MON, FEB 15 - Weekdays - FRI, FEB 19 © 1988 The TV L1st1n Group, Inc. Ft Worth. TX ESPN USA WGN AMC ILL CBN Ii) 0 m m Body Motion Varied Programs Alice J. AM (: 15) Morn (4:45) Movie Robison 5 :30 NBC News Nation's Varied Pro rams Faith 20 J_ Swa art 6 AM Today J. 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Note, don't forget to continue AJ Always remember I love you this being sweet all year . Love, much. Happy Valentine's DAVID-Happy Valentine's Reese (Christian Warrior). Reid-I LOVE YOU MORE! Day-Chris. Day ...Here's to us! Forever Happy Valentine's Day. Anna. yours. Patti. Nat. The stories I've heard! Do you have any morals? Do you have any conscience? Do you have any plans for Valentine's Day?! Love, Marcy. MIKE SCHUBERT: HAPPY JOE CLARK: We are two of a JACKO, Happy Valentine's VALENTINES DAY TO A "REAL" kind-now and forever! Happy Carolyn, Wilf you be my Day! have a terrific weekend! SWEETHEART! LOVE, YOl,,R Valentine's Day! I love Valentine? You know you're my Love, yo•1r girls. AST GIRLS. you-Jenny. one and only! Love, Jim Mon tgomery. Coach Thannum, This one's for all the pastmemories-SFDP, Scruffy ol'Biker-You rode into Hughe (ED), Tabletop my life and played my heart evangelism, 20s club, Bunnyhill, strings- Looking forward to many Sept . 13, Teddy Bears, Pushka, happy times ahead- Happy IVCF, "Be a B", Lake Crest Valentine's Day, Baby- Up Devils and etc. Now for those yet standing (?) College Girl to come I Love You ...your no. 1 Lisa V. You're the GREATEST! MIKE-CANDLELIGHT, MO- B.B. fan. Take care of T-Bear! Love, ONLIGHT CEMETARIES, DAVID. PUDDLE SPLASHING, TOM, HAPPY VALENTINES "DANCING ON AIR" AND OUR DAY HON! BE MY VALENTINE? CARRIAGE RIDE!!!! I COULDN'T Love, Linda . _,,,, ASK FOR A BETTER VALEN TINE!!!! LOVE, DONNA. ; " ' / ");, - � ) . ·. Happy Valentine's Day Kappa . A � A� - j Sweethearts! You are special - ladies . Love your Koordinator, Mike: Finally Together Again - Mr. M. ,�M\'-' After 16 Months! In 9Y2 Months You're Free From the USN & d:J AJ Jay, You will always be very Mine Fulltime! Love , Charyle. special to me ! Love, Your Secret Admirer . Honeynuts, I'm so glaa you rto here. You'll always be my ve� special valentine . I'm hooked. I Hey Bean, "Pop goes love you , I love you, I love you!!! - Muffin. world!" S."Mitch Jr ." Bea "-· Jean Pranger, Always thinking of you. Be my Valentine. DELTA CHI, May your MASON. Valenti.ne's Day be something L special! Love, your ittle Sisters. KEV, YOU'RE MY VALENTINE EVERYDAY! CAN'T WAIT TIL KENTUCKY, I LOVE YOU, BO. MYBS, Aprise! Now you finally DEAR BO, HAPPY VALEN got one! Happy Valentine's Day. John Bennett-is it possible TINE'S DAY! OUR FIRST OF What? LOVE l.OPMYB. that Cupid came a week early?!! MANY YET TO COME. I LOVE YOU, K·DAWG. David S. H PAMATRA, Bobby Knight TINE'S DAY! would be proud of the "Coach's Steve Brinkmann: (Hello--Park . BEST year of Happy Valentine's Day To Office". One More nme. Love, Place) Happy Valentine's Day to . . YOU! Tammi. Theodfs Houston who I love very Scott. our favorite sweetie! Hugs & H. dearly, From LaTanya. Kisses, beatings and - . )) bruises-Melissa & Chris & A' J Mutty, Happy Valentine's Day! Amie. To Lisa Wilke, Happy May this be the beginning of a Valentine's Day. Lots of Love, wonderful life together. Love, JChris, Amie, Nicole-You John. Your Little Bunny. guys are each special to me in your own little ways. You're the T-BEAR FU�MING: Just BEST-Love, Melissa . wanted you to know that you Happy Valentine's Day mean more to me than food OR · Michael! Miss ya ! I love you, To the Men of 4A Stevenson. �eep. Now that should tell you Jodi. Happy Valentine's Day. (No tag ·;�w much I LOVE YOU! Happy teams in red teddies)!-Love, Valentine's Day! XOXO, Chip. Melissa. HAPPY VALENTINES DAY to a Delta Sigs 50's guys Happy real sweetheart. Loye-tittle Tif, Happy Valentine's Day, Valentine's Day! !' AST's 50's Rock-N-Roll Melissa . Love you, Tam. girls. 48 ON THE VERGE Of THE. WEEKEND ttiµRSOAY, FEB e's Day Chuck Heminhous, You're so LAURA ZIELINSKI, YOU'LL BOB, Thanks for being you! I MONROE, May all of your cute ...I can't get over it! ALWAYS BE MY VALENTINE. I Love You' Happy Valentines, fantasies come alive. Happy LOVE YOU, TIM. SUE. Ai Valentine's Day. f LOVE YOU ! KITTY . })' � - 'e "• P.B.: Hope to have a special first Valentines Day together. I NERD: Thanks for being there Teri Bu-I Love you and I'm love you ! Snugglemuff. through the good and bad! glad that you are better. Dear Marye, I LOVE you , I DORK. Hummanas? Love, Dean. LOVE you, I LOVE you , I LOVE you , I LOVE you , I LOVE you , . Robb. .! A. . M & M: Happy V-day to a great roomie and special friend. Love. Willy Lump Lump Happy KEITH, Glad you're mine ! A A. Happy Valentines Day Sweetie. Let's Happy Valentine's Day-Love Love, make the best of it . I love you Always, CHRIS. ROBB-We've shared a very much, Schmell. Vermont horse-drawn sleigh, St. Louis' baseball game, In dianapolis' symphony, Chicago's Hard Rock, Pittsberg's snacks, Springfield's newsmoms, Terre • Haute's Hallmark juteboK, Champaign's ice cream and I'm Beam , Thank you for trying so Charleston's memories. How mine . Love hard to understand and for about Valentine's Night at my A always being there. You're the Little woman , I love you so To ALICIA, my future wife. place? Happy Anniversary and BEST. Love, Your Irrational much thanks for the second try I Happy Valentine's Day. Love, 1st Valentines! Love, Marye. Bean. P.S. "Pop Goes the I can't have you I'd much rather Ernie. World!" die. Forever yours, Your Big Man . TRI-SIGMAS-Happy Valenti TYRA: THANK GOODNESS ne's Day to my favorite sisters!' Jeanne, There's No Doubt FOR LOST COLLEGE 1.D.'S OR Laurel. About It. You're the Greatest' WE WOULD NEVER HAVE MET. BRANFLAKE: I NEVER KNEW Love, Dan . HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY! Francis-MY SECRET AD THREE MONTHS OF HELL LOVE, RICK. MIRER-Happy second First COULD BE SO GREAT! I LOVE . Anniversary ' Bunny Bunny. YOU, DAVID. . FELICE and DANA, you make Lourdes: You're a very special every day Valentines Day! person to me. Thanks for always A Laurel. being there when I need you. . Love , Paul. Jamie-J . "R." Y-No I am not TO MY SPECIAL LADY LOLITA sick. Let's make this formal the JORDAN. HAPPY VALENTINE. best. I LOVE YOU-Kimberly T. Bear : To my special I couldn't "bear" this job LOVE, RONNIE. P.S. who brought the Cham valentine. You'll always have the without my loyal and efficient paign. key to my heart. Bart. P.S. desk workers! - Betty. Endless hugs and cuddling available. To All my T's Tia , Twiggy and Sheena. Happy Valentine's Day! To the actives and pledges of kappa Kappa Psi-You guys are A g_reat! Have a super Valentine's ------Terry, I love you----. rm-- glad Day! Love ya-your Sweetheart, you're mine . Love, Tam . Carolyn . ---Katy, Hope this will be the best Valentines Day ever. Love you Jeff, Happy Valentine's Day always, Matt. a;e . Baby! We're going to have the . best time at ' - formal . Thanks for • /\ ))I -� everything. Love Always , Peggy. � 'e� A, Hi Poopy! Why you , I ought MARY-MARGARET GREER a ...just give you a big kiss ! The past few months have been Happy Valentine's Day-I Love awesome . You are very special TONY , You are my everything , You. Yours Always, Poopy. to mE Happy Valentine's Day. Sweetheart. I'll Love you now, Love, Tim. until the end of time. XOXO, your Dear Stephen, Thanl: Will, Seeing the Love in your Smile and knowing the smile is A,/ for me will make my Valentine's To my forever Sweetheart: I Memorable!! Your Distractor . LOVE YOU TONS! Promise TO THE LADIES OF SIGMA · Promise! Kisser. SIGMA SIGMA: Have a very Doghouse McGruff, Have a Happy Valentine's Day. You are great Valentines weekend! I Cindy L-lt's our fifth all sweethearts. Love, Chip. · Love You!!!! love , Lisa . P.S. Be Val_entine·s Day together. Being Ann, you are very special to all I< good! with a beautiful lady like you has of us and we hope you have a _. . I . ., made them all the best. With Happy Valentine's Day! Love , )) Pokey-Mm... Honey, Happy love, Mike . Jason. Carl, Ron, George, Jeff, · 1st Valentines Day. 1·m looking and Jimmy. � "'"· forward to many more inthe KITTY: I cherish the time we future. Love always, Cookie. spend together and the things . . we do. You're the best valentine a guy could wish for. � l.OVE CONNIE KANE;(BROMER)-1 - YOU .. STEWV. LOVE YOU! WILL YOU BE MY TO MY HONEYBUN: I LOVE VALENTINE? LOVE, DAVID. YOU ! Thanks for making the last " • • Lynnette, MAY OUR LOVE A 19 months unforgettable. LAST · FOR THE NEXT 60 Thanks for not giving up on us. YEARS LOVE, Mike. Your love, respect and support Dick Schutt-Happy Valen mean the most to me. Will �ou MICHELLE. Y OU MEAN tine's Day! Can't wait to see what please be my Valentine? Love EVERYTHING TO ME!! I LOVE a good slow dancer you really your Jellybean (CAD) P.S. Are YOU!!! are! Love, Beth. you ready for a wild weekend? 11� 1988 ON, THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND ·ss': Bell 's Fl ower Co for Valentine'·s Da • Sixth St., will welcome "Easy Roses Plants The Charleston Motor Inn • The Charleston Motor Inn, Credit ," who plays a wide varie Flowers Balloons 920 W. Lincoln Ave., will host ty of rock 'n' roll Friday night. the country duo "Gabriel and "Clockwork Orange ," from for your sweetheart Becky" Friday and Saturday Decatur will take the stage with night from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. No . its hard rock show Saturday 1335 Monroe St • cover charge. night. No cover charge from 8 p.m. Friend's & Co. to 10 p.m. with coupon; $2 Guitar soloist Brian Cutright cover after 10 p.m. will perform soft rock the main East side of squ • bar at Friend's & Co., 509 Van Thirsty's LITIare -LECharleston ME1 700 RudyXI Ave.C - Ave., Thursday night "The Illinois Band," an area Buren Featuting Mexican & American from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. No cover. group, win provide Top 40 C � "N .I.L. 8," a contemporary entertainment Saturday from 9 \ rock band from Illinois State p.m. to 1 a.m. at Thirsty's, 219 University will perform in the 6th St. No cover charge back of Friend's Friday night from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. $2 cover Fiesta Hour (Charleston Only) charge. Boomer's w I a Twist Mon-Th urs p. The soft rock trio "Westscott, Blatent Dissent, a post-punk 5- 7 m. Epperson and Davis" will per band will play Saturday from 9 raftBe er 14 oz form at Boomer's, 506 W. 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ON.THE.VERGE·OF THE WEEKEND THURSDAY, ffBtdJARY 11, vin Bacon returns to screen in new Hug es' ANGELES (AP) -A few years "I've sort of gained a perspective on wrote , directed and produced "She's hand." in Bacon burst on the movie that. I love being in magazines. I guess it's Having A Baby," and you might expect About his role as Jake Brigg�. Bacon the lighthearted rebel in the hit _ a kind of process of growing up, leveling him to be an autocrat on the set. observed: "This is a character w ho takes "Footloose ." Just as suddenly, he off and getting used to having a movie "If I have any criticism of John a lot of plunges. He plunges into mar career, as used to it as you will ever get." . Hughes, it's that he should be a little less riage, he plunges into a job, he plunges t kicking and screaming into the The once-reluctant star has been hap flexible ," Bacon . "He is incredibly un into a. mortgage and ultimately at the end ," he said in retrospect. "It was a pily making the publicity rounds on behalf protective of his work. of the film plunges into fatherhood. He's iented film, and I fought so hard of his new film, "She's Having a Baby," "I come from the old school of theater, worried and concerned about those a teen idol. I considered myself Yes, another baby movie, though this where you never ev�r change a lick of the things. New York actor, and I wanted ones deals mostly with the events leading play; it's sacrilege . The cinema being Bacon himself is getting ready to take eknov for the rest of my career. up to the birth. Bacon and Elizabeth such an intimate medium, we want to be the plunge at 29. He became engaged on film was the No. 1 pop hit, and McGovern star as a married couple facing as comfortable and as real with the Christmas Eve to Kyra Sedgwick, who e girl would have me on her the vicissitudes of their first years language as possible ...John likes ac appeared with him on the American twas the last thing in the world I together. , tors, and he likes the input they can give . Playhouse production of "Lemon Sky" .1fought to stay off the magazines John Hughes ("The Breakfast Club," Sometimes you take off and get so far on the Public Broadcasting Service this of the papers. "Planes, Trains and Automobiles") from the material that it almost gets out of month, Id sweeth�?crts' find more enjoyment on Valentine's Day AGO (AP) - Valentine's Touching, holding hands, "Older couples often find they The tensions of work and rais sometimes take out personal and often a celebration of spending more time together have leisure (time) to take trips ing children often keep younger work-related frustrations on each ge puppy love, can be and seeing the world through together or just relax and have couples from being more in other, he said . er for older sweethearts similar eyes all help older people fun . They have more time for timate , he said . 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Can we search for the perfect girl; t date him. We were dating heavily and we really still be friends?" (Translation: I really hate swirls beneath dating like the That is the nature of girlf riends and liked each other. Despite her lunacy, I your guts and I don't want to go steady giant whirlpool. perfect girl is one of dating. In fact, the thought to myself, "this is the perfect with you because I've got my eyes set on Although I've never been myths of manhood. the more popular girl." another guy.) anything, I'm pretty sure f , take the time in high For example She was the perfect girl for about two Now I had no girlfriend at all. I would secret meetings during M school when I was dating a tall, blonde weeks. That's when a girl named Aggie have been better off staying with the Football and Monday Night lunatic . A mutual friend set us up for a Hester generally let it be known lunatic. plan and execute vortexes. blind date. throughout school that she wanted fo That is the way dating works for all I've been dating the sam When I first met her, I knew she was a date me. Aggie was a little cuter than the men . past two years. I guess you her, sanity has lunatic. Since dating lunatic and considerably more sane. · Firl>t a man will start dating girl # l. been stuck at the same become one of my main criteria in selec- When I heard Aggie wanted to date Next, girl #2 will come along and let the vortex, but at least I'm ting a girlfriend. . me, I phoned the lunatic and said "I really man know she wants to date him. Girl #2 downward. I rang the lunatic's doorbell and she like you a lot, but I don't want to go is more attractive, so the man ditches girl Lately my girlfriend has door all goggle-eyed and opened the steady with anyone right now. Can we #l and starts dating girl #2. Two weeks a lot of not-so-subtle hints grinning stupidly, which is about the only still be friends?" (Translation: I really hate later, girl #2 breaks up with him because riage . I doubt if that way a lunatic can grin. your guts and I don't want to go steaqy she has the hots for another guy. anywhere in the near future. purse, the lunatic carried a Instead of a with you because I've got my eyes set qn After about a month, the man starts to · That's because I'm · sure plastic shopping bag which contained a another girl.) miss the companionship of a girlfriend, so only vortexes swirling benea hatchet, a meat cleaver, an herbal mix After I broke off relations with the he starts dating girl #3. Two weeks later beneath marriage as well. ture which she said possessed mystical lunatic , I started dating Aggie . 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