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B~' Vicki Olgeaty numbers of 200 students. ha~ to - l"lurie Walton. senior in .. F: the peti tions appear to be pointed by the governor. Nont: Siaff Writer be turned in to the election economics. valid, " Strem said. There were of the trustees are paid. but aU commission in order for a - Gordon Wayman. graduate no "obvious errors." such as are compensated for expenSt:S Six people arl' ,'ying for the candidatp'~ n~!':'"le to ~ppeAr ~!'! !:toldent in political science. failures to list last names. incurred at board meetings. chance to serve the remainder the bal!ot. There wiII be no spot on the identification numbers or ad Student members do not have of Sbon Irvin's term as student The six candidates who ballot for write-in names. dresses for any of the 200 binding votes. but do t'ave trustee. turned in oetitions by the Walton had been an un names. advisory votes. Irvin resigned at the Board of deadline at 5 p.m. Friday are: dergraduate representative to "We're not going to run all the Student trustees do have the Trustees meeting Thursday - Sharon Hutchen:on. law the election commission. but names through admissions and right to participate fully in The winner of the special student. resigned to run in the election. records unless someone makes discussion. make and second election, to be held Feb. 22. will - John Kelly. !:enior in ac according to John Strem. a written challenge to any of the motions, attend executive serve until June 30. counting and finance. election commissioner petitions," he said. committee meetings where According to student trustee - Alex Miceli, graouate student Strem said Friday that all The winner of the election will confidential information may plection rules, a petition. in history and political science. candidates were in good serve with a student trL!:~~ be discussed. and receive aIt complete witl. the signatures. - Surya Prasai. sophomore in academic and disciplinary representing SIU-Edwardsville mailings to boclrd members. addresses and identification political science. standing. - and seven other trustees ap a('f'o!'ding to Irvin. 'Daily 'Egyptian ~.
Monday, February 14, 1983-Vol. {18, No. lIB Southern Illinois University City fund hearing slated Monday night By John Schrag had requested city funds for Starr Writer fiSCi'I year 1983-84. which begins May L The annual scramble for city The agencies that have funds is on. tequested funds so far are: The A public hearing will be held Social Service Program of the Monday f'vening to give Car Attucks Community Service bondale residents the chance to Board. The Coordinated Youtit make recommendations to tile Program of the Attucks City Council and staff regarding Community Service Board. The the distribution of federal Council on Problems of tite revenue sharing funds in the ,1983OM' fieeal-year. ~::Sin~ii~~":n~~!L Views expressed at tbe Cel!ter . Youtb Services hearirl~ will be considered in Program, Tbe Carbondale tile pr~paration of the city Women's Center and the Car budget, which will be submitted bondale Pubik Library. to tile council in April and All these agencies except the presentf!
Bv Jam.. Dfor~ c;tudents have a voice in these tuition increase, we are sup Cook received support for tile Fritz Levenhagen said the usn Staff Writer dedsions." portive of finding additional idea irom leade ..·s of the Student is still fighting to keep only the "There have to I'A! more funds resources to help higher P,-ogramming Couliril. first floor open the extra hours. The Undergraduate Student Cor higher education... Cook education in IllinoIS," Cook Th(.mpson Poinl Executive although it ~ould likl" lv "ee the Organizati.m has agreed to said. "We will ha.e a tuition S;i;d. Cot.ncil, and Hall COI!lIcils from whole library remain open. form a task force to work with increase of at least 10 percent One such resource is a tax Neely, Schneider and Maf' "We think tile library IS t:le Chan('ellor Kenneth Shaw 10 and there is nothing we can do increase that the Illinois Board Smith Residence Halls. lJ~ best study hall on campus.' study the use of funds for higher about it." of Higher Education suppor~ Senator Joel Natkin was Levenhagen said "We think education at SIU-C. Cook said that while tile USO at its meeting in January. selected as coordinator of the I!Jt~ first floor option is a USO President Jerry Cook is "philosophically opposed" 19 "It is time for :I tax increast task force. rea:suaahle compromise, and met with leaders from tuition increases, the task force to help higher education in this Cook also briefed tile leaders we hope to get it through." recognized student should have a big influence on state," Cook said. "We are at a on t.1te stabJS of USO's fight to Levenhay,en said the USO will organizalioraS . Sunday to wbere tile addi tionaJ revenue turning point and we need to do reinsht~ the operating boors of work with ,'ice President ior propose the task force, saying . should be spent. sometiting real to get our point Morris Library that were cut in .. It is imperative that the "While Wi' don't favor a across." August. USO Vice President Sei! USH, Page 3 Sharon out of defense post; Wews GRoundup--- Hinckley in hospital after ,uicide try gets new Israeli Cabinet job WASHINGTON (AP) - John W. Hinckley Jr., found in· llOC'!Dt by reason of il1Sanlty of shooting President Reagan. JERUSALEM (APl - The The small \.-ommunist Party after ~lJpreme Court President Israeli Cabinet accepted Ariel submitted a no-confidence YitzhLk Kahan who headed tnt' W8! hospitalized in serious condition Sunday after an apparent Sharon's resignation as defense motion fo be debated this week. fa·lr·month investigation. suidde attempt, authorities said. minister Sunday but retained but the government is expected Cat.;net ministers said Begin Hinckley, connected to a respirator, may be in danger of him as a minister without to defeat it. wantea to replace Sharon with dying, but "he is stable and we believe he'll be all right," said portfolio. prr.mpting opposition The Labor Party. the largest Moshe Arens, Israel's am· Dr. James Levy, president of Greater Southeast Community charges tha. the decision defied opposition group, said it might bassador in Washington. but Hospital, where Hinckley was take'l. "We will not be able to the Beirut massacre com- organize public demonstrations needed time to arrange this tell you for certain for the next 24 to 48 hours whether he's mission's recommendations. to put "moral pressure" on tne transition with his coalil;on out of the woods." Prime Minister Menachem government to fire Sharon. partners. The incident was at least the third apparent suicit1e attempt Begin wiU take over the Defense The inquiry commission Arens declined Sunday to SJ>V by Hinckley since he shot and wounded the president and three Ministry temporarily after charged.~ron with r~rsonal whether he had .I>een ap· 'lther men outside the Washington Hilton Hotel in March 1981 Israel's Parliament, the responSibility for fdlhn~ to proached about the Job. Knesset, approves the reshuffle foresee a massacn' when he Speaking on :-\BC's "Meet the Two men nabbed in Eto shooting Monday or Tuesday. Cabinf'l ordered Lebanese Christian Press" In New York, Arens said Secretary Dan Meridor :m· militiamen to mop up it would be "entirely inap· CHICAGO (AP) - 1".,0 men cbarged in the gangland-style nouncM. Palestinian resistance In propriate" at this lime to do so shooJng of reputed gambling boss Ken "Tokyo Joe" Eto were Cabinet ministers belonging Beirut's Sabra and Chatilla arrested by FBI agents early Sunday, hours after they were to the factions in Begin's ruling refugee camps last Sept. 16-18 "l'm not in a position to released on bond by local authorities. coalition said that keeping It suggested he resign or be comment to vou ... as to future John Gattuso, 47, a suspended Cook County sheriffs deputy, Sharon in tne Cabinet avoided fired. plans and future possibilities." and Jasper Campise, 0;, were arrested at their suburban the need for early elections. Sharon gave Begin his hI' said. homes and charged with federal firearms and civil rights But opposition parties resignation afte',- the Cabinet violations stemming from the shooting, according to FBI protested that the reshuffle of decided last week, after thrt'e Sharon's resignation was a spokesman Ronald Elder, portfolios disregarded the emergency fTIet·tings, to adopt parlJlyzlng setback to the Authorities declined to say why they decic:ed to re-arrest the inquiry commission's intention all the recommt'ndations of the career of the flamboyant ex· pair. that Sharon leave the Cabinet. Kahan Commi~·sion. named general. The two .-e arrested by local authDri:ties Friday and East digs out; new storm looms charged with attemr-tcd murder ID the !:llooting of Eto. Search goes on for ship survivors Bulldozers and snowplows night and is expected to spread deep snow. Officials said it was cleared artehes SUf.dav another blanket of snow along unlikely all Ian"S would be PORTSMOUTH, Va. (AP) - Rescuers searched the cold through the gia.lt cities of lI)e the mid·Atlantic Coast by late cleared by rush hour Monday seas off the Virginia coast Sunday for nine crew members Northeast immobilized bv a tomorrow ... the wea ther service morning. missing after a collier loaded with 'rl,OOO tons 01 eoal capsized record blizzard that killed at said Sunday. and sank during a gale, killing at least 24 people. least 63 people, and major The Blizzard oC '83. which As t!lOusands of workers and Meanwhile, a fonner crewman of the ,...arine Electric said airports opened in time to get dropped up to 3 feet of snow machines chewed at mounds of the ship had a history of mechanical fallures and should have thousands of stranded travelers from North Carolina to New snow, bitter Arctic air surged been scrapped long ago. The vessel l(;St a propeller and a home for Valentine's Day England on Friday and into the region, pushing the ,"Udder in separate incidents in the rast five years, Calvin L But a new storm was heading Saturday, was blamed Cor the mercurY below zero in scat J )hnson, a fonner fireman and engineman aboard the ship, up the East Coast. after durn· tered areas from Pennsvlvania tol.:i the Wilmington News Journal OIl Saturday. ping snow, sleet and ice pellets ~~~~e~ a:~ s~:fI!~ wo~~Ch~: to Maine. It was 12 bE!low if' Three crewmembers of the Marine Elec~~ were rescued on northern Georgia and much Virginia coast and 39 other Concord, N. H., and I above 10 and 24 bodies recovered after the accider,t Saturday. of South Carolina. and the deaths in 10 states Baltimore, a r£'Cord for the National Weather Service said In cities such as New York. date. the mid·Atlantic Coast States Washington. Philadelphia, Gramm's GOP victory is 'mandate' could expect the same "or even Baltimore and Bost~'l. many Florida, nicdnwhile, was worse." streets remained cI~ed with delugee with heavy rains. with DALLAS (AP) - Rep. Phil Gramm, who quit the House "The storm will continue abandoned cars and trucks that 3.5 inches falling in Fort after fellow Democrats ousted him from a budget panel, says movinli! northeast durinli! the were hopelessh' mired in waist· Lauderdale. the special electioo victory that sends him to Washingtoo as a Republican gave him his "strongest mandate" ever. Gramm, a supporter of President Reagan's ecOllomic Movie theater fire kills 66 in Italy policies, said in a telephone interview that his victory TURIN. Italy rAP) - Fire sidewalk outside, and hundred! auditorium, creating deadly Saturday over 10 opponents in the 6th Congressional District raced through a Turin movie of people gathered as parents smoke that billowed into the represents "tht- fll'St gunfire at the 1984 electiOll8, and we won theater Sunday night, killing at searched for their children. balcony section where most of the first battle." least 66 people and injuring Police said the fire might the bodies were found dozens of others in the crowd of have been c.~used by a short The theater can seat 1,000 500. Police Chief Antonio circuit or by fireworks set off as people. Fareillo reported. a joke by youngsters The death toll soared when celebrating Carnival. which is Firefighters reported many of firefighters found more than 20 being observed throughout the victims were asphyxiated, bodies in a second-floor Italy. but said others. were crushed in bathroom and in rooms used by Many of the young people in the ~rUc to escape, or burned. the management for offices or the theater were dressed in The ltalian news agency stordge, he said. Police have not CtlStumes and makeup for the ANSA quoted witnesses as determined the exact number of festival. saying many of the people in the injured. Fire department officials said balcony first rushed to a Most of the victims were the names quickly spread over stairway leading to the ground young people. The bodies were the theater's wooden seats with floor, but turned back because placed on thE: Imow-(:Overed plastic covers in the main of the heavy smoke. 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Southern Illinois jobless rate increases two percent in 1982 By Terry Levecke in Hardin County. near the havp hPpn nmning among the Starr Writer Kentucky border. highest unemployment rates in Southern Illinois' unem· the state. but this year some Unemployment in Southern ployment rate increased less have dropped from the top 10 to Illinois counties rose two per than that of the stale as a whole. the top 20. according to Vessell. cent in 1982 to 13.5 percent - IUinois' jobless rate increased almost four percent higher than by 2.8 percent to 11.3 percent. Jackson County's figure the national average. accordir.g to figures released remains one of the steadiest in The unemployment situation last week by the Illinois Job the area because of the in Jackson County is better than Service. presence of SIU-C. Other in most other counties in Southern Illinois' unem counties with large public Southern Illinois. The county's ployment situation, compared employers such as Randolph. annual rate increased by 1.2 to the state overall, is looking where Menard Correctional Staff Photo b~ ~rian Howl' percent to 10.7 percent. only one better than in recent years. Center is located and Johnson percent higher than the national according to Labor Market County. home of Vienna A real hot rod figure of 9.7 percent. Economist Mike: Vessell of the Correctiona I Center. showpd If you C~llda't ,lad y .... Daily Egyptian Friday. tile charred The area's highest unem Illinois Job Service. rates of 10 percent and 13.1 ~maiDs 01 this Plymouth FIII'Y may eqIa.iD why, The car , ployment ra tp was ?4 R percent Counties ! By Jl'nnifer Phillips WilliaD's' bond, which was set negotiated guilty plea on Dec. 29 Staff Writer at $100.000. and was sentenced to 20 vears in A sentencing datl' has not the Menard Correctional Cable cars ripped off tracks After deliber:.!ting for over six been set. but a sentence could Center. hours Thursday evening. a jury be handed down in about a by high winds in Italian peaks found Patrick K. Williams month, Clemons said. Williams' attornev. Thomas guilty of murdering BEnjamin Testimony in Will: .Ils· trial Mansfield. tried to convince the CHAMPOLU. Italy lAP) ski-borne rescue squads raced E. Dockins last September, said began Tuesday in Jackson jury that Buchana.1. not Powerful winds ripped three to the scene of thf' crash near on Jackson County State's At County Circuit Court as Williams. beal and stranglPd cable cars off their tracks the Alpinp slope at ('hampolu in torney John Clemons. Clemons tried to prove that the Dockins and that Williams' (lnl" during a blizzard Sunday and the northwpstern province of The jury began its 19-year-old Williams helped his involvement was to resis't dropped them ISO ff"et onto a Aosta. between Italv's frontiers deliberation at about 3:30 p.m. former co-defendant. Edward sexual advances made by mountainside at a fancv ski with France and Switzerland and returned the guilty verdict L. Buchanan, beat Dockins. 57. Dockins. resort, killing eight adultS and Carabinieri. Italy's at 10 p.m .• Clemons said. to death on Sept. 9. Williams, of 11I5B E. College two children. police said. paramilitary police. hovered in Jackson County Circuit Judge Buchanan. 20. of 307A Oak SI. St. in Carbondale. is being held Police and rescue officials two helicopters for nearly five William South revoked in Carbondale, entered a in the Jackson County Jail. said two others were seriously hours to winch four people to injured in the accident. They safety from a fourth car said all the dead and injured swinging wildly in the driving were Italian. snowstorm. The statp-ron RAI USO from Page 1 Six skiers died instantly in the television network said the crash. four others died of in· rescued people \\l're Italian and Academi<- Affairs John Guyon. RSO lead~rs a memorandum to Morris Library. USO Student juries after rescue squads French. Dea.' of Library Affairs Ken- Vice President for Campus Welfare Commissioner Chris pulled them out or tire snow and neth 1'eterson. and if necessary, Services Clarence Dougherty Comer said a survey was done two moT'" were listed in serious The crash occurred al 11 a.m. President Albert Somit to reach detailing the number of lights in September that indicated conditIOn at local ~pitals 15 a.m EST) at the 8.100-loot some solution to the problem. burned out on the Brightway that 58 lights were burned out on More than 200 police. level of Colle Sarezza peak. Cook also shared with the Path near ThompSOn Point and the path. firefighters and members of rescue authoritips said -- -.. -"!"~;--. ... I JllJmt'CJnI hQdlf"lIPt~ I The most compIe1e st~ of natural I foods and vitamins in Southern IllinOiS I 100 West Jackson St. I (BeMeen Nar1h Illinois and ... railroad) I ~ '" '" -" s::: 1~:: ~ ~"":i.~1 I ~;S SOFT FROZEN YOGURTI t~· In - cup or COM I All !tie fun d Ie. cnem-JIIUS the good things d yogurt I I High In taste. low in fat. ~alfruit flaYOrS I I Famous ~ quellty. • · IThIScouponondl~entttl.. ~ I,.19~ pecla toa reg. cuparcone of DANNY-YO I I'"5 - Coupongoodthru3l15l~ ___ :...... ~: L.~~~~~ii~.... ~~~-.i~,~ ..~_~ ..~_~.~.~.~ ...... ~ .. ~ ...... Daily Egyptian, February 1" 1983, Page 3 •.•• • ...... , '. a.:...# • •• ~.II .' • " ~. "t ... "\, I wanted laughter, not a war BOY, NOW I KNOW how things are funny and other that Serbian guy who shot the Andrew people think other things are Archduke of Austria must [3 funny but. apparently, few ha ve felt. One questionable Herrmann readers thought "If the U of I -:'- ~ move and, bang, people start closes. who'd miss them?" fighting each other, World - i was funny. What do you want Edltor"'/ .... &lItor War I starts and before you -" in a free newspaper anyway? ALL WE GDTTA DO IS know it 10 million people are Benny Hill? I'IETTr HIM UP AtJD dead. And the Serbian? He just cut my tongue off PlOHtm HIM sa WE CAN went down in history as a jerk completely. Well, maybe I MA YBE I DID. as some LEECH mE UVJN' PROfITS and probably had to bop did learn that satire is full ol letter writers have OUTOfHJM. around town wearing pitfalls for a writer. suggested, over-generalize sunglasses (as you see I am about the average U of I today), lying low and asking HEY, PEOPLE. Cool out student. maybe I do have a \ himself. "What did I do?" for a minute, will ya? I'm weird view of things. I was just glad we had last really not the blithering idiot Regardless, I still have the Friday off because I don't that some of you think I am. same feelings towards the think ] could have handled I'm just a writer trying to University of Dlinois that I any more love letters, phoDe lighten up a much too uptight had last week. calls and comments about my student body - add a bit of If the earth were to open up column on the U of I. It was humor to your Monday in Cbampaign (or is it Ur bad enough being called mornings. I look around and I bana) and the whole U of I ridiculous, childish, see this worried look on some would slide into it and bedonisitic. uneducated, of my felJow classmates' disappear, I for ooe wouldn't hate-filled, dangerously faces and bear them mum- miss it. ignorant, a bigot, a scum bling thinp like" ... need an A And I would still take bag, a disgrace to the DE, an to pass ... " and " ... I'll never anything that Southern has Tame Hal1oween, idiot, a blithering Idiot, an get a job... " I hear this stuff over the U 01 I. I'd matcb our obvious idiot and a thorn in and I just want to scream, students, our instructors, OlD" the side of SIU-C by "HEY TRY TO RELAX! campus and our town against strangers. But when my mom srop BEING SO SERIOUS! theirs anytime. called and said I'd almost LIFE IS ROUGH BUT But I don't want to let you but not for profits given my dad a beart attack, YOU'LL MAKE IT! LAUGH go on a sour not<; - if you still well, 1£" me tell you, that A LITTLE!" think that's a sour note - so hurt. That blD't more than my It didn't work. "If the U of I I'll pass OIl this little joke I mE WORD about Hallowem in 1983 from Carbondale girlfriend leaving me and my ~oses, who'd miss them?" beard last week: How many businessmen IS "let's have a festival." It would improve the city's cat running away from home. made people mad. It back U oll students does It take to image - and provide a few extra doUars. But you know something? I fir...:t and I'm sorry about change a light bulb? Two. The city's image needs some poUsbing wben it comes to the an didn't leam a thing from this. that. But I don't regret One to get the ladder and one nual bash. In the past. it has been a Dighbnare for city officials. The That's because I still don't writing it. I wasn't trying to to call Mommy. O!amber of Commerce is to be commended for wanting to improve know what all these people be mean or hateful. I was the annual downtown party. are so bot about. I wrote trying to be humorous. My Well, like I said, some Talk of discouraging it. ending it, downplaying it or phasing it out something tongue-in-clJeek intentioo was good. people think some things are has been turned around by local businessmen. City officials, and it seems that most people Humor is a funny thing. funny and other people think however, would still just as soon give the "festival" to Murphysboro would have preferred ttu.t I Some people think some other things are funny ... or Marion. But the only success the city has had in downplayiDg the celebration has been to reduce the DUmber ol participants - from an estimated 15,000 in 1979 to 10,000 in the past couple ol years. But -~etters------ there is DO evidence to indi~te that the celebratioo is dying out; in fact, it seems Halloween will haunt the city for etrmty. SIU-C a good school; so is U of I IN mAT CASE. businessmen say. let's take advantage of it. 'lbere are profit3 to be made. Halloween could indeed become a When reading the DE, most of perience in many ways. There what could be described as the muIti-faceted weekend of entertainment compl~te with races, what I find OIl the editorial exists here the opportunity to "average" s'wdent. for he or parades, costume contests and a concert - the Mardi Gras of the page, though 'Jften con meet people of all walks of life she doesn't exist. Those Midwest. troversial and provactative, is as well as virtually all parts of described as lypical by Mr. One word of cautioo to those who look at Halloween with dollar fair and entertaining. However, the world. These people are, Herrmann are but part of the signs in their eyes - the weekend should be a festival with races for when the page editor is allowed with slight exception, ex many groups of students who youths on bikes, not for cashiers ringing up sales at bloated prices. to print slanderous remarks ceedingly warm and friendly, attend tiJat school. Hopefully Parties are for enjoyment and the last thing participants want is unchecked, I feel compened to and make Carbondale a good someday Mr. Herrmann will to be hawked by vendors 00 the street who olfer bot clop for $2 or respond. town for everyone. Un realize that people are no better six-packs for $4.50. Participants in Halloween do so to blow off fortunately, not an are willing or worse than others, simply steam - the celebratioo falls halfway tbrough fall semester for As someone who has had the to accept those who are in any because of their appearance or students'. Taming the Halloween "1)(!aSt" doesn't mean putting it OIl privilege of attending both SIU way different! lifestyle. It is bis type of attitude a leash and baving it fetch the newspaper. and U of I I feel that I can more that only serves to further There is money to be made and businessmen are sure to make it. justly assess the similarities The University of Dlinois, like animosity based on ignorance. The city probably could join in the party if it would just wake up and and differences between the two Southern, has a diverse Whenever people from both smell the pumpkin pie. schools, than one who merely enrollment, and through the schools interact, and no longer observes the few students who The best could be made of what many consider a bad ~tuation. years has developed many fine consider the other to be "alien." make passage on the Amtrak. curricula in the arts and it is obvious that we are all But let's not make this into a nighbnare for th06e who just want to The year that I have spent at have a good time. sciences. In all my years at the similar. - David E. Wear, SIU has been a rewarding ex- U of I. I never or,ce came across Graduate Student, Geology. Impeach Andrew Herrmann Andrew Herrmann is a thorn problems bad by the University in the side of SIU-C. of Illinois. Tbeir financial As editorial page editor oi the worries are just as real and DE, his ability to express threatening as OlD" own. But the sensible commentary is null SIU-C community does not and void. Within the spall of one waste its time demoralizing U month he hal managed to oll, as Andrew Herrmann does, alienate another Illinois because tbe people at SIU-C university, most 01 the foreign have class. We know we have an students here on campus, and edge over other universities, anyone with enough nerve to but we also know that bragging select their own wardrobe. and insults are no way to prove it Moreover, Andrew bas gooe Nobody really cares what out 01 his way to disregard the Andrew thinks of leg warmers, journalism practices of fair unless he bas a pencbant for ness, public interest and ob wearing them bimself. jectivity. And what ol Andrew's gripe Tbe DE is a respectable about understanding foreign campus paper that demaDds an lltudents? Most of SIU-C's editorial page editor wbo foreign clientele probably practices good journalism speaks EDglisb better than our ethics, hall moral integrity, and blitberia8 idiot editorial paule ball a critical judgment tem commandant. pered with intuitive inslgbt. As for you Andrew Herr MOllt notably, Andrew bas DUIIUl, you have my vote u tbia made an even bigger 1001 of year's poBter cbild lor birth bimseIl in front 01 all SIU-e at CGIItroI. - Dav" SIleec., FreIII· theeb_p espense of the -. Jeanlallaa. ---CUtters Did you apply for U of I, Herrmann? In response to the article, take me long to find out that partying. He says " ... the of the "Fortunate 500" firms, pink luggage. I feel. Mr, "u the U of I closes, who'd people here really dislike the Southern male couldn't give a with your "punk haircut and Herrmann, that you S!!P. what miss them?" of Feb. 7, by Univenity of Dlinois. I can't crap about ''first-illJllrters'' Levis with holes in them and you want to see with your Andrtrw Hernnann, it was the understand it. During my unless its a quarter-barrel of SIU sbirt", your breath biased little mind. I feel that most ridiculous and childish whole career at U of I, I never beer." I'm sorry to bear that reeking of stale beer and a the people here are the same letter I bave ever come !mew anyone who hated SIU. you view life so recently smoked cigarette. I as at U of I. In fact, I went to acl'08ll. Mr. Herrmann, why The only thing I ever beard hedonistically. as only a time hope tbe U of I graduate classes here two years and no do you bate the Uoivenit'l of about SIU was that it was a for fun, parties, wlih ntl behind the desk gives you as o:te ever picked me out of a IIIiDois 80 much? Could it be "paJ:'ty scboo)" . I don't serious work towards tbe much respect as you give ~... d as being a U of I sour gralK'J? I ba ve a I!f;-cessa:ilv think that that's a future. You obVIously hate tum. gradU/ste. If U of I people are suspidon that you tried to get compliment. Somebow, I people who work towards a Not all the people at the so obvious, seems like I would into the University of Dlinois don', feel that padies should better future lor themselves. UniV'l!J"Sity of Dlinois are like have stuck out like a sore and ('Guldn't quite cut the be first priority at ltD institute that care about their ap those people you say you sa! thumb. of learning followed by peL'"8Dce. and are not into in the train with the coif Grow up, Mr. Herrmann, m~7l:rrdmoving to Southern education. parties as mucb as you. It feured bair and designer knock that chip off your Rlinois about 2~ years ago, I Contrary to tbis, Mr. would be interesting to ~'!e jeans. Somebow, I don't shoulder, and loot at the real decided to further my Hermmann seems very you after you graduate (if you remember ever wearing pink world. It isn't all that bad, ~ucation. SIU was tbe proud of tbe fact that make it tbat far) in tl,,, lipstick or pink fingernail really. - Mary Sanders, SlU closest institution. It dido't everyone at Southern is into personnel department ." line yoc",h, carrying my matching e alumDDS. Debunking U of I myths Cartoon to the Editor Hatred of U ofI Being a University of Illinois graduates inasmuch as the isn't too healthy alumnus of the School of Ac Southern graduate is less of a One man with so mucb countancy, naturally I was threat. Furthermore. the - in nated grade point average of hatred. That's not healthy. If disturbed by Andrew Herr one considers him or herself mann's column, "If the U of I the Southern student adds a closes, who'd miss them?" A... a degree of statistical merit to the first class, it doesn't matter consequence, I would like to personnel director's decision. what others think. Mr. Herr take this opportunity to rebut mann. you could have spared the unfortunate myths be bas. Myth No. Two: The average yourself much Emotional advocated concerning the U of I arrogant U of I "male-jert" trauma by attending U of I. student. wears leather tennis shoes Your worries would be over. No i'OOse aren't leather termis longer would the ways of these Myth No. One: You implied shoes you idiot! They're Gucci "so called jerks" bother you that it is tough goin'g to Southern loafers! because you yourself would be due to the negative soci~ one of them. Before writing that economic reprocussions Myth No. Three: U of I joumalistic trash, did you ever precipita;mg from slanderous consider that students at SIU anti-Soutl: You talk of U of I students as the most part, the samf.;. After reading Andrew haircuts OnlY concerned with When I visit U of I. 1 wear my Herrmann's article on tbe quarter barrels of beer. He also if they are aliens. I wonder Only at SIU-C wbere you fmd your basis for SIU jacket and I've r.ever 'e1t Only at an overgrown high University of Illinois, I bad ~ claims we say things like "find that I was ::econd da3S. as you stop and think if SIU really 18 another seat faggot" and "U of I these stereotypes. I've spent a scboollike SIU·C could Andrew lot of time at U of I. I know put it. On the contrary, most Herrmann ase to a position second class. ( realized that you sucks." No doubt these are people there seem quite in can't judge a univer;;ity b)' ~me quotes from Faulkner. I wonder many people there. I've sat which even remotely resembled article or one man s oplDlon, if Herrmann can see where the through classes there and I've terested in the qualities of SIU. one of responsible leadership. especially when the conclusion second-rate stereotype stems met people in social as well as The ongoing competition bet Regarding his editorial com· Herrmann draws may be the from and what keeps it going? scholastic settings. I've even ween the lifestyles of two ments on the University of ~ts o~ faulty thinking. Articles like Herrmann's speak taken Amtrak througb schools is, for the most part. Illinois (DE Feb.7): a puerile about Southern with greater Champaign aOli I don't recall created by people like you. attempt at humor by an obvious authority than U of I. any people of your description Incidentally, your description idiot. -Bruce WarreD. t'lrst, he complains of being on the traius. What you don't of the average sm student is, to Graduate Student, Radio aDd labeled as second-rate just I don't think Southern bas a seem to realize is that those put it lightly, quite narrow. Television, U 01 I class 01 '77. because he's a Southern tatiOll of being second-rate, aliens from U of I are just like student. He says the only reason repu us in that they are from the Perhaps if you put your bias for this is because U of I nor do I wisb that the earth same towns and neighborhoods for U of I behind you next time Comic or bigot? students tell people we are. I'm would open up and swallow up as SIU students. When you talk you ar'! 1n Champaign, you Mr. Herrmann are you trying not sure they have that much U of I. There is room in about the conceited nature of U would see th€ town and school to be a satirical comic or a authority. Certainly if they did. the of I students, you're talking for what they are. just another bigot" Surely you are not that would be a first-class trait, Illinois for both universities. but about a small population of college campus. better in some serious in vour stereotyped one they don't have. maybe not enouldl room for people tbat can be found ways, worse in others: diffel'e!lt image of Uruversity of !1liiluil; . anywhere, including SIU. U of I in some ways. similiar tn students that you por'.rayed in . ., f Andrew Herrmann. - RJchard and SIU are two different othen. - Tom Hubner, Janior. your Feb. 7 editorldl. I once went to {j' 01 I and I sITI':~:t:ntv: ~1~!W~l;~k Heise, Senior. Psychology. acboola but the students are, for AccountiDIt· ha" ~ "let the type of people you refer LO in vour article. I have also met those same types of people down here. Likewise I Herrmann sets DE progress back have met amiable people in '-- (ttenti in- 'ortabl ~ someooe to UIe auc:eeeded>. But would it bave both places. You must be an Over tbe fall semester, I Student eenU!I" a ,:m comi ~ .or I!eeu' as amusing to say "ftnd expert in judging personalities thought I'd seen a marked temational students) . Mr. a m~ f~ ~ge wbeD, aaotber seat nluer"? "find of people. on trains. improvement in' the Daily Herrmann: do you bave the talking WI~ friends m ~ P~ aaatber seat kite"? Would it Egyptian's treatment of some co~ge to le~ve your bome, conversati~ wbeu.:r It'S ~ IJawbeeo printed? The word I wonder if you ha"e the capacity to hate every student of' the minority grou~s famil~ ~:ends ~~ =uc;n~ ~!!' or. pag ''fBflo&'' is no less offensive to at the University of lllinois. how represented 011 campus. Thisff of peopve 'lben,ia Ilia Feb. diatribe ....gnifieant Dumber of DE t -:n cul~ C::! .. i: 7 do you feel about blacks in this semester though, one s a an en .. . the U· Mtf of readers. Derogatory language country or people from foreign member ~ms to be ort ~ one- wbo. are often ignorant or &~stMr Herr':!: has·his Bite this simply ba!. no place in countries? It seems. Mr. man campaign to undo tt all. hostile to ~ pres~,:. try SIU ~·hero telling the Uof responsible joUmaJISIIl. Herrmann, that you could fill I'm refering to AndreW Herr- to ~ :,"th lea£B!I18 un an I sa!tent who bas boarded HIS SIIort of outrigbt· censoring the editorial page with more ~IIDD'~. series. Of. thou~ess, unf,!jf~~i1~ = train to "'('m, anotber _t his material, caD't someoDe constructive or informative 1DSenSItive editonal co os. ~? I know I don't, aocI I faggot .... Granted; the eaIamn penu~de . lfr. Herrmann to journalism than your own columDS. feature. haVe a lot of reaped for aDyaae wu apPlI'eatly intended to be keep his biaotrY to bimIelf bigoted attitudes. - AustiD Fint.1D his Jan. 31 fad-..::... .. it. bard to ..... bmnGroua aad ~ Mary MeG •••• Grad.. ,., Nell.a. SeDior. Biological ~:~~:-~~':iD the dentand why it 1NUIcI be mOl'f! (no comment on boW' well it IIIPer Faa..... Seieaees. Elisabeth Taylor :arIOo1tlCi«lle's Deli says no platu to fred Free Lunch De Iverl•• NEW YORK (AP) - Despite rumors reported in a LoodoD 11 .. 1:30 \ tabloid, actress Elizabeth 549.. 3366 TaylOl' says sle has DO plaD8 for .~ an eighth marnage. TheLoadooDallyLj11'e58 • Subs. Salad!. . reportt:d Tuesday that Miss TaylOl' was engaged to marry • Cheesecake. Quiche. . _.. 55, ~ -/ictor Gonzales Luna, a Mf!xican lawyer. Tbe newspaper said the wedding pians were disclosed by Lwla's daughter, Irma. Chen Sam, Miss Taylor's spokeswoman in New York, issuec1 a statement saytnc tile report ''bas no basis in fact." The spokeswoman said Miss Taylor and Luna were friends and bad spent Christmas and New Year's together. Miss Taylor, 50, is currently in Toronto filming "Nobody Cries for Me." 1:!lkii~'fI Staff Plaeto by Droll Jaavrbt *wefix Mia 1lUnoia, sruoC ,tucleat JaielP Jeffers stEREOS Ir AMPLIfiERS TAPE OEKS/RAOfOS!P.A~s Miss Dlinois finds success BAND SOUND EQUiPMENT prompt·courteous·expert and connections on the road AU work paranteedl By Jeff Wilkm another pageant to me. I didn't Staff Writer get nervous until I got home and realized I was watching myself The road to Atlantic City and con-pete on national the Miss America Pageant from television ... the small Southern nlinois town Arter graduation in of Mount ('.:omlel is a long one, December, Jeffers. a senior in t1\1HU~ but for Jaleigh Jeffers, 21-year accounting, will start work in old, 5-fool-7. green~yed SIU-C the St. Louis offices of ArtllUr 715 S. Winois Aw./c.tNInct* senior and Miss Dlinois, it has CHEAP CHIC JlT "S F/IIIE!>l Anderson arod Co .• the world's ohDne Ask for Tim been a road pavec1 with gOld. largest ac~cunting firm. 529-5501 "You meet a lot of people Presently. she keeps an 1Oa.",-lipm· Mon - Sat through the pageant that have apartment in Chicago and connections." Jeffers said at an models in between her appearance with the SaluJti engagements. Shakers, Thursday. at the Regis Her apperances as Miss Saloo in the University Mall - Dlinois have been as varied as a another in a long string of ap chamber of commerce meeting Credit & Money perances she has made in Elgin, a downstate k.~al ltv ...... , .a.ww-.a ...... throughout the state - "and a lot pageant and the Dlinois State of !loon are opened for you." Legislature. Jeffers started competing in Because of the scholarship Free Admission pageants in 1980 in pursuit of a oriented nature of the pageants, $1.000 coll~e schoJa..-ship and Jeffers defines her position as Reception will follow lecture won the MiSS Wabash Valley an advocate for education. In pageantwbilee'~ending Wabash her speech before the Student Center Auditorium 7pm Junior College. She then legislature and at a reception transferred to SIU-C and won held for her by Gov. Thompson TONIGHT the titles of Miss Southern afterward. she stressed the "'-"'br: AmerIca.~ horeu Dlinois and Miss Dlinois, only to importance of high"" education finish "oot of the top ten" at the to Illinois lawmakers and speAI"" Miss America Pageant this past lobbyists. Am.."VIcan Marketing As~latIon September. "Miss America was just A....-..,.,...... , '--e odIooI 0'ffIft0ut1t. A.erlcan Tap .-"'"----'....--..".,. Happy Hour 11 :30-8:00 35CDraft. 1.75 Pitchers He i.OwENBRAu 75. Speedrails 70e Seagrams 'f 754 Jack Daniels ...... ~ .... ) Special of the month On Special All Day & Nlgh~ Tan..... ray . White & Black & Ru.,lans Tonic .I~ 71~ Happy Valenti".. Day. ,/ ,J Killer Bees show re'ggae rhythms -a=:'Il'.=r.:a.&lI THE ENTITY By Terry Lenclll.e strong mUSIcians tI'...... h'."t Their originals are written by Staff Writer Percussionist Michael Johnson Williams, \\",,1",·. ~nri Johnson --,.,., ..... kept the reggae flavor with rim who come up with a rhythm or ~ heavy percussion and shot riffs off his timbale and main idea and then let the other =.a.DOR rhythmic guitar beat of reggae sporadic r!tythms on cow beD. III ~1.1'). 7,11,.'. rocked T J's smaU bar Thursday :S~'=n~~c:r~f~~~~~:i.their night, as The Killer Bees passed Malcom welber boogied on The other lJ'l":Jllbers of the IWIST "'~~ through Carbondale. lead guitar, with Stan Hoffman band are from Shreveport, La., \111""""'"'' jamming on keyboards, Jim and are glad to be away from The above-average talent of Maish on bass and Randy the New Orlear.s Mardi Gras for ~.;h"S;.;ji:,- The JGller Bees was on display Giunes on drums. once. "We've pll/yed it so meny I'Q ___'.,.,.701', .... to a packed bar. The band, times, it's nice tl.> somewllere traveling all over the Midwest They exchanged the spotlight else," Hoffman said. and Southwest, made their first with good solo jams in some of stop in Illinois this year at TJ's. their son~. The band plays one Hoftman said the band is The six-ml'mber band, on its third onginals, according to happy to be working as much as • PLAZA GRILL way to Chicago to play at the keyboardist Stan Hoffman. they are, saying that other * weJl-lmovffl club, Tuts, was well Those originals sounded just as bands from their area are out of received at their Carbondale good as the rest and blended work m ore often then they are (THAI RESTAURANT) debut. into a slur of Marley-influenced working. Open Seven days a week' beats. The band gets its heavy Everyone in the band is op Hours: MON-SAT 7am-9pm SUN II am-9pm reggae influence from artist AIter being together for two tomistic about the fut:..re 'We greats Bob Marley, Third years the band may be on their could all be working somewhere We serve '.Vorld, and Steele Pulse, to way to the stardom every band else," HoHm3n said' 'But WE all American, Thai & Chinese Food neme a few, and from the hopes for with a jingle they are love each ether and wouldn't band's lead singer Cleveland supposed to do for Budweiser, want to be anywhere else." * Breakfast *lunch *Oinner Williams, who is from Kingston, HoUman said. Hoffman's· statpment is Jamaica. "When you hear a reggae reflected in th~ band's per ALL YO... CAN IAT LUNCH BUFF" 'This bud's for you', t:Jat'll be fomranee, which was tight yet Williams is backed up by us," he said, diversified. II.a. with fr.. soup lunch Buffet Served MON-SAT 11 :300m·2:00pm MISS from Pa'ge 6 Thla W.. k Special Il.. f .. Smow Peas To prepare f~r ner second try Isl;mds cri!(js. Morning America everyday," ~tIt---.. ... at the Miss Dl.nois Pageant, "1 read every newspaper, Jeffers said. ''The du.T!Jb-blonde 602 S '"lr... le for ,. • lit Jeffers beefe1 up her 15 years Newsweek and Time Magazine image would never make it in ...... _.- Carbondale ...... 549-25 , .. on tht' piano by using all of her I could fmd and watched Good the Miss America Contest." electives at SIU-C for intensive ------~------':Iassical training, ------al., __ ...... I "Half of the judging iA based on talent," she said, "The flfSt ALLIVINnA.. I It JI ~ I time 1 competed, 1 saw that I didn't have t.':e knowledge or .... 01' atAIICII experience on the piano to really L-e up to that level of III \ competition. ~~i!' "So the second time, I chose my song ten months ahead of I tUne and played it ~~ry day, I toUt when 1 played it in the , preliminary rounds of the ...... competition, I still left off the ....AY • ...wurYM last two pages," ...... Ioam The competition also includes a seven-minute interview in WEIGHT CON11lOL FOrI SPRING by W.llnen c.n ..r which five judges quiz the 7p-9p MississippI Room contestants on current events, politics and state trivia. Some of the questions asked included the waNllDAY. ~A'" ,. FITNESS ASSESSMENT LAB name of the p'resident of 7p-9p ltonftll58-Recc.n... ~exico, the POSltions of U.S, political leaders and events THURSDAY ... 1... surrounding the Falk:aiid Fiddler MONDAY• ...vAn 21 MAKE-OVERS on the 12p-6p Mlululpplloam Roof 7,.., 1UIIOAY• ...uAn 21 LECTURE PRESENT AnON Utllmo II by MeIo 6p-7· Ball""om A SlIDE PRESENT ATlON I FASHION DESIGNEft MAKE-OVJ:It FAIR by HIIIr Lab Iwith o.Ign«). EhzIIIbeth AnMn by ... 6p-9- "'"'-A &-.lauder by ...... ....y • ...,AIIY. , 0Iarte...... _ ___ .,Ie ' .... _ h;''''efrom New yOftl ',< ... " SPRING FASHION SHOW IaI"-D 7.9pIB L ______------..... ------. l!:=~===;;!J Dally Ettvptian, f'ebruary 14, 1983, Page 7 Raitt concert an enjoyable treat for all Ry Tliomas Sparks Concert j sang the lovely "There Once emotional and' had the audience trademark. Hailt'~ scht>dull'd Entert:.. inment Editor CD • Was a Man" to her whill!:;he sal .m edge. closing number. though no! ~neVleW I looking rather embarrassed. The p(,rter numbfor has 10 he from any musical. was no IE'5s Many things can be said about Accompanying Raitl v.-as his considercd one of thE' IJt>sl lon' stirring than anythinp, elsE' hI' John Haitt's JJ<."'!'!~!·mance in "one·man orchestra:' "janisl "Ongs ever written an.d sta~ds had perlormE'd that E'vE'nml!. 11(' Shryock last Thursday, and had been lifted out of the Victor Savant. Savant Cipened b~ itself, When a beautIful VOlCp closed with the tradithmal !oong nOlle of them would be bad. musical and transportro aJone the spcond portion of the show likp Raitt's sings ~uch a "Shenandoah." which is nol in From the opening strains 01 to the stage. by perlonning selections from powE'rlul song. the result .:an. the musical of the san'(' Ii tit· "One Alone" from ."J'tH> Desert Raitt was fair. HI' sang songs Berlin's "Slaughter on Tenth best be described as mall.ieal Song." to the end of the surprise from his bits and songs from his Avenue." Savant. thourh an The audiences favorrtes. fl'rTII.hShe E'cnatnirbeseE'VtebeningescfrOn'!'besdt'lar.~ E'n("ore of "The Quest" (better flops. "artistic S1ICCesses." as accomplished pianist. hal' onE' though, appeared to be the d,., known as the impossible he called them. Most of the major drawback - his playing soulful renditions of the titlE' an enjoyable treat that left no dreanll from the "Man of La numbers were well-know; to was often too bright for Haitt's numbE'r from "On a ('lear Day" .me wanting. Raitt thanked thE' Mancha," the perlormance had the older audience that had voice. Haiti was performing and "Meditation" from audience for "allowing me to a special Quality. come to see an artist manv of without a microphone. and "ShE'nandoah." Roth "~'re ramble through 45 years of my Haitt presented B musical them identifi~ with. . during somE' of the more tender rE'ndered with a sense -? feelin~ life." He was the one that should autobiography of his career. a F.specially beautiful WE're mom "nts. h.s baritone was that ia almost a Raitl have beer. thanked. career that has included leadin~ Raitt's lender renditions of "If J cover·:>d by the piano. F I -t I t h · perlonnances in somE' of the Loved You" from "CarousE'I." Throughout thE'E'vening, Haitt Ben ty reel a 0 e given best-known musicals of this and "There Once 'r\as .. Mili'" provE'd his versatility by doilll! centurY. In his rich baritone and "Hey TherE''' from "Th(' ar' admirable job with n'any FraiJcine Slier-man on french by Glazunov, Brahms and voic(': Raitt treated the Pajama Game." Roth are flifficultnumbPrs.H{'adopteda.· hom, and A:;.iia Hutton on Hindemith in the first half. The audience to reroditio:1S oi his musicals that Haitt is 11'(I«! thick (;n-ek accent for "J An' pitloo, will present a fac-lIty second half will include works favorite songs from those identified with. He originatro Free" from "Zorba." and ('\Tn recital at 8 p.m. Wednesd<.y in by Strauss, Gershwin. Vass and musicals. the rolE' of Rillv Rig~low in sang "Figaro's Aria" from the Old Baptist F()\lndation Nelhybel. Along with each song. Raitt Rodgers and Hammerstein's "Th(' Barlwr of St'ville." cr.ape\. Admissian is free and the had a favorite anecdote to tell - "Carousel" in 1945. HI' ("T'l'rged Raitl dId perform one nurl'h(,f' The duo w>Jl perfonn works public is inVitl'gan Game" during '.(Jlill per· pt'rlorm('(! in the musil'a] b\ rilming "Pajama GamE'." He fonnances. Lancelot, and Raitt was always brokl' one of her ribs while Also stirring werE' Raitt';; tapped to protray King Arthur rehearsihg a scene favorite nurn bE'rs froll' his 51) he "spent a lot of time being He spoke of the hardesl thinll "artistic successes." Ih(' title frustrated when ..Lancelot hE' eVE'r had to do on stage Jay tunE' from "MalldalE'na." "A sartR." ..' • motionless for fivf' minutE'S Portrait I WE'ar in mv Jlpart'· By far. thE' highlights elf.the following the dealh scene in from "Threp 'r\ ishE's for evening were "Soliloquy" fron' "ClIrousel." For each classic Jamie." and 'he classi.... "Carouse\'· and ('ole Porter's· song hE' performed. Hail! told "HerE"s that Rainv Jlav" fron' "So in Love" from "Kiss ME" an equally classic tale. "('arn:val in J>'landE'rs.', Kate." "SoliloquY"IE'lIs tht>taJe: Haitt interspf'rsed the During thE' "Pajan'a (;ao'(''' ~~ .• BailboulY tBtoige~~~_md!SCaOVfaetr:.~- Iwautiful love songs with up- SE'Quencf'. Raitl hrought out ,.., ~ 'J<:\.V, r..,~ tt'mpo nUfllbE'rs. always acting Nancy (;illispiE'. secrE'tary of and pondering the future of his E'ach piece. just as if the numbt>r Southern Illinois ('onCE'rts. and child. Raitt's rerlormance was L~ "4' ...... C.R. & Gith., " ...... 7 ••01 _ pap to ct.aIc LP ..... laLIBIS '111011 c...... /BaK ... SPECIAL AU Dar _ .ii"I·'_._ f~~ 75t,~ LI!I!~ ~ 'L~! kw.. 'I!! w ~ c· -•.-T:' J.. ,t""t·:: ... ~f .;-.,...... 1.. '--4 .1U4;tt"1~f"{J \.",'~ Pqe .. Daily E~ FeInary 1" 1983 BOREN'S® Carbondale West Carbondale East Herrin '> ~:I'" P. k •• IHeetiye ...... 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Happy Vince, our love is very special. Mb ,_••~.'.'. . =\.C::~~~r?:y~~=cb B. K. S. You'llalwaysbespecla.lto ~v; ~ ~eg~~:.rJ~r:. esc . ~ ~~":-l Lls.i Diane Crolla, 1 lAve You me. Love K. S. .. • :,..... li~ ¥:i:ti~gH:R1ouV:;:~ys! mere than ~ II! the world. ~s ~::~l=~~~ , ~ LoVe Cecil tN~ V.leutlJJes D;;;y. Bren! ::::w~'t:.~ra:!:31 beJ:I tines. I woukf be Love. 0• \! . ~o most. Luv Ya, your hebe 1:'y Jo. Kevin. ; \ ~ :=:UyoftheSigma ,.K~ouPf-relinalld Happy Valentines Day to all the Ha SVE I don' Jikc .....:•• ; .... Very "' ...... 1 tolUloemeand' 1 Love U- intramural sport!l,.PeOple Hope Abo , coPPmYeVb-Day!.J-f0 theve yourP. Doullb- : t you very much r._ •. •~ ~ your day is super. LUCY po.,. ~J 0lDU nasfvy right no"'. but ['m trying Love. - .. ~"'I hDiHace. ,,~ some D. M. . R. I't!Il! 5000. Weather Bunny .. \ ...... ~- F' God other l'et.s ·tcb th Sweety some dreams eum true ea-ass! Dear Je\lo-butt after five years you o~ ',' •• ~1rJ~ tow: ... pt.int the rel. some !I'reilms get shattered. Let's B b H V It'D Y are still m~ favorite valentine. I ~ tI fi (' B em ne, SV , Lo ve your= F a I ry dream agam' ...'Waitin.. for u A ... Lovooe Iyo-a lapPYandaloetsn.lnSoearryobi awe' Lov e You. oney., P ammer. Ii ,. it Godson F, Tootsie. could not see eacb other. Love Ya- i h'lb' DaJ8Ve, beevern Bubso. \. !..! ~~r .~e]JlSt 10will~ons. f thepll.slttLovW".)e~YOU_haF~ ~':.e:!1~~e ~!"'~=:1: r:.~ ~: ... ::1 ~~ys avelove U;;;. P;m~ 1 ~riend, Bbry Jo.-~ Happy Valentines Day to our blue known by all. I'm trying. ' , V" b ...... "-.. Ha~ V~, crowd pleuer. It a:es&:~e chemistry fiept. Love Happy Valentines Day. John. You ~ l ~ !!IDlIII0 CherrianstO.PCh~it~oVb!!LI~ }QII re free r a couple 01 hours. are one cool dude. Love, Kim. Co ~ : \ ..~ ~v ~ul~me ~4SIU far g~~"; r!~.pntencl we're married, A. ~=aeylt.e:Jt~g~ut~::r~ees~ Charlie. you are the only one for ~I.• :.~" • \ tIW ,- :t!u~ ~u:: ~~u84~~~~oW .. M D-ti J J ...... I 2 the To Ronl HClIIe you have an extra- T D' P H ~~:':,;Jo acontathe~rtT!oowapu.LovUi:r;,e'~MeletOD~arHandeaadl-r. =ai:,.,~ntlnN Day. I Love V~JC!II~lg~nSwe:~~!!, N!4 Jobnny.t Ha~I1Y V-Day' You're ·.'.).~ r ~y~i~y~'fySta1. P. S. Study. ge:a.: pa~,¥f~;oun. Here's "r).'··.·· ~ .. B SI ill Iw be ~ h~r! P..., i:ilfto a...... t fn veW oo::e~ ~ ~,,: a 'i:ppy ~ ~~=y~ the earth. To the kitten and Scott, friends can B P You're the best lover. boney· VaIe1Jnes Day. Love, 1eet1e Dave. =.e 1~~'w1t~ ~a\iyO ';~n~e ~~~I ~~ ~:! Ir.o~e. ;o~d~ r ','.'~ ...d • .,'_ '-_ a. Christy, We sure had fun on Super to . ha Ha Val . ... ha "!I'" JuJ> ~.yang, w~ .... you...,."rts .. Bomorewt &.inda1.. 12* -e, Scotcant. ve DaS;yl},ve. v~:ry. ppy entines of.···.\\ ~.:; good tim.. Stephen G. The miles between us =l~:~ent!l.R .r.ov ,~ ~ F!FI val Juice • Es~ly have a RoIebud, these two years and nine ~~,,~al:~~y&: B:~~ ~: ~~~ r t!s:V': tg~m:_n 11.:.:SS . 0 wicked \teen VD hodown, I will ~~ ~n:.t~ec,~~~t! Let's YOUan.!~~.when I go.Love ya. M .. .I bring the crisco and catculls. M - ....- • KGB. M.Iuu Sue. and Dad we ~ise Flow-to a lady with the best candy ~~D~.!!!..rpri~! 9l:trpy r;:r.:n~ r:-a ~".:::1 ~O~!ild~U:= ~~ ~a~ ~':'.1~y'v-DaY.Love. ~al!~li~ L~iek:~~aY:pe~r:r. IxJtall~~sweetness! Joans, ~ '\ snuggle? I;ove Mun- Cates to mw valentine heart Rocky. Jerry, you are the most imp...-tant •"ilO "'.....'y"a.!.~nxtinoeti. fNBaby day 0) the ~ ...... __ ..- ~or person to me' I'U make sure Y'''I 0li~/\I~ !be~ 4 years.~w~" JuJie.Happy Valentine to the best have a grel't V-Day. I Love !!!!,;.,..Lo tove,,!~~C?~_!PlIOeanlett fthe°r tomorD km~ ~terger. ~!t.now and want You"! t-::' ~.-,-"e UDUOOnH.aIIU Terri-Roses are red, violets are '-0 ;:ow ~... feeIqfiow. I tmdentand. Jackie. ~~~~~:~= Bethley, with you roads are better ~~~IJ-aors~O:ii.:~PKldv~l.e~: " .,;~'::J OurBeourbig sava':!.~!~! rk!i':.Lo'D ~~. ... clearinlls come sooner. You What do you think 01 red'! ...... , ~ ~ Dian •• Y 100ks laughable. mean a loi to me! Love (WYH) "iII\J'!i \ ~ilO stink bomb. PY. EB, Bubba,'" ...~togra:!bIe, bu-ryou're my KJetso. GW I Love You more each day. S<:> :l~ ..,: ~ Tom. favorite wort oIarl" Mary O'BrieI!, ~ fun to go out ~~haVaJ~~ l':e8fS .. hn, dIru tbe Jan" rye met no d 'It k I with. Love those Irish kisses. I pW PPy y. Love ---.... \~.... ::n~ BeOQMi~~i!~'V1t~ tapliV~~~Japp~y~~:rsl=~. r:; wish you could stay up. Scott. ~.~\ ~..... OK Valentine I got e\'erythlng I ~::~or:nttsih:'~C:- - .. Cheryl I hope there', enough lfappy VaIentinea Day I KIm and needaJ~~.Io'_ yrOUll try ~~•. 1Iicer. rn lI(Iuillh pumpkins te MlO te amo ~ i ,~( ~~ to'spend tbis day together. ::o:~e=nthat meeD a lot to --J~'~ Pa..... Piul. 0 ~... j ~ Woman of my dreams'll Tonoa, Oh Man. Oh Man, Ob Mama! ... . r.\.. ill =rdlr1~~,,!T:v~'f~~~~ ~a~~~ d.~~:g ~=·~:rng~':: k'!:~~~no;,a~ r::. ".:J cuuId he. I Love You!!: stew you Is filled with love. Love T. L. C. J. Fur BroIl. ... 'I. (• .1• .n_ P , ...~ J\.~l.,~ .~. ~'i •. ~ .;'911: .;..;~~. ~9 ••.~ 'i~r~\·6) '... "~'".A. - /.: .... - .... ,l.··,_ .....1.'- - ....,..._,-..--' ... _,_... --~/_~ ..... -~-~... - .... ~- ...... -....-' _ .....___ / .. '.. . .r -...... ~ EJInIdd, February 14. 1_ Page 11 • ~ I ,. • Tonume v,~ Iota PI make eacl da~ Sl'el ~~~~:!ti i.. ~ 9 a Dl'8r Sharon, From the one who To Carolyn, For being better than Loves you the most in the whole a best friend- An iCndlp'';s Thank Lit'le Savalle. S p, d wide world Love Rodney You_ Love Kelly Dr' Jamaica our iov,· i ~&rnity_ HdPPy B, Dynastar M :lQ, R" violets are blue. bl, ~moguJs wait f· Scott, I can DOt say f Love You too much. Loving you too much is just enough' Your Babycakes Lung Distance to Barbie. Will you Happy Valentines C ~dt~:::tine~ I Looove You! H.C. Rollins, Hap~y Valentines ~~~ JlJl!tNat~l Day, I Love You. W. Y. B. EliubethAnn Happy Valentines Day Matt Ma.te~ ~rom someone wbo lOVell J.~ ~lii::n,;~~'~ Whitey-I can't wail until &-30-84 for you! _!!!!, Lisa and Steve Love- You're Ute gr' my heater to be per'!!lanently ~ ------stalled. I Love You, FeWee =~I t:::Ji!:lf: Debbie, Brown C Bear and f>urple Get ready for tomllt D want to wi!ll1 you a Happy Valentines Day, So Do I! Love. Brad ~b/ g:~~n~~~ BIondiI' my tweetil': Thanks for house. our dream, hugs. s~ni1es, tears, laug hler: Allen J. On this Valentines Day I true! J Love You Y '!!B"'k~ for being you' Lovl' Ya! ~ r~~ ~~lo ':.~!~~,IJ:a": m Dada' I'll blO\\' \( read me the Kitty·!\a and Hugs (rom yOU! Happy Valentines [), ------~1>=~nl1c gu PAT. I LoYI' You! Johnna To our favorite neiRhbon of 2OD. We Love You ali: Quinndel1 Sandv S. Thanks for beil1!: a true Strawny, Smell, ... Ange. Love 201!. frit'n!l: You're Ire best'! Happy Women Vall'fltines's Day' C. A. V. To SDR walking down the dusty Dl'ar Babl' I Lo VI' You I'ven more road has been wonderful so far. than broccoli and oscar' Pmmsily Happy Valentines Day Love PBe Your Sweetbabl'. HtI~pv Valentines Day Noah Mark- You are a verr.,wonderful Dl>ar' , Husband" Our' , Once in a Launcella. Aunt Jill Loves You. ~bof my life. I ve You! Lifetiml''' Love is the Dearest lhi. in ,my life Low Ya Your Lady To my Harry: Candlelight, wine ... ------thou-yours tonight" always! CUtie (Pigl &sea are Red. VIolets are ~V!;~Tse~~d ever, My Love Hey Strawberries, I Love You and GEORG I hope Valentine's Day is care (or y~'u more than worda C8Q Bob Salvador. Ka: a< special for you as it is for me' say-Thinking o( you Always you go, you are w,r Happy Val'tioes Day Luv NANC Butch Someday we'll be ,n You, L. ~~~doveoltid~ :at:! :~:!,:I~ Mont, even thJu~ ~l~~~e::t;.:~~~e fJ!~'V sentimental Happy V-dily MICa. more Iha', ever bee) ieve mt' -Sweet ~~/:i~~1' pea Art Majors' Happy Valentines Day Jessica-Colette Happy V-day I to the best ma~ around Have a Love I Love I truly fridy love! Barney Willy H.we a Happy Hart-day good one' Love Pat Love Daddy Thanks (or being a LoVl'. Army Kat . GeeIt: Ice cream is sweet; Ralf ... Burt, R hot stuf. Pleze B ~~ Jackie Unzicker I a =tine ... I'U B your cream pull. now that we are fir You're a beautiful \. R.C, Life with \0 lighter and less C6r ~ being my conflc Keith, We care and trust each To the sweetest and most lovable othe!' with you in. my life there'U boyfriend a girl could want' I ~~r be aoothe!' just You and I, Love You Brian!! Sue Kame No new album How can I tell you bow I Love You like I do. Derrick: Even thou say it. Valentines I Virginia Sue, more special - I U:~tines Natalie JJrdan ~iOt All My Love Remember I Love ' Simple but sweet - David Evelyn PIIge 12, Daily EgyptiaD. FeIJruary 14, 1_ Theta: You Mike: Happy Valentines Day to the like Valen r:e~l~ ~ ~:3:e?~ bestest husband in the world Hday, Love Lets do it again soon, Luv Ya, YOU' I Love You Roonies" 11 Pizza mar, Bobbi Bahamas To a very ~pecial pet"SQn in my life To; Chubs and Cleetus iestined for HapPI Valentine's Day Mark, Hope he's ~aper trained soon! ~f:~otGl!/~:;':lf~vZ~~t ~2Y hday Love Love Tamua ~l~~) .. 01\), Love. Baldy Kurt It has been a wonderf!AI l Hey MaryJo, You sexy woman I year Happy Valentine's Day guy , are red. hope you have a Happ" Valentines I Love You. Cheryl diamonds Day. I Hope you Iiie it! Love you Love !)avid Vatch out Darlink I vant to bite your neck~ Happ} Valentine', Day Love, Your Vampiress Heidi My burning heart yearns for Nancy, You're the best t!WlI since Y'~ ~~~~~re::nro~ Love Sea~ raisins and nuts. I Love You very ~l.'rforThU:nkWeOU~~ \V~c!i1 ~ ,with your very much. Pumpkin Prince Charming. Thanks for Dearest Don. I really am lucky. I Mommy loves you to' Jake and est . tile fun loving neilChbor and Love You"'! Laura Jess I Love You Kissybug - Bill friend that you are."L .. M in ~0.10 Coach. Carl Angelo the sincerity Dear Dick-Dick You smell Love., and .kmdness you display is ap Dick Dick R.D.M. There will always he a precl8ted by many very ~ial part at my heart !e. a sweet Lightnin'whoa!! !Watch the reserved f. .... you. Love A. J. To JCHD VD officer: Love land in C&rly. I scream. you scream, we h. a nice Feb. Blue Water in Mar, Your both scream for ice cream' Good driving in the bt-droom. Par for the tired, r~ coming course is 69. Angel Face -AC as in Man-I-ac I Love. Love. Fanny may get but you're r.o~~~ ~aVfY Valentines Day, Love. Love you. Mark a1wa:/~ admeyered. Bud RoSe Faron. We're holding bands in a l kiss if you starlit night. This iii a dream-will Shorty I)n our 6th Valentines ook. Kisses you make it come true! Paul toQether I want you to know [ lovie sLar Love You more now then ever. Love Kim John - To KahaJa Kid· You are fun to cat Love you ~=~~~ ;;~:: ~~y~a~ , - ~tines Day. ~D!~: ~ ~i~ ~Jr': J Mike B, I Love You even if you did mean more to me than U rea"ftz:!. spHl gingerale' Have a great day I 'ry for any Love Michele mISS you. Forever yours AIUI iIrt' of my \. Tom. ' , Tomorrow is a long time" To my Big Bro Beta " Sigma Phi because our love makes eaCh day Epsilon: Happy Valentine's Day. last forever! I Love You. Joan LOve Your iii sis. Tambri Adid.lS. Be my Valentine and we can wear our robes again-Happy V.D. KT .... herever lie always. IIzp I Love lou're far SUsan Charles you are very nice ~~~.\1 I you too Jeanne Putnam, Daisy Louis. Have a Wonderful Valen To a nice Bohemiar, Gal ;n PLSS. tine's Day Even for a Republican you are cute! ~ Guess Who Caveman, Ob friend ofmine. It pretty would be so divine, If you'd be my ;Vl::m'~. Valentine Tuesday Dtme. Skip ,as become Roses are red. violets are blue My ex. Thanks SWl'et Laverne How I Love You! Loose, You've become a special I and love. PMR-Think of good times, person m our lives aoo we loVe you Agnes for U. Love Va. Pedro and J :e::~ci:o~= '/;/:~ f:~! Thru th.. good times and the bad thinking 01 WW Each time I say I Love you I mav 1 have this dance WIth vou' mean it more and more. Con :~HGrm'! I LOve You. Sweetheart YOD Mucho am or de Capi Paro Cinthia we always Happ:¥ Valentines Day 8th floor I makes it ~~8ls !nri~r:r, g~ ~ we You! year. [ love you. Bytchura ... ' rhrs~~r ~!I~ng Love Jay from Gazzaba; When I think 01 you I'm Isle of Ewe Bugface even if To my lifeguard may the Love always at attention. Much Love, Shakespeare [s an Aboriqine. continue to grow through our time Your Chlmmichonga. Julia. Two years have passed since Wardance. together. From Felica. Love' you wrote that line maturity had Happy V-Day Sheree, Thanks, amassed_ ['m glad you are mine. FiCi De Sade, it Hurts so Good' . RoOlt'.:'" mank)'ou for the best ~ for bemg there when I Love and Lt'ather Teddys, John F. times 111 my life. I Love You Babe Just ~n~R If you ever need me Sweet cakes. You're stilI as much Cougar , ~ubby' my Valentine as you ever were. fU LOve You always. Terri. Galugher .. M("j'llrlly - Bathroom Dear Matt. I Love .;;;. llIore than wiDlfow rseeping f!lrills since you'U ever know. My Love ii, yours forever. Eternally yours. Nancy /!;t ~7intym~M:Wai: v-~a~ ~~irboY~~~'~~v: iI':'~~~ Love Ya Always. How bout a Day. Hope you catch it crom the shower! next sloD you lay ~s Day to A Love You, ~r roo:~ ~ y~~~ ar:uS:~:::f. Ti(athoes Towh~d &. TROL send Banana Girl time is never spent thetl' love too. '~OIle at lIIlan~ce be=~with you. I Love Yocl! RobbleXX .-inning suit, ~er. l1appy lonths have d you like .• '~ __ '." ~_""'" ....- ___ •... ..~ __ .. " .. ___ ...... r-...... --...... - ...... /~~ .•.. ~ •."..-.- ...... _-.. >~.- •.. - ...••. {.. ~\~i~~.~\~<,9. ~'·6~a ~··.9.\'fr·.96~!!/&'1.·~· ,.'fA··\J/.'I.·\/ a'l.,\J.'. \; '6!. \ 1JI!:_.0 "0 0 0 0 0 c' 0 Co • ~. ~... L. .... ,,:". ~;J Ii:"~.~ ~~=t':) !~~~!:I~r·W~Tw;~ ~~~ In:c:~ ~:ro~~or:~ :rIB~~~~ Ir.~,:~n:.~teu: • \ .....!I. one' bappy. however fortunate. love and adore you. t~tble wiSb You'd be m~' Valentine. GW ""~ ....--=.<>d '!'I"ith me sometime? o~ I • before lie dies. but I am. Cbeell:ee PSIS;:' : ~ To aD my lOllS tID second floor To my wHog husband Greg ~ .i t ~o ~r:~De~~~a';~a~h~1 ~~'a~aJ!'~~~~mYOU r;~e:r ~i~~O::~ .::~vm~~ r.:8Et;~e~t~n;!le:Ysa1:J°·!Btl ~. ~"1 ftiendforeverHappy V. D. Wilber :~t!,.l~:"~::J::~IlITc:;\;:ll :: ~ was six months today I ~~a~at you want." Love the .. \ ~... ~~'if~t~;~t~~=tf=r the Love in our future. Judy begananewlife.lt'slovefll:e:!and Toall?dlleps. irlCOII, Commandos ~ \ /. .. you now forever a. always CeeJay haJI.mPPY because you are my wife. and otherwise clueless people. O~ .•: •. ~ To my sweetheart forever wben we Happy Valentine's Day! Love Lori IItii: ,~o ¥:;:!~n~eL~!e I~WV~y~:mleUdt3; ~~~~v~1~~ ~yng'ilie'r~' Rick, Thefutureisoun. baby! We Lea P V I . 0 ...... - \ ~ Smellwell' !' ! !! ' ! hav,: !to much to look forward 10' a g:J'-rrh:3 flrl ;,:llf~ ~rhto [....::a .~. .. KT. Its beel! 8 months arxl still ~.~Love always and fOrf·ver. the volleyball games. Jobn ..... lhe • ';:: ~~t;in~~ ~w~:U~!~y ~~ befar ali a t!::~~b~ Mary, IWses are red, violets are Il!"~" :,'".. way befcre them. DOE XXXOOOOXXXOO A. S. ~~~~ ~v~r~~~~ ~/: blue they may treat you ten'ible c~',~ , You Always Love Fred but I Love You. Your Valentine Ii~ ; 0 Dear Bruce. Thank you for the ~~~t'LoYouveWlB'IDgaBen~aYSnbeBeamyr baby Pa .. ' •.. forgalllJete,juioc:er yanOUd vodka. I'U neve:- .,.,.... to T dem .... ~•~ .t. , C:~:~r!Y:t:P~ a;ter, be ~dy Denn~Happy Valentine's Day, "._:::iI' , Dude-I'm looking forward to .__ Cutet' !. 1 Love You. Will you ....:J George I Love You with all my spending the rest of my life with ·Ilh.,..rine for annuity. Darrell beLaunmeY lalentine forever' XO ...... r.: heart please come back' P. S. you. I Love You! - Dude Dear Colleen. How was the .:. • 100 if /!I YwOUantcapnJhave. . roosters you Tammy. Even though Yl?U confuse week en.d" Hope it turne d out Darryl With you in my life there '""~ ~ i.I ',',.:" ~O me abOut mOl" ''lings I not I!oodve·fyorabotG..!,of III Happy V-Day wiD n~er be another. M Love is ~ .. / ·-a To my darling Sow Fung. ) Love confused about';'w 1 feeTr:!bout LoVE '~e yours forever. I Love Youl Karen ..~.~ • you so much. Wait for my return you CD ...::.. .•..•• and take good care. All my Love. . Steve, Love's best gift is ae· Hap~y Valentines Day Andrew. L'~lII ~:~J B. K. EE Walnut, ,'"tII' Love makes me =~~~~~~~o run. your ~~r~o~ rar:!: d:! I Love ~ \ ~. J>oops:' Thy finger.; make earl) hapfLer ~;,an ever We belong ~ \ / .... flowers 01 ail t.~" I Do Love ~y~ ,rever. I Love You' DB..a'netoFmisbyRSWu~surHal!er)1YboVayl,.enLettin,ess f'rkchoD Hope ou have a very c~ .: , ~ you ~ Justin: Living with )'011 has ~t .>wo RL T, M'J dear Lover Bear. For T the fiB flall Love Tammy 0 ~ I .~~., d 0 anks men 0 04 1'OWll:' .~ ••t __ ::k'''lemw,Sbelo\8 do. Thyou. Let!ordoletl.tingt·a,... part. y with Michael I Lov Y 00 bod J • ~at"Lo!O~o':.rf~ .:n~s :.': ~ ~ ~~! ~~me s 'fIn~. ~ .. r ..- B. wbo looks lit~ yC::/ Ha~ vg ~ b I/~ John Michael, Life with· '{f.;;'~ ~~e~i~~b;t r.lt tie ~~~~e ~ist!~~0:l!~.~ ~~ Love Baby smiles r::~ sweet as Butter Brickleroiy~~ ~~:'W. for my steat dUmer: SUe You. Dr T. J. To someone wbo bas bel~ me .. \ :,\ -aD Happy V-Da) , Luv you. Ter-bear ""'" realize wbat love is all about. WII!., '- To .my lover, it was a wonderful Happy VaJenintes Day Maureen. c ~ i ~":1 YTI~~: J~~:P~j:~sR~ my ~~{;, h~tr~ ~ ~:eroo/r ~~'I~: ~i:~.. ~ Wn~: di~af!!VdeasiOllEsperoenamorquae"'~a.."~'~uenndo ~ .. .•• ". UtiSba place to hibernate. I 51!!: ~ ..nl UU> - ~- ...... ,.-.. Howard Brewer Babv I'm gonna you. Happy Valentine's Day. AntoidO DO esta aqui. L~;..a • ~0 Jove you forever, No 'lie! AlI my ;~i~:~~~e t~= ~el~ Debbie. Roses are red and yo". are .~ \"a :e~:~e've come a loog way settle for IUllCh, i~~1e Puddles _ :~~. 'f!~ 31: t-, ,,' ~Iline. ~RoIl:eo~:t~~::~7St~i ~\ ~::: r;:~~e1;a~~oe·x~~b~:. ~ ~r:bcel!t~~lp ~ittn~in~~~tl~~f (~.) ~ Bert Champagn!' LNe You always Paul ~OD~~ ~~ow wnat to say G~, HafP?t; V-Day til the best .. . /' .. Love Ji.D ~ow.,It:n.eydiOUef. Ka0nththey roo' I ..~ *\'..• 0 To the Love You Always AA ( ice CB-:;,.r."s Le! a 'l1Irougb trials and 0•. '...... :!a~' 'nl"ta f: S;y~~o~e! rt~ Sigml! Tau Gamma. To thr; best thiclI~ a V~~. ~ ...... ;:1 e ' , Music" tngetber! You... litUesister'saround Happy 'tDa,- your name says it, aa: .l • ... Mrs. GriD You're in for more than Always, AM and Ie my little sister.' Hi! tiOOd, you're born to win. Love, Ram ... • /' •• a bear hug I"night. Happy Love HP Bambi, I Hope that all will be a ....~ ; ~O x~otine Day. Lov(' ya always ~ileO!'tomyget"~~~~ JOYwhenYOliarewithwrboyand r.~.~ I ...... J- Dear Mary Dean: I will Love You 00 a goldeo ray wi ... 0 • , ';,d - and your ealvi1l8. Love, Brooke Always, l,;ove Dodeo ou ay ...... \... RPB My heart bIefds for you today Ha Vale' ~ \ .iik the cover of GenU em ans Quar· Alias Mary. Even the ma:-ts are \lIris I will aiwaya be your pealDlt' ~p~. ntinel Day. 0 ~ I .,.,.;:I terly, Now Really! Love 51\01 better AU my tove AL I LoV$ You TOIIOO! Me . Your Mooche GooIL Ii .1 /~ . 0 0 0 () 0 0 0 COO 0 _ ...... t (.~,!~~.. j·!·!·~·!~~·~~;i,!A~·~!~~ .. ~·!~!.~··!~~i·!~~~\!~~ ..~~!.~~/ K.K. "Even the nipa are better' 5 week" I think you are a ba'» Love. I adore you more than Tel'ence Old Pal . Alpha Tau 'nIanb for aU the red ,tara and some guy witb a modi!'h per· unicornt', cOQliies, and Walt Omega freak. Our experiences daY'. Love ~be, Ii would like to know you Ik! My Valeninte Tonight' m;:n I You =:\y I ~rl~ ~e t>r ~ -:'cFthef~7~ We To my one and only , • ~ .. Tt, the Love You lIl'.are: J,,~.n-Jane Lisa Foropolus the penron you _k uave-Cheryl, Boo.V~J,. Ji~udy: V-ou~r:tt=:~n~ft!;ei:i.'! ' ~-Cynthl.Ol, R&3 In Fnend· ~\ ~~ ';~oXO:nt~! Just To T: You've made me the bap- Chop~. I miss you, you miss Dear Robin, Thanks for ~ me, gJve It a year, then we'n _. ~:: ~::b~-:tI! I Love Happy VaJentme's D8:'. ::; J.~~ i:e~ry.ef/rrward to P\-nny be my Valentine and ru Dear Babydoll, Thank you for two Pamyee =k~ =t::J~~~r=.' Your my Sweetyee always' ~ iPj=":::.1:vrle~ou;d ~~pyee Valentines Day' Luv, Curti. D. Turner, You are the K. Kat Thanks for being there when I Deeded you Love your ~~~~a~~~:1e~r:::ee 6~, CLe, HVD Honey, To that special animal friend, r..ooear Love You, Me ~~~~~j~~J ~e~rt'C:~IVliav~~v Hey Kid Just wanted to teU you hug To my Lea, cmv: .rtndo... aDd MiDy, You're my OOl! and ooly my ~~!,! ~;e ~~~ JraJInX;I:::;d r:= ~O::VloveOUbug~J~ the ~~cs::e:aa':t ~e:~SUf.:v: 'l!tt:, ~~~s In Black at Archway' Bree Juno There is no time for witty Willy Be, I jus' don't know except quit trylDg to Jump my girls boDes mYltlel 110 please just say ~u'll be ------my Valentme'! [Jove Ya, Marco MOJO, Remember' . Sitting 00 the ~e tnn:,s'¥! ofmU; f~~/~~ 1!~W., LOve You H Su.tiok your flOe, for a f}r1. In fact ~r aeno~~:fi:£1 ~r~i~~~ Friend X:rb~h:: ¥*~ ~~ e;~= beliefs and hlDllming old songs and i'!',,~T i:~ ~l~a,!~ ix r!.~eSre: !legun!! Happy VD! lowering old defenses, private little jokes and silly pet names and Puddles. I ... ~"t YO!.lr sweet all of the strange emotions .. .' Lets Valentine Booty l>.gned Y.S. D. Dear Framptoo ~~, a~e to make it last' Love You can tum to me too Happy Valentines Day L~. Let's Annie have a duck party ani:! celeLl'8te: Table people!' ! Let's leave the From your steady of five montlJll To D ~red, We've Never J(I1OWD gart.age in the shape cI. ~ bean a girl quite 10 weird 01' lovable. _roda__ >"_ ..lf appy V.~m iSethanne Your secret admirers Marc ... ~~i~k~~i ~~s ~~~ n:e ~:;}e Brian Arj\DIa, Thru sleet ... hail our love l::!:-PY Valentines Day. Teddy woo't fail I hope! this verse won't To D Squared We've Never met a make you wail: But if it does dOll't Ilrl qUite so weh-d, lovable, turn your tail. Just wait for the or Valeritine in the mail. Gag me with ~ .ecret :'il.miren Marc. ~7e\ ~heve~~e t~v~ m~~' ~ a heart! B. A. Hap)) ValentlDe5'Tla Y' Love Amy. ::~. ~~ ~!!l~:r:.'a~r eveo if you're a booier! Love sue To Tommy" Cutie" I fait w~ted you to knoW I'm ~ and I Love You so muclJ Love'_Ill' Sandy arm v)inter weather not so rare ~o weather. "Pt'OpJe lE'nd to January is usually 2R d{'greE':< associate freakish things with but the past n,anth's .1veragf> the norm and adapt to thE'm." was 33.8, two degr{'('5 from a Where's the snow? U's th~ he said. record average. middlE' ot February and there's "The i~.... " of a person's trace of a substantial comfort CGmes into play when .!>I1O'wfalll to be found. you talk about what's norm .. i Horsley warned that is that a Southern and what's not," said Horslev. averages can be dE'cE'iving without snow is "People in Florida arE' ('om because of wmters likE' the onE' card of, and tern· pIaining about the S&-degree of 1931·32, whE'n thE' ;:;verage _oel'aturl~S that stay above weatr.er they are having. To temperatures from :-'ovE'rnber also ('ommon. them, that's not normal, but k' FE'bruary were 56, -'6. H. and Me!tec:lI'ollogists say we've just Wl"d be glad to takl' it." ~ dtgrees resp('('tively. "TherE' IUckv·-tJ~at is, if you're a This winter is thE' rirst since are i,:IiIlts with aVE'rag~. said of winter, 1967 that &luthern Illinois hasn't Horsley. "You have to look at , meteorologist l'xperienced snow of any t'OIl' the separate seasons and professor, says sequence, said Horsley. mon..ils to get true norms. An wlwn it comes The average temperaturE' for average winter is rare." ..... Valentine Special -P.... I.. w ..k ....' Nourish Thyself CARNATIONS Whole Wheat Pizza Crust tl0.00 for One Dozen at &Jw ' Cash a Corry Only on Mondays - __ ".OOIac!I After 4:00 p.m. Up.tn Sun., Feb. 13 Fellowships go to 21 faculty resumes By Robert Gr~D Blache said that before Robert Corrucini and Richard Staff Writer conSidering tbe fellowship Rands, anthropology; Aristotel over 10 yrs. experience awards, the committee con Pappelis and Raymond StoUer. The University Research sidered requests-for mini botanr; Herbert Hadler. Committee bas selected 21 sabbatiCAi awards. He said ten chemIstry; Barry Prizant, _- HENRY faculty members to receive faeldt~.. members of 33 who communication cHsoniers and Summer Research Fellowsbip applied received mini . sciences. 1 awards. sabbatical awards consisting of Najim Rubayi, Aslam IHm!.m~ The awards, which consist of one week's salary. Kassamali, Bijan Jabbad, either one month or one-half The committee then spent electrical sciences and systems 118 so.• WHO.S AVE. 529-3040 month's summer salary, an several wet'ks considering engineering; Margaret Epro, intended to promote research fellowship proposals, and foreign languages and eampuswide. Blacbe saId the proposah; '.o1th literature; Tien Wei Wu, Committee chairman steven •'tle most broad-based suppoJl1 Stanley Zucker, history; Mark Blacbe said the ll-member ,.mong all constituencies" Lee, law; Kalb Pericak ~~;~ UV"..~~~"""., II ... ..,. " ••In'" " committee reviewed 68 BP made the [mal round of choices, Spector, mathematics: Ronald _ . Served Sarur.y Nire Feb. 12th _ pli..ations for the award and he Blache also noted that the Schmeck, Dennis Molfe~, said the reviewing process proposals dealt with research in James O'Donnell, Robert ,.,.. &. Monday Nire Feb.. 14th .. required much time and a wide variety of fields in Radtke, and Rudy Lorber, ~_ .. Menu _ deliberation. clv,hng anthropology. psychology , "It is a difficult task because mathematics aM biology, and Those faculty who WI>..." to CompHmentarv aJ.ua Apperiur Cheaeball ..- a lot of very [me p!"oposals were "there was a good .iispersion review the successful ap of hOUle wine " submited, " S81d E\lancke. a among the recipients." i'~cations may do so at the .sa... Tournedoe PaIricIaD or Chicken Cordon Bleu faculty member in com The Summer Research Office of Research Devel~ _ POUIto, wild Rice on Pam & P-d _ munication disorders and Fellowhip award reCipients ment and Administration. The .. carroc. or broc:coU with cbeele uuce .... gciP..nces. "We really wish there are: research fellowships have been were li.ore fllnds for more George Mavigliano. art; awarded for the past three awards." Richard Lawson, English; years. for " "_ "51-~ Twon::$19.95 1101W.MaIn .. Makanda takes a bite out of crime ... ,.R~rici6. CarbandoIe. III ... By JeDDifer Phillip. Bill Kilquist, Jackson County program, he suggested, and just Staff Writer sheriff, helped Presley organize let criminals know iJeOPle are the program. watching, although they won't Wayman Presley insists "For that area, crime was bow how many. ~- Mak:onda's crime watch relatively high," he said, "with ,,-'""" progran: could work anywbere. a lot of vandalism and problems Kilquist said be would be Makanda, after all, has set a with some drug groups," llilling to help people set up pretty good example. Within six The citizens were concerned crime watch programs or talk weeks of implementing a crime enough to d? something about it, abou~ crime prevention. watch PI"Olll'8m. the small town Kilquist said. south of CarbondaJe of 300. And Presley said Makanda caught five criminals and bas citizens have taken fo.!rlher been crime-free ever since, steps to prevent crime through The SE'Cret? cash rewards for a "community telephone alert. " inforIru! lion leading to 8J"l'<.o'Sts "U the mayor. lor example, and CC)[1vi~;jons, Presley said wants to send out a message, be "Someone puts the money up calls five telephone numbers and then everybody kicks In a and on down me line until little to ~y it back," said the 86- everyone has befm contacted," year-olo owner of Presley Tours he noted. in Carbondale. Someone saw two men Two cash l'e'¥ards, totaling walking through town one day $1,500, have been gjven to be wel, and soon "they had 3DOIIymOUS (:alIers since the :,'f.iOUS eyes watcbing prGgram started in Av.gdSt 1981, he said. All {h'e people arrested Kilquist agrees a crime watch received felony ronvictions. program could work In areas Presley, who bas lived In such as student populated Makanda all his life, expJained sections of Carb 1010E. 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Efhc:iency and I ~t~ ~1e :il~~a~UP~. 12:00 IlOOII 10 appear in next day'. a.c. new ,as furnace. newly Blcycl.. bed Page ll, DaiIJ .EJ1pdaD. FetJruar114, tllll Mobil. Hom•• EST ABLISHED ROCK BAND leeks top notch male vocalist. "Give your bean .WllY on Happy .lrtlNlay -- SINGlE RATES =r~~:i~ a must. ~ V.Jendna Day" ....utlful Mary ....u * AVAILABLE Stop by Ihr. C.T Ora- able a' rhc FEMALE BARTENDER AT MaIft SoIk:kadon Area from 9:00- Dh,wa FREEbwtoSfU • , Cbalet" In Murphysboro. Must ~:OO WcdDeoda", Feb. 9. ~ t.r,o::.= c:e:U :c.;.nc:e. ~ , . .. ""'" \ l~:~= 152OC102 Cu ...... S.lgma Kappa sorority :.... ,:~I.~"'".'. :, Nort"Hwy51.,..... welcomes VO\;! I • GiveueB try I .' ca1l4S3·2308 I __ -_&______'~ Leduka, Be my valentine CARS PAIN'lTn, '150. Rust repaired. All "J\" : ...n... .. tf!t!d. 12 years experiell"C!. 457-1223. tor Ropege information or app...~iDtme~EI02 NEED VISA ~ MASTERCARD~ Roommat.. Everyone eligible. Fees and FEBRUARY AND ~ MAY rent =r!rfs~ Rt~o~n~~:q~~~. F~~~_ free!!. 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CA I. . . &mCt. =-leUer..mce.~~ ----~ersonaJity_ ProfiJe------Organist believes in musical discipline By Duane Sehombert For Webb, this way of life sacrifices in life. Staff Writer ~ncludes teaching. She has "As a musician, 1 have given concentrated .or the past 18 up parties and sacrificed Acknowledged by many as years at SIU-C on helping vacations for recitals. 1 also one of the finest organists in students develop a strong don't drink because it interferes America, Marianne. Webb, musical foundation. with finger coordination," she professor of music, believes a "I can't imagine life without said. great musician has the ability to the teaching aspect. I had Like athletics, Webb believes take a musical score and fuse professors who cared about me music is a release from a what the composer is trying to as a person and about my person's worries. It is like express with his own per future. They helped me build a therapy. sonality. career and I intend to do the "Athletic events are a won Mm,;c is aesthetically !'.ame for my students," Webb derful release for a person who pleasing in that it combines said. can to go to a ball game and harmoniOUS sounds in order to Webb believes r.lusic, like bellow and holler. Music is an communicate, Webb believes. .. lost vocations, requires hard opportunity !o lift a person out Although she allows other work and determination. of a very mundane existence. It people to judge her n:usical "You have to practice to dusts thE' world With magic," "greatness," Webb is thankful she said, for "the gift from God" she ~~~,,, i:,e~ f~:~' :~rern~~~ When Webb was hired at SlU possesses. ployment is not readily e in 1965, she said the School of "Whether I'm great isn't as available like computer Music tacked direction. important as the fact that I'm science. If a student is going to "Southern was a tremen working to the best of my ability be tl'9·notch in music, he has to dously exciting place in 1965. and achieving tl~ best 1 can," work hard" The faculty was growi!"1l in she said. "Talent is a gift and Whenever Webb encounters a leaps and bounrls. Money people have it in varying student who is not serious about seemed to be no problem, as degrees. 1 have a responsibility music, she tries to persuade opposed to today," she said. to utilize my gift in my field. him to venture into an academic "However, our music depart The greater the gift, the greater field better suited for him. ment needed a strong ad the responsibility for In order for a ,student to ministrator. We were nour developing it." produce quality work, Webb dering and we didn't know what Webb's gift for music believes he must possess S&alf Pboto by CberyI Uagar emerged at the age of three. discipline. Webb links discipline See ORGANIST, Page ZI MariaDee Webb. pralSIlOl' of muk. by tile orPl. III Shryock. Her family owned a piano and in music with discipline ir. shp would play piece,; as she athletics. heard them on the radio. "A musician cannot stay up Eventually. Webb began formal all night and expect to practice piano lessons and gave her flTSt well the next day, just as an recital when she was four. At 14, athlete can't stay up all night sbe became interested in the and then expect to win a How to make peace withlOlstoy. orqan. hasitetball game," she said. "A person doesn't choose Webb believes musician';, like music. Music chooses the athletes, are always in trai11ing person and then it becomes a and that a good musician should way of life," Webb said. take care of himself and make Today's puzzle ACROSS 52 OIG..... ' 1~ 54"-<1_ 6 Mound 58 Egg-SIIapecI 10 Skin 59EaI ~der 61GIeamecI 1. Carried 62 Falk.lo 15 In addition Irien H the academic wars are getting you down, declare a cease-fIre. Take a break with a rich and chocolatey cup Of Suisse Mocha. It's just one of five delicic:JSly ~eS5~:.• _ ••=N.{f GENERAL FOODSJI INTERNATIONAl. COFFEES. AS MVCf I A FEELrNC AS A fLAVOR ,.. _I}<"j o __~,., ~- Pap _. DaU,y Ii:IJptfaD. FeInaI'1 14, f!llS . FFORT from Page 24 06e. But the Blue Jays were Jones said there was no single board," said Hunter. "It was a and Pie Walker. and then start the overtime, and then. e of five from outside the key to the 1-3-1. shock t() me as well as the sealing the triumph with free frpm t.he s~me seconds ree-point line. "If one person slacks orf it pe<>;:.ie. I got to &0 out therE' and U>rlJWs. The Salukis made 10 of later, he found 'Walker un "Our conditioning cal.1e into really looks bad. Everybody's ooJrd. Whatever points I get 11 free throws in overtime. derneath for an easy ISj-";:>' ay," said Waiker, one of four got to work hard." tm.t's a bonus," said Hunter, "We did exactly what we Walker converted a free throw. lukis, along with Jones, Goins EspPCially the 6-9, rail-thin wlK. had the crowd (",j 2.669 were supposed to do." said Jones hit a pair of free tbrnws d Johl'.ny Fayne, to {lUt in Hunter, whose infectious en- follo\\.';ng his every move. Jones, who missed his first nine on the n xl trip, Goins scored on ore than 38 minutes of Plfying thl8iasm and husUe has made Creigi~ton c08.ch Willi;, Reed shots before finding the touch a driving layup, and the Salukis me. him a crowd favorite. He had had a clO&-od rloor talk y·ith his that made him one of several werE' in the driver's seat Walker, starting tv score six points, nine rebounds, and players after the game, and Saluki . heroes. "I think they nsistenUy of late, staYE'Ii out even blocked a shot by HI admitted that he wasn't all that panicked when they got down." They led 59-52 at that point, f serious fouJ trouble anrl had a Benoit Benjamin before fouling pleased with the way his te ... m It W3S Jones who triggered with two minutes left, and only the Blue Jays' collapse. Fir!>, he the threat of Creightor'J three a:nd~f:a:J:~~~:c~ h~~ ~~~th 6:2lto go in the second pI~')~ink the 1-3-l did bother hit a In,,!! right side jump shot to pDint shots made the game tretcb. Benny Smith bad 12, a Benjamin. one of the to',> us," he said. "But J think we did Jones hit 10 points. freshmen in the nation, had 17 have some good shots. We just SlU-C shot 45 percent, a points, 11 rebounds and five missed them." ecent outing for them, and blocked shots. Creighton !lh~t only 43 per ALL YOU CAIiIAT NITI ept the game close with tough "You can't take it in there cent. and got outrebounded 41- EVERY WEDNESDAY AT THE efen.c;e.ln the first half it was a shabby. If you do you'll get it 21 bv the smaller Sa!ukis. Oasis Dining Room apping 1·3-1 zone, for most of back in your face," said Hunter. Reed thought his your.g team e second balf it was old Guard Vernon Moore also had had I,;xperienced a letdown after This Wednesday. February 16th ashioned man-w-man defense. 17 for the Blue Jay,. hitting its stunning victory over 17th The 1-3-1 featured Goins and seven of nine from the field and ranked Illinois Statl' I?st week. arry Hunter, who got his third adding five assists. Creighton "J think the players were II-a-o RillS tart of the year. Crllins played started Be[jamin and 6-11 Joe basking in their glory," said e ball up top and trapped on Bresnahan on the front line, in he baseline, and Hunter started part prompting Van Winkle to Reed. After.cpm '4.9rl the middle, out by the free start Hunter. After Saturday's g.lme, the ow line, but ranged all the ''When we come back from Salukis were doing thP !<;Ime ay acro8ll the court. warmups. the lineup's on the thing. Complete dinner Includes one serving or Baked Po1ato ••Iaw RGANIST from Page 20 roll & butter e were doing. Each faculty because her husband, David organ teacher over the last 30 ember wa,,, going in different Bateman, is a professor in years" by Webb, had an . rections instead of pulling administrative science, said, exhuberant perstinallty. ogether." "It wouJd almost be impossible INIIODUCING THI NEW But with the ani val of Robert to find two good positions at "He was a superb teacher and oubos, director of the School of another school. Perhaps if I had J learned a great deal from ..La: CHIU DOG usic, cohesion became the not married in 1970. I would him." Webb said. "He was e. have gone to tt!acb somewhere interesied in students and his ---reU.h "Roubos has given us else." energy for music was aU· SPLIT direction and harmony. Faculty Webli also belie\'~ th!!t m~ic consuming. He had a members work better is "tho: spice of life." tremendolls enthusiasm and together," she said. "The ad "You can hear bard rock. love for what he did." mlUistration did what they acid rock, Lawrence Welk or nl!eded to r.o and we ~ now the Robert Shaw Chorale. There feeling and seeing the rewards is 80nrething available for every We!:Jb "would dearly love to '1'9 in terms of C('rnpetent music individual today. Un make contributions to the organ majors." fortb..... ately, " she said, "the cost like Poister did." In the During he'" mterview for of ticketa ..re expensive." meantime, she is working 'On I employment at Si\.1-C, Webb While some music is beyord her life-time goal. I was informed that the rebuilt Webb's "musical world," she 1890-pipe«gan purchas'!d from does support the current trend b.wief. a churcb in Rockford might be toward new and innovative "When I was young. 1 wanted replaced. ideas in music. to reach the top," she said. "I "YI TIIIAT YOU ItfOHT "When I came here, I started ''There's always the avant wanted to be a fine concert artist, a good teacher and have • to work on that project. Fo~: garde area where people are impact on students' lives. I've It's the big, new taste bustin' out all :unately, money was not tight, constantly experimenting. O\III!I' the land. What 21 mea1! Starts she said. "If President Delyte Some of it is lJff-the-waU," she performed at recitals which said. However, Webb believes have led to bigger concerts. I T odzIy DaIry Queen Brazier 2201 Morris was convinced RamadB Lane something was :llip!'rtant for an element of musical ex r.ave played an~ taught at the growth of the Univet :!itj :m~ perimentation neet:Is to exist national and regional con community, he wouJd support because "there is currently a ventiors. I hope I can continue . t." In 1971, a new recital orga quest for excellence" in music . to make that type of con r,vas pw-chased for Shryock. "The best teachings in music tribution to the oI'li(an world." About 140 undergradua~es are occurring in America. as ~nd 25 graduate ~tudents are well as the best perform.-m-:.e.. nroUed in SIU-C's Scholl! of We've finally achieved a F.Ultus Webb said "I have to ::ontinue tusic, according to Webb. She of being superb musicians," she to improve my teaching and aid these figures, com said. Vow as a musician. Stagnation >araf.vely low for a music I' death. If a person does [;ot eparbnent, do not discredit '.he Arthu·.· Poister. with whom continue to learn and keep up epllrtment. Webb studied at Syracuse with the latest in performance "Vur department is certainly University in New Yori!., is the practice r!!Search, then he will ot ranked in the top 10, but we pt;rson Webb cont'~nds has not remain at the top very long. :-- -=+;,j~yjHill ave a good schoOl of music influenced her !{!~.:hing and I keep up with nf'W knowledge !e<:ause we have some ha~ I>~ty. and paso; it along to my students omng and carable faculty, and have thallmowledge reflect Oh. sure. we could cut he said. Poister, hailed "the greatest in my own music." This is down on thi! SIZe. use The School of Music recently artificIal cheege. skimp ~derwent internal and ex no cheap on the lIems and then self rnal reviews to determine its . , it two tC)l' one. But we g P!Z2a·· Just don't beliew In doino ademic standards, emergin bUSIness that way~ itb "exceUent reviews," We bb For O/9r 20 years. we've id. been makino the best ·ebb. who remaim at SIU-C PIzza we knOw how. Jnt,; we've been dehwrir-.g it free. in 30 minutes or Ie$$. ~ertilitY Aware~ Cell US. tonognt SEEI t: Th~ Natural Birth Cootrol II. PROFESSIONAL HELP I WHEN' r-----·------~ (FREE COFFEE) '1.00 off any 16" pizZa. '~, 3-5:00 One coupon per pizza lial) for three weeks startift ExpIr.o : 5/17113 1m a .Jt.¥i FeCnary 16 OPEN SUNDA Y Fat, ,.,.. o.a-y 611 S. ILLINOtS 616 E. Walnut WHEP.E: East Gall! Plaza CARBCINOALE.IL The Weliness Center Phone: 4574778 [618J5lfD-0788 Open 118m-38m To .. up call eMI" ~.. , 1...--,~c:II"f'Y ...... ao.oo. • compl'" COPY. a&11J2S10 binding a r.um. L ______o_~_ .... J =mMAlee • Men gymnasts score big, CAGERS from Page 24 . percent from the noor, a'ld dowr. after last r.ight's loss. We going to take them very but lose to Illin;, Iowa State never came close after half needeo a win to get us ready for seriously. Pe~gy Jackson and By JoAnn Man:i!lzewsld but Charles Lakes hit a 9.9 to do time_ With a a 38-32 lean at Monday." Barbara Graves are !treat Sports Editor just that, as did Kevin OUendorf ir.lermission, I ,e Cartiinals Two non-starters tied for shooters, and we're going to on pommel horse. never looked back, opening up a game honors for SIU-C have to stop them." Des!)ite suffering its first two Other individual event win 14-point lead midway through SophOPT' Jre Kim Frick and Jackson and Graves were the losses of the season, the men's ners for SIU -C were Babcock on the final period. Eleanor Carr each netted a primary factors when the gymnastics team continued its floor exercise, 9.65, and Jackie Spen('er came off the career-high 12 points. while SycaPlores nearly upset the ouest for a berth at the NCAAs. Brendan Price on vault, 9.65. bench to lead L{lUisville with 14 Wilson once agam set a per Salukis in Terre Haute three With a 278.30 Thursday and a Other highly scored, strong sets points. Devita Caesar, who sonal high with 10 points. Junior weeks ago. Th~ duo combined 275 Saturday, the team stayed came from John Levy, 9.8 on fouled out with 1:02 remaing in D.O. Plab added 10 to round out for 32 points in ISU's 63-60 loss. among the top 10 in the country, high bar, Babcock, 9.7 on the game, addea 13 points anc the Salulds' double-figure countering a 'l:l point outp"t by but couldn't top its opponents as pommel horse and 9.6 on rings eight rebounds to the wirning scoring. ""arring continued to the now-injured Connie Price Illinois went 280.05 and Iowa and "ault and Ke"in Mazeika, 'ause. Rosalind Smith Coli or Come In ''Where Your loat.1uds CountH ·:HAAGEN·DAZE ICE CREAM y~~.-~-~~(lla S.... tt.e .... f~ .. , -.~ AIIWMnnF.. •--- ~·---I I.. ------F,/,(,/ ..I I". 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Freshman TnpprIg • VideoTape' Wale,Slu"9 • Woo~""'ng also qualified in the 50 breast, in Ratcliffe reserved a spot at the Linda Bell qualified in the lOll FUll SESSION. IUlfE 23 10 AUGUST 23 MIHlMUM AGE 20 3O.n. national meet, clocking in at 1M in 58.96, a new pool record. Top .-y. """". board. IMIndry Mel .-ow...ees. Roxanne. Car!ton turned in.a 1:35.5.::.ehind Royalty's record W'"e spectf" aCfn,.t'y~'30' apptvlf\Q fOf QtVe' full de1aL!Io of background "r"/i"! qua. ht~:r-ons Ac1 \'lUK:ltlv opentf1gs 3't' beWlq tilted cont.nu"'us!Y standard time In the 400 1M m breaking lead-oCt split. Junior Barb Larsen earned a 4: 29.22, finishing second to Janie Coontz made the ticket to the national meet in the . '. N,.., yO,.! O/f.c,: 5 G~n UzM, teammate Stacy Westfall. I18tional cut in the 1,650 free in 50 'ind 100 fly, turning in times . ~i'r Mamaron«k., N~w York. /0543 The Salukis' 200 free relay of 16:51.26, an event in which she of 25.80 and 56.82. ~, I·.. ttl DJr~';IO': S~lIey WI'''''' "Jt7"anderbilt dumps netters 6-3 FOR BOYS PJtlS wid M By Ken PerkiDs had- no trouble polishir.g oc! the modores top two as wei!. Staff Writer younger Evert. But Vanderbilt. who beat the "That's a good record." Salukis 8-1 last year. captured The young may be getting LeFevre said of Wadmarks' singles the rest of U:~ way. No.3 TlIS restless in Carbondale. worksheet. "It was a real good player David Foler fell to Coach Dick LeFevre's nett(!rs win over a very fine player." Robert LorndaJe 6·2. 6-2: want to win and win big, but a.l'e That goes ditto for No. 2 Gabriel Coch1ost to Jon 18MIIIS finding out that inconsistenc:j' player John Greif. He beat Shepperd 6-3, 2-6, 7-5: Rollie can be a team's worst enemy. Chris Huff, who played No. I Oliquino was beaten by Tom After losing the opener to singles for the Commodores last Tommey 6-4. 7-6 and Paul GREAT AZZ Northwestern, they ran over year and briefly this year, 7-5, 6- Rasch took it to the third set Murray State 6-3 and slipped by 4. Greif evened his individual before losing to Dan Stewart 7-6. Kansas 5-4. mark to 2-2. The two wins at the 6-7, 6-1. John Moulder & Lex V.lk Saturday, riding on a two top of the order was somewhal The SaJukis captured only one match winning streak high, of a surprise to LeFevre. of three doubles marehes. The ' 1WO HAPPy HOURS EVERYDAY they lost to Vanderbilt 6-3. "It is so tough to win at fre<>hmen duo of Wadmark and Oh, the young have so much to number one, two and three Oliquino defeated Evert and 9pm-c1ose learn. singles," said LeFevre, "and I Shepperd 6-4, 6-4. Bur the senior just figured that our strength pair of Filer and Greif fell to U:~~~~id~ c~~al:,,~ was mostly at the bottom half of Huff and Lorndlile 6-4, 6-2 and two seniors, two sophomores the lineup. But we have been Coch and Rasch lost to Tommey and array of freshmen. winning up front." and Stewart 6-1, IH. "It's quite encouraging to see The Salukis have been doing The Salukis. 2-2, will take a them play well each time out. quite well up front. They ripped week off before returning to You've got to remember it's Kansas at one, two and tnree action al:ainst state rival tough to beat some of these singles and beat the Com- Ulinois on Feb. 25. teams. Your young guys are always playing upperclassmen. And I'D teD you, two and three years experience means a Iot." Salukj freshmen Per Wad mark wouldn't know about such ~// ~A i trivial matters. Playing the team's No. 1 player each match : ~) ~BEER·/ : is tough for anyone, but Wad mark. Salukis No. 1 player. .I /""-'-"~ ( BLAST): pushed his individual record to 3-1 with a win over John Evert 7- 6, 6-3. The fael that he was /'l~"i facing Chris Evert-Lloyd's ~~ mean a thinll. lie B.ASI By JoAnn Man:iszewsld 800 rreestyle relay team Stanton, a freshman from Spor1s Editor finist.ed in 6: 45.&3; the 400 England, went into the fmals far metfJey relay team, 3:24.97; the above thf! crowd with 372.20 On its way to winning the 1;;th 400 free relay, 3:04.74. points arid continued strong, Annual Saluki Invitational, the Keith Annstrong was a triple receiving six-and-a-halves to lbff Plao&o by Gregory DrezclzoD men's swimming and diving winner, goint\ 2O.lH in the 50 eights from the five judges team set seven meet records free, 4;;.34 in the 100 free and through the last tJnIee dives Guard D.D. Plab eludes .leaIaUelDpt 1Iy UT-MartlD'. Deeaie Ware. and won 12 of the 18 events. I :39.97, a meet record, in the 200 . Stanton finished with S,'H.2O. The team scored 769 points to free. .run Watson pIat-OO second tor' the eight-team field. Illinois Also taking firsts were with 520, In second after tht was second with 479. followed Conrado Porta in the 100 and 200 semi-fmals, but down by Z2.1lV Cagers to face GCAC foe by Tulane, 371; Missouri, 365; backstroke, 52.27 and 1 :52.52; points after missing a few di'le5, Puroue, 343; Iowa State, 266; Pablo Restrepo in the 100 Watson came on strong during Bradiey, 173 and Eastern breaststroke in a meet record the finals to narrow the glI.p. after s.plitting weekend Illinois, 121. time of 58.05, and Anderz The picture for performances Grillbammar in the 1,650 "Coming off four or five days By Brian Higgins winner of which is at the National IndeJ;M!ndent freestyle in a meet and school of sickness, Jim dove like he's Staff Writer automatically invited to the Conference championshIps and record time of 1;;:21.60, and the capable of," said Coach Denny NCAA festivities. the NCAA!! gets brighter and 500 freestyle, in an NCAA Golden. "Eight and nines are It's a long and winding road, The scramble down the brighter as the quality of depth, qualifying tcme and meet not unust!lll scores for what he and a rocky one at that, to the stretch begins at 7:35 in Davies better on this SIU-C team than it record time of 4:4.91. can do." NCAA tournament. Gymnasium, when conferenc~ has been in the past, shows In less than two weeks, the rival Indiana State comes into through. according to Coach The di'ling squad is also Saluki women's regular Carbondale with vengeance as Bob Steele. pilling some weight aroUnd. basketball season will be its motive. And although the "This meet is a good in The Salukis m~lized the th~::~iC ~:o::r;e~tlland-~ history. In tr.at lapse of time, showdown takes place on dication of our strength," he tbree-meter competition, taking performance. Wer.tiand had they will p!ay six ga"es, two of Valentine's day, there will be no said. "We had many more the t~ three spots. Each of the missed a few dives for fives which tbPy will Enter as the love lost between the two teams. people in the championship three ID that competition. Nigel during the semi-finals and came underdog. Should Coach Cindy finals in each event than e\'c:r Stanton, Jim Watson and Tom out oi there with 325.20 and in Scott be able to squeeze 20 wins Loss No. 6 was tacked on before. It's not that the other Wentland, surpassed the point fifth. out of her 15-& club. it is entirely Friday night, when the upstart teams aren't good, the quality total needed to qualify for the possible that they would recieve Louisville Cardinals came to of the competition is better than zone regional meet on that "When he went into the finals, an at-large bid to the 32-team town and embarrassed the before. Everyone is just board. Al!'>ther strong Saluki he needed 150 points on three tourney_ That, however, would Salukis in front of the home swimming fast." diver, Johnny Consemiu, dives to qualify, and be ended onlr be necessary should SIU-C crowd by a 7(HH count. Scott's The Salukis racked up the _ missed the meet because of an up making it by five," Golden fai to win the Gateway squad shot a se&S?n-low 'n points throughout the line-up. injury, but sOOuJd be ready to said. "He did what he bad t" do Collegiate Athletic Conference Taking firsts itt meet record dive against Arkansas next everything and more. He keep; post-season tournament, the See CAGERS, Page n times were the relay teams. The weekend. getting better and better." Page M, Daily EgyptIaD; FtlbnJary 14, 1983