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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1989 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in February 1989 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian ; lo' -Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Tuesday. February 21.1989. Vol. 75. No, 103. 16 Pages Europe orders top diplomats home BRUSSELS,BeJgiumCUPIl - The 12-nation European Community Monday strongly condemned Iran's threat to kill 'Satanic Verses' stirs local 'dispute Britil;h nc relist Salman By w=.mando FeH .....OVgl Ralph McCoy, Dean Rusbdie for btasphening the Rusbdie and ordered its top SIaffWriter Emeritus of Morris Library ~..:.~ the prophet diplOO18ts in Tehran borne for and collector of ceosorship consuItatioos . "Isn·t it reassuring to related items, said he will Tile EC action came at the know that the world's im buy a copy of the book for bis Rusbdie weat ~ request of British Foreign beciles go heavily on, even collection. . Secretary Sir Geoffrey Howe, as the world's thinkers are t~toaDdU: M~ who then announced Britain forced into hiding?" James University related peqHe world. Although the media ... IRAN,P... $ will withdraw its five R. Russo, writer and have diverse points of vjew had aDDCJUDCed Rusbdie's diploma ts from Tehran University proft'SSOr said of Salman Iblshdiz's novel. life wClUid be pardoned if be because of the tlireat. Howe about the controversy apologized, Kbomeini did not immediately say if the surrounding the novel "The ~~ya= action meant a break in Satanic Verses." last week for the death of ... VBtES...... :i diplomatic relatiuns. Howe said the Iranian death threats against. Rushdie and The condemnation sought by Verses." taking measures to show their his publishers violated all Britain came a day after The EurnnPAn Community displeasure, "in:.erDational standards of Iranian spiritual leader foreign ministers said in a ""!'be 12 express their o;on behavior:' Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomelni joint statement that their tiaJing iDterest in developing Suurces 5ald the Iranian refused to lift a death c:IecrEE nations were informing Iran JIOnDaI t'DIStructive relations charge d'affaires in London against Rushdie despite the they would not tolerate any with the Isiamic ftPUblic of was informed by the Foreign author·s apology to Moslems Iran but if Iran shares this Cffice of Britam's decision. for his novel "The Satanic !ttta:!r011 ~ ~~ desire, it bas to declare its Peace talk I Auditor's findings to be held brings notification m that imestmeut is in Mexico By Mark Barnett 'ted into a restrided MEXICO CITY
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Dally Egyptiab,February 21, 1989, Page ~ Daily lfDptian ...... :. 1 IJ\J i ! 11l.J Opinion&•... Co·mlnentary{{~,/; SAVINGS Book dispute shows & LOAN Arabic-Western gap AS IT HAS done in Moslem communities p.~ross th(' world, the "Satanic Verses" has aroused deep animosity in many Carbondale Moslems. Written by Salman Rushdie, the novel apparently portrays the teachings in the Islamic holy book, the Koran, as an invention of the prophet Mohammed. This a contradi~tion of the Islamic religion's most central belief, that the Koran, though recited by Mohammed, is the direct word of God. The situation has been compared to the flap over the "Last Tem{ltation of Christ" in which Jesus was portrayed as committing adultery. The difference is that the disputed chapter in Rushdie's novel, if taken seriously, negates the entire. Islamic religion. That is because Moslems do not consider Mohammed to be divine, as Christians consider Christ to be divine. And if the words in the Koran are not the words of God as transmitted through Mohammed then the entire Islamic religion is a sham. lI~~i1if;~ '.' ... ALL THIS SAID, mdst Westerners still will have little sympathy for the crusade by the Ayatollah Ruhollah KhoDlP..ni, the religious leader of Iran who has condemned Campus police just doing job; Rushdie and the ~lishers of the brok to death and offered an award for their heads. . . . . No this behavior is not excusable, but ArabiC SOCIety 18 not Western society. Many Arabic countries, Iran in had no obligation to repair car particular, are based on a;n Islami~ interpretation of ~e world - for many ArabiC countries, to fracture thell" I am rea~ to the Feb. "sinee neither driver nor removed • drunken driver religion is to to fracture their society. 15 letter' fnJm Enc BlIlinDleY passenger know a great deal 01 from the streets. It bappeas all The Arabic world has never experienced a humanistic J'eI8J'diDIl his "trav_ty,Twith automotive mecbanics." the time. CoDducting tbat test renaissance or an Age of Enlightenment, similar to that in SRrs campus Polic:e. That's not your profesaioa, DOl' is part 01 his job and is for the West· the social and political institutions, therefore, First, Erie, your referral to is it his. SUrely l~ didn't everyone's protection. Believe still revoive around the primary religion of these coun policemen •• "rent-a- expect a trained policeman to it or DOt, campus police bave. "and "~ smurfs overhaul your fJDIiDe tbere 011 lot more to do thaD waste time tries. :: attitudes" 18 obvi~ a the street. Do you really tbiDk 1oiniD.I tOIether to "revel in sip 01 your own immaturity. be bad an obliIatioa to repair your Imnilaent humiliatiCIIL" WHAT IRKS OUR se.qsibilities is that the ruler of. a You baveo't bad mueb in yOf.j!'ear'P C't flatter yourself. country half way around the world, who as often as not is teractioa witb these police, Gr ' I~otbiDI in your letter in I don't believe they arrested you wouldn't make sUeb II'G88 dicated that the patiee ~ you, Gr detained you while a described as "fanatical" in the Western press, can censor ener-alizatioas. And the faet jeeted YCIIl to "eDIluriDI per large crowd lathered to the freedom of expression in Carbondale. Ct you became "too Del'VGUII sonal delfradation and watch, did they! Did thepoJice Khom~', UKeats have forced Waldenbooksand ottH:r . to obtain offieera' namea," and bumiliatiCIIL'I'I If an. af1~ eall your parents? N9. So wbat major cha'ins'lo pun the "Satanic verses"from_1heir.. claim to bave "felt that it ... ebooIs to eGDduet a sobriety cauled all tbat bumiliatioa you shelves because they say they are concerned for "the safety in same was your own fault," teat CIII. driver, be ia doiuI a kept taIkiDI about? Grow ~ of their employees. speab for itself. Perba.. you DUblie Hnice to aD oilier aDd realize that eveJ1~ 11m t Comically, the controversy has resulted in soaring sales were just a little worried .bout Chivers, not intiatiq a per out to let you. You ml.ptmake of the book because these chains will still deliver speciaUy drinkiDC a beer Ware you and ..... veadetta CIII you. You same pGlltlYe clIan&- in (to your friend drove. . wouldn't =t.in if be eGD cpte you) your "samew'lat ordered copies. . You said you hoped the 01- do..aeted a' teat in your r.dical opiDiOll." - LIsa But the conflict is not comic in its overtones: It is a clash fleer bad stopped to aid you neigbbarbood. and as a nault, 8duaiIIt, cartMadaIe. of cultures in the most profound sense and gives us a glimpse at the ideological gap that separates the Western world from the Arabic world A gap that could have more serious consequences than Solution offered for car vandalism the attack on the author of a single book. . At 4:30 a.m. SUnday mor- scr.tcbed front fender. time. The vandal bad to be in ning I received a .w- eall LcIcIkiDI further down the rows the ~ lot for at least an froDi the UDviersli;Poliee I noticed tailligbt lenses '" hour, ~ and .a~ Opinions asking me to come to the many new cars DOW acattered cars. Did anyone DOtiee. Corc::anicatiOll8 parIdDg lot beneath them. The trail 01 from elsewhere. and inspect the da~J:l:ooe destruetiCIII unwound as I Like IDIlDY others befare me, tomyearbyv .1 .pproaebed a red Mustang and I can ~ offer poasibllites to dreaded the walk to the my own ear. the solutioa to ttiis problem. I Scripps Howard New. Service belp him decide just Where to· puking lot. . The print from the HODda's persoaally would like to see a save the $9.6 billion; instead, froat feader DOW .1JIIeIlr.Xl . sb:dent worker placed com Congressional leaders are congressiooal leaders are Evidence·oI vaodalism was ecmaeeutively CIII the ilustang f....taWy in a smaD but in each accusing former Yale baseball eomplaming that the "cuts" abuodaDt as. I walked ~t the and mille. Where the bell was parking lot, with a din!et IiDk captaiD George Busb of would be too harsh. . motorcyclf lot oat to Pierce the sanity 01 tbia man's mind to the Univeraii:y Poliee. This throwing them a curve. On .• , , . Hall. ODe .bike bad been wbeD be _ ...... 1)' c:rGUed would free the Univeraity reading the fme riot in the To put such eomplaiDts into· ov~~· ;and· f:be rear tbrougb ~~ a whirl 01 Poliee-' of the· sometimes president's "n~1e freeeze" perspeeti~~, consider that lallhlht was. mlserably deslnletioa? uneventful duties 01 ]IIU'kinI budget p~ they bave Bush's total spending target eruabed. By the time 1 reac:hed At first I f.lt a strCllll batred lot patrol, and prcwIde m ____ found that his overall spending for 1990 is $1.16 trillion. The tbeparldDglotlwasawakeoed toward the affic:er CIII Cluty for much neecIed i:oUeIe wort target for 1990 requires about $9.6 billion in "cuts". would by the numbiDI eold and not beiDI in the putiai lot st...... jobe. BeaideB, ticUt $9.6 billion in UDSoecified aecOUDt for less tbaD 1· percent dreadiDI the sight before me. while tbiII outburst toc* pee. writing and underage driDkiDI "cuts." These "cuts" would of that Wha.t would we ~ 01 I ~ a white HODda You cannot tell me that are much mare profitable not be actual reducijons from a bo'!-sewife ~r b~smeas beariI!I a fresb footprint in its damap 01 tbis caliber toc* ....VCll'S. - Iteitll Waper, curreDt speDding, but execuuve, wbo m a time 01 DOW eoneave rreUed and place in a abort amount 01 ...... ere,.d.U.flllbL restraints to keep ouUays from fiscal austerity could not rising as fast as inflation. manage to squeeze his or bel' Bush bas invited Congress to budget by aD extra 1 percent? Spring break insert degrading to men, women The spring break insert from insert .ctually does occur. sebool newpaper hasn't got the Editorial Policies Miller beer in the Feb. 15· Having been CIII tbne spring IUts to fqltit our party image? editiOil 01 the Daily Egyptian break trips, the sufferiDI from - JIIIie Beanlsley .....u.te SVI8d 1tIIcIM. IncUcIIng ...... viewpoInIa IfId other~. r.n.ct .. was incredibly offensive. Both aleobol and sex ia obvious. .&Ddea& .... 1. eihen. ..".01 .. euIhcn only. UnIigned edIoIIIII r.".....r • _ 0I1he o.IIv Egypaen EcIIDriII BoIra. __ membara _ .. atudent edIIor.Jn.dllef... men aDd wOlDen were aexually Miller beer forgot to mentioa degraded and treated as ~ thedeatha, aecidents, property ...... pagelldlor... M80CiItIt edIIorIII page""'•• _ 8I11III member. the civilized rebels. We ba1'e ciamage, crime, alcobolism, tIcdIy "*"IgIng darIfId • Sc:tIooI 01 JounIIIIm faculty onamber. euougb prublems with sex and rape, sexual barassment, ~ ID .. edIIor ~ be .ubmIIIIId !Iv .... CII' directly ID the ..... page aleobol without the Daily indeceDt expoBure, etc. These ecIIar. Room 1247. ComrnunIc.aonI BuIIIng. L.aIIBrIIhodd be ~ IfId Egyptian and Miller beer issueI are too aerious to joke dIdIIe .... AI ..... _ IUbjIIct ID edDlg IfId wi! be IImII8d ID 600 wora.. promoting demoralizing abouL Our reaPODSibility Is to ~ 01 ..... than 250 wora. wi! be ~...-.nee for PIAIIcaIIDn, 8IudBnla IIIUII IdanIIIy tIwnaIIIvw !Iv cilia and ..... tacuIIy ___ !Iv ,.. IfId behavior. We are .bocked tbat recolnize Miller beer', our newspaper would par- brainwasbiDg attempts and to ...... ~ IIIIffbvpollllOnlflddIIpnnanL ticipate in Ilamorizinl the activ~ protest tbese insulting ~ IIDnIItId bv .... IhoI*S Include .. .ullar'a addle. WId telephone disrespectfornUlD8nlife. advertisements. How can sm ...... ~ far which v.IIictIIIDn 01 auIIIoraIIIp CIfIIIOt be IIIIdII wi! not be Unfortunately, the behavior students chanle their ...... deseribed in the spring break repatation wben our own Pqe4, Daily E~ Febniary21, .. ,.. '- ..". " '.'.' r,'.·' PolieeBlotter
Carbondale Police reported was stolen from the Sports Thornton's home at 500 E. a burglary at the Egyptian Center. The value of the stolen Larch St. between 12:45p.m. Sports Center and the Time items is estimated at $1,405. and 10:07 p.m. and stole Out Pub. Police have no suspects in assorted jewelry, a handgun,-a Police said someone el!tered connection with the burglary. shotgun and an undetermined the Egyptian Sports Center amount of cash_ Sunday evening by prying open a door and stole a Police said the value of the sabresaw and $1,300 from the Kathleen Thornton reported stolen items was estims.ted at Time Out Pub, which is housed to carbondale Police that her $1,300 and damage to the house inside the Sports Cente1: at 1215 home was entered and ran was estimated at $150. E. Walnut. sacked Friday. Tbere are no suspects in Police also said $:i in coins Police said someone entered connection with the burglary. VERSES, from Page 1---- renewed IUs tbreat Sunday McCoy said he was angry understand. against the author. and those because the major bookstore "It is very hard to un whopublish the book. chains had taken the books off derstand tbe.love of Me.llems Accordin, to an article their shelves. for the DJ'OI)bet.Jt he said."To· whicla appeared in the New "Bookstores don't IIeIl toilet _ them. the-sanctity of the York Review of Books, h paper. -!'bey are paM of the prophetcan'tbequestionecl." The Steering Committee f9r national information net- Zobairi commented 0Ii the the North Central Accreditation ~~: :earEb17:::! work," he said. death threats to RlJI(hrl~'s life man who wrote the Koran McCoy said Khomeini's saying an ancient Moslem law instead of receiving it frcun attitude will only increase the coDdeInoed to death those who Review would like to God. The prophet's wives, the number of books sold. renounced the Islamic faith, article says, are seen as He said everytime a book is but because such a law is not thank the University pl'!lStitutes. banDed somewhere sales in- written in the Koran, modern Russo said the question was crease. He gave the example scholars have refused il Community for their h~spitality not if the book wu insulting, of controversial boots in Zobairi also said another and cooperation whUe hosting the but if the author bad the right Massachusetts in the 19308. Islamic law says nobody can to express his opinion freely. "Bookstores in Boston would be ~hed far a crime unless North Central Review Team this Russo compared the COD not sell a book because it was he 18 ..iven a chance for seIf demnation of the book to the dirty. Bookstores in cam- def""Khomeini's orders past week, February 13-15. controversy created in car bridge, across the river, only are therefore illegalto Islam iIi bondale by the movie "The had to announce that the book this situation," he said. Last TemptatiOJl of C 1risl" ::gi~ banned in Boston to William Hardenbergh, "Rusbdie's ~ is being condemned by JM!OI;Ile who On the other hand, religious ~~ti~!.::n:n P.:a::~ baven'tread it," besald. rob~d:: long-term political con "What people of limited = Jfr::or intellectual SCOJ1e have access created by the rsosJtams' fear sequences. to is guns," Russo said. that the novel might restore "The Iranian leQ~"f'Shir. McCoy said he has no medieval bad image of the feels deeply about the Issue, , knowledge of a similar prophet. he said. ''han is a country with situatiun. "The situation is more no tradition for freedom of "During World War n some speech." people made an issue of ~~;=!,!nf~se:sb:,!: Hardenbergh said the issue bookstores selling Hitler's will harm the image of Islam may raise questioos about hew book 'Mein Kampf,' but it ill the Western world. •• unified the Iranian leadership . wasn't comparable to this, he Zobaui said a cultural-clash is, "but I doll" think it will JaBt .. said." uists that Wes~ cannot verylong." IRAN, from Page 1------visits, the statement said. But a pow~l Iranian appeasing the Khomeini "They ecJI1demn this in bardliner shrugged off the ~e in the same way citement to ml.lrder as an decisioo to pUll European Bntain appeased Nazi Ger unacceptable violation of the envoys out of Tehran. many in 1938, with all the most elementary principies "The propaganda by • consequences of that pOOcy," and obbgations that govern pressor governmenls against said a spokesman lor the relations among sovereign the· hezbollahi (Moslem BalJhdacf-based leftist states." faithful) will have no effect on MUJahideen e-Khalq "The fCll"eiRn ministers view Maslems around the world," organization during a these tbreals with the gravest Mahrii Karrubi, a sanior ~interview. concern," the foreign mullab opposed to ties with the ministers said. ''They un West, sald in a speech carried Earlier, MujahideeD leader dedine that such behavior is by state-run Tebran Radio. Massoud Rajavi called on .:oatrary to the the countries to enforce an arms charter or Karrrubi backed Khomeini's and United NatiOllS." death call against Rusbdie, Oil boycott a . t Iran, A confereaceo!!icial said the saying those associated with which relies bea~ crude statement was in response to the work should also die. export revenues to prop up ilB strong CODdemnatioo sought. Iran's main opposition oil-based economy_ by the British delegation. "'the ~, meanwhile, said ''The Rushdie, 41, who said ministers want to exert civilized world should im Saturday be _ regretted me maximum pressure on the mediately CO.lt diplomatic and "distress" his book has caused Iranians to make them un trade ties with Iran after to "sincere followers of derstand they cannot behave Khomeini's death call," Islam." remaiDed in biding that WilY," be said. "Not to do so would mean under police protection. MEXICO, from Page 1---- a series of FMLN proposals, On Jan. 23, FMLN rebels postponed from March 19 to including postponing made an unprecedented offer Sepl 15, the country's id presidential ~tiOllS for six to participate in upcoming dependence day. montb&~confi' military and elections by backing police to barracks Guillermo Ungo, the candidate 'the rebel proposal, which on elec 'on day, reforming the for the Democratic Con they call a '/)as, chance" to electoral code, guaranteeing vergence, a leftist coalition restore peace in EI Salvador, - absentee ballots and allied with the rebels. was initially rejected by the prohibiting U.S. aid to any In return, the rebels armed forces, the governDlent political puty. demanded that elections be and rightist groups. FOUNDATION, from Page 1--
state inCOme funds and do not CflrlCerIl ~ revenues, Vagoer who are alumni, those who apply to the foundation. said. have contributed in the past However, the foundation Foundation contributors will and those tbat continue to disagreed with the finding not be officially notified of the conbibutetothefoundation. because it believes the section rocedure until its Aug. 15 in the University Guidelines r.'honor roll" report. The "Tbere will be no special does not apply to the fo.un foundatiOll mails an ·'bOOor mailing," Vagoer· said. "It dation and the court decisions roll" report to 88,000 people wouldn't be costefiicient." DllIly Egyptian, Feb11Jlll')'21, l!1IIS, Page 5 Army ROTC dinner to feature skits, sock punch By Doug Toole bottles of wine or alcohol were rangers. StatfWriter saved on campaigns for the A clean sock will be added to SIU-C Army ROTC officers The dinner is based on the British Officers next punch ceremony. the punchbowl for the bran and cadets will bave a dinner Mess of the 18th century. ches of the combat arms at 6 p.m. Wednesday in At this dinner, a non soldiers, wbo dream of baving Ballroom B of the Student alcoholic brew called Saluki clean socks during their long Center. Punch will be mixed as a marches. narrator explailis the Capt Kenneth M. King, its formality, he said. He bas the power to impose "It is a time when junior fmes, such as a 10 cent fine for significance of each "To be honest, I'm not sure assistant professor of army officers can bave some good uniform violation or coarse ingredient. how it will taste," King said military science, said the natured jousting of their language, which must be About 120 military persoIiJlel dinner is based on the British seniors," King said. dropped into a brass shell Among the ingredients will and guests are expected to Officers Mess of the 18th casmg. Proceeds from the be sparkling grape juice for attend, including 30 members century, where officers wOI:Jd The master of ceremonies, fines go to the March of Dimes. the Pershing Rifles group, who of the Fighting Indian Com gather for a formal meal and "Mr. Vice," is selected from present the flags at basketball pany of Southeast Missouri pass on traditions. This dinner the junior officers for sbarp Punch is also part of the games, and brown sugar for State University in Cape is intended to be fun, despite wit and eloquent !Speaking. tradition. Centuries ago, the dirt on the boots of the Girardeau. Stress, climate factors induce sickle cell crisis By C.roIyn Rowley altitudes and over-exertion are of the WeUness Center just a few of the precipitating factors that can lead to a sickle "Sickle cell" refers to the cell "crisis." shape of the red blood cells in A crisis, which lasts diseased patients. Normal red anywhere from two to 14 days, blood cells are saucer-shaped, leaves the patient im like tiny donuts, flat in the mobilized The pain is ex middle wit:.. a raised rim cruciating. After the pain has around the outside. been somewhat alleviated by In sickle cell patients, the drugs, the victim experiences blood cells are not round and degrees of achiness depending plump, many are long and on the duration of the crisis. pointed and often curved, as in Many sickle cell anemia the shape of a sickle. pa tients also endure chronic symptoms:Jjleness, fatigue, shortness breath, swollen To Your Health joints and yellowing eyes. Patients suffer from pain in .. Anemic" describes a their joints, arms, legs and Student Center Dining Services condition ill which the blood back. They lose their appetites does not have enough red cebI and their resistance to in to carry the oxygen to the fections. body's tissues. Sickle cells are What about treatment! At destroyed more quickly than the present, there is no cure for normal ...... They only sur sickle cell anemia. There are, vive for about 17 days instead however, treatments that of the usual 100 day life span of prolong the life span of an G&lf!A afflic~ . ~on. 'S::re~l:!::'baS two - A special blood test, which Student Center 15t Floor maj~ -.grou~ of sym~~~. only takes a few minutes can One IS Jbe sJckle ceH CnBIS UJ indicate if you have sickle cell "Sunday Night Spaghetti Special" $1.99 which· episodes of bone disease. Contact your National cracking pain and fever occur Sickle Cell Disease Foundation from one to twelve times a for further information Fish Sandwich and S!Ilall Fry $1.79 ------,year. Stress, climate, high regarding treatment. 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Staff Writer a problem," Ashby, who&esoo "We're not creating a narc "The Best Around- LG. 21ngrwJient Pizza squad. We don't want to know ~ u.it ...... committed suicide, said. Drugs, sexually-transmitted who is using drugs but if they Pic:k-Up.or Delivery diseases, suicide and "We train stndents to be are g" downhill, the kids depression are a few of the skilled listeDers within their should~., be said. ~d Ave~ Mall 549-7811 carbondale problems some high school community and make them students face every day. capable of handling "I ~'aw four of my kids LifeSavers is a peer-based situatioos," Bill Coates, crisis crying. It was not meant to be team approach to help counselor at BelJeville East an emotional experieoce but HigbScbool, said. "Kids know these kids 8}:e very sensitive," adolescents identify and deal Coates .;aid. with those problems. more than the faculty and administration." ...... Teenagers, counselors and 1IIOt"e than lIIO people par teachers from Southern The various workshopS ticipated in the seminar. • . t Z Cokes Illinois high schools par "I was curious abollt it (the Free~ included lab sessions that ticipated in the two-day covered topics, such as em program) • You see that otber _ With AlI Pizza Orders LifeSaver seminar Friday and patbie listening, to identifyiDg people bave problems, too," ~ Saturday in the Student suicide clues and positive Wendy Mills. a stodeDt at All The" Time Center. relationslUps. peer Carboodale COIDDalIDity High School. said. "U kids know bow to pay LifeSa\l~rs started five GrandAve.MaH 549-7811 Carbondale attention to a situation and years ago at Belleville East in !mow bow to reco«nize a response to other failing problem. they can helji." Judy prevention ~ that did A,>hby. chairman of the Steven notinciude the i.cenagers. C. Wikel M~oria1 Fuod fOt". "There was no drug ~ "Prev~tion of Teenage prevention program that bad SUlcid", said. to do with kids. After one year -~ "U a kid is saying things like of intervening in kids' Jives, I Your International 2 'I bate the world' Ot" doesn't decirled the kids had to do it Shipper feel like doing things with (help each other>," Coates .? lb. Package Rates SIU Foundation named in suit Two 12" pepperoni Pizzas Singapore A fonner employee of the research from October 198% $15.!m for 8.99 sm Foundation filed a cam until July 1988. The suit ac Malaysia plaint in Jackson County cuses the fn-rodation of Hong Kong de. livered free the breaking its policies and Court, claiming foundation weight limits apply broke its employment contract procedures with regard to when she was fired. ~ormance evaluations. and Located in: disciplinary actions. #'S_ .... 6 Sherry Delmastro, of Mary Lee Leahy. an at Borgsmiller Cobden, filed suit against the torney fro:n Springfield, is foundation Feb. 9. In the representing Delmastro and •_G.o. ~\.'> complaint, she seeks $15,000 John Huffman, an attorney Travels ~ from the foundation in lost from Carbondale, is .~ ~q.q:1 income and fringe benefits. 700 s. ll.. AVE. representing the foundation. Carbondale, ll. 62901 Delmastro served as No initial hearing has been (618)549-1300 coordinator of development set for the case. The Secret To Your SOCCESS Career Enhancement Week February 20 -14 Tuaday Illinois Room JUinoia R OOIII · 5:00 Terence Smith, Personnel Specialist 6IOIl Karen Ybley Stale Fann Insurance Chubb IMurance 'What Stale Fann Offers You" "Non-Saies Careers in the Insur.mce IDcl1IStIy" Sponsored by: American Marketing'AssociaOOn Spmsored by: Society for Advancement of MaDagemeftt QhioRoom Ohio Romp 5:00 Shirley Kinley, Assistant Dean 6:00 Sandy Leong. Co-Coordinator of COBA CaRer Services College of Business & Administration, SItH: College of Business at Administration, SIU-C ''Career Services Offered Through COBA n "Should You Pursue an MBA" Sponsored by: COBA Student Council Sponsored by: COBA Student Council Illinois Room 7:00 Rick Jeffers The Saline Room in the Student Center" Arthur Andersen & Co. wiD have refreshments and "Arthur Andersen & Public Accounting" student organization representatives Sponsored by: Beta Alpha Psi Monday through Thursday from 5:00 to 8:00 Sponsored By The College of Business & Administration Southern Illinois University PageS, Daily Egyptian. FebnI31'y21,l989 'Out of the Blue' originality KOPIES & MORE 607 S. Illinois Ave 529-5679 mixes traditional and exotic 95 By Wayne WeI__ rmgerings and Gnlber's keen His "Beach Dreams" proved Resume $16 Ene Iaii_hent Editor sense of percussion dynamics to be tbe most tranquil piece of One page with 10 FREE Copies (botb soft and heavy) a. tbe e\"eDing. A soulful number Out 01. tbe blue, or rather oot Our large selection of quality paper with I1UlIdring envelopes as well as of tbe Scbool 01. Music.. comes cbored tbe numbers to a rull of crescendos, "Beach Dreams" enJIred tile sense of OVel" 65 diffcn:nt typeface's aIlDw our professionals to crea/e penonal six new, highly stylistie wwir.s steady jazz downbeat; especially on AllisoD's bowl.....,. aD ocean sunset from AllisoB's Resumes That Sell You! in cootemporary jazz. mellow f1ugP.IIan. The New Arts Jazz: Quintet "Alice 011 WoaderiaDd" and Miller's intricate staccat~ Stemper"s arrangement put debuted these- flavwful ad Gruber'scymbaJs to good use repertoire F'riday metered- "Zygot," which ditions to its AllisGIr .c*ingly tagged. "Zy- as quiet mallet-rolls simu1ated night at Shryock Auditorium gat~" . the splash of ocean waves .. before a crowd 01 more tbaD tbesbore.. 250 jazz enthusiasts. AllisoD's soaring trumpet IlDIi Mandat's prowess 011 botb "Breach of Etiquette" sax and clarinet carved: defiDed. tbe "art" in New Arts tiReview.· celestial lead Il'lelodie» oot of Jcuz with Stemper's avant the various mood prde interpretation of fragmented COUDter-bannCID ~ 4)~ New Arts Jszz, boasting four arrangem~::t'en!.fb!:!:rMandat's- ies.. music faculty and one synthesized snake-charmer, "Breacb" was more a GRIFFIN Ihi,&~: &,s- graduate of tbe music caeoplaIy of SOIIDds than aD program., showcased original ''The Last 0atpae.1," wbieb eIectroai£alIy fused jazz and actua:. soug, aDd admittedly, it Recorded progressive dance ~,s- C~tiODS by group Eastern mystieisDL C goa weird there low a minute. m Frank Stemper. party music D.J. 'd by our Of the four ~ But· tbe onr.ill piece was aD Harolfi Miller, Eric Mandat excellent experiment, own Slim Tim. anrl Robert Alli5Gn.. Druromer Stemper's visioa .tieemed. clearest in establWnng a eschewing t~ traditiOlUll DaD Gruber-is a music teadIer ~ $1.10 at Anna-Jonesboro High distiDet musical enviJOiiIlIeII1t iJrter..relatiaasbips betweeu School within the realm of the jau iDstr.unent& and exp10ring Sf/wti?!. Pounders Proc:eeds from tbe ''Out of score. ot&me rbytbms. 90e tbe 8Jue" coaeert will go toIJJard fiDanciDg tbequiDtet's Drafts soe fortbaming trip to 8.omaDia, where tbe group will serve as CAI\FlJS CASH DN'«2 PlANS America's jazz ambassadors ata music festival in April. A fw*y bac:ld:M!at opened the performance as Miller's BUY NOW! "Disastropby" laid down a dependable, lraditioaal and foot-tapping jazz foundation SAVE,LATER! for the evening ahead.. This opener not ooIy set the pace for a show brimmingwitb Pay $22.50 now . Pay $88.00 now impressionistic mood pieces, but also quicldy established Get a $26.56 V!llue! 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GeGrge Hebrew_ a "Moslem heretic" aDd A traditioa far ~ than ,., is ill (Ulysses S.) Graat Although the novel's said an lrauian charitable years in this Columbia RiftS' CauDty, wtJidl borders (Jaha) publication bas met with agency aad private VaHey allDlDUllity fIl about Adams Camty, (Abraham) threats, businesses were mtering at zse. die party takes .. added LiDc:oIn Cadnty, and (Be. death outrage aDd jaDliD) FnmUiD County, bamJings from Iran to tile least $6 milliaD to anyone importaDce this year with tile United States, a Palestinian who carried out K.bomeiDi's ceo~ ceJebnttioa • tile IllUDed far anotber impartant Moslem }eader dismissed death dettee. 1M declaratioa at statehood Amerir:aD fOllDdel'. The state for WasIIiDgtuIL also bas Garfield. Pierce aDd "The Satanic: Verses" as a A PaJestiDian Moslem Jeffersma CWDties.. "small thing" that would Orgaoizer Carol Michael l£ader ~ dismissed Thefedeni ~ bas DOt harm Islam. said the lJIDIal PresideIds' the w:nult ca~ in paris Day gatbermg in Gearge. a takea DOte m tile state's Niva LaDir, chief editor m m the Islamic world by farm CGIDJDIIDity located just centeDDial celebration, Keter Publisbing House in Rusbdie's book.. mt InteI'state 90 abaut baJhray dIacEing this week to issue a Jerusalem., said she was DOt "Wbat this man pub1isbes betweeD SpcJbDe ADd Seattle. 2kent commemorative deterred by the controversy about Islam is DOt im always draws a CI'OIni fIl at postage stamp featuring surrounding the book. portant," said Adoan least 1,000 from the area. Mamt Rainier. "I do not publish books to HusseiDi, director m the The center fIl attradiall was prov<*e trouble, but for Islamic Trust, or Waqf, iQ the traditiClaal birthday cake. their literary value. The East Jerusalem and the baked by a ladies' group c:aDed same goes for this book." 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Phom by Rabet1 Hua New York March 6, 7:30-9:30pm Senior forward Dana Fitzpatrick drlv.. by Northern Illinois St. Louis Room 158 defender Krls Wels. Fitzpatrick scored eight pointe b61fore (Assembly Room East) fOUling out with 20 seconds remaining In regulation. The Chicago Salukls beat the No. 22 Huskies In overtime 71-63. sib Package Rates Weight Tmining Clinic-FREE OVERTIME, from Page 16- 700 S. IL. Ave. v Especially for strengthing and Carbondale. IL 62901 toning the stomach, hips, and out of their game plan. times." (618)549-1300 "It seemed like they kept The Salukis whittled the buttocks. getting every single rebound, " Huskie lead down to one, 60-59, Located in: ~ Feb. 23, 7-8pm, Multi-Purpose Room Northern Illinois eoaeh Jane when Kampwerth, who Borgsmiller Albright said. "They were finished with 1.4 pOints, Call 536-5531 for information on any of tnese programs. getting their own rebounds and knocked down a turnaround Travel seoring. They boxed us out and shot from the lane with 1:23 that perseverance paid off for left in regula tion. them." Northern's leading scorer, Even when Northern Illinois Carol Owens, who is fighting attempted to run, Saluki Tonda tendinitis and had only 12 Seals hounded lead ballhan points, missed a free throw dler Denise Dove, while Dana with 1:14 to go. But Hinchee, Fitzpatriek and Colleen who had 19 points and 10 Heimstead respectively held rebounds, grabbed the nall an1 NIU wing players Gena Stubbs shot. She missed aoo Amy and Kris Weis at bay. Rakers gobbled up the l)ClIl. "Our wings didn't get the Rakers, who led the Salukis ball. We eouldn't run with it," with 16 points and 15 l'f!bounds, Albright said. raced downcourt and took a The overall effect was to Heimstead pass for an wide contain Northern Illinois' open layup at 45 seconds, offense to the halfcourt, where putting the Salukis up 61~. • One Week Only • No Coupons • No Umit • the Salukis' man-ta-man defense really had a chance to At 20 seconds Stubbs hit a BEEF 'N CHEDDAR shine, pushing the Huskies free throw to tie at 6Hil. The farther away from the goal as game went into overtime after SANDWICH the game went on. Hinchee rejected a Rakers' "Our transition defense shot in the closing seconds of didn't allow them a chance to regulation. fastbreak," Scott said. "Northern had to back it out Southern IInCIS 71 . Northern *'nola 63. OT MJRTHERN IWNOiS 09'51-00"8 3·11 3 and run their halfcourt of 10 9 Jeske (}.1 0-0 O. l.Ipntsky 0-0 o·:J 0 fense. Owens 5-'0 2·312. Stubbs. 3-0 '·2 7. WInS" The chief defensive 56.-614. Hlflchee9"4 ,-, 19.Mon 709 S. Illinois Ave. Carbondale B£~' c"' Women ·beat No. 22 Northern Illinois in overtilne ByTroyTaytor Northern Illinois' lifeblood - allow us to come back 10 points inbounds play in which Nor chance from then on to Staff Writer its fastbreak - and pulled wt down against a team this thern Illinois falled to come out frustrate the Huskies on of Women's basketball coach a 71-Q overtime victory which good." of its buddle. Cyd Mitchell, fense. Cindy Scott was beaming with proved that defense can win Late as 12:12 remaining, No. who played a yeoman's 1.5- The Salakis grabbed HI of· the same kiDd of pride a ballgaDlflS. 22 Northern Illinois held a 43-33 minutes in the first half after fensive rebounds and held a 42- motberbas fora newborn. ''They're reall)' playing with advantage following a baselir.e starting center Cathy Kam~ 39 edge on the boards overall, The defensive effort sbe bad great intmmity right DOW," hook shot by 6-2 junior Tammy werth got in fool trouble, made preventing Northern from preacbed and prayed about all said Scott of tier 1MI Salukis, Hinclaee. But the nitty-gritty, the easiest layup of the game. starting B traDsition game. in-your-face brand of deif'!lSe Tbe Salukis made eight steals 5e8SOD fiDally came into being who held the Huskies25 points "It may be that that easy Monday night, stymieiDg the below their acoriDg.aw:rage of that bad given the SaIukis a 31- basket took the pressure off us and caused Tl Northern Illinois 29 halftime lead 1'eeIJH!I"ged. turovers, forcing the Huskies nation's &eCIlIDd-rauked offense 18 points per game. "Only the offensively, " Scott said. of Northemllliaois. level of amfidem:e we are The turning point aunt! The play also sparked the playing at rigbt _ would followiDg a timeaut 011 a freak which took SIU-C put the clamp 00 defense, every See OVEIIllME, Page 14 Salukis defeat Racers Men rebound from 2 consecutive losses By o.ftd o.;m.nattI . SIU-C pulled ahead early his broken right hand, but Staff Writer and aVOided a Racer rally in referees told him before the the middle of the second baH to game he would not be allowed For the SaJukis, this DOll claim the win. to play with the cast. t:OIIference stuff is all in the The Salukis posted a 41-27 House bad the cast removed bag. halftime advantage and beld before the game and had his SIU-C tipped Murray State Jeff Martin, the leading active band wrapped tightly with "'19-71 Monday night to up its scorer in the NCAA, .:0 12 padding and tape so he would 1"eCord to 12-4 against DOll points. Tbe senior finished the be a vailab1e for play. Missouri Valle)' teams. The game with 32. Murray State coach Steve Saiukisare now 18-9 overall. "Yw could not have played Newton said the physical "I 1bink the Valley teams better than we did in the first nature of the game was not Jlre a lot tougher and a lot of half," Herrin said. "We played what the Racers, who are tied 1Jl!IDPle doo't realize that," the best defense 1 think I have for the Ohio Valley Conference mach Rich Herrin said. "Tha t ever bad by a team." lead, are used to seeing.