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This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1996 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in April by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. PARTLY SPORTS CLOUDY a high of 65º The Streak INSIDE Daily Eastern time on the Softball team Eastern Illinois University looks to start FRIDAY Charleston, Ill. 61920 next winning of the weekEND April19, 1996 Vol. 81, No. 139 streak The Emperor’s New Clothes 20 pages, 2 sections arrives at Eastern. PAGE B News SECTION “Tell the truth and don’t be afraid” 8A Committee advises students to avoid course Professor says he’s surprised at document ‘done behind my back’ By ELLEN EARDLEY Administration editor

An Eastern curriculum committee unanimously agreed to recommend students not take music Professor Doug DiBianco’s non-western music course, raising several legal questions. The seven-member elementary and junior high education curriculum committee agreed to Without even talking to advise their students me, this seven-person CHET PIOTROWSKI/Photo editor not to take music committee, which has no Yee haw! 3562C, which understanding“ of the context, Members of Sigma Chi fraternity lip sync to the Dukes of Hazard theme song during Airband competition Thursday DiBianco teaches. decided they don’t like what I’m evening in McAfee Gymnasium. For more coverage of Unity Day and Greek Week activities, see Page 3A. “Without even talking to me, this doing.” seven-person — Doug DiBianco, committee, which non-western music professor has no understanding Turnout delights election officials of the context, By SARA SCHNEPEL show that people actually care about the campus.” decided they don’t Staff writer Petrenko said although the percentage of students who like what I’m voted was higher than average, it is still not a big portion of doing,” DiBianco said. “The student (who filed the Members of the elections committee said they are the student body. complaint) didn’t talk to me. The committee didn’t talk “delighted” with Wednesday’s Student Government election A total of 1,938 students voted in Wednesday’s election, to me. All of this was done behind my back.” turnout. which was 102 more than last year’s election. According to a document obtained by The Daily John Petrenko, director of planning for the elections Last year 1,836 students voted, in 1994 more than 2,000 Eastern News, the committee agreed to “inform our commission, said he believes the major reason for the students voted, in 1993 1,624 students voted and in 1992 more than 1,000 undergraduate students of the exact increased voter turnout was because of the variety of political 1,170 students voted. nature of the course as it is taught by Dr. DiBianco,” to parties in the election. Plocinski said the increased advertising was also a factor in “strongly recommend that our students not take the “I think the candidates in each of the political parties the turnout. course under his instruction” and to “encourage other brought in more voters because of the variety of people in “There was more advertising as far as the parties go, and departments in the College of Education and them,” Petrenko said. the candidates’ publicity greatly enhanced the elections,” Professional Studies to do the same.” Rick Plocinski, who was in charge of poll operations for Plocinski said. “It was a group decision,” said Hal Malehorn, the elections commission, said the voter turnout was larger He said the Residence Hall Association endorsements also committee chairman. “(The issue) is currently being than usual. helped motivate students to vote. acted on at the college level.” “As a general rule, we never get more than 12 to 15 percent Gary Ballinger, executive director of the elections Malehorn said he did not want to comment further. of the student body to vote,” Plocinski said. “And when we commission, said the election went smoother than he See DIBIANCO page 2A got 18 percent yesterday, we were delighted. This goes to expected. Revenue bill Locked-out Trailmobile workers attempt likely to pass to beat deadline for unused vacation pay By BRITT CARSON use it or lose it.” members go back to work, but quickly City editor Collins said each vacation day is changed their mind and said each equivalent to a normal daily wage of an member should file a request and the Assembly Locked-out Trailmobile workers are employee’s salary. company would get back to them,” By ELLEN EARDLEY attempting to cash in on unused vacation Randy Johnson, an international rep- Collins said. Administration editor time before deadline and the opportunity resentative from the union headquarters Collins said he has told each member is lost. in Nashville Tenn., said the amount of to formally file an individual report with A bill that would allow Eastern to Gary Collins, president of the United vacation time varies per person. Trailmobile with the amount of vacation keep the keep revenue from student Paper Workers International Local 7591, “If a person has worked at the plant days they are requesting to be cashed in. tuition and fees and earn interest from said any vacation time left at the end of for 10 years, then they get three weeks “Some of our members anniversaries that revenue will likely pass in the an anniversary, which is set deadline for paid vacation time,” Johnson said. “It is or deadlines for cashing in on vacation Illinois General Assembly. using vacation days, does not carry over all based on seniority.” time are coming up pretty soon,” Collins The University Income Bill, also to the next year. Collins said at first the company was said. “If they don’t try and cash in on known as the Income Retention Bill, “This has been the practice for some not willing to comply with the union’s their time now, they will lose it must be voted on by May 22 by the time,” Collins said. “Whatever a person request. completely.” has left at the end of the anniversary does “At first (Trailmobile) said that no pay See UPI page 2A not transfer over to the next year. You outs would be given until after the See TRAILMOBILE page 2A 2A Friday, April 19, 1996 The Daily Eastern News Legislators report no progress in funding debate SPRINGFIELD (AP) – The imposes new requirements aimed Daniels and Edgar on Thursday Philip told reporters. education funding debate among at enhancing school performance, REPORT met to discuss education funding A main reason for the Edgar- legislative leaders and Gov. Jim would be changed in the Senate. and other issues but reported no Daniels meeting was to cool the Edgar took another twist Thurs- “We are certainly going to progress, other than to agree to rhetoric between Daniels and the day and could lead to further divi- improve it a little bit,’’ the Wood review each other’s positions governor. Daniels last month sions over how to fashion a new Dale Republican said of the plan more carefully. helped torpedo Edgar’s proposal budget. promoted by House Speaker Lee ASSOCIATED PRESS Philip was not invited, but no for a constitutional amendment by Senate President James “Pate” Daniels, R-Elmhurst. and high schools to a level slight was intended, said Edgar branding it a 33 percent income Philip said a House-approved Philip already has made clear between the $500 million sought spokesman Mike Lawrence. tax increase, and then Edgar fol- plan, which contains a $500 mil- the Senate plans to lower the by Daniels and the $220 million “If I have a problem with the lowed with sharp criticism of lion increase for schools and funding increase for elementary Edgar has proposed. governor, I am not aware of it,’’ Daniels’ education plan.

DIBIANCO from page one DiBianco said he thinks the committee said. should have talked to him before reaching a I have never uttered an irrelevant word, nor have I given an irrelevant hand- DiBianco said that Setzer kept a diary in decision. out in 26 years of teaching.” class of the number of times he said certain “This committee should have some sense — Doug DiBianco, words. of scholarly investigation,” DiBianco said. “ non-western music professor “It’s conceivable that she was even planted “They maintain that some of the things I talk in the class to do that, but I have no way of about are irrelevant, but have no idea how the knowing,” DiBianco said. material fits in. said DiBianco is working with the President take Music 3562C, and that DiBianco’s class In recent years, two other students have “I have never uttered an irrelevant word, of the State UPI Mitch Vogel. was the only section offered. complained about the content of DiBianco’s nor have I given an irrelevant handout in 26 “Since I don’t know all of the details, it is “The course is not required for anyone,” course. years of teaching,” DiBianco said. “I’m get- difficult to respond,” Gosselin said. “Faculty DiBianco said. Paula Gordon and Janice Jackson, ex-stu- ting fed up. I feel I haven’t done anything are making decisions about other faculty, and “She is most dissatisfied with the quality of dents in DiBianco’s non-western music wrong.” I represent all of those faculty. I question the the instruction she received from Dr. course, filed a court case against DiBianco in “The members of this committee fail to see whole thing. I would like to learn more.” DiBianco,” the document states. December 1993 charging him with sexual how Dr. DiBianco’s frequent and extended Committee member Carol Helwig also “I relate the material to discussion of athes- harassment. monologues on sexuality, sadism and would not comment on the committee’s deci- tics and radical art,” DiBianco said. According to a March 26 article in the masochism reflect (the) announced subject sion. “Everything she complains about is taken out News, Gordon said she is suing because she matter,” the document states. “Nor do we “I would probably not like to respond since of context.” believes her civil rights were violated. She understand how the sources of information that was a curriculum committee response,” Setzer could not be reached for comment. said she believes certain material DiBianco that appear in the bibliography for the course Helwig said. DiBianco said he handed out a syllabus on taught did not belong in the classroom. relate to non-western music.” The other five members of the committee the first day of class to warn students of the The court date has been set for Sept. 21, DiBianco said he has turned all of his doc- were unavailable for comment. class content. 1998. UPI will provide DiBianco with a uments over to University Professionals of According to the document, the commit- According to DiBianco’s syllabus, “The lawyer. Illinois for assistance. tee’s source of concern was testimony by course will also include the latest Fruedian Mary Kelm, director of the academic assis- “There may be a lawsuit filed on my Tara Setzer, an elementary education major, perspectives and will make references to radi- tance center, said that academic advisers in behalf,” DiBianco. “I think this is libelous. I who was enrolled in DiBianco’s class last cal art, some of which contains sexually the academic assistance center would not dis- have not talked to a lawyer yet.” fall. explicit material.” suade students from taking a specific instruc- Laurent Gosselin, Eastern UPI president, The document states that Setzer needed to “I really don’t do much of this,” DiBianco tor.

from page one from page one UPI TRAILMOBILE General Assembly said Chris Merrifield, Eastern’s Merrifield said. In other Trailmobile news, focus his speech on unionism lobbyist. Gosselin said the Tuition Waiver Bill, which Collins, union Vice President and there will be a question Eastern’s President of University Professionals of would allow student’s of faculty at state universities Kevin Grant and Bargaining and answer session after the Illinois Laurent Gosselin said after spending Tuesday to receive a 50 percent tuition waiver if they attend Committee Chairman Mike speech. and Wednesday lobbying at Springfield that this is any state university, is still in committee. Lewis will meet on Thursday About 1,200 workers have the only bill concerning the UPI that will likely be “It appears it won’t be acted on this session,” night in Champaign with been locked out since Jan. 21. passed during this session. Merrifield said. Richard Trumpka, former pres- Replacement workers have “(The legislators) are almost all supportive of it,” Gosselin said some legislators have confused the ident of the United Mine been working at the plant since he said. “It passed in the House.” Tuition Waiver Bill with the tuition waivers that leg- Workers and secretary-treasur- Feb. 19 The bill still needs approval from the Senate islators can award to their constituents. er of the AFL-CIO. Trumpka The company and union before it will reach Gov. Jim Edgar. “They don’t want to talk about waivers at all,” he spoke at the labor union rally have negotiated 10 times. The Gosselin said Comptroller Loleta Didrickson and said. in Springfield on Wednesday. latest proposal from the com- Edgar have indicated some objection to the bill, but Bills that involve early retirement for university “He (Trumpka) personally pany took all new money off the bill would likely pass anyway. faculty are also still in committee. invited us because he wants to the table and eliminated 15 of “It has so much support that it is unlikely the gov- “It seems to me there is very little political will to recognize our struggle against 22 job classifications. ernor will veto it,” Gosselin said. give attention to early retirement,” Gosselin said. Trailmobile. We’re fighting for Collins said the union will The policy in place mandates that the revenue is Eastern’s 1997 fiscal year budget is still being dis- fairness,” Collins said in press not give up its fight until all sent directly to the state treasury in Springfield. The cussed. Merrifield said the Illinois House, Senate and release. the workers are back working. state keeps the revenue and the interest earned from governor are all developing their own budget propos- Collins said he was looking “Trailmobile needs to under- it. als. forward to hearing Trumpka stand that we are committed to Gosselin said that most of the other bills the UPI is UPI is requesting that in the current budget pro- speak again. this struggle and will work as lobbying for will not be acted on this session. posal the 3 percent increase in salaries for university “He is a very dynamic hard as we can in order to Merrifield agreed. staff and faculty be doubled to a 6 percent increase. speaker and it will be an inter- secure a fair contract for our “In essence, they have been put on hold,” Gosselin “We’re waiting to see which plan will be dis- esting evening,” Collins said. members and their families,” said. “A bill can be effectively lost in the process.” cussed,” Merrifield said. “We hope our budget is Collins said Trumpka will Collins said. “I would predict that most of the bills (that the UPI going to stay and that no money will be taken for is concerned with) are basically dead right now,” secondary education.” The Daily Eastern News

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DOMINO'S PIZZA 348-1626 Night editor...... Matt Erickson Copy desk...... Reagan Branham, Chad Gallagher ® 348-1626 Photo editor...... Chet Piotrowski The Daily Eastern News Friday, April 19, 1996 3A Candidate has ideas for alumni services By BETSY COLE Staff writer

Donald Kojich, the first of four candidates for the director of alumni services, said he believes alumni and students are the best ambassadors for the uni- versity. “If students have a positive experience here that helps to cultivate other students,” Kojich said. Kojich said he has new ideas for the position, including tar- geting alumni by conducting focus groups and surveying what programs would appeal to them. He said he would also like to try to improve the alumni publi- CHET PIOTROWSKI/Photo editor cation, The Eastern Alumnus. Mark Hammelman, a sophomore physics major and member of Sigma Nu fraternity, and Jane Dulkowski, a senior speech communica- Kojich said he would also try tion major and member of Alpha Sigma Alpha sorority, take first place in the three-legged race Thursday afternoon as part of Unity Day to help different departments at festivities on the Tundra south of the Tarble Arts Center. Eastern to work together be- cause alumni tend to identify themselves with the department they graduate from rather than Weather fails to dampen Unity Day spirits the university as a whole. He By DONNA CUISIA “We want to promote unity with way to the end. an essential and important part of said this could be done by devel- Campus editor everybody on campus.” “I did it for fun and for spirit,” Greek Week. Members of the oping relationships with depart- Sorority and fraternity members said Steve Eichhorn, Greek Week greek system feel less pressure ment heads and deans. Despite the cloudy skies and played in games such as a balloon overall chairman for Delta Chi and tension, and are able to relax, He said his long-term goal sprinkles of rain Thursday, unity toss, a three-legged race, a Life fraternity. she said. would be to improve program- among members of the greek Saver Candy pass and Twister. Pizza and soda were provided “Unity Day brings all of the ming and communication be- community did not cease. The overall slide, which was by the Greek Week steering com- houses together to participate and tween the university and alumni. As a part of Greek Week 1996, played by Greek Week chairper- mittee, and Chronic Itch, a local have fun in worthy college activi- Kojich is the media and com- Unity Day was an event full of sons from each chapter, consisted music group, performed on the ties,” said Jason Lax, member of munications specialist in the fun, games, music and free food of a narrow tarp loaded with outdoor stage at the Tarble Arts Sigma Pi fraternity. Office of Publications at the for everyone, said Jenny O’Brien, ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, field. Although Greek Week is sup- University of Illinois in Greek Week committee co-chair- chocolate syrup, honey, soda and “Today is a great day,” said posed to be a week of unity Champaign-Urbana. He is re- woman. whipped cream. Becky Marushak, assistant direc- among the greek system, sponsible for conducting re- “It’s a day that should be Each participant slid down the tor for Student Life and Greek Marushak said she Greek Games search, and writing and creating emphasized more, not just among path on his or her stomach while Affairs. competition was not “so cut- recruitment, promotional and the greek system,” O’Brien said. receiving condiment squirts on the Marushak said Unity Day was throat.” marketing materials. Kojich said his experience is what makes him a good candi- date for director of alumni ser- vices. New physics research courses approved by CAA “I view alumni work as public By COLLEEN SARNA “Research is actually being involved with This lower division class would allow pre- relations and marketing,” he Staff writer a group to see what something does,” engineering majors, as well as physics said. “Everything I’ve done in Bergmann said. majors, to get experience in research. the last 13 years is part of that.” The Council on Academic Affairs Hopefully the new course will attract and Prerequisites for physics 2600 include one From 1986 to 1988 Kojich Thursday approved two new research cours- “keep talented students” at Eastern, she said. semester of physics, instructor’s permission, served as university publications es for the Fall 1996 curriculum. Physics 2600 will allow students to and the head of the department’s permission. editor at Eastern; ran his own Under the new courses, physics 2600 and research individually but mainly within a Only the instructor will know if the stu- public relations firm; worked at 4600C, students will be able to choose from group while under the supervision of an dent has a grasp of the necessary informa- St. Mary of the Woods College a list of research projects by several physics instructor. tion, Bergmann said. in Indiana as assistant director of instructors and participate in a research At the end of the class, students will be Physics 4600C is almost identical in struc- public relations; and, before his group, said Rachelle Bergmann, chairwoman required to give an oral presentation of their ture to 2600, but is upper division and would current job, was interim director of the physics department. research. count towards physics electives. of publications at the University of Illinois. “I’ve worked at three different institutions,” he said. “The expe- Speech on stress to be hosted by Minority Affairs rience gives me good insight on By THERESA GAVLIN give the speech titles “Stress: The “She has experience in stress levels of the single parents, how to do this job effectively.” Activities editor Constant Challenge in Life.” management,” said Katherine Townsend said. The participants The director of alumni ser- The speech will be from 1 to 3 Townsend, the graduate assistant will also get tips on how to man- vices would administer the The office of Minority Affairs p.m. Saturday in the Afro- at the Afro-American Cultural age stress. alumni program and alumni is trying to boost membership of American Cultural Center, located Center. “That was one of the rea- “I think it will go really well,” activities such as homecoming. the Single Parent Support Group at 1525 Seventh St., across from sons she was chosen, because of Townsend said. “Hopefully, we The director would also employ by sponsoring a speech about Old Main. involvement in workshops in the can get some new single members approved policies and proce- stress. Ray was chosen to speak past.” in the group.” dures for alumni programs, and Ollie May Ray, a counselor at because of her past experience in Participants will fill out ques- The meeting is open to any sin- make budget recommendations Eastern’s Counseling Center, will stress management. tionnaires to find out the stress gle parent, male or female, and to Vice President for Student

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TM •Open for lunch Sat. & Sun. All Day All Night All Weekend •Open for lunch Sat. & Sun. 348-5454 •Discounts on Large Pizza Orders! The Daily Eastern News Party names shouldn’t be placed on ballots This week’s Student Govern- their name instead of party ment elections went rather well. name” and will help to eliminate I supported most of the newly “The senate the candidates who “do nothing” elected student representatives, needs to to get elected. was surprised by the voter reconsider and I agree. Opinion turnout and I was impressed to I think some students get elect- see such a sweep by the Unity eliminate ed simply because a party affilia- Party. party names tion is behind their names. page But I have to wonder what the TRAVIS SPENCER Parties listed on ballots can election results would have been Regular columnist from the bal- allow candidates to sit back dur- if the party affiliations weren’t lots.” ing the campaign and do very lit- Editorials are the opinion of the Editorial Board. listed on the ballot. tle to get elected. Columns are the opinion of the author. All five executive positions By eliminating parties on the and 14 of 18 available senate seats were filled by Unity ballots, students would have to get out and campaign on a Party members. personal basis. Candidates would actually have to get out Friday, April 19, 1996 The majority of the Unity Party members are more than and meet their constituents. qualified for their new positions, but I wonder if all the I do believe more personal campaigning took place this voters knew that. election than in the past, but eliminating the affiliations PAGE 4 Brian Anderson, who was elected as the new student would increase the personal campaigning even more. vice president for public affairs under the Unity Party, I know there are the arguments that candidates have the authored a resolution in February that would have elimi- right to put anything next to their names on the ballot. And nated party affiliations from election ballots. However, the Bryan Gutraj, who lost the student body president election Elections officials proposal couldn’t pass through the senate. proved this by placing his name as Bryan “Gooch” Gutraj “I feel that in the past a lot of people have gotten elected on the ballot. not on their own ... but on a party name,” he said in But the senate has the power to change its election codes shouldn’t be happy February.. and take party affiliations off the ballot. In the past years, a political party usually swept the For the sake of better student representation in the entire election. future, the senate needs to reconsider and eliminate party with voter turnout Kevin Piket, who ran as an independent and lost to names from the ballots. Student Government election officials may be Anderson, said running with a political party makes it easi- Many candidates would have to work harder to get er to get elected. elected, and the student body wouldn’t be able to vote on pleased with Wednesday’s turnout, but looking over “I guess it does help to run on a party, but for an inde- party affiliation alone. the past few years, they really have nothing to brag pendent to get over 500 votes is something to show the For this election, I think the majority of the most quali- about. student body that you don’t have to have a party,” Piket fied candidates were elected to the positions – despite the Poll returns showed that 1,938 students – or 18 said after Wednesday night’s election. party affiliation tagged on the end of their names. percent of the student body – voted in Wednesday’s Piket ran without a party and still captured hundreds of However, students in the future will be able to set back, votes by his one on one campaigning style. win an election and get a tuition waiver just because they election. If candidates can’t have parties next to their names, then belong to the most popular political party on campus. “The Elections Commission as a whole is they have to work harder to earn votes – and that’s good. happy,” said John Pet- Anderson said the proposal to eliminate party affilia- –Travis Spencer is editor in chief for The Daily Eastern renko, director of planning tions on the ballots would help students “get voted in by News. His e-mail address is [email protected]. elections commissions. Editorial Rick Ploeinski, who is in charge of poll opera- tions, said “as a general rule we never get more than 12 to 15 percent of the student body to vote and when we got 18 percent (Wednesday) we were delighted.” Even though the voter turnout has slightly increased over the past years, it is still not nearly enough. In 1995 elections, 1,836 students voted and offi- cials declared the turnout disappointing. The year before, more than 2,000 students voted, making it the highest turnout in history. However, in 1992 election officials were “really impressed” with the 1,170 voter turnout. It seems the voter turnout consistently remains under 20 percent of the student population and offi- cials are still pleased some years and disappointed the next. However, no one should be pleased if only a fraction of the student body is voting. Until more than 50 percent of the student body votes in an election, no one should be impressed. The future Student Government leaders need to take actions to improve voter turnout. Incoming Student Body President Jason fetus twisted in a silent scream. If Anselment needs to follow through on his two-day Pro-choice poem your turn you have, and you still feel it better election proposal that would give students more made an ignorant for the unborn to be aborted than to opportunities to vote. however, not everyone can be a pro- have a chance of life, I feel sorry for Also, senate members need to communicate bet- argument for its side fessional athlete, I ask you also to you. If you haven’t seen an abortion, consider the Menendez brothers. You perhaps you should before you criti- ter with the student body so the campus is more Dear editor: see, people are incredible, they can’t cize my “hypocrisy.” familiar with the senate. In response to the “poem” in the be placed into categories very easily. Mary Barney Informational panels such as “What Has Senate April 1 edition of The Daily Eastern Another thought to consider ... I Freshman psychology major News regarding the fascist pro-lifers Done for You Lately” need to be held, and the am an animal rights supporter, but on campus, I have a few things to Recognized Student Organization Day needs to be don’t you think our nation’s priorities Letter policy say. Moran Beasley, “please read and are a little out of wack? There are efficiently planned to inform student about campus attempt to understand.” huge fines for killing and/or poach- The Daily Eastern News encour- activities. You are obviously ignorant, so ing endangered animals, but people ages letters to the editor concerning Students need to know the Student Government read slowly and I’ll try to use small pay thousands of dollars to have their local, state, national or international words. When a child is conceived, can benefit them. own children murdered. I believe you issues. through no fault of its own, it unde- But until the senate earns the students’ respect, mentioned Adolf Hitler as my part- Letters should be less than 350 niably has the right to life. This tiny ner in crime, yet you are the one in words. For the letter to be printed, the there will never be a high voter turnout. person has done nothing wrong, it favor of slaughtering innocents. name of the author, the author’s has not even had the chance to, and My final response to your “poem” address, telephone number, year in therefore it has not forfeited its right is regarding the separation of church school and current major must be to life. and state. The church has nothing to included. If necessary, letters will be today’s quote You said that an unwanted child do with the argument against abor- edited according to length and space will end up in the electric chair; by tion. There are several members of at the discretion of the editorial page giving it life we are only prolonging the church who are pro-life support- editor or editor in chief. All that is not a true change will dis- execution. This is a ridiculous state- ers, but perhaps they have a higher Anonymous letters will not be ment! I ask you to consider the pro- appear in the future society. moral integrity or a greater respect printed. fessional athletes who begin life in for human dignity. If a letter has more than three “ the rather un-posh neighborhoods of Finally, I ask you if you have ever authors, only the names of the first big cities like Chicago. Because, –Consuelo seen an abortion; seen the face of the three will be printed. The Daily Eastern News Friday, April 19, 1996 5A RHA gets Eastern to host health and fitness event By THERESA GAVLIN pitch, ladder crawl, human bowling and Participants must attend all of the booths to be Activities editor mountain bike challenge, the press release in the drawing for the grand prize and second new leader said. prize. By DENISE RENFRO Eastern will be one of the 100 universities The educational activities include an asthma The grand prize is either a Jeep Wrangler or Staff writer nation wide to host an athletic and educational IQ written test, weight and heart disease IQ an Eagle Talon, second prize is a seven-day activity to help make students more aware tests, eat right to help lower your high blood cruise vacation to the Bahamas and Mexico. Residence Hall Association about drugs, alcohol and other health-related pressure and blood cholesterol level, high Additional prizes are sail boards, ski and bike member Matt Donoho Thursday issues. blood pressure IQ written test, various exer- racks, gift certificates, Sprint tour jackets and was elected the new RHA presi- The first ever “Collegiate Health and cise topics, newly revised computer alcohol Hawaiian Tropic gift boxes, the press release dent, beginning next week. Fitness Tour” at Eastern will be from 10 a.m. IQ test and other various computer tests, the said. This was the last RHA meeting to 4 p.m. Monday and Tuesday in the Library press release said. Free giveaways will include items such as t- of the semester. Quad. “It’s like an expanded Quakin’ the Quad,” shirts, squeeze bottles, hackeysacks and fris- Donoho will be sworn in at the Activities will include 30-feet high artificial said Jon Stapleton, an intern at Health Service. bees. National Residence Hall Hon- rock climbing, remote control raceway, gladia- “It’s like taking it a step further.” “I think, depending on the weather, things orary and RHA banquet next tor joust, bungee run competition, velcro fly By participating in the events and attending will go well,” Stapleton said. week. wall, bouncy boxing, free throw competition, the educational booths, students’ names will This event is sponsored by the Health He said he wants to keep com- football challenge, soccer challenge, baseball be entered in a drawing, Stapleton said. Service Health Education Resource Center munication open for all students living in the residence halls. “RHA represents Eastern at three different conferences, and I Television set stolen from Krackers Comedy pro would like to see us become By BRITT CARSON Chrisman, 20, of 1415 #1 Fourth school of the year at these confer- and STEPHANIE NETZEL St., reported that at 2 a.m. ences,” Donoho said. Staff writers Monday their television was to host new RHA members also elected Police stolen. According to the police Jamie Workman as vice presi- A television set was stolen report, Chrisman returned to the UB program dent, Beth Wright as secretary, from E. L. Krackers sometime BLOTTER apartment at 2 a.m. and the TV and Lisa Millard as national com- between Saturday and Wednes- Shop driver reported his car was was gone. By MICHELLE WICK Staff writer munications coordinator. day. stolen at 1:20 a.m. on April 10 Mullet reported her purse was In other RHA business: Manager of the restaurant, Paul after making a delivery to Ford opened, but nothing was missing. A professional comedian has ■ The RHA executive board is Mejdrich, said he was working Hall. The television, a Sanyo 19-inch been hired to host tonight’s ama- still looking into the movie chan- alone on Sunday around 11:15 Rogers told campus police he TV, belonged to Chrisman’s teur comedy night featuring three nel options for the residence p.m. when he thought he saw the was making a delivery outside roommate, Beth Heitzig. Eastern students. halls. kitchen door swinging. He said he Ford Hall, and when he returned ■ Martin L. Buell, 35, of 1503 The comedy show is at 9 p.m. Lisa Fennema, RHA vice pres- investigated, but didn’t find any- his car was gone. At 2:43 a.m. the Olive reported on Tuesday, tonight in the Rathskeller, locat- ident, is working with Bill one. same morning, Rogers found his Loretta Buell, his wife, was driv- ed in the basement of the Martin Schnakle, director of housing, According to a police report, car in the parking lot of Stu’s ing their Jeep Cherokee in the 300 Luther king Jr. University Union. TCI Cablevision and WEIU to Mejdrich said when he entered Surfside Bar. No items were taken block of 14th Street when the left Tickets are $1 for Eastern stu- get the movie channel on cam- the banquet room later that night from the car. front tire was punctured by a dents with an ID and $3 for the pus. all the lights were off except the ■ Michael McBride, 20, of jackrock. Damage was estimated public. They will all meet next week emergency back-up lights, but he 1415 Seventh St., reported his at $100 for a new tire, the police David Pompeii, the host to discuss price negotiations and did not see anyone. mountain bike was stolen from report said. comedian, has received numer- options for the channel. Keating said when he entered his residence between 4 p.m. ■ James Daniels, of 7 Polk ous praises from such critics as “Basically we can do it (the the banquet room at 11 a.m. on April 9 and 8:45 a.m. April 10. Ave., reported on Wednesday that Rick Kogan from the Chicago channel) with some negotiations Wednesday, he noticed the televi- McBride said he locked the front his tool box had been stolen out Tribune and Earl Calloway of the and some leg-work,” Fennema sion was gone. Keating said the wheel of his bike to the frame and of the back of his van. According Chicago Defender. said. television was stored in a closet, when he returned the bike was to the police report, Anna University Board chose three “If everything goes smoothly, and the lightbulb in the closet was gone. Daniels, his wife, drove the van to Eastern students to participate in we may see availability for the also unscrewed. The bright orange Trek moun- Mattoon and when she returned what it hopes will be the first of movie channel in the fall The Zenith 27-inch television tain bike was valued at $400 and Daniels noticed the tool box was many amateur comedy shows, semester,” Schnakle said. was valued at $500. other items on the bike were val- missing. said Melissa Girten, a comedy ■ RHA sent out a random sur- In other city and campus news: ued at $48. The tools were valued at $900 ■ ■ committee member for UB. vey to students living in each of Eric L. Rogers, 22, of 1233 Jen Mullet, 19, of 220 and the tool box was valued at The three performing student the residence halls to get their Third St. and a Jimmy John’s Sub Pemberton Hall, and Victoria $100. comedians are: Alonso Bald- input on whether to expand the eras, a junior theater arts major; visitation hours in the halls. David Perez, a sophomore politi- “We have a lot of halls and dif- cal science major; and Josh ferent lifestyles, so we’re looking AIDS cases in U.S. decrease in 1995 Talkington, a sophomore broad- for a balance,” Schnakle said. ATLANTA (AP) – The number of people in the their definition of AIDS, there were 105,828 cases. casting major. “If we need to make an adjust- United States diagnosed with AIDS in 1995 fell 7 Washington, D.C., had the grim distinction of They will compete in the con- ment to reflect current trends then percent from the previous year, federal researchers having the highest AIDS rate among U.S. states test for a $100 gift certificate for we’ll make the adjustments that said Thursday. and territories in 1995. Cross County Mall. we need to,” he said. “Right now Nationwide, the Centers for Disease Control and Puerto Rico was a distant second, followed by “The members (of UB) are we’re just gathering informa- Prevention reported 74,180 AIDS cases, or 27.8 New York, Florida and New Jersey. confident that we will have a tion.” per 100,000 residents, in 1995. The nation’s capital had 185.7 AIDS cases per good turn out because of fellow RHA members also passed That’s down from 1994, when there were 100,000 residents, down from 246.9 in 1994, when students being involved in the some minor changes in their con- 79,897 cases and a rate of 30.2. it also led the nation. North Dakota had the lowest show,” Girten said. In 1993, the year federal researchers expanded AIDS rate, at 0.8. FRIDAY “Rev. Robert and the Ragin’ Caucasians” “YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD BAR AND GRILL” $2 cover • 9:30 - close Fri. & Sat. 345-4743 • 3 W. 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Louis Cardinals got another in- long as Donovan Osborne, who third of an inning of relief on Wendell guessed that six home “The way the wind was, with jured player back Thursday, acti- was activated Wednesday and Tuesday against Pittsburgh. runs would be hit in Thursday’s their lineup, we’re happy to get vating right-hander Mark Petko- threw 6 2-3 innings. Petkovsek led the Cardinals game. Fortunately for the away with a 7-6 win,’’ Gonzalez vsek from the 15-day disabled list “Our relievers are going real with 21 starts last year as a 29- Chicago Cubs, he was wrong. said. and throwing him right into the well, and the opportunity is at that year-old rookie. He said he hadn’t Luis Gonzalez had three hits “I’ve always heard it would be rotation. spot in the rotation,’’ La Russa thrown more than 35 pitches in an Thursday, including a two-run tough here with the wind,’’ the Petkovsek, who was 6-6 with a said. “He’s healthy so I could see outing but would go as long as he double in a five-run first inning, Cubs’ Brian McRae said, “but I 4.00 ERA last year, was sidelined 50 or 60 pitches, maybe 70. could. and the Chicago Cubs took never had problems until today.’’ with a sore rotator cuff in spring “This is an important time to “It’s time to start pushing up my advantage of four San Francisco Giants manager Dusty Baker training. He threw only short relief figure out what we have.’’ pitches anyway,’’ Petkovsek said. errors to post a 7-6 victory over didn’t blame the weather. stints during a rehabilitation ass- Urbani is 1-0 with a 7.71 ERA “We’ll treat it as an experiment the Giants at wind-blown ignment but will start Friday night in three games, two of them starts. right now.’’ at Philadelphia in place of left- He combined with four relievers Earlier this week, the Cardinals hander Tom Urbani, who was on a 6-1, four-hit victory over activated outfielder Brian Jordan from page 8A optioned to Triple-A Louisville. Philadelphia last Friday but and catcher Tom Pagnozzi from COUGAR Manager Tony La Russa said he allowed five runs on four hits, the 15-day disabled list. week. order to not fall prey to the “I think our team has been play- Cougars’ success in the field. ing pretty well lately and our team “They (Chicago State) are a very will be as ready as will ever be for good team and we know that if the from page 8A the games with Eastern,” McCray wind is blowing in we’ll have to do SOFTBALL said. well with our situational hitting,” versa. As it stands now, DePaul is Starter Missy Porzel also re- Eastern is still on top of the Mid- Schmitz said. “The Cougars have “(Sunday’s games) are not as the top tam in the East and Eastern bounded from a poor outing Con despite the two setbacks to also been playing well in the league crucial as far as us making the is the second team in the West. against Evansville Tuesday to Murray State, as it boasts a 10-2 lately after splitting with North- tournament, but we need to get One positive Eastern has going pitch a good game Wednesday. mark in conference play and an eastern.” some confidence that we can beat into the weekend is the recent She pitched the second game of a overall record of 17-19. However, this year’s Panther them,” Fox said. pitching. doubleheader at Wright State, and In last year’s meetings with the team has been riding the success of The Panthers have faced the Freshman Stacy Siebert is the was charged with no earned runs. Cougars, the Panthers came away its hitting since Eastern currently Blue Demons once before this reigning Mid-Con Pitcher of the The Raiders’ two unearned runs victorious in three of them. Eastern owns a .332 batting average from season. DePaul was one of four Week (for the second time this were the difference in the game. won the first two games 8-1 and 17- the plate while the Cougars boast a teams to compete in the EIU season) and has an ERA of 1.49. “Missy pitched well for us,” 5 before falling the third game 5-0. .265 average from the plate this Invitational April 6 and 7 – and She is on a personal six-game Fox said. “The rest of the team In the final series of the season, year. the Demons took home the cham- winning streak on the mound. doesn’t put out for her.” the Panthers split a doubleheader Senior Shane Hesse, who plays pionship. During the stretch, she gave up DePaul is a good hitting team, with the Cougars. Eastern took the first base for the Panthers, will once DePaul trounced its way two runs once, one run three however. first ballgame 10-0 before losing the again lead the Panthers into another through the invite, going 4-0. One times, and no runs twice. The Demons are hitting .309 as second by a 3-2 count. Mid-Con showdown, as he possess- of the victories was a 7-1 win over In her last outing, Wednesday a team, and lead the Mid-Con with And while the Cougars are off to es a .411 batting average after 90 Eastern. against Wright State, Siebert 11 home runs. a rough start this season in Mid-Con trips to the plate this year. The way the Mid-Con tourna- pitched nine innings of shutout DePaul also gets good pitching play, the Cougars are ranked No. 1 “Eastern is the class of the confer- ment is set up, Eastern will likely ball as the Panthers claimed a 1-0 performances. Its 1.62 team ERA in the nation in effectivenes on the ence and we are going to have our face DePaul in the first round. extra-inning win. is tops in the conference. field. Chicago State boasts a 98 per- work cut out for us,” McCray said. The top two teams from each “Stacy especially has come UMKC is not hitting as well cent fielding percentage and has “I’m hoping the games will be close division make the tournament. alive,” Fox said. “I think it has a (.237 as a team), and Fox said her only allowed 25 errors this year. and that the wind will be blowing The top team from the East little bit to do with the warmer staff could take advantage of that. With this in mind, Schmitz said he in, but if it’s blowing out we are Division plays the second team weather. 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Terra Erickson has been a factor in “Our whole team is definitely “I love this school, and I’m glad the Panthers’ success this season, looking foward to conference,” I’ve chosen Eastern to play at,” she still has her sights set on seeing Erickson said. Erickson said. “They (Eastern) her team winning the Mid-Con- Even though it is usually not have a good athletic program, and tinent Conference. easy to play a competetive sport I’ve made a lot of friends.” Erickson currently owns a 7-4 and be a full-time student, Erickson Also, the upcoming conference record this season and is the No. 2 said she enjoys putting herself to tournament will give both Erickson singles player on the tennis team. the test of playing singles at the and her teammates a chance to $ Erickson and her teammate Ade- Division I level. show off the skills they have been line Khaw are currently the No. 1 “I prefer playing singles, because working hard on all season long. 1 BOTTLES doubles team for the Panthers with everything is a result of myself,” “We’ve been gaining experience am impressive 9-2 record. Erickson said. “If I miss a shot, it’s from every match we’ve played As a team, the women’s tennis my own fault.” this year, and that’s leading up to squad boasts a 3-1 mark in the Erickson said she has also been conference,” Erickson said. ¢ Mid-Con. able to improve on the skills she Erickson added that the team has Being successful has not always has learned during her four years of been doing well this season since 75 DRAFTS been an easy task though for Erick- playing tennis at Eastern. the team has been more successful son, as she finished her junior sea- “I feel I’ve really progressed in the last few matches. son up with a 10-10 mark as over the years,” Erickson said. The Mid-Con tournament will Eastern’s No. 2 singles player. “(And) I think I’ve learned a lot take place on April 26 and 27 and However, Erickson said she is from the experience I’ve gotten at will be hosted by Central Connect- not going to give up on her goal to Eastern.” icut State University in New succeed in her last year as a Erickson also reflected on her Britain, Conn. The Weekend Is Always Special When You Celebrate By Eating Pizza From: Running toward improvement Jansen in the high jump and JERRJERRY’SY’S PIZZAPIZZA Track teams cross the Gina Arinyanontakoon in the quarter mile. Tisha Alvarez continues to && PUBPUB border for invitational perform well, even though she CORNER OF 4TH AND LINCOLN is injured. with Indiana State “Tisha is performing very 345-2844 By MATT WILSON admirably,” said Craft. “She Staff writer threw her best last week even Tom Akers with a fractured wrist. Large Single Small Single This Saturday, both the men’s and the women’s On the men’s side, coach Ingredient Pizza Ingredient Pizza track teams will be competing in the nine-team Tom Akers has high expectations for his team. & Qt. of Coke & Qt. of Coke Indiana State Invitational at Terre Haute. “I hope we can be in the top three of the tourna- The teams competing in this tournament are ment,” said Akers. “We should have a competitive $$ 9595 $$ 9595 Marquette University, Southern Illinois University at showing against those schools.” 77 55 Carbondale, Illinois State University, Ohio State Akers said the men’s tournament won’t change Exp. 4/26/96 Exp. 4/26/96 University, Butler University, Rose-Hulman Institute from last week’s, he just hopes for better weather. Large Two Small Two of Technology, Southwest Missouri State University, Akers also wants to see one improvement on the Ingredient Pizza Ingredient Pizza and Indiana State University. men’s side.” & Qt. of Coke & Qt. of Coke Women’s track coach John Craft is hoping to com- “I hope we can improve our competitiveness,” said pete well in this meet. Akers. “I put the challenge to the guys to go after it, $$ 2525 $$ 9595 “The kids have been doing well in less than oppor- when things aren’t going right we need to stay com- 99 66 tune weather,” said Craft. “I hope to get 60-degree petitive.” Exp. 4/26/96 Exp. 4/26/96 weather for this meet so we can have some good per- Akers said Eastern needs to look out for everybody formances.” on the men’s side. With good weather the jumpers can perform better and the sprinters can compete well This meet is going to be different than last week- WE DELIVER end’s meet because last weekend’s meet had some too. high powered teams in Illinois and Michigan. In this Akers also mentioned another good thing about 11:00am to Close meet, Ohio State is going to be tough, but the rest of this tournament. the teams are at the same caliber as Eastern. “It’s a good chance to perform against schools Craft does want to improve something from last more our size,” said Akers. weekends meet, though. One of Eastern’s main field men, Jason “I hope to close the gap between the competition,” Waldschmidt, is also injured. said Craft. “This time the teams are more closely “Jason was one of our top throwers in indoor and I matched and Eastern should be in the thick of it.” don’t know if he’ll be back this year,” said Akers. On the women’s side, the people to watch out for “We have had some people step up such as freshman are Tisha Alvarez in the hammer and disc, Tiffany John Davis, Charlie Roche and Chris Anderson.”

MERDA from page 8A live music is here 32 years old while Ryno is 36. The We must realize he was away heartwarming. He is now building same idea still applies. from the game for almost two on a three-game hitting streak. It is Friday: EASTERN’S OWN When Jordan came back it took years, and is also 36 years old. a step in a right direction. time for him to regain his previous Everybody should also keep in Even if Ryno’s batting average “CHRONIC ITCH” form, and the same applies for mind that even when Ryno was in hangs around .150 the rest of the with Sandberg. Those of you who his prime, he always struggled in season and he leads the team in Special “SPREAD” expected Ryno to step in and hit April and never really hit the ball errors, it doesn’t matter. Guest .300 and smack one home run after until the weather warmed up. He will always be Ryno and will another right from opening day are Seeing Ryno go 2-for-4 in always be the greatest second base- Saturday: insane. Thursday’s game was definitely man in modern time. “AMERICA NETTERS from page 8A SMITH” Khaw/Erickson was shutout 8-0, the No. 2 team of The women have this weekend off while the men Erinn McFadden/Stephanie Sullivan lost 8-5, and No. are at Troy State in Troy, Ala., for the Mid-Continent featuring 3 team of Jill Cochran/Kelli Kuhl lost 8-2. Conference Tournament, where they finished in third “The doubles team of McFadden/Sullivan played place last year. They carry with them a 6-5 overall Howard well and Sullivan had a nice first set,” Kramarski said. record, and a 4-1 conference record. The Lady Panthers have been unable to beat the Kramarski said that Western Illinois, which defeated Sycamores since they won both contests during the the Panthers last weekend 5-2, is at the top and could Freitag 1993-94 season. give them the most trouble. She also said University of former guitarist of Kramarski said individually, the women did some Missouri-Kansas City is a solid team, and they cannot things well, while on the other hand they made mis- count out host school Troy State, which the Panthers “Secret takes which need to be worked on before the confer- lost to last year in the semifinals of the conference ence tournament next weekend. tournament. Society” “I can’t pinpoint (why we lost),” Erickson said. Kramarski has a very simple philosophy going into “Kelli (Kuhl) played great and held her own.” the tournament: “Just take it one match at a time.” DON’T MISS THESE SHOWS FRIDAY The Daily Eastern News 8A April 19, 1996 Sports Softball looking for next streak By JOSH HARBECK Staff writer Chad Merda Coming off a week when the Staff writer Panthers’ seven-game winning streak was broken, Eastern’s soft- ball team is looking to start anoth- Cubbie fans er streak at the right time – a four game conference swing this needn’t worry weekend. The Panthers will host the University of Missouri-Kansas about Ryno City for a Saturday doubleheader and travel to Chicago to play the Ryne Sandberg. Blue Demons of DePaul twice The name alone sends chills Sunday. down my spine, and watching The Panthers (20-17, 6-2 in the him at the Friendly Confines Mid-Continent Conference) went nearly sends me into convulsions. 2-2 for the week in their four non- If he should ever play in a World conference games. Before the Series for the Cubs, this fan week, Eastern was riding a seven- would be complete and I would game winning streak, but the have nothing more to live for. silence of the Panthers’ offense When Ryno announced his caused the .500 record. retirement in June 1993, it was In the four games this week, TETSUYA KIKUMASAI/Staff photographer possibly one of the saddest days the Panthers were shutout twice An Eastern softball player watches an Evansville pitch go by in Tuesday’s doubleheader against the Aces. of my life. I was at work as the and scored a total of five runs. The Panthers split the two games. They face Missouri-Kansas City and DePaul this weekend. news conference was being held, Three of the games were close, and this Die Hard had to choke but Eastern was blown out 10-0 UMKC Saturday to find our bats Eastern won the first game 10- West Division. back the tears. against Evansville on Tuesday. again,” she said. “(Last time) we 1 and the second game 6-1. Sunday’s games at DePaul will For many years, he was the Head coach Stephanie Fox said hit very well against UMKC.” The games Saturday will count not count toward Eastern’s con- only good thing the Cubs had. she is looking for the offense to Eastern traveled to Kansas City toward the Panthers’ standing in ference record, but will still be And now he was gone. It was as pick up some slack this weekend. March 31, and the Panthers took the Mid-Con. The Roos, like the important. if there was no longer a reason to both games of the doubleheader. Panthers, are in the Mid-Con’s “I think it’s better to play See page 6A root for the eternal losers. SOFTBALL During the time when Sand- berg was gone, I lost a bit of interest in the only real baseball team in Chicago. Somehow, Netters not disappointed Panthers set to face watching Rey Sanchez fly out to right every at bat did not hold the same magic. on heels of MCC Tourney By CHAD MERDA Earlier in the week, head surging Cougar team On that fateful Monday night Staff writer coach Rosie Kramarski said lead in the Mid-Con. “Even in October when the rumor emer- By BRIAN LESTER whatever happens in the last two Associate sports editor though the games are on the road, ged Ryno was following Michael Sometimes teams must pick meets will not have a significant we have been playing well and Jordan’s example and staging a and scratch to find any positive bearing on the Lady Panthers Now that the Panthers have we’re hoping to win three or four comeback, I could regain the after getting beat badly, espe- performance at the tournament, gotten a glimpse of the future, it games this weekend.” smile that was missing during cially when the defeat comes at because anything can happen is time for Eastern to turn its fo- The Panthers will face a Ryno’s near two year hiatus from the hands of a rival. That is there. cus to the present. Chicago State sqaud that moved the game. exactly what the women’s tennis In the matches leading up to Eastern’s baseball team, which up into third place this week after Since that night I have con- team is doing after falling victim the Sycamores, Terra Erickson, is coming off two straight losses taking two out of four games structed a shrine to my hero. He to perhaps the most lopsided Kelli Kuhl, and Stephanie Sull- to future Ohio Valley Conference from Northeastern Illinois last is all over the walls in my room score yet this season. ivan put forth strong perfor- opponent Murray State, will take weekend. The Cougar’s are cur- just like he once was all over the “I don’t think it’s a disap- mances, according to Kramarski. a road trip North this weekend to rently 4-8 in Mid-Con play and field snagging up anything hit his pointment at all,” Terra Erickson But the Sycamores managed to take on the Mid-Continent Conf- had a 15-19-1 mark after bowing way. said. “We all did play well.” cool them off a bit, as No. 6 sin- erence’s third-place team in Chi- twice to the University of Wis- Many people laugh at me for The Lady Panthers fell to the gles player Kuhl picked up the cago State for a four-game series. consin at Milwaukee in a double- being such a loyal Cub, and even Sycamores of Indiana State by a only victory for the Lady The doubleheaders begin have header. more, for being a Ryno supporter, score of 9-1, and saw their Panthers 6-1, 6-4. Erickson fell 1 p.m. starting times on both Sat- Chicago State lost the first because as they put it, both record fall to 7-5. They have 6-0, 6-2, and Sullivan didn’t fare urday and Sunday. game by a 4-3 score and then “suck.” now lost their last two meets, much better as she lost 6-1, 6-0. “The big thing right now is that dropped the second game 8-3. Sure, Ryno has not yet broken with only one meet left before The Lady Panthers failed to we are playing with a lot of confi- Cougar head coach Kevin the .200 mark, and has made they leave for the Mid-Continent pick up a win at doubles. The dence,” Eastern head coach Jim McCray said that his team has more errors this year than he Conference Tournament in New No. 1 doubles team of Adeline Schmitz said in reference to want- been improving during the last sometimes made in two. I am not Britain, Conn., next weekend. ing to see his team expand on its worried. See NETTERS page 7A See page 6A Sure, he takes many pitches COUGAR that are strikes and swings at pitches that Sammy Sosa or Sha- won Dunston would lay off. I am not worried. Taylor suffers another brush with law Sure, the only time Ryno dis- By MATT ERICKSON subsequently waived from that necessary to release his club’s leading scorer due plays power is when he gets Sports editor team as well. to the domestic situation. around on a fast ball in his wheel Taylor underwent alcohol “(Panaggio) indicated to (Taylor) that it was in house and drills it deep into foul Former Eastern basketball standout Jay Taylor rehabilitation nearly a year the team’s and his best interests that they go in territory down the left field line. I once again is in the midst of a life run amok. ago, and had publicly ann- different ways,” Kahler said in the story. “In am not worried. Taylor was given his release from the Quad ounced his newfound Christ- light of the recent situation, we decided to offi- Sure, he has shown very little City Thunder of the Continental Basketball ianity by speaking at various cially waive Jay...we’re deeply saddened at Jay’s range at second and plays that Association Wednesday night after being arrest- Jay Taylor events to give his personal tes- inability to follow his rehabilitation pro- used to be routine now call for ed on domestic assault charges at his home in timony. gram...it’s really unfortunate.” him to dig deep and make a spec- Moline. He said in February that alcohol had created Taylor graduated from Eastern in 1989, and he tacular play. I am still not wor- Taylor allegedly struck his wife repeatedly the vast share of troubles in his life. But his wife left as the Panthers’ all-time leading scorer. He ried. Wednesday morning. Taylor said in an interview also told officers at the time of the altercation was the Mid-Continent Conference’s Player of As any real Cub fan, we must in February that he and his wife married after that she was hit on the hand with a can of the Year in 1989. believe – he will come through. just three days late in 1995. unopened beer thrown at her. Taylor was Quad City’s leading scorer this Patience is key and a perfect “I’m happy where I’m at,” Taylor said in Taylor was taken to the Scott County Jail past season, and his release from the Thunder example is Michael Jordan last February. “I’m happy with me and I’m happy Wednesday where he posted bond of $650 and comes in the middle of the CBA’s playoff sched- year. Granted Jordan and Ryno with my wife. I have a wonderful life. – and life was released. He was scheduled to appear in ule. He also was named CBA Player of the are two different people, playing is the best gift there is.” court Thursday. Week, and scored a CBA season-high 45 points two different sports, and Jordan is The 28-year-old Taylor is not unfamiliar with Quad City General Manager Casey Kahler on one occasion. troubles with the law. He was arrested in 1995 told the Moline Post-Dispatch that he thought Taylor could not be reached Thursday night See MERDA page 7A while with the Fort Wayne Fury of the CBA, and Thunder head coach Dan Panaggio believed it for comment. TheTheThe good. on the of the weekEND

April 19, 1996 Supplement to The Daily Eastern News good.Thegood. bad. Section B, 12 Pages TheTheThe bad.bad.

“The Emperor’s New Clothes” Page 2 Concert Calendar Page 3 Movie Roundup Page 5 “Rage Against the Machine” Page 7 2B Friday, April 19, 1996 On the VERGE of the Weekend New play comes from an old tale By MICHELLE WICK underwear. new diseases and cures for the YOUNGSTOWN Staff writer The Emperor’s daughter, Emperor’s ailments that do not Empresette Claudia, played by exist. NOW RENTING The University Theatre began Katy Reidy, is positively irritating The emperor’s personal aid performances Wednesday eve- – as a young and self-centered Hamlet, played by Jason Logue, FALL ‘96-’97 • SUMMER ‘96 ning of a play that features a teenager should be. complains of spending all of his materialistic royal family with a Her constant bickering with time fetching numerous items flirtatious and seductive daughter. her mother, Empress Dunsenay, that the emperor desires. Furnished 3 Laundry Facilities The play, titled “The Emp- played by Lori Lesmeister, adds Maureen Raferty, playing the eror’s New Clothes,” is a won- to the careless, off-the-wall mood Empress’ and Empresette’s aid Dishwashers 1,2,3,&4 Bedrooms derful version of the children’s of the entire play. The part of Ophelia, comes running whenev- story adapted and directed by Empress Dunsenay will be played er someone breaks a nail or any Garbage Disposals On site manager professor E.T. Guidotti. by Jennifer Givens for the Friday, other catastrophe. Central Air 24 Hr. Maintenance “The Emperor’s New Clothes” Saturday and Sunday shows. The play will have two shows (Evenings are emergency only) is an enjoyable characterization Brett Kashanitz, playing at 7 p.m. tonight and Saturday 10 Ins. Leases or of how we can all become selfish Emperor Hal, does an excellent and at 2 p.m. Sunday on the 1Year Leases Spacious units and inconsiderate when tempted job in his portrayal of a conceit- Mainstage of Doudna Fine Art by the luxurious personal items of ed, self-center emperor who has Center. Tickets can be purchased Wooded Location $50.00 Referral Plan a contemporary society. neglected his kingdom and at the University Theater Ticket The play is a dramatization townspeople. Office from 1-5 p.m. today and about two swindlers who con an Horatia, played by Sarafina one hour prior to each perfor- CALL 345-2363 emperor and his family into Vecchio, keeps the plot flowing mance. The tickets are $5 for CAMBRIDGE & NANTUCKET believing that they are creating as narrator in addition to her role adults and faculty/staff and AROUND THE CURVE ON SOUTH 9TH STREET ACROSS FROM CHURCH the finest clothes for them to as an aid to the emperor. $2.50 for senior citizens, children wear. In reality, the royal family The Emperor’s Physician, Dr. and Eastern students. gets tricked into walking around Falstaff, played by Denise Fitzer, MAKE A VIEWING the town’s square wearing only spends all of her time thinking up APPT. TODAY!! Rugby tourney coming to Eastern

By MISSA BECK In the men’s division, University of Illinois at Staff writer Champaign-Urbana, Illinois State University, This Weekend at Western Illinois University and the Peoria and The sweat will drip. The bruises will surface. Springfield Mens’ Clubs will compete. The grunts will echo. When? “We expect good, hard competition,” Mother's. . . Saturday, as the Eastern women and men Loeffler said. $ rugby teams host the First Annual Eastern The men’s tournement will run over onto 1 Bottles of Bud, Rolling Rock, Icehouse Invitational at 9 a.m. on the intramural fields Sunday when the champion will be decided. $ 50 by the Campus Pond. For the women, it’s a chance to break 1 22oz Lite Longnecks The two teams will host what is hoped to be stereotypes about the sport concerning their $ an annual event for the school. And although gender and show how hard they have worked 1 Bar Drinks neither team has been recognized by the uni- on their own without a coach. $ versity, both groups have managed to make a “We need people to come out and see that 2 Pitchers mark – now they want to make their mark we’re not stereotypes, we’re a good team of Try a pitcher of Lowenbrau dark! deeper. girls that loves to play the game,” said Liz “This is a perfect opportunity to get our Barry, rugby player and senior graphic design Hot off the name out to the people and show them what major. Grill! ¢ we’re all about,” said Scott Loeffler, rugby “We’re excited since we have the home player and senior industrial technology major. turf advantage,” Barry said. 50 Brats Including Eastern, 13 teams will be here Local business have donated their time and on Saturday to participate. For both men’s and money to Saturday’s tournament, plus T-shirts, women’s division, Northern Illinois University hats and booklets have been printed to pro- and Southern Illinois University will be visiting, mote the invitational. as well as the St. Louis Women’s Club. Ensemble’s last before sabbatical By STEVE PARCELLS whom are graduate students The University Concert Staff writer studying with Lane. Band, conducted by Joseph The group will feature a per- Manfredo, will be performing at For music professor Johnny cussion ensemble, marimba 3 p.m. Sunday, also in Dvorak Lee Lane, today’s Percussion orchestra, mallet ensemble and Concert Hall. 1 Xtra Large Group concert at 7:30 p.m. in a marimba rag band. The Four graduate students will be $$ 5050 Dvorak Concert Hall will be very Danville High School Winter featured in the program: Steph- 1 Topping important. Drumline will make a guest en Hambright, percussion + Tax “This will be a special concert appearance. soloist, and graduate conductors 9 Pizza for me,” Lane said, “because it The music featured will Peter Alan Hussey, Shin-Jung 9 is the last one before I leave for include “The Phantom Dances” Kim, and Michael Sauerhage. Not valid w/ any other offer. my sabbatical.” by Michael Hennigan, “Mudra” “Symphonic Dance #3,” Good thru 4/21/96 Lane will not showcase his by Bob Becker and several other “Rainbow Ripples” and selec- talents again until next year. works for percussion. tions from “Sunset Boulevard” Guest conductors will be Admission to the concert is will be some of the featured 348-8282348-8282 Craig Williams, Peter Alan $1 for senior citizens, children music during the free one-hour Hussey and Jeff Crowell, all of and students, and $2 for adults. program.

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Randy Newman Disney’s ‘Peach’ a dark fruit “James and the Giant Peach” By MIKE MEYER director Henry Selick (“The Nightmare scene surfacing when James and the (Walt Disney Records) Staff writer Before Christmas”) and you get this insects encounter a mechanical shark, deranged, interesting concoction: a half complete with rotating saw teeth and Are piano men a dying breed? You never really know what to expect live-acted, half stop-motion animated the ability to shoot razor-jawed robotic Well, Randy Newman is still from Walt Disney Pictures. film revolving around a young boy fish bullets. around. Case in point: “James and the Giant named James and his trans-Atlantic Calming the vigorous plot is the film’s Newman has continuously stayed Peach,” a deeply experimental film journey inside an insect-filled peach. constant urge toward morality and afloat during the ever-shifting musi- packed with surreal, haunting visuals The orphan James (acted and voiced ethics, even beyond mainstream beliefs. cal trend shake – throughout the and dialogue. by 9-year-old Paul Terry) initiates this During one scene, James teaches the ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s. This, I didn’t expect. magical voyage partly upon accident and insects to consume the innards of the Adult contemporary has seemingly With a marketing campaign packag- partly upon his dreamed intent to leave fruitful peach rather than worry about switched focus from the working- ing the film as a “Toy Story” knockoff his abusive aunts, Sponge (Miriam obtaining their normal meals – an man’s piano balladeer (Newman, (even going so far as featuring the same Margoyles) and Spiker (Joanna Lumley apparent example of vegetarianism. Elton John, Billy Joel) to the ego- soundtrack musician, Randy Newman), I of “Absolutely Fabulous”). The film also urges interdependence, throttled studio crooner (Michael thought the movie would be a good-time Terry fills the role of the frightened, environmentalism, family and hope Bolton), but thankfully, Disney has romp, full of happiness and trotting chil- caged James with a humble expertise, throughout all of its off-beat scenes. contracted Newman in recent months dren – possibly even a singing dog or and goes on to become a believable Oddly and abrasively, it succeeds. to buck this disturbing trend. two. hero once the plot takes a freeing turn. Grade: C+ First came Newman’s “Toy Story” But glowworms? Caterpillars? In the hands of the eerie production work (mostly playful and giddy) and Centipedes? team, Lumley and Margoyles look like now comes his “James and the Giant Child abuse? extras from “Night of the Living Dead” Peach” release – a more balanced, Eeek! with their gray-face makeup and dark- multiple-musician project. Little did I know, the film was pro- ened contours – a frightening choice for Newman mostly adds the back- duced by Tim Burton, which can signal such a family-oriented film. ground to the release, as actors in only one thing: darkness. The scenery, no matter where, also the movie actually provide most of Burton’s previous projects include looks gray and graveyard-like, with bar- the vocals to his songs. “Batman,” “Frankenweenie” and ren, haunted landscapes and dead trees Starting off slowly with “My Name “Beetlejuice” – three would-be fluff films that bear no fruit (well, except for the is James,” Newman backs the lispy that were instead densely macabre once mystical peach). 9-year-old Paul Terry with a soft Burton’s gothic touch was added. As for animation, the bits here are at piano trickle. Introduce Burton to the also-dark times horrifying, with the most shocking The track pulls a heartstring or two, but Newman’s weirdly written lyrics turn the boy’s cry into a funny Benefit show to raise money for scholarship blast – a switch often used on the album. By PAUL BUDZYNSKI each. On “That’s the Life” and “Eating Associate Verge editor “Brandon used to hang out here and I’ll do anything for this the Peach,” actors Richard Dreyfuss, cause,” Sherwood said. “I’m having a few bands that I’ve never Susan Sarandon, Jane Leeves, Simon Last November Brandon Hoefle, who was working on his the- heard before, but I like Cherry Vallance and Castor a lot.” Callow, David Thewlis and Miriam ater masters thesis at Eastern, was killed in a automobile acci- In addition to the music, Hello Dali, an improv troupe, will pre- Margoyles (the film’s insects) join in dent. An all-ages benefit concert will be held Saturday at Friends form in the parking lot to give attendants a break from the music, on Newman’s rag-time piano trounce. & Co. - the Dungeon, 509 Van Buren Ave., raising funds in Sherwood said. The result is a witty, good-time Hoefle’s name for a theater scholarship. “This is a good chance to raise money for the scholarship and sing-along – something that Newman The show will start at noon and will feature nine bands for a give younger bands a chance to play who can’t normally perform always seems to create. $5 cover. at bars because they’re under 21,” Sherwood said. “I like all-ages “Good News” is a hyperactive, Shannon Sherwood, owner of Friends & Co., said all pro- shows and wish I could have more of them.” Newman-sung snapshot of piano- ceeds will be put toward the scholarship with minor expenses Sherwood also said there will probably be band T-shirts, CDs sped adrenaline. going to the sound technician. and singles for sale at the show. Cherry Vallance has a indepen- Being the last track on the release, Sherwood said a tentative schedule for the bands has been dent CD for sale and Goatboy recently released a single available it leaves the listener quite happy and made. The final schedule will be posted at the Dungeon the day on vinyl. very, very energetic. of the concert. “Brandon was the first person I met down here and was really The tentative schedule is The Backbone at noon followed by I nice to me – he made me feel comfortable,” said Barb – MIKE MEYER am I, ED, Castor, Lock Jaw, Tiny, Cherry Vallance, Redbait and Jakubowski, a consumer science major. “I will definitely attend Goatboy. The bands will play for approximately 45 minutes the show.”

Jason Eklund me to the point where I can say I Causeway,” Eklund stretches his of its style. “Lost Causeway” don’t hate all country music. southern drawl to the extreme The band mainly relies on the Unfortunately, on his second while telling us “Interstate travel, standard three- to four-minute radio (Flying Fish Records) album “Lost Causeway,” Eklund it sucks a whole dang lot/ Five song for the body of its studio work. set me back another six months bucks and these songs are all I’ve The two albums, “World of When I made the decision to in my quest to tolerate country. proudly got.” Monsters” and “Little High Sky come to Eastern, I knew I was I guess Eklund would be Wow. Color me impressed. Show,” are full of the little radio air- moving into an area three hours termed folkish-country, whatever Seriously, if you’re a country play wonders. The band’s EP, “Kill south of my home – and I knew that’s supposed to mean. On music fan – and if you’re an Mice Elf,” follows the same formula country music might be on the “Hometown Again,” Eklund sings Eastern student, you probably are for airplay. radio every now and then. about corn, employment and – you’ll probably like Eklund. He’s Though the studio albums are def- Little did I know that practically roadkill near his home. It’s really not the typical country that I’m The Drovers initely listenable, the Drovers ascend every radio station Charleston the only track in which I didn’t accustomed to; in fact, he’s to the highest reaches of its musical picks up is of the country-western consider throwing my disc player worse. Tantrum Records ability live. variety. And I’ve never quite made across the room. So that should make true coun- Seeing the Drovers live allows one the transition to the point where I “On the Way,” “Motivation try fans excited for a great album. The success of the Drovers is not to really appreciate the roots of the can say I enjoy country music. Blues” and “Travelin on That Lost surprising. After two full-length band. Realizing that most Eastern Causeway” all have upbeat tem- – MATT ERICKSON albums and one EP, the Drovers have Which leads me to the most diffi- students are country music fans, I pos, at least. found a success few bands ever real- cult part of the review – trying to give have tried to adjust my tastes. But when it comes to lyric writ- (Jason Eklund will play at the ize and fewer bands keep. The band’s you, the reader, an idea of what the I had hoped Jason Eklund, who ing, Eklund could use some tutor- Eastern Illinois Arts & Humanities success stems from the honesty of Drovers sound like. studied drama at Eastern for three ing. On “Travelin On That Lost Celebration next weekend) its work combined with the novelty The band definitely has an Irish semesters, would help convert folk sound mixed with rock-n-roll. What results is a sound that is bizarrely beautiful. Who When Where Price Phone The 1992 release “World of Chronic Itch w/ Spread 8:30 p.m. Fri, April 19 Ted’s $3 345-9732 Monsters” runs the gambit of musi- cal intensity. Songs like “In a Mist” Suede Chain 8 p.m. Fri, April 19 Mables in Champaign $5 328-5701 and “When Fortune Turns Her World Beat w/ Dombo 8 10 p.m. Fri, April 19 Blind Pig in Champaign $10 351-7476 Wheel” are so slow and haunting, Delta Kings 9 p.m. Fri, April 19 Carolines in Champaign $5 351-7343 they make my Irish soul long for the Candy Foster 9 p.m. Fri, April 19 Embassy in Champaign Free 384-9526 Emerald Isle. Nine Band Benefit Show noon Sat, April 20 Friends & Co. $5 345-2380 Other songs on the album are vibrant and groovy like “The Boys America Smith 8:30 p.m. Sat, April 20 Ted’s $3 345-9732 and the Babies” and “Love Won’t Ottis Clay 10 p.m. Sat, April 20 Blind Plig in Champaign $10 351-7476 Be.” Bush w/ Goo Goo Dolls & No Doubt 7:30 p.m. Sun, April 21 Assembly Hall in Champaign $20 333-5000 The band has also found success Braid w/ Soulstice/ Secret X-9 8 p.m. Sun, April 21 Blind Pig in Champaign $4 351-7476 on the big screen, being featured in both “Blink” and “Backdraft.” Supersuckers w/ Tenderloin/Teen Angels 8 p.m. Wed, April 24 Blind Pig in Champaign $7 351-7476 Tortus 9 p.m. Wed. April 24 Mables in Champaign $9 328-5701 – MATT FARRIS The Apes 9 p.m. Fri, April 26 City of New Orleans in Champaign $4 359-2489 Mighty Pranksters 9 p.m. Sat, April 27 City of New Orleans in Champaign $4 359-2489 (The Drovers will play at the Eastern Illinois Arts & Humanities Cele- Grifters w/ Ass Ponies Sun, April 28 Blind Pig in Champaign $5 351-7476 bration next weekend.)

CONCERT Calendar CONCERT Natalie Merchant 8 p.m. Fri, May 3 Braden Auditorium in Bloomington $20 (309)-438-5444 4B Friday, April 19, 1996 On the VERGE of the Weekend Gere strikes gold in ‘Primal Fear’ By ADAM MCHUGH Staff writer

In the last year, several prominent court cases have taught us that justice is not always determined on the basis of evidence. Many times, outcomes are based not on who supplied the most convincing evidence, but on whose image was more believable. That is the tainted mantra of “Primal Fear” (Paramount, Rated R), the new courthouse thriller with Richard Gere. As Martin Vail, a media-savvy defense attorney who cares more about his image than actually ascertaining the truth in his Gigantic Gold Sale cases, Gere takes on a case which is destined to find the media This Fri. & Sat. at spotlight. Towne Square Jewelers The film centers around a Catholic cleric’s murder, supposed- Don’t miss it! ly committed by one of the poor youths he would accept into This is Big, Really Big the parish. The defendant, Aaron Stampler (played by newcom- Located next to Subway er Edward Norton), professes his innocence to Vail, who admits to the young suspect he doesn’t care – confessing he took the case to bolster his already prominent Chicago law practice. Vail’s smug composure is fueled even more when he hears the pro- secuting attor- ney will be his ex-lover, Janet Venable (Laura Linney of last year’s SANDWICH SHOP forgettable 405 Lincoln Ave. “Congo”). It isn’t long before Vail’s feelings about the case sour, as he finds a PLACE sexual elem- ent to the rev- ered cleric’s case. Vail quickly be- lieves he snat- ched up the case too fever- ishly, as he took it after watching a few sound bytes on the evening news. Coinciding with this revelation is the fact Vail actually begins to believe in Stampler’s innocence, adding an emotional powder keg he would rather not incorporate in his cases. Vail enters the case in unfamiliar territory – he actually cares about his client. We are led to believe that, through the years, Vail has acquired the reputation of representing the sleazoids of Chicago, taking cases which will feed his media-hungry appetite. 345-2466 It is at this point the picture loses its edge, however, as you can sense director Gregory Hoblit (whose previous work has been on the canvas of television) is slowly losing his grip on the tense feel of the film. Gere is clearly more entertaining early in “Primal Fear,” cap- turing the same homespun arrogance he delivered in 1989’s “Internal Affairs,” when he played a crooked cop. He does an excellent job of vacillating between the good lawyer and bad lawyer, as the audience is never quite sure where to categorize this pseudo-egoist. Hoblit, whose resume includes stints as executive producer MONEY’S LOW and director on such television gems as “NYPD Blue” and “Hill AND YOU WANT TO University Board Comedy Street Blues,” brings with him a cast laden with TV talent, including Andre Braugher (“Homicide: Life on the Street”) as an Committee Presents: investigator for Vail’s practice and John Mahoney (the father on GO OUT? “Frasier”) as an agitated state’s attorney. YOUR Unfortunately, Hoblit is unable to bring meaningful roles to these actors, and because of that, they become nothing more LANDLORD’S than faceless background characters. The most inexcusable mis- BEGINNING TO AmateurAmateur NightNight uses of talent by Hoblit include Frances McDormand (star of the critically acclaimed “Fargo”) and Maura Tierney (of television’s SCREAM & “Newsradio”), who play a psychiatrist and personal assistant, SHOUT? Friday, April 19, respectively. NOW YOU KNOW WHAT at 9 P.M. in the It is Norton, though, who gives a performance which is one MLK University Union of the best breakout performances I have seen in recent years. YOU NEED TO DO, As the quietly tormented Stampler, Norton plays off Gere’s ONE AD IN THE Rathskeller repulsive arrogance with a nervous confidence, using enough Come watch as EIU brooding looks and stumbling over words to create a character DAILY EASTERN NEWS students compete for prizes which is almost too innocent. CLASSIFIEDS by showing us what they While Hoblit’s direction is inconsistent and he places a mam- moth twist in the middle of the picture only because he senses WILL MAKE MONEY can do on stage! the tension releasing, “Primal Fear” gives enough of a glimpse into big-city, high-profile legalese to make it arguably Gere’s FOR YOU! With Professional strongest effort since the aforementioned “Internal Affairs.” CALL 581-2812 Master of Ceremonies Grade: B David Pompeii On the VERGE of the Weekend Friday, April 19, 1996 5B

Steve Martin’s latest film, film doesn’t even pretend to as he has starred in some of Primal Fear is a sad remake of the 1950’s have lofty goals set by “Die the best films of the 1980s in (Paramount, Rated R) television seris with Phil Hard.” (Reviewed by Adam James and the “To Live and Die in L.A.” and – Richard Gere, Laura Silvers. McHugh) Now playing at Will Giant Peach 1986’s “Manhunter,” the bril- Linney, Edward Norton, John With its incessant sight Rodgers liant prelude to “The Silence (Disney, Rated PG-13) Mahoney, Andre Braugher gags on humorless punches Grade: C of the Lambs.” and Alfre Woodard at an already humorous gov- Animated story of young With this flick and the A prominent Chicago attor- ernment and its officials, boy and his storied relation- upcoming role in “The Beast” ney (Gere) represents a “Sgt. Bilko” is likely one joke Oliver and ship with a larger-than-life on NBC, is career is really young indigent (Norton) who you just won’t get. peach. on the flag. (Reviewed by is charged with the murder (Reviewed by Adam McHugh) Company “James and the Giant Matt Erikson) Now playing at of a Catholic cleric. Now playing at Showplace 8. (Walt Disney, Rated G) Peach “ is a deeply experi- Showplace 8. Based on William Diehl’s Animated. Basically a bunch mental film packed with sur- Grade B- series of novels featuring Grade D of pets walking around the real, haunting visuals and dia- defense attorney Martin Vail, big city. Much like the logue. “Primal Fear” focuses on eth- “Homeward Bound” series of The film also urges inter- Celtic Pride ical and legal questions and Executive films except animated. Good dependence, environmental- (Rated PG-13) the importance of image in a fun for kids. (To be reviewed) ism, family and hope -Dan Akroyd, Randy Quaid high-profile court case. Decision Now playing at Will Rodgers. throughout all of its off -beat and Damon Wayms The film marks Norton’s (Warner Bros., Rated R) scenes. Two overenthusiastic first time on screen, and - Kurt Russell, Steven Seagal, Oddly and abrasively, it Boston Celtic (Akroyd and Gere’s first work since last Oliver Platt and David The Birdcage succeeds. Quaid) fans kidnap a Los year’s ill-fated “First Knight.” Suchet (See review by Mike Angeles Lakers basketball The film also stars Laura Nothing more than another (United Artists, Rated R) Meyer) Now playing at star (Wayms) and get more Linney (of last year’s critical ripoff of 1988’s “Die Hard.” -Robin Williams, Nathan Showplace 8. than they bargain for. bomb “Congo”) and a host of Intelligence expert David Lane and Hank Azaria Grade C- (To be reviewed) Now television stars. Grant (Russell) must save Lovers (Williams and Lane) playing at Showplace 8. The picture is directed by people on a plane stocked must convince the soon-to- Gregory Hoblit, an executive with nerve gas, as well as the be-in-laws of their straight Fear son they are a normal family Mrs. producer and director of 40 million people below who (Universal, Rated R) such television series as will die if the gas is released. in this hysterical adaptation - Mark Wahlberg, William Winterboure “NYPD Blue” and “Hill The supporting cast is of stage hit “La Caux Au Petersen and Reese (Rated PG-13) Street Blues.” This is his reduced to sputtering tech- Folles.” Witherspoon -Rikki Lake directorial debut. (Review by nological lingo which no one The film centers around an Film about teenager Single mom (Lake) gets Adam McHugh) Now playing understands, and, amazingly engagement dinner party (Witherspoon, of 1991’s annoyed with her mother. at Showplace 8. enough, the picture loses at which powers the film with underrated “The Man in the (To be reviewed) Now show- Grade B least a few mono-syllabic constant laughs. While Moon”) who starts dating grunts from Seagal, who gets Williams is brilliant in his ing at Showplace 8. Spasmanian Devil Wahlberg sucked out of the plane dur- milieu, Lane steals the show (you remember New Kids on Sgt. Bilko ing turbulence. with his outrageous get-ups the Block?). (Universal, Rated PG) While there is little sub- and hysterics. (To be The Substitute Petersen really has to be – Steve Martin, Dan Ackroyd stance and the terrorists are reviewed) Now playing at (Rated R) ashamed of himself, though, and Phil Hartman cookie-cutter bad guys, the Showplace 8. (Tom Beringer)

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SURPRISE YOUR FRIEND! Place a BIRTHDAY AD with a Dafodil PICTURE AND MESSAGE The Daily Eastern News . Cowboy Jun~es · roots. music.· "Lay It Down• Be ready when you listen: the guitars This new sound changes the Cowboy Junkies, but i1 doesn't hun til music. The (Geffen) and drums that were m~rely background sounds for Timmins are now at the fore­ more up-front sound In songs like •A front In many of the Junkies' songs. The Common Disaster" are grippiJ1g·and excit· You won'! find "Sweet Jane" here. music is more aggressive and heavier. ing. The new sound better reveals the tal· The Cowboy Junkies breakthrough Vel­ Sounds you'd more likely find on a Blues ents of guitarist Michael 'Timmins and vet Underground cover (featured on Oliver Traveler album are now part of the Cow­ bassist Alan Anton, and the band still Stone's "Natural Born Killers~) was a slow smoothly meshes its music Into a smooth and folksy tune that relied heavily on the boy Junkies' music. "A Common Disaster." the first release and entertaining_album. voice of singer Margo Timmins. from "Lay It Down," is one of the better You still can't call the Cowboy Junkies But the Junkies newest release, "Lay It examples of the band 's newer sound. hard rock - or even r-ock. Its style Is Down." shows how much the band has Prevalent guitar riffs buttress Timmins' foJksy blues, and Tim_mins' voice Is the changed. The group offers a heavier voice. Drums that were faint and in the cornerstor:re of the band: The lyrics are sound, for the Cowboy J,unkies, but still background have a larger presence in the complex. the ~assline is heavy and her manages to stick with ills bluesy/folksy

The Verve Pipe Verve Pipe is typical of most present-day their aggressive, then elev~tor music is "Villains" large label bands. who are playing their Death Metal. music safe in \oday's popular '90s pop. Furthermore, the Bay Area Review said (RCA) The album has the effect of one of those the band has "harmoniously tight unity rem­ relaxation albums that anyone can find at iniscent of Lennon and McCartney.· The Verve Pipe tries to be original with its ·his or her local grocery store. Please. if John Lennon heard that. he latest release, ·'Vi IIams." a 13-song aI burn in It seems like the band's style is to create would turn in his grave and Paul McCartney which the songs sound original. have tempo slow. quiet relaxing music. but I would would throw up. changes and create some minor twists and rather have one of the grocery store albums There is no need to explain any of the turns w1thm each soothing song . which are more exciting with their howling songs. The mus1c1ans seem to be well-polished wolves. running water, chirping birds and In fact. The Verve Pipe recently per­ and the vocalist has a wide vocal range. The thunder. formed on MTV's "120 minutes." I bet view­ stage is set for an mteresting alt:lum. A press kit stated, " .. they remain unpre· ers received plenty of sleep for the next But. ultimately, 1t's bori ng. Very boring. d1ctable. constantly ricochetmg between an day's activitie.s. I would rather listen to No excitement is created in the album at aggressive wall of sound and a beautiful howling wolves. all. making it difficult to be enthused to hear comprehension of style and form.n the next song . It seems to me that The I predict every song will be boring and , if -PAUL BUDzyNSKI

The Mysteries of Life first listen. "Alibi," the prominent ballad of the lating a second guitar, and help put an interest­ "Keep a Secret" album. contains everything you would expe_yt ing twist on the music. (RCA) from a cheesy ballad. I was very disappointed to find that most Smith once wrote that "what's missing in a lol songs contained either a droning of low-eny of music now. especially attemative rock, is it's strings or a faint hint of a cello buried ben~ Is it altema~ive ? Is it rock? Is it pop? Does it matter? Irs not the latest self-improvement tad. rhythmically boring. If the drum and rhythm gui­ multiple tracks of music and vocals. This rr11ty it's "The Mysteries of Life" 14-song debut tar track are exciting enough, you don't need have been their desired sound, but the album release, "Keep a Secret." anything else.n The irony in this statement is that would be much better if more interesting things there isn't one exciting thing going on during This Indiana band was founded by Jake Smith were going on within the songs. (vocals/guitar) and FrediYLove (diUms), both this 48-minute afternoon nap. The Mysteries of Ute's members are certainty Each song seems to carry with it a similar not musical virtuosos. nor aspiring composers. previously from the band Antenna V~ R~_en­ berg (bass) and Geraldine Haas (cello) pick up drum heat. a standard Ghor~-structured guitar They are nothing more~ .simple ~ p~­ the low end to complete the four-piece lineup. part, a plain bass line and an unchallenging cello ing music that has nothing to offer as faf as'the "Keep a SecretMis filled with songs which piece. future is concerned. range from mellow ballads to upbeat pop tunes. I must admit that althoogh Smith's vocals are If generic pop is your thing, this may be the Unfortunately, none of these songs seem to nothing special, most of the backup vocals are band for you. If you are looking for a new excit­ have much in the department of originality; done well. ing album. there is no mystery here - you may Originally, I thought a rock band with a full­ they've all ~ heard before. want to steer clear of The Mysteries of Lite, and time cellist would be interesting and 1 was excit­ The band's first single, YGoing Through the 1 save yourself a few extra pennies. Motions." contains just the right amount of pop ed to see what they could do. I hoped that the lyrics and rock riffs which get old even after the cello would assume a lead-role Instead of simu- -JIMBARTEU

MA Slice of Lemon" isn't bitter; it's sweet. laden "Adjective." The newly released double-CO set features Kill Rock Stars puts out its token avant­ 39 diverse bands from two different indepen­ garde uneasiness throuohout most of Its dent record labels: California's Lookout inclusions on the sampler. Fitz of Depres­ Records and the state of Washington's Kill sion's "Getting Up the Gumption" sounds like Rock Stars. Ramones fronted by a dog, and Worst Case The project mostly pairs Lookout Record's Scenario's "Umbilical Noose" just sounds like more pop-punk acts with Kill Rock Stars' a dog - but both are engaging enough the­ more lo-ti noise outfits, but allocates enough matically to respect space within its cumulative 1&3 minutes to Pleasantly against the label's gritty grain encompass some ska. metal. country and are Mary Lou Lord's "Eternal Circle" and folk. Elliott Smith's "Big Decision." which sound Lookout Record's portion is highlighted by more like The Carpenters, Dolly Parton and the easy-going pop acts Potatomen and Cub, Paul Simon than anything else. but curiously, the potent Riverdales. Queers And considering the amount of aggression and Squirtgun never made it to the collection: spread thick on the two discs, Lord and Smith Making up for this lack are the label's more sweeten the strong pot - like two cubes of Various artists agreeable. funnybone additions: Pansy Divi­ sugar equalling out a tasty tea. "A Slice of Lemon" sion with its sex-eccentric "Ring of Joy" and (Lookout Records/Kill Rock Stars) Mr. T Experience with its scholastic. lesson· - MIKE MEYER

Fun Lovin' inals Now, I really mind listening to rap, as "Her Secret was "Come Find Yourself" long as the lyrics are interesting and the music composed by John Barry for the James Bond (EMI Records) has a good beat. This had neither of the two. movies. Fun Lovin' Criminals rend~ion, called One of the group's songs, titled WScooby 'We Have All The Time In The Wor1d," sounds According to its press release. the Fun Lovin' Snacks ... portrays a drug-induced bank rob­ very poor. Criminals commmed a felony with the release bery. It's told as if It were a non-remorseful Huey sings as if he Was high. And hooestty, I confession. I think it sounds more like drunken couldn't tell whether the song_ was a spoof or If of its self-produced EMl Records debut album. crooning. "Come And Yourself." I couldn't agree more. he was actually singing sertously. I have to admit. I wasn't realty looking for­ In a press release, lead singer Huey said the Since most of the other songs on the CD ward hearing this CD. In I dreading \ song "would have even moved Dean Martin to deal with soaopaths, jailbreaks and drugs, the to tact. was drugs Ugh. it do again." album probably won't receive the Pope's I figured the music would be upbeat rap, Most of the album's songs are about break· endorsement In my opiniOn, lfs crimfnal for maybe Jft(e Cypress Hill or the Beastie BoyS. lng the law, with few exceptions. It seemed like someone to actually pay money for this CO. tNef'y one of the group's attempts at being seri- Well, It was definitely rap, but unfortunately for ous fails. • me It was much heavier- a sort d g1ng11ta rap. for Instance. the group COY8IS a song titled - T1ERESA ~VUN ~ ., ---.;.J, .... vo1ce remains strong and haunting. Songs such as •Musicai.Kev." and · come Calling (her song)" are· classic Cowboy Junkies. But even Timmins has become more ------·· aggressive. Her melancholy voice is smoother, upbeat and groovier. But her · voice keeps its character and nothing is lost in the new sound. She is still the ------~-- shining star ofthe Cowboy Junkies. The band has cha&ged since "Sweet Jane" and the Trinity Session. But it's a growth that has been gradual and deliber­ ate- just like the Cpwboy Junkies itself. ----I --- - CHRIS SEPER ' tft

This is important music! This By Jill\ Bartell week, The Verge was swamped by peo­ Staff writer ple begging to review Rage Against The Machine's Rage Against The Machine is much new CD. And Instead of only letting one writer wresile more than a crossover band that mixes with the album, we decided to let thre~ of our best metal with rap. They are a band with a writers take a stab at it, Hope you enjoy our message -and this message can· be heard on its long awaited second release, "Evil tribute to RATM. Empire· (note: it is rumored that the album title was chosen after a 1982 has no~hing on Morello the Magician; and message into your skull. speeoh by then-President: Ronald Rea­ "Filled with messages" unlike Copperfield, Morello won't disappear. Although lyrically less creative than its pre­ gan). By Matt Erickson On "Bulls On Parade," Morello creates a decessor, "Empire" nevertheless leaves a mark This brutal 11-song album is packed Staff editor whining , electrified porno-music effect. on the memory. This version's group of unset­ with songs ranging in content from cor­ "Revolver" opens with intensely creative feed­ tled listeners will find solace in angry choruses· ruption in our military and greed to the It started nearly three years ago - this back guitar, the type that hurts your ears in a "Tum on the radio. nah f•ck it. tum it off' from importance of our freedoms. The song curiosity I have wtth Rage Against the Machine. good way. And while Morello amus&s with "Vietnow" is coming to a skate-or-die dude MRcer" deals With the issue of doffi8So J1le politicatly..mottvated .RAtu . 1\as waited strings, lead 'SiAgerj lack de-la Rocha amazes corwecrt:ion (lear.yQu. . . _ . tic 11~"WWltflfWfle'f·'$Wlnlfft~d sinCe" 1992 to release.it's ' second album; "Evii wtth his weal cords- likely reduced to mere "Empire" is not just noise. although your now he's the champion/ Hey revolver, Empire," and the wait was well worth it threads after this album. folks will prefer jammln' to Nell ·original don't mothers make good fathers?" RA TM has a gift that can allow those who De Ia Rocha shrieks, shouts and screeches Grunge Master" Diamond. "Empire" is filled Another song, "Vietnow." deals with the despise rap and all the home boys in the rap poetic on a plethora of themes: Zapatlstas in with messages, and the liner notes list no less band's negative view of right-wing radio world's hiz-ouse. and all those who wish Mexico, the:rrtUitary and spousal homicide. And than 12 actMst groups' addresses. talk shows. My favorite track, "Tire Me." grunge was still what you find under your toi­ he convinces you to stay the hell away from But forget the history lessons and 5 o'dock deals with the search for the so-called let. to mesh together like one happy hard rock, him when he's pissed off. news influences on "Empire: RATM is kind American dream. · hip hop family. Thing is, it'~ hard to tell what de Ia Rocha is enough to disguise those with its fine-tuned And with lyrics such as "Who will know "People Of the Sun" opens the album with so pissed about, and why he's so intent on get­ fury. "Empire" is recldess and relentless. The now what I know about you/ Now that his­ good reason, what with should-be-legeod Tom ting your head inside a vise grip to pound his result is unflawed and superb. tory's a flowery cancerous mess" and Morello's strlng woft( and all. David ~perfleld "Nah, let's see It broken, bloody and undressed/ We're already dead," it's obvi­ nail on the head and wrote that since Jimi Hen­ with his simple and effective five-piece drum ous to see that RATM has its own way of "Album of the year" drix was the master of guitar tricl!lletml · ·: · :• : Assoctate Verge edftor Indeed, I can't even fathom how he creates Bongos in the background. Many of the songs RAm•· ~e-&s · ~~~rr.Y ~ such sounds. even with the flange, wah-wah, have a hip hop feel, wfllch Wllk uses in "People possible. There's more rap, more groove: tt's been a long time coming. It was worth signal process pedals and customized guitars of the Sun." more power and more anger. lack de La the wait But Rage Against the Machine's sec­ he uses. Certainly important is vocalist lack de La Rocha's hip hop vocals combine well with ond full-length album, "Evil Empire," will have Besides Hendrix. I hear a lot of guitar similar Rocha. He constantly raps and screams. trying the backing of a truly dedicated group of my vote for the album of the year - even with to lan McKay's (Fugazi) playing. But don't mis­ to educate and infuriate listeners with diverse musicians. The new songs are busy, even three-fourths of 1996 to go! understand - Morello creates his own original topics such as the struggles of V~etnam vets. more than Its first aJbum, but not to the My review Is most likely biased because r twist with his mastery of the six-string. wife abuse, the struggles and labors of women point where it's ·overkill." like the band so much. In fact, RATM could hit Considiny was also correct in assessing Tim across the wor1d. the many evils of the corpo­ There are enough well-crafted songs two kitchen pots together and record it, and I Bob (formerty Timmy C.) and his funky bass rate world, racism. police brutality, political and musical surprises here to keep even would freak because of its past accomplish­ playing, when he stated the bassist fills in the hypocrisy. media monopoly, inner-city street the most critical listener waiting and want­ ments. low- and middle-end of the sound mixture to life and the importance of family. ing to hear more. But therfl are many reasons for the album's make up fer the lack of a second guitar. Standouts are "People of the Sun." WBulls on It is important to stress the creative praise. In addition, Morello plays a great deal of Parade," "V~etnow ," "Without a Face" and "Holl aspect of RATM's music. In today's world Most striking of all is Tom Morello's avant­ rhythm guitar along with his unbelievable Right," but the whole album is incredible. I of computers and technology, many gard3 guitar technique. J.D. Considiny, who leads. would give it a 13 out of 10 and a 120 percent bands record a great album without being revi~;wed the album for Guitar World , hit the Brad Wilk rounds out the rhythm section out of 100 percent. Thank you RATM! able to recreate It in a live environment. For RATM , this is not the case. The weight of this responsibility lies on the shoulders of the creative guitar wizard, Tom Morello. Playing the lead role means more than a few heavy chords and an occasional wimpy solo. Morello uses his guitar as an innovative tool, giving birth to an arsenal of sound that can be called nothing short of amazing. You will find absolutely no computers, keyboards or samples here. Morello and company are able to create every sound heard on their albums with use of varied application and technique , along with a fortress of effect pedals. RATM is trying hard to break down the walls. Listen to its music, then listen to its message, and·then listen again. There Is much to be l~med here. 8B Friday, April 19, 1996 On the VERGE of the Weekend ‘Fear’ is “everything SAVE MONEY you want it to be” 1996-97 Graduates MAKE THE RIGHT MOVE By MATT ERICKSON nary chump. He’s possessed Register for Placement NOW!!! Fill out the disk over the Staff writer and obsessed, rejected and Summer and return it for uploading in the Fall. dejected, and he’s not about to Alright, I’ll admit it: I own give up the ship. He destroys Purchase your placement registration package both of Mark Wahlberg’s albums daddy’s prized Mustang convert- from the Funky Bunch days. 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Also kitchen, office, main- pus. 345-9636 after 5:00 pm. ______4/19 Rita and Jon through our 348-8413 Or self serve at University Village. tenance. Salary $1250 or more ______4/19 DOUBLE LOFT FOR SALE. Fits Adoption Advocate, 1-800-852- ______4/25 NEWLY REMODELED. 345-3454 plus R&B. Camp LWC/GWCC, ROOMS FOR MEN IN MY Taylor and Thomas. Unique con- 1765 Maple, Nfld., IL 60093. 708- 4294, code #424681. SUMMER SUBLESSORS NEED- HOUSE. Quiet, serious students ______4/19 446-2444. ______4/24 ED. 2 BR. A/C, furnished, close only. Summer only, $110 per TYPING-WILL TYPE ANYTHING ______5/1 LET’S HELP EACH OTHER to campus. Call 345-4869 month, 3-month contract. Most Lost & Found on short notice; flexible rates. Call CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING- ADOPTION- Full time mom and ______4/25 utilities included. Kitchen privi- Bri any hour 345-6544 Earn up to $2,000+/month work- devoted dad can provide your SUMMER 96. 1 BEDROOM, leges. One block from campus. struction. Call Theresa at 3709. ______4/19 ing on Cruise Ships or Land-Tour newborn with a loving warm NICE, close to campus. $165/mo, Diane, 345-7266 after 5 p.m. ______4/23 AROMA THERAPY SEMINAR- companies. World Travel (Hawaii, financially stable home filled with all utilities included. 581-3730 ______5/6 use oils for stress and memory. Mexico, the Caribbean, etc.) joy and laughter. Financial assis- ______5/3 3 BDRM, 2 BATH HOUSE, 4-6 FOUND: LADIES DIAMOND & May 4 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Seasonal and full-time employ- tance. Please call any time 2-3 SUMMER SUBLESSORS people, appliances, W/D, part. EMERALD RING. Call 348-0379 RSVP. 235-9788. ment available. No experience Donna and Dennis 1-800-314- NEEDED for large 2 bedroom furn., 10 month lease. 348-5418 necessary. For more information 4265. apt. fully furnished. CHEAP! call ______4/22 call 1-206-971-3550 ext. C57385 ______5/6 348-7898. 1 BEDROOM APT, 2 people; ______4/25 ______4/22 House, 4 people. Deposit & campus clips HELP WANTED: NEED BUSI- Roommates Lease. No pets 345-4602 WESLEY FOUNDATION LIGHTHOUSE 9 p.m. - 1 a.m. tonight in the NESS MAJOR TO FILL STU- For Rent ______4/19 Basement of W.F. DENT BUSINESS MANAGER RENTAL HOUSE UP TO 5. WESLEY FOUNDATION Sunday “Cent” Supper at 5 p.m. Sunday April FEMALE ROOMMATE NEEDED 14, at the Foundation . Please stop by and sign up or call your name in POSITION. Apply at Student for next fall/spring. $200 a month, Available 8/15/96. Call 348-0191 LINCOLNWOOD PINETREE. by Friday 348-8191. Eat at 5 p.m. Publications, Gallery of the own room. Call Erica 581-8141 ______5/6 FURNISHED APARTMENTS, MEMBERS OF CHRISTIAN Organizations Social/Prayer & Praise at Union! ______4/19 SUMMER ONLY. House 1210 PATIOS, BALCONIES, AIR, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Saturday April 27, place TBA. Preceding this fellowship ______5/6 2 FEMALE ROOMMATES NEED- 3rd st. Close to campus 2-3 peo- POOL, SUNDECK, CLOSE TO and praise we will be eating dinner together in Stevenson at 5 p.m. SUMMER BREAK=$$$ IF YOU ED for Fall/Spring. Flat $200/mo. ple 348-5032. CAMPUS. 24/HR MAINTE- KAPPA DELTA PI spring invitation banquet at 6 p.m. Sunday April 21 WILL BE IN CHICAGOLAND Fantastic location. 3 bedrooms, ______4/25 NANCE. APPOINTMENT 345- in the Grand Ballroom. Just a reminder to all those attending. AND NEED CASH, THEN CALL kitchen, 2 baths. Call 348-6218 LG. 2 BEDROOM. 2-3 people. 6000 EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA ceremony at 11 a.m. Sunday April 21 in PAIGE TEMPORARY, INC. THE ______4/19 Furnished, good condition. Close OFFICE SPECIALISTS. $6.50- ______5/6 to campus. Pool and balcony. 1895 room in Union. Formal picture $ is due today. Bring to Amanda's 12.00 PER HOUR. Customer ser- VERY LARGE 2 BEDROOM apt. Avail. FA96. CAll now 348-7753 apartment (23 Cooper). vice, data entry, reception, gener- Sublessors 3-4 people furnished. Garbage ______4/19 SIGMA GAMMA RHO Gold & Royal Blue Paradise at 10 p.m. in the al office, accounting. Paige disposal, dishwasher, central air, 1 BEDROOM APARTMENT. University Ballroom. and decks 10 mo. lease Call 345- Furnished. Water, cable, & trash INDIGO MANDATORY meeting at 6 p.m. tonight in the Play room, Fine Temporary, Inc. represents the SUMMER SUBLESSOR NEED- 2363 included. 12 mo. lease. $350/mo. Arts building. All members must attend this meeting, including men. major local companies with ED. Own room, A/C, low utilities. ______5/6 345-9178 The play is Thursday April 25. IMMEDIATE OFFICE OPEN- Rent negotiable. Call Amy 345- McARTHUR MANOR APART- ______4/19 EIU DANCERS picnic at 2-4 p.m. Sunday April 21 at the Campus pond. INGS. Full time and part time 9507 MENTS Now Leasing for 96-97 LARGE 3 BEDROOM APART- Bring your food. available. ELEVEN CONVE- ______4/19 school year. Two bedroom fur- MENT in quiet residential building NIENT LOCATIONS: Downtown, SUBLESSOR NEEDED FOR Campus Clips are run free of charge ONE DAY ONLY for nished Apartments 12-month at 300 Harrison, available 5/15 or PLEASE NOTE: Skokie, Des Plaines, Vernon THIS SUMMER, own room at any non-profit, campus organizational event. All Clips should be submitted to lease 345-2231 8/1/96. $180 per month/person. Hills, Elmhurst, Lisle, Crystal Atrium, pool, hot tub, dishwasher. The Daily Eastern News office by noon ONE BUSINESS DAY BEFORE ______5/6 Call David McGrady at 348-8258 Lake, Rolling Meadows, Elgin, Call 345-4127 DATE OF EVENT. Example: an event scheduled for Thursday should be 4 OR 5 BEDROOM HOUSE ______5/6 Hinsdale and Orland Park. Call ______4/26 submitted as a Campus Clip by NOON Wednesday. (Thursday is deadline available for next school year at 5 BR. 2 BATH HOME $170 per Ms. Campbell today for details: 1- ONE SUBLESSOR NEEDED for for Friday, Saturday or Sunday events.) Clips submitted AFTER DEADLINE 953 Division Street and 715 9th br. DEP & REF. Call 345-7993 800-470-TEMP (1-800-470-8367) Summer. GREAT location-huge WILL NOT be published. No clips will be taken by phone. Any Clip that is Street house. Phone 345-5728. before 7:30 a.m.- after 5 p.m. ______5/6 balcony. Call 581-3764 illegible or contains conflicting information WILL NOT BE RUN. Clips may be ______4/25 ______4/23 edited for available space. ______4/25 FRIDAY APRIL 19

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Announcements Announcements ______4/19 GOV’T FORECLOSED homes for pennies on $1. Delinquent SIG KAPS: CONGRATULA- Tax, Repo’s, REO’s. Your area. TIONS on winning the Toll Free (1) 800-898-9778 Ext. Scholarship Award! Keep up the H-2262 fro current listings. good work! ______4/19 ______4/19 $40,000/YR. INCOME potential. EASTSIDE PACKAGE SUPER Home typists/PC users. Toll Free WEEKEND SPECIALS. ICE (1) 800-898-9778 Ext. T-2262 for COLD MICH & MICH LT. 12NR listings. $7.99. STROHS LT. 12PK $3.99. ______4/19 LITE, DRAFT, RED DOG ML. GO DELTA CHI OBSTACLES! $4.99.BERINGER W/ZIN 7.50 LOVE, LISA ML $4.99. ARISTOCRAT VODKA ______4/19 $7.50ML. FAST DRIVE-UP WIN- DELTA SIGMA PHI INFORMA- DOW. KEGS IN STOCK. RT. 130 TIONAL Tues. April 23, 6-8 p.m. AT JACKSON AVE. 345-5722. 1001 Greek Court. For rides or ______4/19 info call Josh at 581-6517. SIG KAP TUGGERS: GOOD ______4/19 LUCK in Tugs Finals! You have GOOD LUCK ALPHA GAMS vol- made it this far- keep up the leyball. Let’s have a great week- good work! end! ______4/19 ______4/19 SIGMA NU VOLLEYBALL: AMY MAYOTTE AND JILL bump, set, spike, WIN! DIMON OF ALPHA GAMMA ______4/19 DELTA. Thanks for a great week. JOANNA MARTIN OF SIGMA You guys are the best! KAPPA, congratulations on your ______4/19 engagement to Jeff Thorne. We EARTHDAY APRIL 22- Clean up are happy for you. walk 3:00 South Quad. For info ______4/19 call 348-6354 Melaina. A-PHI**SIG PI BARBEQUE 2:30 ______4/19 PIGPEN T.P.? CAULIFLOWER? At least ______4/19 we left the rock!- Crazy Eights. AMY DECKER OF ALPHA ______4/19 GAMMA DELTA: Congratulations CONGRATULATIONS JASON on being nominated as one of the MAULDING OF PHI DELTA Top Ten Greek Women. Your sis- THETA on being chosen as one ters are happy for you. of the EIU top ten Greek Men of ______4/19 the year, also- on being grad NICOLE COURI AND JENNIFER assistant for coming year, We DAULBY OF SIGMA KAPPA: love you- you’re the greatest!!! Congratulations on being elected Love, Mom and Dad to Student Senate! Your sisters ______4/19 are very proud of you! SIGMA KAPPA INFORMATION- ______4/19 AL: April 23rd at 5:30 p.m. at the EASTSIDE PACKAGE SUPER Sig Kap House. We hope to see WEEKEND SPECIALS. ICE you all there! For rides or info call COLD MICH & MICH LT. 12NR Missy 348-5242 or Anne 581- $7.99. STROHS, STROHS LT. 8158. 12 PK. $3.99. LITE, DRAFT, ______4/23 RED DOG 12NR. $6.79. THE WOMEN OF SIGMA BERINGER W/ZIN 7.50 ML. KAPPA hope everyone is having $4.99. ARISTOCRAT VODKA a fun Greek Week! 7.50 ML. $3.99 FAST DRIVEUP ______4/19 WINDOW. KEG IN STOCK. RT. DIANE SCHMELZEL OF ALPHA 130 AT JACKSON AVE. 345- SIGMA TAU: Congratulations on 5722. getting the Ruby Trimble Award! ______4/19 Your sisters are proud! SIG KAPS: CONGRATULA- ______4/19 TIONS ON WINNING the BRIAN ADAMS OF SIGMA PHI President’s Award for Fraternal EPSILON: Your the greatest kid! Excellence- Way to to! We need to go out soon! Tau ______4/19 love, your mom, Shelly ALPHA PHI-SIGMA PI BAR- ______4/19 BEQUE TODAY 2:30 AT PIG CONGRATULATIONS LAURIE PEN! BRING YOU OWN MEAT! SURGES, DIANE SCHMELZEL, ______4/19 AND KRISTEN CELEREK on CONGRATULATIONS DIANE your Who’s Who Award! Your sis- SCHMELZEL AND LAURIE ters are very proud of you! SURGES OF ALPHA SIGMA ______4/19 TAU on getting into the TOP TEN HAPPY 23RD BIRTHDAY JEN- GREEK WOMEN! Your sisters NIFER TOOHILL OF ESA. Love, are proud of you! Mouth & Tigger. Better late than ______4/19 never. CONGRATULATIONS TO ______4/19 FRANCES GREEN OF ALPHA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GAMMA DELTA for receiving the WOMEN OF ALPHA GAMMA 1995-96 outstanding sorority DELTA on receiving the president of the year. Your sisters President’s Award for Fraternal are very proud of you! Excellence! ______4/19 ______4/19 SCHROEDER- The sequined GET READY TO PARTY YOUR gloves may not have worked on SNAKES OFF TONIGHT~! stage, but they’re kicking ______4/19 “BOOTS” at the pond! You made TO THE MEN OF DELTA CHI- us shine. Sig Kap Love, the Good Luck tomorrow at TUGS Cellar Girls. finals! I’ll be there cheering! ______4/19 Love, Lisa ANNA HEMPHILL AND ______4/19 FRANCES GREEN OF ALPHA CYNDI WALKER- HAPPY GAMMA DELTA: Congratulations (LATE) 20TH B-DAY. HOPE on receiving Who’s Who Among LAST NIGHT WASN’T TOO America’s Top College Students. ROUGH. STALLION ______4/19 ______4/19 A-PHI’S, SIG PI’S SEE YOU AT A-PHI SEE YOU AT THE BAR- THE PIG PEN! (9TH ST) BEQUE IN LUAU ATTIRE! ______4/19 ______4/19 SIG EPS: Good luck Little Men GO HOG WILD ALL YOU PHI Tugs!Also, congratulations on SIGMA PI’S SEE YOU ON winning Greek Sing! You guys APRIL 20 are the best! Love, Christie Need Some money? Sell Your UNWANTED ITEMS in the CLASSIFIED SECTION of the DAILY EASTERN NEWS 12B Friday, April 19, 1996 On the VERGE of the Weekend

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