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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 July by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. CHANCE OF RAIN a high of 90º The Cubs INSIDE Daily fall to Shining Eastern Pirates Eastern Illinois University Chicago WEDNESDAY Charleston, Ill. 61920 loses to July 17, 1996 on ... Vol. 81, No. 162 Pittsburgh John Travolta’s latest film 8 pages 10-5 shows off his star power. PAGE PAGE 5 News “Tell the truth and don’t be afraid” 8 Trustees approve budget Jorns also issued raise By DENISE RENFRO Campus editor

Eastern’s Board of Trustees Monday approved a fiscal year 1998 budget request which would allow for a 9.4 percent increase in the operating budget. The budget would provide more than $5.7 million for academic program enhancements, equipment purchases, deferred maintenance and faculty and staff salary increases. The total operating budget, with the raise, would be more than $66 million. “I feel the budget passed is a realistic budget for Eastern – it addresses needs that we have in IBE MASAYUKI/Staff photographer operating budgets and in capital projects,” said Jill Nilsen, special assistant to the president. “I’m really pleased the board adopted the Dinah blow your horn budget as presented,” Nilsen said. “That budget Tom Birkner, a music teacher from Belleville West High School at Belleville, orders students to start playing on Tuesday afternoon will be sent to the Board of Higher Education during a practice session for the concert on Saturday of Eastern’s jazz camp at the Fine Arts Center. The concert will be on 1:00 and then the general assembly.” p.m. on Saturday at Dvorak Concert Hall. See BOARD page 2 First Lincoln Festival City Council one step further to feature spirit, history in abolition of last liquor license By PHYLLIS KARPUS By MISSA BECK Cougill to present his side for amending the Staff writer City editor ordinance. Our goal is to show The Council discussed on July 2 changing the Groups and organizations that history does not have to The Charleston City Council voted Tuesday to seven class C licenses to six, and along with six wishing to have a booth at the first “be boring, and there is a lot to pass a contingency regarding the fate of the only class A licenses. Currently, there are 12 total Abraham Lincoln Festival held in be learned about President remaining class C liquor license for Charleston bars. drinking establishments in Charleston satisfying Charleston on September 28 need Lincoln’s life.” One Charleston resident, Denis Wilhoit, has tavern owners’ tastes for business competition. to contact organizers as soon as expressed interest in attaining the remaining liquor In other business, the council voted to layover and possible. -Vicki Woodard, license. amend an ordinance concerning toy vehicles such as The Lincoln Festival will be a historic liaison, Lincoln Festival Attorney Greg Bonelli, representing Wilhoit, has skateboards and roller blades which are not to be day of celebrating old-time filed the appeal with the Springfield Liquor allowed in front of businesses and public buildings there is a lot to be learned about Commission regarding Wilhoit’s application for the particularly on the Charleston square. community spirit with emphasis President Lincoln’s life.” on Lincoln history. The day will license. There are already signs prohibiting bicycles on the The festivities will begin at 9 Bonelli has scheduled a hearing for Mayor feature a walking parade, games, a.m. with a walking parade in See COUNCIL page 2 music, contests, demonstrations, downtown Charleston. Woodard booths and Lincoln presenters will said the theme of the parade is highlight the festivities around the taken from Lincoln’s Gettysburg Charleston Square. Eastern’s female population is Address: “It is a parade ‘Of the Sherry Walker, co-chairwoman people, by the people, for the of the event, said the festival is a people.’” spin-off to the re-enactments of “We want every child in on the rise with national trends the Lincoln-Douglas debates, Charleston to feel the excitement By JEFF KELLY taken from statistics at Eastern’s Looking back throughout which were held in Coles County of being in a parade,” Walker said. Staff writer Planning and Public Affairs history, there have been some in the past including last year at “They can decorate their bikes Office, is nothing new to Eastern, years when men at Eastern the Coles County Fairgrounds in with crepe paper and playing All college men who say they or almost anywhere for that seemed downright scarce. Charleston. cards like kids did in the past, or can’t find a date on campus are matter. In the fall quarter of 1943 the The focus of the event is walk their dogs, or just walk.” out of an excuse. Women accounted for 54 Eastern News reported that “total preserve and extend the know- Walker said they are planning a The fall 1995 student pop- percent of all college degrees enrollment at Eastern dropped to ledge of Lincoln’s life and times. little Abe and Mary look-alike ulation of Eastern was roughly 58 conferred in 1992, according to a an unexpected low of 281 “We want the celebration to be contest. “We’d love to see lots of percent female, which coincides study done in American Demo- students this fall as compared informative, educational and little Abes and Marys parading with national statistics that show graphics magazine in May 1994. with 615 last year.” Of this total, entertaining,” said Vicki Woodard, around Charleston,” she said. record numbers of women Eastern would seem to be about The Eastern News stated that historic liaison for the festival. A Civil War military camp-in attending and graduating from average in this category, trad- “only 44 are men.” “Our goal is to show that history See LINCOLN page 2 colleges. itionally having a larger female does not have to be boring, and This overpowering percentage, population. See WOMEN page 2 2 Wednesday, July 17, 1996 The Daily Eastern News

Three Tuscola men charged COUNCIL from page one Charleston square. The council also passed a resolu- There are already signs prohibit- tion granting $3,000 to Charleston’s ing bicycles on the sidewalks, but tourism funds, including $1,700 for in January courthouse arson after numerous complaints from promotions and advertising for the TUSCOLA (AP) – Three young men were Price said. businesses, the signs may need to Abraham Lincoln Festival begin- charged Tuesday with the arson fire last January Inves- REPORT be altered. ning September 28. at the Douglas County Courthouse. tigators believe “That will be too much to put on Also council passed a resolution Sheriff John Chambers said a tip led investiga- the suspects a sign,” said Mayor Dan Cougill. “I to apply for state and federal grant tors to the suspects and that a fourth person is threw fire- am amazed that there needs to be a funds to improve water distribution being questioned. bombs through sign for anything of this nature, to the northeast side of town. Two of the suspects are brothers – Howard the state’s att- ASSOCIATED PRESS common sense should prevail.” Another public hearing, the date Wilson, 21, and Robert Wilson, 18. The third sus- orney’s win- The ordinance is on layover so is yet to be determined, will be held pect is a 17-year-old juvenile. dow in an attempt to destroy evidence against more thorough information and for concerned community members They were charged with burglary, arson, crimi- them in a previous crime. reaction from the community can about the 911 address change for nal damage to property, possession of incendiary The fire caused more than $100,000 in damage, be considered. emergency vehicle response. devices and criminal damage to state property, Price said. The state’s attorney’s office was gutted according to Assistant State’s Attorney Darrell and adjoining rooms were blackened by smoke, he Price. Wilson was already serving a sentence in said. Prosecutors have moved back into the office, Champaign County on a domestic battery charge, which has since been renovated, he said. WOMEN from page one This low number was most likely females. However, it does seem that due to the “ever increasing number of women make up a large portion of from page one men in service,” as World War II was just about any major at Eastern. LINCOLN going on at that time. Linda Leal, psychology professor and demonstrations will be Senate seat, have been invited to be made from ice cream sticks, In 1916, the Normal News reported and a member of the Women’s located behind the library. debate on the Coles County Lincoln Logs, twigs, anything that of the 88 seniors that graduated Studies Council at Eastern, said that The 33rd Infantry Regiment Courthouse steps. simple,” Walker said. They will that year, 18 were males, compared roughly 71 percent of psychology Band of Bloomington will pro- The candidates are vying for be judged by local real estate with 70 females. majors at Eastern are female. The only time men were more “Usually, it seems to be girls that vide period music. The Skiffles, the same seat Lincoln and agents. bountiful than women at Eastern was do better in school and get better a dulcimer band from Decatur, Douglas were campaigning for Woodard said that since this is in the late 50s and 60s. The Eastern grades,” Leal said. “Out of the 10 or will also perform during the day. during the 1858 debates. the first year for this type of State News reported in the fall of 12 students that are in the psychology Woodard said there will be Even if the candidates cannot event, “we have no way of 1955 that 1,193 men had enrolled for honors program, probably 75 to 80 period games like those Lincoln schedule the debate in time for knowing how many people to classes, while only 718 women were percent of them are women.” would have played when he was the festival, Woodard and expect. Thousands, we hope.” signed up. In fall of 1957, The Students, although these numbers young. Walker promise the day will be “We also understand Sept. 28 Eastern News reported 1,376 men are not instantly apparent on campus, At least nine members of the filled with fun, games and con- will be relatively early into the and 788 women. The September 21, do sometimes notice that the sexual Association of Lincoln Pres- tests for all ages, all interrelated fall semester; however, we hope 1958 edition of The Eastern News scales are not completely balanced at enters from Kentucky, Ohio, with Lincoln’s life. to get Eastern students and orga- contained an article reading: “The Eastern. ratio of men to women has improved “I definitely see more girls around Kansas and Illinois will give 15 Walker suggests that men in nizations involved. They are in favor of women. This year’s campus than boys,” said Kelly minute presentations, which will the community start working on such a vital part of our commu- enrollment, with 813 registered Coleen Murrin, a volunteer at the represent a different aspect of a stove-pipe hat for the tallest nity.” women compared to 1,539 males, has Women’s Research Center. “I Lincoln’s life. stove-pipe hat contest. Walker invites any group or improved from former years when wouldn’t say that it’s definitely a The presenters will portray The Festival will also feature organization from the communi- females were outnumbered at least good thing, but it shows that women Lincoln’s ideas on religion, a pie-eating contest, a pumpkin ty and Eastern to contact her at 2:1.” are taking advantage of what is being a lawyer and his passion and gourd painting contest and a 345-8459 if they are interested In the following years, the Eastern offered to them.” for politics. miniature log cabin contest. The in setting up a booth at the festi- News reported that men repeatedly These trends of large numbers of Representative Richard Dur- pumpkins and gourds will be val. outnumbered female students in large women filling the halls of education bin (D-Springfield) and Al Salvi displayed in store windows and Woodard can be reached a numbers, until the mid-60s, when doesn’t seem to be ending anytime women’s numbers began rising. soon, according to an article in the (R-Wauconda), candidates in the will be judged by local artists. 932-5378 for additional informa- In 1964, the Daily Eastern News May 1994 issue of American upcoming race for the U.S. “The miniature log cabins can tion about the event. reported that women were again out- Demographics. numbered by men 2,621 to 2,038. The article says that women are After this year, the women’s student earning growing shares of degrees, population continued to grow, and and may earn 48 percent of doctor- BOARD from page one began to outnumber the male popula- ates in 2004, compared with 37 per- tion at Eastern, and it still does to this cent in 1992. It also states that “That budget is just a request that will be rec- said of Jorns’ raise. day. women’s share of professional ommended to the IBHE,” said Jason Anselment, In other board business: What are the reasons for this cur- degrees, such as medicine and law, student body president-elect. “It’s important for ■ The board reviewed a report regarding inter- rent trend? may slightly grow, from 40 percent to us to request to the IBHE and state legislature collegiate athletics. The report showed the athlete “Not to sound sexist or politically 42 percent. numbers that very realistic.” graduation rate to be very similar to the rate for incorrect, but as long as we have a With the growing number of “Consistently in the past the numbers have non-athletes. strong College of Elementary females in the college population and been sliced down a little (by the IBHE and legis- “One of the things that I remember the ques- Education, I would assume that there professional society, are men consid- lature),” he said. tions that were in the report were legitimate, inter- will always be a large number of ering the possibility of becoming an “We’ll try and do the best we can to get our fair females coming to Eastern,” said endangered species in the business collegiate athletics are important,” Anselment Frank Hohrengarten, dean of world? share,” Anselment said. said. “The answers were appropriate, it was a very Enrollment Management. “I definitely feel threatened,” said “The budget submitted yesterday seems to be very promising report concerning the academic stan- “Since 1986, when Eastern was 53 one undecided Eastern sophomore, realistic in terms of our needs.” dard our athletes are held to.” percent female, the number has risen who also claimed that he noticed a lot The board also voted to approve a 7 percent ■ The board approved naming the tennis courts to the 57 percent that it is this fall,” more girls on campus “on warm, raise in President David Jorns salary. His yearly located south of Weller Hall the “Rex V. Darling Hohrengarten said. “Over the last 10 sunny days.” salary will go from $120,000 to $128,400. This is Varsity Tennis Courts” in commemoration of for- years, the average female EIU student “I don’t think it will ever come to the first pay raise Jorns has received since mer Eastern tennis coach Rex V. Darling. population has been 55 percent. This that (men being outnumbered in the September of 1994. Darling, who coached from 1945 to 1974, had is nothing new.” job world),” Leal said. “The figures Hohrengarten said that he thinks have kind of remained constant the Anything that has to do with personnel is done the longest tenure of any tennis coach in Eastern in a closed session of the board and any decisions Eastern has always had a strong last decade, and I think it’s just a case history and was responsible for the first tennis College of Education, and this is a where women are discovering more or actions must be done in an open session, Nilsen courts being built on campus. major that seems to interest mostly opportunities.” The Daily Eastern News MONEY’S LOW

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Chad Gallagher Copy desk ...... Denise Renfro, Chad Gallagher, Photo editor ...... Naoko Kojima Missa Beck CALL 581-2812 Asst. night editor...... Missa Beck The Daily Eastern News Wednesday, July 17, 1996 3 Computer help offered for Web By LUKE RYAN net. Staff writer The second workshop will be an introduction to Two workshops will be Microsoft Word which offered this week in will take place from 9 to 4 Lumpkin Hall to introduce p.m. on Friday. students to the World Basic functions of Wide Web and Microsoft menus and formatting and Word. editing documents on the “We’ve had a very good world’s most popular word response to these work- processing application will shops,” said Joy Rainey of be covered. Eastern’s Business and The text, “Word for Technology Institute. “We Windows ‘95” will be have all new labs and soft- used as an additional re- ware this year.” source for the workshop. 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Dining Service dishes stolen Union to host film depicting East By MISSA BECK AND DENISE Estimated value is $300. By MISSA BECK certainly do not address people’s prob- RENFRO Tracey Johnson, of 25 Monroe City editor lems by executing them,” said Gary Staff editors Police Ave., was cited for DUI, driving Collins, union president. “If fellow orders while her license was suspended, Union members will be hosting a around the world would unite it would be More than $300 of dishware BLOTTER operation of an uninsured motor movie presentation at 7 p.m. tonight in a better place for everybody.” was stolen from Eastern’s Dining aged, a report stated. vehicle, disobeying a stop sign, Room 17 of Lumpkin Hall. Trailmobile, and owner Edward Services. On Monday, Arthur Trenholm, improper lane usage and illegal The movie, “Death of a Nation,” Wanandi, allegedly had connections to Judy Horn, Dining services of 24 Kickapoo Pl., reported that transportation of alcohol by a depicts Indonesia’s invasion of the Pacific the Indonesian military. After thorough director, reported to police that his Bronco sustained $300 in driver, a report stated. Island of East Timor. It features footage research, union members found 165 new clear plastic glasses, damage when three Xs were Chad Martin, 20, of 208 of a November 1991 Santa Cruz mas- Trailmobile was controlled by the valued at approximately $184, scratched on the door. Seventh St., was arrested for pos- sacre of unarmed protesters against Gemala Group, an Indonesian group that and 50 white coffee cups, valued Nathan Marshall, of 1202 session of cannabis, from 2.5 Indonesian occupancy and the later delib- supports their armed forces. at approximately $187, were Lincoln, reported that his grams to 10 grams, according to erate killing of over 200 survivors from “Showing of this movie has no rela- stolen from the Martin Luther Diamondback mountain bike was a report. the massacre. tionship at all with ownership being King Jr. University Union Dining stolen from the Sigma Pi House, Christie Edmonds, of 2219 The purpose for the United Paper- Indonesian. A few members in the local Services room, according to a 956 Sixth St. Loss is estimated at Ninth St., reported damage to her workers International Union Local 7591 (union) became aware of the conflict dur- police report. $440, a police report stated. 1992 Dodge Shadow’s paint. A sponsoring the film is because today is the ing lockout and were appalled for human- On July 6, the press box at the On Sunday, Scott Burris, 810 white, dry chemical substance, 20th anniversary of Indonesia’s annexa- itarian reasons. girls softball field was reportedly Jackson Ave., also reported that which was determined to be tion of East Timor and members support “We want to increase public awareness broken into. A Nevco scoreboard his Diamondback Outlook moun- emission from a fire extinguisher, the protesters because of union ties. and emphasize this presentation has noth- control panel and a Dukane tain bike was stolen. The bike was sprayed on her car. Damage “We have a lot of labor unions abroad ing to do with Trailmobile,” said Larry microphone amplifier were dam- was chained to his front porch. is reported at $5,000. that are no different than in Illinois’. You Agan, union media coordinator.

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Then, Mr. X will be Westfield Gym where the locked- Army taught found easily. However, for me, this Opinion out union workers of Trailmobile, rookies that Viet- incident did not look so simple. Inc. were voting on the latest pro- namese were not The word, gook, which Mr. X posal. used against us is a highly offen- page The vote was to end at 8:00 IBE MASAYUKI humans, so it sive word for discrimination p.m. But we arrived at the parking Guest columnist was not homicide against eastern Asians. This word lot behind the Gym about 8:20 to kill them.” was, at first, was used against Editorials are the opinion of the Editorial Board. p.m. I was worrying if there was Filipinos during the era of the Columns are the opinion of the author. still something showing the colonization by the United States. results of the voting, because to take photographs of it for Later, this was used against Koreans during the Korean War The Daily Eastern News was the purpose of our visit. and against Vietnamese during the Vietnam War. Wednesday, July 17, 1996 A man who looked like one of the union workers was In the Vietnam War, the U.S. Army taught rookies that coming nearby us from the way of entrance. (I do not know Vietnamese were not humans but gooks, so it was not his name, so I would like to call him Mr. X.) I asked, “How homicide to kill them. Mr. X might be one of those victims PAGE 4 is the vote going?” I thought Mr. X said “not good,” but I who were “educated” in such way. For him, there would be was not sure, so I asked again. no difference between Japanese and Vietnamese – they Instead of answering my question, Mr. X asked me, would all be just gooks. (However, as a Japanese who “Where are you from?” I answered, “Daily Eastern News.” would not be often considered as a colleague by other Mr. X screamed, “Go back home! It’s none of your busi- Asians because of the former military invasion and the pre- Faculty deserves ness!” I did not understand the reason for his orders, and sent economical invasion, to be seen as a same Asian thought something wrong might be happening at the Gym. would be delightful.) considerable salary I started walking toward the entrance of the Gym at the However, is a racist so careless to declare his biased other side to check it out. view in front of the people who know him well, even if it is Mr. X was screaming the same kind of things, and asked considered as a hate crime? This kind of discrimination hike for job well done another photographer working for The Daily Eastern News usually exists under the situation with a tacit understanding where she was from. She explained she was from by the majority, like the former United States, or with laws It is time for Eastern to pay up. Charleston to take some photos for The News. Yelling protecting the biases, like the former South Africa under The lowest paid faculty among sister Illinois uni- again, Mr. X loudly asked which country she came from. Apartheid policy. versities is up for a new contract. I understood what Mr. X was asking first, and stopped And most of recent racist offenders do not show them- walking. She said, “Japan.” Mr. X asked me, “You too?” I selves and hide behind anonymity. Without these circum- Eastern’s chapter of University Professionals of answered yes, then he restarted screaming, “It’s none of stances to protect himself, Mr. X shouted, so it looks Illinois is currently in negotiations with Eastern’s your business! ... Go back to your country! ... Get out of my strange for me. administration, and a new contract is expected by country!” One of the union members told us that Mr. X was fired August 31 – the expiration date of the current con- Ignoring these unconstructive suggestions, I headed by Trailmobile five times, so the company would not call tract. toward the entrance. Mr. X came right up next to me him back even after the end of the lockout. In short, Mr. X yelling at us. “Get the hell out of my country,” he would be one of 400 to 500 workers to be laid off. For the first time faculty screamed. Mr. X must be opposing the proposal. His first words, raises will be decided by I looked at him. I did not feel any danger from Mr. X. “not good,” were referring to this result. He might have Editorial the administration. Instead, I felt that I saw sorrow and pain on his face. As if been trying to keep us foreigners from the results which With the elimination of he understood my thinking, he said, “Don’t look at me with would show his dismissal as “the win of the union.” His the Board of Governors and adoption of Eastern’s such face.” scream might be a protest against the union which lead to Getting to the corner of the Gym, I saw some union his fate. This is an ironic tragedy that the union, which own governing board – the Board of Trustees – workers and TV crews near the entrance. Mr. X shouted exists to protect workers, leave workers in the lurch. For labor negotiations lie solely in the hands of Eastern. with a louder voice to the people. I forgot what exactly he him, what did “the win” look like? What is encouraging is the union chapter and said, but the brief was, “Make these `gooks’ get out of my But I still do not know if this view is right. The informa- Eastern have appeared to be getting along very country.” tion I have is not enough to judge, so I would like to make well, and both are optimistic about a salary I remember the reactions of those people. They looked at this as a letter to him requesting a response, including the us with surprise, then looked at Mr. X with pity. Ignoring reason why he used the word “gook.” increase; however, no terms of the increase percent him, I started taking photos. Some union members apolo- have been given. gized to us about Mr. X. One of them told me that the pro- Through 1994-1995, Eastern faculty were lowest posal had passed, getting about 70 percent support. When I –Ibe Masayuki is a staff photographer and guest colum- among Illinois sister schools at an average of finished taking photos, Mr. X was gone. nist for The Daily Eastern News. $36,400 for all teaching ranks. Northeastern Illinois University averaged $39,400; Western Illinois University averaged $42,100; Illinois State University averaged nearly $10,000 more than Eastern at $46,000; Northern Illinois University averaged $44,000; and Illinois State University faculty averaged $46,000. Eastern’s administration must begin awarding faculty raises higher than the cost of inflation if the school wants to keep its quality faculty. Recent graduation rates at Eastern are second only to the University of Illinois at Champaign- Urbana – with a faculty salary average of $57,000. Eastern also ranks second in the state in freshman retention rate – U of I is ahead of Illinois. The main reason Eastern continues to churn out quality graduates at a high retention rate is the faculty. Therefore, the faculty should be rewarded and given an increase of at least 5 percent, which would raise the average to a mere $38,220 – still lowest among similar Illinois schools. At a 7 percent increase, faculty would average $38,948 – an amount that would finally put Eastern near its peers. With the pay raise in the hands of the administration, there is no reason Eastern faculty should not the name of the author, the author’s be compensated for a quality job that produces Centennial books address, telephone number, year in results second only to U of I. your turn school and current major must be still available included. Verification prior to a letter being Dear editor: published is necessary. 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Mattoon resident The Daily Eastern 5 News entertainment page Wednesday, July 17, 1996 ‘Surfers’ out to prove they Garbage is not trash By MISSA BECK in the making Staff editor – though Mansar does can still kick some ‘butt’ his Garbage is not trash. not mention By LUKE RYAN are musically sound and very entertaining. “TV Star” The four-member group out scratching Staff writer is a country-like ballad about a man’s desire for a TV of Madison, Wis., is gracing her nails actress dubiously named “Christina”, who figures out T he Butthole Surfers have asserted themselves the airwaves with delightfully heart- down some- commercially with their newest release he likes “Ellen” better. “My Brother’s Wife” leaves ed alternative rock songs like “Only thing in re- TElectricLarryLand. The album is the second Haynes obsessing over his sister-in-law’s breasts in Happy When It Rains,” “Vow” and venge of a major label offering from the Surfers on Capital the midst of a distortion filled looping sequence, and “Stupid Girl.” lover. Records, and upon ‘Larryland’s release last week the “Let’s Talk About Cars,” with its seductive melody Lead singer Shirley Mansar, with But some lyrics (“What drives album’s first single, “Pepper,” rocketed to No. 1 on and French conversation, would make a great sound- her angry yet soft voice, has a you on can drive you mad. A mil- Billboard magazine’s modern rock charts. track for a late-night Cinemax flick. screaming and seductive tone to it lion lies to sell yourself is all you “Pepper” is the odd-ball on this album of punk- and This is the 13th release for the Butthole Surfers in that gives Garbage its main strength. ever had”) tell a young woman not humor-tinged tunes with its hip-hop drum machine their 15-year history, and the band, which consists of The sound is retro, metal and rock to be “stupid” and be yourself with programming and rocking anthem-like chorus where Haynes, guitarist Paul Leary, and Drummer King all meshed into one pounding beat the male gender. vocalist Gibby Haynes actually seems to take himself Coffey should be assured a good deal of commercial that makes a head want to thrash A friend of mine would more seriously. This is a great song and one of the best sin- success. Much of this can be attributed to the work of around and beat on the walls. than likely label this as hate music, gles of the summer, but it isn’t anything Beck wasn’t the album’s co-producer Steve Thompson, whose past Especially for women. but I feel power when I listen to it – doing with “Loser” four years ago. credits include duties with Metallica and What I’m referring to is popping like I want to burn my bra or some- ElectricLarryLand breaks open with the punk- Soundgarden. this music in the player and driving thing. I cannot put a definite label on thrash of “Birds” and then chugs into the surf-rock The Surfers will be performing at Chicago’s off at 80 mph to either rip the it, because it can be interpreted dif- tinted “Cough Syrup” before sliding into “Pepper,” the Aragon Ballroom this Saturday, and can also be seen boyfriend apart for not calling in the ferently for each female and male. album’s high-point. on The Late Show with David Letterman on August 8. past five days or in desperate need to Favorite songs that follow the The Surfers are at their best on the blazingly fun All in all ElectricLarryLand is a very good album, spend the overdue rent money on a feminine “I’ll kick your butt – I only punk tunes “Thermadore,” “Ulcer Breakout,” “L.A.” exhibiting a wide range of lyrical talent and musician- new pink patent leather dress. look innocent” theme are “My and the made-for-radio “Ah-Ha,” which will most ship without taking any of it too seriously. Definitely “Stupid Girl” is also one of the Lover’s Box” and “Supervixen.” likely be the next single. check this one out. only alternative songs I have heard a There’s a ton of melodic pieces that Effect-laden experimental tunes are also abound This Austin-based trio is finally on the rise, and as decent dance mix of. So Garbage just want to make you repeatedly with “Jingle of a Dog’s Collar,” “The Lord is a with any underground band that finds themselves with can fit everybody’s taste. rewind that scene in “Thelma and Monkey” and “Space,” the album’s instrumental clos- MTV success and an over-played single, the Surfers The music speaks of love rebel- Louise” when they blow up the gas er, which is probably as close as the Surfers will ever should start packing their bags for the next lion and, perhaps, if comparisons are truck of the perverse, horny trucker. come to Dark Side of the Moon. Lollapalooza tour. your thing, another Alanis Morisette Love it. Even the forgettable tracks on ElectricLarryLand Grade: B+ Travolta shows his success isn’t ‘phenomenal’ country guy who on his birthday is hit with The almost lion fold. Lace and her kids have recognized Former TV star a flash of white light from the midnight sky. psychic powers George as a loving hero-type, and dealing And the next thing we know, George George is blessed with his illness makes up the tear-jerking Malley (Travolta) is transformed into some with eventually climax of the movie. shines as dim-wit kind of genius. scare off his old The overriding theme of “Phenomenon” George soon takes to impressing the buddies, who seems to be the fact that an individual with turned know-it-all townsfolk with his newfound intellect, and can’t figure out unusual smarts can be treated like a freak by By MATT ERICKSON because he was such a dunce before, the why he is such a commoners, which is a hard fact to accept. Managing editor majority of the down-on-the-farm, cider- whiz all of a sudden. Only a select few of Throughout the film, you sympathize squeezing country cousins label him the George’s friends stick around to support with George for losing his friends and for f John Travolta isn’t careful, he just town’s resident freak-of-nature. him. being singled out as the town geek/nature might become overexposed. Since “Pulp And why not? George had never beaten One of those is Lace (Kyra Sedgwick), a freak. But the lesson learned eventually is Fiction,” the former Sweathog from the town doctor (Robert Duvall doing won- single mother of two who finally learns to that people fear most the things they can’t I ders with his unusually small role) at chess accept George’s graces. But what is never explain. George is one of those unexplain- TV’s “Welcome Back, Kotter” has taken on quite a large number of roles, the latest of before his lightning-struck birthday; now he fully explained is why Lace takes so long to able things. which is in “Phenomenon.” can say “checkmate” in nine different lan- fall for George. She’s stubborn as a mule, “Phenomenon” may be slightly thin on And as much as I hate to admit it, guages. and eventually lets Forrest Gump wannabe its plot, and the relationships in it aren’t the Travolta is back, probably for good and bet- One of those languages is Portugese, George into her heart, after he persists most strongest. But what it lacks in originality ter than ever. Overexposed may become a which George is forced to learn in 20 minutes of the movie. and thoughtfulness, Travolta makes up for blessing for Travolta-lovers. so he can communicate with a native The complications arise when George is with his charm and his uncanny knack to “Phenomenon” is a tug-at-your-heart- Portugan taken ill and the man’s son, who is stricken with a brain tumor, presumably portray both the shallow idiot and the intel- strings tale about a dim-witted, know-little lost in the apple orchard and also deathly sick. thanks to his intellect being increased a mil- lectually proficient.

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When your money’s running out, and the rent is coming due... Sell your stuff in The News’ Classifieds! THEY WILL WORK FOR July 31, 1996. July 31, 1996. July 31, 1996. July 31, 1996. YOU!! WEDNESDAY The Daily Eastern News 8 July 17, 1996 Sports King and Neagle knock out Cubs Orlando Merced added a two-run Chicago’s Sosa double. Cubs starter Jaime Navarro (7- hits 30th homer 9) allowed up nine hits and six runs over five innings. Chicago is in 10-5 pounding 2-4 since the All-Star break. Chicago scored two runs in the CHICAGO (AP) – Jeff King hit seventh on Nelson Liriano’s pinch- a three-run home run and Mark hit double and Brian McRae’s sac- Johnson had a two-run homer rifice fly. Tuesday as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 10-5 to end Notes: Sosa has three 30-homer a four-game losing streak. seasons in four years with the Denny Neagle (11-4) won his Cubs. ... Chicago’s Ryne Sandberg third consecutive start, his third did not play. He is listed as day-to- three-game winning streak of the day after being hit by a pitch on season. He allowed four hits and the inside of the right knee walked two over six innings, strik- Monday night. ... In 14 games ing out five. since June 30, Pittsburgh’s starting King gave the Pirates a 3-0 lead pitchers are 4-9. Neagle has three in the first inning with his 22nd of those victories. ... homer, but Chicago’s Sammy Sosa Pirates catcher Keith Osik, who countered with another three-run fractured his right hand Monday homer in the bottom of the inning, night, was placed on the 15-day raising his National League-lead- disabled list and is expected to be ing total to 30. sidelined four to six weeks. ... Al Martin hit a sacrifice fly with King’s previous home run-high the bases loaded in the second to was 18, set last year. His 22 make it 4-3 and Johnson homered homers are the most by a Pirates in the fifth to make it 6-3. King player since Barry Bonds hit 34 in had a sacrifice fly in the sixth and 1992. Atlanta signs shot blocking Mutombo ATLANTA (AP) – Suddenly, the center Andrew Lang and point guard Atlanta Hawks are a power team. Spud Webb. A team that entered training camp Then last month they drafted last year without a 7-footer now has Lauderdale, who will need consider- the league’s top shot-blocker in 7-2 able work. They finished the job Dikembe Mutombo. Monday by signing free agent “We have become one of the Mutombo to a five-year contract esti- biggest teams in the NBA,’’ general mated at $56 million. manager Pete Babcock said Tuesday. In Mutombo, the Hawks have their “What was our weakness at the end first premier shot-blocker at center IBE MASAYUKI/Staff photographer of the season has now become one of since Tree Rollins left in 1988. But our strengths.’’ Rollins averaged only 6.9 points a One, two, three strikes, yer out! There is also 6-11 forward Christ- game, well below Mutombo’s five- Jessica Clark, a freshman from Charleston High School, throws a softball aiming for another strikeout on ian Laettner and a project player in 7- year career average of 12.9. Monday afternoon during the fourth inning of a game at the softball field in the Charleston Senior League. 4, 339-pound Priest Lauderdale. Mutombo led the NBA in blocks The Hawks went for size by all (4.9 a game) and was third in available routes: trade, draft and free rebounding (11.8) while with Denver agency. last season. He averaged 11.7 points Irvin pleads no contest in trial They started by getting Laettner but his offense suffered because of a and 6-10 Sean Rooks from system that emphasized scoring from 800 hours community service among punishments Minnesota in a February trade for the forwards and guards. DALLAS (AP) – The judge delivered a stern trial. warning to Michael Irvin: One misdeed over the next Later, at the Cowboys’ Valley Ranch headquarters, four years and the Dallas Cowboys star could be Irvin apologized to his family and the team’s fans. Bears sign top pick looking at 20 years in prison. “There’s no getting around it,’’ he said. “I was State District Judge Manny Alvarez sentenced wrong. I was wrong. I’d like to apologize to my fam- Irvin to four years deferred adjudication, a $10,000 ily. I shall work on being a better father. I shall work Defensive back Harris inks 5-year pact fine and 800 hours of community service Tuesday, a on being a better husband.’’ LAKE FOREST (AP) – Having participated in two mini- day after Irvin’s no-contest plea to a felony cocaine Irvin declined to answer questions from reporters Defensive back Walt Harris, the camps, Harris said it should not be a possession charge. and said he was going to Miami to spend time with Chicago Bears’ first-round draft difficult transition to the NFL. Irvin struck the deal with prosecutors as his trial his family rather than reporting to the Cowboys’ pick, signed a five-year contract Last year’s top pick, Rashaan entered its fourth week with testimony from a topless training camp, which begins Wednesday in Austin. Thursday for a reported $6.1 million, Salaam, held out deep into training dancer about drug and sex parties involving the wide The judge ordered Irvin to spend about seven 40- a deal that includes a $2.5 million camp and was far behind when he receiver. hour weeks performing such chores as roadside trash signing bonus. finally settled and reported. Salaam Alvarez said he had heard enough evidence to find pickup or serving meals at an AIDS hospice. The former Mississippi State star told Harris how difficult it would be Irvin guilty on the cocaine charge and warned of stiff “I didn’t want this probation viewed as a cake- started 38 games for the Bulldogs, if he held out. punishment if he gets into further trouble. walk,’’ Alvarez told reporters after the sentencing. setting a school interception record “I just feel kind of calm now get- “If you come back before me ... I will find you “It’s not going to be fun for him. He needs to get out with 17. ting ready to go to training camp guilty of this offense and you’re looking at 20 years there and be treated like any other probationer, and if “I’m looking forward to moving next week,’’ Harris said. “It’s a good in the penitentiary,’’ Alvarez told Irvin. that means painting a house, or picking up trash at up to another level, knowing I’ll be feeling because I want to get off on Asked if he understood, Irvin replied, “Yes, sir.’’ the zoo or working at the recycling center ... then up against the best. In college, there the right foot.’’ Irvin appeared subdued at the hearing and left carry- that’s where he starts.’’ were never more than one or two top Harris will compete with Jeremy ing his one of his daughters. His wife, Sandi, and two Dallas sports talk shows have been jammed with receivers you had to worry about,’’ Lincoln, Kevin Miniefield and young daughters, Miesha, 6, and Chelsea, 8 months, callers complaining that Irvin got off easy because of Harris said during a news conference James Burton for playing time on the were with him in court for the first time during the his stature as a sports star. to announce the signing. corner opposite Donnell Woolford.