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EastEastern Illinoiser University I Charleston,n Illinois·News I Vol. 66, No. 115 /Two Sections, 20 Pages Over half denied 80-81 ISSC a-id by Linda Charnesky More than half of about 640 Eastern students wlio have applied thus far for funds from the Illinois State Scholarship Comm_ission for the 1981 -82 New grants school year have already been informed that they will not get an award, John Flynn, associate financial aid director, said Thursday. Most of the 640 students who have been told they will not get an award not allotted are incoming freshmen who have not had ISSC awards before, but Flynn said students who have attended Eastern previously have received none or for Eastern much lower awards than in previous years. by Linda Charnesky _ · Flynn said some students have come to him questioning the reason for Eastern students will not receive a their reduced award. portion of the $508,000 that Gov. ''The hardest part is explaining to these kids why they are not getting as James Thompson recently approved in much money," Flynn said. "Many of them are not aware of the 25 percent supplemental requests for the Illinois parental contribution and student self-help increases." State SchQlarship Commission to fund The ISSC voted last November to raise the amount of student self-. grants promised to 750 students during help-the amount of ,money students must contribute to their education · the 1980-81 school year. through work or loans-from $950 to $1,200. About 2,000 ISSC awards were give.n out to Eastern students last year John Flynn, associate· financial aid and Flynn said he expects only about 1,500students to receive ISSC for the director, said Thursday that no Eastern 1981-82 school term. students will receive part of the Flynn said that because of the 25 percent increase in parental contribution $508,000 because Eastern's billing was . submitted to the ISSC -before the that has already been implemented for next year, and a contingency plan _ that may be put into effect next·year, awards were expected to be much deadline of Sept. 1. lower this year than last year. After the ISSC sends the Financial The contingency plan, if implemented by the ISSC, will affect students· Aid Office a list of Eastern st_udents , with an unmet financial need of $400. The unmet need is determined after ' applying for ISSC for the upcoming the ISSC takes into consideration students' additional financial resources year, the Financial Aid Office sends and subtracts the total from the cost of education at the school. the ISSC a verification of the fees that If the contingency plan is implemented by the ISSC, Flynn said the cail be deferred because of their ISSC number of students receiving ISSC at Eastern could drop as low as 1,100. awards� Flynn said. Flynn said the ISSC will not know whether it will adopt the contingency plan until July, when the Illinois General Assembly makes a decision as to "We submitted all of our billing � what the 1981-82 ISSC budget will be. befor the deadline-so we had no money left to receive, he said. The · ISSC submitted a recommendation of $97 million to the Illinois f Board of Higher Education and the IBHE has also submitted a "We (Eastern) are one of the first o •• i1f ,...... ,.. "' recommendation of $97 million to the Illinois General Assembly. the larger ·schools, counting community colleges, to get oµr billing t111 d in 1 i Senate size cut propose · ::::�1� ::�: :�ll receive part of the · $5 8, are tho e that did not get b Patty O'Neill . election tend to be r � I y bette _ fa an effort to "make the Senators," Mueller said. their� billmg� ii:� n time, J'.'lynnadded. · efficient and The al cut the b The origrnal request f r I Student Senate more actu in num er of . � -·-· to develop competition among Senators will not hurt committees, supplement�! funds br · the Ill�no�s senators," Senators Bill Mueller because the Senate will encourage Board of Higher Education and l h?o1s General As mbly was $5.3 mtlh� on, and Mike Nowak have proposed a losers to still become. involved in �� bylaw change which would cut the student government by working on plus the additional $508,000. 1

I · committees, I Senate from 30 members to 20 Mueller said. The $5.3 million cut by Thompson There I members · are seven committees on Feb. 18 would have gone to some Mueller said that with fewer the Senate which any interested 12,000 Illinois students who applied venson Tower residents count down positions available, better people student can work on. for ISSC after Aug. 28, when the ISSC days until they .can leave for their long­ willing to work harder would be The proposal also stipulates that stopped processing applications ed spring break adventures. (News elected. - all senators and executive officers because they ran out of funds. by Marcia Steele) "People who put more into an (See SENATE, page 7) ewhouse severs tie with Moon ie I ifestyle n the final part of a four-part series looking at a see more ' Inside the Unification Church: Kay said as an observer she was able to er Eastern student's involvement with the clearly how Moonies "rationalize" their involvement ication Church, Kay Newhouse's outlook on the with the organization. ization and her life now is examined.) A former Moon ie reflects She added, however, that the research she has done TlmSchmidt so far "is not in the Moonies favor." On .- - y Newhouse fulfilled her promise to the her inVOIVement Her six month neutral period ended on Feb. 28 and ogrammers to research" the Unification Church now, " for all practical purposes I am starting a new thoroughly and remain in a neutral position, . She explaiQed to them that the deprogramming life," she said. · steps which gave her a new outlook on her "didn't stick.'' She said she has a "low-keyed job" to help get her 'ence as a Moonie. "I still agree with a lot of your poin�s, but I do not "back on'her feet." y had returned to Charleston during the third intend to be actively involved," she said. Kay said the experience with the Moonies has k of September following her deprogramming, She said the Moonies misunderstood that to nl.ean changed her attitude toward her parents somewhat. a few weeks later she went back to Ohio to stay she was a "closet Moonie, ".,-that she would "There is a -certain amount of resentment (toward Jon and four others in a co-op. continue working for the organization in secret. them). I don't think it (the ·deprogramming) should on had gone back . to Ohio after the . After the visit, Kay's ties with the Moo�ies were have been done to begin with. ogramming session, but called Kay every night. severed. "I don't hate them , but I am understanding them . 'He was the only one I could really talk to," Kay "I have no plans to go back to CARP, but also better," she added. . . "Jon always kept ,me on an emotionally-even have no plans to join deprogrammers. I am basically The experience has changed her family's view of " pretty neutral," she said. her:too. fter settling back in Ohio, Kay said she knew she Kay added, "The doctrine (of the church) still Kay's mother said she definitely feels she "has her have to face the members of the Collegiate matches my internal attitudes, but I experienced it daughter back again. "ation for the Research of Principles Center first instead of researching it first." "We've got the old Kay back-and grown up, RP), and a couple of months after her return, ·Her promise to do research following her more mature," she.said. .visited tliecenter. deprogramming resulted in her attending the But Kay said she has few regrets about joining the The Moonies at the center w.ere aware she had gone deprogramming of another Moonie, "strictly as an Unification Church. ough deprogramming. observer;" she said. "CARP is the best thing that happened to me. The e received a warm greeting from the group, she There were "a lot of things I observed in this one very essence of it makes you take a close look at your that I didn't see · n mine,'' Kay said =-����� �� �����������- _ _ _ _ �_ _ _ 1_ _� _ � ___ � _ _ _ _ ·���������� (S- ee�NE�:: W��HO� USE, page 7) _ _ ��...... :� 2 March 6, 1981 The Dally Eastern News Friday retirement Afghans stop rural battle Cronkite's Friday's marks start of ratings war to expel Russian invaders

NEW YORK-Walter Cronkite leaves CBS' {AP) News shorts NEW DELHI, India-Afghan rebels, crippled b "Evening News" after Friday night's broadcast, with shortages of weapons and food, have large) abandoned a 14-month fight to oust Soviet troop the rival networks eagerly awaiting a tug-of-war for Poles warn against strikes viewers no longer bound by loyalty to the anchorman from the countryside and are concentrating instea recognized as one of the most trusted men in after Kremlin declaration on the major cities, a reliable source in Kab American. reported Thursday. Both ABC and NBC are mounting print and on-air WARSAW, Poland-Union leaders maintained a The report from the Kabul source said informatio campaigns promoting their own news programs. But strike alert in one city Thursday but warned against a reaching the Afghan capital indicates large numbe no one would forecast an early end to CBS' 13-year strike in another following a Kremlin declaration on of Afghans in some northern and far-western are . reign as the No. 1 network in news after Dan Rather, Poland regarded as the toughest since labor and of the country are dying of hunger. Food shortag a "60 Minutes" correspondent since 1975, replaces economic troubles erupted in this Communist nation are said to be especially acute in remote areas. Cronkite on Monday night. last summer. . This, combined with a persistent inability t "I don't see any immediate change," said William The Moscow communique followed a meeting of acquire large caches of weapons with which to figh J. Small, president of NBC News and a former CBS . Polish leaders with President Leonid I. Brezhnev and the estimated 85,000 Soviet soldiers in Afghanistan News executive. "If it does come, it will be a matter other Soviet officials Wednesday. is driving the guerrillas into the cities, the source said of months:" The statement said the Soviets "voice -their The Kabul source �id the food shortages hav conviction that the Polish communists have both the developed for two reasons: The stakes are enormous, and both ABC and ability and the resources to reverse the course of -Money collected from Afghans and foreig NBC-who have run almost neck-and-neck in second events, to liquidate the perils looming over the countri�s by various groups of "Mujahidin," o place since late in 1979-are anxious to increase their socialist gains of the nation.'' Moslem freedom fighters, to buy food and weapons evening news ratings at CBS' expense. A single rating The unrest in Poland raised the threat last fall of has never reached resistance groups inside th point for the news can mean as much as $7 million a possible Soviet military intervention. as troops, in country. year in advertising income. addition to those already in the country, were alerted -The Soviets are using food as a weapon.. Cronkite, who is 64,will remain with CBS News as a along the borders. The statement, while a hard The Soviet Red Army has been in Afghanistan i correspondent and anchorman for the network's new warning, was not regarded as an ultimatum in force since December 1979, when a Soviet-back "Universe" science magazine. diplomatic circles here. coup toppled the government of Hafizullah Amin

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Blood sign up flows on IBHE review program. . Mike Pramshafer Eastern's campus is one of the top Appointments for Eastern's college donors. The average to be dropped by 'ng Red Cross, Blood Drive percent of college students on CAA arch 9 through 12 "are going campus that donate blood in the by Laura Henry only; were recommended for nation well,'' Pam Richards, student is 5 percent, while Eastern The Council on Academic Affairs elimination. ood drive chairman, said. has a 15 to 16 percent average, · Thursday passed a resolution Programs under observation for low "If everybody makes their Moxely said. recommending that the annual or no enrollment, classified as status intment and the walk-in days Richards said workers for the program reviews currently conducted ' quo (asterisk), are a master's degree in well, we should have no blood drive are ' still needed. for the Illinois Board of. Higher botany, education ·option only; a blem making our goal of l, 700 Persons interested in working for Education of State Colleges be master's degree in zoology, education· the drive · ts,'' she said. should call Jeff dropped. option only; a master's degree in Richards said that Monday and Fahrenwald at 345- 7907 during the Carol Elder, chairman of a music, ·education option only; and for evening ednesday ·are both appointment , or 581-61 19 during the subcommitte to define the CAA's role a . master's degree in physical day. ys. Times will be from 1 to 6 in the review program, said the step education, education option only . • m. Monday and from 11 a.m. to She said the blood drive would eventually strengthen Vice Also under status quo (asterisk) p.m. Wednesday. Walk-in volunt ers are :15 e encouraging President for Academic Affairs classification are bachelor degree ys are Tuesday and Thursday 11 everybody to give blood because Stanley Rives' hand in dealing with the programs in Fre nch, · German and to 4:15 p.m. "with the breakdown a.m. of the blood, IBHE. Spanish; including Afro-American Pat Moxely, a Red Cross giving one pint helps three to four "It is not the intent of the council to studies which will be reviewed during resentative from St. Louis, said other people." . take ourselves out of a reviewing the 1981-82 academic year, Rives said. position, but to leave the reviewing to a A specialist in education degree in body more capable of it," Elder said. instructional media was also The resolution also proposed that recommended for the status quo enate committee agrees the CAA have a formal role in the (asterisk) category. . . review process in the form of a In other business, the CAA "narrative analysis ·including a p p ro v e d J 0 U 4 7' 5 I , support new·P-F poli�y recommendations for future program "Photojournalism,'-' as a new course. directions.'' rystal Schrof records._ Before the resolution was passed, the e Student Senate Academic Bousky said the current pass-fail CAA placed existing academic Voter deadline · s committee Thursday agreed by option hurts students, which is programs in the categories of expand, ensus to support a pass-fail option contrary to the principle behind the status quo, status quo (a�terisk), set·for Monday h states that if a student receives pass-fail option. eliminate, phase down and suspend. Fin a pass-fail course, the grade will Russ Robb, committee co-chairman, The CAA agreed that the program The voter registration deadline for be added to the student's record. said the proposed pass-fail system review subcommitee should, according those planning to vote in the township e committee proposed the pass­ would be of "greater benefit to to the resolution, "keep the council elections April 7 is 4: 30 p.m. Monday. -option as an alternative fo, one that students." informed of work in progress" and Potential voters may register with recently defeated by the Council In other business, the committee was left as a standing committee. the election department at the · .courthouse or with their precinct Academic Affairs. That proposal discussed the proposed two five-week Rives presented a statement sent to committeeman, Janet David, a worker • that if a student received an A in a summer school session. Currently a Robert Pringle, deputy executive at the election department said. fail course, the A would then be five-week and eight-week session are director for academic affairs for the Students c<1;n find out who their rded on the student's record. offered in the summer, in addition to Board of 'Governors, expressing his campus ·precinct committeemen are Bousky, academic affairs the intersession offerings. findings of the annual program review. ittee member, presented the new The Faculty Senate is working on the through the Young Democrats and "I am recommending that all EIU fail proposal. implementing the two Young Republicans on campus. possibility of academic programs be put in the calls for only schedule in order to A form of identification with a Bousky's proposal five-week summer category status quo," Rives said. of a pass-fail course to be improve the current summer school current address must be presented "t hours "However, there are some exceptions rded in a student's record. If the program. when registering, David said. t this." · o Students in resident housing may use nt fails the course, .no credit Robb said students seem to be split Two programs, one for a bachelor's their student identification card with a d be received, but the F would not on the summer school issue. He said he degree in economics, teacher meal sticker on it, she said. figured into the student's grade has "heard a lot of negative response." certification option only; and for a Voting polls for the precincts will be · taverage. on the idea from students. master's degree in speech the same as for the November currently, if a studeqt receives an F Robb said the committee also wants communication, education option a pass-fail course the grade is to research other schools' summer ·presidential election. rded in the student's record. school programs to find out how they usky said students are penalized compare to Eastern's. failing a pass-fail course under the Robb said more research is needed Kegs ent system because if they pass, · on the summer school proposal. The receive only credit hours, but if idea is still in the "premature" stages, fail, the grade is put on their he added. & · See "Pirates" tonight and be captured for the Ponys reception fallowing the performance, Starts at 8: 00 BOB'S p.m. PACKAGE Major LIQUORS Brands S09 VAN !!>UREN i� l,n

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Attend the kick-off Dear students: On March 10, 11 and 12 you have the opportunity to begin protect yourself, your -friends neighbors, while making your enf community a safer place to live. The Residence Hall Association is the process of initiating the 'Whis Stop' program, which utilizes a lou Letters reveBI perils of Collegiate life shrill whistle on a breakaway chain

scare off assailants and intruders w · Times are tough. Most people would probably agree with alerting others to your need for help. that statement. The economy is a mess. Crime runs rampant Personal file: A vital part of the 'Whistle Sto in the streets. Unwanted pregnancies victimize millions of project is the use of speakers to educ teen-age girls each year. And, the Cubs have .traded Bruce Andy Savoie users of the seriousness and benefits Sutter and Dave Kingman in one winter. . 'Whistle Stop.' Yet, amongst these harsh realities of life, I always thought the guzzling of soda. I encourage and invite you to atte some young people could seek refuge by livi�g in the fish The lack of sanitary bathroom facilities in the Union and · any of the three 'Whistle Stop' kick­ bowl of college. the lack of toilet paper in the science building are the presentations at 7 p.m. on Tues After all, college students don't have to work at boring 9 difficulties this lady has encoutered. She was quite indignant Wednesday and Thursday, March 1 a.m. to 5 p.m. jobs every day. They don't even have to go to about it, too, pointing out that she is a taxpayer and 11 and 12 in Buzzard Auditqri class if they don't want to. In fact, if they are clever and pick demanding that the "loafer or loafers" be rooted out. Someday, it could be your whis and choose their spots, college students can enter and And finally, the most thought-provoking letter was signaling for help. remain in an unreal state for days at a time. . submitted by a gentleman· just a few days ago .• He detailed Valerie S. Av Many college students don't even have to worry about the his displeasure with the way women carry their umbr�llas, expense of such a life, because mommy and daddy foot most the speed at which people walk. and the guesswork involved if not all of the bill. · in finding unlocked doors on c;ampus buildings. · Nevertheless, if recent letters received by the Daily Admittedly, all three of these people have legitimate Letter Policy Eastern News are representative of current. attitudes, it beefs, and my purpose here is not to ridicule them. seems that even· collegiate life has its share of unique But, at the same time, it's hard for me to not imagine the hardships. soda lady getting beaten · by umbrella-wielding studiers the name and phone number of And I must say that these letters have made me wonder disturbed by her hiccupping in the library. And, if she least one author must be submi whether students begin to lose their perspective after living happened to survive that, she'd have an awfultime trying to with the letter. Letters submi in a college environment. relieve herself of the guzzled soda in the Union or Science without a name (or with a pseudon One young lady, for example, recently wrote to complain Building bathrooms. will not be· published. Names that she was not allowed to. drink her soda in a particular By then, she'd probably have to walk funny on her way to · withheld upon request. part of the library while she was studying. She said it was a locked residence hall. Letters sho_uld be typewritten too noisy to study in the area designated for soda drinking, My imagination notwithstanding, I just hope the soda not exceed 250 words. Letters lo a and rhetorically asked if drinking in the non-soda are was lady and people like her will consider the plausibility of my than the 250-word limit will be cut worse than her "hicupping for an hour" after guzzling the belief-that college life is comparitively cushy and that these the writer's permission. Handwri soda in the allowed area. types of problems are relatively insignificant. Especially letters will be accepted but must Another person wrote about an even more critical when compared to people who must deal with inflation, legible. problem which, come to thipk of it, could be worsened by crime, drugs and the Cubs every day. • .,t;•;•;f:·:'&.ot"',.'4t:,� �.· ally Eastern News Friday, March 6, t 98 t 5 Invites you to a· weekly tradition f(.'ort11'r o(lt/1u111/ l,i1H'ol11), SUNDAY offers a. BRUNCH . ..,;�-,.-�-��-=-�:---��- FREE quart of coke . ··-::.·�:=� .• · � . � ALL YOU CAN EAT withany pizzadelivered!!! FOR $6.50ll INCLUDES: •=:as: Beef •Biscuits and Gravy 14" pizza $6.20 delivered •=·=a::e:i Shrnnp ·•Chipped Bee1 in Crea: �=-:e ·

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whouse_ _fr om page 1 and re-examine them. It was ly what I needed, regardTess of GOOD LUCK er it's right or wrong." Renee owever, she added, "I won't mend it to other people. I think more research is needed before De Vore 'ng the organization. Most people ARP didn't do the research." in the ven though the Newhouse's were sful in getting their daughter out Miss Delta Chi the Moonie organization, they are "adamantly opposed to it," Mrs. Pageant house said. Let' s Keep Phi Gamma We can't just walk away and leave Nu #1! t because we got our kid out," she ·Love; said she sees members of the the Ph{Gams anization-"especially · the rs-as dope pushers" and what have to offer is "just as addicting · just as destructive." Lee Newhouse rs. Newhouse said, "We consider Mother of former Moonie · cult as a threat to our young people we saw it (the informational husband are very willing to speak to ting held by the Moonies at Eastern any interested group about their

• 13) as the first step toward experiences with the Unification Lost chance to order blishing a unit at Eastern. We feel Church. for graduation delivery. e are some things we have to "We feel it is an obligation" to continue to fight . the church, she ' W�d ., Mor. 1 1 she and her added. Thurs.,Morch .12 Your choice of 1 FREE magazine with a $5.00 or more purchase of posters ____ from page 1 UNION LOBBY while supply lasts at e a cumulative grade point average residence hall districts in the fall. Herff Jones College Rings 2.25 and be enrolled as a fulltime In the spring, six senators are elected ent. Currently, a senator has to be from the at�large district, five senators good standing with the university . from off-campus and four from the In the proposal, four senators would · residence hall district. elected in the at- large district, three · Mueller said he feels now is the time University Village tors from each of the off-campus to cut the Senate. •Playboy •Hustler residence hall districts for both the "It is nothing against this semester's •Playgirl •Gallery •Oui and spring elections. Senate, but it's tiine to make This special offer in conjunction Currently, five senators are elected improvements which should have been with "Re-name the Store" each of the at�large, off-campus' and made long ago," Mueller said. U N E X contest and in cooperation with Work the crossword p e s e -PMI in Mattoon . puzzle the News! Mazuma Records & Tape 4 _;}rs, daily in r1:1 (Between rac s lke'&c&ll.K kers) �

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Call (21 7) 932- reduced rent and option ______6 June, no pets, deposit a 5429. 348-8947. Call 345-5708. ------4/6 3 room apartment, 1-2 lease required. 345-7286. -,... -----,--.,------6 4,6 At Jim Walker's Cycle Shop ------� people, storage, parking, pets. · Needed: female roommate Be sure of a place to live this minor tune-ups, all makes, 4 $1 75 includes utilities. 345- Sublease for summer for rest of semester, near fall and summer - lease now. cyl. $4 1.95 -'2 cyl. $29.95. 9354. furnished, 3 bedroom hous Rides/Riders campus. Summer openings Singles and groups. Walking Phone 345-3758. Rt. 1, ------9 close to campus. Call 34 also. Call 348-8230.. ,....- .,....,- Lerna. Open daily 9-5. Closed distance to campus. Call 345- 037 4 after 5 p.m. ______6 House for rent, furnished for Sunday. HELP - 1 girl needs a ride to 4878 or 348-0210. MacAuthur Apts: Needed four to six girls. $450 per and from Lakeland Co --�-----�- 13 ______00 llege, M­ ONE female roommate. Own month. Deposit and lease Singing Telegrams! Original F anytime of day. Will help with Rooms for boys. Double room. Call 345-71 59. required. 345-7286. For Sale songs written for birthdays, get gas. Call 345-7159. $75.00. Private $125.00. Call ______11 ______10 345-71 71 . wells, anything! $4.00 Call Olde Towne Apt. wanted to Wanted - Desperately need ______00 Carpet your room with 58 1 -5321. sublease for summer. One riders to Dallas, Texas for For Rent - 3 houses for 2 to remnant from Carlyle Inter ______16 bedroom 1-2 people. Call 348- Spring Break. Call 348-0081 For.Rent 7 female students. $100 each Unlimited. Located 2 mil Decorated cakes, baked . 8942. anytime. and up. Summer & fall rental. west of Charleston on Rte. 1 goods, Charcoal portraits. ______6 Call leave name number. Open 8-6 Monday thro 348-8391. ______6· RENT A MINI STORAGE as & & GREAT summer sublease. - Girl needs ride to Southern low as $15 per month. Sizes 348-07 15. Saturday. Phone 345-77 46. ______6 Reduced rent, good for 1 or 2 Alabama, Northern Florida area starting at 4 X 1 2 and larger. Car wash , Sat . March 7th at males. Apart. close to campus. over Spring break. Will help Phone 345-7746. West Rte. Three aparments near . For Sale: 1 971 Buick Est Hardin·s Marathon . from 1 0: 00 348-0863 ask for Pat. am to 1 :00 pm . Get tickets with gas. Call Anne at 348- 16. Hardee's: 1 ) Trailer for one Wagon, PS, PB, AC , eng ______11 0921 . ______00 with gara ge. $1 25/mo., overhauled, new tires, brak from any Lambda . Chi for Sublease for summer with fall U-STORE WAREHOUSE Co. ·starting in May. 2) Apartment battery and exhaust lin $ 1.00 option, 4-6 people, 5 Desperately need ride to We rent mini-storage rooms. for 4, summer only, $320/mo. and body need work. ______6 bedr.ooms, call "The Blue $12 Rockford area March 1 9th or JARTRAN Trucks and cartons 3) Apartment for 3, starting in or best offer. Call 345-6869. Let the Sig Kap's spring · Palace" 345-9293. clean your house or. apartment 20th . Will help with gas $$. and equipment for the do-it August, $1 95/mo. Rent ______10 Please call 2768. yourself mover. S. Rt. 130 includes water. Call 345-4421 Two sets of speakers. Gr Saturday March 7 from 9-12 or Nice three-bedroom home, ______6 across from Sister City Park after 5 p.m. for second set for ano 1-4. $2/hour. For more full basement, well-located in Ride needed to Tampa Fla. entrance. Phone Charleston, ______6 room. Very reasonable. 34 information call 345-6588. Charleston. 1-967-5579. Spring Break. Andrea. 348- 345-3535. Mattoon 234- Furnished Apartments one 9396. --- �- --00 1514. 2833. year lease beginning Summer ...,-- ...,---,,- Nice furnished 6 room ------00 1981 . CALL 345-7171. Technics Cassette D ------�9 ...,.- house. Utilities included. Set Riders needed for Florida for Three bedroom unfurnished ______$350; Koss Reference Help Wanted oo up for 4 students. Phone 1- SpFing Break. Call Connie 581 - house, year lease, deposit. Nice three-bedroom home, headphones, $35. 345-784 967-5579. 2853. full bas ment, well-located in OVERSEAS JOBS 955 Fourth St. Phone 345- e ______9 7746. Charleston.1-967-5579. Rocking, Swivel arm c Summer/year round. Europe, Sublease for summer, RIDERS wanted to New York ______00 Good shape. $25.00 34 S. Amer., Australia, Asia. All furnished, 2 bedroom State (Buffalo, Syracuse) for Olde Towne: Two persons Three bedroom furnished 9.396. fields. $500-$1200 monthly. apartment, near campus, 348- Spring Break. Call Debbie 348- needed to sublease apartment home with spacious back yard, Sightseeing. Free info. Write - 0052. 0235. IJC Box 52-IL3 Corona Del for summer. Phone 348-8942. quiet neighborhood, washer For Sale: Nikkor Al 200 ______6 and dryer in home, outdoor f4.0 lens. Excellent Mar, CA 92625. . Summer sublease, 3 room condition Two bedroom unfurnished . shed for storage. 2 blocks from 19 Looking for a job? Check the apt. garbage and water paid, 1 still in box. Lens po house near campus, year campus. Year lease. Need 3 Guitarist looking for singer - Help-Wanted section of the block from campus, $1 40 a included. New $280. M lease, June 1. 345-2777. girls. Call 348-0767. 5873. Classified Ads! month. 348-1 746. offer. Call Greg 58 1 -2401 . 13 haOO 1

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Constitution Re-test faculty at Eastern . Each award _ Monday, March 9 and graduated either a semester or who pre-registered and are report to the Office of Finan Do you still need to take the will consist of a check and a extending through Friday, April summer term earlier or later dismissed will be notified. that Aids between the hours constitution test? The next letter of commendation. EIU 10. MUST make reapplication for they must withdraw from 9:00-12:.00 and 1 :00-3: scheduled test date for the fac students, ulty, Students may secure graduation in the Records Intersession. p.m. Please bring yo Constitution is Thursday , aqministrators, and alumni may materials and instructions by Office. There is no additional James E. Martin validated l.D. card with you .- . March 12, 1981 from 2. to 4· nominate a deserving faculty presenting a valid I. D. card in charge for reapplication . Registrar Sue Sparks McKen p.m. in the Oakland Room of member. Nomination forms the Registration Operations Reapplication must be Director, Financial A' the Student Union. Come in to may he obtained from any Room (south basement accomplished no later than the Unclear Records the Testing Center to sign up member . · of the selection McAfee at or after the published deadline of the new The academic records for Drop Verification to take the test. committee (Richard Rogers, scheduled time according to semester or summer term students who have outstanding To verify that a drop requ The tutoring session for the . English; Gerald Sullivan , first letter of last name: when he plans to graduate. For obligations with such you submitted has b Constitution Test is: Tuesday, Theater Arts; Scott Smith, A-B 8:30 a.m., Mo_n., March Summer Term 1981 the departments as Textbook processed, check with March 1 O in Coleman Hall Physics; Rosanne Sanders, 9 deadline is June 23, 1 981 . Rental Service, Booth Library, Registration Office one Room 207 at7:15 p.m. Business Education and C-E 12:30 p.m.. Mon .. James E.-Martin Athletic Department, Financial after submitting the Lana Hofer Administrative Office March 9 Registrar Aids, Chemistry Department, request. Coordinator of Testing Management; Robert Kovack, F-1 8:30 a.m., Tues. , March Security, Housing, etc., will be Michael D. Illinois Consolidated Telephone 10 Student Grade Reports marked unclear. Each student Teaching Certificates Co., Box 560, Mattoon; Bob J-L 12: 30 p.m., Tues., At the close of each grading should check with all February 20 was the Glover, Student Government; March 10 period Student Grade Reports departments to clear all deadline for spring graduates, Jeff Fahrenwald, Management M-0 8:30 a.m., Wed., are mailed to the permanent obligations prior to semester or School of Business desiring an Illinois Teaching and Marketing) or from the EIU March 11 addresses listed by the summer term breaks . and/or Prerequisites Students enr Certificate, to apply for "Cards alumni Office in Old Main. P-R 12:30 p.m., Wed., students - NOT the local leaving the University olling in cour offered by of Entitlecnent." Any spring Nominations and supportive March 11 addresses. Please be sure that permanently. Transcripts of the the School Business should 1 981 candidate for graduation information is due · April 7. S-T 8:30 a.m., Thurs. , you have requested -a change academic record of any che prerequisites who wants and is eligible for a Recipients will be announced March 12 of permanent address with student with an unclear record ·carefully. prerequisites are teaching .certificate , but who April 24 and the awards will be U-Z 12:30 p.m., Thurs., Housing if there has been a will be withheld and not sent to to honored, and com has not yet applied for "Cards presented at Spring March 12 change in your permanent anyone or any place. If the pleting course · without of Entitlement," should contact Commencement. For more DOOR WILL CLOSE AT 4:00 address to which grades will be obligation is extrem!31Y serious having prerequisites George Schlinsog in the information contact Richard P.M. mailed. or prolonged, it may result in a will result in of credit and the Buzzard Education Building, Rogers, English Department Materials will be available to complete hold on a student grade will be included Room 1 00 immediately. (581 -3962) all students during regular Graduation recorc! which includes in any computations Although the deadline has Dr. Richard E. Rogers office hours from March 1 3 Requirements Deadline withholding grade reports and (see pp 61 -62 General Catalog). passed , this office will do Chair, Distinguished through 3:00 p.m. on April 10. For a student to be precludes readmission , everything possible to obtain Faculty Awards Committee Put pre-registration requests considered a Spring Semester registration, or graduation. Ted lvarie, the necessary Entitlement : in the box outside the 1 981 graduate ALL graduation James E. Martin School of Busin Cards by the end of the term . Pre-registration Assistance registration operations room by requirements must be met by Registrar Correspondence Cours Prompt action on the student's Students assigned to the 3:30 p.m. , Friday, April 10. 4:30'p.m. on Friday, June 12, Students who plan to part, however. will be a vital Assistance Cent�r must make Academic Assistance Center 1 98 1 . This means that any Drop Deadline - any work by correspond factor. an appointment to pre-register Students: Any student removals · of incompletes, The last day MUST have the cour George W. Schlinsog for the Summer and/or Fall assigned to the Academic changes of grades, or an to drop a class and receive approved in Records Assistant Dean Term . The appointment must Assistance Center, top floor official transcript of academic an automatic "W" for the class prior to enrolling for School of Education be made in person. Phone. calls Students Services Building, work from another institution is Tuesday, March - 17, 4:30 p.m. · course. Students should ask for appointment dates will not should make an appointment to MUST reach Records Office see Mr. Conley or Mr. Martin National Guard Students be accepted. see an adviser there and by that date. If all requirements Michael D. Taylor Dir discuss taking work Students planning to use the Appointments may be made should distregard the schedule are not met, the student should ector, Registration correspondence. National Guard scholarship for starting at 8:00 a.m. on above: materials will be in the reapply for graduation for James E. the Summer Term should be Monday , March 9. Pre­ Assistance Center when the Summer Term 1 981 no later Memorlal Day Regi aware that they will be rebilled registration will then begin on student goes for his than June 23, 1981 . Observance late in the term for tuition and Monday, March 1 6. The appointment. James E. Martin The University will observe fees if insufficient funds remain Center will be open from 8:00 NOTE: It is anticipated that Registrar Memorial D;:iy on Monday, May BEOG 1981>-81 in the National Guard a.m. until 7:30 p.m. each day. the Fall Semester 1 981 class 25. All applications, · correc · Prograrry's appropriation to pay Advisees of the Assistance schedule will be published in Eligibility for Samuel J. Taber, Dean to prior applic ations, for those in attendance. Center should NOT pick ·up the Eastern News about March Intersession Student Academic Services supplemental forms for Unfortunately, the final their pre-registration materials 16. Those students who are Basic Educational Opport decision may not be known prior to arrival at the Center. Michael D. Taylor dismissed for low scholarship Grant in 1980-81 must untii after July 1 . Calvin B. Campbell Director, Registration at the close of Spring Financial Aid received by BEOG no Sue McKenna Di(ector, Academic Assistance Semester 1 981 are not eligible Disbursement than March 15, f981 . Director of Financial Aids Reapplication for for enrollement in Summer All financial aid recipients of receive BEOG this. seme Pr&-enrollment Requests Graduation Term or in Intersession which awards scheduled for you must file with this off Call For Nominations Currently enrolled on­ Any student who has applied is considered part of Summer disbursement March 13, 1981 valid Student Eligibility R This Spring. two campus students may pre­ for graduation for a future Term. Intersession pre­ and those who have failed to no later than May 9, 1 981 . Distinguished Faculty Awards enroll for Intersession , semester m -summer term iind tegistratioh rosters will ' be obtain their aid of an ear�er . ···-· ·-· ·-···"" • Sue Mc will be given to members of the Su(Tlmer, and Fall beginning then finds thqi· he will be checked and those students scheduled date are asked to Director, Financial Frlday s ' Classlfled ads March 6, 1 98 1 9

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· "The Effect of Gamma Rays Roe's money - 2 beers, 2 Birthright cares gives free · Congratulations to two more Attention Campus Rockers: Man-in-the-Moon pregnancy tests Monday thru on drinks for 1 Roe's dollar. Beta Chi Pledges Kathy K. & Because you're getting home Friday 3:00·7:00. 348-8551.. Marigolds" to be presented at ------�27 Joan. Get psyched for a great later, we're going on later. Lake Land · College Theatre ------.,.---00 Happy 24th my King Mark. semester. Jsten to the Schlitz Rock Hour All Roe's money March 6, 7, 13, 14 at 8:00 Hope to give you a. royal H accepted ______6 on WEL at a new time, from - and March 15at 2:30. 4:00 to 6:00 Friday in Kiosk birthday on Sunday. Yours, Let this rose be an initial _ 1 :30 - 2:30 a.m. 13 Lounge. ______Ann. token of my hopes for an ----.,.--...,.-,..----:-6 Laura Berry, I want you to �--::------� 6 intimate and · sunsual Attention: Anyone interested you are a 4:00 Club this Friday at our know that I think Happy Birthday Karen rendezvous in the Garden of in EIU's tractor club contact house: 1632 11th St. Derek, wonderful and sweet sister. Woodflnn and Beth ·Gerak. Luv,, Love. Passionately, Leo. Mike 0 Carlberg at 2637. Joel, Tom, Spiderman. Your Brother, Ed Bradley Robin. 6 ------�·6 ------.,..,,...-- Everyone welcome. -Love Bo ------�6 Sherri Snyder: ;Good Luck Raymond George - Happy 6 ------�6 ------=-- Scrangie, to our favorite Saturday! Flash 'em those 21st Birthday. May you snort March Roe's Cards - Both ASPA Bake Saltl!! This Punker, Happy 19th. Good pearly whites! Love Pam . whiskey & drink cocaine until drinks free 4·6 pm Friday. Sunday,'7-9 p.m. in dorms. luck with J.D. S.O.M.F.S. With ------�6 you go insane. From the girls at 27 ------�6 ----'�----� lust. Liz, Lolo and Bo. Sue, (Sweetheart of Sig Chi), 705, 706, 707 Carman. ASPA Members! Remember Kiosk Lunch - homemade �------�6. f'm psyched for this weekend. -----'----�6 bake sale this Sunday. Please soup, you build your own Shelley Williams. Good luck Thank you for being here when HAPPY 19th BIRTHDAY take baked goods to sandwich. in the Pageant Saturday. I'm I need you. · Happy 21st SUSAN. Love, Dad, Mom , Stevenson, Triad, Lawson, ______.: 6 puHing for you. Love, Don. Birthday. I love you, Jim. Denise, Geri, and Rickey. Taylor, · or Carman Hall, "The Effect of Gamma Rays ------�6 ------�6 ------�6 Questions · call 5606. on Man-in-the-Moon Suzanne, w.ould have sent Congratulations to our new Renee DeVore: Good Luck ------�6 �-.,,..,... - Marigolds" to be presented at flowers but this is cheaper. XD pledge class - Ktm Baldi, Saturday in the Miss 0ld,...a . --=e=-x_c _e.,.,.l le-n - March is Alfred Hitchcock � Lake Land College Theatre Best of luck Saturday night. Claudia Christiansen , Ann Charleston Delta Chi v ery good March 6, 7, 13, 14 at month, Saturdays in the Union, 8:00 · Kirby. Conway, Heather Ford,_ Anita Pageant! Love, Your "First • exterior goodfor at 2:00. and March 15at 2:30. ------�6 Heninger, Maureen Herritz, Roomie" Patti. gas. $500 firm. �------6 �------� 13 --:-- Dear X-roomie & . friend, Cheryl Hatman , Patti Klotz, �----::--- �6 1. FOUR O'CLOCK CLUB .,.- Yo Adrienne! Happy Birthday (S.S.) Knock 'em dead at the Debbie Kraft, Laura Kolbe, Claudia, Congrats on Friday at the Sic>,.. Chi House. to the wildest and craziest \ pageant! Love, Cindy. Laurie Muntz, Marybeth pledging Chi Delphia! Love, Donationi> 8\ beer, 50¢ punk rocker we know! Just like �c:; · 6 Obrzut, Cindy Turek and Sherri Annamarie hotdog. • . ...ored by- Alpha you, your birthday will be the c:;&' Patti, Congrats! I knew you Zimmerman. Love, Your XD ------�6 Alpha Pl,,,\Jgeclass. -:-- best. Prepare yourself ...for could do. it! Love, Your "other" Sisters. Greg Combs • Little do you Friday night! Love ya, Karen Y, ------�·6 roomie. know that you not only· lift Are you so perfect you have ------�6. Karen N, Cheri, Terri, Janice, ------�6 Michele Mack - Good luck in heavy weights, you lift my no ·need of anyone else? Or Cindy. Jules · found any P.l.D.'s the DX Pageant tomorrow spirits. Happy 22nd Birthday! could it be that you are ------�6 lately? Me, neither. Help! S.C. night! We'll be there cheering Love, Mary. sometimes confused, wrong, . Richey Auction Service. 6 for you: Love, 3J Roomies. ------�·6 even ...sinful? Jesus said that Route .1 6, Ashmore, IL. Best prices in town ! Sat. and ------�6 Good Luck, Mary Jo Kovach, ' he did not come to call the Auction sale every Thursday Sun. Matinees in the Union at Alpha Sigs and Delts • Good this weekend in the Miss Delta perfect, but those with needs. night 7 p.m. New and used 2:00. times today at 4:00 - Be there Chi Pageant. We're behind you ,______6 Come over and join your -----�--� furniture store open Monday 6 Aloha • Beta Chis all the way. Love your Alpha : Rust and white ski imperfect sisters and brothers thru Friday 8 to 5. Saturday 8 _Mary Jo Kovach: We wish ------�6 Phi Sisters. . Reward if found. Call at Wesley Church. We are to 1. Phone 349-8822. you the. best of luck in the Schithouse Bash tonight for ------�6 "3609. God's imperfect church all the. ------� 00 pageant. You're number 1 in Goose's 21st Birthday. Denise Cougill - Good luck in 6 time, so you are always :.-�-:---..,..---.,.--- Fast Resume Service - our book. You can take it Everyone welcome. P.S. the Miss DX Pageant Saturday! . Red spiral notebook welcome. We gather together Seniors: Your resume attracts "baby" · We love ya, Jill & Happy Birthday Goose. I'm rooting for you ! Love, OAP 2175 notes. at 9 & 11 each Sunday more interest when printed. Tracy. Schithouse rocks! Penny. 1345-5460. morning to ask for help • on 4th Let us help. Make your resume ------�6 6 Lawson Hall. look professional. Low, low St., across from Kick-off 4 O'Clock Club for ------�6 price. Wide selection of paper. the friends and supporters of . Rardin Graphics. 61 7 18th St. Tony Sellers Bob Glover Friday at Ike's Camp·us clips . ------'6 Congratulations for winning the -----=--�---� O·O Basement. Gold filled Cros8 Tri-Sig raffle .. Unity Gospel Choir presents ------�6· 234-3076 and in concert 'Jesus is Love' ------�6· Sherri Snyder: Good Luck in Candyman Co. Do hogs go The Inter-Vanity Cladldu a aroup March 7th 1981 7:00-10:00 & the Miss Delta Chi Pageant! FelloWlldp will hold Jarae to heaven when they die? No! meeting Friday, March at Devorak Concert Hall. 1 . 00 We love you, your Sigma 6, 1981 7:00 p.m. in The Charleston­ go to Candyland. ;::::======6 Guest Choirs. They Kappa Sisters! Mattoon Room of the Union Addition. Pastor Richard Triestram ------6 ------�6 ---, -=:-- --�-----�6 of the Charleston Bible Center will be speakingon "Living out the Anorexia women wish Dee Free Roe's Dollars-have Men of Ford pucker up, it's Christian Life - the Conflict and the Solution.•• Haefele the best 1 9 - Happy your parents write-John, Box Dee's b-day this weekend. . The Inter-Varsity Christian Fellowship is sponsoring a Gym Jam Birthday. 345 ------�6 . Saturday; March ------�6 7 from 7:00-10:00 p.m. in McAfee's south -----=-----�13 March is Alfred Hitchcock Are your Friday nights gymnasium. All are invited to an evening of fun and fellowship - 4:00 Club this Friday at month, Saturdays in the Union, ending too s0on because you volleyballs will be served. 1632 11th St. Comer of 11th at 2:00 live in the dorms? Schlitz Rock The Newman Community Friday and Grant. ------�6 Evening Prayer and Hour is guaranteed to keep Fellowship Group will meet from p.m. to �------�6 Kim Mitchell · Good Luck in 7:00 8:30 p.m. Friday at you up and rocking another Kick-off 4 O'clock Club for lhe MissDelta Chi Pageant. I'm the Newman House, 909 Lincoln. Bring your musical instruments. hour longer on WELH from . Koinonia the friends and suppcrters of behind you 100% - Love, Your & TEC people are especiallyinvited thi� Friday. . · 1 :30 • 2:30 a.m. Bob Glover. Friday at Jke's AGB Danny. The Sociology Club will meet Friday, March at 4:00 in ------�6 6 Basement. ------...,..-� 6 Caesar's Basement. A club meeting 'will be held Wednesday, BAKE SALE!! ------�6 Sunday March Good Luck, Suzanne 8th - 7-9 March 11 in Coleman Hall Room 340 at 6:00. Sign up now in the Sherri Snyder: Good Luck pm Stevenson, Triad, Boucher, this weekend in the to E.L. Kra kers t is Lawson, , Sociology Office for the field trip to Dwight Correctional Center c h this weekend in the Miss Delta Taylor, Carman halls. Miss Delta Chi Pageant. We're and Saturday. Drink 2 ASPA members (anyone welcome). Chi Pageant! Your Sig Kap please take behind you all the way. Love price of 1 from 7 pm to baked items The Sisters are behind you all the to one of the your Alpha Phi Sisters. Christian · Campus Fellowship will hold a non­ above around 6:45. If any demoninational worship service at way. ______6 10:30 a.m. Sunday, March 8 in .______F,00 questions, call 5606 . ------�6 There will be .a meeting for the University Union Charleston-Mattoon Room Everyone - is · e Mack • Good Luck in ------�6 BAKE SALE · Sunday • home Career Week at 2:30 pm in the welcome. Charleston Delta Chi Come to the first EIU Preppy baked goodies, 7-9 p.m. in Casey Room March 10th. All The Christian Campus Fellowship Party! Wear members will serve a S unday I Go get 'em chick! dorms. your lzod's and interested clubs please be Topsiders. evening meal at 5:00_p.m. Sunday, �arch 8 at the Campus House ya. Mrs. Winbush. 3-H · Saturday there. Any questions call Mike ______night. on 4th Street, behind Lawson Hall. Cost is but free to first­ 6 Be there · Bato. Liautaud at 345· 7608 $1.00, · timers. Everyone welcome. ______10 i� HE'1S I� HIS R.ooM, LUR\r11\)(o o \IyaH+, DU>�A w Ht: I\)s Friday-Sunday "''5rv\OIY'l . \.\\S C�CM.\-.JG Package Ru...o\)C\)r A<::>AI � l Stroh ' S (case) $7.99 Old Style (case) $7.99

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Distributing Co., Inc. P.O.Box 200 Redmon, Ill. 61949 · Phone (217) 884- 2312 . �rlday's · SRg!!!ws 12 March 6, t 98 1 Eastern to host NCAA 'Last Chance Meet' by Dan Brannan Arkansas's Tony .Guercio, a former State has recorded a 3:20,'� - Moo , · Seniors Joe Sheeran, Reo Rorem Illinois state champion in the 440 , will said. and Augustine Oruwari will run in be one of the 440 runners in the meet, The Panthers could be without a their last home indoor meet Friday, Moore said. · Claude Magee, who had '"several tee when Eastern hosts the NCAA Moore said the 60-yard dash should pulled earlier this week. He may n

Division I Last Chance Meet at 7 p.m. also be an excellent event in the meet. even compete," Moore said. · .. · at Lantz Fieldhouse. "We have two people entered who Eastern has already qualified tw Competing with the Panthers will be have run a 6.2, and three who have run individuals for the nation.�l m Kentucky State, Illinois State, DePaul a 6.3," Moore said. Oruwari ·in ·the high hurdles and Bradley Illinois universities along . The mile relay should also be a good Sheeran in the three mile. with eight other schools. race, the coach said. It's unlikely we'll have anyone else,' Eastern track coach Neil Moore said "Illinois State has run a 3:13, Moore said. "Most will be running f the intent of the meet is to qualify Western has run a 3:17 and Kentucky personal records th.is weekend." individuals for the Division I finals at Cobo Arena in Detroit, Mich., March 13-14. Moore said he is getting many partial team entries for the meet. ''There will be about 200 competitiors here. These teams are getting one more chance to qualify their individuals," Moore said. "In general, the quality of the meet will be quite high." Moore said there is a 7-foot-1 high jumper entered in the meet, Illinois State's Vincent Davis. Moore also said Indiana State's D�le Henderson has a 57-foot shot put throw and will be entered in the meet along with Kentucky State's Darwin Shaw who has exceeded 24 feet in the long jump. "Another feature of the meet will be Sheeran in the two mile,'' Moore said. "He will be trying to break Eastern's two mile record." The current two mile record is held by former NCAA Division II All­ . American Mike Larsen, with a time of 8:48. Rorem and Dave Houston will be challenging Indiana State's Glen Eastern senior Reo Rorem strides Urbanik in the mile. Urbank has a ahead of the pack in a meet against 4:07 .8 time, while Rorem has cut his to Murray State and Illinois State held at 4:09. · Lantz Fieldhouse Feb. 20 . (News Moore said there are also · five photo by Marcia Steele) people, who have not run under 50.0, entered in the 440-yard dash. Hockey Club. to end year with Illinois Invitational by Scott Fishel Coach Doug Andreasen said he is not sure how the teams will b matched The-Eastern Hockey Club will round · e off its 4-4-2 season this weekend with a after Friday because of the Kankakee trip to Champaign to participate iri the withdrawal; but he said Bradley Illinois Illinois Invitatfonal Tournament. University is also sending a team to the Eastern distance runners Joel McKinney (front) and Mike Beresford (ba Only three teams will participate in tournament. keep a steady pace in a race held here earlier this season. The tracksters the annual tournament after The championship game will be at conclude the 1981 indoor season Friday night at the Lantz Fieldhouse. (Ne · Kankakee, _which was orignally 12:45 p.m. Sunday, March 8. photo by Marcia Steele) scheduled to play, cancelled at t�e last Andreasen said he feels his team has minute. a good chance of winning the Eastern will take on the Champaign tournament because of its past record Cagers romp 75-55 at stat Juniors at 6 p.m. Friday, March 6, at against all of the teams. the Champaign Ice Arena. They will He said the team practice , CHICA GO-Eastern ' s womens' not play an exceptionally good g .then play Joliet Junior College at 10 Wednesday, and everyone seemed, basketball team took its first step ·and placed the blame on p.m. "pumped up and ready to play." towards a state title' Thursday night uncertainty of when Eastern wo with a 75-55 victory over Northeastern play and the late game time. Illinois University in the first round of Because the College of St. Fr . the AJAW Division II state did not decide to enter the tourn SpO tournament at Loyola University. until Wednesday, it was not deci rts schedule The Panthers face Loyofa, which until fate Wednesday night that beat Bradley University 79-71 in Panthers would play their game at 8 Friday: Women's basketball plays in the double-overtime Thursday, in the p.m. Men's track hosts the last . AIAW State tournament at Loyola. second round of the tournament at 6 Eastern did not clinch the game Chance meet at 7 p.m. at Lantz p.m. Friday. the final three minutes of play, le Fieldhouse. Saturday: Sophomore Kassebaum paced by only three at the three minute Badminton competes in the Women's basketball continues Eastern in scoring with 28 points, In other tournament action, AIAW National- tournament at its play in the AIAW State followed by Linda Ellsworth with 14 upsets knocked second-�eeded Macomb. · tournament at Loyola. and Joann Archer with 12 points. and third-seeded Lewis University Coach Bobbje Hilke said Eastern did of the tournament. the Verge of .

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· page 3 page 6 · ·. page 6 W ----...... j ••k•nd This week's highlight: Happenings On The Verge Bluegrass jammers 2 Friday.March 6, 1981 The Daily Eastern News twang up weel�end "Stevie Wonder" "The Pirates of Penzance" Mo ies All day in the University Union Video Eastern's Music and Theater v by "Popeye" Lounge. Departments present Gilbert & Jeff Green Starring Robin Williams and Shelley Sullivan's comic operetta at 8 p.m. A lot of pickin' and grinnin' is in store for bluegrass Duvall. 7 and 9 p.m. Friday; 2, 7 and March a·. 7, 1 3 and 14 with a matinee music fans when the 21st Eastern Illinois University 9 p.m Saturday. and 2 and 7:30 p.m. at 2 p.m. Sunday March 15 in the Bluegrass Jam Session comes to Eastern's campus. The theater of the Doudna Fine Arts Sunday, Will Rogers Theater. Rated Music· jam will begin at 10 a.m. Sunday in the University Union PG. Center. Ticket prices are $3.50 for Spgrty's adults, $2.50 for youth and senior Ballroom and the music won't stop until 6 p.m. "The Devll and Max Devlln" Shows begin at 9 p.m. Friday, citizens and $2 for Eastern students. Coordinator Jerry Ellis of Eastern's Chemistry Starring Bill Cosby and Elliot Go uld. Macintosh; Saturday, Paul Konya. Reservations and ticket information Department said that the session is being sponsored by the 7 and 9 p.m. Matinees 2 p.m. on can be obtained by phoning 581- University Union. Saturday and Sunday, Time Theater, Ted's Warehouse 31 10. There will be about 50 ·musicians attending the jam Mattoon. Rated PG. Friday, The ReRuns; Saturday, The Edge; Tu .esday, Strut McPh,erson; session, Ellis said. Double Feature Wednesday, Slink Rand; Thursday, Area musicians who will be performing in the . jam "Alrplane" Starring Robert Pork and the Havanna Ducks. session will begin playing in the halls of the University Hayes and Julie Hagetty. Show times Potpourri Union -between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m., Ellis said. The are 2 and 7:05 p.m. Rated PG. Also Junior Recltal individual or in a playing is "Caddyshack' Starring Music students Steve Cannedy will Dungeons and Dragons Fantasy musicians whether performing as an Chevy Chase, Rodney Dangerfield, perform on the trumpet and Pam Game Tourn•ment group will take turns jamming on the stage in the Ballroom Lawson Ted Knight, Bill Murray and Michael on the bassoon in their junior Spansored by Eastern's Science beginning at 1 p.m., Ellis added. recital at 2 p.m. O'Keefe. Show times are 5 and 9:05 Friday in the Dvorak Fiction and Fantasy Film Club, the Bluegrass Jam Session began in the spring of 1974 Concert The p.m. Triple Cinemas, Mattoon Rated Hall. Student admission is tournament will run Friday ood free. and has been successful ever since, Ellis said. R .. Saturday in the · Neoga and Paris rooms in the University Union. The The session is put on each year on the second Sunday in Percussion Ensemble Concert "My BloodyValentl ne" public is invited to attend. March, August, and November. In August it is held at 5:1 5, 7:15and 9: 15p.m. Matinees Eastern's Percussion Ensemble will Lincoln tog Cabin State Park, Ellis said. on Saturday and Sunday at 2: 1 Q p.m., present a concert at 8 p.m. Sunday in Miss Charleston/Delta Chi Pageant the Dvorak Concert Among the instruments used, Ellis said, will be Triple Cinemas, Mattoon. Rated R. Hall. Guest The pageant will begin at 7 p.m. appearance will be the mandolins, acoustic guitars (no electric instruments are Steel Drum Saturday in the University Union Band which is directed "The lncredlble Shrinking Woman" by Johnny addition Grand Ballroom. Admission is allowed), upright "dog house" basses, "Dobro" Lane. Admission is free. Starring Lily Tomlin and Charles $3.50. acoustical steel slide guitars, harmonicas, and five-string Grodin. 5: 10, 7 and 9 p.m. Matinee banjos. 2:30 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday, "Watercolor: llllnols" Ellis said that the reason the University sponsors the Triple Cinemas, Mattoon. Rated PG . Watercolor paintings done by Jam Session is not only to get area bluegrass Sports statewide professionals are on display Bluegrass "Fame" at the Paul Sergent Art Gallery. The musicians together but also as a public relations effort to Men's Track Starring Irene Cara and Anne exhibit will run through March 2 7. The give people a chance to see Eastern's campus while Eastern Meara. 6:30 and 9 p.m., Friday in the hosts the NCAA Last gallery is locat® on the lower level of Chance enjoying the music. University Union Old Ballroom. Meet at 7 p.m. Friday in the the University Union West Wing. Lantz Fieldhouse "Fame" T-shirts will be given away . Gallery hours are 9-5 Monday through Eastern and discount coupons will be hosts the EIU High School Friday. Closed Saturday, noon to 4 Invitational honored. Student admission is $1 .25. at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in p.m., Sunday. Rated R. the Lantz Fieldhouse. Vienna Choir Boys -On the cover !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Verge staff !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Double Feature March 10, 8 p.m. in McAfee. "Time After Time" 2 p.m. Saturday uette of one of the Theater Students $2.00, · public $4.00. A silho in the University Union Old Ballroom Tickets on sale at the Union Box Miss Charleston-Delta Chi Editor ...... Betsey followed by "North by Northwest". "The Effectof Gamma Rayson Man· Guzi Office. Spansored by the Performing stants practices her Student admission conte Assistant .....Laur a Zieb for both movies is In-the-Moon Marigolds" Arts Committee of the Univeristy $1 . talent competition piece The Mattoon Area Performing Arts Board. Cover photo � . Wayne Pur Society will present its winter bathed in the show lights in Copy desk ...... Hol "Cat on a Kot Tin Roof" production on March 6, 7, 1 3 and 1 4 Sculpture Exhibit Wednesday's dress Roberts, Tim Broderic Starring Elizabeth Taylor and Paul at 8 p.m. with a matinee performance Sculptures by Eastern faculty rehearsal in the University Denise Skowron Newman . Show begins at 2 p.m., at 2:30 p.m. on March 15 in the Lake member Cary Knoop are featured in Union addition Grand Sunday in the University Union Grand Land College Theater. Ticket prices an exhibit at the Paul Sergent Art Ballroom. Student admission is 50 are $3 for general admission and $2 Ballroom. . Gallery. The exhibit will run through cents. for students and senior citizens. March 27.

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olta-look-alike from "Saturday of man to his 'fellow man . . · t Fever" would stroll out of E.L. When one steps into O'Banion's, the ters to the tunes of Donna . atmosphere engulfs them. The bar has er or K.C. and the Sunshine a green decor and the woodwork on the . Ori the north side of town, a bars and various carved figurines are Travolta look-alike from "Urban very well-preserved, since this was once boy" would waltz out of Ted's a speakeasy belonging to gangsfer Dion house to the music of Mickey O' Banion during the twenties. , Willie Nelson or Lynyrd There is a stage at the back of the bar yrd. where live b�nds perform. Some of the t, in a scruffy bar on the near Chicago new wave bands that have side of Chicago, a guy and a girl appeared at O'Banion's have been out to the tunes of ''The Clash,'' "Lois Lane," "The Buzz Cocks," e Pretenders," or "The "Bhil n' ·the Blanks," "London," ones." "Bohemia," "The Painter Band," and e couple is not dressed in cowboy "We're Staying." ·a or three-piece disco garb The bar features live bands on er . The guy is wearing � black Monday and Thursday nights and ther jacket, torn jeans, during the month of March, some t-cropped hair (with no reggae bands will appear." burns) . and a purple undershirt. O' Banion's first opened in the girl has on a leather jacket and her summer of 1977 and its location was is styled like the "Bride of previously occupied by "Saturday's kenstein." And the color is bright Girl," a gay disco. The predecessor of O' Banion's was Lamere, a new wave e couple is standing on the corner bar on Wells St. When Lamere burnt Clark and Erie and are about to to the ground, Everett went to Clark a run down building with green and Erie and opened O' Banion's. ks. The corner bar is called "O' It is advertised as a mixed bar, ·on's" and is one of the hottest meaning that its clientele are both gay wave bars in the city and caters and straight. Everett said that about 15 usively to couples like the one per cent of the crowd is gay and the tioned. remainder are straight. He mentioned wner Everett Rogers is a friendly there _is no real problem between the eman in his forties who has the two because most of the gay customers cy and enthusiasm of a teen. His - are of the butch type and not the orite new wave bands are "The flamboyant queen type. s," "The Vans," "The Clash," New wave pubs may not be opening David Bowie. Everett mentioned up on the Charleston square, but new wave is merely an off-shoot of Chicago is splashing the nightlife scene k n' roll-but complete with the with O'Banion's. e of dress-new wave music has .

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by Sarah Coyle _ Here she comes, ... Miss Charleston? ·Well, it may not be Bert Parks singing

praise to the winner as she · tearfully parades down the ru,nway, but- it is the first step on the pageant ladder to becoming Miss America. The beauty pageant has long been a colorful aspe ct of American culture. For years people have been accustomed to ·. tu rning on the tube and viewing beautiful women clad in french-cut bathing suits reciting their opinions-in between their giggles-on the lastest world crisis. Today, the sponsors want to change America's opinion of the pageant. It is more than mere beauty. Talent and poise plus beauty are the components that make a Miss America winner. The · first step in utilizing the criteria to become what manY. young girls have dreamed of is to enter in a preliminary pageant. The object of the. Miss Charleston pageant is to find the next Miss Illinois-who will go on to become Miss America, Dorothy Chamness, the field director and a member of the board of directors for the Miss · Illinois· Pageant, said. "We feel that Miss America is walking along the streets," she said. ·The annual Delta Chi-sponsored Miss Charleston pageant will be held 7 p.m. Saturday in the-University Union addition Grand Ballroom.· The Delta Chi Fraternity, the only Contestants for the Miss Ch fraterQal organization to - sponsor a rehearse in full dress for Saturday preliminary pageant for the Miss America contest, has been a part of the Miss Talent is a more important part Charleston pageant for 14 years. competition. Miss America is not s

The pageant is open to any girl between · a beauty contest as it is a the ages of 17 and 27 who live in either competiticin, Liautaud stressed. Cumb'erland or Coles County, Fr�n The pageant stresses talent beca Mardjetko, the contestant coordinator, level of talent a contestant has will said. . in her overall personality, Chamn The pageant consists of a talent "They (the judges) are trying to competition, a seven minute interview and girl who can present her talent the ,, a bathing suit and evening gown the competition. competition . Pageant contestant and form . There were 12 girls selected to be in the Coles County winner Janet Nolan Miss Charleston pageant from the believes it is the stage presen original 18 entries. counts, not the level of talent. The contestants had to excel in their "A girl niight get up there a respective talents and the seven minute chopsticks ..on the piano and interview in order to be considered for the showman and win it becau regional or Miss Charleston pageant. confident, and that reflects thro

One question the girls must consider in talent;" she said. _ order to win is what qualities the Miss Chamness, on the other hand, Charleston winner must possess. believes the level of talent and the "I guess it woulci be the girl with the of time it took to perfect that most-rounded type of personality. The what is important. . girl who has the good qualities in all the - The judges will vote for the d major areas that general society would difficulty and the actual . perf look at and judge as a good value for a Chamness said. woman,'' Steve Liautaud, the executive The winner of the pageant mus Renee DeVore seems to be losing her balance as she practices for one of the producer for the pageant, said. to haridle herself in all situatio group dance routines that the contestants will perform at the pageant. (News The judges look for basic qualities in like a public relations photo by Wayne Purdy) the contestants, including self confidence, representing her qistrict in poise and talent,·Chamness said. Illinois or Miss America Bel-Aire Lanes_ City Hair Works Precision Hair Styling for Men & Women

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talent. ent, ranging -from a One time high school and Eastern band lo to a song and dance baton twirler, Snyder said she was going Joe Claffy, executive producer oUhe Mi - se as the contestants are to twirl flaming batons as her talent-that ss Charleston-Delta Chi pageant staples down though the contestants is, until the judges recommended that she the carpet on the runway , in preparation of Saturday's show. (News photo by Wayne Purdy) pageant for different­ find another talent. . have the one ultimate Snyder said one of the judges told her she would have to have two people armed · ls in the pageant have with buckets of water standing on either oming Miss Illinois and side of her if she was going to twirl her erica. Junior Sherri . flaming batons. pageant to "win and to The bathing suit contest has always t in the Miss America been a highlight of many pageant competitions-especially with the male y Williams used to. work viewers. has been a hostess for However, contrary to popular belief, Now she said she would the bathing suits are not worn in the Miss e and try her luck at America pageant to exploit the women, arleston herself. Chamness said. 'd she is not sure, she The bathing suits are worn to test the e would like to be Miss contestant's poise in stressfull situations.

its a goal," she sai(J. _ "Any young lady who can keep her she went through a lot of composure while walking out on the stage to prepare for the in a swimsuit in front of thousan�s of three haircuts and people can handle anything," Chamness ·ams finally got her insisted. one time long enough to But; it still pays to look good in your ewants it. bathing suit. The current Miss she had to go tqrough Charleston, Denise Tomasino-in order Contestants rehearse in unison a dance rountine for the Miss Charleston-Delta Chi changes, however, did to prepare for the pageant-went on a pageant Saturday night. (News photo by Wayne Purdy) looks but with her diet.

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Eagles and Fleetwo· od Mac abound in _sound The 18 songs on Fleetwood Mac Live ''Landshd e'' is her most cuno us - Eagles Live/Fleetwood Mac Live - were taken from the Tu sk tour. The song. Nicks' singing fades and falters The Eagles and Fleetwood Mac h�ve D oc' recording varies from a spare, lean frequently, cracking once or twice. b�en two of the most successful rock k �"' ft C = sound to a lusher, full one, depending Yet, "Landslide" is a song about rs or so . Both - groups o� the �ast six ye · ·. on the song. losing dreams and i nocenc , ab ut � . • • � � � bands give highly styl�zed, pohshed D vu V" r_:-c"t!, John on growing older, and Nicks' agmg voice ftv , McVie bass and Mick performan�es on vinyl and off. Their Fleetwood on drums are still one of the seems strangely appropriate. And very . by John- Stocl�man populanty is due, not to an appeal to most propulsive rhythm sections tender and sincere. the lowest common denominator, but around. Christine McVie on keyboards Buckingham's screaming, screeching artistic and an their last two albums. It has a clean to a unity of vision more than makes up for the lack of · guitar sounds as if he uses human a bright intelligent pop sensibility. mix, with punchy bass and iz;uitars. ganglia for strings. The whole These albums. are the first live high end. But the most valuable player is still instrumental combination of rushing guys must sound awesome in offerings foreither group and both are These Lindsey Buckingham. His · electric rhythm, spooky organ, and singing excellent souvenirs of an Eagles or Mac concert. Their live sound has the same guitar often gives the tension and guitar takes the breathe away. concert. power as their studio sound; many of turbulence that makes the songs go. He "I'm So Afraid" cannot be topped Live recording has reached such a these songs are exact replicas of the is no slouch at acoustic picking eiher; as a closer, so the last song, Brian state of the art that the sound quality originals. . check out his beautiful, slowed "Never Wilson's "The Farmer's Daughter," can equal that achieved in the studio. But the faithful reproduction creates Going Back Again." does not try. ("Daughter" is one of The disadvantages are that you can a problem. There is not much new. There are some disappointments three new songs on Live. Others are only record as many instruments as Eagles Live is not a good value for the here. Buckingham's "N ot That "Fireflies" and "One More Night.") you have people to play them-no person who has a number of Eagles' Funny" is the longest song on Live, "Daughter" is a different type of song overdubbi�g. And you get only one albums, especially "Greatest Hits and clocking in at 9:04. The sporadic, slow for the Mac. It has a chunky, loping take-mistakes count. Hotel California. For the fan with few pace of the middle section sinks the rhythm, no instrumental break, and Of course, you can get around the of their records or for the fanatic, it is song, and practically the whole second features the ethereal harmonies of latter problem by recording numerous money well-spent. side. N<;>t that funny,is it? Buckingham, McVie, and Nicks. concerts and choosing the pick of the Following a recent trend in live Stevie Nicks is the major flaw in the Both albums are good sets. litter. You cari circumvent the first albums, Live has one new song, Steve band's veneer. Constant touring has Although more flawed, Mac's is better problem too, by having various guest Young's "Seven Bridges Road," an roughened and cracked her voice, and because it takes more risks. It has more musicians on stage-which both bands acoustic number featuring the band's she does not hit the high notes she once disappointments than Eagles Live, but do, especially the Eagles. high harmonies. The best performance did. For the most part, her singing is more triumphs too. Either way, you Recorded over three different tours, is "Saturday Night," one of four OK, though the phrasing is stilted on cannot gowrorig. Eagles Live has 14 songs, half from waltzes the Eagles have recorded. "Sara." Secret 'Formula' exposes conspiracyof liquid gold ''The Formula/Starring Marlon Genesis, the World war n project, the observation of Sherlock. Holm Brando and George C. Scott fl.ICkS involved research and development it\ and the courage of James Bond, wi ever solve this deep I visited the gas pump before driving synthetic fuels, and a coal gasification historical- an my American-made gas guzzler to see • . process that was perfected and used by political riddle. "The Formula" without thinking twice "viV"AV( the Germans because of their lack of I think I had the gist of what w about the $1.32 price tag that hung out by Scott Fishel natural crude oil. going on before the actors did. over the curb like the conquering flag What begins as a simple murder The film does not lack in dramati of some distant oil company. characters to give it a human rather , investigation leads Caine to discover ingredients. There is sorrow, hate, It seems like every time I 'find the than statistical base. that American oil barron Adam touch of comedy, a glimpse of empt courage to approach a gas pump, it Intrigue, espionage, and a trail of Steiffel (Marlon Brando) has had love and enough foul language an spits out less · of that ·precious "whodunit" clues and answers are the · access to this secret formula for years. violence to give the film an "R" ratin petroleum product and reaches deeper basic plot of "The Formula." Not But he has chosen to keep it secret in But these tidbits are so fragmented th into my shallow pockets. until the end of the film does the order to drive up the price of oil. it is hard to see their purpose except t "The Formula," I was . happy to message really surface. And when it Steiffel justifies his actions in· the lengthen the film. discover, explained the give-and-take does come forth, it hits home with name of free enterprise, and ultimately 01\the way home from the theater, system in very simple terms. The everyone who has felt the pressure of profit. His shall�w view of 'the stuck . out my tongue as I passed t theory advanced through this movie is high gasoline prices. American Dream revolves around the filling station I had visited two hou that "Big Oil" is responsible for the automobile, clue to his own greedy earlier. By that time I had resolved The problem with the movie is that it a . th bite that . gasoline . takes out of our takes too long to get to the point. motives. its greatest asset was not the liquid 'gol budget. Barney , Caine (George C. Scott) is a Although the characters are well that is the life of our mobile society Of course the theory is not new, veteran Los Angeles cop who flies off ·defined and the actors who portray but the air that we use to fill up o people have been shouting this all to Germany on the wild notion that the them seem to fit the molds very well, tires. along. But I was glad to see someone murder of two close friends is the story unfolds very slow. The viewer It is one of the few· things left in t actually embodying the theory in the somehow connected to a top secret . is often left wondering if Caine, with world that you can get for free . plot of a film and creating a batch of Nazi German project.

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