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The Daily Egyptian, April 02, 2008 Southern Illinois University Carbondale OpenSIUC April 2008 Daily Egyptian 2008 4-2-2008 The Daily Egyptian, April 02, 2008 Daily Egyptian Staff Follow this and additional works at: https://opensiuc.lib.siu.edu/de_April2008 Volume 93, Issue 130 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 2008 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in April 2008 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. om PHOTO COLUMN, PAGE 7: Gus Bode says I wish .c I had the carefree life of a lizard. WE DNE SD AY siuDE . www DVOL. 93, NO. 130, 20 PAGES S OUTHEREN I LLINOIS U NIVERSITY APRIL 2, 2008 Students bike to go green Bicycle parade explores effects of coal burning Jenn Lofton DAILY EGYPTIAN R ather than starting their engines, students got on their bikes and pedaled through campus Tuesday to take part in the worldwide Fossil Fools Day. The Student Environmental Center organized a bicycle parade on campus to spread awareness about how the expansion of the fossil fuel industry contributes to many global problems, including the change in climate. Chris Klarer, a coordinator of the event and a senior from Carbondale studying art and design, said the main goal of Fossil Fools Day is to educate the student body as well as the rest of the community about why coal burning is hurting the environment. The day is just one of several events that are part of an ongoing attempt across the globe to shut down coal plants and replace them with other energy efficient technology. Bill Sieber, a bike enthusiast and a senior from Evanston studying art, said he was ready and willing to be part of any event that involves riding EDYTA BŁASZCZYK ~ DAILY EGYPTIAN a bike for a good cause. Students and friends of Eco-Dawgs members ride their bikes around Carbondale on Fossil Fools Day to promote energy efficient technology. Coal burning is one of the top contributers to environmental hazards and this event is part of an ongoing process to shut down See PARADE, Page 9 coal plants across the nation. The more-than-a-million Morris move in ��������������������������� Book move estimated at $1,500,000 cost about the same as moving the old shelving from McLafferty ��������������������� �� to Morris, Carlson said. He said � ���������������� Lindsey Smith simple to transfer books, Carlson building new shelves would cost DAILY EGYPTIAN said, the process is much more roughly $1 million. The old ��� tedious than it appears. shelving would be recy The books cled with ��� ������������������������ ���� The shelves in Morris Library must be kept in order and placed in the exception of the rails from the ���� �������������������������� ��������� are just as open as floors three, four the correct spot once in Morris. old shelves, which would still be in ��������������������������� ���������������� and five. “It takes an awful lot of labor working condition, Carlson said. � Though Morris recently opened to methodically take it down, to With the university struggling ����������������������������� ������� ����� three new floors, three-fourths of disassemble it all, to pile it all up, to financially, the bulk of the moving ����������������� its books are in another building. put it in a truck, to get the truck to process continues to be put on the ������������������� ������������ Fewer than 500,000 books are where you’re going, to unload the backburner while administrators �������������������� �������������� shelved at Morris, while roughly truck and then construct all that hope for the passage of the capital 1.5 million books collect dust in shelving again,” Carlson said. construction bill by the Illinois � McLafferty Annex. David Carlson, Labor alone is expected to cost House of Representatives. The ����������������� ���� dean of Library Affairs, said the $500,000, though how the books bill would also cover the cost of ��������������� move from McLafferty to Morris will be moved has yet to be decided. completing floors six and seven. �������� would cost $1.5 million. Options include volunteers, local “Every day the university doesn’t ����� The Morris Library project is help or professionals, Carlson said. do it is a day we don’t have to three months behind schedule and Carlson added that some of the come up with 1.5 million bucks,” ����������� $16 million short of completion. library’s other materials such as Carlson said. “Nobody’s banging at ���������������� ���� �� The facility’s grand opening is historical documents are housed (McLafferty’s) door saying you’ve scheduled for the end of August, in a facility on Marion Street and got to get out, you’ve got to get by which time Carlson hopes the a building across the street from out.” move will be completed. McLafferty Annex. While there are no Carlson said clearing books Shelving at McLafferty is administrators pressuring the from Morris to McLafferty took roughly three years old, but Carlson move, some students find the ���������������� a professional book-moving said its warranty has already empty shelves inconvenient. ���������������� company nearly a full semester expired. Buying new ��������������������������������������������������������� ��������������� to complete. While it may seem shelving would See MOVE IN, Page 9 City Campus Pulse Sports Newest budget plans Researchers across Old band shows new Salukis’ cast long shadow offer hope for some, campus show their tricks, new band copies under Rent One lights. horror for others. findings. old tricks. PAGE 3 PAGE 5 PAGE 13 PAGE 16 2 Wednesday, April 2, 2008 DAILY EGYPTIAN News CALENDAR NEWS BRIEFS Division of Continuing Rezko trial hears plan Woman sentenced Education to squeeze firm for to 36 years in autistic • The Individualized Learning Program is offering extended testing hours (last avail- campaign cash daughter’s death able time to schedule is 5:30 p.m.) for CHICAGO (AP) — A government wit- PEKIN (AP) — A central Illinois woman students Friday. To schedule a test, please ness said Tuesday that political fundraiser who claimed she tried to “fix” her 3-year-old call 536-7751 Antoin “Tony” Rezko personally approved autistic daughter by suffocating her with a plans to squeeze a firm wanting to do plastic bag was sentenced Tuesday to 36 business with a state pension fund for years in prison with no possibility for parole. ‘Four Scenes, Twelve either a $2 million kickback or a $1.5 mil- Karen McCarron could have faced 110 lion campaign contribution for Gov. Rod years behind bars for killing Katie McCarron Acts’ Blagojevich. in 2006. Tazewell County Circuit Judge • 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. today through Friday at Stuart P. Levine testified that under Stephen Kouri settled on the lower figure the Glove Factory the plan Hollywood producer Thomas after prosecutors asked for a 50-year sen- • Closing reception 6 p.m. – 10 p.m. Friday, Rosenberg hoped his real estate manage- tence for the 39-year-old. meet the artists ment firm, Capri Capital, would get $220 McCarron read a brief statement at the • Free and open to public million to invest from the $40 billion fund hearing, apologizing for killing her daugh- that pays the pensions of thousands of ter. Open Mic Night retired downstate and suburban teach- “I have no words for the loss of Katie,” she • 7 p.m. – 9 p.m. today at the Student ers. said. “I am compelled to say I am sorry to my Center, Big Muddy room Levine, the star witness at Rezko’s friends, family and to the state of Illinois.” • Need to register during the day at the political fraud trial, testified that in early Prosecutor Kevin Johnson said he asked Craft Shop 2004 Rezko approved the plan to squeeze for a long sentence to make sure McCarron • Poetry, acoustic, etc. welcome Rosenberg for cash. would not have many years left to live when “Mr. Rosenberg was going to get a she is released from prison. She will be 76. choice,” Levine testified. “He could either The Good, the Bad and pay a finders fee of $2 million or raise At least one killed the Ugly: Secrets to a $1.5 million for the governor’s campaign fund.” in blaze at hotel in Successful Student Life Levine said that another key fund- • 6:30 p.m. – 8 p.m. today at the Health raiser for Blagojevich, Christopher Kelly, Chicago suburb Center, room 111/112 was in Rezko’s office when the three men LOCKPORT (AP) — A five-alarm fire • Common stressors for International discussed the plan. tore through a suburban Chicago hotel Students, recognizing signs of stress, deal- Blagojevich has not been charged early Tuesday, killing at least one person and ing effectively with stress, time manage- with wrongdoing in connection with the injuring two others, authorities said. ment skills case. Kelly has also not been charged The fire broke out at the three-story • Free refreshments will be provided in the case, although he was charged Towpath Inn just before 4 a.m., according with an unrelated federal tax offense and to the Lockport Township Fire Protection pleaded not guilty. District. Firefighters from several communi- Premedical Minority Rezko, 52, is charged with scheming ties battled the blaze in the century-old Enrichment with Levine to pressure kickbacks out of brick building for hours before bringing it money management firms hoping to invest under control later in the morning. some of the assets of the State Teachers One body was found on the third floor Development Meeting Retirement Plan. He also is charged with • 4 p.m. today at Wheeler Hall, room 107 of the building, where the fire apparently joining Levine in a scheme to split a $1 started, Chief Rob Cronholm said. The body • Dr. Bardo and Don Patton from MEDPREP million bribe from a contractor hoping will be there to discuss the future of the had not been identified Tuesday afternoon, for state permission to build a hospital in he said.
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