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This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1997 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in September by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. SUNNY a high of 77º The Bird’s INSIDE nest Daily Panthers head to Eastern Tennessee for game Eastern Illinois University FRIDAY against Charleston, Ill. 61920 September 26, 1997 Vol. 83, No. 25 Golden Eagles Hello Dali will be performing 16 pages, 2 sections at Coffee Talk tonight News PAGE SECTION B “Tell the truth and don’t be afraid” 8 Ticket sales ‘a little low’ for concert Milberg: Three weeks before Aretha Franklin show, half of tickets sold By SCOTT BOEHMER Campus editor
More than half the tickets for the Aretha Franklin Family Weekend Concert remain unsold, and organizers say they have been purchased more slowly than expected. The tickets have been on sale to parents through the mail before they were opened to the general public two weeks ago. Dave Milberg, director of student life, said a little less than half of the $20 tickets, slightly less than 4,000, have been sold. “That’s a little low for now,” Milberg said. “I COLIN LANNING/Staff photographer expect it to pick up in light of all the radio ads that Sing it boys are out there.” Thaddeus Searcy, a sophomore business law major; Shawn Thompson, a freshman theater and art major; Kaleb Searcy, a Performances are being held on both Oct. 17 and junior speech communication major; and Clarence Searcy, a senior English major, sing and play the piano Thursday See TICKETS page 2A afternoon in the Alumni Lounge in the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union. 1,200 units sought next week during blood drive By SCOTT BOEHMER Bryan G. Miller, the faculty sponsor of two hours to use but allows donors to donate first at Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center and Campus editor Eastern’s blood drive committee. “In general, whole blood three days later and avoids the then other hospitals that need it, Miller said. the need goes up about 3 percent a year, so side effects of normal blood donations, Miller There is a shortage of O negative and type-B Eastern will host its first blood drive of the we are always interested in bringing in said. blood, he said. year in an attempt to collect 1,200 units of experienced blood donors and having them Appointments are required to use the “It’s used wherever its needed,” Miller blood next week. bring in new blood donors.” machine and can be made by calling Miller at said. “The American Red Cross will make the The blood drive will run from 1 to 7 p.m. Miller said the blood drive will feature a 581-6383 or the American Red Cross at 1- blood available locally first to participating Monday through Wednesday and 10 a.m. to 4 new machine, called an apheresis, which 800-GIVE-LIFE. hospitals. Any excess blood supply – they p.m. Thursday and Friday in the University separates whole blood cells and cell platelets. On Tuesday, the blood drive will feature a can quickly export it to areas in need.” Ballroom of the Martin Luther King Jr. The new machine works by removing live radio spot by WMCI-FM where one of Miller said the blood drive is one of the University Union. blood, taking the platelets from it, and then the disc jockeys will donate blood. two largest in the academic year. “There’s always a need for blood,” said returning it to the donor. It takes about one or The blood that is collected will be used Celebration planned for construction of new Visitor’s Center It is located eight miles south of Ground-breaking Charleston. “The old site of the Visitor’s Center Festivities planned this weekend ceremony to begin was built in the late 1930s and was used as a caretaker’s residence up until 12 By MANDY MILCAREK century trades and craftspeople who weekend activities years ago,” said Bob Koomer, director of Staff writer will demonstrate their wares and the site. trades. Some items may be purchased. Lincoln Log Cabin State Historic These activities will be in the west area By MANDY MILCAREK “Construction for the new site began Site will host its annual Harvest Frolic of the main parking lot. Staff writer this week and should take about a year to complete,” Koomer said. “The state’s and Trades Fair from noon to 5 p.m. Craftspeople will include a tinsmith, Saturday and Sunday. chair caner, woodworker, weaver, The Lincoln Log Cabin Historic Site appropriation committee approved over Harvest Frolic activities will take treenware maker, lace maker, will host a ground-breaking ceremony on $200,000 for funding for the planning of place at the Lincoln and Sargent farms blacksmiths, cooper, paper cutter, Saturday at noon to celebrate the start of the new Visitor Center/Museum.” on both days. broom maker, tailor and candle maker. construction on the site’s new Visitor’s The Lincoln Log Cabin Historical Site Events will include 19th-century The frolic and fair will be the last Center/Museum. will remain open during the construction cooking, applesauce making, food chance people can purchase tickets for The ceremony will be the kickoff to the over the next year, Koomer said. A drying and preservations, cider a quilt that will be given (raffled?) site’s annual Harvest Frolic and Trades temporary site for the pressing, quilting, knitting, period away on Sunday. Fair. The ceremony will take place in the office/administration area will be music and story telling. Entertainment will include Elliot backyard of the old site’s office near the provided. Hands-on activities such as wheat Feltman, an 19th century-style juggler; Harris Education Center. The purpose of The new Visitor Center will consist of a threshing, flax processing, wool Ray Easter, an old-time fiddler; the new center is to properly orientate lobby, restrooms, an exhibit gallery, the felting, quilt-block sewing, butter storyteller Hal Malehorn as Alfred visitors to the Lincoln and Sargent Farms. Sargent Art Gallery and a 100-seat churning and washtub laundry also can Balch; appearances by Mister Bones The Lincoln Log Cabin is an 86-acre auditorium. Two other floors will hold the be seen at the site. farmstead that was the last home of site’s collections, employee offices and The Trades Fair will feature 19th- See ACTIVITIES page 2A Thomas and Sarah Bush Lincoln, the staging area for the living history Abraham Lincoln’s father and stepmother. program. 2A Friday, September 26, 1997 The Daily Eastern News RHA approves $10,750 budget By JOE SANNER of residents and fund raisers for the RHA or scholar- Staff writer ships. The treasurer would be an ex-officio member of FRI:“Too Much” SAT: 10 oz. Sirloin Burger the committee. Walleye Dinner w/ French Fries The Residence Hall Association Thursday The second proposal stated that the Community approved its proposed budget for the 1997-98 school Service committee shall “organize at least one service $5.95 $4.95 year. activity per semester.” It also suggests that they “orga- The new budget allows a certain amount for each nize at least one fund raiser per semester for a desig- $3.50 Pitchers RHA expense. The budget’s current balance is nated charity.” & TM $10,750. These proposals and other topics will be addressed The RHA budgeted $500 for the fall, spring and at Sunday’s constitutional meeting in Taylor Hall at 6 executive retreats. The RHA budgeted $4,475 for the p.m. Perry encouraged the assembly to come and six conferences held throughout the year, and $1,150 share its ideas at the meeting. will go to committees. The remaining $4,625 will go Also, the Glacurh conference was briefly discussed. to such things as receptions, scholarships and phone Perry announced that all 12 spots for Glacurh dele- expenses. gates were filled. The upcoming Glacurh conference In other RHA business, Vice President Haley Pope offers RHA members a chance to share their ideas made two new proposals to the constitution. with RHA members from other schools. The first proposal suggests that the “Give Me The theme for Glacurh will be “Get into the Game.” Something to Do Committee” will “organize and pre- Secretary Jamie Workman announced that the sent programs and/or campuswide activities decided upcoming retreat will be a roller-skating event. It will upon by the committee.” This includes entertainment be held Oct. 5. Attorney: Laws force Marv Albert to plead guilty to assault charges RICHMOND, Va. (AP) – Marv They also said Virginia is not boyfriends, was a chronic liar and Albert’s attorney said the alone in allowing attorneys call was mentally unstable. Black also sportscaster didn’t want to plead surprise witnesses. said he had at least one witness guilty to assault charges “That’s very standard evidence who would testify the woman Thursday, but his case was gutted law,” said Earl Dudley, who liked to be bitten. by laws that allow surprise wit- teaches law at the University of All states except for Maine nesses and bar dirt from the Virginia. “It just doesn’t sound to have rape shield laws, and Maine accuser’s past. me like any of the judge’s rulings has a similar principle under com- “Unfortunately under the rules are unusual at all.” Circuit Judge mon law. The purpose is to make in Virginia, much of our evidence Benjamin N.A. Kendrick blocked it possible for victims to come was not allowed,” Roy Black almost all of the damaging evi- forward without fear of their said. “I think if all our evidence dence Black had against the whole pasts being put on trial. had been allowed, we would not woman who accused Albert of But Harvard Law School profes- be in this position right now.” But viciously biting her and forcing sor Alan Dershowitz said that evi- legal experts said there is nothing her to perform oral sex in a hotel dence against the woman should unusual about Virginia’s legal room Feb. 12. have been allowed in the Albert system. Black said Kendrick’s rulings case. So-called “rape shield laws,” excluded “approximately 85 to 90 “This was the most outrageous which limit evidence about the percent” of his case, including coercion of a guilty plea I have prior behavior of victims of sexu- claims that the woman had a pat- seen in many years,” Dershowitz al crimes, are almost universal. tern of threatening past said.
ACTIVITIES from page 1A and Mister Interlocketer; 19th century-style In addition to the daytime schedule, a barn singers and jokesters; and Lee Slider as Professor dance featuring the Homesteaders String Band Phenias Phairhead, a world-renowned phrenolo- will be held from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday. The gist. evening will include hay rides and candlelight The site’s gift shop also will be open. tours of the Lincoln Log Cabin.
TICKETS from page 1A Oct. 18, and Milberg said Saturday were made available to the general is hopeful general public sales will has proven to be the most popular public. make up for it and possibly allow so far. Radio advertising and promo- the concert to sell out. Milberg said he normally tions will be done on Decatur, “I think there’s still a really good expects to see a large, early rush Champaign and other local radio chance to see (selling out) with pro- from parents and family members stations. Once all the promotions motions on the stations as well as for the Family Weekend concert, kick in, Milberg said he expects what always happens with an event but has not received as many as general public sales will increase. like this ... (last minute) walk-up expected this year. He said most of Milberg said he does not know sales,” Milberg said. “That’s not the the sales have come from mail-ins why ticket sales have been lower preferable way, but it’s nice to from parents, even after tickets than expected. However, he said he know there’s usually a last minute The Daily Eastern News
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Scott Beaudry WE’RE OPEN LATE The Daily Eastern News Friday, September 26,1997 3A CAA debates new honors course AB discusses extra the confusion of the title, Questions raised “Descriptive Astronomy.” I found Descriptive about course titles “I found Descriptive Astronomy’s title to be allocations for 1998 Astronomy’s title to be confusing confusing and misleading.” and credit hours and misleading,” McGrath said. “ By MATT ADRIAN centered around $2,850 for “There was lots of math and I feel – Jackie McGrath Student government editor 600 t-shirts for first place By SARAH REYNOLDS that the title should be changed to Intramural teams. Staff writer Principles of Astronomy.” CAA student representative The Apportionment Board AB member Scott Kopecky Questions also were made Thursday began to discuss said the t-shirts were incen- The Council on Academic among CAA members regarding rum is unattainable,” said Mary some additional allocations tives for students to get Affairs Thursday approved a new the likelihood of a student taking Wohlrabe, CAA chair. “We might for fiscal year 1998. involved in intramurals. honors course after debating the both courses. want to change it for the summer. The AB has $7,650 for AB member Mark Herman clarity of its title. “That student will only get credit “We need more efficient student extra allocations to the five said the money could be used “This course, PHY 1290C - for one of those courses, so the representation for the summer,” she student fee-funded boards. for other things. Principles of Astronomy, is the likelihood of someone taking both said. “Currently, a student must Those boards include AB, “The $3,000 could be spent result of several requests from stu- courses is very slim,” Andrew said. have at least three hours to be on Student Government, for T-shirts, or $3,000 could dents wanting a more rigorous ver- CAA summer-member atten- the committee.” Division of Sports and be used to buy (sports) equip- sion of Descriptive Astronomy,” dance for a quorum and student Solutions such as allowing the Recreation, Dramatic ment,” Herman said. said Keith Andrew, associate pro- representation also was discussed at current representatives serve as Performances and University Joe Williams, faculty repre- fessor of physics. the meeting. During the summer, long as they stay in the area, or Board. sentative to the AB, said that Questions were raised about this current CAA members and repre- appointing a substitution were sug- Steve Zielinski, student equipment would be open to course and the regular course, PHY sentatives may not be attending the gested by several members. vice president for financial all students, but only a few 1054 - Descriptive Astronomy. university, and therefore would not “If a substitute is needed we just affairs, already made an would get T-shirts. Jackie McGrath, CAA student be able to serve on the board. can’t go into the hallway and grab a emergency additional alloca- Mark Ahern, Student representative, raised a point about “We are in a bind because a quo- student,” said member Doug Bock. tion of $950 to the UB Senate representative to the Homecoming committee. AB, suggested the winning The allocation will pay for teams be given the opportuni- six to eight high school bands ty to buy the shirts. to perform during the home- Other Sports and LASO members to visit schools coming parade. Recreation additional alloca- The allocation also will tions included: Grade school visit part of Latino Heritage Month pay for two judges for a band ■ $300 for an Intramural trap By JESSICA SEDGWICK community involved, said Guerra. competition. shoot event. The funds would Staff writer Members of LASO and ACEI will be visiting The AB reviewed three purchase targets and shells for the school at 1 p.m. today. additional allocations from event. Members of the Latin Student Organization The fourth graders will learn how to make dif- the Division of Sports and ■ $1,250 to replace worn out and the Association of Childhood Education ferent crafts that are significant to a specific cul- Recreation. boxing equipment purchased International will visit a local grade school to ture. Much of the discussion in fall 1991. teach fourth graders about Latin culture. The students will learn the meaning of the craft Each school in the Community Unit 1 School and how and why they are used in Latin America. District of Charleston has picked a different cul- This will also give them an opportunity to ture to learn about, and Ashmore Grade School broaden their artistic horizons, and be able to Correction picked the Latin American culture. bring something home to their families from a Wendy Guerra, a member of LASO the Latino different culture, said Guerra. An article in Wednesday’s edition of The Daily Eastern News Heritage Educational Committee, said LASO and LASO and ACEI will be visiting Ashmore incorrectly reported Lou Hencken’s title. His title is the vice presi- ACEI were very excited when asked to visit the Grade School again Oct. 3 to continue helping dent for student affairs. grade schoolers. with the school district’s cultural awareness The News regrets the error. This will be an excellent opportunity to get the activities. It’s coming... Monday thru Wednesday WARBLER 1997 If you were a fullfull-time time student last year... you paid for your book already! monday Just come get it! through Books are garunteedguaranteed only through Wednesday. After that books are open to all students. wednesday First come, first serve. Be the first one in line on Monday. in the library quad If you can’t make it out, call and reserve your book by Wednesday. 8-48-4 581-2812 The Daily Eastern News To deny absolute truth is an absolute loss an, the other day, I was sit- harmful or detrimental to society. Mting at my desk trying to get We all can see the deadly some much-needed studying done, “If there is no effects this line of reasoning can and I happened to be thinking on have on people. For example, the subject of truth as held by truth, then a with the false view that truth is Opinion many in our post-modernistic person against simply relative to whatever one society today. absolute truth believes, a person could go out I was thinking about how many and murder someone and say, “To CLARENCE A. SEARCY IV has no argument page “great” philosophers are teaching me, killing is right.” the supposedly revolutionary idea Guest columnist to stand on.” Clearly, we can see how erro- of there being no absolute or neous the belief in no unchanging Editorials are the opinion of the Editorial Board. unchanging truth in the universe. truth can be. There has to be truth Columns are the opinion of the author. I mean, today, people are even to use as foundation for our lives, beginning to question the very existence of “truth.” I hear or on the other hand, anything goes. people say, “Well, how do we know if there really is any Today, people seem to think that only people in the Friday, September 26, 1997 truth at all?” Western world believe truth is exclusionary and that the I’m going to say at the outset that I do not believe that people of the East believe that truth is all-inclusionary. This PAGE 4 one can rationally take the side of contending that truth does was never a fact and it never will be. not exist. Right now, you’re probably saying, “What do you There are some foundational beliefs in every religion mean? How do you have the right to criticize someone (Eastern or Western), which, without exception, exclude else’s way of looking at truth in the world?” everything other than its way of thinking. Truth is exclu- Let me clarify myself. I believe that there logically has to sive. Everyone innately believes in an absolute truth, even Writing competency be absolute truth in the universe. In my mind, it is complete- those who consider themselves to be extremely open mind- ly nonsense to believe that everything is simply relative to ed. whatever one wants truth to be for themselves. As I said before, if a person makes any type of a state- test is needed to get For instance, when I say that absolute truth exists, a per- ment against truth, he or she is knowingly or unknowingly son opposing absolute truth would have to say, “Absolute proving that truth does indeed exist, because one has to rely truth does not exist.” on one’s argument to be true to contradict truth, which in degree: Don’t forget But let me ask you, students and faculty at Eastern, is the fact proves truth to be true. t happens every year, says Debra Hopgood, statement of the opponent of absolute truth considered to be Hopefully, I didn’t lose any of my readers with this little Icoordinator of academic test administration. true? If there is no truth, then a person against absolute discussion. But, hey, everyone deserves a fair chance to A few students put off taking the writing-com- truth has no argument to stand on; therefore, there has to be look at a foundational but little-taught subject such as truth. absolute truth. So as you go on your journey through life, just remember petency test until the end of their senior year, To say that there is no absolute or unchanging truth in the that there is unchanging, exclusionary truths in life, and if and they fail it. Or worse, they forget to sign world today is only affirming that there is such a thing as people disagree, just ask them if what they are saying is up for the test altogether. truth. true. Unchanging truth IS out there. “Seek, and ye shall find Listen to your academic advisers. They tend With this point settled, one can see how the illogic of not ...” (KJV Luke 11:9). to know what they are talking about when they believing in an unchanging truth in the universe can be – Clarence Searcy is a ??????? major. tell you to sign up early for the writing-compe- tency test. If you do not pass it, you cannot offi- Editorial cially graduate Eastern. On Saturday, 628 stu- dents will populate the classrooms of Coleman Hall for the first of two such tests this semester. Registration for the Nov. 8 test begins Monday and lasts until Oct. 31. The university holds two during both the fall and spring semesters and one in the summer. You should not procrastinate on this one. Dig up $18 for the test-operation fee (for test scoring, paperwork and the hiring of the administrators for the test) and get it over with. A little forgetfulness may leave you without a degree at the end of your senior year, regard- less of whether you have completed the course curriculum. You may get stuck waiting an extra semester for the next test date and applying for gradua- tion again. The university opens slots for 650 to 665 students for each test and typically nears the capacity every time, according to Hopgood. Even Special Olympics “god” as you say he is – he is a person. She says she usually gets a rush of sign ups at your turn Let’s face some real facts here: the Nike Corp. still uses child labor to make the beginning of the registration period and cannot always protect at the Special Olympics, these people its goods. What does this (and another onslaught at the last minute. Because some from ridicule are still victimized and ridiculed. Michael’s new business deal) ultimately of the paperwork involved, she says, sliding in To the editor: I would like to suggest that you do say to folks around the world, especially after the deadline is not an option. As I participated in the Family Fun not come back next year. You are not children? Do you actually think that this Consisting of two essays and a multiple Fest/Friend for a Day on Sept. 20, I saw the type of friend for a day these people is just “business”? how much preparation it took to have need. Rather, you should pick up Famous people can have a con- choice section on grammar, punctuation and so science, too. They can “do the right forth, the test is open to any student with at this event. There were tents, games and garbage along the highway. It seems music for all the special Olympians. more fitting to your talents. thing,” as Spike Lee says. Kathie Lee least 60 credit hours, so most students have This was their day to have fun, and vol- Sarah Jecks Gifford did it when she denounced child labor to make her line of clothing, and about two years to pass it. unteers came from all over to be their junior early childhood major Taking it as soon as possible is the safest “friends for a day.” Jordan can do the same! This is a totally I was really proud to see the compas- unacceptable practice. way, especially for those not exactly proud of With foreign child labor It’s not greedy for me and many oth- their writing skills, considering that the failure sion of the volunteers until some guy volunteers thought my special making Jordan’s shoes, ers to ask Jordan, with all his wealth rate is about 10 percent each time. Don’t let Olympian was entertaining. They were and fame, “Have you just sold out?” the writing competency exam be something very amused that she could not talk and it’s OK to question him It really does bring a tear to my eye you forget about within five minutes of leav- that she tried to communicate with peo- To the editor: to think that the only way Jordan can “take his family to the amusement park ing your academic adviser’s office. ple by shaking their hands. They contin- I would like to comment on Sean uously laughed when she made faces Feeney’s letter last week regarding is if he rents out the whole place”! Of like a child and taunted her into repeat- Michael Jordan’s latest business venture course he should be making “10 times ing them by yelling “hey” at her. and his attempt to rationalize that the more” money because he “deserves it” I do not know who these guys are, mega-sports star “deserves 10 times (hmm ... I’ve heard that one before). today’s quote but I would like them to know that she more” than he makes! He calls colum- And those little foreign kids who toil has a name. Her name is Kelly. She is nist Jason Colet’s opinion “greedy” and night and day to make shoes for Nike – Forget that I remember, mentally handicapped. She cannot help refers further to him as “some moron while actual childhood (being just a it that she cannot speak. She reaches out from my school.” child) slips away – well gosh, they are And dream that I forget. to people because she wants to be Although I think Jordan is probably all so very lucky to just be alive at the “ noticed and loved just like anyone. She the greatest player ever, please don’t tell same time as the great superstars! –Algernon Charles Swinburne does not know you were laughing at me that a real fan doesn’t question the M. Joan Collins English poet (1837-1909) her, but I do. It makes me see that even motives of the star! Honestly, he is not a Dining Services worker
Let your voice be heard. E-mail us at [email protected] The Daily Eastern News Friday, September 26,1997 5A Police cite six alcohol violations Cartoonists Needed call Chuck @ 581-2812 By SCOTT BOEHMER Surfside, 1405 Fourth St., with session of alcohol by a minor, and TAMMIE LEIGH BROWN the purchase/acceptance of alco- purchase/acceptance of alcohol Staff editors hol by a minor, possession of by a minor and the sale of alcohol another’s ID and a minor fre- without a permit, police reports The Charleston Police quenting a licensed premise, stated. Department cracked down last police reports stated. Gary N. Maulden, 20, of 501 week on six Charleston residents Matthew C. Marzec, 20, of Taylor Hall, was cited at 1:21 on alcohol-related violations. 1919 Ninth St., and Scott R. Cop, a.m. Thursday at Stu’s Surfside, Patrick M. Koerner, 19, of 18, of 54 Taylor Hall, was cited at 1405 Fourth St. with battery, 2103 12th St., was cited at 2:30 1 a.m. Sunday in the 800 block of criminal trespass to property, ille- a.m. Sunday at the corner of Sixth Street with the gal consumption of alcohol by a Ninth Street and Lincoln Avenue purchase/acceptance of alcohol. minor and disorderly conduct, with the purchase/acceptance of Marzec also was cited with pos- police reports stated. alcohol by a minor, public posses- session of a false ID, police Joseph A. O’Malley, 18, of 468 sion of alcohol, resisting arrest reports stated. Carman Hall, was cited at 12:45 and obstructing a peace officer, Suzanne M. Bergeron, 19, of a.m. Saturday in the 400 block of police reports stated. 715 Grant Ave., was cited at Lincoln Avenue with the pur- Patrick J. McLaughlin, 20, of 10:22 p.m. Wednesday at her resi- chase/acceptance of alcohol by a 1000 Greek Court, was cited at dence with having a keg without a minor and public possession of 12:30 a.m. on Sept. 19 at Stu’s permit, disorderly conduct, pos- alcohol, police reports stated. Drums to beat down Dvorak tonight Rose Special By MICHAEL BLAIR Assistant director Peter Alan Hussey said the Staff writer ensembles hope to give the audience something Dozen Long Stem new. Eastern’s Percussion Ensemble will perform its “We wanted to provide the audience with a good first concert of the year tonight at Dvorak Hall in variety of music,” Hussey said. “Hopefully they Roses the Fine Arts Building. will hear things they have never heard before.” The concert will begin at 7:30 p.m. and is under He said the group is very excited about the con- Vased with Greenery the direction of music professor Johnny Lane. cert, and it expects a big turnout. The concert will include a percussion ensemble, “We are very much prepared for this concert,” $ 50 a mallet ensemble, a world percussion ensemble Hussey said. “Usually, 700 people have packed the & Bow 29. and Eastern’s Midwest Funk Factory drumline. auditorium in the past. I expect no difference for The ensemble consists of Eastern percussion this concert.” majors who will perform a wide variety of percus- Admission for the concert is $2 for adults, and sion instruments, including the xylophone, the $1 for students, seniors and children. marimba, and various hand percussion and classic The next concert scheduled for this group will orchestral percussion instruments. be Nov. 14.
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FOOTBALL from page 8A yards per game while Tech is second with 186 This weekend at Tech is family weekend and yards per game. the possibility of a large Golden Eagle crowd Together McDavid and Lynch have combined could play a role in the game. for 758 of Eastern’s 992 yards on the ground. “That’s one of our challenges, to try to nullify “They’re a strong physical team up front and the crowd,” Spoo said. “But, you do that by play- being able to get two young men in there is an ing good football.” advantage,” Hennigan said. Not only is Eastern looking to come out with a Sophomore tailback Brant Billen leads the win, but they will also try to do one other thing – Golden Eagle running attack with 70 yards per eliminate penalties, which is something they have game. Caballero is next with 56. not been able to in the previous games. Tech may have to rely on these two more, since “I hope it’s in single digits,” Spoo said. “We’re the Panthers are only fifth in the OVC in rush working hard to get that corrected.” defense, while Eastern has the most efficient pass Spoo said the team is ready for whatever the defense in the conference. Golden Eagles throw at them. Leading that defense is senior linebacker “We’ve got a pretty good sampling of what they Thomas Williams with 57 tackles, which is the do best,” Spoo said. “It’s a challenge for the most in the OVC. defense to try to stop it.”
SIMPSON from page 8A “I think I have a little bit better understanding of the PANTHER system, better decision mak- ing (skills) and the guys are Simpson is the Ohio Valley making the plays,” he said. Conference’s Offensive Player The Panthers will play of the Week after connecting against the Tennessee Tech on 20-of-31 passes for 264 Golden Eagles at 2 p.m. Saturday in Cookeville, Tenn. yards. This season, he has The travel time and the WATCH completed 74 percent of his cold weather in Tennessee, passes. Simpson is also second Simpson said, will not have #16 Mike Simpson in the OVC in pass efficiency an effect on his game. Senior with a rating of 142.7. “I like playing on the road. It’s fun that way. The cold Quarterback doesn’t bother me, but the rain does,” he said. Simpson said the key to winning against Tech Theit Tennessee Tech is currently second in the OVC will be the Panther’s passing game. in rush defense as they only give up 98 yards per “They’re going to challenge us to beat them by game on the ground. pays throwing the ball,” he said. “It’s going to take a Daily “They have a very experienced defense. We total team effort with good ground control an effi- 2 can’t afford to have a lot of turnovers,” Simpson cient passing.” said. “I don’t think they’ve seen an offense like “We’re game-tested and I think we have experi- Eastern ours, not to take anything away from them, but I ence from last year. It won’t be a huge difference, Advertise think we’ll present problems to them. but somewhat of one.” News with us
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The women’s soccer team Bay are divided up between two record on the line by hosting Bowling Green at 2 The Falcon offense is led by senior midfielder begins a stretch of three games players, with senior forward p.m. Sunday at Lakeside Field. Jason Began and red-shirt freshman forward/mid- in five days when it takes on the Jessica Smith and sophomore The Bowling Green Falcons are ranked No. 18 fielder Zac Olsen. Olsen leads the team in goals University of Wisconsin-Green defender Meghan Dames each coming into the week. They are coming off a 1-0 with three. Began has one goal and four assists Bay at 4 p.m. today at Lakeside finding the back of the net once. loss to No. 1 Indiana and a 3-2 overtime win this year. Field. Opponents have outscored the against the Butler Bulldogs. In addition, Bowling Junior goalkeeper Scott Vallow comes into the Eastern (3-4) is coming off a Phoenix 19-5 so far this season. Green is ranked second in the Great Lakes weekend’s action with a 1.00 goals-against aver- 3-2 double overtime victory over The Phoenix goalie, senior Region, behind Indiana and ahead of Butler. age. He has stopped 33-of-40 shots that he has Loyola on Wednesday night. Laura Sandt, has seen a lot of “They’re nationally ranked. They’re very faced. Green Bay has a 1-5 record and action this year. She has played good,” Eastern head coach Tim McClements said. Vallow has two shutouts this season. had its first win of the year on in every game for Green Bay, “They’re solid in every position. Running things from the Sunday at Northern Illinois, 3-2 has saved 46 shots and has been They’re very big. They’re very bench will be last season’s in overtime. scored on 19 times for a goals- fast. They’re good over the They’re solid in every MAC Coach of the Year, Mel “We played well, we had a lot against average of 2.97. ball.” position. They’re very Mahler. He has led the of great opportunities and I don’t Aussin said just because the For the season, Bowling Falcons to marks of 18-4-1 think the game Phoenix have a Green is 4-3-0 while Eastern big. They’re very fast. They’re and 16-3-2 in two years as should have 1-5 record the enters the game with an 0-8 “good over the ball.” the team skipper. reached over- team still record. McClements said the team time,” junior We have to come should not be Last season, Eastern went to -Tim McClements, is playing better this year Lady Panther out like we did taken lightly. Bowling Green and came away head soccer coach than last year at the same forward Beth “Every with a 2-1 overtime loss. time. Aussin said. against Loyola. We want to game is differ- “They were very good last “Anytime you’re better, it “Defensively “win, but we also want to play ent,” she said. year,” McClements said. “We helps,” McClements said. “I we played well as a team.” “We have a 3- know some of their players. Their goalkeeper is believe we’re a better team. Our results just great and it -Beth Aussin, 4 record and I very good. They’re a big team. haven’t shown it. We are into the thick of our really helped junior forward think we have “That always makes it difficult, playing a team schedule. If we don’t play well now, it could be out confi- a great team. like that. These guys are rather large.” critical. dence-wise be- Anything can Eastern may wish Sunday’s game was at “We’re kind of forced to be prepared. Now it’s cause we knew happen, it Bowling Green, as the Falcons are also winless at just a matter of raising our game to that level.” most of their players and knew doesn’t matter what their record home. They are 0-1 after suffering a 1-0 loss to McClements said the team has kept its spirits what they were capable of.” is. They don’t have a good Dayton. up in the face of the lack of wins. It will be important for the record, but they have a bunch of “These are the type of games you just have to “By and large the guys have hung in there. Lady Panthers to jump out to an good players.” be mentally prepared for and I think the guys When you’re 0-8, it’s very easy to fall apart,” he early lead since Green Bay is 0- In the victory over Loyola, are,” McClements said. said. “These guys haven’t done that. We’re unhap- 4 when trailing at the half. Lady Panther junior backer “I think that we’ve seen teams that are in their py with the results. “It’s a key that we get off to a Heather Ory scored for the league. We played Dayton and lost to them 3-2. “We’re unhappy with the scores. But the guys good start because we have fourth time this year which never been a comeback team,” increased her point total to 11. Aussin said. “People say the Aussin said the Loyola game most crucial part of the game is sets a great example of what from page 8A the first 10 minutes in the first they have to do to beat Green KENTUCKY and second half.” Bay. back defeating the Lady mance last year. “They’ve definitely got a real Like the Lady Panthers, the “We have to come out like we Colonels 3-1 at home and 3-0 at The Lady Colonels have 336 strong middle,” Ralston said. Phoenix also have played did against Loyola,” she said. the OVC Tournament. kills on the year, 112 less than Eastern Kentucky has 130 Loyola, losing to them 3-0 in “We want to win, but we also Senior middle hitter Amy their opponents. team blocks. Merron leads with Green Bay. want to play well as a team.” Merron leads the Lady Colonels The Lady Panthers come into 30 blocks while sophomore mid- The Phoenix are led by fresh- The Lady Panthers continue with 3.2 kills per game, totalling today’s match with 777 kills. dle hitter Kelly Smith is close man forward Kim Woldt who their three-game stretch on 118 kills. Eastern Kentucky continually behind with 27. has two goals. Another big play- Sunday when they travel to Merron is an All-American relies on defense and blocking The Lady Colonels average er for Green Bay is senior mid- Memphis to play the Lady candidate and earned First Team to carry themselves through the two blocks per game and almost fielder Niki Basile who scored Tigers. All-OVC honors for her perfor- matches. 12 digs per game.
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Time: 2 p.m. CST By JASON COLET Staff writer The Panther football team The Panther defense will be For the year, Simpson has con- Radio: WACF-FM 98.5 heads to Cookeville, Tenn. to focused on Golden Eagle senior nected on 58-of-86 passes for face off against Tennessee Tech quarterback Andre Caballero. 661 yards, four touchdowns and Records: Eastern Illinois 3-1 The Eastern volleyball team on Saturday, in what will be “Caballero is an excellent ath- two interceptions. looks to win its second consecu- Eastern’s second leg of a three lete,” Spoo said. “He’s a guy that “Mike does a good job with EIU Shorts: tive conference match as the game road trip. makes plays. He’ll try to find a the type of offense they run and ■ The Panthers are on a three- team hosts Eastern Kentucky at The Golden Eagles come into place where you’re vulnerable.” he’s a threat to go deep,” Golden game winning streak. 7 p.m. in Lantz Gym. the game with a 1-1 record while In the two previous games Eagle head coach Mike Hennigan ■ Eastern beat Tennessee Tech The Lady Panthers snapped a the Panthers are on a three-game Caballero has completed 23-of- said. “They have a high percent- 35-27 in their 1996 meeting. four-match losing streak with a winning streak at 3-1. After last 50 passes for 247 yards. age pass game and a high power win over Middle Tennessee week’s win over Illinois State, “I don’t think there’s any ques- run game.” Tennessee Tech: State on Wednesday night. ■ Tech is coming off a 14-7 win Eastern is coming into the con- tion that he’s the key ingredient,” McDavid and Lynch are the “It helped to win,” senior against Samford last weekend. middle hitter Lorri Sommer test with a different attitude than Spoo said. ones fueling that high power run ■ The Golden Eagle offense is in previous games. On Eastern’s side of the ball, game as the Panther rushing averaging 320.5 yards per game said. “(We need to) get these “Last week was beneficial in the Panthers will once again offense is No. 1 in the Ohio while the defense gives up 249.5 two this weekend.” many ways,” Panther head coach focus on the efforts of senior Valley Conference with 221.3 yards per game. The Lady Panthers, 1-1 in the Bob Spoo said. “It gave us a shot quarterback Mike Simpson and Ohio Valley Conference, want See FOOTBALL page 6 to use the momentum from Wednesday’s win to bring them through this weekend’s two Simpson to aid Panther attack against Eagles matches. By DENISE RENFRO Senior middle hitter Monica Sports editor Shrader leads the Lady Panthers in blocks per game with 1.29. Senior quarterback Mike She has 47 block assists and 19 Simpson said he plays well and solos. She is third on the team keeps up his motivation in order in kills with 120, averaging just to make his friends and his fami- over two kills per game. ly happy. Lindsey Celba, a senior out- “It’s great to see people happy side hitter, ranks second in kills when we win, like my family and with 123 and first in digs with my roommates,” he said. 181. Her 3.8 digs per game keep However, he said his real her atop the team. motivation comes from within. Kara Harper, a senior setter, “(I have) the drive to win. I’m has over 549 sets on the season really competitive and I love to – 10.7 sets per game. She leads win,” he said. the Lady Panthers in service Simpson was named Ohio aces with 20. Valley Conference Player of the The Lady Colonels enter Week for his performance against today’s match with a 1-8 record, Illinois State last weekend in a 1-3 in the OVC. game where he completed 20-of- Despite only having one win, 31 passes for 264 yards and two Ralston said Eastern Kentucky touchdowns. His 264 yards will not be a pushover. fueled the Panther offense to a “They’re usually pretty com- season-high 539 yards total petitive,” she said. “It’s a must against the Redbirds. win situation. They’re strug- “It’s more of a reflection on gling right now; you can’t let a my teammates,” Simpson said. team that’s looking for a win get In the last three Panther foot- one on you.” ball games, Simpson has con- Eastern faced the Lady nected on 74 percent of his pass- Colonels three times last year, es. Last year he finished with a winning two out of the three 66 percent completion percent- matches. The Lady Panthers fell IKUYA KURATA/Staff photographer in the first match up 3-2 at East- Eastern senior quarterback Mike Simpson gets ready for conference opponent Tennessee Tech on age. ern Kentucky. Eastern bounced Saturday. He was named Ohio Valley Conference Player of the Week for his effortt against Illinois State. See SIMPSON page 6A See KENTUCKY page 7A Committee looks at fifth candidate for softball coach DENISE RENFRO of the quality program here. Sports editor “I like the commitment of the athletic department to academics as well as athletics,” she said. “I want to take Lloydene Searle, the fifth candidate for the position of the team to another level, maybe to a championship.” women’s softball coach said Thursday she would like to Searle said she has a lot of Division I experience as she come to Eastern because talented players are already here was the softball coach for the Utah State where she com- and she wants to take the players to another level. piled a 509-370-2 record in her 17 years with the Aggie Searle, a Utah native, went through the interview pro- team. cesses and met with different coaches and the athletic Searle had her 500th coaching victory in 1997. In 1993 department to present herself for the position. she was named NCAA West Region Coach of the Year “I’d classify myself as a defensive coach, but you’ve and Big West Coach of the Year as her team finished as got to hit to win,” she said. the Big West Conference Co-Champs. “The game has evolved to where you don’t have to be Searle would also teach softball classes in addition to tall or fast. I like to balance it out with some strong kids coaching the team. and some quick kids,” she said. “(I look for) not just After the interviewing process with Searle is over, the power hitting or speed, but a blend.” search committee will decide if they want to continue to One of the reasons she said she would like to come to look for another coach, hire Searle or offer the job to one Illinois is the level of play of softball in the Midwest. of the previously interviewed candidates. SHERYL SUE SIDWELL/Photo editor “Missouri and Illinois have picked (softball) up to The search committee is made of Deborah Polca, asso- Lloydene Searle interviews with the new softball coach another level. They’re probably farther along than Utah,” ciate athletic director; Ken Baker, physical education selection committee Thursday. Searle is the fifth candi- she said. instructor; athletic trainer Cheryl Birkhead and softball date for the position. Searle also said she wants to come to Eastern because player Mandy White. INSIDE MAGAZINE Men of Adventure page 2
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Tool album,” Nees said. “There is return of some familiar “We opened for a lot of bands Unfortunately, Nevill graduates “We don’t get to serious about a lot of crap on MTV today and faces to the Charleston over the summer,” Byrd said. in the spring, and the band will be it, the reason we are playing is to even bands in bars have gone music scene. The band “The Decatur gig had a great in need of a new drummer. have fun,” Byrd said. downhill in the past few years,” Drip,T formerly named Seed, will crowd, lots of jumping around but Drip usually performs all origi- “The band gives me a chance Byrd said. rock Ike’s at 10 p.m. Saturday no moshing and beat-up-your- nal songs, but occasionally will to bash,” Nevill said. Noting his own experiences, with local band Trickle Down. neighbor kind of stuff,” Nees said. bust out a cover tune, Byrd said. Having recently recorded a six- Byrd said, “People don’t support Guitarist and vocalist Brent “People just got their groove “The stuff we play is alterna- song EP that they will have ready local music like they used to, but Byrd, a sophomore sports on,” Nevill said. tive, bluesy, sit-on-the-edge-of- in a few weeks, the guys’ mind- we’re hoping that by playing local medicine major, bassist Anthony “We changed our name from your-seat rock,” Byrd said. “It’s sets have been centering heavily shows, we can start a local fol- Nees, a freshman undecided Seed to Drip because lots of blues driven rock, heavier than on their new release. Now, they lowing.” major and drummer Tom Nevill, bands had the name Seed,” Byrd Pearl Jam and just good, loud bar are waiting on the album artwork For band information, an EP or a senior percussion major, had said. music.” and in the meantime will be play- a free sticker, contact Brent Byrd good exposure over the summer Along with the name change, The bandmates definitely come ing shows and writing more at 348-5179. but hope to begin building a local the addition of drummer Tom from varied musical backgrounds. songs. And they’ve been surveying following at tonight’s show. Nevill gave the band some new Neville credits classical and Latin current releases with a bit more During the summer the band direction. music as well as bands like Primus attention than usual, too, noting played in Champaign at Chubbies, “When Tom joined we changed as influences, while Byrd and that they too will be under such at the Uptowner in Charleston a lot of our tunes and brushed up Nees find inspiration in bands attentive eye when their EP hits Honey Bee Fest by christina higby Hedwear logo on it at a low three jobs for the past three Staff writer price, said Tack, and have items years,” Tack said. “I’m tired of delivered in Charleston for free. working a second job just for Students and other Charleston Orders will be taken Monday extra money. I can be my own residents will be able to have through Sunday from 10 a.m. boss and this is something there’s by lauren kraft community are involved in the fes- new CDs and cassettes delivered until 9 p.m. by calling 345-2686 a total need for. Staff writer tival. to them beginning Friday. What’s and deliveries will be made “And I’m beating the competi- It’s festival season again, and the The Paris Early Risers Kiwanis even better is an additional cost Monday through Saturday. tion by $2,” he added. Paris Honey Bee Festival has already Club will be featuring, for the 17th is not tacked on for this service. Customers will only have to The retail price for a CD at began. It kicked off Thursday and year in a row, their “A Little Ed Tack, who graduated from wait one day for their product to Hedwear will be $13.98 and will continue throughout the week- German in Paris” tent on the Eastern in 1995 with a degree in be delivered to them unless the $7.98 for a cassette. end for three days of food, fun and south side of the Paris Square elementary education and is cur- item(s) is ordered on Friday, Tack Tack’s expectations for the busi- entertainment. which will be offering German rently teaching in Decatur, with said. ness is for it to be an advantage to The festival began more than 20 foods and bands. the help of Jon Cloman, 23, The slogan for Hedwear sum- Eastern students and Charleston- years ago when the national presi- Last year this tent raised $6,000 opened Hedwear Clothing and marizes this new way of buying area residents for now, but to dent of the Beekeepers Associ- for community organizations such Music in Charleston today. CDs, cassettes and clothes: spread out throughout Illinois and ation got a first issue Honey Bee as D.A.R.E., Operation Cool, the Hedwear Clothing and Music “Original clothing and music for hopefully other states too. stamp. American Heart Association, is not a store, but a delivery ser- unique people.” Hedwear opens today and cus- Carolyn Brown Hodge, the presi- Project P.A.L., Meals on Wheels dent of the Paris Early Risers and many others. vice where anyone can order “It’s a completely new way of tomers can use credit cards or Kiwanis Club, said “this was a big This tent will be offering free CDs, cassettes, incense, oils and delivering music,” Tack said. certified checks currently to deal for stamp collectors. Now, soda and non-alcoholic beer for hats and T-shirts with the “I’ve been working two to make orders. years later, they are still celebrating.” designated drivers. Each tent, booth or activity The American Legion will be sell- must be in some way related to ing steak sandwiches. They are Dali from page 1 our buzzing buddy, the honey bee. among the many organizations such “At Rosie’s during our last show last year, this “You’ve got to learn to be flexible and play off Activities for the festival, to as Elks and Eagles clubs and a few drunk guy approached the stage during our act,” the crowd,” Corrington said. mention only a few, will be Prairie churches, that will be sponsoring DiGangi laughed. “We were like ‘Uh, what should “Yeah, we channel what the audience is feeding Settler Days at Edgar County activities. we do here?’ Then Eric came up with being a us,” DiGangi explained. “If they’re on the floor and Historical Museum, the Annual Fall At the Circle K tent Eastern bouncer and we used the guy in our act.” dying, peeing in their pants, then we go with that. Show at the Bicentennial Art students will be serving brats and One of Hello Dali’s bits, which involves asking We do more of it.” Center and Museum, a walking other food tonight. the crowd several emotions to aid the group in Fear conveniently added that the group is avail- tour which gives festival-goers a If festival-goers are in the mood performing their “emotional orchestra,” always able for workshop and show bookings. chance to see Paris architecture, for shopping, there will be an pulls in “unique” requests, Fear said. “Workshops are free,” Corrington said. “People an antique show, craft booths and antique mart, an arts and crafts “My favorite emotion was ‘dork,’” he laughed. just come and play improv games. We get a pretty a parade organized by the Paris show, with handmade crafts and “Somebody (in the crowd) actually yelled that out.” good range (of attendees). Anybody who wants to high school Student Council. jewelry and a sidewalk sale from “One time some guy told me to do ‘loagie,’” have a good time can come.” The parade begins at 11 a.m. all of the merchants downtown. Corrington said. “I didn’t know how to do loagie Future Hello Dali performances include 10 p.m. Saturday, and will have around 100 So, as Carol Kelly from the Paris because I didn’t know what it was.” on Oct. 6 in Carman Hall. floats and such. Chamber of Commerce says, “come Many organizations in the on down, it’ll be a good time.” Who When Where Price Phone Element w/ Nothing Personal & Sea Bass 9 p.m. Fri.Sept. 26 Ted’s $3 345-9732 Hello Dali 7:30 p.m. Fri. Sept. 26 Coffee Talk in the Triad 1 swipe of ID or $3 581-2878 Holy Roller 9 p.m. Fri. Sept. 26 Gunner Buc’s Pub N Grub (Mattoon) $2 235-0123 Sun Seals 10 p.m. Fri. Sept. 26 Blind Pig (Champaign) $12 in advance (217) 351-7444 Impalas 9:30 p.m. Fri. Sept. 26 City of New Orleans (Champaign) $3 (217) 359-2489 Great Crusaders 9:30 p.m. Fri. Sept. 26 Mabel’s (Champaign) $3 (217) 328-5700 Trickle Down w/ Drip 10 p.m. Sat. Sept. 27 Ike’s $1 345-4977 King Orange 9:30 p.m. Sat. Sept. 27 Ted’s $3 345-9732 Breakfast Movie Cavalcade (fun movies) 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Sat. Sept. 27 The Uptowner & Cellar Free 345-4622 Spread 9:30 p.m. Sat. Sept. 27 Marty’s $3 345-2171 The Blues Deacons 9:30 p.m. Sat. Sept. 27 City of New Orleans $3 (217) 359-2489 Mighty Pranksters 10 p.m. Sat. Sept. 27 Blind Pig $5 (217) 351-7444 CONCERT Calendar CONCERT Brandon & Ian 6 p.m. Sun. Sept. 28 Gunner Buc’s Free 235-0123 4b friday 9.26.1997 On the Verge of the Weekend ‘Silence’ breaks equally nervous as the wedding Brackett’s mail carrier if by erik walker day of their son approaches. Brackett’s gay, the carrier looks Staff writer Bernice is obsessed that her into the camera and instead son get married, and the audi- tells everyone to use the full zip ment that is the band’s hall- njoyable. That’s the best ence is never really certain why code. by drew granger mark. Gavurin’s lead guitar car- word to describe “In & she’s so infatuated, but this It’s not all light humor, how- Staff writer ries most of the songs without E being overpowering. The Out,” a smartly written feeling adds to the fast-paced ever. Brackett soon learns that comedy that explores how a plot that races the movie along. even his teaching job is on the The Sundays ended an rhythm section of Brindley and small town reacts to the news Brimley’s uncertain, but loving line if he does not get married, almost five-year stretch without Hannan moves so smoothly it’s that an English teacher who is relationship with his son shows because political pressure from a new album with the release of almost unnoticeable. The about to be married to a he is perfectly cast as a father community members has been “Static and Silence” Tuesday. Sundays added musicians on a woman is actually gay. trying desperately to under- put on the principal. The The new CD has been well number of tracks. This allowed The problem, of course, is stand his son. uncomfortable principal, por- worth the wait. writers/producers Gavurin and that both the teacher and his Meanwhile, the tabloid press trayed wonderfully by Bob The group, made up of vocal- Wheeler to experiment more family don’t know that small swarms to the tiny town of Newhart, is the closest thing to ists Harriet Wheeler, guitarist and to really show off their tal- fact. Greenleaf in order to meet the a “bad guy” that we get in the David Gavurin, bassist Paul ents. As Howard Brackett (Kevin gay man influenced Hollywood’s film. Brindley and drummer Patrick The vocals are turned in Kline) and Emily Montgomery newest sensation, Cameron Perhaps the chief fault of this Hannan, continue to provide masterfully by Wheeler, who (Joan Cusack) begin finalizing Drake. When Brackett insists film is an inconsistent level of the mellow style that character- possesses one of the best voic- their wedding plans, they anx- to the press that he is not humor. The majority of the ized its first two releases, es in the music industry. Ably iously watch the Academy homosexual and Drake was movie is funny and believable, a “Reading, Writing and shifting tone and tempo, some- Awards to see if one of wrong about him, the press nice combination. Arithmetic” (1989) and “Blind” times in mid-verse, she adds to Brackett’s former students, smells an even bigger story and But toward the end of the (1992). “Static and Silence” has the ethereal nature of the Cameron Drake (Matt Dillon) the “Is he or isn’t he?” stories film, the movie suddenly a homey atmosphere, which band’s music. will win the best actor award. begin. develops a serious tone that makes sense as most of the CD If there is a weak spot on this When Drake does win, Along the way, Brackett is stalls the comical momentum of was recorded in a studio in CD, it’s “Leave This City.” The Brackett and Montgomery, harassed by a pesky, but likable, the film. The believability of the Wheeler’s and Gavurin’s home. change from verse to chorus is along with the entire small television tabloid reporter film, something the film relies The CD brings the listener a ragged and jumpy. Even so, the town of Greenleaf, Ind., cele- Peter Malloy (Tom Selleck). on for humor, is sent out the look at real life that other strong performances, especially brate as he begins his accep- Selleck excels at being both window. bands attempt but rarely pull those of Brindley and Hannan, tance speech. However, the annoying but also caring, as his But despite a somewhat off. This can best be seen in the who must contend with the party is short lived when Drake character finally admits to flawed final few minutes of “In last track on the 12-track CD, changes, allow the song to dedicates his award to Brackett Brackett that he also is gay. & Out” succeeds as a comical “Mono-chrome,” in which retain the listener’s attention. on national television and tacks This movie’s strength lies in movie about a small town Wheeler recalls seeing the The half-decade it took the on an “And he’s gay” comment the fact that it shows how a learning acceptance and a man moon landing in 1969. band to release another CD to the description of his former small town might react to the finding his identity. It is a light- The first track, appears to be well spent, and high school teacher. unexpected news that a well- hearted comedy about a seri- “Summertime,” speaks of love “Static and Silence” answers the The movie soon develops known community member is ous issue. For that, and for a found, while the second track, prayers of many a fan with a into a witty comedy in which homosexual. highly likable cast, this film “Homeward,” looks at love lost. truly great collection of tunes. Howard must convince the We are not meant to laugh deserves to be seen. “Cry,” is another lost-love song entire town, including his at the individual or the town, that hits the listener hard and “Static and Silence” fiancee, that he is not gay. His but instead to laugh with them can almost bring a tear to the The Sundays parents, Bernice and Frank as they learn a lesson about “In & Out” eye. DGC/Geffen Records (played by Debbie Reynolds and acceptance. 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A former If anything about “The Game” is dis- been forgotten in the Hollywood of London. music-video director, Finch entered the appointing, it’s the amount time that today. Films that transcend reality like Reluctantly, Nick agrees to use his movie world with the underrated “Alien Penn, who was Oscar nomi- Stanley Kubrick’s “A Clockwork brother’s gift and undergoes a number 3” and made a lasting impression with nated for “Dead Man Orange” and Adrian Lyne’s “Jacob’s of physical and mental tests to prepare the crime drama Walking,” spends on screen – Ladder” are just simply not made any- him for his game. CRS representative “Seven.” hardly any. His absence, for- more – until now. Jim Feingold (slimy character actor tunately, is more than com- “The Game” (rated R for vulgarity James Rebhorn) tells pensated for by Douglas, and violence) features Michael Douglas Nick who just might get another in one of those roles that fits him like Oscar nomination under his belt. a second skin. 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TThehe DailDailyy EasterEasternn NeNewsws 8b friday.9.26.1997 On the Verge of the Weekend New Murmurs CD ‘Thousand Acres’ reaps impres- servient, blissful optimist. She hikes The clumsiness of the opening by geoff cougill sound of the guitar really gives the the 10 minutes to Larry’s house and closing of the film keep it from by jim ryan listener an idea of the sad and mys- Staff writer Staff writer every morning to make him break- achieving the power of the novel, terious state of the relationship in Jane Smiley’s celebrated novel fast and patches things up when though. Despite often simple lyrics, and the song. Producer Larry Klein “A Thousand Acres” details a land people get into tiffs. The screenwriter, Laura Jones, a rather weak rhythm section, The also does an excellent job arrang- war between a farmer and his As Ginny’s illusion of security and Moorhouse can’t seem to Murmurs (Heather Grody and ing the string section in the song’s three daughters and the psycho- and place starts to unravel, Lange introduce the characters or story Leisha Haley) came together to put background. The string section and logical damage exhumed by the conveys it with dignity and com- without resorting to that rarely out an album that’s not all bad. once again excellent vocals com- familial hostilities. passion. She is never condescend- artful standby of the literary adap- The Murmurs’ new album, bine to make this song one of the As narrated by the eldest sister, ing to the character and Ginny tor — the voice-over narration. “Pristine Smut,” is jam-packed album’s surprisingly better tunes. Ginny, the story never seems to never comes across as simply a It disappears in the middle of with many different musical gen- But don’t be fooled, the CD isn’t stop twisting and turning with fool. Lange plumbs the 40-some the film and the conceit is com- res. Music hinging on band mem- all good. Klein’s tunes “Country shocking revelations and develop- years of life from a passive charac- pletely abandoned as we see bers’ relationships ranges from Song” and “About Nothin” are far ments. In summary, the plot may ter without resulting to false dra- events that Ginny doesn’t, but it rock to alternative – even to coun- beyond repair. seem soap opera-ish and melodra- matics. returns at the end where the film- try and acoustic. This musical vari- “Sleepless Commotion” show- matic, but Smiley’s subtle writing In fact, all of the acting is impres- makers again appear to be unsure ety really gives the CD a colorful cases the album’s best lyrics, but prevents that by tempering the sive. However, Pfieffer was a little of themselves, trying to strike the taste. not much more. The song tells of a extremities with a searingly honest stagy at times and could have right emotional chords for a con- The CD’s opening two songs, terribly abusive relationship that narrative voice. Jocelyn rounded her character from the clusion. “Big Talker” and “I’m a Mess,” ultimately can’t be saved. Moorhouse’s film is lucky to have rather rigid mold she seemed to Moorhouse is not quite in the are definitely a couple of the best. Ultimately though, it’s the song Jessica Lange providing that same spring her from. But overall, she same league as some of her fellow These two songs, produced by kd itself that can’t be saved. grounding. was very effective as well. Aussie femme directors. She lang, are no doubt the loudest. Overall, the CD actually has Larry Cook (a surprisingly will- The males (the husbands, lovers doesn’t have the vision of Jane While “Big Talker” is one of eight potential. Some songs are very conceived turn by Jason Robards) and neighbors) were not given a Campion or the intuition and songs to revolve around relation- close to being listenable. Songs has decided to turn his farm, the large role in the script, but the empathy of Gillian Armstrong, but ships, “I’m a Mess” embodies the like “Genius” and “Don’t Lie” “thousand acres” of the title, over actors (Keith Carradine, Pat that’s not to say she’s imcompe- overly simple lyrics present on this were among the closest. The songs to his daughters, but circum- Hingle, Kevin Anderson and Colin tent. CD. The song simply gives Grody on this CD were often too short (11 stances and mental imbalance Firth) played their parts as fully Perhaps the translation of the a podium to stand on and feel sorry songs in only 36 minutes) and change his mind after the papers realized people. material could have used a bit for herself. In the end, though, stood only a spark away from have been signed. Another exceptional aspect of more vision or intuition, but the great vocals overcome the whining igniting my interest. Larry and his youngest daughter, the film is that it creates a very real film is far from a bust. It has to make a good song. The Murmurs’ sound (reminis- Carolyn (Jennifer Jason Leigh), take and tangible sense of place. It is moments where it’s running on all “Underdog” is one of the cent of Liz Phair, Letters to Cleo legal action to reclaim the land certainly rare to see a film that has cylinders, where the performances album’s pure pop songs. With a and Belly) really isn’t bad. And from his eldest, Ginny (Lange) and a rural setting and somehow one and the story connect with such a sound similar to that of older surf neither is their new CD “Pristine the middle sister, the fierce and would think Hollywood was inca- force that the book ending mis- guitar, the song contains a beat to Smut.” In fact, excellent vocals willful Rose (Michelle Pfieffer). pable of properly representing it. steps seem to fade away and we which your foot will start tapping and five rocking tunes combine to In the midst of this we have The details of living in the coun- are convinced that we are witness- with a mind of its own. make this album a pretty good one. extra-marital affairs, breast cancer, try are ever present but never ing an accurate display of the Finally, “Squeeze Box Days” public humiliations, miscellaneous belabored, from the car graveyard human condition, of truth. offers a pleasant change of pace. “Pristine Smut” tragedies and a terrible secret in the woods to the glimpse of First off, it is one of only two The Murmurs from the past. orange tap water. The photogra- “A Thousand Acres” songs on the CD that has even ★★ Ginny is one of the best perfor- phy of Tak Fujimoto is similar in its remotely interesting lyrics. But mances of Lange’s career — and unostentatiousness and intel- ★★★ more importantly, the somber no small feat. Ginny is a sub- ligence. PRICES EFFECTIVE September FALL SAVINGS 26 - 27- 28 Everything you need to make chili, for all those fall chills Flavorite ¢ Nabisco Saltine ¢ Tomato Juice one lb. 77 Crackers 97 box 46 oz. can Reg. or unsalted Frito Lay Brand 2 $ 00 Jumbo Yellow Sweet ¢ Crackers per lb. 3 Spanish Onions 37 8 pk / Floral Department! Check out the Flowers in All Sizes of our Garden! $ 27 Wide Assortment of Ground Blooming Plants for any occa- per lb. sion! WE CARE! Chuck 1 Quality is our Guarantee