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Generation Gap Purchased at Either the Panther .Paw Or Gateway for $24 Eastern Illinois University The Keep September 2006 9-1-2006 Daily Eastern News: September 01, 2006 Eastern Illinois University Follow this and additional works at: http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_2006_sep Recommended Citation Eastern Illinois University, "Daily Eastern News: September 01, 2006" (2006). September. 1. http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_2006_sep/1 This is brought to you for free and open access by the 2006 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]. "TELL THE TRUTH AND DON 'T BE AFRAID. " WWW.DENNEWS.COM Eastern Illinois University, Charleston Volume I 92 Issue I 10 FOOTBALL I SEASON OPENER New enrollment record anticipated Tickets still By Ashley Rueff rhc fifth day of classes showed an break the record-high graduating As rhe 2006 seniors and juniors Senior Un~ P.eporter increase of 219 srudcncs from the class by hundreds of srudcncs, Lord graduate in the next rwo years, he same date in 2005, for a rcc:ord high said. expeccs enrollment to decline co The univcrsicy expcccs ro sec total of 12,317 registered studcnrs. When he firsr rook his position near that range again. available record-high numbers rhis year Lord said the 2005 coral at Eastern in 200 I, the provosr "If we cook more studencs, when rhc 10-day enrollmcnr report enrollment was a rcc:ord high sec up a committee to measure we'd scan changing rhe kind of is released. number, and rhc univcrsicy was how many studencs Eastern could experience you have as a srudenr," "It does appear char our total expecting numbers to go down in enroll while scill providing rhe same Lord said. He plans to form for opener enrollment is going to be at a 2006. level of education. The commircec rhe same commircee co evaluate record high chis year," said Blair The increase is welcome. estimated Eastern would best serve Easrcm's capacicy for srudents once Lord, provost and vice president rhough, because of this year's large somewhere in che mid-11,000 range some of the construction on campus Campus rallies around for academic affairs. "le was graduating class. The fifth-day students. is complete. road trip; multiple uncxpcetcd." enrollment numbers showed 3,252 "We're a little over that range Enrollment numbers released on registered seniors, a class that could right now," Lord said. H SEE IECOID, PAGE A2 ways being offered to get to the game By Sarah Wllitaey News Ecitor It's not too late co buy tickets to the Illini football game. For chose living in a hole the past few weeks, the Panthers varsity football team will &cc the Fighting Illini for the first rime at 6 p.m. in Memorial Stadium in Champaign. The Athletic Office has I 00 $42 tickecs and 100 $24 dollar tickets. Srudcncs should talk co either Cindy Bayes or Li ndsey Hunter. Students who can't make ic to the office before 4 p.m. today can · call 581-2016 and pay for tickets over the phone using a credit card, Bayes said. Bayes will then cake purchased rickets with her to the game, where scudenrs can pick chem up from her at Gate 14, Will Call. Tickets should also be available at the scadium, Bayes said. For those who don't want to drive forcy-five minutes, Gateway Liquors owner Carl Wolff and Chris dayron of the Panther Paw arc offering a free bus ride to the game. "We're going to provide some food and beverages," Wolff said. JAY tilAllE< I THE DAILY EASTElll IEWS Education teacher Cheryl Goebel shows some of her students examples of how to use everyday items to make educational games on Wednesday "And we'll tailgate a little bit up afternoon in Buzzard Hall. Goebel received a rating of 4.4 out of 5 on ratemyprofessors.com there.• Gateway, the Panther Paw and Miller Lite are sponsoring two buses, which can cake 80 people. As of Wednesday afternoon, one bus was already full, Wolff said. To get a ride, tickecs must be Generation Gap purchased at either the Panther .Paw or Gateway for $24. The bus ride is By JI• Allocco retirement," he said. "If you can't have never lived in a wocld where international srudies concentration. included with the ticket price and Education ReJ>Ofler make it fun, you'd ought co find Osama Bin Laden did not head Al­ For students who grew up on is on a first-come, first-serve basis. another profession." Qaida or Bill Gares was not worth Microsofr and CDs, technology Srudencs must be 21. When students walk into Larry According to Eastem's planning ac least $1 billion. And sometimes, at Eastern might seem simple or Students who have already Ankenbraod's classroom, he requires and instirutional studies, the average this age gap becwccn professors and oucdaccd, bur many professors arc purchased their tickets should meet one thing. professor's age is 53. srudents is noticeable. notorious for having problems. at the Panther Paw berwcen 1 and "I make them smile," he said. For 18-ycar-old freshmen, Jherc are always those "I had one professor here who 2 p.m. They need co bring their The 73-ycar-old physical that's a difference of 35 years professors chat are standing. scaring couldn't use an overhead projector," ticket and picture ID. education professor said age has - 3-and-a-half decades that these at the VCR for 10 minutes before said Alexa Crossman, a sophomore The buses wiJJ leave berween 3 nothing co do with attitude and studencs never experienced. An a student stands up and hits the pre-pharmacy major. and 3:30 p.m. enthusiasm in the classroom. article recently published by Beloit input button," said Aruhony "Teaching is berccr than College states that these freshmen Girardi, a senior hisrory major with u SEE GAP, PAGE A2 ,, SEE ncms, PAGE A2 cheatslleet UNIVERSITY SPORTS VERGE ONLINE CAMPUS Raucial Aid affected bJ HW Oruge ud BIH or Black ud U.S. S..ate declares loot laws sig•ecl bJ Presidellt Ball BIH? 'Tear of Sbldy Abroad' ,, Tlie formula for Expected Family ,, Oennews.com reporter Kevin ,, Eastern's Study Abroad program Contributions changed with law signed Kenealy talked to University of Illinois offers more than 40 possible by President Bush in February. graduates who work at Eastern to see destinations for students who can't just The Financial Aid Office is making who they favor in the big game on stay in the United States. adjustments to deal with the changes, Saturday. which took effect on July 1. , ... AJ Pa9e A5 Pa9e It ,..... (!!j news www.DENNEWS.COM j IBE DAILY EASTERN NEWS I FRIDAY 91 06 Procluctioa staff Press SUpeMSO< .... .•• ........................ Tom Roberts H Tickets second bus co fill quickly. up there that didn't have to worry Night chief·····-················-................ Kyle Mayhugh About The Dailr Eastern lews FROM PAGE A1 Wolff said he and Clayton about driving. And we just think lead Designer .......·--········· .. ··•••••·••··•··· .. Liz.a Bishton The Dally Eastern News is produced by Ille students organized the cransportation to the it's a grcac idea, cause we wane co Copy editors..................................... Charles Manter of Eastern lJinois ~ It is pubished dally !hr~ il ID~ dtrilg game because go to the game too. So we thoughc ..............................................................Kevil Murphy Monday Hida)I Charleston. fall "We jusc thought it would be a 'let's just get a couple of buses,"' he and spring semesters and lWICe wee!\ly dur119 the Wollf advised students co gee ·······-···········............................................ Chris Walden swroer term except dunng Ulliversity vacations Ot to the bar early, as he expected the good idea to get 80 people co go added. examinations. Online producllon ...................................... wen Krull One copy per day is free to students and faculty. Editorial board AdditiooaJ copies can be obtained lor so arcs each il the Studell Nlicalions Office in Buzzard Hal Ecitor in chief ....................................... Kyle Mayhugh The Daily Eastern Hews is a member of ··-····-···············---·-·····-··-····-· OENeic@gmallcom The Associated Press. which Is entitled to exclusive Managilg editor ·······-·························· ... AtrrfSimpson it prevented some students from of all the Illinois srace universities. ~ of all articles appearing in dis puliication. ...............·-···--··········· [email protected] H Record registering, she said. "We're always trying to determine News edit«........... ................... - .......... Sarah YHney s.Maipt1oa prita I sso per semester. S301or FROM PAGE A1 Some extensions were made, if we're getting our fair number ............................................ DENnewsdeslc@gmallcom SU!llller, $95 all year. OpSiions editor ............... - ................. Holly Henschen and srudcnrs were still registering of students or our piece of the pie Comments Tips ·········-·····-········-·············"· OENopinions@gmalc:om I for new classes on Monday and from the state," Major said. "We're Photo editor ............................... -•........•.•.. Jay Grabiec Contact any ol the above staff members you befoeve Brenda Major, director of Tuesday of this week. always looking to sec who's getting ·-······-·-····--····-·········· DENphotodesl<@gmail.com yotX inlcrmation is relevant to al their provided e-mall Onlile edilor ........................................ Nora Maberry .adch:ss. admissions, said the numbers will The number of registered the bigger share of students." ---···········-······-······[email protected] probably be a little different when freshmen has been going up The 10-day numbers will be Ycu may also call 581-7942 or visit the student News staff pubrations newsroom al 1811 Bozzard Hall. the 10-day figures come out. everyday, Major said. used to determine numbers like Associate news editor.................... __ .. triCde M'ilstead total enrollment, class enrollment, Corrections Last Friday was supposed to be The 10-day numbers are senc ·······-······-··-············-····-·[email protected] the last day to register for classes, to the Illinois Board of Higher diversity at Eastern and eruollmenc The Daily Eastern News is c.ornn-itted to ac.aJracy in Senior Lriwrsity reporter ·········:··:·-...
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