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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1993 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in March1993 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian Friday, March 26. 1993. Vol. 78. No. 125. 16 Pagl!' ------.~------15, gather------at rvice conference By Jefemy RnIey ------, ro.ns md providing tuition waiVftl< PoIiIics Writer for colJege. Segel said. Senate rejects suggested student loan cut • Segel praised the studen'> for CHAMPAIG - More tbaD their community service and . id By st-. DcIncInn budget bill wu rejected by a Gus Bode Ointon aho encounlged tbrm 10 15.000 college SIUdcnu gaIheTcd .. Special AssigrvnenI_ SemIe voce late Wednesday. tbr Univenity of D1ioois 1ltur.iday (lI01II .. . .' • " '...... ~:___ .~ ~ __ • • _ ." I • ~ r SlUC parking division Students use digital Opinion Basebal:. softball -See page 4 Travel studio course to add 186 spaces images to improve CI_ gives slue students teams to battle with to lots this summer printing .ikllls, wc:rk -sr.... page II taste of Scotland weatherth weekend Sports -Seepage 16 00u1-, -St~ 00 p3\le 3 -SICX}' on page 5 Mid so., -story OIl page 6 -SICX}' on page 16 . '., ,/ . . 1/\ Pate Mad! 2b. 1993 Sports Diamond teams at mercy of weather Baseta)\~ team to face NE Illinois for 3 Softball team to play host to invitatio.laJ By Karyn VIvwfIt be in gc.od condition 10 play oul the "We '-' the ..,11 to come out Friday Sports WriIer tourTtameD," .... said. "It is expoctcd to be • or early Smuday if we ore going to fit all very competitivo lournament. and pI.ying in," said. Ibn:e pmos Rigglem::n Wbeo the SaIuki sofibaII team J\qlI up 10 thcoe \e3mO """,Id be good for us. " The SIUC baseball learn wiU be al Riggleman said he is DOl s= if SIUC bal this weekend, il could be holding an The SaIuIcis ore coming off 6-3 stan in the home this ~ for a tItn:e-pme set will play one game m Sarunlay and two umbrella ioste:Id of a bor. as the rain balds Florida. and hope 10 carry tha lIIIaZU over with ~ IDinois. on Sunday. or the 0Iher way around. the fate for the Salaki InvitaOooal to this weekend", tournamenl, bu.t tbe The Salukis will be aying 10 add to Salunlay's game ' ICbeduJed 10 stan 01 RaiD that has Slricten Catboodale this wealher has hun \lie Saluki,' practice their cunaJI tItree-pme winning -. nooo. with Sunday's action sIaIed for a I wed; has aIn:ody pusbod the IUItiog dire of opportDnities, IIm:bteItbaa said. bUI lbey need lillie help from the a p.m. srart. the tournaDl.!m from today 10 SamnIay, and "We got off 10 a gIC.~ _ in Florida. weather if they are going 10 gel this The starting pilchers for the Salukis if -..o-suys the some. all pnes cwId be the sad !bing is _the rUt has k.epI us fmm wed u.s. AIRCRAFT GOES DOWN .. PERSIAN GULF - A Navy belicqIIer aaJbed ill tbo PtniIIII GaIC cm:r tbo weetead. tiIIiIIc Ii! dIree =--bIn. Navy ofticWIlIIid~. The DJII~ Eg~ ptlan ,,' , '. '\ __.....,...l8o ...... ~C*-_ ----...... ~------...... _Ad~ __ OW------.... -~-.. --_-~ OOoOorN...... __ -c..,- _ .- --.,...~N_ __--- ....._ -_GoorAcauI ... ItItlr"--". --....- March 26, 1993 Pa 8 ng 10 s aces to expand by 186 By KatIe MorrIson how many of !he 'P""'" will t.: 1\.'\1 Admiristra1ion Writer or blue decal, but the dIStribution WIll be determined by the time fall SIUC is adding 186 parking semester classes ''!Ji. spaces at three loeaiians this " We are determining thai the summer as part of a campus bulk will be red sticker parting, improvement package, and many mainly 31 the Arena lot:' ,aid of the spaces probably will be for James Tweedy, vice p~ident for red stickers. ad:n!nislration and commitlec The improvements will cost chamnan. $282,871 , and tbe money will "There has been a demand for come from the sale of decals and more blue sticker parking in 101 parting fines. ~ Merilyn Hogan, 55," he continued. coordinator of parting and traffic. Other improvements include Additions 10 the lots were resurfacing a pantiu!; lot al determined by the Parking and Southern Hills apanmenls and Traffic Cornmitt SOUTHERN IMPORT PARTS ~ , Import a~biIe parts are all we sell 529"H73 550 N. University CLEARANCE SALE Mell$' and Boys' Basketball ar\d Cross Trainers 1/3~ ~'06~·'I:':c/od~~7 ~:. ;:::..:~~~~ Summer 1993 Financial Aid Applications available at FAO To be eligible to complete a slue summer financial aid application you must: 1. Have a 1992-93 financial aid application on file and 2, Be registered for summer classes, The last day to apply for summer financial aid is June 25, 1993. Financial Aid OffICe Woody Hall, Third Floor PagC4 Man:b 26, 1993 Opinion & Co....- ...... entary 1l,lIhl:.!'pll.\l1 • '",IHnll 1'111",,1 I,I,r J I 01 1 111>11' Daily EgJptian N.... StatrJlepo-.tative _Ie EditoriaIEdnor Faculty Rep_Ii.., ,...... """""" Finley K.ra en.- Wall« B. ".oImIa.. National service call would help students BY CREATING A NATIONAL SERVICE corps program, President Bill Clinton has plans to help make the cost of college more affordable. Clinton's plan to excbange national service for higher education offers great potential for the community and is just what students and families need when the cost of educationkeepss~keting. S'~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ _ . U IDER CLINTON'S PROPOSAL, a national fund would be set up to provide money for the program. Letters to the Editor Clinton plans to spend S7.4 billion during four years on the program, SI5 million of which would come from hi short-tenn economic stimulus package. Those who want a loan for c-.ollege tuition could pay it Reasons for cutting CCF,(\ unfounded off by one of two ways. The fIrst method would allow I am writing in response to the depanment still uses the 16 mm than any <>ther in the University, students to obtain a loan fOT college tuition and pay it off Illinois state government's and BoIex and Bell & Howell cameras for examolc, the Belushi with one or (WO years of national service. SIUC'> plans to close the present from Ihe World War It era (in brolh~!"! th ~ direclor of "Naked By repaying with community service, student could College of Communications and addition to more contemporary Gun" and " Kentucky F.ied imultaneously invest and take pride in the community by FmeAns. equipment). Movie.- an Enuny Awanl-winning Their contention dlal the college Second. the no' ,on that the doc:umenLarisl an editor of one entering such jobs as community police, health services, is tOO costly and does not generate CCFA has lacked productivity and of the nation 's largcot newsp8pCrs tutoring and pollution cleanup/recycling. quality or productivity is quality could only arise from sheer and most recently a playwright And the plan is flexible. Students could enter into their thoroughly unfouodod. ignorance of the college's daily who may be optioned to write for form of community work e ither after graduation of Frrst. although much of the rost worItings. Bette Midler. All Girls college or after high school and build up credits of college of the college is based upon Thousands of photos. play • Productions. acquisition and maintenance of films. sculptures. paintings, By "productivity:' the state and loans. technical equipment, many of "'" newscasts. videos. glass works and University must have in mind departments remain "cry screenplays have come from the alumni grants and not competence:, THE SECOND WAY WOULD ALLOW students to productjve on inexpensive. dated college. creativity and professionalism. - have the option of repaying college loan by l2.king low equipment. The college also has had more Tim Wilkerson. senior. cinema paying jobs in social service and public work . For instance, the cinema recognizable professional alumni and photography The jobs would be held for a year or two and would pay a small stipend, along with health and child care benefits. University should Each plan provides a viable alternative for those Liberal responses do little investing in higher education. consider adding approptiate major to help President's defense BEFORE IMPLEMENTING a full-scale version of GiYen the content of most letren Ihe plan though, Clinton has proposed a million pilot Well, I' ye relaxed and all, I would have been SI5 to the Daily Egyptian. which reconsidered. and I'm writing in embarrassed myself to use the demonstration to enable i ,000 disadvantaged youths in 10 aoctU1Itcly renccts what is taught in response to Rob Arthur's letter. telephone poll as my source. cities to begi~ this summer. most classes at SIUC. I feel it is Rob tries to discount my letter Secondly. the poll questions are The broader program would be phased in during the time for the administr.nion to add a on three points. The first two designed to get this response. flCld of st!Jdy that forms the basis of were character assassinations of For example: Wou Id you next four years, from 25,000 slots in 1994 to 100,000 or our education but has no mention in more in 1997. myself (a typical lib.:ral tactic support a higher tall if it meant the schedule of classes. when there is no substance to your kids could get a better For high school and college students who perfonn That field that is so oesperately their argument). The third point future? Well of course you'd say community service while completing their studies, about needed is scal;;Wgy. was that Clinton didn't make yes, but nOi to a question that Many students already carry a 35,000 of the 100,000 slots would t.e reserved. They any promises regarding nOI just comes out and asks you if h~:lvy load aDd need suc h a taXing the middle class. you suppon more taXes. It is would earn credits to defray tuition costs. specialized field to relieye I guess when I heard Ointon just another tactic to give themselyes. And most professors say that during his campaign, I would already be eligible to teach in Americans false swistics. must have been having a that field since they constantly And in response to William WHILE MOST OPPONENTS of Clinton's national psychotic episode and couldn't dump on us anywa •. Budzileni, yes I definitely possibly have heard him say service plan agree tha! the plan would offer a new spirit of We can no long... hold l:ad< the realiz.e now. that Clinton's volunteerism, th..-e is the questioQ of exactly how it need for a tllt!;,.r in scatology, thus that. promises weren't written in would be funded considering the gloomy economy. nushing • potential for increased Then of course be brings up gold. enrollment down the drain.That Bush, which I thought I already Secondly. deficits aren't Opponents raise a good question for which Clinton has explained in the ftrst letter how reduced by taxes but by not yet provided details. However, if tons of money can would truly be a waste. I hope the administration will sit Bush doesn't hold a candle to spending cuts. EspeciaJJy when be spent on health care and the military, a program than down and analyze the content of the the outright lies of GOY. our taxes go for more spending. places such a high priority on education should be given curriculum and the function of the Ointon. You should know tbatl So relax at least as much consideration. University, dropping many of the Rob quotes the ABC (and 001 with drugs), reconsidrr. usel.,.. fields of study and adding telephone poll as proof that the and write back th The Focus Page will be moving efrom on Friday to the Southern Focus Page will add more interest from Fridays to Mondays as of next Exposure entertainment ~azi:le. to a u-.litionaIly sIov..... news day. wed<. The DE wants the focus Pagr. t" It will continue to provide io The move '. desi2!1Cd to better receive special emphasis, and the depth reponing on issues and tupics distribute the D.ily Egyptian'S edit"rs beli.ye this can be done related to campus and the Southern ~. 8!Jd to de~ ~. best 81 the stan of the week. The IUinois region. Mat:h 26, 1993 [)ail, £optitJ1I i ital ph tography possi ilities explored with donated ~u By nna Dtrvis ~---_r-~ GenaraJ Ass9lf11MI Writer Photo darlcrooms an: becoming a thing of the past as computer ,.,...,., technology takes its place around the countJy and in SI UC classes. Thanks \0 industries such as Af,fa. Eastman Kodac, Adobe Systems and other lJWlufaawers who have donated S70,OOO in computers, .oftware and phoIo CD equipment. SlUC can update students' print skills to digital pho\OgJ3phy; Gerald F. Courvosier. an assistant professor in tbe College of Technical Careers, said this trend is t.~ waveoft.he fut.uJe. ''Mud! uf what we used to do in the darkroom can now be done Photo eourtny of UnI\....tty __ ServIQ, mo~ efficiently on computers," Courvosier said. "We need this Michael T. Lasala (left,) a photo technolr-gy major from equipment in order to stay up to Rockford, learns computer-a•• lsted "darkroom" methods date with the 1ates1 technology." from Professor Gerald F. Courvolaer. He said with the silicon chips, background and experience in phoIo technology from Rockford, said Another BiW keyboards and computers, one digital photography - unlike theequip""" is antheaming edge. AJWsi,;..."1~ 'bIIIIoIlIitiIt image can be mergeiI into another people who just have computer "I want to keep my reet in the the Feder.1 Bareu of to sharpen fuzzy photos, add skills." Hill said. water with this digital imaging - ImCUIgabOll ~ ... selective color and overlay type. Because of Courvosr.r, the trend it's already moving into the studio. .... heduled 10 ItfIlII!III: .. Julie A. Hill, a senior in photo will be pan of . two-year program Eventually, the portrait camera wiD court 10 New York ~ fie IIlCIwloIogy from McHemy. said they training studeDIS allmre CXI1IIeIlIionaI be hooked dire...'lly to a computer. day. have advantages over other students. pholo-pro,tJction methods. and yoo'll see instan~ on-spot-spa< " We have traditional photo Micha.l T. Lasala, a junior in proofs." he said. Mardl26, 1993 Studio class Students can obtain new birth control By Jonathan Senft relaOOns for Upjo/m. in the buttocks. The contra('.eplive b not used available for Heaflh'timer The COSt of the injection is I\rin !'eM.. , edilor of uHcalth with women wh( have $29.50 10 the physician. however it and Sex, " w'olicb is pllblished by the undiagnosed vaginal bleeding, abroad study [)epa-Pro\' ra. America's first may cost more lO the consumer. Association of Reproductive breast malignancy and liver inj.~ble fOTTn of contracq;tion. In the announcement, Jack Heallb Professionals, said lhal disfunc:tions. By ~ Sllmolllwllll promises to b, highly effective, Jacks":)n. vice president of women would not ""ani 10 b :~ According to the SIUC Hcalth I WI1IIIr long·llsting and easily re..... 'ble, Pharmaceutical Ope' ..... tions a l Dcpo-Provcno with any other birth Service. some of the Univenity's compa!1Y officials said. It .s Upjohn. said what maltes Depo control method, besides condoms. physicians offer the contraceptive, " I'J'IIC"Il studiO C>O • .. I .. I fI 8 I _..... I • S7 •• != .. March 26, 1993 . . Cale n.aaI' ~ LOA , from page 1-- . " . . message 10 special inlen:SlS groups We belieYe linIting the conceplS who represent private institutions of direot fend1ng and ir:come Community lhal give IlIdent loans, said David contingenl tepaymenl wnuld milize Carle, spokesman for Sen. Paul rnaximwn dcflcit$llvings and auJe ';unon, D-Makanda. a simpler and fairer way W rneeI the Carle SI~ the di=t savings plan rising COS! of going 10 college.~ FIUENDS POR NATIVE AMfltICA.' =-.~~M~A~~RadinJ CALENDAR POLICY·· Tbr dudliM for Calec",du hr.ID, II . 00. nr. d.,.. bdort GOSSETT, from page 1- ?'I ...k»tl,oa. T"Iw U'JIIII ,houkl be: IYP""riuea Gossen said it is imponant for Gossen said the Kennedy era ...... -iacluckdaw.,dMt.p6Ita .... JpOftlJOI' African ~American siones to havl.. represented a time in the United 0' I.'" UUI aDd Ihe name of '''t pt.rsoa ...... uttinc tJw !tea I~ aMuId be ddin"d the opponunily 10 be told. foUowed Slales when the media gap w"" or ...Iltd to Ih, tnll, Ecrptlu ,...... m, by more cOOlrol in "'" production nonexiSIelll. ~~R .... l247.".itf'RI .... be: JIUbI*d onft,. area. ''TIle only Ibing Ihat was abrP= 1'he next levei, of course. is the of the times was the news mt,.jia policy making area and that is because they were representing happening too," he said. what was happening on a daily SERVICE, "Especially firsl in our cabk area· b.isis," be said. Showu",e, HBO, ect." Now Ihe pro,) 'CI (film) is from page·1 Gosset: said once mOTe beginning to c?(ch up with the production coouol is gained il is up audience. II is gctling back 10 equal would fI!ce iv~ student loan forgiYenesi worth S!O.OOO for each to the individuals involved to create. are! maybe it will get a step ahead of the IWo yean; of service. or the worthwhile projecls Il".aI the public again." ;:..till support by watching. Goss:n said re.;enl A frican- unoounl of their ~ns The Jack of African-American American productions i'l - whichever is 1es.~. producers. according Gossett. !u.s Hollywood have created a demand 0Iher participanlS would receive w had negative effeclS on !he projecls for other similar proj.:IS. bUI the a posI'service "--.elil of $5.000 for lhal have been made. indUitry should be .."..,ful nOI to each lwo year.; of service useable The.. efTeclS i'lClune a lack of ""oriooI: the need '0 diversify. fOf higher edueaiion or sensitivity 10 the messages and "My concern as an artist is 10 employmenl training. experiences that many of the make sure thaI there is a rounded The lim service of the prognun projects are trying to convey. variety of representation of u~ . -- ' IiU begin Ihis SU1TlJTler. Segel said. Sensilivity that an African- Gos...~ said One thousand 51udenls will be American writer wouid have a More than just the kids in the chosen from applicants from beller cb::nce of relating 10. Gossen streeIS wilh guns because then il is arollnd the nOli ion 10 work with said. jusl a slice of tbe pie, and there is corlmunity service in cities and Gossen said a (X"itiyC SlOp in the more 10 il !han thai:' rural areas. indu>Jr)' is Ihe narrowing oflbe gap "1 am inleresled in Ihe full The final blueprims of Ihe belween Hollywood's ponrnyal of piaure. You see in c"eJ) ""'P opera progr.un are nol YOI lini.hed bUl the society and the reality of society the Caucasians have all kinds of students in the summe r program ilself. represenlatiYes. '/l1ey have the bad will receive funding for. their ''TIle media should always be. I guys, lhe good guys. the jUdges. !he services. Segcl said. . !hink. ~ Slop ohead r . the public if .,,,,,1 .... ,ect. : ' be said. The participation in !he progmt' not abreast of It.e times. dnd You have everything. We need 10 is ""peeled 10 reach aI leas! 25,000 Hollywood is aj",ays behind and have e"erylhing and lllal is whal we by the end of fiscal year 1994, pulling the audience behin1 it: ' represent in this increasing to al least 100.000 in Gossett said. socie!)'-<'y.'1)1hlng.- 1997. Segel said Ihe key 10 Ihe program's successis not in the YELTSIN, from page hands of !he goyemmenl, bt" i, the 1-- hands of :he nation's young people. of Ibe citizens." He apP"aled 10 govem.'IleIII·S unpopular ecmomic "Washinglon doesn'l have all the legislalors to resiSl any anempl 10 policies and the disruptioo caused mnoye llirr saying il by !he free ~'Ners:' he said . .. It can't make from uffioe. shift Wa markeL sure parentS know aboul !his or lhal could doom !he Russ;;,o people '" PulliJc opinion polls suggeSl children gOl belp - oniy nalional 'w. abyss of cc..fronwion." Yeltsin woul ~ easily win a service can do the _:. Tbe competing television referendum that ask,ed yoters to performances underscored tbe cboose betweCf\ h:_ ""d the Arrington Che:r'brlis . dil~..:ior of the Rood Scholu Program wi!h intense struggle that is now in. parliame,l' _~)' electtons, by COOL. said the convention was progras for the hearts and minds of contra.. , could well produce an coordinated wilh U of I 5iudenl 150 million R"ssian citizens as!he even more conservative legislature volunreers but also included only ~fu1 way of resolying a and 0 oonlinuing deadlock belween OO<:StilUtional crisis Ihai IhreaIens 10 the Iwo branches of &ovemmenl. yolunleCr belp from stafl" al COOL Quur,beiiss said the J.eJVice w'JI to...~...do Uti: country's transitioo to a Under present constitutional give students a closer free.mark£t democracy. YdlSin bas arrangements, Yeltsin's lorm of said be is push ohead olTice will expire in 1996 snd undentanding about the iInporIar>le deIennined '" wilb a nationwide refe...,odum 00 pamamenl's", I9',5. of community aid. April 25- witb or ' without Tbe cbances of • successful "Our staff is nveling a.-ound the prliarnenl's approv~ settle !he impetlcbrnent motion againS! country mai:ing a stmoger bridge '" powu SbUggie ouce anc! for all. Yellsin 1lIi.., fadrd over the l2Sl 24 studenlS so !bey can make IlI PARKING, twice from page 3 20pen: t. JiVtsion do not receive any Slate or federal flJlding for operali"n or Oar muhic:ourK rqiJCralioa discount improvements. Wub the ISOOOems 5a\U )ou"'O per«nl oa hrO COUI"Jd, of snow removal this sem.:.ster. 2S pe:n.0e01 00 tbrtt or mo~. funds for improvements may be cut r..1l1-800·f1'11)S\lllnlllmols.aU l' Byn-Gibson He aid only a ~ of the M.norities W ... pc:cple -.1>0 aspire 10 ~ films will have hu&e budgoU. GREENVALE, N .Y. - Since "Ibe best way 10""'" films is lhe 1986 release of ~She 's Goua 10 produce and fmance our own; l-lave I~ ,. lee has hem the oenIer of lee said. media aw:ntJOlo in the film IOOdd. Lee calls d gueni1Ia filrnmaDlg, lee t.oped 10 inllOduce a ...".. making films by any means generation or African-American oeccssory. fitrrunaltas 10 the iJdJSUy ""iIb his '"The main focus of die 40 N::= a film seminar wbic!! look place MIm Ins1iIuIe is 10 tcadI mioorities MardI W II Long Island Uniwrsity bow to mike there O'MI films and ulled -40 N::= Film 1nsIiIuIc." demystify lbe process of Lee, who has direaa1 six feaIure fiImmaking.. be said. ICWD fllms in the last _ years, saM! in Lee', next movie project is an inIaview last ....:de the seminar called, "CrooIdyn,. the movie is "ill help mioorities gIOI a (Italy, 1989) !-";"• cIetUg:n.a£ed... ~: .. w:.~~ _ iodow~r"l!ro~ to &tude.ou ~": with • ~~ Sunday & Monday, March 28 & 29 :d~~~~t~:: ~ c;!m~ I? 7:00 & 9:3()pol wi1h ...... Itiple ID·.. and tick... are not ~ 1I'llnIf,"""• . _ ..... of the Uuuted tiwe be- BALLET Student Center Auditorium fore c:wt.aJD, Rush Gut palrona cannot oel«< !!! ", 7 ,.J _oa__ '..~ A .J-,---, $11\1\ H S&.,.Jents ~ .... "'" - 6owfl_, the __to ""' _ ,. v ~ nLUlWililOIl ,V\; 'LULl (""lee 6- -'Iy or onors ooId ,~ and at --,-""...... a,.... --_ •• ~ no S ".JTL f , ... • Presented with English subtities bed ...LI! .. Co-Spalsond ~ SI'C It Ole Hoooo I"roIJlm ~~~Sibry.OCik.Aiiuidiii't!:lIu,n.'.um•• ii.ii.lsieinll. ·i3Sii~iiAllTS(2J:ii.a;'I' .. ~.:. ~~~~~~... ,"~~ i'aF1A "-9- .,. 'IleeIr M.nt» a..t.r'.-~ _,.~CdI Sllr)'ld.A...... -SlUC.s)~ ...... -,.....,. 00<00e00rac....n...... • __• • lO_ •• ...... 1 ' r ...... Marett» -PK',-a...,b-S"48and _,-a....., """""'" w_ ..... a.-" ...... ,.Mcl.lIltt: .. -kw:ClOIMIIt:t.",. Gootby'.- -(t(Ho-lI<»-p6< .. A...... ,M....,..,n..t" -~~....,. 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Tbese ingredieoIs are present in precocious acoustic strumming advmt2ge of its two-guitar anacI< every socg on the album. from the Nith edgy. repetitive bl . . .. of to create mort: complex song catchy choruses of " I Gue.. I feedback. structures without abandoning its Remembered It Wroo:-" and '"The The buzz surroundiog signanue sound. Questioo Is ti~,.. Fast" to lhe Superchunk is big and growing, The 0t0peI tim, N.C foursome guiLar- Student Center NOEVIL 4th Roor VIdeo Lao..:nge Admis..--!on Only $1.00 I you only go 10 Fred's once 0 yar, ~s ;s the week 10 gal lbis Saturday, March 27 We're proud 10 Pf1!5'W: Kenny Cari},Je 9:4[, p.... - 12:45 am A gcoCl way '" dasab4 0 Kenny Carlyle night would be the WO)< 5pringIes.' UVA 10 be - wacky, good I'CIIur'ed ond !..t. lhil year you tOW 'em at the llinoit SIaIe Fair and at the DuCMon SIDle Fair, Now see 'am at Frad'sl Kenn) ' dc-n't i"" cYaw from !I.e immed'1OIa orno - some fdb will be truveOing 1l!O miles 10 see Kenny at Fnd'' We've got .-.'QIions from os for away os Chom,xJign and Mattoon, Terre HoUle, IN and Hopkinsvil1e, KY. POINT OF Nexi SaturdaY, April 3: NO RETua' Area Code 618 BRIDG£T To Reserve a FONDA@ 1'I&c4A MarcIl 26, 1993 Bizarre style of TOKYO, from page lA- music he wroce." lake. she wdcomes !be modem Toni Inlnl,1lia of CarlJo<.&Ie forms IDII evoIuuon of baIJeL survives cha--- has been teachIng dance ioce A special asp<:CI of !he Tokyo 1951 and id the dancers of Fesliva1 BaUet·s visit i5 • ay Andy Gn.harn Japan MV. come • very long mosIer's class open '0 !he r"" EJ ...... W .. way in a short time in 20 inl 75¢ Drafts $1.75 Speedrails D.J. 's mixing the Iat.est in Dance Music!! NO COVER Friday & Saturday _!.ell iscrimination ca es filed Our Greatest Massage Gift Giveaway Everl Saturday, March 27th against Denny's restaurant 11 am - 2 pm lapMws Conege alumni bad Slo:>JlccI at • eod 10 the disaiminaIory pactices Jlurphpboro Denny's for a lal.c-nigbl meal on al the chain', 330 California SAN JOSE. Calif. _ . The u.s. Dec. 30, 1991. BUI they \eft wben reltauranlS and unspecified ~ ~ Masele Therapy DeparUllCnt of Justice IlOIIOUJIC Japanese men Israeli right-w·ng party lose to Greeks elects new chairman in world survey been held up for IS hours after z..pr-s polling ended for _ of lIigcriDs 1CL AVN - Israel', righi-wing vioIeocc among the rival camps. lOKYO - Japanese men Likud pany announced Thursday According to an official have made lhcir coUDlry an lhal il had cbosen fonner dipklmal sl8lCmenl by eleclioos committee ecooomir power second ooIy and DepulY Foreign Minisler chairman Hannab Evanoh, 10 the Uniled SlaleS, bUI Binyamin Nel8nyahu, 43, as ilS Neunyahu garnered 525 percenl of f FREE REFILLS ; when II comes 10 love and new chairman and kadct. the VOle compared 10 the 26.8.. romance they have one of !he Some 140,000 members of percenl by the second place worst reputations in tbe Israel's main opptlSilion party voIed candidate - his biuer rival and world. Wednesday 10 picJc a replacemenl former Foreign Minisler David Thai is Ihe conclusion Cor Conner Ptemier llzbak Shamir, Levy. n:achccI by a survey of 5,112 wbo announced his resignation Coming in third wilb 15 percenl women - includins S60 afler the parly was defealed in was Benny Begin, son of former Japanese - carried OUI genentI elections in June 1992. Likud leader Mt.lahem Begin, recenlly by a Canadian The victory of the hardline wbile Cormer lnInsport minisler Pinch Penny publisber. The only men less Nelanyahu was announced Moshe KaIS8V garnered 6.5 percenl romanlic wc:rc rcc:Ial=! to be Thursday aJ1emoon afu:r 9C) pcrcml to ftnisb in founh place. Po\cs. of !he V(MCS had been counted. His The VOle ended a biuer election I11c survey by Harlequin election broughl 10 end an campaign within a pany wroughl Pub Entcrpri •t ._ .4Jf... • .t._ ••• .;tOf. •.I .... ___ t. ..~ . . .~ ....~. ~10 ---.flJNe...... __MatdI 26. c-_ 1993 •••11. 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Say wlY.a standard Anny Reserve baskeIball than Vanderbilt with its win a war when you'", s'!eeping, you will Iibolll UQ.A Coech Jim enlistment.. frecwheelir,g motion offen~: and It's fun to play that Jcind of Harrict, but give him this: He constant picks and screens, we baskeIbaIl. but I don't know if ii's ooocbcd one smart basb:IhaIJ game And another $5,040 if would liJce 10 sec it much fim 10 ws:b." apinst l-£ocbigan. you qualify for the And if any of the 0Iher 15 teams If Ylmdcrt>iJI is 10 be beaI, it will And in the process, he showed Montgomery GI BilL. in regional action this week plays Il>jlpCII because the Commodores the rest of the S wcet 16 bow 10 PI'us ifyou have or an uglier game than lemple willt lose their paIieoce. When they lost stop the FlIb Five: Clog up the ilS aggressive matchup zone their patience during the "';;u1ar mid""', usc the zone defense 10 obtain a qualified stu· defense and patient. banging. season against Ker>wcky aI Rupp force the Wolverines into a dent loan, you could get disciplined offense, well, we'd Arena- .Yhen the Wildcats perimeler offen"" and taIr.c away help paying it off-up to rallter waJclI the Weather 0Janilcl. successfully pressured the the InIlISitioo game. train "We ".-in R 101 of ugly games: perimeler, forcing Vanliy's four E4si<>" said than done, obviously. $20,OOO-ifyou in 0 ..' 1. ceach John Chaney says. starting oouide shooters int<> a It isn't likely that Geo l'/!~ certain specialties. "People tlon't liJce 10 sec our ,tyle oombincd 11 for 39 from the field WasbingtOD will be 1Ib1e 10 do it And that's for part of play, because it's ugly." - ·VanderlliJt..ult down, P:l~. with CIIOU8h effectiveness !might, time service-usuaIly Tonight's West Regional "Really, !be key for us is 10 not although 7·foot·l freshmtn )-mta semifinaJ between Vanderbilt and rush !be offense," McMahan says. Dare can be a OOI>-man n.'OililIocIr; one weekend a month Temple in Seattle is a cJassic "We're preuy bard 10 guard, in the middle if be stay!, ClUl IX foul plus two weeks' Annual contrast in styles. Tbe especially on the perinlCier. If we uouble. Training. Commodores zipped past Boise just have patieoce 00 !be offensive If Dare can score ",T,8inu CIIris State and 1Ilinois in the first two end. we can mate it 100gb 00 other Webber and Juwan Hovani' inside. Think about it. rounds willt their br=y bacIccowt 1C3mS." if forwards Bill Brigham ...c Sor.ai Then think about us. combination of Bill McCaIIi-ey "-'1d But it isn't Jitcly Van.'bllilt bas Holland manage some inspired Ronnie McMahan and their seeD perimefer pressurtl lite rebounding. if Alvin Pears6.U, And caD today: undersized·bu!·always-moving T mple's perimeter pressure. Kwame Evans and Dirldc Surles forwanls Bruce Elder and Kevin Temple do-..s it with 3 ma!chup are hitting their 3s. ... Anglin, and the Owls disassembled zone defense that pestc:G the ball OK, fr- The SIUC women's u.:t and field team will bosl!he SaJuti Man:b Invite meet SalllnSay at McAnckew SIadiIm. T- Tl.'e meet will CeaIurc Indiana State's Bolli Hyche, !be NCAA FRIDAY a SA1UKDAY dwnJ.;oo in /be 55 Ed 200-... H~> :> Prior, is not only Ibc ~ .. 11 ~ Valley's firsl women's NCAA Pft= f'/3gsrr champion, boa $lie is also die Iirsl ~~$1 " Blue HawaIIans VaDey MbIete ID win Ibc NCAAs in ~~$1-0IdStvIe& IwO events. Sbe won the 200 _ in 22.98, wbiI:II was sixIb Coors Light Bottles naIiooal a/J-lime, Ed !be 55 _ in 6.16. $1- i;'~ill~~ "When we saw her PITCH, from ~~.~~ 16- lbc trio of Mites .... been '. Van Gilder's lODe sctbact force for the SaJId:is, as !bey during bis _ success came have Qgbl_ of !be U SIiluti at !be bods of !be naliaDa/Jy wins 10 tbcir aedit.. ranb:d Mami Harricaots. Blanl bas been the mOsl McAldle is 2.-1 otIlbc,.... damioabo& burIer for !be SlUC UId is comins off of his best tbis-. ellUt III dale. Blanl leads the team in Mc ~.JdJe teamed uJi with virtually every pilCbiag n:ne- I)pjd PJnuw 10 sb. catqory, IIId is _. oIf a _ 0 .... t.JIIMnilJ at !be .,.. ...'I'B CXIIIIpitIe poe ...... of ba ea1 of Ibc lPinI ;rip. UoivaJily. Ri