Morris Dedication Marks Founders'

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♦ T hursday, October 15, 1998 S o u t h e r n Il l in o is U n iv e r s it y E dwardsville Vol. 51, N o. 15 ♦ Morris dedication marks Founders’ Day

SIU President Ted Sanders and SIUE SIU founder, will also be on hand. The ceremony in the center’s “SIUE wouldn’t be here without the Chancellor David Werner will join with Morris was a founder of SIU and Meridian Hall will also include the vision of Delyte Morris,” SIUE Dorothy Morris at II a.m. today at the served as president of the university rededication of the William G. Stratton Chancellor David Werner said. Donal Myer Arboretum near University system from 1948 to 1971. Quadrangle and Founders Hall, which was Those attending the ceremony will Drive as a tree is dedicated to the memory After the dedication, there will be a formerly Classroom Building II. A receive free commemorative booklets of Delyte W. Morris, one of SIU’s reception for SIUE students at 11:30 a.m. reception will follow the ceremony and all containing a pictorial history of Morris’ founders. in the Goshen Lounge in the Morris are invited to attend. years at SIUE from 1957 through 1970. Dorothy Morris will be coming from University Center. Officials will also honor individuals This span includes his tenures at the East her home in North Carolina to attend the The center will be formally and organizations that helped establish the St. Louis campus and Shurtleff College in Founders Day ceremony and the day’s rededicated in Morris’ name at 2 p.m. Edwardsville campus in the late 1950s. Alton, which later became the dental other events. Peter Morris, a son of the today. Chief among these will be Morris. school. Last day to vote for Homecoming king and queen

Today is your last chance to vote for the have done at least 25 hours of community service. obligations. They are the host and the hostess for SIUE at Homecoming king and queen. The new homecoming king and queen will be many events, including university recruitment efforts. Voting is from 7 a.m. until 10 p.m. in the Morris announced at the annual Homecoming Coronation. The University Center. Students must have a valid SIUE ID to ceremony begins at 9:30 p.m. Saturday. The coronation is Some of the other responsibilities are to kick off and vote. No write-in votes will be counted. scheduled for 11:30 p.m. and the dance will end at 12:30 participate in the Springfest, serve on next year’s king and There are 10 king and 10 queen candidates. All a.m. queen selection committee and crown next year’s king candidates have a 2.5 cumulative grade point average and The homecoming king and queen will have many and queen. Students, employers get to meet during SIUE Oktober Career Fest

BY BARBARA DUMOULIN Paterson said there were NEWS STRINGER more health-care employers than in the past, and a good No, you were not number of technology hallucinating. There really was companies. a bright red Humvee outside the Scott Warren, senior University Center Wednesday. business engineer for Sumaria The vehicle was part of the Systems Inc., an engineering Marine Corps display at the firm, said this is the first time Oktober Career Fest and his company has participated in Volunteer Fair. a college career day. Jean Paterson, director of "It's been very good," the Career Development Center, Warren said. "It's been money said she was pleased with the well spent to see this volume turnout. and quality of people in three to "We've got about 153 four hours." employers here today," Paterson Paterson said the October photos by Bob Fehringer/A/eif/e career day is one of two career said. Above: Marine Corps Sgt. Brian Hume talks with Shanna Peteron, an electronic days the campus offers. The "We don't know the exact data systems representative, during the Career Fest and Volunteer Fair next one, Career Network '99, number of students yet, but I'm Wednesday. Upper left: Jaime Thompson, a senior in management information will be March 17. going to guess it's close to systems, talks with Edward D. Jones rep Ryan Weaver. 1,000." ♦ P a g e 2 The Alestle T h u rsd a y , O c t o b e r 15, 1998 ♦

Industrious grad student brings Police incidents a bygone era into the present industrious. He is very involved.” We have multiple personalities Traffic accidents Any resemblance to a flower and styles. Tim brings something On Oct. 9, at 8:16 a.m., a student from Cougar Village reported that child ends with Slape’s unique to the staff, and as an someone had struck her car in the driver’s side door while it was appearance and his politics. His advanced student, he is able to parked in Lot 5L. There are no suspects or witnesses. full schedule and lofty goals help some of the younger would make a hippie stroll for students here.” On Oct. 11, at 3:07 p.m., police investigated a hit-and-run accident cover. Slape plans to complete his on Lot C. Najati Ali-Hassan, 20, of Edwardsville reported that Slape pays the cost of his graduate studies and go on to someone had struck his car in the right rear quarter panel while it graduate studies by working receive his doctorate. He would was parked in the lot. There are no suspects or witnesses. three jobs: the job at WSIE; as a like to become a communications lab technician in the mass comm professor at a small college, On Oct. 12, at 2:40 p.m., police investigated a traffic accident at department, and at a bicycle shop where he can be intimately University Drive and Circle Drive. Kristina Kolda, 22, of Troy stopped to let someone cross over in a crosswalk when Anjanette ‘60s throwback Tim Slape in Edwardsville. involved with students. In traditional ‘60s-style Dehner’s opinion of Slape’s Barnes, 18, of Centre^ille hit Kolda’s car in the rear. Barnes was BARBARA DUMOULIN protest, Slape rails against forced future looks a little different. issued a state citation for failure to reduce speed to avoid an NEWS STRINGER parking permits. He parks his “He’s a sleeper,” Dehner said. “I accident. truck at the SIUE soccer field and wouldn’t be at all surprised if His ponytail, goatee and rides his bike the rest of the way someday he’s in an upper On Oct. 12, at 3 p.m., a male reported that someone had struck his sandals are reminiscent of days to the campus. management position with pin­ car in the left rear bumper and taillight while it was parked in Lot gone by. A soft-spoken voice and “Either you pay their fine or stripes and a power tie at a 6 Alton campus. There are no suspects or witnesses. easy-going demeanor make it pay their sticker fee,” Slape said. broadcasting outlet.” appear as if Tim Slape, a mass “There should be some free On Oct. 12, at 7:20 p.m., police investigated a hit-and-run accident communications graduate student parking available somewhere.” Slape laughs at this in Lot E. Barbara Hunter of Glen Carbon reported that her car was missed his generation. Slape comes to the graduate assessment. “I don’t see that struck in the left rear bumper while it was parked in the lot. Judith “He’s a throwback to the program at SIUE after earning happening - unless I go bald,” Holloway, 46, of Collinsville was issued a state citation for leaving ‘60s,” said Tom Dehner, news his bachelor’s degree in mass Slape said. “Bald would go better the scene of an accident. director at WSIE radio station. communications at Milliken with a pin-striped suit.” Slape is a news reporter and University in Decatur, 111. Theft under $300 announcer at the station. “To a Dehner feels that Slape’s One thing is certain, On Oct. 6, at 5:34 p.m., police arrested Dammion Mitchell, 19, of casual observer, it may appear personality complements the ponytail or pin-stripes, Slape Edwardsville for charging a large amount of long-distance phone that Tim is indifferent, but he is crew in the news room. “Tim is a won’t be laid back, zoned out or calls to a PIN number that had* been stolen. Mitchell posted $75 not,” Dehner said. “He is nice addition to our news staff. sittin’ in. bond and was released.

On Oct. 9, at 8:30 p.m., a female reported the theft of a black SIUE Now’s time to submit MLK scholarship raincoat from a coat rack in Room 1036 of Lovejoy Library. The and humanitarian award nominations coat is valued at $50. There are no suspects or witnesses. BY DAMEENA COX chooses the winner. Committee advantage of scholarship On Oct. 13, at 4:41 p.m., a student reported the theft of an SIUE ID NEWS STRINGER members seek individuals with programs,” said Steve Sperotto, holder from the men’s locker room in the Vadalabene Center. The outstanding accomplishments in director of the Kimmel holder contained credit cards, an Illinois driver’s license and SIUE is once again offering areas of academic achievement, Leadership Center. His advice for identification cards. There are no suspects or witnesses. the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. leadership and service. This applicants is to be as detailed as Scholarship and Humanitarian award, along with many others, possible and examples of Warrant arrest Student Award. Each year a will be presented at King’s leadership should be well- On Oct. 10, at 5:51 p.m., St. Clair County Sheriff’s Department student is awarded this birthday celebration Jan. 21 in the documented in a personal arrested Jason Williams, 22, of East St. Louis on an active warrant scholarship, but not just any Meridian Ballroom. The resume. for failing to appear in court on a charge of an expired driver’s student. The recipient of this celebration will include a The deadline for applications license. Williams posted $100 bond and was released. award must follow King’s luncheon, guest speakers and is Nov. 2. If you have questions teachings, principles and entertainment. regarding the application process On Oct. 11, at 9:19 p.m., Wood River Police Department arrested philosophical beliefs. “I think it’s a wonderful contact Steve Sperotto at 650- Joshua Lewis, 17, of Wood River on an active SIUE warrant for The selection committee opportunity for students to take 2686. failing to appear in court on a charge of failing to carry a driver’s license. Lewis posted $200 bond and was released.

Bike SIUE offers chance to hit the trails Criminal damage to property

BY TONY WATT Homecoming ‘98 and is fee of $6. Members of the On Oct. 6, at 2:10 p.m., a student reported damage to two of his Alumni Association pay $4. NEWS STRINGER sponsored by the SIUE Alumni apartment’s window screens. There was also damage to the siding Registered riders receive a long- Association and the Pedal Shop outside his apartment and to a barbecue grill. There are no suspects See the sights and get a in Edwardsville. sleeve Bike SIUE T-shirt and will be entered in a drawing to win a or witnesses. workout at the same time in Bike Participants may ride on new Trek bicycle. SIUE. their own or travel in the Pack Participants can register that Ambulance call From 10 a.m. to 5 p.m Ride. The Pack Ride will be led day at the Stratton Quadrangle or On Oct. 9, at 8:47 p.m., police and ambulance responded to a call Sunday, students, faculty and by campus police officers and may register in advance. from Woodland Hall about a woman whose side hurt. Edwardsville staff can ride their bikes along depart the Stratton Quadrangle at For more information, Ambulance Service transported the female to Anderson Hospital. SIUE’s more than 12 miles of 11 a.m. contact the Alumni Association Cyclists must register for a bike trails. Bike SIUE is part of office at 650-2760. On Oct. 10, at 4:16 p.m., police and ambulance responded to a call about a female who had fallen off her bike on the SIUE bike trail Bill Gates donates to St. Louis Public Library near St. Louis Street and hit her head. The female refused medical ST. LOUIS (AP) - For 10- Microsoft Corp. founder Bill Over a span of five years, the treatment. year-old Alex Daugherty, Gates, who also was at the library foundation plans to spend $200 computers are better than Tuesday to dedicate a computer million to bring new computers On Oct. 11, at 1:52 p.m., police and ambulance responded to a call Nintendos. center that his Gates Library and the Internet to public from Prairie Hall about a female having severe stomach pains. "You can do research, you Foundation helped finance. libraries nationwide. Microsoft Edwardsville Ambulance Service transported the female to can play games, you can play on The foundation gave the St. also is donating $200 million Anderson Hospital. the Internet,” Daugherty said Louis Public Library System worth of software to the project. Tuesday as he played the Magic $175,000 for its computer Already, 1,000 public On Oct. 12, at 1:16 a.m., police and ambulance responded to a call School Bus game on a computer program. The libraries will use libraries have been awarded from Cougar Village about a man who had fallen in a lower hallway at the Julia Davis branch of the that money to install 58 grants. of Building 514 and cut his hand on a broken glass bottle. The male St. Louis Public Library in north computers, including the 17 that "The success has been was transported to Anderson Hospital by Edwardsville Ambulance St. Louis. have been hooked up at the Julia really gratifying,” Gates told a Service. That’s good news for Davis Branch Library. about 70 students and teachers. editorial

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Letter to the Editor------Regurgitating education You’ve come a long way in August 1920. But in 1872 has always been the same — the Susan B. Anthony led a march to choice to drink is yours; choose I was sitting in class just the other day taking a The ad said, “You’ve come a Rochester’s city hall to demand wisely. midterm when the big question popped up in my head. long way, baby.” It meant she be registered to vote. She I don’t intend to get into a Why? women. The ad was superficial, defied the law by casting a ballot debate about underage drinking 0 The world of academia and I have always been but it was correct. in a New York election. here. There is no one out there E l involved in this war of love and hate. I love to learn; I Women have come a long Dorothea Dix took charge of who doesn’t know that it is not Danielle hate midterms. There was once a time when you could way because of the bullish a women’s Sunday school class legal to purchase or consume Belton have walked up to a charming little 8-year-old Danielle determination of pioneers who at a Boston prison in 1841. alcohol if you are under 21 years Belton and she would have told you she liked tests. She could give dragged their sisters out of the Horrified by the miserable of age. Those living in Woodland you two reasons: conditions, she dedicated her life and Prairie Halls know that Stone Age. #\ She always got an A. Society put. the weaker sex in to social reform. Dix was according to University Housing #2 It showed she really was smarter than everyone else in its place. Women had few legal appointed superintendent of policy no alcohol is allowed in her class. rights. Some were forced into women nurses serving the those buildings. As I said earlier, arranged, repugnant marriages, American Red Cross in 1881. what I am talking about here is Ah, I was so young and full of myself back then. and some married for survival Clara Barton founded the choice. Just as you must realize But somewhere along my academic trail I lost my and suffered abuse. American Red Cross in 1881. that if you choose to break a law photographic memory and sponge-like mind. Although I am still just Elizabeth Cady Stanton Fannie Farmer published the or housing policy you must pay as eager to learn, I have grown to dislike midterms. This is not called a meeting of the first first edition of her “Boston the consequences, so you should because they force me to study but because they never represent Women’s Rights Convention in Cooking School Cook Book” in realize that if you choose to what I have actually learned. 1848 at her home in Seneca Falls, 1896. And Margaret Sanger drink, you must deal with those I had four tests last semester in critical thinking. I got a C N.Y. She published the opened the first birth control consequences. in the class. I remember nothing. I took Writing for the Media my clinic in 1916 in Brooklyn, N.Y. If you choose to drink, think Declaration of Sentiments, which freshman year, got a B and was a horrible writer. I have had several Two women were about the other choices you make stated, “We hold these truths to classes that I can’t even remember what they were about. And I fear be self-evident; that all men and inaugurated governor of their beforehand. Make responsible that what I studied this week for midterms, I won’t even recall next women are created equal.” states in 1925. The first women choices. Choose a designated In 1861, Stanton pleaded to be elected to the office were driver. Choose not to drink so week. unsuccessfully before the New Nellie Tyler Ross in Wyoming much you lose your judgment. Absolutely nothing is working its way into the long-term York’ Senate to make willful and Miriam “Ma” Ferguson in Choose to monitor your own memory. All this midterm madness and studying for what? My mind desertion and cruelty grounds for Texas. drinks so no one can slip a drug will be a total blank once I’m done filling in the dots on the Scantron divorce. It became New York law Women have come a long in one of them. Choose not to sheet. And it's this way for many students. in 1966. way. These are but a sample of endanger your life by consuming For many classes such as math,' science and theory courses, Education was not universal; , the foremothers who lit the torch enough alcohol to poison testing is necessary. There’s no way you’re going to get around therefore, poor women had little and carried it. yourself. Choose not to drink understanding two plus two without practicing and testing. But in when it might interfere with your hope for a future beyond many classes students aren’t learning and understanding what is classes or class work. Never let domestic service, or the pitiful being taught. They are merely regurgitating what the instructors are rewards for a seamstress. alcohol make your choices for feeding them. Often there is no real independent thinking or However, in 1849 Elizabeth E.J. Gallo you. learning, just classrooms filled with yes men and yes women and Blackball graduated head of her Mass Communications October 19-23 is National class and became the first woman Collegiate Alcohol Awareness inane ramblings. I thirst for classes where open discussion is in the United States to receive a Week. Many informative and fun welcome, hands-on experience is available and grades are based on medical degree. She had applied events are planned, culminating a student's comprehension, not how eloquently a student can to 29 schools before admission to with Tons of Fun IX, from 9 p.m. rephrase an instructor’s spewing. Believe me. I know. I’ve Geneva College in New York. Alcohol rights and to 2 a.m., Friday, Oct. 23 in the eloquently rephrased many a professor’s spewing all the way to an She had to fight to attend responsibility Student Fitness Center. Have fun A, but did I ever really learn? Where did the professor’s thoughts end anatomy classes. at these events and take some and my thoughts begin? time to think about drinking and Mary Edward Walker In many classes students learn one skill. And it is a skill There have been different the choices you make. became the first female surgeon they will use for the rest of their lives. It is the skill of survival. in the U.S. Army in 1865. She slogans over the years ... “Friends Knowing just enough to not look stupid, learning just enough to get was a confederate prisoner and Don’t Let Friends Drive Drunk,” through the day and learning how to take whatever the boss gives was later awarded the Medal of “Know When to Say When,” “If Honor. You Choose to Drink, Drink Lisa McKirgan you and give it back to him or her the way it’s wanted. In college, it Women could not vote until Responsibly” ... but the message Editor, University Housing seems, is a time when we are yes men in training. Learning to take the 19th Amendment was ratified of the Alcohol Awareness Week Community News the boss’ B.S. and serve it back up to him the way he likes it. I really want to learn, I really want to understand, but where is that learning and understanding when all I'm required to do to pass a class is to Letters to the editor policy: serve the B.S. back to the boss? 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World population perspective Kicking back. is offered by SIUE professor BY STEPHEN WHITE maintaining the “World said, a reminder of the NEWS STRINGER Population” display on the first responsibility we have to make If everyone in the world floor of Peck Hall. the world a better place. stood naked, their bodies Consider another intriguing “What the world needs to smashed together inside a giant fact: there are roughly 6 billion learn to do is reduce its numbers, glass container one mile wide and people on the planet Earth. Out of but more importantly is to reduce one mile high, the entire worlc^ those, fewer than 300 million are our consumption,” Blain said. population could be fitted on the American, yet Americans “Because if the people in the campus of SIUE. consume and produce more waste Third World tried to consume at Interesting stuff, no doubt. than the citizens of all other the level of the United States, we These are the types of facts that countries combined. would destroy the Earth — we’d sociologists love. Especially The World Population consume all its life-giving SIUE sociology professor Bob display at SIUE is a reminder of capacities, kill all the animals and Blain, the man in charge of just how small we are, and, Blain we’d be dead too.” Turn over a new leaf, turn in a book to help underprivileged children BY DAMEENA COX intellectual, emotional and the Friends of Lovejoy Library NEWS STRINGER physical needs of preschool will exchange a book in the children in low-income families. Friends’ Good Buy Bookshop for Many of us had favorite Beverly Sanders, wife of SIU' every children’s book donated books when we were kids. But President Ted Sanders, is through Nov. 19. In choosing imagine not having those books, spearheading the program. books, please consider that they or any books. During the first three years of the are for children ages 2 to 6. Now imagine making books project more than 11,000 books This year books will also be available for kids who don’t have were distributed to the homes of donated to the Early Childhood them. You can help put books in children enrolled in the program. Development Center. “It just the homes of children in Southern The goal for this year is 3,000. shows how much the campus Illinois and the Metro East area. Special containers for does care,” Suzanne Kutterer- The SIU Head Start and Child donations will be available Siburt, assistant director of Development program is through Nov. 25. They can be Kimmel Leadership Center, said. sponsoring the campaign for “A found in libraries, offices, student For more information, call Children’s Book in Every Head centers, lobbies and residence SIU in Carbondale at 453-5714 Start Home.” Head Start is a halls on SIU campuses. or in East St. Louis at 482-6947 program that meets the social, In support of the campaign, or e-mail [email protected]. Bob FehringerM/esffe A group of students relaxes and passes time between JJ I classes near the Science Building.

r 0 Rude and riotously funny! Dennis Dermody, PAPER Polisci student gets practical experience "Im agine B oopid N i g h t s, BY MARJORIE AMIZICH information on democratic b u t fu n n y! FOR THE ALESTLE voters. Anderson orchestrates phone Kyle Anderson, a second- banks for candidates. He meets year political science student at with labor officials and people SIUE, is mapaging not one, but from the American Association of two democratic candidates. Retired People organization for The candidates are Rep. Jay endorsements. Hoffman, D-Collinsville, and Democrat Bob Daiber, a Marine “The mark of a good resident who was unsuccessful in coordinator is making sure the his first two tries for state candidate is never in the office, representative. but out where the people are,” Anderson carries 15 credit Anderson said. “(Daiber) needs hours, and still finds time to 2500 votes. He needs volunteers coordinate the campaigns of two for the phone banks, literature conservative candidates. walks, and posting campaign He said the one thing he signs on front yards.” Anyone doesn’t have time for is sleep. interested in volunteering can call “Jay Hoffman’s campaign is 887-9662. easier because he already holds Anderson recently set up a Making sex saie again! that office,” Anderson said. “But press conference for Daiber in Bob Daiber, a third-time runner Edwardsville. Daiber said, “I’m ; of Wu-Tang i , The Oust Broth« Smoshmouift, Head Set, DVDA (featuring Trey Sorter and UMt Stone from the 110th district — his not walking today.” He usually »mp, Dilatati ! iies. The Crystai S Shod, Cogasm {featuring Robert Smith), jwoen and Primus campaign takes more effort.” goes door to door finding out ■ ■ ■ « filli ilB IIIlf «B! I W i l l ! Anderson explained his role what the people in this area care IlllÜ illll« jlfltlll iMn I ! ! l m H i as field coordinator. He organizes about. the candidates’ neighborhood . .-¡W, ';»! " • , '1 1 1 He introduces himself as a walks. He knows which man who cares and he tells them n n n ^ T ROGUE www.cluborqazmo.coin pictusss neighborhoods to walk because he wants to help. See the ultimate feel good movie October 23rd of a database containing see ANDERSON, page 5 ♦ T h u rsd a y , O c t o b e r 15, 1998 T h e A lestle P a g e 5 ♦ Size doesn’t matter, but your health does

BY DANA MILES Some of these are: high need for NEWS STRINGER achievement, significant UNIVERSITY CENTER BOARD adolescent turmoil, impaired Don’t sweat if a size 6 self-concept, struggle with doesn’t fit. Try your own size identity formation, mood instead. instability, low self-esteem and Health experts will tell an inability to adapt to changes Thursday, October 22 you that the present during adolescence. American/European ideal body Each of these factors may 12:00 P.M.- 1:00 P.M. shape is a combination of vary from individual to Soup & Substance slenderness and athleticism and individual. that the media exploits this image However, if you are Drug and Alcohol by bombarding men and women struggling with your weight, with the messages that they have there is a way to properly lose it Awareness to have this ideal body to be without harming your body. Cahokia Lounge happy and attractive. Losing weight can be Research has shown that by achieved by: eating healthfuly age 18, 80 percent of females are and within moderation. Dieters or have been actively dieting. should make sure they eat a “Diets don’t work, never variety of foods, but never Symphony Orchestra have, never will. Dieting can overindulge. cause future weight problems,” Exercising is also very said Tammy Cook, an instructor important. Cook said. Choose for Transforming Eating physical activities that you enjoy. Obsessions, a program offered at Be disciplined, but not negative. SIUE. People should get on a regular Unhealthy dieting can lead to schedule and stick to it, without eating disorders such as anorexia, being extra hard on themselves. forfacuHy, staff,— bulimia nervosa and binge eating “Nothing will change alumni, and guests disorder. An eating disorder is a without effort and energy,” said collection of interrelated eating Ruth Cohen Kubicek, an Tickets on sale at Union Station in the UC habits. Often these habits are instructor from the program. weight management practices, “Start healthy habits now, so that it does not catch up with you attitudes about food, weight and B ecom e part of the program m ing team . body shape and physiological later,” said a student in the imbalances that become program. Call 650-3371 for more information UCB Hotline (618) 650-3372 disordered, Cook said. , Transforming Eating Any individual, male or Obsessions is a program geared female from any social and to teach men and women how to economic background, can develop healthy eating habits develop an eating disorder. through inner child work, guided STUDENTS, FACULTY AND STAFF Research shows that there imagery and group discussions. are psychological and personality For more information, call 288- factors that influence the 5708. SIUE IS COMMITTED TO A development of eating disorders. LEARNING AND WORKING ENVIRONMENT . Davis in the 111th district.” ANDERSON------“I was a grunt,” he said. “I FREE OF SEXUAL HARASSMENT. from page 4 did the busy work.” Anderson said he wasn’t on Daiber said he earned his Davis’ payroll, but he earned — — — — DEFINITION — — — — doctorate at SIUE. He said his valuable experience that put him slogan, “New Leadership for in his current position as Working Families,” includes Sexual harassment is unwanted, unwelcome attention political coordinator. Health Maintenance directed toward a person’s sexuality or sexual identity. Organization reform, property “I eventually hope to be a tax reform and safer schools for political consultant who travels quality education. FOR INFORMATION ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY’S POLICY AGAINST all over the country helping with Anderson said, “I gained SEXUAL HARASSMENT SEE THE SIUE WEB PAGE AT campaigns,” Anderson said. administrative and general “Finally, I plan on running for http://www.siue.ediVPOLICIES/2c5.html experience in a successful city councilman.” campaign for state Rep. Steve Holy Halloween! What a pumpkin STUDENTS Who wish to discuss or report sexual harassment contact: HALF MOON BAY, Calif. (AP) — Linus was right after all: There is a Great Pumpkin. Rudy Wilson or Liz Tarpey, Lincoln Mettler of Eatonville, Wash., said all it took was a small Office of the Assistant Provost for Cultural & Social Diversity patch of earth, a little patience and a lot of fertilizer to turn one of his Rendleman Hall, Room 3102 tiny pumpkin seeds into a 974-pound behemoth. Phone: 650-5382 Mettler’s pumpkin took top honors Monday in the 25th annual Half Moon Bay Great Pumpkin Weigh-Off, 20 miles south of San Francisco. EMPLOYEES Mettler’s winning entry was an Atlantic Giant that measured 2 feet 9 inches high and 13 feet 7 inches in circumference. His pumpkin Who wish to discuss or report sexual harassment contact: bested the previous contest record by about 100 pounds. The winning pumpkin earned Mettler a $4,870 first-place prize. Paul Pitts, The aerospace worker and part-time farmer said he would put the Office of the assistant to the Chancellor for Equal Opportunity Programs proceeds from his winnings back into his small crop ot six pumpkin Rendleman Hall, Room 3310 patches. Phone 650-2222 ♦ P a g e 6 T h u r s d a y , O c t o b e r 15, 1998 ♦ The Alesile > GRE MOCK EXAM sandra nicole BULLOCK KIDMAN Date: Saturday, October 17th Time: 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Place: Founders Hall, Room 2401 Cost: $10 per person, $5 for Psi Chi members The registration deadline is Friday, October 16th Seats are limited, so register soon! 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The cafe is at 8081 OliV' Fri/Sat 5:00, 7:10, 9:00 Sun-Thurs The St. Louis African Chorus hosts the Pilfers perform Thursday. Mississippi Nights Sat/Sun Matinee 2:10 A 5:00,7:10, Sat/Sun Matinee 2:45 African Music Conference, a festival of is at 914 N. 1st. 314421-3853. 314-991-0097. FREE REFILL on All Sizes of Popcorn and Soft Drinks! ■■■ ♦ T h u rsd a y , O c t o b e r 15, 1998 The Alestle P a g e 1 1 ♦ onnection 4ESDAY THURSDAY IFRIDAY SATURDAY n > d ^ i j ■ > 0 (read between the lines) , October 21 Thursday, October 15| Friday, October 16 Saturday, October 17 legiate Alcohol Homecoming Week Homecoming Week Homecoming Week

Founders' Day 7 a m - 7 pm 7 p m - 7 a m iess Week Last day to change Pass/No Aerobic Interval & Circuit Stations Top of the Arch AT&T Student S p rin t AT&T Student S p r in t uit Aerobics Credit status. 12:30p.m. Advantage Card FONCARD Advantage Card FONCARD Student Fitness Center Student Fitness Center Weight Room Top ot the Arch Service charge 90i 0« 9 0 i Aerobics Room , Dance Studio Student Fitness Center Cost per minute 3 5 * 20« 10* Founder's Day Celebration Weight Room lior Citizens. 11:00 a.m. - 2:45 p.m. Campus Recreation Men's Soccer - SIUE vs. Southern Total 8 m inute call $3.70 $ 1 .6 0 $1.70 Morris University Center Indiana (Homecoming) Sprint Sense College Ran Stand Alone FONCARD Option A. Rates as o f 7 /1 /98. 1. Meridian Hall Who's Who Applications are due in Center the Kimmel Leadership Center by 12:30p.m. Room Business Hour - Lucent Technologies 4:30p.m. Korte Stadium BCS Day: Use your AT&T Student Advantage Card True Beginner Swim class Women's Soccer - SIUE vs. Southern er John Behnken, General Manager so you won't get blindsided with hiciden service charges— 11:00a.m. - 12:15p.m. Registration $10.00 Indiana (Homecoming), 3:00p.m. Student Fitness Center Founders Hall Korte Stadium on every calling card call— before you've even said hello. nter, Aerobics Room| Room 3115 Just Work It: Circuit Aerobics -3 Homecoming Elections 12:00p.m. - 12:30p.m. Homecoming Coronation and Dance 10:00a.m. - 7:00p.m. Vadalabene Center 9:30p.m. Dance Studio nterl, Aerobics Roon Morris University Center Morris University Center Goshen Lounge Aerobics - Level 2 Meridian Hall SIUE vs. Rockhurst Just Work It: Circuit Aerobics, 4:45p.m. 12:00p.m. - 12:30p.m. Student Fitness Center University Theater Presents "Blue Vadalabene Center Aerobics Room Window," Dance Studio Homecoming Pep Rally/Bonfire 7:30p.m. man Contest Stretch Class 7:30p.m. Katherine Dunham Hall Theater (1. 4:00p.m. - 4:30p.m. Woodland Hall Hill $5.00 Students, Faculty Student Fitness Center Volleyball - SIUE vs. Saint Joseph's Staff & Seniors Aerobics Room 7:00p.m. $7.00 General Admission Aerobics/Aerobic Funk Vadalabene Center, Gymnasium ing Quartet Sweet Honey In The Rock Returns Level 2-3, 4:45p.m. University Theater Presents "Blue Student Fitness Center 8:00p.m. Hall Theater, $6.00 Window, Aerobics Room 7:30p.m. Powell Symphony Hall Aerobics - Level 1-3 Katherine Dunham Hall Theater St. Louis, Missouri ¡mission 6:00p.m. $5.00 Students, Faculty, Staff & 20< a m inute. 24 hours a day. Student Fitness Center Seniors \is. Washington Aerobics Room $7.00 General Admission For more infonutioD call the And no per call service charge. , Gymnasium Tango Opera The End of the Golden Age of the Information Office at Why would you use anything else? 8:00p.m. Black Athlete, lecture presented by tight Powell Symphony Hall St. Louis, Missouri Professor Harry Edwards of the University of California at Berkley Tango Passion! East St. Louis Center Auditorium 8:00p.m.Powell Symphony Hall 650-5555 St. Louis, Missouri Smart move. You got the new AT&T Student Advantage Card. But why aren't you using it as your calling card? It’s just Divinity Visual & Performing Arts Fair 20^ a minute whenever, wherever you call Divinity holds a music, dance and poetry EPEOAl EVENT$ The St. Louis Visual & Performing Arts in the U.S. W ith no per call service charge.' open mic at 8 p.m. each Wednesday. Tickets Saturday Studio Fair, sponsored by the National Association No monthly fee. And no gimmicks. Don’t $3 - $5. Divinity is at 5801 Janet for College Admission Counseling, is held from 7 - 9 p.m. Wednesday at the Adam's have one yet? Call I 800 654-0471 or visit 314-381-9101. SlUE’s Department of Art and Design Mark Hotel, 4th & Chestnut. Free. continues its Saturday Studio program, a www.att.com/college/np.html 800-822-6285. Z THEATER I visual arts course aimed at children 6 -18. Classes are 9 a.m. -12:30 p.m. Saturdays Six Rags Use your Katharine Dunham Theatre through Dec. 5. Call 618-650-3183 for AT&T Student Advantage Card more information. SlU-Edwardsvilie presents Craig Lucas’ Blue Six Flags Fright Fest is located at the as /o u r AT&T Calling Card. Window at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 16 & 17 and Fox Theater theme park, Allenton & 1-44. The attraction 2 p.m. Oct. 18 at the Katherine Dunham is open each weekend through Nov. 1. Highlights include the Mansion of Horrors Theatre on campus. Tickets $5. Dance St. Louis opens its 1998-99 and the troll-infested Sherwood Forest. 888-328-5168 or 650-2774. season with a visit from the Miami City Love at First Fright, a musical production, Ballet at 8 p.m. Oct. 23 and 24. The show is also offered with other, not-so-scary Fox Theatre features swing music by George Gershwin, productions. Free with regular park Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, the Andrew admission. 314-938-4800. Michael Matthews’ Fake Friends is Sisters and others. Tickets $13 - $40. The performed at 8 p.m. Tuesday and Fox Theater is at 527 N. Grand. Terror Visions Wednesday and 3 p.m. & 7:30 p.m. Oct. 25. 314-534-6622. Tickets $19.50 - $23.50. The Fox Theatre is Terror Visions Haunted Theme Park is open AT&T at 527 N. Grand. 314-534-1111. Tons of Fun 6 p.m. weekends, .m. weeknights It’s all within your reach.* through Nov. 1. Tickets $12. The park is The annual Tons of Fun event takes place located at 19th & Washington, 5 blocks Oct. 23 - 24 in the SIUE Student Fitness north of Union Station. 314-631-8000 or Preservation Hall Jazz Band Center and features music, food, •Refers to the AT&T One Rate* College Ran. Ran rates do not apply to in-state calls in Alaska 314-341-3456. O ther in-state calling card rates may vary pending state tariff effective dates. Applies to domestic computer games, basketball, volleyball, calling card calls you dial yourself using I-800 CALL ATT. Additional 30* surcharge applies to calling card calls placed from pay phones. Call for details. © I998 AT&T The Preservation Hall Jazz Band performs dance contests and more. Admission is Silo X Haunted House :ry traditional pre-Dixieland New Orleans jazz at free to SIUE students and family members th 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 8 in Morris University under 16; $1 for guests of students (limit Silo X is open 7 -1 1 p.m. weekdays and 6 e. Center’s Meridian Hall on SIUE campus. two). Call the Fitness Center at p.m. to 1 a.m. weekends. Silo X is located 618-650-2626. 618-650-3873 for more information. at 1-44 & Highway 141. Tickets $13. ♦ P a g e 1 2 The Alestle T h u rsd a y , O c t o b e r 15, 1998 ♦

Noah Wyle, playing an soul — too sensitive, in fact, intern, is the new kid on the block since she attempts to commit H a r v e s t from page 8 trying to get through his first day suicide in this episode. H o m e f e s t without having anyone, the The characters move easily are complex. We can either Edwardsville & Glen Carbon, Illinois patients he treats especially, between humor and drama and identify with them or we know Saturday, October 17th & that is one of the best Sunday, October 18th someone just like them features of the show. The The show introduces us to Farmer's Market, Clock Dedication, Miner Octoberfest, Pumpkin dialogue has a natural, many of the personal Patch, Parkiest, Bike Ramble, Craft Show, Volksmarch, Carriage realistic feel to it. In one Rides, Antique Cars, and more... issues these characters exchange between For more information please contact the Edwardsville & will face and deal with in Edwards and Wyle, Glen Carbon Chamber of Commerce at (618) 656-7600 the coming episodes. Edwards as senior staffer There is friction is giving Wyle some between Anthony advice to help cure first Edwards’ character and day jitters. “Don’t ever his wife as he is tom say you’re sorry [for between taking the stable, how you feel],” Edwards high-paying job at a said. “Helping them is doctor’s office his wife more important than how wants him to take and realize how little he knows. we feel. But it’s still a pain in the staying on as chief resident in a Sherry Stringfield plays the role ass sometimes.” draining, low-paying job that he of the consummately professional Social issues are addressed in 692-6000 believes makes a difference. resident who has no personal life this episode both in the context of Montclaire Shopping Center, Edwardsville George Clooney plays the the plot and the casting bad boy pediatrician who in the show. Teen MONDAYS: 10% OFF w/SIUE ID has problems with booze pregnancy; child abuse; and women but enough Dine in or carry-out! poor people with no charm to get out of most medical insurance who 99 of his troubles. He cares P i t c h e r are denied a full range of BUFFET $2. FREE deeply about the children treatment; loneliness Pizza, Salad, Pasta, and Dessert... he treats. o f C oke experienced by older, New York Style, Thin & Original Thick Crust Eriq LaSalle plays isolated patients and an the aggressive, over­ injured patient trying to Sun. Noon-2pm With the achieving renegade Mon. thru Fri. get workman’s 11am-2pm Purchase surgeon, with skillful compensation to cover Mon. thru Wed. of a hands and an abrasive 5:00-8:00pm an injury he sustained at Medium or Large Pizza personality. It is obvious SAUE $1.00 iiome are just some of the from the start that he will be Dine-in only. Not valid with any offer or because of the hours she issues encountered. coupon. Limit 1 coupon per customer, per Dine-in only. Not valid with any offer or butting heads with just about visit Tax not included. Valid for up to 2 coupon. Limit 1 coupon per customer, per dedicates to the job. Hierarchy of staff is another adults. Offer expires 900/98. visit Tax not included. Valid for up to 2 everyone he encounters on both a adults. Offer expires 9/3CV98. Julianna Margulies, playing issue that is addressed. The personal and professional level. the ER’s chief nurse, is a sensitive overworked and underpaid staff

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♦ P a g e 1 4 T h u r s d a y , O c t o b e r 15, 1998 ♦ SIUE administrator travels to Japan for marathon

BY JAMIE HOPPER Niigata City, Japan. SPORTS WRITER Casey is a member of one of the two teams traveling to central Japan. The twenty-six kilometer Running long distances is what Colleen Casey race is to take place at noon on Sunday, Oct. 18. News from the foul likes to do, but there is no question that going to “The state of Illinois is a sister state to the line Niigata City, Japan, is the farthest Casey has gone to prefecture of Niigata,” said Casey. “So each year, the compete. city of Springfield is invited to send a team of four Casey, an assistant coordinator for admissions By Todd Spann men and three women to compete in the race.” The at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville other American team joining the Springfield team on left Wednesday for Japan, to compete in the 7th Sunday is from Galveston, Texas. Galveston is the COLLEEN CASEY Annual Japan Sea Rim Ekiden run. She boarded a official sister city of Niigata City. plane out of Springfield, Illinois, and headed to see RACE, page IS Students who complain about not having a football game to attend for our Homecoming should think about supporting the teams we Homecoming will do have and then, maybe then, the school could build a case for starting a football team. showcase top two If SIUE sports cannot inspire any more support than the Atlanta Braves during the teams in region 1980s why would you bring in a football program? BY BRETT LICATA SPORTS WRITER Saturday’s Homecoming game will showcase the two best teams in the region when the SIUE women’s soccer team tries to take over first place in the conference with a win over the For the first time in 51-years University of Southern Indiana. the NBA will miss the first two Both teams are undefeated in the conference. They are weeks of the season due to one-two in the regional, and both have national rankings. All labor disagreements. the signs point to a first-class war at Bob Guelker Field Commissioner David Saturday. Stern’s announcement will cost “They’re a physical team. Probably the biggest team, in teams a lot of cash. terms of size, that we’ll play this season,” head coach Brian The average team grosses Korbesmeyer said about Southern Indiana. “We. have to about $500,000 a game. There neutralize their size with our speed.” are 99 games during the two- The Cougars will have to contend with a pair of the Great week span, Nov. 3-16, which Lakes Valley Conference’s premier scorers. Megan Russell means the owners will lose and Jessica Pigman are both among the top 10 in the around $50 million. conference in scoring with 25 and 15 points respectively. The players who are paid Sunday will be a battle that pits traditional conference based on a 82-game season will rivals head to head when the Cougars travel to Quincy. lose about 8 percent of their While Quincy has a record under .500, Korbesmeyer said paycheck. his squad can’t underestimate this excellent defensive team. Jill StevensM/esi/e “They always play us tough and we always play them Those unlucky players who Megan Steward, No. 19, battles Missouri-Rolla’s Jen tough,” Korbesmeyer said. “It’s not easy playing on their make a cool $2 million a year Splaingard last Wednesday when the Cougars beat up on home field. We have to be focused because we know they’ll be might just have to cut back on the Lady Miners 3-0 at Ralph Korte Stadium. up for this game.” Christmas gifts. Because dad will only rake see SOCCER, page 18 in $1.8 million, sorry little Timmy, you’re not getting the real firetruck this year. Homecoming without helmets— ^*4 Each fall when I return to campus there institutional support is $773,000 at schools shower facilities down at the field to are two complaints I can count on hearing without football and the deficit climbs to accommodate two teams of eighty people. from the students here. One is that WSIE $947,000 at schools with football. Losing So teams would have to bus back and This Friday, the Cougar should not be a jazz station and the other that kind of money would put a big strain forth from the field to the VC. This is volleyball team will be at home is that SIUE does not have a football on other programs around here. It costs a inconvenient for players, and would put facing St. Joseph’s College. team. Since this is a sports feature I’ll deal lot to run a football program and the out people who want to use the VC Game time will be 7 p.m. with the latter. attendance at the D-II level isn’t high showers and don’t care about football. They have won a NCAA I understand that a lot of you come enough to offset the cost. So what do we do? It’s Homecoming Division II leading, 20 qames. from high schoo at had strong football 2. Students don’t support the successful weekend and there is no football. Let me Let’s help them w Jo. 21. programs. Going to the Friday night programs we have now. Why would they suggest that the parking lot under the football game was the thing to do. I enjoy support a football team that would get trees next to the soccer field is a good Correction watching college football as much as hammered in its first few years. place to tailgate. There will be two games 7 anybody and would be a fan if we had a 3. Even if students do show up, they get on Saturday and that should give you It was reported in team. But this isn’t high school anymore. in free. So SIUE would have to compete enough time to fire up the grill and start Tuesday's paper the We are at a university which has to, at with the St. Louis Cardinals, Rams, Blues, the merriment. While you’re at the men’s volleyball team won 20 times, be run like a business. Here are theater and other events for the local soccer game look for Matt Little. He was games for the first time some reasons why we won’t have a entertainment dollar. an All-American last year and will run in their 4-year history. football team anytime soon. 4. A football game tears up the field and over anyone in his path to the goal. Two years ago the 1. A publication called the NCAA News should not be played on the same field as At the women’s game check out Janece team recorded 23 reports that the average Division II soccer. Even if football was played at our Friederich. She was already the career victories. athletic program deficit without stadium, there aren’t enough locker or see ANDY, page 18 ♦ T h u r sd a y , O c t o b e r 15, 1998 The Alesile P a g e 15 ♦

Playoff Championships will be: Great Lakes Valley Conference Women’s Soccer Standings >■ Volleyball W L T Pet. Tuesday, Oct. 27 Southern Indiana 6 0 0 1.000 WEEK 5 9:15 p.m. SIUE 5 0 1 .857 Saint Joseph’s 5 1 1 .750 Volleyball >-Football Northern Kentucky 4 2 0 .667 Sportsmanship Sunday, Nov. 1 Indianapolis 4 3 0 .571 North Division W L F Rating 3:00 p.m. Missouri-St. Louis 4 3 0 .571 Six pack 5 0 0 10 Quincy 4 3 0 .571 Domestic Animals 3 2 0 9.6 >*Soccer Bellarmine 1 9.4 5 0 .167 The Angels 3 2 0 Saturday, Oct. 31 Wisconsin-Parkside 1 5 0 .167 Service Masters 2 3 0 9.8 12:30 p.m. Lewis 0 5 0 .000 Alpha Sigma Tau 2 3 0 8.8 Kentucky Wesleyan 0 6 0 .000 Phi Psi - 1 0 5 0 10 National Soccer Coaches Association of Central Regional Rankings South Division w L F Ratings RACE America Womens NCAA Dì\kkhi II from page 14 Playas 0 9.8 National Ranking« 1. Southern Indiana 5 0 SIU Superstars 4 1 0 9.4 Casey made the team when she 1. Franklin Pieroe (NH) 1000 2t. SIUE finished sixth in a race held this 2 Lynn (FLA) 9-00 Lower 500 2 3 0 9.6 2t. St. Joseph’s past summer in Springfield. 3. Sonoma State (CA) 1400 Army ROTC 2 3 0 8.4 4. N. Kentucky “I was sixth across the finish 4. Southern Indiana 11-0-1 Team Olympians 1 4 0 8.6 5. Truman State line, but actually third of those 5. Adelphi (NY) 7-1-1 Team Teasley 4 1 8.0 6. Indianapolis 1 6. Metropolitan St(CO) 12-1-1 eligible to compete for a spot 7. Mankato on the team,” Casey said. To 7. Belmont Abbey (NC) 12-2-0 East Division w L F Ratings 8. N. Dakota St. qualify for a place with the 8. Mercyhuist (PA) 10-2-0 VIP 4 1 0 9.8 9. Bloomsburg (PA) 11-0-3 9. Missouri-Rolla Illinois team, runners have to AGABUS 3 2 0 10 10. Cal St Dominguez Hills 10-2-1 10. Central Missouri St. be residents of Illinois or a 11. WV Wesleyan 8-10 Phi Psi - II 3 2 0 9.0 border-state city. Gamma Delta Iota 3 2 0 8.0 12 American Inter. (MA) 900 GLVC Scoring Leaders The Japan Sea Rim Ekiden 13. St Joseph's (IN) 11-1-1 South Park Cows 2 3 0 9.4 race consists of seven legs of 14. Lincoln Memorial (TN) 11-1-1 Player G A Pts Balls-n-Chains 0 5 0 9.4 various lengths, each run by a 15. Frands Marion (SC) 10-30 Reid, St. Joe 12 11 35 member of individual teams. 16. Northern Colorado 11-20 Moore, N. Ken. 9 9 27- West Division w L F Ratings Twenty-three other teams will 17 Merrimack College 10-20 Friederich, SIUE 11 3 25 Gettin Around 5 0 0 9.8 be competing in the run 18 SIUE 7-1-1 Russell, S. Ind. 8 9 25 Hi-Five 4 1 0 10 representing China, Japan, 19 Ashland (OH) 10-10 Gregory, Indy 11 1 23 10:40 3 2 0 9.6 Russia, and South Korea. The 20 UC-Davis 9-3-1 Marino, UMSL 8 4 20 Power House 3 0 8.5 race follows a scenic course 21 West Florida 7-2-1 2 along the Sea of Japan and is 22 East Stroudsburg (PA) 9-3-1 Alcala, Lewis 7 2 16 Balaclava 1 4 0 9.4 23. West Texas A&M 11-10 Hilbert, St. Joe 6 4 16 Floor Play 0 5 0 9.6 broadcast live on Japanese Martin, N. Ken. 6 4 15 national television. 24 Barry (FL) 5-30 Flag Football 25t Mesa St (CO) 1030 Pigman, 5. Ind 4 7 15 Casey began running 25t Catawba (NQ 7-4-1 Richards, Quincy 7 1 15 Sportsmanship competitively only four years AFC w L F Rating ago, beginning as a student Team Wetnight 4 0 0 10 here at SIUE. Great Lakes Valley Conference Men’s Soccer Standings Sigma Phi Epsilon 4 1 1 6.0 “I’d never really thought w L T Pet. Phi Psi 2 2 0 10 much about it before then,” Lewis 6 1 0 .857 Pyromaniacs 2 2 1 7.0 said Casey. “But the SIUE Missouri-St. Louis 6 1 0 .857 AGABUS 1 3 1 5.5 cross-country team was in need of runners, and I thought, ‘Well, Quincy 6 1 0 .857 Alpha Kappa Lambda dropped Northern Kentucky 5 2 0 .714 I’ll give this a try.’” 0 .714 Admitting that when she Wisconsin-Parkside 5 2 NFC w L E Ratings began she was a “very, very IPFW 4 3 0 .571 Naturals I 4 0 0 8.8 slow runner,” she found that SIUE 2 5 0 .286 Tri Lambs 6.8 3 1 0 she enjoyed running and Southern Indiana 2 5 . 0 .286 Prairie Hall Lights 3 2 1 5.0 continued to compete Kentucky Wesleyan 2 5 0 .286 Naturals II 2 2 0 6.0 following her graduation. Over Bellarmine 1 5 1 .250 507 Freakshow 1 3 0 8.3 time, her times and finishing Indianapolis 1 5 1 .250 Merdeux dropped positions in races around the 1 6 0 .143 Saint Joseph’s region improved. “Now,” Casey Soccer' says, “I run everywhere. Through Edwardsville, around V olleyball Sportsmanship w L I F Rating the SIUE campus, down the Phi Psi 4 0 0 0 9.3 bike trails.” Great Lakes Valley Conference Volleyball Standings The SIUE administrator will The ELKS 4 1 0 1 6.0 be taking time away from her Sokoor 3 1 0 0 8.7 GLVC Overall duties as a coordinator for Team TBA 2 1 0 0 10 Blue Division W L Pet. W L Pet. potential and incoming Sigma Pi 3 0 1 10 SIUE 7 1 .875 20 3 .870 1 transfer students to travel to Pride of Europe 1 3 0 1 7.0 IUPU-Ft. Wayne 7 2 .778 16 6 .727 Japan. England Dan 1 2 0 0 10 Lewis 7 3 .700 12 5 .706 “The whole trip is a Sigma Phi Epsilon dropped Wisconsin-Parkside 4 6 .400 9 12 .429 whirlwind,” Casey said. “We Saint Joseph’s 3 5 .375 7 11 .389 Floor Hockey leave here on Wednesday, Oct. Indianapolis 0 9 .000 4 15 .211 14, arrive in Japan on Thursday Sportsmanship local time, and start right in on W L T F Rating Pet. W L Pet. welcoming and opening Green Division W L Wings 1 0 0 0 10 Quincy 7 1 .875 12 5 .706 ceremonies, become familiar Alpha Kappa Lambda 1 0 0 0 10 with the race course, practices, Northern Kentucky 6 2 .750 13 2 .867 0 0 10 Fun Loving Fools 1 0 and then the race is on Sunday. Missouri-St. Louis 5 3 .625 11 4 .733 Phi Psi 1 0 0 0 8.0 There’s a ‘Sayonara Party’ that Bellarmine 4 5 .444 16 6 .727 Army ROTC 0 1 0 0 10 same evening, and then it’s Southern Indiana 2 6 .250 9 9 .500 Top Shelf 0 1 0 0 10 back on the plane the next 0 10 .000 0 13 .000 Sigma Pi 0 1 0 0 8.0 Kentucky Wesleyan morning for home.” Monks on Ice 0 1 0 1 0 ♦ P a g e 1 6 The Alestle Thursday, October 15, 1998 ♦

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SIUE HOMECOMING Horseback Riding TAILGATE PICNIC & Hiking at Bus shuttle from Residence Halls & Cougar Village begins at 11:00am! Pere Marquette Saturday, October 17th 11:00am - 1:00pm State Park Korte Stadium F R E E C H I L I , BEVERAGE , & D E S E R T Sunday October 18,1998 to all students, faculty and staff. Time: 9:30 a.m. * 4:30 p.m. 12:30pm SIUE Men v. Southern Indiana Reservations Required by 3:00pm SIUE Women v. Southern Indiana Wednesday, October 14,1998 $5.00 for Students/Faculty/Staff/Alumni SPONSORED BY THE SIUE STUDENT AFFAIRS UNITS $10.00 for Guests REC-SPORTS Depart From: VC Parking Lot 1,000 students every year!

Strong 3 on 3 Meander 8 miles up the Great River Road Free Food Starting at 11:30pm through the river towns to Alton, Grafton (Vegetarian Option) Man 8 Woman Basketball and Elsah, Illinois to hike at Pere Marquette State Park.Horse Riding is optional and is plus Great Giveaways! Contest Games will be played on $15.00 extra, pay at the stables. Bring good Contest will be held on Tuesday and walking shoes, camera, binoculars and • Karaoke • D.J. • Uje-Siie Sega • Kids Corner Wednesday and Thursday pack your lunch for a picnic. Putt-Putt Golf • Board G am • Swimming Pool Activities Wednesday evening, in the evenings, with leagues for Basketball & Volleyball Tournaments • Dance Contest Vadalabene Center Weight Room Http://www.siue.edu/CREC/outdoor and much more! both Men & Women For More Information, Please Call Registration will be held at the event on The Wellness Center at 650-3873 Registration Deadline: Tue. October 20th LIFEGUARD Tuesday & Wednesday, Oct. 20th & 21st Free with S IUE I.D., $1 per adult guest - limit 2 adult guests Manager’s Meeting: Wed. October 21st Registration and warm-up Become a Certified Lifeguard!! (family members under 16 free) (4:30pm/VC Rm 2001) No Alcohol or Other Drugs Permitted will begin at 6:45pm Enroll in the upcoming Officials Meeting: Mon. October 26th American Red Cross Ufeguarding Class Wear shoes with non-marking soles Contest will be open from Free transportation to and from Cougar Village and the Residence Halls all night (4:30pm/VC Rm 2001) Class will be on Saturdays and Sundays 7:00pm - 9:00pm October 17th - November 14th No admittance after midnight Register by October 15th Sponsored by the W«Nness Center. Alcohol and OttMr Drug Abuse Prevention Program and Student Affairs National C o H e ^ Alcohol Awareness W e * (October 19-23) Contact John Bell at 650-B-FIT for more information Call 650-BFIT for more information SIUE Wellness Prograart • Campus Recreation, Student Affairs • 650-B-FIT CAMPUS RECREATION Look us up on the NET at http://www.siue.edu/CREC • Campus Recreation, Student Affairs

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DATE EVENT TIME LOCATION Thursday, October 15 HC Voting 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM Morris University Center

Founders’ Day 11:45 AM Goshen Lounge Cake Cutting Morris University Center

Founders’ Day 2:00 PM Meridian Hall Celebration Morris University Center

Friday, October 16 Pep Rally/Bonfire 7:30 PM - 10:00 PM Woodland Hall Hill

Saturday, October 17 Hayride to Soccer Gam e 11:30 AM Meet at Morris 'Center

Tailgate Picnic 11:00 AM

Men’s Soccer: SIUE 12:30 PM Korte StadUii. vs. Southern Indiana

W om en’s Soccer: SIUE 3:00 PM Korte Stadium vs. Southern Indiana

King & Queen 9:30 PM Meridian Hall » ^ . . . . , ^ ^ Coronation and Dance Morris University Center

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Willing To Go To 10% Discount with Student ID! ANDY------_ _ :ERENCE? from page 14 X " . i RUSH! • RUSH! • RUSH! t**serve others, a sense leading scorer last year as a ?re'st in doing Rush maybe over but you can still find great junior and has 11 goals so far U inriportanty/ork that could challenge you as jewelry at Creative Keepsakes!! this season. I suggest you start ] , never before?-JfsprP^S^e .Corps service can the weekend early and before | offer you a world, of opportunity. Join Us For Our you head out on the town N ' 7 \ v/ J jl tn QO countries w6rl4wide, more than 2,500 Friday night check out the nments are available in business, Grand Opening volleyball team that is 20-3 on . cal^on, ^iculture, public health, and the season. I don’t have to tell envirCrfiTOeirtSf'ionservation. Benefits include Week! you to look for Lindsay Rust skills and training for your future, a living because you can’t miss her. She allowance and health care, deferral on Sorority Bracelets, Necklaces, Charms, leads the team in kills and digs qualifying student loans, international Hemp/Heishi Jewelry per game. My sermon is now experience, and memories for a lifetime. Large selection of sterling silver jewelry over. More than 500 sterling silver charms (800)424-8580 A ^ Quick Hits: Events I would pay to see: WWW.PEACECORPS.COM Creative Keepsakes © 1. A 50-yard dash between 1990 Troy Rd. (Behind W.W.) W,Th,F 10-5 The Peace Corps does no t discriminate on the basis o f race, color, sex, Tony Gwynn and David Wells. Edwardsville, IL 62025 Sat 12-5 religion, national origin, age, disability, sexual orientation, 2. A n open forum on (618) 655-0137 or political affiliation. dedication. Keynote speakers: Cal Ripken Jr. and Kerry Collins. 3. A staring contest between Ken Caminitti and Dave Come play Stewart. SOCCER------from page 14 with all the latert toys, A strong defensive effort helped the Cougars down two Missouri teams last week. The University of Missouri- Data Minine Toys Rolla was no match for SIUE Web Design Toys Wednesday evening. Senior Janece Friederich started the scoring at the 15:31 > mark on a pass from Megan » Steward. Thirty seconds into the second half, Andrea Addotta ü scored her second goal of the year from Kristi Stedman to put the Cougars in the driver’s seat with a 2-0 lead. By the time SIUE had scored a pair of goals, Missouri-Rolla had a total of two shots on goalkeeper Shannon Roth. Megan Beagles closed the door on Missouri-Rolla in the 65th minute when she found the back of the net to give her three goals on the season. The Cougars more than tripled Missouri-Rolla’s shot total in the 3-0 victory. Friederich scored twice for SIUE when it faced the Server Toys University of Missouri-St. Louis on Saturday. Less than 10 minutes into the game, Friederich scored her 10th goal of the season on When you work UMSL goalkeeper Samantha at State Farm State Farm Grashoff to put the Cougars on Information Technologies Information the board. Technologies, you Karin Tighe made it 2-0 at the 35:22 mark when she work with some of the netted her second goal of the most powerful computer systems year. known to man. Advanced servers and UMSL threatened with a intranet applications. Innovative middleware and goal in the 51st minute, but databases. Development tools that push the limits. Friederich tallied her second of

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