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The Dally will be partly sunny, windy and warmer with highs in the upper 30s to low 40s. Friday night will be cloudy with a chance of rain or snow and lows in the upper · 20s to low 0s . Eastern llllnols University I Charleaton, Ill. 81 920 I Vol. 88, No. 75 / 28 Pagea 3 Eastern News ------Wor-kers he-re to share cuts e by Maryqually-Mi Holland- ller An Eastern official told close to 100 non negotiated employees Thursday that spending cuts made necessary by a state shortfall will be shared equally throughout the campus. George Miller, vice president for administration and finance, told non-negotiated workers at Thursday's Civil Serice Council meeting that it is too early to tell how the state shortfall will affect schedul ed salary raises for university employees. "I honestly can't give you any information on it now because that has to come from the governor, the legislature and our own board. We're looking at other people for answers right now," he said. Miller met with non-negotiated employees after the Board of Governori; delayed action on salary in creases for university employees who were expecting a 3 percent raise in January due to a $200 million shortfall in the state budget. Miller toid the non-negotiated employees that they are not the only group whose raises could be withheld. "It isn't just the non-negotiated employees who are in this position. It includes administrative, management positions, and other employees_ as well. You're not alone. We're all in the same boat, in cluding me," Miller said. Sophomore Judy Singleton was listed in However, many non-negotiated employees claim "satisfactory" condition Thursday night at that a Sept. 15 salary raise given to Eastern Sarah Bush Lincoln Health Center after be employees represented by the American Federation ing injured Thursday morning in a car acci of State, County and Municipal Employees is dent involving sophomore John Best. "discriminatory." The accident occured on Ninth Street at Sandra Timmons, president of Eastern's Civil Ser about 11:30 a.m. when Best's car, which vice Council, said non-negotiated workers have was headed north, collided with Singleton's drafted a protest letter regarding the AFSCME in as she backed- out of a parking space near crease. the Kappa Delta sorority house, 221 1 Ninth "We're protesting what we thought was.an inequi St. ty of granting an increase to AFSCME prior to the Charleston police Sargeant Ramsey said non-negotiated employees. When people's husbands Singleton was ticketed for unsafe backing started getting increases Sept. 15 and they didn't, from a parking space while Best was that's what started the whole hullabaloo." ticketed for "unsafe tires." (News photos by Several people at the meeting asked Miller whether Sam Paisley) the Sept. 15 salary increase for AFSCME will still be honored if other employees do not receive increases on January I. "Has the administration cons idered renegotiating the contract like Chrysler did?" asked one employee. Miller responded, "I don't know. That's a legal matter." Students express mixed reactions Miller told the group that the salary raises for AFCSME workers were possible because of reduced wages for beginning etnploye�s. to Student Savings discount cards ''It seemed to make sense. It gave the individual more funds. But more importantly, we (the universi by Doug Apple free." ty) stay in the same bag'of funds," he said. Students had mixed reactions to the National Stu Junior Judy Crane sai?, "It's a good idea and I'll "It was a ,tough decision to make, it really was,"- dent Savings discount card being distributed in the probably use it every chance I get.'' he said. "But we made it." Union this week during the Sophomore Tom Paulford also said he will use the completion of early Several non-negotiated workers asked Miller why a enrollment. discount card. similar plan cannot be worked out for non The discount cards, sponsored by the University "It's cool. I expect to use it quite frequently," he - negotiated employees. Gladys Barger, who works in Press, were originally slated for distribution by said. the physial educatio_n department, said, ''I have been Eastern it more in Charleston than Mat 's student government at the beginning of the "I'll probably use here ten years, and I only get $1.22 more than the stu fall semester. toon," he added. dent help." think the However, University Press delivered the cards to However, some students said they did not Miller said the university has instituted a step pay ones they would Eastern last month. businesses listed on the card were plan whereby non-negotiated workers are paid more Molly Lesh, in charge of card distribution for stu patronize often. on the basis of seniority. But he said it would take dent she did not want a government, said the 6,500 cards are being Sophomore Beth Hess said close to a half a millio'n dollars to increase salaries to distributed aren't that many on a first-come first-serve basis to card. "I saw one and there (See WORKERS, page 9) students with a paid fee card or validated ID. businesses on them.'' - "They're going pretty fast," she added. "It's not stuff (businesses) I'll use," she added. "We have a list of names of everyone who has Freshman Lori Renner said, "I think I will use it Paper stops for finals preregistered and when they pick up their card we but probably not very much because I don't The Daily Eastern News' final edition for fall cross their name off the list,'' Lesh said. patronize many of the places on the card." semester will be Friday, editor in chief Lola Burnham The list was used to make sure each student would Senior John Roberts said he thought the card was a said. receive only one card, she added. "pretty good idea" although he thought the card "The paper won't be published during finals. It Some students said the discount cards would be needed "more popular establishments." gives us a chance to study for finals too," Burnham
_ c benefi ial. The discount cards also are being distributed to said. ''We always close during finalswee k.'' Junior Larry Horath said, "I think it's a good students at Lake Land College in Mattoon. She said publication will resume Jan. 11, 1983. idea. I can use it at the mall or uptown. Hey, it's 2 Friday, December 10, 1 982 The Dally Eastern News Associated Press Joint Chiefs advised against MX WASHING TON (AP)-The majority of the differences among the Joint Chiefs. He replied: News Round-Up Joint Chiefs of Staff advised President Reagan "I think that's been a little distorted because against his MX missile basing plan, fearing the the same Joint Chiefs, while one or two had dif president was being "pushed" into a decision ferent ideas they thought might be better, they before "technical uncerta inties" were resolved, did agree that ifthis was the method I chose, they according to the nation's top military officer. would be in support of it.'' AutoHIGHLAND workers PARK, Mich strike.-Chrysler may Corp end. and the auto Three of the five chiefs opposed the plan to White House spokesman Larry Speakes, who workers union reached tentative agreement Thursday on an bunch the missiles on a Wyoming plain, Gen. 5aid the administration anticipates a tough fight immediate wage increase that paves the way foran end to a 5- John W. Vessey Jr., chairman of the Joint ,n the Senate for the MX, said today the Joint week-old Canadian strike and the signing of a new contract Chiefs, told a Senate Armed Services Committee for U.S. workers. Chiefs' position was "not necessarily" a setback hearing on Wednesday. for Reagan. United Auto Workers union President Douglas A. Fraser "I don't think you realize the degree of trouble He said Reagan consulted with the Joint said at a news conference that he was optimistic that the the MX basing mode is in ...," Sen. Sam Nunn Chiefs several times in advance of his decision, 85,000U.S . Chrysler workers would accept the new offer. told Defense Secretary Caspar Weinberger at the whoch they supported despite their reservations. However, he refused to detail terms of the agreement. same hearing. The House voted Tuesday to delete funds to Agreement on the Canadian terms had been announced Vessey disclosed his colleagues' opposition as production of the missiles. Assistant Thursday morning in Toronto, and top negotiators im begin resistance to the so-called "dense pack" basing Senate Majority Leader Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, mediately flewback to Detroit to complete the U.S. talks. plan stiffened. said today it was uncertain when the Senate Reagan, in a brief appearance in the White would act on the issue. Cyanide laced Anacin House briefing room, was asked today about SAN JOSE, Calif.-A woman hqspittl3ize dfound for wha t ap the peared to be a stroke may have been poisonedf by a capsule of Anacin-3 that had been laced with cyanide, state officials said Thursday. Board advises pension fund cuts Sue Bowen, 30, stopped breathing Nov. 26 and foamed at CHIOAGO (AP)-Defying a warning by Gov, nobody will suffer," said Chicago board the mouth after taking a capsule from an Anacin-3 bottle her James R. Thompson, the state Board of Educa member Jack Witkowsky. He emphasized that husband had purchased a day or two before. tion on Thursday recommended cuts in the pension payments to retired teachers and ad Doctors diagnosed a stroke, according to a police report, teachers' pension fund to meet the governor's ministrators would not be affected by the but Richard Bowen, 29, took the capsules to his doctor, who emergency order to slash $42 million in school board's action. passed them on to the state Department of Health for subsidies. "We know that the pension program is in as analysis. The recommended cuts now go to Thompson good a shape now as it has been for years. But On Wednesday, the state reported that at least one of the for his approval under the emergency budget the kids are out there now, and they have to be capsules remaining in the bottle, and possibly two others, had cutting powers granted him last week by the given the opportunity," Witkowsky said. been laced with cyanide. Legislature. The �ard based its recommendation on The board's proposal would reduce by $4.6 arguments that reductions should be made across Illinois River flooding eases million, or 2 percent, the board's contribution to the board. Board member Richard Lundquist, of PEORIA, Ill-The threat of record flooding along the Il the retirement fund. In a formal. lettt"r to the Rockford, called Thompson's protection of the linois River south of Peoria seemed to have eased somewhat board, Thompson warned against efforts to pare pension fund a gubernatorial "sacred cow" and on Thursday, but an estimated 1,500 people remained the retirement fund. urged the board to consider dipping into it in homeless and hard freezes at night added new woes, officials The recommendation also eliminated the en order to save some of the educational programs said. . tire $11 million appropriation for textbooks and already existing . Chuck Jones, spokesman for the Illinois Emergency Ser· Thompson has said he wants to cut $164 reduced the general school aid by more than $2· 1 vices and Disaster Agency, said the state's main river is not million. million from the state budget to compensate for gaining the momentum originally expected, and the worst "The funds for retirement can be made up and what he calls an unexpected revenue shortfall. pos�ibly could be over in many areas.
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News Staff Editor in chief ...... Lola Burnham News editor ...... Linda Fraembs Ass't news editor ...... Dawn Morville Identification Statement Night Staff Managing editor ...... Steve Binder The Daily Eastern News is published daily. Monday through Friday, at Consulting ...... •.... · · editor Susan M�Cann Charleston, Illinois during the fall and spring semesters and twice weekly Editor ...... Elise Dinquel Editorial page editor ...... Erin Donohue during the summer term, except during school vacations or examinations. Assistant ...... Dana Eastridge . Activities/supplements editor ...... Elise Dinquel by the students of Eastern lllinoi.s University. S1Jbscription price: $13 per Administration editor ...... Madeleine Doubek· Wire editor ...... Michael Kuo Art Director ...... Tim Broderick semester. $3 for summer only, $26 for all year. The Daily Eastern News is u Sports editor ...... Ed Forst Campus editor...... Denise Skowron a member of the Associated Press. which is entitled to excl sive use of all City editor ...... Ed Mazzocco articles appearing in this paper. The opinions expressed on the editorial Photo editor ...... Beth Lander and op-ed pages are not necessarily those of the administration. faculty or Government editor ...... Crystal Schraf Copy desk ...... Douglas Backstrom, Photo editor...... Brian Ormiston student body. Phone 581-2812, Advertising phone 581-2813. The Daily Sports editor...... '. Jahn Humenik Eastern News editorial and business offices are located in the North Gym Sharon McGee, Sharon Williams, Cin Verge editor ...... •...... Laura Henry of the Buzzard Building, Eastern Illinois University. Second class postage dy Hubbartt, Doug Lyons, Kim Barrow Advertising manager ...... Bab Uhler paid at Charleston. IL 61920. USPS002250. Printed by Eastern Illinois Marketing manager ...... Gayle VanOrt University. Charleston. IL 61920. Circulation manager ...... Otis Benefar Business manager ...... Bob McElwee Adviser ...... David Reed The Dally Eastern News Friday, December 10, 1982 3
CAA names program review committee. Summer term Audrey Dumentat and money general catalog or thereafter. by B. potential for expansion o Since its institution, the test has been A three person subcommittee was needed f r continuation, CAA chair- theme picked appointed by the Council on Academic man David Buchanan said. administered four times at Eastern to by Vernon Royster Affairs Thursday to make recommen The BOG executive board sends this groups of transfer students, · Charles "Human Relations in a Chang dations for the Annual Board of information to officials on the Illinois Switzer, coordinator of the WPE, said. ing Society" was recently selected Governors Program Review. Board of Higher Education, who use it The WPE consists of two essay ques- as the theme for summer school The BOG, Eastern's controlling "to decide how to allocate money to tions, one persuasive and the other ex 1983, Charles Switzer, director of board, requires Eastern's ad the various schools," Buchanan add- pository, plus an objective section, summer school,' said. ministrators to report how each of ed. Switzer said_ ''A theme· gives the summer Eastern' s degree programs is doing and The CAA subcommittee will study The grading process of the essay school session a sense of purpose to make recommendations for the pro information concernfng the number of questions is a combination of the and unification that is not always grams in terms of necessary changes, majors, graduates, credit hours taught holistic and primary trait methods. present during the fall and spring and the cost of each degree program at This process involves a grader who semesters," he;:added . Eastern, Buchanan said. forms a general impression of the "During the summer school ses New-honorary. Tentative recommendations for the • answer while· looking for specific sion, there are special one-semester deg�ee programs will then be developed points, he said. workshops, special theme may be formed by the subcommittee and submitted to To pass the WPE, a student must workshops, classes and a the CAA by Jan. 20, Buchanan added. pass either one essay plus the objective distinguished faculty lecture series A campus chapter of Mortar Board, The CAA will formulate the final • section or both essays, Switzer added. which are not given <;luring the fall an honorary organization which recommendations, which must be ap- In other action, two new honors and spring semesters," Switzer recognizes student leaders, could be proved by Stanley Rives, vice president courses, Economics 3860 (H) "Interna noted. established at Eastern as early as for academic affairs, before being sent tional Economics" and Political He said next summer's theme January. to the BOG, Buchanan said. Science 2603 (H) "State and Local "addresses the creative man in a Eastern's student government has In other business, a progress report Government," were approved by the dynamic evolving society and the been working on establishing a chapter on Eastern's Writing Proficiency Ex- CAA. problems of relations and the lack of the 'honorary organization, which amination was presented to the CAA. These two courses will be offered of relations in a society.'' recognizes leaders in student publica The examination was approved as a beginning fall semester 1983. A theme is chosen each year tions, student government and graduation requirement by the CAA in The CAA also approved a group of through nominations of faculty residence halls, Senator Terese Lang 1980 and applies to all students who catalog changes from the music depart members, he added. said. entered Eastern under the 1981-1982 ment. "Before a school can be accepted by Mortar Board, they must have an ' honor society active on campus for five Holiday festivities set for 'Moore Home years," Lang said. "After that, they are put'on a year's probation." by Julie Deetz recreate holiday festivities of the era will be able to participate in the During the year probation, the na- Students will get a chance to par- with events such as decorating a tradi celebration of other festivities and hot tional Mortar Board reviews the ticipate in an old-fashioned holiday tional Christmas tree and preparing a apple cider will be served. organization and makes a decision as this weekend at the Moore Home State large holiday meal. The Moore Home was the home of to its credibility, she added. Historic Site. "Saturday afternooI} will be spent Reuben Moore and his wife, Matilda, Home economics instructor Jean "We want to emphasize that this will making decorations and trimmillg the daughter of Abraham Lincoln's step Coyle and Vice President for Student be a recreation of a traditional tree and Sunday we will prepare the mother, Sarah Bush Lincoln. Affairs Glenn Williams are assisting in Christmas around the time of the 1860s meal on a wood-burning stove," Vance The home is located seven miles organizing the chapter at Eastern, and everyone is welcome to come and said. . south of Charleston on Fourth Street Lang said. · join us," Tom Vance, spokesman for Vance said although the meal will Road. Lang said she also is looking for the event, said. not be offered to the public, visitors Admission is free. Charleston community Mortar Board The seventh annual "Civil War Alumni to assist in organizing an Christmas," scheduled for noon to 5 Eastern chapter. p.m. Saturday and Sunday, will . Mazuina . 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Johnson thanksfans and your associates state. Workers seek answers We feel that our educational You also misinterpreted the line from backgrounds, the careful and respon Editor: Mr. Humenik's article. It said, "And Editor: sible work tasks we perform for Open letter to the student body: when Strauch missed an extra point An open letter to Vice President Eastern, and the years of service many On behalf of the football team and and a field goal Saturday, he stood as George Miller from a group of concern of us have are comparable worth to the the Athletic Department, I would like_ to the only loser on an outstanding 11 -1 - ed Eastern civil service employees: work of food service and building ser thank the students for their strong sup 1 Eastern squad." If you would revert The non-negotiated civil service vice workers, for example. port and attendance at the Panther to the previous sentence, Mr. Tarrant, hourly employees at Eastern have We do appreciate such programs as football games this fall. Mr. Humenik was discussing what the some questions which we need to the experiment with flex time last sum Your enthusiasm played an integral doubters felt about Dave, not his per have answered: mer. On the other hand, we accom role in the success of this year's team, sonal view. How was it possible to give early in modate the university by taking leave and everyone involved with the pro I do not even know Mr. Humenik, so I creases to AFSCME employees and to during Christmas vacation so that most gram is most appreciative of your loyal have no bias in this situation. Being claim that this money came from sav offices can close down at that time. ty. once a kicker myself, and being in ings in a lower rate for new employees Such accommodations can be part of a Dave's place many times, I can only when there is, to our understanding, a good working relationship when they R. C. Johnson say to forget what was and look ahead. current policy of no new hires? How are based on a fair system of equal pay Athletic Director And in the future, Mr. Tarrant and are there enough savings from new for equally valuable work. associates, please read the article hires to cover additional wages for We have trusted what administrators Course still available more carefully and try not to put words continuing employees? Why was have told us and we have been in writers' articles that do not appear. Eastern the only BOG school to give betrayed. The time for listening and Editor: such early increases? 3oothing promises from administrators In response to John Benline's letter Ken Chrzanowski Since times are admittedly tight and is past. Honest answers to our ques concerning access to Management since Eastern's administrators have tions and correction of the serious 4360 , I would offer the following infor always professed concern for non salary inequities for non-negotiated mation to clarify the, situation. There Cheerleader responds · negotiated civil service workers-the civil service employees at the serious are eight sections of the course of Editor: lowest paid in the state-why not salry inequities for non-negotiated civil fered in the spring of 1983. Five of the Well, The Daily Eastern News has budget more money in the personal service employees at Eastern are a eight sections are open with 68 seats done it again-you've managed to services line to remedy these ine matter of simple justice and enlighten available. upset yet another support group, the quities and less money in other lines ed management practices. Because demand has exceeded Eastern cheerleaders, with a column like equipment? It is difficult for us to supply in the past, the central ad comprised of opinions. see expensive new word processors Joyce Simpson ministration authorized additional sec Yes, it is true, we do have a job to do appearing on campus while many of us Chris McKillip tions for the 1982-83 school year. and thanks to the numerous com make less than $9, 000 a year. This letter was also signed by 257 This support will lead to the best pliments and letters of praise from The step-pay plan as we understand othe( civil service workers registration period in recent years for President Marvin, Athletic Director R. it ·simply locks in the existing the average business major. Relax, Mr. C. Johnson, some Panther Club discrepancies .. If we are mistaken, Benline, you will definitely get into a members and loyal fans, we believe we please clarify. Across the board Stop smoking please section of Policy that will meet . your have done our job quite well. percentage increases-whether 3 per needs. Yes, we did. recei"'.e money from the cent or 1 0 percent-always widen ex Editor: university to travel to the season's isting inequities. The inequities at I'm not a person to preach to others Jerry L. Geisler, Chairman . most important game. This money was Eastern were already great. for what they do, but I do care when Management/Marketing Department used for gas, only two cars (our own) Why since the 1978-79 year have what they're doing affects me. Case iri to transport 10 cheerleaders, luggage, civil service negotiated average point: Going to Health Service t0 see Honors change unfair porn pons and megaphones, for two salaries increased 40.4 percent and the doctor and have him blow smoke in hotel rooms and two meals-the rest civil service non-negotiated bi-weekly my face. This has happened to me :Jt Editor: was our own expense. average salaries only increased 14. 9 least three times, and has involved two The purpose of this letter is to pro As far as our responsibility goes-it percent? Why in 1978-79 was there a different doctors. Come on "Doc," get test the requirements concerning is first and foremost to our team-yes, difference of $1 , 700 in the average with it-read the signs in the waiting honors standing. The old requirements we encourage them by going to the salaries of these two groups, and in room-No Smoking Please. are 3.5 for honors and 3.75 for high sidelines and shouting defense 1 981-82 this difference had grown to � honors. The new requirements are cheers. We admit, we're human-with $4,600? Stewart Boode1 3.65-3.79 magna cum laude, 3.90- less than a minute to go, the ball in our \ 4.0 summa cum laude. The first sup possession, what person would not plement to the new catalog to inform want to watch what happens especially . , ..'.:��trt*Jiiif:rfJ.� �"={:rp.
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Nu Phi Nu Phi Nu Phi Ga· l!lfGa mma � as Gamma Gamma Scholarship test date set CJ 3 Gail Wincek will be sent to Frankfurt for final ap I» by .c Testing dates have been set for the proval, Chen said. 0.. � z c three scholarships offered to study Any full-time Eastern student with a :I abroad at the Johann Wolfgang junior standing of 60 semester hours "U z on your activation! ::r Goethe University in Frankfurt, West and a grade point average of 2.00 or as Germany, Eastern's foreign student above is eligible to apply for the , E G) adviser Brigitte Chen said. scholarship, Chen added. E SandyBilich Q) The three scholarships are part of a Scholarship recipients will receive a as Pam Mason 3 program, currently in its second year, tuition waiver and a monthly CJ Kathy Blough 3 $60 es, Donna My/and I» between Eastern and Goethe Universi allowance of to cover dorm fe .c ty. In exchange, Goethe University but board is not covered, Chen said. 0.. z Susan Chestnut CoffieNiccum c sends three German students to Students will have an opportunity to :I Eastern, Chen said. participate in a one-week trip to Berlin � "U Diane Cody Cher;/Rain :::r Applicants must have a good for a nominal fee only, she added. as boh "It is strongly recommended that G) knowledge of the German language E Margaret and will be required to take the Ger EIU exchange participants attend a E Co/brook /l/JarshaSadder I» man language test in two parts from 2 month-long language program held in as 3 to 4 p.m. on Jan. 25 and 26. Frankfurt in August,'' Chen said. Tui CJ Sharon Franklin Gm7Kaun 3 I» An orientation will be set up once all tion for the course is waived and room .c applications are received. The deadline and board are not covered by the 0.. Erickson Cor;Wall z Jil c for all applications is Feb. 1. scholarship. :I A decision about the scholarship Chen also said it would be "helpful z Donna Rinn "U Debbie Wahers. :::r-· recipients will be made after the to enroll in a German language course as deadline and eligible applications then for a semester at Eastern." E Laura Hettlinger KimSchone G) E m 3 as Deanna Jesse SharonSnyde Dorm counselors to be honored CJ r 3 Plans for a Counselor Appreciation 4-6 p.m. Thomas Hall. I» be from in .c Day Friday were reviewed by Mary Beth Mathews, NRHH member, 0.. KimberlyMarts on Water z said. Ruth c Residence Hall Association members :I ' Phi G8111maNu- "U at their final meeting of the semester Counselors will be escorted by RHA z Thursday. members to the food service. Female :::r as for3nl me; ylB' 11S the Events for the appreciation day, counselors will be given carnations, E Going G) which is being sponsored_ by the Na while male counselors will be given 1 theNation. I» E 3 tional Residence Hall Honorary, will buttons, Mathews added. as Chapter ii (fla Nu Phi Gam ma Nu Phi Gamma Nu Phi Gamma N�
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Workers _ from page 1 Ha ppy Birthday an equitable level. Karen Janke When Miller said the administration has always supported increased wages for non-negotiaed employees, one per son in the audience yelled, "Well, why don't we get them?" . Another employee received applause
when she said unionization was the on COll!lMC I C&S$.t.IT( C&SV: t•l C()MftjlCU Fe�� Cr . � ...._. , C•O •O\•hO• ·� . '. � ly way for non-negotiated workers to increase salaries. Miller told the group that spendirig 3for $8.9' . cuts would not nec essarily come from May us Self-Terminating withholding salary increases. "I have limited no reason to believe that witholding ac F.S.A.'s Always be tion on the salary increase was a per "Switching to Glide" , time onlyl I 11 • il manent action for the fiscal year," he Love, Your bestest fwiend MR []'c::! said. Reactions to Miller's talk varied.
· One non-negotiated employee, who did not want to be identified, said, "I don't think he said anything. I don't think he answered any questions, and I don't think we got anywhere."
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anthers lose fourth straight decision 55-54 by Kirby Flowers getthe one we needed down." A dejected Tim Dykstra stood One bright spot in an otherwise somberly on Lantz court after drury outcome for the Panthers was Eastem's fourth straight loss of the the topflight performance of Androff. . season against Division II power Lewis The 6-foot-7 forward, who played tight University 55-54 Thursday night . end for Eastern's gridders, competed Dykstra returned to the court after in his first game for the Panther cagers the disappointing loss to practice. this season and scored nine points and "I'm not pleased with the way I · hauled down seven rebounds. played," Dykstra said. "The coach "I felt really good tonight,'' An had confidence in me and I let him droff said. ''And I was real happy with down. We should have won that the way our defense played. From what game." I have seen, I think the defense really · With io seconds remaining in the improved from the firstthree games.'' hard-fought contest, Lewis was called The Panther standout added that he for a 10-second violation which gave thought the team was improving all Eastern, trailing 55-52, the ball at - · around and that it was just a matter of halfcourt. time before they learned just how to Dykstra, who tallied 14 points on the play best with each other. night, was c.alled on to sink a 20-footer "We are not going to outclass but the ball bounced off the rim. After ·anyone," Androff co{\tinued. "We a scramble, Panther Dirk Androff will just have to work-hard on offense scored at the buzzer for the final tally and defense. We have to give 100 per of the contest. cent at both ends of the court ." "I was probably trying too hard," Samuels said, "He is a great athlete. Dykstra said. "But think I have to pro He came in to this game not knowing duce and lead the younger players of exactly how his teammates were going the team. to move or pass and played well for "I failed my team tonight, but I us." guarantee you I won't fail again. I The Panthers got off to a slow start guarantee it," he.added. and trailed 4-0 at the 18:57 mark. Despite Dykstra's dejection, Eastern Lewis eventually built its largest lead of head coach Rick Samuels was not ex the contest at 19.:10.Enter Androff. tremely disappointed with his squad's Androff sparked the Panthers to a performance. "We played with good intensity and worked hard, " Samuels said. "It is Eastern (54) certainly not panic time forus . It's on Dykstra 7 0-1 14, Jones 4 2-3 10, Wyss 3 1 - Jy the fourth gameof the season. 1 7, Crook 3 0-0 6, Lorenzen O 0-0 O, DuckwO'rth 1 2-2 4, Neidig o 4-4 4, Hippen O 0- ''No one has closed the door on us 00, Androff 3 3-5 9. Totals 21 12-16 54. yet," Samuels added. "The only ones Lewis Unlverslty(55) that can close the door are ourselves Whittler O 1-3 1, Evans 1 1-2 3, Niego 4 2-2 and we arenot even close to quitting. If 1 O�'Lesiak 11 1-2 23, Bischoff 1 0-0 2. Billupf 1 D-0 2, Tucker 5 we continue to work hard, we will get 4-5 14, Oldendorf Oil-0 O. Eastern's Paul Neidig shoots over a Lewis University defender during the Pan· - Totals 23 9-12 55. ' ers' 55-54 loss to the Flyers last night at Lantz Gym. Tim Dykstra led all Pan· better. Halftime score-Eastern 30, Lewis University er scorers with 14 points. Eastern's will try to gain it's first victory this Saturday "We made runs and got close," 31. Totals fouls-Eastern 16, Lewis University Southern lllinois-Carbondale.(Photo by Suzanne Cummings) Samuels explained. "We just couldn't 15.A-1 , 000. omen cagers prepare to battle tougher opponents y Susan McCann Central State (Oklahoma) bie Hilke said. will face seven contests, allowing only 60 points Eastern's women cagers, who have · · Tournament host Northern Ken Missouri Southern in that tournament, per game. But Hilke said she is unsure reezed tq . seven consecutive victories tucky will face Belmont College, a with the respective first-round winners how the defense will fair against is season, will face stiffer competi team that Eastern narrowly defeated and losers meeting Jan. 8. tougher competition. 'on in two tournaments during 52-48 last season. The first-round win The Eastern attack has · netted 621 "I'm really happy with our defense hristmas break. ners will then play for first and second points this season, for an average of allowed points so far," Hilke said. The Lady Panthers are slated to face places, while the losers vie for the third 88:7 points per game. In addition, the "Against finer competition, we're 17 entucky State Dec. in the first and fourth spots. Lady Panthers have exceeded 90 points going to have to get down and rely on ound of the four-team Northern Ken- The Panthers open the 1983 portion in each of their last four contests. defense much more;" she said.
cky Invitational. . . of their season with another four-team "I'd like to see our offense compete "We need to work right now . on Kentucky State, the 1981 National tournament. Eastern will meet Central effectively against tougher defenses," meeting a pressure defense, avoiding ssociation of Intercollegiate Athletics Missouri State Jan. 7 to open the Cen Hilke said. "It will also be interesting traps and passing well,'' Hilke said. hampion, boasts eight returning tral Missouri Pizza Hut Classic. to see how our defense holds up against Hilke said her team 's outlet passes layers. Last year, Central Missouri handed quicker teams." need some work, although the outlets "We expect to be tested against Ken Eastern - a slim 58-57 defeat at Lantz The Panther defense has been have not caused many problems yet ucky State. They have a lot of height Gym. awesome during the season's first this season. nd speed," Eastern head coach Bob- Friday, December· 10, 1982 14 The Dally EasternNe ws
Panthers______from page 13 Federal De osit comeback as he came off the bench to However, despite the tough competi- p score six quick points and after a fine tion which includes · Missouri, Ball · steal and basket by Eastern 's Doug State and Illinois State, Samuels said Insurance Corporations Crook, the Panthers moved to within he thought the road trip will be just one point at 19-18 with 5:54 left in the what his team needs. · first half. "Going on a road trip is good for us Eastern center Paul Neidig was then right now," Samuels said. "We can get fouled and he gave the Panthers their to know each other better and bring firstlead of the night with a pair of free more unity to the team. throws to make it 20- 19 with 5:51 left. "The only problem is that we will be A redhot Dykstra kept Eastern close playing ao very tough opponents," WESTERN in the later moments of the half as he Samuels added. hit three straight .buckets from way "They (SIU) have a lot of people outside. However Lewis fought back to back from last season and I think their knot the score at 26 with 2:26 left . only weakness is inside,... Samuels The Flyers regained the lead 27-26 at note .. : . the l :44 mark and never relinquished it An eager Androff added that he W�� again. The Panthers tracted baskets . thinks the Sa1ukis are on the same level 31-30 with Eastern and Lewis but the Flyers took a is optimistic of a vic-· with · halftime lead into the lockerroom. · tory. In the second half the Panthers were "Southern is very beatable," Androff able to get close but were never able to said. "And I know if we work hard we SlijJ)ass the tough Lewis unit. can beat them." LIQUIDATION Eastern must now put the frustrating The Panthers did just that last loss behind them and focus on a brutal season and scored an exciting 47-43 seven-game road trip that begins.. with upset victory over SIU-Carbondale at SIU-Carbondale Saturday night. Lantz Gym. ------·�--- Sundays -· · . 86� 3:00-8:00 p.m. Happy � ' • ' �Birthday SAVE Grill & Deli ThickA Crust Pizza by the slice $1.25 ENTERTAINMENT Come and hear your friends Love, Steven 50% Located below Union Bookstore OR MORE AMA would like a off '81 ret il to wish all their members a •Belts Merry Christmas • Tony Llama Boots •Acme Boots •Buckes
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Scoreboard is published on Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays. All results should be phoned in or delivered to the sportsdesk by 2 p.m. one Bears meet Seattle; coreboard day prior to publication. McMahon faces Zorn SEATTLE (AP)-Seattle Seahawks' interim head ·Basketball Basketball coach Mike McCormack has more on his mind than Walter Payton this week. EASTERN CONFERENCE School All .. - AllCU Detroii 2 3 72 85 Denverat L.A. Rams 2 3 95 88 Atlantic Division w L w L MinneSolll N- one8nsat Attanlll The Seahawks will host the Chicago Bears in a Na N.Y. Gian1s 2 3 80 80 L.A. Raidersat KansaaCity w L Pct. GB SWMO 2 1 1 0 SanFnincisco 2 3 119 114 tional Football League game between a pair of 2-3 17 3 .850 Valparalao 3 1 0 0 Tampa Bay 2 3 88 79 Monday's Garnes 16 4 .800 1 Weatem 3 1 0 0 teams in the Kingdome Sunday. L.A. Rams 4 98 132 Dallasat Houston 12 9 .571 5Y1 w-oreen Bay 2 2 0 1 Philadelphia 4 101 112 "It looks like they have f ound the quarterback 9 10 .474 7Y1 Clev- St. 1 0 0 6 14 .300 11 IH.�hicago 1 1 0 0 Hockey they've been searching for for a long time" McCor N. lowa 1 3 0 0 4 mack said of Jim McMahon, Chicago's rookie Central Division Eastern 0 0 0 AMERICAN CONFERENCE WALES CONFERENCE 13 8 .61 9 w L PF PA Patrick Division quarterback Saturday's Results 12 8 .600 y, ..:.... Cincinnati 4 116 80 E. Kentucky 92, Elletem 79 w L T Pts "They had a good day against a New England 9 10 .474 3 L.A. Raiders 4 134 109 •• 4 Islanders 16 11 5 37 8 12 .400 4Y1 Kent St. 91 Clev. St. 89, ot Miami 4 117 92 4 team that was coming on defensively." SWMO 61 , Wos.·Green Bay 59 Philadelphia 14 10 32 8 13 ..381 5 4 Pittsburgh 121 86 Rangers 14 13 1 29 5 Valparaiso 70, Bethel 67 Both the Seahawks and the Bears have gone 2-1 3 17 . 1 0 9Y1 N.Y. Jets 4 1 139 78 Western 79, Miss. 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Can leave after have master's degree or better Call 348-1 214. ______12/10 12/10 5:00 on Thurs. Please call in clinical psychology. ______12/10 Limited psychiatric social work, 581 -3508. Needed one male subleaser. Ii Wanted psychiatric nursing or other ______12/10 Only 125.00 mon. Will have offer closely allied fields. Prefer ex own ro, om. Mike 345-6078. Sign now! Move One male needed to share perience in community Mental Roommates 12/10 Carlrle Apartments in now or 2nd apartment for spring semester. Health Center. Prefer non Male subleaser needed for available spring Completely furnished, own smoker. Person hired must be Spring semester. Located sem. at discount room. low rent and utilities. willing to live in or very near Male subleaser needed for close to. campus, own and summer spring semester. $1 1 O month rate of ii Close to campus. Call 345- Lawrenceville 1L. Salary com I bedroom. $1 1 O per month. semesters. 2097. petitive, Fringe excellent. Call plus low utilities. Call 345- Call 345-4775. Ask for Steve 2 ______12/10 ( 6 1 8) 395-4306. Or come by 8415. Risdon. Please leave bedroom fur per ______12/10 1 -2 male sublease(s) for Spr Administrative Ofiices at 205 message. $90student ing semester. Regency Apt. - W. Market Olney, IL for our ap Roommate desperately ______12/10 nished apart- newly furnishd, color TV, & low plication form (do not send needed for big, old, neat apart URGENT one or two female ments for Call utilities. Rent negotiable. Call resume). Direct inquiree to BE. ment near the square. Move in roommates. Own bedroom. 2 Lou 348-5297. Junkins Ph.D.. Executive now or after break. No rent due partially furnished. Close to persons. 345-9105 ______12/10 Director, SouthEastem IL Men till ·Feb. 1. Own room. Eastern. Call Tracey at 348- Call 345-7746 close to campus Will buy old cars. 345-7213. tal Health Center Inc. $1 25/month. Call 348-5037. 5405. pool•gameroom ______12/10 i 12/10 12/10 ______12/10 i ' Official Notices are paid for through the Office of University Relations. Official Notices Questions concerning notices should be directed to that office. Part-time Health by the dean of the college or a name: not enroll on January 8 may for graduation for Spring Graduation Requirements Insurance department head. Application MONDAY. JANUARY 10 enroll on January 1 o or 11 Semester 1 983 must be ac Deadline i � Spring Semester students and Nomination forms are A ·9:00 a.m. between 9:00 a.m. and 2:36 complished no later that the For a student to be con 11 who are registered for 9. 1 O. available in the Financial Aid B 9:35 a.m. p.m. Enrollment procedures deadline of 4:30 p.m. on Fri sidered a Fall Semester 1982 1 1 hours as resident students Office, Second Floor, East C 10:10a.m. will begin !31 the southeast do9r day, January 21 , 1983. 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The students are 1983. January 10, 1983. WEIC, Charleston. AM 1270. T 1 2:30 p.m, asked to give the envelope to of permanent address with James E. Martil Sue McKenna. Director FM 92; and WELH. campus U-V 1 :05 p.m. their department supervisor Housing if there has been· a Registrl' Financial Aids radio, AM 640, FM 98.1. W-Z 1 :40 p.m. who will forward them to the change in your permanent ad Please listen to these stations payroll office. Students should dress to which grades will be in case of extrnmely bad DOOR CLOSES AT 2:30 P.M. leave the return address blank. mailed. Correspondence Ce>Urses Students who plan to Spring Semester weather. Use tht:l southeast entrance The pay date for the Dec. 1 5th James E. Martin take any work by correspondence Dependent Insurance Harry Read, Director to McAfee and follow the direc check will be Jan. 3, 1 983. Registrar MUST have that course Students who have our Stu Information & Publications tional signs to the North Gym. Students are asked to verify ap dent Accident & Sickness In At the entrance to the North their mailing address with the Financial Aid proved in Records Office pri I Please report class1s1fed errors immediately at 58 1 ·2812. A correct ad will appear in the next Friday's edition . Unless notified. we can�ot be responsible for an incorrect ad after its firsl insertion mber .. ClassifThe Dallyied f.;lstern ad Newss . Dece t 0, t 982 17 Roommates For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent For Sale Need one male subleaser for Three bedroom furnished HEAT PAID in Pine Tree For Rent: Female roommate Rooms available for Spring When it fits rite it feels better Spring semester. Only $75.00 house near campus, 955 4th Apts. Need one male subleaser wanted. Own room in new 2 83 semester. $425, all utilities . . Sewing & Alterations. 348-. monthly plus utilities. Call St. $400/mo. Phone 345- for spring semester. Ask for bedroom apartment. Close to included. 418 Harrison Ave. >037, Lisa. (61 8) 546-1027 before 3.00 7746. Rich 348-5544. campus. Call 348-0293. 345-4281. ______c1 2/8, 10 pm. Ask for Herbie or leave ______00 12/10 ------�12/10 12110 Fresh cut Christmas trees, or -u .....,s""' """o-=-=--:-:w..,., -=:-::""-=o -:-u :-::s-= message. - T RE AREH E - FREE $50 to whoever Desperately Needed: One Desperately need male you may cut your own at Curtis ______12/10 Area's largest mini-storage subleases this beautifully fur female roommate for Spring subleaser for spring semester. Tree Farm located 4 miles 1 female roommate needed . facility. Low-cost insurance. U nished apartment. $100.00 I Semester. Call 345-9386. New apartment built this sum north of Ashmore. Follow signs spring semester. Share a 3 carry the key! $1 2.50 per month, only two roommates. ---.,---,----1 2/10. mer; furnished, two blocks west. Also Fresh Pine bedroom, 3 person apartment. month up. We rents pads, Month of May paid for. Call DESPERATE: need male from campus. Rent: 87.50 per Wreaths. grave blankets, grave 2 blocks from campus. 348- dollies, and cartons. 345- month. OWN ROOM. 348-5532 or 348-8637. Ask subleaser for Regency apt. Call sprays and Roping. Open 9 am 0807 or 348-0089. 3535 or 345-5850. Office in for Gail. Rent. only 75• a month. Call Kevin, 348-5634. Iii 9 pm. Sales lot 2 miles east ______12 ______-----�- /10 Rex 'N' Don Building 1 ·mile 12/10 Tom . 345-1374 .. 12/10 of Charleston in Harrison St. ______One male roommate needed south of Rt. 16 on Rt. 1 30. Female subleaser needed for 12/10 Road, which we supply each for Spring Semester. All utilities ---- �-,--- 00 ROOMS for guys or girls in -,---,- Spring semester. Apt. on 9th week. Special large wreaths paid ..$397 I semester. Call Private furnished rooms for Street; own big bedroom, fur big house on 7th St. Singles For Sale ' will be madeon request. Mike 345-9053. students. $1 00, call 345- nished, close to campus, water and doubles. Second semester -:------1 2/10 ______12/1 0 7171 between 9 and 11, and and garbage pd. Call 348- $90/mont!). Low utilities. Call Pre-Holiday Sale: Great for TRS-80 Radio Shack com Need 2 female subleasers. 5to 7. 5985. Ron at CENTURY 21 , 345- the Graduate, that someone puter with cassette player. ______Lg. 2 bdrm. apt. close to cam ------00 special, or yourself. . -- -,- 12/10 4488. CROSS Works good Call after 1 :30. pus, nicely furnished. Rent Rent a mini-storage as low as Needed: One male subleaser ______12/10 PENS . . . all styles . . . 20% 348-871 1. negotiable. (105.00 or lower). $1 5 per month. Sizes 4 x 12 for own . room in nice 3 Female subleaser needed for OFF. Only at Tokens, Universi -=----.,,.=---=----:"-1 2/ 10 Call 348-1 703. up to 10 x 22. Phone 345- bedroom house. $100 mon spring semester. Nice house 2 ty Village 345-4600. For sale: '71 Ford ______galaxy 12/10 7746. thly. 348-5206. blocks from campus. Own ______12/10 Call John 348-5604. ______1 male roommate needed to ------�---=00 12/10 bedroom with lots of closet and ______Vintage (Old) funky quality & 12/10 share 2 bedroom completely Apt. for sublease 2nd Unique, fully furnished apart storage space including For Sale: Used furniture. Neowave clothing at furnished apt. Spring semester. Own bdrm. 10th St. ment for 2-5 girls to move in garage. For m0re information Low price. 345-7753 reasonable . Sat., Dec. 11 , semester. Extremely quiet, $1 1 O mo. Call Therese, 1- anytime after Dec. 1 7. Lease call -Roxanne at 345-2795. sale 230 Jackson 9 am - 2 pm . --:----:----::::":""'.'"'--::12/ 1 0 close to campus, own room . 359-841 5. starts Jan. 15. Low utilities, ______12 /10 AKC Reg. Old English ______12/10 348-5447. ------,,--00 negotiable rent, water and gar Female needed to rent room sheepdog puppies, female, ______For the BEST PRICES 12/10 1 and 2 bdr. apt. available bage paid. Call 348-1592 Jn house. Hause in good condi AVAILABLE on over 50 brands $75. 1-347-581 2. 2 female roommates needed immediately. Call YourJQstown anytime. tion, one block from campus. ______12/10 of car and Home Stereo Equip for spring semester to share apt. 345-2363 between 1-5. ______12/10 Has washer & dryer, fireplace, Sanyo dorm size refrigeragor ment; Bose, DCM , Discwsher, house near campus with 4 ______00 1 girl to sublease spring and dishwasher. Rent 105/mo. Fosgate, Genesis, Harmon I - used. 2 yrs. only - Excellent other girls. 348-5126. Private rooms. Spring semester. Very attractive & Call Carla at 348-5004 or I Kardon, JBL, Jenson, JVC, condition .$100.00 best of ______12 /10 semester. Large furnished close apt. Rent $1 25.00 - But 348-1 768. fer. Call Leanne 5591 . ______Maxell, Mitsubishi, Nikko, Om Mobil home. Female needed. rooms with kitchen, laundry, you pay 100.00 mo. Call Sue 12/10 ______nisonic, Phase Linear, Pioneer, 12/10 No smoking. Washer & dryer game room and TV area. · All 348-5324. Large 1 bedroom unfurnish SAE, Sansui, Teac, Thorens, Must Sell: 8-track stereo furnished. Utilties paid. $1 00 utilities paid. For details see ______12/10 ed. Downtown Charleston. Visonik, and more!!! Also Sony system In good condition. Call per month. 345-7213. Eldon Becker or Duane Gun MUST SUBLEASE: Nice $1 25 month. Phone 345- 5054. ______Walkmans, video gear, record 12/1 0 ville at 6 Lincoln. 348-5633 or home for 2 males. Lowest rent 2151 . Ask for David. ______-a-call, VCR's, Projection TV's 12/10 call 234-7925 collect. on campus. Call 348-1 719. ______12 /10 - call Jeff - 348-7 535. Apartment - size washer and ---:-----1 2/ 10 ______12/10 For Rent: 2 bdroom house dryer. Stackable. $50. Both For Rent ______1/ 1 1 Clean, furnished 6 room Needed: 1-4 people to 714 4th St. For 3 or 4 people. For Sale: 1969 VW Beetle. run good. 345-2701 . house set up for 4 students, sublease extra nice furnished Call Ron Courtney Realty 348- ______12/10 Re: Roommate Wanted. body good, runs good . Phone utilities paid. Phone days 345- apt. Spring semester. 8146. 932-5454. Is it you can buy Jeeps Possible Points interested; 3358 or if no answer 1-969- ______true $101 .75 each. Call 348- oo for $44 through the U.S. Nuclear Policies, Reagonomics __ _,______1/11 5579. 3532. Needed: Female subleaser Government? Get the facts to (Kill) Acid Rain Umbrella Rock'n' Roll band dissolving. ---=---=------00 ______12/10 for Spring semester. Lin day! Call 31 2-742-1 143 Ext. Salesman. Kerouac I Bur Musical equipment of all kinds WANTED: Subleaser for Female subleaser.for spring - colnwood Apts. Call 348- 8847. roughs dig it or sign a Regency Apts. Call Barb at for sale cheap. Call 345-9287. 345-1686 - ask for Liz or 5376. _____c1 2/3,6,8, 1 O ______12/1 0 demythification. Big Olde apt. 348-0295. Cecilia. -=--:------,--1 2/1 0 . Own room 125 ______STEREO: AM-FM, 8 track, downtown 12/10 ______12/10 Office space, unfurnished, great condition, $1 00. 00. Call dollars I month. 348-5037. DESPERATELY NEED one Male subleaser needed: downtown Charleston. Phone Lo�t and Found ______O Sandy 581 -5671 . c1 2/8, 1 female to sublease house with Good location, close to cam 345-21 51 . Ask for David. for ______12/10 1 or 2 roommates needed two other girls for Spring pus. $105.00 month. One ______12/10 FOUND: Checkbook in Lantz 6 x 10 Beige carpet. $40. nice apartment. Rent semester. Own lg. bdrm., month rent already paid. Subleaser for Spring locker room . Kevin . L. Dain is Call 348-7565. Pat 581 -31 35. owner. negotiable. washer I dryer, 1 Y2 baths, ______12/10 semester. Spacious 2 Call 345· 1685. ______12/10 - Ask for Susan or Melanee. fireplace, $100.00 I month. 1 or 2 female subleasers bedroom apartment, located Y. -:-:=-=-::---:---:---..,-- 1 2/ 1 0 COMPARE THESE - 12/10 Call after 4 p.m.. 348-0470. needed for Spring semester. block· from campus; own LOST : Pair of dorm keys on a ______PRICES!!! Direct Reflecting _R_E_M_O_D _E _L -=-E -=-D -:-:H-=-o USE. 12/10 Pine Tree Apts. Call 345- bedroom, Oldtowne Apart St. Louis Cardinal key chain. Bose Speaker Systems. 90 1 Three br, full bath, new stall Female subleaser needed 1529. ments, call Audrey 58 1 -5275. Call Patty 5244. IV's plus matching equilizer shower downstairs, new kit 83.75 I month. Will pay ------,- 12/1 0 ______12/1 0 -=,-,-,-=--:-.,..--.,..,.-- 1 2/1 0 & (Unlimited Power handling Hejka chen cabinets sink, new Janaury rent. Michele 345- Male subleaser needed for . 4 bedroom house - partially FOUND: Marie please & capacity) retailed at 1,325.00 paint, private parking, stove 1672. Spring semester. Good room furnished - 2Y. baths, base pick up your ID at the Daily only 844 pr. , 150 w/chan, six fridge. Last year utilities avg . ______12/10 mates. $72 I month. Regency ment, fireplace, central air - no Eastern News front desk! driver 601 H's retailed at ______$70/mo. with five adults, 4" Large two bedroom furnish apartments. 348-531 2. pets - R- 1 zoning - 6 months or 12/10 insulation just in 890.00 only 609. pr., 100 new ceiling ed apartment for up to 4 ______12/10 18 months lease. Call 345- w/chan 501 Ill's, retailed at Answers stalled, -window air cond. Will students. Near Square. $280. One BR apartment; furnish 7023. Puzzle 680.00 only 469 pr. , _30 1 H's build 4th br if needed. $100 Call 345-7171 from 9 to 11 or ed; water, trash removal pro ______12 /1 0 •BF TA I! E-" A I N 60 w/chan, retailed at 360.00 Imo. per student. Will lease 5 to 7. vided ; $1 25; lease I deposit Three BR mostly furnished F l I IV I I only 264 pr. 201 's normally lff11 N IPI• " thru May or August. Security ------...,.00 required; 345-2945 after 4. newly remodeled house. Trash sold at 262.00 only 194 .pr. E II A NA T I deposit. Call 345-5144. . One male subleaser for Lin- ______12/1 0 removal provided. $270 mon D E T I rn IL "!If ______Save this ad!!! Prices good un ii 1 12/10 colnwood Apts. for Jan - May . Furnished apt. near Square. thly for 3, $320 for 4. Sum I R E11 L T y til Christmas!!! For more infor • Trailor - 2 bedrooms $250 $90 I month. Call 348-5977 I $135.00 month plus utilities. mer: $210 I $260. Lease I CA- EY-· r! mation on Bose or to Order . .. mo. Call 367-4309. Close to Dan . Call 345-1 620. deposit. 345-2945 after 4. Eastern. C.O.D. call Jeff Luthe - 348- D I ------=--=- 12/ 10 ______12/10 ..,,---.,.,....,,-----:---:-:--: 1 2/ 1 0 Y AK l A II A i I ______7535. Visa or Mastercard ac �i ,. ....,12/10 For rent: SPRING We need one more male Beautiful refurnished apt. TAll y p pLI I 1 cepted!! Over Christmas 61 8- Male subleaser needed for SEMESTER ONLY. Nice 5 subleaser! $1 00 mo. Own Sublease to 1 girl. Close to l ..... , .. I 456-8998 .. A v111v-.i1 N I ·-N U L spring semester. Pinetree room furnished house with room . 345-1446. campus. 348-5049. ______II E1R 1•- I Apartments. Heat paid. $400 I ______1/1 1 fireplace, across from Short ______12/10 12/10 B R1E l-T" II ·-Y i: W• sem. or $1 00 I mo. Call Dave Stop. $500 per month. Call 348-5275. 345-9064 or 581 -3967. ______rian 12/1 0 ______12/10 Kegar the Beerba the Wizard 's Closet----.... From I: �NI.;20 &t:."-S Wl'fllTC:ttA �T Ffl.o)"'. S".t l"E". :t/l'l,ftSMA'llON A oitt r:'M 1'1-tete 1 s" OF ��T A Cl..lhJS RK:iHr1-f(),:J "? ! Te"L.U i.lC., M� M.t>M. :L 5M,E'.1.l- ��1.sKliYo/J \ / Yot.i.� l3R€:A1l'l . Please report classified errors immediately at 581-2 812. A correct ad Friday's .wi ll appear 1n the next edition. Unless notified. we cannot be responsible for an incorrect ad after its first insertion . 18. December 10, 1982 ClassiThef Daillyed Eastern a Newsds Lost a.-,d Found Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements FOUND: Barry Helmerichs Donna Myland - Congratula Carpet your room with a rem Lisa Cassel, Here's to: Road Pam Geskev:· here's to: Joy & Liz, It's been a great checkbook - bring identifica- . tions on going active - good "Who's turn is to to get the nant, see Carlyle Interiors trips to Mattoon, Paris, semester! Here's to: road trips, tion for pickup. luck on finals and have an ex ice?" Pemberton Beach, cold Unlimited, West Route 16, Decatur, Champaign, Chicago, "zizzing", Quarter beer night, ______12/ 10 cellent Christmas. Love your macaroni and cheese, "Rod Open 8-6 Mon.-Sat. , phone and Mississippi, All-nighters, Haircut 100, Ike's "Cardinals LOST: A pair of rose :::olr·red "Mom" June. the Bod", road "trips", "Who is 345-7746. watching TV, WLS, getting are Great", "You wuss", living frar.1e glasses. If found please ______1 2/ 1 0 it? It's me Lori, I got the stuff!" ______oo carded, drinking, working in the "gork resort" and to the cor tact Pamela Jones. 581- Susan Black song of the Phi Sigs the Bulgarian Ter Have you or anyone you together, and everything else. best roommates ever! Afraid so ..3746. .veek "Who can it be now?" rorists (Pancho, Cisco, Taco, know been sexually assaulted? Have a great Christmas, a "infinity". Love, Amy . ·--- ____ 12/10 Love your Buddy. Bell) a baloney sandwich . . . ;o"ree and confidential help is great new year, and terrific ______12/10 L'.)ST: 1 pr. gray leather ______12/10 with mustard. Shari's saying 1vailable. Call Women Against Spring semester (finally a First Sou.th McKinney: qlov es 'n ColeiT1an Hall, Tues, Congratulations Tina, Lulu, "You guys, the spray can's Rape 345-21 62. senior!) Love, J o. thanks for a great semester - Jee 7. If tound, please call 1\my and Susan for receiving broke!" Louisiana or Bust. ______12/10 ______12/10 you guys are the best. Good 348-5826. :::o-chairma11 positions for "Hold down the trunk - 2 more Tokens is SECRET SANTA Steve S. Thanks for being Luck on finals and have a very -·----- _____ 12/10 .:3reek Week. You guys will do miles until the exit". Waffle HEADQUARTERS . Christmas such a great friend. Good luck Merry Christmas. Love, Anne. LOST. At l1 Classified ads· - Celebrate Annou ncements Announcements Announcements To the lovely women of Delta Clam and Spake would like to How does it feel to be such our 1st Anniversary Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. thank those that made our las 9 an old lady? 21 seems over the Good Luck on finals and may (combined) years successful, hill! You better not party to your Holiday Season be as especially Jill, Cheryl, 1st hard tonight-you might have a joyous and beautiful as you. Taylor North gals, 8th Lawson heart attack-or even worse, us Love Delta Debonair, Bruce Sims, Warlords, bartenders, you might losck yourself out of Locke. and those we forgot to mention the house! Have a Happy Birth with ..,,.---,,----..,...----12/10 here. We'll be back when day, CAROL! ! Love, Kim & Phi Sigs - Good luck on your we're blue. Rex. finals and have a safe trip ______12/1 0 ______12/10 home. Have a Merry Classified advertisement is Steve, Good luck on finals. I Christmas. Love, Debbie. the fastest, easiest, cheapest know you'll do fine . .Have a ______12/1 0 way to get results - everyone nice break. I'll be thinking of Little Ken, thanks for the fan reads the classifieds, so put you! Love, Brenda. tastic time. Even though we your words to work! ______12/10 don� mutually like anything - ______cOOh Hey Sass! . Happy 21st. we like each other - that's what Wishing all AST's the best of Hope you reach out and grab counts, your Lil' Ana. luck on finals and a relaxing some tonight, but if you don't ______12/10 Christmas break! Love , your remember life goes on. Love Tonight'� the night for the an sisters. ya - MBJ. To show.our appreciation nual DPMA Christmas Party! ----�--1 2/ 10 ______12/1 0 Come join the fun at 1 902 Party this weekend at Below Sig Kaps - have a super 1 0th Street at 9:00 p.m. Don't Deck. Pitcher Specials Fri. and Christmas Break and good luck fo first year be late! Sat. on finals. Casper. r a great ______12/1 0 ______12110 12/10 Lisa - when I think back on Congratulations new Sig Tau Anne - Now that you are legal ' this last year, one thing stands what is left to dom June. offering officers: Pres - Digger, V.P. we re out in particular, these four let John C., Treas - Bill, Sec. - ______12/1 0 ters: L+S-A. I almost hate to John S., House Manager . - The Alpha Garns wish see. it all end, mainly because Rusty. Sig Tau Love, your Little everyone much luck on finals! we will be apart. I hope that all Sisters. Study hard and get ready for of our -plans turn out the way Christmas break. Merry ______12/10 they have been planned. I love 6th floor Andrews - Thanks Christmas and Happy �ew 8 Tokens you, Scott. P.S. Don't forget for a terrific semester! You've Year to all! absence makes the heart grow ______12 $1 /1 0 .00 all helped make my last days · fonder. here so much fun. Enjoy your Mipsy & Bets, Congratula· , ______12/1 0 break and have the merriest tlons on going active!! I knew no Limit Congratulations, Abi Anne, Christmas ever! Love you : that you'd make it. Love yas, and best wishes forthe future. Barb. Butt. Brothers, Sisters, and others. ______12/10 12/10 ______12/10 -- MerryChristmas ! '-40 Video Games Good only from the News staff Saturday� Dec.11 10-a.m.-1 p.m. WHAT: Sign· up to reserve your 1983 Warbler WHEN: 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. WHERE: 126N. Buzzard Theyearb ook is free toall that are full-timestudents two s�rriesters Stop by the officenow throughfinals week No phone callsplease ! 20 . Friday, December 10, 1982 Th� Dally· Eastern News University Village 5 Great Stores · . FREE FRI-SAT-SUN · j It's 1 Christmas �- - ·· Christmas - at ruthie's /- Specials with Jantzen Sweaters & - Milwaukee Knit · · 2Q-5Q% ott 30 % off Levi-Painter Pants Flannel Shirts _ Draw your candy cane Sox, Ties DressBelts, Slacks ·to find your percent off. 20 % off · FREE- RC Cola 2-liter bottle FREbottle of ERC -GRAND PRIZE with $20.00 purchase 2 liter Coia DRAWING 2 AM/FM Stereo Limit one per purchase Walkman • with $20 purchase· -Like radios! · Two-Man Inflatable • 3 Rafts' "YOUR JOLLY HABER DASHER" T-Shirts' '"("� . 5 . Regist·ation at each store. ' ' Limit one per customer "ON .Drawing at 4:30 Saturday CAM•U• W inner need not be present. featuring f . #ayl£.5 . fl\., . ; lzod Espirit Lee 407 Lincoln Avenue Ron & Sue Leathers - Owners Charleston, lllinois 61920 �hone 1217) 345-6944 Chic Jordache . ! Register for FREE gifts ruthie;. CHAMPS CORNER 4TH AND LINCOLN. CHARLESTON SATURDAY 1 FREE · . ONLY R.C� TO THE FIRST 200 CUSTOMERS · COLA - with e�ch $1 0°0 purchase to the first 60 customers · FREE 2 Liter RC Cola • Limit bottle per purchase 1 With any LP or • Saturday only Music _Cassette Open Sunday 1 - 5 Purchase mistletoe 3 The traditionof .. with kisses al and I Subt.le English not 6 humor- cup tea everyone's of ;.- . ,. •... ¥. � ' ' +, . I' /,.� '* •• •" ....� - ....• •) � "' � ..,, .... •• ..I ·Featuring:: Festive celebrations JE J,;. fitf or king or queen :I by Shella BillerbeCk I&.... Wesley United MethodistChur ch The atmosphere of the Renaissance will be recreated by the }Sports . Movies Services at 9 and 11 a.m. at 2206 S. music department during the eighth annual Christmas Madrigal Fourth St. Sunday's sermon will be "I c Dinner and Concert continuing this weekend in the Union ai Men's Swimming "Diner" Have Some Good News and Some Grand Ballroom. 5 Swimmers host Purdue University at 1 Showings at 5, 7: 1 O and 9: 15 p.m. Bad News ..." ..u p.m. Saturday- at Lantz Pool. Friday through Sunday. Triple The festive celebrations began at 6:30 p.m. Thursday and will .? Cinemas Mattoon, rated R. First Presbyterian Church continue through Saturday night, Robert Snyder of the music Women's Swimming . Sunday service will feature a department said. Christmas cantata and will be at �! Women swimmers host Illinois State "Airplane II" Snyder said the purpose of the dinner "is to help people - and Purdue University at 1 p.m. Satur Showings at 5:30, 7:30 and 9:10 10:30 a.m. at Seventh Street· and prepare for a meaningful celebration of Christmas by enjoying ; day :tt Lantz paol. p.m. Friday through Sunday. Triple Madison Avenue. 1:11 beautiful music that is interspersed between the courses of a 5 Cinemas Mattoon, rated PG. Christian Campus Fellowship festive dinner." "The Toy" Service at 10:30 a.m. at 2231 Fourth A meal "fit for a king" will be served to diners, Snyder said. �Potpourri Showings at 5: 15, 7:20 and 9:20 St. "The Miracle of Christmas" will be The menu includes a main course of chicken chasseur with broil p.m. Friday through Sunday. Triple Madrigal Dinner and Concert Sunday's sermon. ,· ed potatoes. Other dishes served will beef barley soup, tossed 6:30 Cinemas Mattoon, rated PG. be The concert is scheduled for salad, buttered vegetables and homemade French bread. p.m. Friday and Saturday in the Union Newman Community . "Time Bal\dlts" Grand Ballroom. Saturday mass at 6:30 p.m. in Snyder said drinks of mulled cider, coffee and iced tea will be Showing� at 6:30 and 9 p.m. Friday in Newman Center. Sunday mass . at 9 served. The final course will be traditional Christmas dessert McAfee South. a Fall commencement and 11 a.m. in Buzzard Auditorium. of bread pudding with hot lemon sauce. Ceremonies begin at 2 p.m. Sunday in Diners will be entertained by the Eastern Chamber Singers Lantz Gym. Trinity Episcopal Church while eating, Snyder said. The costumes worn by the singers are Chu ches Service at 9 a.m. at 2200 Western r Ave .. Mattoon. ' Call 345-7121 or designed to match the medieval styles worn when the madrigals · 345-4855 after 5:30 p.m. to arrange first performed. .Music Unlveralt/ Baptist Church for a ride. The Chamber Singers· then will perform both traditional Ted's Warehouse The church choir will present a can Sister Kate on Friday and Carla and tata "The Beginning of Christmas." madrigal songs and familiar yuletide carols, Snyder said. Several the Untouct:iables on Saturday from Sunday service at 10:30 a.m. at First Christian Church dances from the Renaissance period also will be performed, he 9: 15 p.m. to 1 a.m. 1 505 Seventh St. Sunday morning service at 9 a.m. at said. 41 1 Jackson Ave. instrumental presentation of recorders and strings will be The Trestle Immanuel Lutheran Church An Baden Rhode from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sunday's services will be at 8: 15 and Unitarian UnlverHllat Fellowahlp played at various times during the evening, accompanying the Friday and Saturday. Ballroom danc 10:45 a.m. and a children's service Services on the first and third Sun singers as they dance, he said. ing with The New Deimars from 3 to will be at 7 p.m. with a candlelight din days of the month at 10:30 a.m. at Snyder said a jester will appear as an unofficial master of 6:30 p.m. ner following at 902 Cleveland Ave. 1602 11th St. ceremonies. -- On the cover ---- Staff box -- This week's Verge ends the semester with. special Muletled greetings for Eastern. The two Editor ...... Laura Henry GoodLuck on finals mules in this cover photo taken by Asst. editor .....Michele Morga n Fred Zwicky were more than hap Art director ...... Tim Bioderick · py to pase for this holiday edition. Photo editor .....Brian Ormiston and have a MerryCh ristmas! · The mule is a part of Christmas, Copy editors ...... 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Wh en cut fr om its place on the old oak But Loki, the evil god, claimed that tree mistletoe grows neither on the earth or By white-robed Druid with golden under the earth, but on a tree. With knife that, he slayed Balder with a spear tip For they thought it a magical Tree Of ped with mistletoe. Life The berries of the plant were said to This old folklore was sung almost · be formed when Freja, the goddess of every Christmas about the well-known love, wept for Balder. Christmas evergreen, mistletoe. The It was then said that this plant, Druids, who were part of an old should be neither on the earth or under English pagan religion, believed that the earth and must always hang high to '/OU R NOSE mistletoe had many remarkable honor Freja. qualities and regarded it with great Although mistletoe became a sacred reverence. plant under the influence o'f pagan This sacred plant meant "all-heal" religions, it is often associated with and was believed to do just that-cure Christmas, a Christian idea. and help just about everything. The When Britain was converted from plant was believed to have the power of paganism to Christianity, the Bishops healing diseases, making poisons would not allow mistletoe to be used in narm-iess- -;-- giving- fertility to humans chµrches because of its connection· with and animals and bringing good luck the pagan religion. and great b�essings. The Cathedral of New York was the Mistletoe als.o was believed to have only exception. Before the Reforma the ability to keep people safe from all tion, a large bundle of mistletoe was witchcraft and those who wore it were brought into the sanctuary each year at supposedly able to see ghosts and make Christmas and was placed on the altar them speak. by a priest. Mistletoe was considered so sacred Then the "all-heal" plant became a . that if enemies happened to meet symbol of Christ, the divine healer of beneath a mistletoe in a forest, they all nations. England, as well as other would lay down their arms, exchange a countries, accepted the mistletoe and friendly greeting and keep truce until people used it as decoration for their the following day. homes at Christmas. Its old pagan From this ancient formality, the religious meaning was forgotten. tradition of hanging mistletoe came Eventually this symbol of the Tree of about as a way of keeping peace to all Life also began to represent the Virgin comers. Birth. And so the old poem continues: ... _ . .. Mistletoe soon became part of cour Th e mistletoe bough at our Christmas ,...,,. . . ting during the holiday season, as sug board , ""'<' ·- ·· .. gested by many poems and ballads: Shall hang, to the honour of Christ our \.:�.:.a-. ''These Christmas decorations are so Lord "!'W',- ·. . For He is the evergreen Tree of Life. jolly, " · MOT, HE� She cried, zeal shining in her orbs of )'o ul! Student Art Sale 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Needles Thursday, December 9 and Hi Fi Styli � $6and up.95 Friday, December 10 � ·-�· ·�- in University Fine Arts Lobby * �R. IJ'� * Village Roe's 4 O'Clock Cl.ub 50c 16 oz. Drafts Double Bubble, 2 shots for the Price of "1" FREE Hot Dogs FREE Popcorn Upstairs • ·season .to solve .•,, · by Becky•' Tinder t � i Hol ho, hoD Ever find Christmas sho Can the Christmas spi rit find that perfect gift. Bet � Christmas Eve and you still Here is the answer to missing in our wal l ets? Christmas gift list is for th c gift-selection problems. }bby e right after Thanksgiving . . But it's up to For a dentist, Black � Vicki Vass and :: ''Hurrv - ar.d come to this one-day- people's own opinions," he said. pleasure. w "When I have kids, I :::- only SALE �" the announcer's voice don't want For the surgeon, a Ginsu blares over the radio. "Get your them to t.1ink that Christmas is just For a doctor, a bunsen !. getting gifts and thin � Christmas shopping done early!" gs," Mike added . thank you, his patients will. 1- Some people think the true meaning Senior Babette Beals said she a greed For the lawyer, Robert's that commercialism exists during � of Christmas is lost with all the adver the For a teacher, a 5-pound tising and sales that occur during the holiday season. "It is commercial but I points. ; season. don't feel like it's made me lose any For the banlo..or, an E.T. · "'"1l Gilbert Turner, sophomore, believes meaning. Christmas is the birth of For a secretary, a Bic R tha: Christmas is too commercial. Christ. It's a time of sharing and giv For the policeman, a Pig· "People have ·a tendency to forget the ing," she said .. For the salesman, a rub true meaning of Christmas,'' he said. "Commercialism hasn't changed my face. •'Instead of practicing the Christmas. view. With younger children, I would For the male athlete, a tu .;pirit year-round-the feeling of .lov_e be careful and let them know that For the female athlete, and togetherness-p�ople only practice Christmas just doesn't revolve around For the engineer, an er it on Christmas," Gilbert said. Santa," she said. tice. "People should remember what Wanda Shepherd, senior, said she For the scientist, a Magic · Christmas represents," he added. thinks Christmas is commercial For the model, a Brook Junior Sandy Prest said she agrees because adver tisers start advertising beauty techniques. before Thanksgiving. that commercialism exists, but that it is For the nurse, a pair of not a bad thing. "There's more adver ''Christmas is doing · good wardrobe. Seventh floor Andrews makes the season brighter tising at Christmas than at any other things-not just going out and getting For the college student, a and shows their Christmas spirit with this window time of the year. I don't think i�'s presents. I don't think they should · For the accountant, a display. (Photo by Sam Paisley) A bad," she said. start advertising until December," she For the farmer, a Farm "It's just a part of every year that said: those long winter months. "People should try to do favors for you get used to ," she said. "It's good � For the housewife, a g promotion that a company wouldn't other people," Wanda said. guests get to be too much, get if there wasn't such a thing." Diane Harper, sophomore, said she Better For the mortician, body believes the season is very commercial. watch out, Junior Cheri Thies and freshman For the bartender, Bou Tamara Cizowski said they agree "The true meaning of Christmas gets picker-upper. Christmas is commercial because gift lost in the pressure of being urged to Santa does exist · giving may come to mean more than buy things ," she said. "The focus by Denise Skowron and Carl Pugliese He gets more letters than any movie star and even the feelings behind the gift. should be on the true meaning of Ne ws. "You're expected to buy things that Christmas." The Daily Eastern He is probably respected by more people aro nd aren't personal . It's just giving gifts," Peter Dale, owner of Mr. D's, said u the nation and in the world than any other prominent Tar.,;i.ra said. "Gifts should be more he thinks commercialism is relative. figure.. _ personal than expensive." "It depends on how old you are. To If he was a candidate in the presidential election, Cheri agreed with Tamara that more students would appear to be com it he would probably win by a landslide. emphasis is on gifts than on the true mercial and Christmas is recognized as He always has a smile on his face, especially while meaning of the holiday. "People have a good retail business season," he said. he is working br driving. forgotten the real meaning for ' .'We don't abuse it. We partake of He, unlike many famous people, has achieved Christmas and it has become a time to the holiday season but we are care.ful to fame through doing good, helping others and. buy presents and that's all," she said. leave the word Christmas out of our spreading p�ace. Other students said they believe advertising," he added. He needs no introductions because his name is Christmas is commercial and the em Ira Barret, owner of Token's, known around the world. He can leave home without phasis should be more on the birth of doesn't believe Christmas is commer his Atnerican Express card. Christ than anything else. But they cial because people enjoy shopping and He is Santa Claus. don't see the commerciafom as. a bad choosing presents. Santa is alive and well, and not just in the minds of thing. •'They get an honest charge out of children. Documented proof reveals that there is a Mike Waller, junior, said Christmas shopping. The Secret Santa (set:ret ex Santa. Despite the overwhelming number of non :s commercial but that people should change of gifts) program is a nice way . believers, he is determined to carry out his annual be allowed to make up their own tc make friends and share," he said. good deed. minds. ''The holiday time is a time of having The appearance of a Santa at every shopping mall "There is a lot of emphasis on get fun." and on every corner may cause you to doubt the ex ting presents and advertising starts istence of a real Santa. However, these men are dress ed up as his representatives who relay all the messages from little children. Santa cannot be everywhere all the time, so he employs elves with thyroid conditions to take his place in all the shopping malls and stores across the nation. Just ask any child. He'll tell you that there is a San ta Claus. Little children are known for their painful honesty. They have not grown up and learned to lie yet. And why would anybody write any songs about the fat man in the red suit if he did not exist? He has candy molded in his likeness. Would Mrs. Claus stay married to a man whodoes not even exist? All those little elves had to come from somewhere. And for those of you who do not believe any one man can do all that work in one night, consider for one moment that Santa does notl)ing all year but eat to retain his jolly image. Even though unbelievers doubt his existence, they read propaganda to their children like the "Night Before Christmas." Who eats the cookies and drinks the milk? With all the facts and talk about Santa, how can anyone not believe in him? So you better watch out, you better not cry and you better not pout. These are good things to remember when you con Scenes of a winter wonderland come to life on the overpass of the life Science sider one man sees you when you're sleeping and An old-fashioned lamp in i:,uilding. (Photo by Sam Paisley) knows when you're awake. Christmas for many studen 5 � .ay hints byCh Debra Klauerrist mas past emer· geS.in 'memory s 1ngwoes Christmas is a special holiday for most everyone, especially · because of the memories that linger fromthe past. pt, look and look but just can't relhere is just nc time left. It's Steve Schroyer, a sophomore, said his urchases left. favorite Christmas memory involved snow. g woes. This last minute "I woke up one Christmas morning expec i>l people in your life that pose ting to see grass and I was greeted - with snow, so we had a white Christmas," he for his whizzing works of said. "I think Christmas is a nice time of year me and for the office. for family and friends to get together- ," he �u ·s instruments. If he doesn't said. Sophomore Mark Karol said his �l.f bring back faint memories. "favorite Christmas memory took place in t:>«>us apples might make some 1963" because he was looking forward to having someone younger than him in the ·ggi him home. house. letriting cramps. "My mother was expecting my younger sure bet. brother on Christmas day, but he decided Mfd be a ;eb win h.is heart and save his not to show up until New Year's day," he said. ' eall. Sophomore Pauia Elliott explained her lt! keep her in comfort. favorite Christmas memories as being with · t a good way to stay in prac- her family. "It was when my whole family was still living at home and we shared the keep him in wonder. holiday together," she said. "Christmas is An old English caroling scene adorns the mon sights in students' rooms and may help Head to help perfect her my favorite holidayof the year.'' Weller residence hall room of senior Sandy to kindle the holiday spirit away from home. Sar�h Brucker, a sophomore, also . said Antrobus. Christmas decorations are com- (Photo by Sam Paisley) pport hose to spice up her when her family was together for the holi day it . took on a special meaning. "It is a country and experiencing Christmas the said, "so it was even more special forme ." ted. great thought of everyone sharing one day way they do." . Receiving 'I will be greatly apprecia - two pinball machines for qr to keep him in business. together," she said. V'alerie Butler, a junior, said her favorite Christmas was Magnussen's favorite pre y to keep him busy during Junior Andrea Nykiel said memories of memory was going to her grandparenrs' sent. "It was great getting o those because I her family's childhood customs were the house near a lake. "It was snowing, so we. love to play pinball," he said. if the holiday best. "I come from a family of nine and went outside and cleared a space on - i in handy, and the Weyland remembered finding a dog ade into a noose. my favorite memory was when we all got lake and then went ice skating," she said. under the tree. it m •'Getting Mimi, my poodle, holiday. up at 4:30 a.m. on Christmas day and "We then came in, sat in front of the fire was my eryday a favorite present," Joe said. "She's , a paper towel, it's a quicker- opened all the gifts together," she said. and ate good food," Valerie said. jet-black and gorgeous." Joe said he likes ' Sophomore Diane Reinhardt's favorite "It was fun having our whole family _ Mimi so much because she's not like other Christmas memory was about a children's together," she added. . gifts that come and go-she's still around. Christmas program. "At our church, every Gifts received are another way to rekin Nykiel's favorite gift was a ..Wispy year there is a Christmas program put on dle a Christmas memory. Schroyer Walker Doll." Andrea 1:aid the doll was 2 by kindergarteners," she said. "They sing remembered a guitar as his favorite gift. "I feet tall and she was able to walk. "It was a and act out the songs and they're .really was given a guitar and an amplifier one great gift idea," she said. cute." year," he said. "I hadn't expected them Receiving a personalized present was "It was really special to me," she added .. and it was great to get them because I'd Brucker's favorite. "Every year, my mater Mark Magnussen, a freshman, said his never buy them myself." nal grandmother has given me a Christmas most memorable Christmas was a family - Karol's favorite gift was a car. "In 1975 , ornament with my name and the year vacation that was his first trip to the ocean. my godparents gave me a 1961 Chevy for engraved on it," she said. "It's special and "My favoritememory took place in 1979 Christmas," he said. "It was great because something I will always treasure." when my parents surprised us and took us I had never had a car of my own before." Willand received a snowmobile one year. to Florida for two weeks," he said. A vacation to Florida w as Elliott's "It was great getting that because I live out Freshman Joe Weyland said he also favorite Christmas gift. "My whole family in the country and it gave me something to remembers having a special Christmas in went to Florida over spring break for our do," he said. - Florida. "My grandmother flew me down Christmas present," she said. "It was Butler said, "One year my brother didn't to Florida to see her and took me to special because it was the last time our have any money to buy presents, so he Disneyworld," he said. "It was nice to get family took a vacation together.'' made me little homemade ornaments," she away and see my grandparents." Reinhardt remembered receiving her said. "It was a special gift because he took Junior Mike Willand said his favorite first bicycle. "It was blue and it had a time and put thought into what he gave memory was when he ''went to Europe banana seat," she said. "When I got the - me." because it was exciting being in a different bike, I still believed in Santa Claus," she Students keep pace with high costs of living with odd jobs d uring the Christmass eason work New by Beth Kenny . freshman Ann Bates. "I work at Year's Eve and New Year's Modeling diamonds? Selling Christmas McDonald,, in Charleston, and since I live day." trees? Constructing golf courses? Flipping here, I'm going to keep on working Talking on the phone is one thing senior hamburgers? through vacation and into next semester," Vickie Cooper said she enjoys and over These may sound like summer job of she said. Christmas break she plans to make some fers, but they are temporary employment Mary Alice Flock, a sophomore, has her money doing just that. "I'm working as & phone solicitor for students at home during the holidays. work cut out for her this Christmas. "I'm in my h ome town, which is Paying your way through college and the modeling .diamonds over Christmas break East Moline, " she said. high cost of gift-giving has driven many in at Tiffany's," she said. "It's tedious work Sally Omann, a freshman, said she is get dustrious students to take on a temporary but I need the money." ting a head start on her career over the Senior Sheri Arp, who lives in Lake holidays. "I'm working for job in their hometown. William Blair, Freshman Marcia Brehm will be helping Buena Vista Florida, is flying home to a stock brokerage firm," she said. "I'm shoppers purchase their -Christmas trees work at Walt Disney World Village. "I hoping· to make some contacts and get this year. "I'm working at Frank's Nursery work In a mall and I circulate throughout some experience in the field. " over Christmas break," she said. "It gets the mall wherever they need me," she said. One person who said he probably won't really busy right before Christmas but it Junior Denise Rycert said she got her old see much of the hustle and bustle of the goes back to normal afterwards, so I'll pro job back. "I am working at suburban na C:iuistmas season while on the job is bably work just a couple of weeks.'' tional bank of Elk Grove village," she freshman John Massie. Eddie Mullally, a sophomore, is working said. In fact he said his work slows down over at a construction company. "I'm working Restaurants experience a surge in the holidays, . "I m working part time at with a construction c-ompany in business over the holidays and Mike the Staunton Public' Library," he sa- id. "It Oklahoma," he said. "We are building a Lyman, a sophomore, is there to help out. gets pretty slow around Christmas golf course that should be done around "I'm a waiter at Morton House,in Morton "I guess people don·� have enough." time in lights the way to a Merry Christmas . " · Grove," he said. "Unfortunately I have to to read or something," he.said. ors. (Photo by Sam Paisley) Christmas isn't any different for 6 N ' .· :... 0 .... e j• Q¥ ;;.. .-· 'Missionary'ne eds saving - "' .� it MISSIONARY like the card catalogue section of Booth Library. THE j Wall space and rows of drawers are everywhere. I � Columbia Pictures E In the film "The Missionary," the Rev. Charles caught this and found it hilarious. Others did not. ! Fortescue (Michael Palin) is summoned back from There lies the movie's in-bred fault. By taking a relaxed approach to the film's light humor, many of � his 10-year study of native tribal behavior in Africa. · The BishC\p of London has an even harder task to the situational jokes will pass over the heads of an � issiga Fortescue-saving the souls of England's audience used to the antics of a Steve Martin or (:.� ;;orpsof "fallen women." Richard Pryor. ; As the disastrously well-meaning missionary, I doubt if America will embrace a low-key, Michael Palin portrays his character. as an honest, pleasant-natured comedy while there's so much of else could a � , the sophomoric, easy kind around (how :: upright man whose liberated approach to sexual · film like "Porky's" be one of the most successful of � '11anners is hoth his success and his downfall. He takes on more than his faith can handle when the year?). And the acting of Palin, Maggie Smith and Trevor - . 'le rinds himself with a fiancee, a seductive upper .::rust admirer, and the care of 28 London prostitutes · Howard is especially good throughout "The Mis placed upon him. sionary.'' Palin shows the confusion of a reverend "The Missionarv" takes a semi-serious· look at the who must take lust in stride, while Maggie Smith, as Lady Ames, fills the tough job of making her seduc manners and morals of the British Em' ire during its · p tive aristocrat more than a stereotype. heyday. at the turn of the century. Trevor Howard plays her husband, Lord Ames, a But the movie "The Missionary" is not the com edy one comes to expect from Palin, either. As a boring old fossil who she would rather knock off member of the Monty Python troupe, he is better than listen to. known for his rendition of "The Lumberjack Song" But the funniest character in the movie is a dotter and performing "The White Cliffs of Dover" on ing old butler • named Slatterthwaite (Michael "Saturday Night Live" with two cats and a seafood Horden). He ushers in guests to the huge Ames Cas salad stuffed down his pants. tle and then promptly gets lost leading them to the As the writer and co-producer, Palin said he rooms. wanted'to assemble a· "cast of excellent actors with a His repeated wrong turns were always fairly amus sense of comedy rather than comedians with a sense ing, especially When we find he and Palin wandering of acting." That's what he got; the English acting is outside the estate. Lady Ames spots them from her graceful and quite good, but the comedy is, at times, window and says to a chambermaid, "Oh Lord, go so low-key it is almost suggested rather than per and stop them before he gets to the maze. '' formed. The subtle English humor, the likes of which are Michael Palin, as the Reverend Charles Fortescue, For example, when Charles Fortescue returns from found in "The Missionary," may not be the average begins a rescue mission to save the souls of fallen Africa, he anxiously awaits meeting his fiancee and college student's cup of tea. Many will find it women in the comedy "The Missionary. " (Photo childhood sweetheart, Deborah (Phoebe Nicholls, of tiresome, as I sometimes did. I'd rather see Palin play courtesy of Columbia Pictures) "Brideshead Revisited"). Upon entering her manor a twit any day. But he seems to want a slightly more house, he mistakes the maid for his betrothed. This to indexing and filing them in her converted room/ respectable career than a background of Python got soinedeserving laughs. study. Now there's a hobby that spells a lot of fun craziness would give him. \\·;1en we finally get to meet Deborah, we discover Saturday nights. For that, his film can be judged a success. But for what a real airhead she is. She has saved all of Later in the film, when we see her seated at the its box office appreciation, I doubt if there'll be Charles letters sent from Africa. desk in her room, the extent of her passion for filing much to laugh at. So numerous are they that she has devoted her time is revealed: the cameri:ipans back to show what looks -Steve Sandstrom Charleston Office Wa ke up Katy Connors, Supplies This is Reality! 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Goesthe Country Club 17-Rhoda 43 Ose a radar 38-College Basketball S:OO p.m. - device ' 3-Muppet Show 8:0S p.m. 9-At the Movies 3-News 45 Gem engraver 4-Winners 1 0-Lorne Greene New 1 2-Time to Live with Leo 50 Wallace's 1:30 p.m. running mate : Wilderness Buscaglia 2-Tic Tac Dough · 1968 7:00 p.m. 17� Campbell 3-PM Magazine 53 Aroma 2-lndian's Stampede 38--Lawrence Welk 9, 1 5,2�effersons 54 Tel 1 5,2o-Diff'rent Strokes 5:30 p.m. - 10-Alice 55 uant's skirts 3, 10-Walt OiSney 3-Uttle House on the Prairie Q 12-MacNeil, Lehrer Roport 1 7-Paul SI Wood knot 9-0dd Couple Anka 5 1 7-Enter1ainmentTonight 7 Pool or fen 17,3 S-College Basketball 5:35 p.m. 1:35 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 4-Nice People 4-AndyGriffith l:OO p.m. 2, 1 5,20-SllverSpoo ns See page 17 for answers 7:00 p.m. 2, 1 5,20-Voyagers! . 10:05 p.m.' 9-College Basketball to People 2-0ther Angel 9-People Pavarotti 1 2-The Nutcracker 3, 1 o-60 Minutes 4-Jerry Falwell l:OOp.m. 1:30 p.m. 3, 10-Dukes of Hazzard 1 2-Goldfrom the 10:15 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Deep 3-Trapper JOhn, MD 9-Solid Gold Christmas 17,3 8-News Closeup 9-News 2,15,2o-Gimme a Break 9,1 1-News 10-News Special 8:05 p.m. 10:20 p.m. 3, 10-Movie: "Cry for the l:O p.m. 1 2-Washington Week in 4-Wrestling S 10:00 p.m. Strangers" ( 1982) Mystery 4-News 17-News Review 8:30 p.m. 2,3, 10, 15, 1 7,20-News movie. 1:20 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 15, 2o-Powers of Matthew 9-ln Search Of. . 9-Twilight Zone 2-Movie: "Damien: The Leper 8:30 p.m. . 1 2-Christmas with Luciano Star 2, 15, 2o-Love, Sidney 7:00 p.m. 38-Weekend SpartsWrapup Priest" ( 1980) 17-Benson 9:00 p.m. 2, 1 5,20-CHiPs 7:05 p.m. Mike's World 2, 1 5,20-Devlin Connection 3, 10:-Archie Bunker's Place 4-Nobel Prize Awards 1 2-Evening in Dixieland 9-Wall Street Journal Repart Iwouu L1u .l"UICI,. bib W• G£r 7:30 p.m. NAlltCUr ?!! 9:30 p.m. 12-Nature n> TllNl/t. '>'DU bit. '«l\J A 1 2-Wall Street Week 1 7, 38-Matt Houston &CT A '\'� ,llO... 9-News AU. R:Jfl. STRl'INIT 11..a.T! t."'WC ,.,.. 1 7-New Odd Couple 7:05 p.m. WITH llS OVErt 10:00 p.m. nt£'S•:t" E:S°T£it! 4'A>N£ - 8:00 p.m. 2,3,9, 10, 15, 17,2 0-News 4-Nashville Alive! 2, 1 5,20-Knight Rider 38-Glen Campbell Music 7:30 p.m. 3, 1 0-Dallas Show 3, 1 o-Gloria 1 2-Kingston Trio and Friends 10:20 p.m. 9-Jack Anderson Confidential 17-Movie: "Don't Go to 17-News 8:00 p.m. thinks Sleep" ( 1982) Mary 10:30 p.m. 2-Movie: "The First Deadly there i� something alive under 2, 1 5,20-8aturday Night Live Sin" (1980) Detective in· her bed · and she is right. 3-Movie "The Spiral Road" vestigates a series of brutal 9:00 p.m. (1962) murders. 2-Remington Steele 10-Benny Hill 3-Jeffersons 3, 1 0-Falcon Crest 1 2-Movie: "Spellbound" 9-Fight Back! With David 9-lnn News (1945) Horowitz 1 5, 20-They Cry Alone 38-College Basketball 10, 15,20-National Finals 9:30 p.m. 10:3S p.m. Rodeo 9-News 1 7-Solid Gold 17, 38-Movie: "The Final 10:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m. Countdown" ( 1980) An aircraft 2,3, 10, 15, 17,2.o-News 10-SO you Think You got is time-warped to Pearl Harbor. 9-8oap Troubles?! 8:0S p.m. 38-Marshall Dillon 4-Week in Review 11:30 p.m. - 10:30 p.m. 1 0-Maverick 8:30 p.m. 2, 1 5,20-Tonight 3-0ne Day ata Time 3-Movie: "Plaza Suite" (1 971) 9-Charlie's Angels 10-Pilot Campus clips 17,3 8-Nightline 10:35 p.m. 4-Nobel Prize Awards Beta Tau Upsilon will hold 4 O'Clock Club at Caesar's Friday, 11:00 p.m. Dec. 10. 17,3 8-Last Word Newman Community will have a Christmas party Friday, Dec. 11:05 p.m. 10. Those who wish to attend should meet at the Newman Center 10-Movie: "GibbsvUle: Turn· at 6: 15. Food , games and caroling will follow at 8:00 p.m. Mass ing Point of jim Malloy will be held at 10:00 p.m. 11:30 p.m. D.P.M.A. will hold a Christmas_ party Friday , Dec. 1 O at 9:00 2, 1 5,20-SCTV Network p.m. at 1902 10th Street. 9-Saturday Night Recreation Majors Club will hold elections for 1983 officers 12:00 a.m. Friday, Dec. 1 O from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. at the landing of the 17-News northwest door of McAfee gym. All recreation majors are urged to 38-Evening at the lmprov vote. 12:30 a.m. 9-Twilight Zone Campus Cllps are published daily, free of charge, as a public ser· vice to the campus. Clips should be submitted to The Daily Saturday Eastern News office two business days before date to be publish· ed (or date of event). Information should include event, name of 3:00 p.m. sponsoring organization (spelled out -.no Greek letter abbrevia 2, 1 5,20-NFL Football tions). date, time and place of event, plus any other pertinent in 1 2-Magic of Oil Painting formation. Name and phone number of submitter must be- includ· 3:05 p.m. ed. Clips containing conflicting or confusing information will not be 4-Movfe: "Ghost of Zorro" run if submitter cannot be contacted. Clips will be edited for space (1949) available. Clips submitted after 9:00. a.,m. of deadline day cannot 3:30 p.m. be guaranteed publication. Clips will be run one day only for any 9-Soul Train event. No clips will be taken by phone. ... :0 ... Composition for theYu letide � I:2 Date: Dec. 10, 1973. Place: St. Isaac Jogues gram- The following is my Christmas gift list for my mar school. Grade: 4. Class:. religion. family: �; "Ok, boys and girls today 's assignment... boys Mom-an '83 Lincoln Continental , . girf<;-p/ease quiet!" Dad and Annie-a complete I ar.d be set of all the top 40 Ormiston you pull Patty Gabric's hair one albums op the current WLS •'Mr. , if survey. ;;• 1nore rime, I'll sendyou to see Fa ther Lentz. He 'll . Claudia-a life-time supply of make-up. J'l 'ake care fJ.fyou. " Camille-an '82 Trans Am. , . Y�s. si.:;ter. ,, Annette-a muffler for her big mouth. 0 today the last day befo re Christmas Melanie-boxing :?i• '"Because is gloves to fight off Susanna . I thought might be fu n to do an essay on Susanna-everything she wrote t 'Jreu· k, it down on her ; Christmas. '' Christmas list. � "Huh ?'' Dave-golf clubs. � "Your as :fgnment will be-IO imagine what you will Sue-an electric guitar so we don't have to put up !:. ,)e doing uvcr Christmas break in 1982. Now, in with the squeaks of a violin. 1982, you will be around 19 or 20 years old. If you Girlfriend-(name withheld upon request) anything are �ti l in school, which hope you ar you would she wants. i I e, probably be a college sophomore. No w all want is a "Brian Brian! Brian Joseph Ormiston-wake I .::> , short ess.iy on what you think you will be doing in up !" that year. " _, "Oh-sorry sister-I must have been daydream Christmas in '82 ing. " by Brian "Yes you obviously were. Where is youressay ?! OrmiMon , " In 1982 think I will be on my way home for 'Tm sorry sister I don 't have it done. You see, I , I A Christmas break from the University of Notre Dame. fe llaslee p. ,, Being 19, I would have already been in my senior "Well Isuggest you stay aft er school until you get l year majoring in re-law Gust like Mom wanted). it done. ,, After my o'pclock exam in Famous Court Cases "Yes sister. ,, 3 , 1474, I'll drive home with my rich girlfriend in my My Essay 1983 Turbo Trans Am that was given to by the When I get out of the small hick town I am in ' me for Bishop because I was such a good alter boy when the nine months of the year, Lprobably will come home i · Pope was in town last month. and drink a lot of beer with all my high school 1 During my Christmas · vacation, I'll be workin� friends. days in the downtown Chicago offices of the district "Here sister. ,, , attorney. Among other �hings, I will help prosecute "Mr. Ormiston please go home. You 're giving me , burglars, murderers and kids who throw snowballs at a headache. But do have a Merry Christmas. ,, cars. At night probably be doing volunteer work "Yes sister. ,, I'll , for our parish, helping to get ready for the Christmas (but still maintaining a 3.45 grade point average) I masses. would have saved enough cash for our rather large Having to work two jobs during the school year family's Christmas gifts. -Brian 0 rm iston SANT AS! Our traditiqnal EXAM-WEE� SALE (Monday DEC 13 through Friday DEC 1 7) Is perfect for your "last minute" gifts OR (& why not!) ttie "whole ball of wax"! Our giftto YOU? An "inflation-fighting" 1/4 OFF purchases OVER $5 (exclude only workbooks, double-discounting & ' orders) THAT'S ONLY THE BEGINNING at , , & : m · lli THE LINCOLN BOOK SHOP Sixth & Bucha nan "One Block North of Old Main" �ITT INDULGE YOURSELF! Our CHILDRENS BOOKS are HALF-PRICE! (Everyone knows these holidays are for children !) AND (fortunately, some of us never quite grow up) our ART & POETRY books are HALF E PRICE! AND (as the coupon didn't say· so) WRAP, STICK RS & TAGS are still HALF-PRICE! AND "all this" is (of course!) to help ALL OF YOU 1 • to ''Have a Merry and be (so very) Happy'' "where the books are" OPEN 'TIL CHRISTMAS: 9-5 (Vacation Hours· 1 2-4) Saturdays 10-4 (closed Suridays) Oh, sure, we could cut � Wlis is down on the size, use �� -� artificial cheese, skimp on the items and thensell no cheap _ it two for one. But we �� fl;�� just don't believe in doing If rather have a business that way. ���� .... yot. d pizza. � but you have For over 20 years, we' ve �,� Paglia i's, been making the best a coupon. from some pizza we know how, and_ ••� we've been delivering it other place, we'd "druther" you used it free, in 30 minutes or less. Call us, tonight. here on one of our Large Thick Crust Drivers carry under $20. Pies. Ill. © 1982 Domino's Pizza, Inc. Offer good after 10 p.m. on Friday and Saturday and all day Sunday Inside orders only Limit $2.00 for Jarge $1 . 50 for medium $ 1 . 00 for small