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This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1983 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in May by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Friday, May 6, 1983 will . be mostly sunny, windy and warmer with highs in the low 80s. Friday night will be partly cloudy, windy and warmer with a 40 per cent chance of showers and aste thunderstorms. Lows will be in the University rn News Eastern Illinois I Charleston, Ill. 61920 I Vol. 68, No. 153 /Two Sections, 20 Pages upper 50s to low 60s. Proposalmay drive students out of s·chool by Marc Pacatte Daily EasternNews Correspondent SPRINGFIELD-As many as 20 to 25,000 students may. be driven out of Illinois colleges and universities as a result of budget cuts, one· higher education offical said Thursday. Donald Walters, Board of Governors executive .director, said "serious consquences" are in store for higher education if the five BOG schools are forced to implement budget contingency plans. The board directed each ·BOG school to draw up provisional budget cuts at graduated levels of 2, 4, 6, and 8 percent in the event that Gov. Jim Thompson and the General Assembly slash the higher education budget by a proposed $100million .. Walters said the contingency plans developed represent "worst-case planning," which, if actually implemented, could mean the loss of 25,000 stud.ents from state schools. Two Greenup families blame A&F Materials Co. waste effects, the fammes have filed suit against BOG Chairman Dominick Bufalino said the "im for the headaches, nose bleeds and shortage of the company. (News photo by Dave McKinney) pact created by shrinking resources" would mean breath they have suffered from. Due to the toxic that an 8 percent budget cut "will actually be a 12 or 13 percent cut." "I may be thick-headed here, but it seems to me . Greenup fa�ilies suffer illn�sses; that if you lose a thousand students, you lose a thou sand tuitions," Bufalino said. Thomas Layzell, BOG deputy executive director neighbors discover toxic waste for administration and fiscal affairs, ·said at each by Dave McKinney Greenup location one year later, according to the graduation of the contingency, as staff was cut, the The' winters were the worst. There were nights suit. . amount of students would also have to be reduced. when Beverly and Genf! Byrnes said they would Kenneth Ault, operator, part-owner and presi ''The question then becomes, can we raise tuition both wake up gasping forair . dent of A & F, said he developed a process which high enough;' to meet the revenue reduction created They said the unbearable, fume-laden stench allowed for an environmentally-safe reclamation 'by the loss of studenti;, Layzell added. that the couple's furnace drew into their Greenup of resources from industrial waste-oil and metal Currently, a $500 tuition hike is being discussed as home almost always prompted them to bundle up hydroxide sludges. a possibility to help reduce the budget shortfalls. and to sit outside on their front porch-just to "We thought we had developed something that He said such "hidden" budget reductions such as breathe. was a boon for mankind, and we proceeded to the additonal loss ·of students at each cut level would The neighbors to the east of them on think we could make a buck off it," he said. create a "cyclical effect" that could be disasterous to Fairground Hill, Max and Linda Niccum, said Consequently, it did not takelong for A & F to the BOG. they constantly had an abundance of headaches, amass a prestigious clientele which included the Bufalino added· that the two items coupled nose bleeds and skin rashes. Aluminum Company.of America, he said. together-a percent cut with reduced revenue from Both families agreed that the blame for their an According to the federal suit, ALCOA tuition-"would create a much worse situation than noying problems Hed with their neighbor across transported about 5 .2 million gallons of shown here." from them on Old Route 40. Tucked quietly in polychlorinated. biphenyl (PCB) tainted oil and Western Illinois University President Leslie woods was A & F Materials, a company with the sludge to the Greenup facility. A & F was Malpass said· if the upper percentage contingencies are implemented, Western would "not be able to aim of milking usable petroleum from toxic in reportedly paid $650,000· by ALCOA for disposal, dustrial waste. the suit states. handle the requirements of cutting back above 6 per The families organized and filed suit against A Also named in the suit were the Charleston AM cent" without experiencing financial exigency. & F Materials in June 1979 to stop operations. Bruning division of A-M International, Financial exigency is the point at which the fiscal Wh;tt began as a temporary injunction has spawn McDonnell-Douglas, Northern Petrochemical affairs of an institution become severe enough to ed into a still-pending civil case at the federal level Compc:tny, CAM-OR Incorporated and Petrolite release it from contractual and tenure obligations in which includes some of America's corporate Corporation. order.to ease the situation. · were developed giants. The suit alleges that all of these waste Walters said the contingency plans the "potential for A & F Materials, which began as a.corporation generators, excepting McDonnell-Douglas, paid A as a "drill" to be ready for _danger" if the governor and the General Assembly in Nevada in 1976, started operations at its (See NEIGHBORS, page 3) do not reach a compromise on Thompson's pro.posed tax hike package by the end of the current fiscal year to fight toxic waste suits on June 30. Hartigan Having the schools develop the plans was "an ex by Michael Kuo � $1.5 million, he added. tremely useful exercise, particulai:Iy if we have to face Attorney Qeneral Neil Hartigan recently "We need the resources to get rid of the cases the music in July," he added. testified to the Illinois House Appropriations on the books now," he said. "It would be shame on us," Walters said, "if we· Committee .his office neds $1.5 million in fiscal Hartigan's division chief for environmental af weren't prepared" for the possibility of the cuts. year 1984 to tackle current toxic waste litigation, fairs downstate, Reed Neuman, said that A & F Walters said, "Come July 1 when we know these an aide to Hartigan said Thursday. . Materials, which · stored toxic waste in· Greenup, cuts will happen, we'll have to come to terms" with Hartigan's press secretary Jerry Owens said "really never intended to make a legitimate goal" the various cut levels, if the legislature does, in fact, even if the request is granted" the attorney of toxic waste dumping. make the implementation of the contingencies general's office may have trouble keeping up with A & F was sued by the Environmental Protec necessary. toxic waste suits. tion Agency, and the litigation is still pending. In Eastern President Daniel E. Marvin said develop Owens said the hazardous waste problem in Il the interim, a cleanup program has been im ing the plan was a "useful early alarm system that linois is "the most serious environmental problem plemented in Greenup. allowed a variety of people to understand what could a ever to face the state." However, Neumam c lled the cleanup project a happen." _ If the appropriation is not granted, "we won�t "band-aid job," and added the operations are on . Marvin developed Eastern's plan with the three be able to do our job the way it should be done for ly an interim project while the litigation awaits a vice presidents-Student Affairs Glenn Williams, the state," Owens said. verdict. Administration and Finance George Miller and Pro However, initiating new legislation on toxic The Illinois EPA "is still trying to determine the vost and Academic Affairs Stanley Rives-and the waste would be difficult even with the requested scope" of the cleanup project, Neuman said. 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David Reed Dally EasternNews Friday, May 6, 1983 3 harges filed _____from pag e 1 student court & F for disposal of their products at cums have compiled a notebook detail taminated water were pumped from n theNeighbors Greenup site, until the facility was ing the 10 to 15 semi-loads they said the pits through a charcoal gainst Senate permanently shut down in 1981. were dumped on the average day. They purification process then discharged However, Ault said with these big also took snapshots of the substances into the Embarras. MeUnda Wilson accounts, came big environmental that poured into the ditch west of the . The level of PCBs was reduced to Vicki Vass headaches. site, Linda said. one part per billion before being releas A suit has been filed with the Stu In a March 1980 study by the Federal To do this "investigative work," ed, he added. t Supreme Court against the Stu EPA, which is quoted extensively Byrnes and Niccums would go out on In what Ewart called the second t Senate for its alleged failure to act throughout the suit, concentrations of weekends, jars in hand, to get ex cleanup phase, he stimated that operly with recent election com e PCB on the site ranged from 80 parts amples of the chemicals being emptied "anywhere from $1.5 to 2.5 million" 'nts. · per billion to 49,000 parts per billion. in to the Embarras. will be needed from the $1.6 billion Senior Greg Rose, who filed the suit, PCBs, a suspected cancer-causing Gene said, "We'd go down to the fund to move the sludge to an approv 'd he was not satisfied that all of the agent, are considered the most hazar river and get samples, and it was just ed landfill in Ohio. mmendations were not passed dous material dumped at the cite. old, black-looking stuff." He added The corporations named in the suit ednesday night. Ault said that ALCOA mixed the that sometimes the chemicals would be could be required to pay as much as The two recommendations not pass carcinogen with their waste and sent it blue and red. three times that price for cleanup. stated that former Student Body to him without his knowledge. In addition, Max said whenever the Counting the previous expenses, he esident Terry Teele, Senator Mark Citing a letter that he - allegedly _ trucks would empty, which often was said that the costs could total as high as hiavi and juniors Joe Wheeler and received which guaranteed that at night, odor was at its worst. $4 million before a total cleanup has ohn Modder be sanctioned for com ALCOA's shipments did not contain Linda said, both families offered to taken place. 'tting election bylaw violations. PCBs, Ault said, "It specifically said sell Ault their homes to get away from Junior Jeff Wochinski, who filed that PCBs were something they weren't the hassles of living across the road e of the six elections complaints, going to send me. Why do you think fromA &F. 'd Thursday, "I feel as though poll they've been so agreeable about clean By June 1980, though, the orkers have a responsibility to know • ing this up?" discharges were occurring at such fre e regulations and after last night, the The EPA detected PCBs, quent intervals, the Federal EPA mov tter was just brushed under the polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons, · ed in to remedy the problem. The suit pet." waste oils and phenol in a railroad notes that about $240,000 was spent Student Body President John Cole ditch which drains from the A & F site lowering the level of wastes in the pits, 'd there was controversy because to the Embarras River. All of the diking, trenching and removing the lection judges did not know the chemicals are carcinogenic and highly wastes. ific election procedures. toxic in small amounts, according to Eleven months later, in May 1982, · However, Cole said the senate made the suit. the EPA returned to try to prevent e correct decision in voting against There were allegedly eight discharges overtopping in the lagoons. This ef Pop your head election committee's recommenda into the ditch between November 1978 fort, the suit maintains, cost the and throw up A 'ons. and May 1981. The suit states that government $62,000. on Sunday. Student Senator Sue Elia said the were potent enough to Illinois EPA Attorney Steve Ewart these discharges Sha boom udents named in the complaints lied threaten the life in the area. Those liv said that last March the EPA came forever, o the student senate about the alleged ing near the site did not consider A & F once again, and this time spent violations. 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MarvinIn what may have been selected the 'Person of the· In add itioYear'n to his concern toughest economic year Illinois . academics, Marvin has alw has ever faced, Eastern has sur strived to bring recognition to vived drastic budget cuts and university. In October 1 982, come out relatively made a second trip to Poland unscathed-due largely to the ef .)·.. · part of the American Associaf forts of one man. of State Colleges and Universi Eastern President Daniel E.·Mar to follow up on a 1 980 agreem vin steered the university through to begin more exchange eff higher education's roughest fiscal between Polish and U.S. edu year and managed to divide a man tional institutions. He was part datory 2 percent budget cut fairly the original team to visit Poland among all areas of the university. 1980. For his strong leadership this In summer 1 98 1 , Marvin ma year-and in the past six trips to Korea, Taiwan and China years-The Daily Eastern News establish a working relationship editorial board has chosen Marvin faculty and increase student as its Person of the Year for 1 983. changes. Marvin implemented the budget He was also instrumental in cuts with a steady hand and made inging the St. Louis football C sure that the decrease in funding dinals' · training camp did not affect the quality of Eastern-another move whi academics at Eastern. bro1..1ght attention to the universi And that's another reason the Throughout the past six yea News chose Marvin as the person Marvin always has tried to rem who made the most outstanding contribu elude a writing competency examination, accessible to Eastern students, faculty tion to the university this year. Marvin has senior seminars and increased semester staff. He always has worked to take th always placed academics above other con hours requirements in math/science. opinions into account when making d cerns and kept the meaning of "university" Eastern's honors program is now a thriv- sions. in mind when making decisions. ing part of the university's curriculum with This year he restored some financial aid In February 1 980 Marvin asked the Coun courses in most academic areas available the swimming team after its aid was · cil on Academic Affairs to create an honors for advanced students. completely. He also approved an air con program for exceptional students and to Marvin also approved the Prescriptive · tioning shutdown in early fall to save East make general education requirements Curriculum Admission Program this year to money on its fuel bills. stronger to provide students with a broader admit educationally disadvantaged students We commend Marvin for his efforts t liberal arts background. to Eastern. Under the PCAP, students must year and in the past and wish him luck in · Those requests have since become reali take specified courses and meet regularly new job as president of the First Natio General education requirements were ty. with their counselors to check on their pro- Bank of Mattoon and its holding compan updated, effective fall semester to in- 1981, gress. First Mid-Illinois Bancshares, Inc.
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FridayEditor: night rehearsal? After four years of college clas What do you look forward to this summer? research papers and tests I eag await Wednesday, May 11 , my final exam. I couldn't decide if I should go ho · and then drive back on Saturday w my parents for graduation or stay h and go out with my friends Friday nig to celebrate one last time together. Unfortunately, my decision w made for me. . Those stude graduating Saturday afternoon are r quireQ. to attend a rehearsal for co mencement on Friday night. I believe rehearsal is necessary to ensure "smooth" commencement but on F day night? Why couldn't they schedule it e Friday afternoon or some other time?
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Linda Lund Susan Buesklng Chris Byron Mike Mllnamow senior junior junior freshman CEditor:herish the memories dietetics speech pathology graphic arts pre buslne11 i' would like to thank men's tenn coach Sexton for the time and e Being down here for the Going to Washington I'm just looking forward to No bills to pay and a Carl fort he has put into this year's team. summer and having D.C. to work at Doctor's getting out of school, going relaxing job at the country would like to say thanks to the rest graduated. Also I look for Hospital. Also exploring all home, turning 21 and party club. Also getting some the team for providing me w· ward to beginning clinical the museums and institutes ing. sun. work at St. Anthony's memories that I'll cherish for a lifetime. in the Capitol city. .,, Hospital in Effingham. MarkMunie Captain, men's tennis team e Dally Eastern News Friday, May 6, 1983 5
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______5/6 5/6 ______5/9 MENTS now renting summer Help Wanted NEED FEMALE FEMALE SUBLEASER 11eed and fall. Call 345-2363 Summer Sublease: Nice SUBLEASER for Summer. ed for summer. Share spacious between 1 and 5 p.m. furnished, one bedroom Fall/Spring option. .Own 1 bedroom apartment, water, Rent -----�----00 ment for two. ($85/ CRUISE SHIP JOBS! . $14- bedroom, 2 blocks from cam garbage, May rent paid. A/C Apartments for summer & 348-5928. 28,000 Carribean, Hawaii, pus. Available May 14. Call fully furnished, 1 block from 2 bedroom house for 4 peo fall, 1 & 2 bedrooms, furnish World. Call· for Guide, Direc Francine 345-6280. campus, $80/mth. For info, ple. 9 mo. lease. $100.00 per ed, unfurnished, close to cam Summer only. Large tory, Newsletter. 1-916-722- ____,___ _ 5/6 call Sharon 348-8397. person, 714 4th St . Call Ron pus. Summer discount. Call 1- close to campus, 1111, ext. Eastern lllu. Desperate. One female ______5/6 Cortney Reality 348-8146. 543-3.483 or 345-9386. bedrooms $50/month. Ti ______7/1 2 ______needed to fill 4 person Need roommate for fall c/M,W,F-00 ______00 Chris 345-9683. CRUISE SHIP JOBS! Great townhouse. Interested? Call and/or summer. Beautiful BEAUTIFUL APT., for 3 peo Female share house income potential, all occupa Angela 581 -3975. house with own bedroom. Full ple, starting May 18th and, �all $1 25/month plus utilities. 1, 2, 3 & 4 bedroom fu tions. For information call: ______5/6 basement, garage, car ·port, option. Water and trash paid, Private room. Call Maura 345- ed apartments for Fall & 602-837-3401 Ext. 847. Female subleaser for Sum and big yard. $1 30 mo. 1 /2 for info call 345-6063. 2136. Summer 1 /2 price. Call ______c5/2 ,6 mer. Own room, furnished, ------5/6 ______00 summer. Jean, 348-5132. - :--:- 7171 from 10-1 1 and fr A/C , laundry facilities, 1 1 /2 Bruce, 581 -2634. _ Corner 1 or 2 people needed for FREE May rent, June and Ju 7. blocks from . campus. Cathy 9th/Grant. summer sublease. Very clo&e ly 40% off, 1511 1st St. , call 348-531 0. ______5/6 to cam pus. Rent negotiable. anytime to see apartment. ___:______5/6 One female roommate need Fall option. 345- 1544. 348-041 6. Apartment for Summer SUMMER SUBLEASE, 1 ed for Summer only. Large, at ______5/6 and/or Fall. Must allow well . male needed for a clean , tractive apartment for two girls behaved cat. 345-1359. modern, 2-person apartment, located at 61 7 Polk Street, just * * * * * * * * * * * * fully furnished, close to cam- one block from campus. Own "' "' Now Renting , pus, A/C, paid water & trash, bedroom, air-conditioned, fur "' free off-street parking. Rent "' Summer Fall Rides/Riders nished and private parking. On- "' "' & $57 per month. Call 348- • ly $75 a month. Please call As close to campus 5016. Laurie, 348-0871 after 5 p.m. "' "' Ride needed to Col.umbia, ______Summer as you can get! 5/6 ______5/6 "' "' Missouri, weekend of May 7th! _ "' "' NEW rent range for Call Michelle. 348-5296. "' Dance "' ______5/6 "' "' accomodating 2 or Ride needed to Lakeland Ballet College, Thursday, 7:00 for Steve Liautaud "' "' 3 or 4 persons summer class. Help with gas. "' "' PARTY Jazz (as low as$80 also a 1 0% discount offered) Call. 345-2974. Shrode "' 3'1\i �ST "' 81 O Regency Circle, Charleston ______.5/6 & Tap BRXD6£ Pauline "' "' ON TH E. "' "' Jacqueline �� OFFICE HOURS: Roommates LEFT. WILL PARTY! "' "' �s'+- 0 -1'9.f "' "' \}\ Mon·Fri. 9·5 q4,�I' . LOOkRJR Bennett 0 "'° Very nice two bdrm. furn. THE · 'em "' "' 'l>'a Saturday 1 0·4 0"" ��"' Join Dance Center �\.. apt. Grad. student needs two Sat., May "' • �C� Sunday 12·4 �o,, roommates for Summer and/or 7 • "' Fall-Spring. Call 348-5048. Call REGENCY APARTMENTS Noon till ? • .. t:,ffl ______5/6 '4f< • "' Roommate needed close to Food, Bee & Fun 345-7182 r • "' campus, real nice place! Call M.4Rrr,; 345-91 05 Jeff at 2505 soon! BE THERE! .. "' ______5/6 « * * * * * * * * * * *
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Proficiency June 7, 4:30 p.m. is the Application for Gym. MUST have that course ap should check with all d Examination Fee deadline for dropping an in Graduation Enrollment procedures will proved in Records Office prior ments to clear all obliga On November 15, 1983, the tersession class. Application and reapplication include PAYMENT OF FEES. to enrolling ior the course. prior to semester or su President's Council approved Michael D. Taylor for graduation for Summer Michael D. Taylor Students should ask to see Mr. term breaks and/or leaving an increase in the fee for profi Director,_ Registration Term 1983 must be ac Director, Registration Conley or Mr. Martin to discuss University permanen ciency exams to more ade complished no later than the taking work by cor Transcipts of the acad quately meet the costs of pro Elgin or South deadline of 4:30 p.m. on Tues Grade Change Appeals respondence. record of any student with cessing and administering Elgin Residents day, June 21 , 1983. The Appeals to change assigned James E. Martin unclear record will be wit them. As of July 1, 1983, the We have received notice of a necessary forms are available grades must be initiated by the Registrar and not sent to any one or cost for a proficiency exam will scholarship limited to residents in Records Office. student through the _ ap place. If the obligation is become $10.00 per semester of Elgin or South Elgin who will James E. Martin propriate instructor within four Graduation tremely serious or prolong hour. be entering their junior year as Registrar weeks after the start of the Requirements Deadline may result in a complete J nies E. Martin a a full-time student offered by grading period following the For a student to be con on a student record which Registrar the Elgin Rotary Club. This Summer Registration one for which the contested sidered a Spring Semester eludes withholding gr scholarship is a $2,000 annual A continuing student who did grades were recorded. The 1 983 graduate ALL graduation reports and precludes rea Intersession scholarship. Application forms not pre-enroll for Summer term deadline for Spring Semester requirements must be met by sion, registartion, or gr Adds/Drops are available on the Second 1983 may register June 13 or 1 983 gr�de change appeals is 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May t o n A student who needs to Floor, East Wing, Student Ser 1 4 according to the following Wednesday, July 13, 1983. 31 , 1 983. This means that any James E. M change his Intersession vices Building. Deadline for ap schedule by first letter of last James E. Martin removals of incompletes, Regi schedule may do so in the plying for this scholarship is name: Registrar changes of grades, or an of Registration Operations Room .May 16, 1983. MONDAY, JUNE 13: (A) ficial transcript of academic Reapplication (south basement McAfee) Sue McKenna 9:00 a.m .. (B) 9:35 a.m .. 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MER SUBLEASE: Very ·Fall and/or Spring sublease: OLOE TOWNE APT. summer One or two bedroom furnish Need quiet, neat, non For Sale: Furniture including , 3 bedroom house for 4, 2 girls needed to share with 1 subleasers. Female. Air condi ed apartment. Women only. No smoking female roommates for dresser, hide-a-bed, recliner, , dose to campus. girl in 2 bedroom apt. close to tioned. Big Balcony. Call 581- pets. 345-2206. Youngstowne Townshouse. and swivel rocker. Prices negotiable. 348-5268. campus. Newty remodled, and 5475. ______5/6 Fall, spr ing. Call Julie 3237.. negotiable. Phone Julia 348- -- -5/6 well furnished. Call Swan ______516 Furnished four bedroom 5/6 5948. "=-:- :---:-:---:- ,4 room furnished apart- (581-5138) or Tip (348-. SUMMER -· large . 2- house. Women only. No pets. 1 room apt. older building ______51 6 • men, summer reduced, 7577). bedroom apt. furnished 345-2206. near square. Quiet mature te 197 4 Mustang, best offer,
subleased, 345-4846. ______5/6 everything pd. including cable. ______5/6 nant. $14 5/monthly 1 2 month good mileage, cassette. limited 5/6 FALL, Large efficiency, 170. 345-5023. 4 BR furnished house at lease. 160-9 month. Cati 345· rust, Call Gary 348-5801 . "="=-=-::- - --""=-,...,=-=--=-s ______T0wNE APT. um_m. er Sli!perate kitchen, furnished, 9 ______516 320A St. Available August 16. 4742. 5/6 leasers needed 2 month lease Aug. 15, heat, Summer only three No pets. 345-7286. · ______5/6 San sui 4 channel receiver s. Call 348-541 7. water, gb. pd. $175.00, 345- bedroom house 3 blocks from �------5/6 Private rooms for Summer. 60 watts per channel, Sans.ui .______5/6 5023. campus. $1 50/month. 348- Summer sublet, two near campus. (Women only). SP 2500 speakers 80 watt female roommate need SUMMER, 3 . large 8408. bedroom furnished apartment. Reasonable. 345-6760. capacity $350. Cali 348- _ Fall '83 and Spring '84 bedrooms, kitchen, 2 living ______516 Very close -to campus. Rent ------..,..--5/6 5574. t Spring '84. Nice rooms, bath, gb. pd. 1 /2 Now leasing two bedroom negotiable. 348- 1266. SUMMER SUBLEASE, with _516 s apartment. close to utiities. $150.00, 345-5023. furnished apartment. McArthur ______5/6 Fall option . Nice 2 bedroom Loft and carpeting - fits s, furnished, air condi -,------5/6 Manor, 345-6544 or 345· Nice 2 BR apartment at 1 06 apartment close to campus, dorm rooms like Taylor Hall . Call 348-1 645. 2 Summer subleasers. Nice 2231 . W. Jackson. Garage and laun A/C, water paid. Call 348- Will sell cheap. Call 581 · "--...,-----..,..------5/6 apartment very close to cam ______oo dry. Av ailable August 16. No 5405 . 3305. . for 1 or 2 for Fall & also pus, besides Hardee's. Rent Campus area-furnished pets. 345-7286. ______516 516 Summer ·only. 345- negotiable. Please call 348- three bedroom house. five per ______516 2 girls needed for fall or sum Bunkbeds: (Loft-type) for 7792 after 5. sons. Washer/Dryer, 2 baths, Summer Subleasers, 4 peo mer. Nice house close to cam Thomas type dorm room. Must !:-'--:-----:---:---:--5/6 ______5/6 low utilities, Aug. - May lease. ple. $58.0Q. Across from pus. 345-7529. sell. Best offer. Call 58 1- room apts. 1 summer & STUDENT APAl}l'MENTS for $550/month paid by semester pool. A/C. 348-7823. ______519 2391 . ; 2 bedroom house 6th RENT. All types furnished and 345-2737. ______5/9 Desper ate! Roommate need· ______516 for Fall. Call Dorothy at unfurnished. Several locations. ______00 Need 2 female to share ed for summer to share really For Sale in Westfieid. Doub.le R.E. 345-7023. Very nice. ForU.2.3, or 4 Nice furnished apartment for house with 5 girls. 9 . month nice OLD TOWNE Apartment. wide trailer 24· x 50'. On or off ---,...... ----- 5/6 students. Call Jan at 345· summer only. Across from lease. 1 Y2 blocks from cam D.W./microwave, AC/rent lot. Extras 2 outside buildings, room furnished apart 2113. Pem. Hall. Call 345-4757 after pus. Call Judy 581 -2972. negotiable. 348-0361 . wooo stove, washer/dryer, . Summer only. Heat, -=------5/6 -5p.m. ______516 ______516 dishwas her. microwave. Call , trash removal paid. Off. One b�droom apartments for ______00 Single rooms for women with House & Apts. available sum· 967-5466 after 5 p.m. parking for two. One · rent. Partially furnished, water SUMMER ONLY Houses or kitchen. Summer $95, Winter mer only or fall lease. Sr./grad ______516 from EIU. 345-6009, and garbage included. $125· apartments. Separate $1 10. Call 345-6253. no loud parti es! Call 345- Sanyo plus series pre-amp.
1088. $150 per month. Phone 345· bedrooms $50 each. Call Ron ______5/6 5257. Less than one year old. Phone '-- - 5/6 215 1. Ask for Jasper or David. at Century 21, 345-4488. Need one male or one female 00 345-2070. Ask for Mark. -::-:--...,-- --:-,.-- • • 3 br. house N. cam 516 ______5i6 to share house. All utilities paid 5/9 Available at reduced rate Two bedroom apartments for HOUSE-Near campus. and washer/dryer furnished. . For sale: 1 978 Fiat X19 con· Summer. 3 people rent close to campus; fully fur Three bedrooms for 5 Close to college. Call after Fo r. Sale vertable. Call 345-9390, ask ed. Phone 345-2272 nished, new carpet new fur students. $1 00 each. Call Ron 5:00 - 345-4438. for Bill. 6-8 evening only. niture. Water, garbage, cable CENTURY 21. 345-4472. ______516 For Sale: TRS-80 Model Ill ______519 -----...,----- 5/6 TV included in rent. $1 35 each ______5/6 FURNISHED HOUSE 2 personal computer (2 disk Dorm refrigerator and guitar plis area,modern 1 per for 3·5120 for 4, phone 345- SUMMER SUBLEASE: fur bedrooms for 4 students close drive 48k Ram) ' includes for SALE. Both GOOD SHAPE. efficiency w/utilities. 4508. nished apartment-good to EIU, summer or fall. Call Ron printer and cassette player. 581 -3874. O/month Summer. ______5/6 location-May rent paid. Call at Century 21, 345-4488. Also includes cobol. fortran, 516
ing option. N�w 3 BR Singles needed for two 348-7851. ______5/6 and other assorted software Carpet cut to fit dorm room. $150 month summer. bedroom apartments close to ______516 Very large private rooms · packages and games. Call Baby blue - wall-to-wall. Must ·2737. campus. $135 per person. New, furnished apartment. near Square. Fall/Spring $135; 345·4 755 or 234-6854 ask sell. Call 581 -5057.
for Terry. ______� ----,-...,--=-5/6 Phone 345-4508. Air conditioned, parking area 1 summer $80. Call 345-7171 5/� -:-: ______ge (4 rooms) 1 BR apt. ______5/6 block from campus. Summer from 1 0-11 or 5· 7. 516 12"B & W RCA TV, ex location Summer/Fall SUMMER SUBLEASE: Five and/or Fall. Call 348-1467. ______516 For Sale: Dining room table cellent condition. $70. Call plus 1 /2 heat. 345· bedroom house on second 5/6 Summer and fall-nice 2 with swivel chairs $25 . . 2 34 5-1 461 anytime. 3. street. Nice place at Furnished 1 bedroom apt, bedroom furnished apartment. dressers and a desk $5 each 516 ------5/6 reasonable price. Call 581 · for summer .. Half of May rent Call after 4:30 weekdays or on Call 348-5452. Sola bed. Green-Gold. $50 ished apartments for fall. 3388 or 581 -3389. paid. All water and trash paid. weekends. 345-4456. 5·6 or best offer. Call 581 -5659 ns, $300; 1 to 2 per- -=------5/6 Rent negotiable. 345-1618. ______516 Single loft. Great for dorm after 4 p.Q1. • $200; nice for a couple. OLDETOWNE APARTMENT ______5/6 SUMMER ONLY with 2 peo· room. Roommates bed able to ___5/6 345-1587 for appoint- summer subleasers needed. 4 BR house for 4-5 students. pie for nice apt. A/C. Water fit under it. Great room saver' Blue Eastern jacket. Size ·call 581 -3636 or 581 -3738. Summer or fall. 1 mile from paid. Rent Negotiable. Call Price negotiable. Call JR 2l38 small. Price negotiable. Call 516 ,,_,..,_""--=-,..,."'"-::-:--::-:::-..,.5/6. ,----,------5/6 campus. Call Ron at CENTURY 348-5485. 348-0742. MER suBLEASE : Nice MUST SUBLEASE, Summer 21, 345-4488. Bunk beds for sale. Good ___ . ______516 condition. Call 348- 7 556. room house - carpeted first month's rent free. 2 ______,_ . 5/6 JUST AVAILABLE - Very For Sale, Brown leather furnished - for 3-5 girls. bedroom apartment close to Furnished apartment single nice 5 bedroom house. One --.,,,...------516 couch and car, $50.00. Call negotiable. Call 348- campus. 581-2269. bedroom for 2 people. Call block from campus. 1057 7th 48K Computer with 2 disk 348-5405. 7 for more info. �------5/6 345-9641. - nice front porch. No charge drives for $21 00 or best offer ______516 includes lots of software. Call ':---:-:--:--...,..---516 One Female Sublease need· ______5/6 washer and dryer Call 345· 7.9 Trans Am, tee tops, low 2 9th Apt.. others, fur ed for summer. Furnished Own room for summer. Price 7554. 235-5908 miles, one of the nices, most . unfurnished, low Sum- 516 Bedroom in Large House Close negotiable, very reasonable. ______516 options. $7 ,500.00. 345- rates. 345-4046. to Campus. Call Kathy, 348· Ask for Jim, 345-1 446. NICE TRAILER, for girl only, BOSE 20 1 speakers, must . 4220. sell, best offer. Call Terry. --,.-----,---- 5/6 . 5004. ______5/6 $1 1 O per/month (includes ___ 5/6 ge 2 bedroom apt. fur 348-7525. 5/6 Large, 5 bedroom house, utilities) 345-9240. Puzzle Answers ' utilities paid, close to No rental truck needed if you partially remodeled, for Sum· .,,..---..,.------516 ______5i6 for 4 students in the leave your belongings in a mini mer with Fall option. Rent Pioneer CT· 7R stereo ! 01 J A T A l EI'S A N'G . Summer Sublease, 2 people, IA l A S T . Reduced price for Sum storage this summer. Why haul negotiable. Call 345-1446. cassette deck. Has built _in • 0 K A y I E Z I 0 new. close to campus, own IL A c u S T R I N E I l 10 N E ______computer capabilities, was . 345-2390. everything home when you can 5/6 bedrooms, water & trash in· I N K•Q U A K S A l V E R leave it in Charleston? Storage Large, quiet 3 room apart· eluded $450. Now ·$350. Only 3 s � v- K y 0 T o--- . Sue 348-0768. T rates starting at $20 per mon· ment, partially furnished, heat, _5/9 months oh;L Call 345-1670 I ! U D I -- F E U D E D th, sizes ranging from 48 water, trash paid, 1 /2 block after 5. G E RM•C U E D TR A y SUMMER QNLY Three R I •• B E T r.v I X T•A V E ______5/6 ______516 square feet up to 220 square from square. Available now females needed for nicely fur A N WAR• SE M I I A � E D mer Sublease with fall feet. Mini-storage . of $200/mo. 345-6362 after nished 4 bedroom house. One New TRS-80 Model Ill (2 B E S T I R -- E X � E 5 5 . 1 bedroom. apartment. Charleston. West Route 16 in 5:00 p.m. or 348-0664 1 :00· block off campus. $50 a mon disk drive) computer. 217- -- AN A p E••A F T to campus. 348-5520. Charleston. Phone 345· 7746. 5:00 p.m. 868-5566. U I I� K 5 I l v E R -· H th. Please call 3537 or 3533. u s N A I p IE 0 E T R I A N ______,__ 5/6 ______5/9 ______5/6 ______516 IMA M I ! 0 E H ..-A H N D A N A I 0 A ff I T ·-·IG G romt ,he Wizard 's Closet------. Kegar the Beerbaria 11�------�------
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Large Duncan Phyfe Dining Kathy Meegan, Kim Heymis, New everyday photo pro 1983 Greek Week Staff: Green House girls: Thanks SUE CRADDOCK Table, seats too, $10. Exe. and Julia Boldt: pick up your cessing special. ..FREE TWIN Marty, Shari, Jill, Susan, Tam for a fantastic year! Good luck need are condition. $250/reasonable student ID's at the Eastern PRINTS ...2-d ay sel'Vice. Con my, Mark, Louise, Bob, Cindy, to everyone. Love, Cyndee. sunglasses ...and this offer. Need space. Olympia News office. venient location ..TO KENS in Kim, T.J .. Pam, John, Am� , ______5/6 wine at Fox Ridge ... portable typewriter, in case, ______5/6 University Village. Jim, Scott, Jan, Andy, Tina, Kim Roza, Here's to: Wild peanut buster parfait in $50. Lawn boy 21" self Donna Cullen and Tara cM,W,F-00 Kevin, Laurie, Natalie, Rich, times in Texas, 4 o'clock But that's all I need! propelled mower/bagger, Mason pick up your drivers GRAMPS GRAMS SINGING Nan, Peggy and you too Meri! clubs, D.Q. runs, Tan bods, look wholesome. All $135. Older man's 26" licenses at the Eastern News Telegr______ams! Pies in face Greek Week was a smashing Hallowenn '82, The Bunnies know you only like m Schnwinn collegiate bike, $40. office. available. $500. 345-2917. success! Thank you for all of from EIU, "you're not wearing ability to obtain ______5/6 sweats to dinner," pigging out, 345-3771 . ______5/6 your time, hard work and (Raul, I'm sure!). Geh LOST: Maroon and grey run road trips, motercycle rides, that a rabbit's natural ______5/9 Steve Liautaud, Shrode, and dedication. Your willingness to Bach Stradivarius silver ning suit and Tiger shoes in Pauline are graduating in May. take on many responsibilities speeding tickets, "Hide the in Elburn . You'd belt trumpet. Used 3 weekends, IMC at Buzzrd. Please call if We will lose a few very good and put in endless hours is beer," and hangovers, just to that out right way. I'll $545 (sells $750 new). 345- any info. Margo 348-0768. friends. Join· them for a party greatly appreciated. I have en name a few. Good luck next MEOW. 3771 or see Mr. Hi llyer. 27" ______5/6 Sat. May 7th. CALL MIKE at joyed your friendship and sup year. I'll miss you tons. Love, blue man's Schwinn suburban LOST: Blue EIU jacket/Sigma 345-1160 for directions and port. It has been wonderful Cyndee. To The Original Ma 5 speed bike. Used approx. Pi letters; Saturday at the info. working with all of you. Thanks, ______5/6 gratulati ons to the 20-30 miles, $125 includes games. ______5/6 too, for all of the gifts to keep Carl P., Here's a little incen members of Mu Alpha generator set, 345-3771. ______5/6 Mooner, Sandee, Lisa, and my Greek Week spirit up. Palm tive to get you through finals have a lot of memories. 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Remember all the noon in the South Quad to buy Mom and Dad, I love you! The Daily Eastern News has Call Gary 345-3977 today. Jim, You have such ·a way good times - the flying your favorite PIKE for the day. many items (keys, glasses, ______5/6 with words (leech?!) You pro cheeps, Sheila's broken bed, 5/6 Thanks to: Everybo etc.) that have been turned in. I am looking for a young lady I bably rigged the storm. I've yet red-hand punch, "Endless CONGRATULATIONS PAM took my surveys, who's If you are missing something, met . in the basement of to see you glow in the dar.k. I Love," quarters, the "I Know" KINCAID. You've done a super me support, hugs and check at the News office. All Sporty's on the evening of April guess I haven't "turned you song, balloons on the ceiling, job. -The Women of memories through four . items will be disposed of at the 30th. · She has short blonde on" yet. Well, I guess I'll have and countless other memories. Panhellenic Council Grad school calls, and end of the semester. hair and is here for summer to keep on trying. I know how Thanks to every one of you for ______5/6 shall retu rn! Love ya, La --,..,,..,-..,_-.,.------00 school from Champaign. If this to get rid of that gray hair but a great four years. Good luck The Annual PIKE Auction is FOUND: Calculator at SMC is you, I would really like to talk so does ROTC - buzz! I've with the future and visit me Saturday at noon in the South Dave A., Have a happy at library Sunday night. Owner tc you again. Please call 728- had fun even though I've had to sometime in the sunshine Quad. Come buy one for. the gopher. Remember at call to identify after 8:00 p.m .. 7780. The Pool Player. give up a role of control for a state!! Love, Susan. day. apathy rocks and don't 581-2330. ______5/6 more passive subservient one. ______5/6 ______5/6 the fire with gas ______5/5 To everyone's sweetheart, Ha! I'm going to miss you. Take Sue, Summer of '81, death PAM KINCAID - Congratula Knowledge is good LOST: Gold heart charm Stu: Who broke your heart? We care. Love, Sue. rides, water bombs, nuthouse tions on being chosen Panhel Next year let's do m between McKinney and Lantz will all miss you, who will we ______5/6 parties ,· Van Halen, Journey Woman of the Month. hunting now that we are parking lot. If found call 581 - sing to? Wiseman, Today's the day. and Loverboy, Donut House, -----,----- 5/6 to be both free birds?! 2669. Sentimental Value! ______5/6 Hope you're hungry! UF. Quack, How'sthe duck? 2434 AMA Alert: Come join in the your big opportunity. S ______5/6 To my two rommates, Luke ______5/6 - What's a squeeze? Who's fun today at annual AMA pic in oblivion. Chip. LOST: Billfold between Spencer type of characters, Georgia-bound: These past the air head? Where is the cat? nic. Time: 4:00. Place: i 402 Weller Hall and Coleman. and the alumni of the Gork few months were fantastic Peeping Tom, miniature golf, 9th St. Don't miss the fun. Finder keep money - please Floor in Triad. Thanks for the because of you! Thanks for Querry, Thursday nights, ______5/6 return driver's license & l.D.'s fun and · laughs. Looking for cheering me up, for listening to Mom's, ouch, my toe! Tee, To everyone here at Eastern to desk at McKinney Hall. ward to more "Swangin" next me, and for being a "true hee ..."Com pany doesn't mean who made my college days the Kathy, Susie and all t -,--,------'5/9 year! Love, the alias D.B. gentleman." I'll never forget security. and in every goodbye best in my life. Especially Jim, Sig house girls: Thanks LOST: glasses, black frame if ______5/6 your southern accent, your ter you learn," Oct. 31, 1981, Fred, Denny, John . B.. 3C the wild times this found return to Eastern News To the men of Lambda Chi minally ill toad, weird Bonzo, or Sorry! No cream?! Happy b Stevenson, Micky, Gina, semester. Good luck on or 2219 S. 9th, Apt 121-Pine Alpha, Best of luck for school your handsome mustache! day! May 19 makes you 20. Becky, Kathy, Al, Dan, Patty, and have a great summer. . Tree Apts. Thank you. year 1983-84. I know you will Always remember my crummy No tears please. Thanks for Joe, Kathy s.. the Shelter ya, Bird. ______5/9 continue the brotherhood we tennis game, button-down everything' Love and friends Boys. The memories I have of FOUND: 1 pair of glasses in have. Keep up the good work. shirts, my first raccoon siting, always, Sandra. you will always be with me. I Deidre: You did a gr a tan case and an umbrella in pledging. Activation is Future alumni. JRK Phi Alpha "Lip re-treads," "Vooden ______5/6 couldn't have asked for better the Buzzard Auditorium. Claim 130. Vooden," Dairy Queen treats, No se, pero mi amiga Won friends. I'll never forget: turkey around the corner. Lo at the Eastern News. ______5/6 "what. a pup," my ticklishness Horne ..at G.W. remember: run-camping, Carman 6th floor, love, Mom. ·=---=---.,-----5/9 R.J. Corzillious: The same and (most of all) remember that 1109, home mgt.. Mother's ·canceled Florida trip, LOST: Set of keys 1 apt. but different??? Let's just hope I love you and I'll miss you, and let's go dancin', cervesa, refugees, 218 house parties, Pikes, Congratulations key, 1 mailbox key, and a we don't see any years similar cutie. Someone's gonna be papers, projects, complaining, can you say eviction in less new actives. Good luc finger nail clipper. Lost in Fine to this again. Thanx. See ya! darn lucky to get you! Chicago Jenkins ..Con gratulations! Love than one week, caddy-shack o a1 Arts Building. Call 348-5815 parties, cannonball coming, , . --,------5/6 bound. ya, Moeski. and ask for Nick. ______dream girl, Di, Congratulations on your ______5/6 5/6 schobes for president (he's still ��:z �� ��!�Chris. \�� 519 Alexander Briggs Award and AMA Nert Come Rachel, Hope you and Ali the best candidate), hat club, LOST: Sung lasses, green finishing your last semester. celebrate today at 4:00 at the have fun sitting together. floor cheer, fox ridge, annual To all the graduating lenses ------�and brown frames. I'm proud of you! Well, it's annual AMA picnic. Let's end MASH, Beer, Disadv., .the Mid smokeout, excitable boys, best wishes in the future Reward. call 581-3195. been fun but since you're the year with a bang. The place way, your AM hairdo , the terd, hurry Jim, Jim hurry, I would miss you guys: Love, Chris ______...:_ ___ 5/9 done, it's time for you to go will be 1402 9th St. See you like a cheese pizza, wojo's LOST: One and especially you will be miss blue backpack back home, where your Bobby there! ed. When are we having stew? cabin, tailgaters, sporty's, you Judy, Congratulations with black straps. Crucial that it i lly · knew Bobby roams. I'll miss you next ,_____ 5/6 Congratulations. Love ya, monkey woman you, charades, f na making it. I be �ound. Lost by Stevenson · year. Love ya, your sis and Female summer subleaser Moe. spring vacation to Chicago for could pull them both off. Food Service. Reward! 581- Roomie, Connors. needed____ ,nice furnished apt. - lunch with Harold, wojo is glad to have been able to 5674. ______5/6 ______5/6 Near campus, call 348-5890. Sharon Bray, For two and a dead, sybil goalies, my way, know you and help you thr ______5/9 Kevin, There's not enough ______5/9 half years we have shared and of course WE ARE NOT, the rough spots. You'll LOST: Reward for the return room for three. It'll have to be LaBrioche, I'm sorry. I everything, good and bad. I OR NEVER WILL BE PROUD!! have my love, may your s of the Alpha Phi jacket and two. The mad typist. thought you were a duck. wouldn't trade our time I could go on but as the son never waver and your keys left at the Delta Chi house ______.5/6 ______5/6 for anything. I love says: "and now the end is always clear. Eric. Wednesday night. If found, together Dells, Ready for an all Thanks to all the girls in the you now more than ever, but I near." Once again, thanks for please call Stacy at 345-9571 . nighter? Hope so. AET house, to Cindy Turek, my know I'll love you even more in all the memories, I love you all. Attention: Please return ______.5/9 :-=-= ______5/6 I-don't -wanna-study-buddy, to the years to come. Gary. Let's keep in touch. Thanks, Daily Eastern News Stu LOST: 1 pocket 110 Here's to my roommates, Scott. Habits Survey TOD my daughter Elizabeth Long ______.5/6 Buying Ektralite Camera at Greek uni Lisa, Suzanne, and Stephanie. and Mom Sondra Kov Mommy - I love you, too. ______5/6 ty. If found, please call Amy at ch, to I couldn't have found friends Marty for understanding, to ASTI_ Dillard, Congratulations on Mindo-0, Sue and L 348-8511. Film is very impor better than you to share all the earning a degree. We had our Already looking forward to tant. Pete for the good times (good ------____,,----5/6 good and bad times during my luck in California), to Marsha Susan Laitas - A final doubts at times (many times), year. Have a great sum ______.5/9 4 years at EIU. There is a Eigenbrod for staying in touch, thought before summer. Alays but you proved us all wrong You're all the best. Love, G. LOST: One pair of tan special place in my heart that to Donna for staying in, and remember, Don't ever. forget: and finally got one. Good luck mocossins at long side of LSD will always be saved especially The oxen is slow; but the earth on your next one - whatever it The Alpha Garns cafeteria. especially to Susie Sorci for Call Karen, 581- for you. I love you all very Have fun, bucko. A is. May your stilleto never melt everyone good luck d 5187. always being there. Love, Ja is patient. much. Friends Forever, Tonya. nean. fellow lounge rat. and your lyre always be tuned. finals week and have a .5/9 ______5/6 Eric. ______5/6 ______5/6 summer. See ya next year! ______�------5/6 1-'l.,;1"" '"Pnr t 1,l;.i,.,�,if11: Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements BORS, WARLORDS,. Townhouse Men: Without Dear neighbors, Thanks for Marine, It's hard to believe Bee - What a great roomie. Fulton Street (where?), R BIMS, and all our you sybils we would have been all the good times over past 2 it's already been 4 years since I'm going to miss those What's that under your desk? ds who attended the in BAD SHAPE! Thanks for years. Remember all our we met on that 1 st day at Thursday night talks, playing in Have an 0.K. summe! Ready Event of the Year" in everything. We'll always love drunks and parties. Co-rec Regency. I'm not sure I can the park - counting calories. for a Friday afternoon surprise : The bride and the you! Gina, Kathy, and Becky. games, low-riding in the mildew handle the short hair for the When is our next road trips?" visit? I'll miss ya ...Gue ss who;. would like to tell you ------�516 mountain machine and almost next ? years, and I'll have to try Need more A's! Don't forget ______5i6 h your pesence at the Becky and Kathy: Thanks for getting arrested at the my best to learn how to cook KAU Omegas. Bizarre, just Thanks to the Tri-Sigs for the meant to use. We're the best last year anyone could Schutzenfest, thanks to T.B. beef stroganoff but you know l'I scrumptious! Florida, here we end of the year bash. The y to hear everyone ever ask for. The year has we didn't. Remember the snow always be here for you. Love, come. Oceans, Busch TKE'S. a good time. Thank come to an end but our friend party and the monkees, the tat your future marine corps wife. Gardens and Balloons. Just ·---,----o---- 516 esn't seem quite ships have only just begun. too and yellow-hammer par ______5/6 beat it! She's a maneater - To my button, Seven more to say you made our The memories we've made will ties. thanks for the memories! ·silly, It's been the best year gag me. Ross, did you take days... what will I do without ial day even more always be special to me. I'll See ya at the weddings. Con of college I've ever had, your pill? Next year, my birth you? But I'll never be without and unforgettable. Cin miss you two goalies!! Love gratulations Dog, Moose, especially to share it with so day, be there or be square! I'm you ...will I? Love you, Bubbles. Susan, thanks for being always, Gina. Whell. Love ya, Pam, Karen, meone as sweet as you! I know really going to miss you ! Moo .5/6 part of our wedding .,------,,.---�---,516 Stu. neither of us will forget all the Moo . Diedre Hunt, Congratulations . the music was great! Sigma Pi's: Congratulations ______5/6 silly times and all that we've ______5/6 on finally making it through! . Spake, Mr. Draper on your 3rd intramural cham Phi Beta Chi wishes learned by joining the greek Alinda Mewey - Congratula· You are going to make one fan oes know how to throw pionship. Blood and guts foot everyone good luck on their system. There's so many tions on your engagement! I'm tastic active. I'm so proud of I Boots, we want to ball. Water palo and tennis finals. friends here that will miss you really happy for you! Tuck. you' Love, Mary Anne. your for making this all already down. Softball to go. ______516 very much. Vicky and I will ------�·516 .5:6 , but we still want to You'll do it like everything else. Good luck to all Beta Chi's on come to ISU on roadtrips to Sandrah Dee - Here's to Sigma Campers. Get ready happened with you Love, your sweetheart,. Gail. finals. Study hard! see you, we promise . P.S. I your wild and crazy senior for one wild time tcnighi! Ifs bar at the after party 516 ______5/6 already miss your squirrels. year. U of I and our walk to our last chance to really get y! Lar May, we want 2nd East Weller: Our fun Beta Chi seniors: Laura, Love you, forever. Foo Foo. CArle Clinic, my feet are killing crazy! Love, a fellow ca1nper. chours of "Twist and year is almost over, do you Michelle, Lori, Nancy, Kathy, ------�5/6 me, dead-baby party, dancing ______516 at our 50th anniver remember cramming into tl)e Janet, Deanna, and Kim. We Helen: I know I've only until 4:30, dragging toilet Kathy Eskridge, This se , and Wheel, we VW, Halloween, intramurals, are going to miss you next known you for the past few paper around Karns, Hey Phi semester has begn by far the IOITle nice apartments mudfootball, RA evaluations, year. Take care and may good months, but it's been a great Kaps where's the party? It's bt:!st! I'll miss vou tons over the rent in St. Jacob, do MASH, floor parties and much luck follow you everywhere. few months! Here's to: my fish only 5:00, Mother's in Jan., summer but next semester is t a road map so you much more. We'll miss those of love, the remaining BX's. that you loved st much, our Dammit, Sandy, stand up, no right around the corner. there? Hey, . Leanna, you who are leaving but we ------�5/6 wonderful psychology class, you can't have any more slam Remember ...it's this big! Love e of 1 to 10, how gave Weller Hall a year they'll Congratulations to the BX Mike's Pinto, How many Mike's mers. What has Jessica done ya, Mary Anne. Moose "romp;;? J never forget. Moaner. graduates: Lori, Michelle, are there?, our passion pits, this .time? Levi rendezvous, 5/6 ______re in the heck is your ______5/6 Janet, Laura, Kim, Deanna, and who could forget our and those wile spaghetti din Hey Hags, Do it sober, in a card? Peta A., Mrs. Beth, Happy 19th birthday. Nancy and Kathy. We're proud forever dieting (at least trying ners. Me and the cockroaches black nightie, but keep it crisp wantes another dance· Let's finish up the year and of you. Love, your BX sisters. to) , with Richard Simmons and will miss you. Happy gradua and clean. I'll miss you both. "that nice boy from celebate your birthday with a 516 Carol Hensel. We have had tion! Love, neighbor. Your favorite hag. . " 8th Floor, it was big band. Love, JoAnne, Jen Laura, Well, we didn't kill some great times together, I'll ------�51 6 -----,-----,-516 better than a "rum nifer, Andrea. each other after all. In fact, we miss you a lot when I leave. Rosy (loser) Yuriga, Con Debbie Simon - Good luck , I know you didn't ______516 had a lot of good times on road Good luck this summer and gratulations on graduating. I'm with your internship at the bouquet, but the Cancan and Pat - Good trips and the deep recesses of have a great time next fall in gonna miss ya. Let's party, til Evanston! We are going to did bounce off the luck you two - we've had the room. Congrats on your Stevenson! I wish you all the ya leave. Remember Gateway. miss you so much! Love ya, hed. Maybe he got the great times this year. Let's graduation. Love, your little sis, best! Love, Mary. drive thru (pitcher to goj, Jackie, Karen and Susan . Dog you are the only keep in touch. Connie, be Amy. P.S. I'm glad you will still , ______516 where are our cups, how much ______5/6 rd, we loved the t good and Pat, Happy b-day _ be in grad school next year. MICKEY ROCK (alias our W is the keg, TKE house, red Kurt, Matt and Lee and k, I framed the donar. earty! Love, Inks. ______5/6 roomie) - We can't let you black, my friend Jack, 4:00 TKE's. Thanks for the party . have enough food for =------.....,_-516 To my buddy, It's• hard to leave without insulting you one clubs, our parties, dancing Good luck with finals. The Tri the Tufflie's? Marcia, Dawn - It's our last days at believe I made it to college more time: Who are the 3 men duet, Daytona, homecoming Sigs. Your redwoods EIU, here's fun things we've without you.'I can't tell you how you have yet to kiss? Who was wave, here we come justa -----.,---516 up some day! Brian, gotten to do. Crazy freshmen much you mean to me or how that Lambda Chi that shook walkin down the strip, and Here's to the special people e love her! We could in Carman, swimming at Buz much I'll miss you. But nothing your hand (darn!). Ike's, claim kickers. IL hate to see ya in my life who I'm glad to be on but you all get the zard (frozen hair), Florida '82, can put a (in) dent in our friend Library, Mickey? Sure. By the go but distance makes the apart of, here are a few excerp . Thanks and we love dancing and sunrises, wild ship - right? Have a good way, can we borrow your polos heart grow fonder. To my ts: To my roomie, Kelly, no no and Kris Klingbeil. times at Trader Vies, Heibs, summer. And thank you. I love tonight? Ike's "Mickey, it's bestest friend best wishes and very bad, no passible, no no. I _ 5/6 ______Bradleys, Thursdays at you bud, Your buddy. 6:30, are you getting up keep swingin. Love, Rhonda promise to tell Jane who my Holly, Holly ...How ya Kracks, your 21 st in the VIP ______5/6 first?" ; laundry baskets and "loser" Shoemaker. date is next time - OK? How It's about time this room . (do you remember?), Diane Duing: The countdown closets; pepsi fits and the Pep· 5i6 about making me "shiva" over with - this Stevenson parties, Marty's, is almost over! thanks so much Si man - anybody up there?; AET tuggers are tons of fun. sometime, Janet? Who has took long enough. making the bar rounds, our for being there this past another diet again, Ike's, Tau love, Tom. "Das Boot" Toez (Joan, don't music class! ILt's quarters with wine Christmas semester when I needed to Mickey, be quiet. someone's _____516 curl your toes under!). LaRoo Wild and funtwo years. I party, scoping, long -talks, talk. Who am I going to have going to sit on you; snorting, Hey, Stepy1 Happy 2nd an· - music makes you shine. i )40U won't be able to chaperoning our little sisters gripe sessions with now? wholesomeness, CoDS, cen niversary. It was nice running hop you keep spinning the Ill the things that have (ha!ha!), cheese'n'crackers, You're really a super person! tipede, Cubs V. Cards, Ike's, into you. We made it this year turntable. Amy - Will you ever . (WE wouldn't do goober grape, yogurt balls, Have a great time in the tales of Joan and her animals and I'll miss you next year. leave your room for a breath of things) - eating lounging at campus pend, Bahamas (or is it Mexico) this (art, art); food ·service and Good luck in California. Friends fresh air? Have you ever found pretzels, pap out of canoeing (my poor muscles), summer. Don't let that APO workers plus many more! Good always, your roomie, Sue. "That's fruit" to be unamerican over the place, all and of course, E.T. We made money out of your sight. Love, luck next year(w ith the interns) ,______516 Lynn? He)':Lori, yoL• look good with Bubbles, Freak- it, honey, and I know we'll keep Althea. we'll miss you! Love, Sue and Sig Kap Seniors, We'll miss in those white shorts. If we 11 :00 club - so what in touch even as we go our ______516 Kathy. P.S. When will you tell you. You're the best! Let's would have wanted our in claSs! Being great seperate ways. Let's party our FLAMING MEGA MEGA your husband you sleep with a have fun at the sisterhood keg meetings tc last 5 minutes , statue in the field, · butts off til the 14th of May. KEGAs - thanks for helping to blanket? ger. Your Sig Kap sisters. Michelle would have been bar Is it? Our freends love Thanks for making my 4 years make this year a great one, 516 516 red. Good paint, Michelle, my beer always here special by being a great and... RITA - I hope you, JD, Beth Shaffnit - Happy 1 9th Pam Kincaid, Congratula good paint! Patti, I sure hope It's too bright outside, friend. Love, Laura (Inks). and the duck live a happy life; birthday. Have a good time but tions on being chosen the king size bed was big a sure was smaller this ------::5/6 Jo - if you ever ne8d help with don't forget about finals! Love, Panhellenic Women of the 9nough at the Sheraton. Kellie, 't fight it! Let's go for Super Journalist - Con a progam ask Mo; Karen - Val. Month. Love, your Alpha Garn I oon't think the pregnancy Journey concert. I gratulations on making it thanks for the "girl talks" I hope ______516 sisters. would go over too well at the . the pool party, and through another year in one they continue to come in han Bomber Club - Thanks for ______516 _ Vatican (I mean as a nuri1). Mickey Mouse in .. piece and relatively sane. dy; Linda - how long will it the champagne and making To BooBoo, Huggie, Roxy, Which guy are you dating this could go on, but next Love, Koali Bear. take you to get ready?; Mo - things extra-special. Glass to Lifeguard, Nancy, Buffalo. week. Sue? One of these days be even better. The =------,--,---- 516 stay off the furniture and we'll glass and beer to mouth. Love, Steve Reno. Kidwell and Cindy will go wild ar,d have us in an apartment? To my two little angels get along fine; Mary Kay - Bomber D.B. (future Bomber anyone else we forgot - Con more than a Diet Pep3i - I . Should be an ex- (monsters?). I love you both - you've been a great roommate D.A.) gratulations and we'll see you can·t wait! Crystal, we should a nut with four eyes. and friend, but could you get ------..,..-516 May 14th. Mo and Steiny. make marshmellow popcorr1 fun this summer, and 516 ------� your mom to send the checks Alpha Taus wish everybody ______516 mere often. Nancy, ycu still ar'l to watch out for those 6, AMA Alert: Fri., May at on time; Lisa -' just beat it! good luck on finals and a great The life and times of R7, R6 the no. 1 Chinks girl on cam men. Bye! Love, your 3:00 meeting to be held for all Have a great summer, etc . summer. and A-ZERO: Excuse me, pus. Kim is going to party· tike sty-dweller. P .S. newly appainted chairpersons. everybody! Love, Dolores. 516 please, but could you bend it's 199e De�mna, ha.te you , here we come! come to 2 21 O 9th St. Apt. ______5/6 To the 4 foxes, Joanne, An over'(get a real accent!). That's found your slick continentc.I ---:----,-,---:---:-5/6 303. Rodeo , Well, I guess this is drea, Jennifer and Beth. - nacho cheese! I'm soooo dude';' Now, last bi.;t not lt:!Ri:;t, : Lots of luck at U of ______5/6 it. Too band things between us Thanks for a great year! Good wasted! See-ick! Naa-asty! Co, Don't wor:y, you'll l,lO ac we shared this My, honey, I'm going to miss never got any better. But 3 luck on finals and have a fun Here's to it and from it. . sure! tive one of th3se Jays, it'll be with papcom, talks, you more than I can say. min. isn't enough for me. Even summer! You guys are the C3D. Little ditty. Sir-come sooner than yeiu thinK! Well, so . Don't forget to tum on Always remember that I am Ms. Pac Man needs more time best. Love ya, Val. P.S. Don't size! Take a MO Domino's Col much f:>r the excerpts. G0od . Love, Kathy. here for you and that I will than that to get going. I always forget party in Riverton on M umbian! (break out the per lucK and oest wishes tc those always be your friend. Guess thought we would have made a Day. See ya there. fume). G-D-er, T-S-er. V. of you who are graduating, what? You guessed it Much great couple. But I need more , ______5/ 4 Slimes - gotta love 'em! Your make sure you stay 1n touch! love, your buddy. than what you can give me. Ms. Brown - What a year! (?) is slipping! Can you say Beta !uv, Kathey 516 . � Always remember that I care. We've been through a lot and (censored)? I knew you cou!d! --· ______5 ti Attention: Final nut house Good luck, Liz (Elaine's room we're still friends. Us KAU's Mass quantities. Punching 2nd East Weller - I was tt· <:! party this Friday. Oh yeah!! mate). stick together. Starry eyes. No trees and Redman. (How do new kid 011 the t•loc.k this ------=- 516 , ______516 more Dr. Who? Paranoia will you two put up with rne?) Fun semester, but you !f'ade me DEar P.a. and Kitty, Thanks Bungalow Babes, It's been a destroy you. The snake bit the times with Vibes U. Go for it feei right at h.:ime. You're the for putting up with me over the great - semester. You've all dust! Coach Eddy's call letely? To whom is this which ·I speaka best frie;ids a i>erson r.ould last 2 years. I had a great time, been the best roommates and Any Hershey's kis..'les lately? to? And to all you people who ever have. :'It misi:; you this hope you both did, too. Con I'll never forget the times we've Have a great summer with your want to know what "A" stands summer. 3ooc !'.Jck, have fun .....------516 gratulations. Thanks, love ya, shared. Love, your 1 Oks. How far did you run? for - we'll nver tell!! Have a and thani Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements &;e Craddock, You party To all my friends here at EIU Nancy, Cyndee, Marla, Julie, TKE's would like to wish 4th floor Andrews - Thanks Jeffrey Allan animal, look what you've done who have mRCte these three Kathy - the best of luck to all everyone the best of luck on for making my year as an RA year has been fun. to me! 7:30 Thursday clubs, tearsat Eastern bearable. You of you - we'll miss you! Love, finals and for a safe, hapry the best. You've brought good will be nice co str.mge b,qdfellows, 4:00 all know who you are - you're · your greenhouse roomies. summer. memories to my heart. I love apartment next y crubs that never end, and too many to name because it ______5/6 ______.5/ 6 you. Warm fuzzies, Susan. climbing over all y Kewanee! Tl 1&nks 'or the !un costs too much and I'm just a Got those final exam blues? Tonya Maxheimer - Con ______.5/6 Also we are telling semesttir! Love ya, the mud· poor college boy. Thank you Stop by the nut house for a gratulations graduate! It seems Andrews Staff - It's been had 5 living here, wrestle1 . all, and love to the girls. Greg study break· and let the bush like yesterday since we all met great. Thanks for being Karen to serid her -- -- 5/6 Strasma. gang corrupt you at our last on 4th floor Andrews 3 years special. Dream to be where to our home addre APOers: rhanks for !! great 5/5 party . ago but so many good your spirit can run free. Find real pukes. semester! Come visit me at U Pokey, Kath, and Fav, Even ______5/6 memories in between. Florida, your comer ot the sky. Hugs, uf I. Mary. !hough we won't all be together Todd Martin Evers deep sea fishing, male strip· warm fuzies. Susan. Bon, Barny, KT, - - - - 515 next year, you've left me with Remember the good times - pers, Rick Springfield concert, ______5/6 year has been Amanda, You have b6en the some great memories. Augie's Bar, the Cardinals, Eye Sunday "bargain" shopping, Andy, Dan B., Liam, Tom, Roe's, Phi Collins, best roomie ever! I'm going to Remember twister, pile ups, of the Tiger, by Teddy your halloween party, what Bob, Joe, and Mark. You guys Tom Selleck, Noch' miss you much. Good luck in lard ...and her friends, shots in Pendergras, the world series happend on G.H. today? are great, thanks for making the good times roll" the. REAL world. Congratula the kitchen, "silly me" and Marty's, taco crotch, throw (R.S.). passing chemistry this semester so fun. Enjoy don't care anymore." tions. Love ya Sharon. quarters, being weird, me your keys, Godzilla, the tests, moncheechers, R and your summer. See you next will be twice as gr 516 "Oh ...look at the noodles," bir faggots next door, stainless B's, aerobics, apartment life, fall. Mona. car and our ap Jet:, Thanks for making my thday celebrations, fire on the steele, food service, backgam long talks, skim'm'milk, good, ______5/6 luck with finals, Love, last �v•o wee.ks super special. stove, waiting for the mailman, mon (and triple sixes), god good friends. Thanks for being Susan, Janice, Ann, Julie, Hope I get to hear from you this candy counter. bibiotech, damn faggot earing, the spska a part of them We're really go Laura Squared, Teresa and Bill, Chris, Steve: sumr,1er_ No :orgetting. l.ove smores, pulling the basketball toon blues, go gretzgy, go and ing to miss you. It won't be the Patty. You're my bestest being our coaches y!!, Sharon. player off the street, running "Ah Ma Di!" Have fun in St. same without you. Love your friends, through rain or shine, We had a great time. -- 516 home from the bars, sky spy, Louis, we'll miss you. But spring roomies, Steph, laughter or tears you've all did, too. 8th Floor Maria Anderson, Hey, cutie! reptiles in the basement, sun KSHE awaits. Mark, John, Suzanne, Lisa. been there for me. This year Good l•.Jck on exams! Can't bathing, "unior third eye," Bet Tracy and Craig. ______5/6 has been great and next year w!!it to see you. Love your ty, Bean, and Queeny, "Only ______5/6 Tonya "Tucker" Rund: We're will be even better. Have a sisters and Chris. for 1 beer." the plane trip. Puke party at 4:00 today at gonna miss you . Think of us great summer! Love ya! The 5i6 4:00 clubs, and many more. the Puke Houe, 735 here at EIU while you're in mooner. Maria and Jeff. Good luck on ' Thanks for a great year! I'll miss Buchanan. How 'bout them Rado. Take care and we love· ---�----- 5/6 exams' It's beeri a tough you guys. Have a great sum pukes! you. Kim, Georgianne, Karen, JIM WILLIAMS! You sly do! semester for both of you. Best mer. Love, Kar. 516 Cheri and Leigh. Thought I wouldn't recognize of luck. Love. Mom and Dad ______5/6 Hoover, Better get your · -::c------,,.------5/6 your writing, hug? Thanks for Anderson. Susie: Congratulations! I'm vacuuming done soon ! It's Gregg - Congratulations! I · everything. You were a good ______516 really gonna miss you here are almost time to meet the hate to admit this, but I'm really roomie through thick and thin. Tucker. Fellow C.Omega EIU and at the pool this sum parents! going to miss you. Take care of From now on, it's your album. bidding you farewell. Thanks mer. thanks for being a true ______5/6 yourself_ With all my love. Kim. And always remember, bliz for your caring and friend. You're a very special Janice: Happy birthday May ______5/6 zards 'til 4:00 a.m., and little understanding. I'll always person. Love ya !ots. $$. Get psyched for Texas. 4:00 primer party, 753 8th B's all day long. Best of luck to remember you . Love. Mr. Bee Georgianne. Corpus will never be the same! St. Everyone welcome. you always! Greg S. ______5/6 ______516 516 ______5/6 ______5/6 ' Tonight at9:00 R-1o2:e30' s Lounge - G R Knuth Oster{p1teweQQ manpe1t{p1tmanc eGar rison A D u A T I 0 N p A R T y Fo ur years of Acoustic Folk Rock Music Friday, May 6, 1983 11 AMA Celebrating · Ends the Graduation? year with a ' OBIHHTTake care of'I you iOTC withBH homecooked· 6:BllBB T meals and a relaxed atmosphere 621 Monroe BANG! NT'I KITCHIN 6 BlllBT rth Side of the Square 345-1 454 Annual AMA Picnic TODA Y! Su re NOT to miss the -special 4:00 at 1402 9th e - edition of The Dally Eastern News �ooO <(v.�· on Monday �'l,r�J· ...... �: What should you knowabout th e Warbler. • 1983 • � • + ·.':•· ·r . . . ·�•, . • • • • • 'IODA Yis th el · • I ast dayof q,, ' • � • Warbler distrib ution . . • ( •• � • Reservations are not needed so �� • r<�. • , ge t a ye _,. > · •• arbook wh ile yo u can./ � -,, ·-- . ,/ , /,) \ �...... • ''t � . \ l/. -- . - /-J r �F;' / �' �j � � . , / I•( The Warbler . :l-· .-· -�:r:� . is availabl� until May 6. r : �{ In the Union Junction -Tents· 'N Stuff camping uevos Equipment Rental Service - First Come, First Serve ! ancheros Tents-Coolers-Sleeping Bags - Strawberry and other-camping accessory stuff }II Bread I Today: May 6, 1983 Check Out: 3 to 4 p.m. Check In: Monday, May 9 ,�'t,/:, · jWhat's Coo kin'] hi� 3 to 4 p.m.. �� .� o��� . � 345-7427 .� "' 250 Lincoln �� � Located in the Union West W ing · 2 Blocks of CampusWest . . between the Bowling Alley • · ra Depot Open T ues.-Sun. & C ft 1111 UB �¥::��g;.': SPECIAL EVENTS BoOters ink seven blue-chip recruits to scholarships by Jeff Long High School. soccer in Chicago, comes to Eastern selections with the signing of In additi Six standout high school soccer on, York High School mid after receiving Second Team All-State· nia Livermore High School's players and one junior college transfer fielder Greg Oidtman, who received . honors as a defensive player. Kyle and Greg Mellor. havt: signed scholarships to· compete First Team All-State honors by the Il . In addition, Eastern added depth at Both players join Eastern's for East.::rn's soccer team, head coach linois C9a�hes Association, is also ex goalie by signin g St. Charles High after rece1vmg all-state de Schellas Hyndman recently said. pected to see some playing time. School's Chris Hagemann, who Hynd honors in California. Matt Gamache, a Missour� prep ail "He can play both defense and mid man called one of the state's finest net Junior College transfer stater, heads the Panthers' 1983 recruit field," Hyndman said. "He's playing minders. Mann, who started for Lewis & list and is <.xpected to challenge for a major-division amateur soccer this "He comes highly i:l!commended as Community College, rounds o starting position next fall, Hyndman summer in the Chicago area.'' the .best in the state although he was 1983 recruit list. . said. Hyndman also signed Chicago Gor overlooked on the all-state teams,'.' Mann led Lewis & Clark to a "G::tmache is a mid-fielder who has don Tech· standout Robert Craig who Hyndman said. place finish at the National Juni an outs�anding ball touch," Hyndman received the "Most Valuable Player" Baretta is currently playing in the lege Championship. Hyndman sai1. "He will vie fora starting spot." honor in the Chicago Catholic League Maj or Indoor Soccer League and for a hopes the · mid-fielder's collegi last season. pro team in the summer. Gamache joins the Panthers after a Canadian perience will provide immediate 12-geal season at St. Louis University Craig, who will also play amateur Eastern concluded its high school the Panthers. Friday's .May 6, 12 t . . Panthers to pla by Kirby Flowers EasternIn'sju annualrie Blue-Whites foplaotball gameg to ue grid squad of twin be played Saturday at Charleston High School p·air bills will mark the end of an injury-riddled .spring season. to finish seaso The Panthers' major setback this spdng was by Mike Lynch the loss of offensive lineman Alvin· · McMurray Eastern's baseball team will close-out it' who broke his ankle. campaign with a pair of road double-headers In addition, Eastern quarterback Gary Scott Greenville College Saturday and Millikin U · suffered a shoulder injury Wednesday during Sunday. practice. cott, . who is likely to enter the Pan Head coach Tom McDevitt expects his P thers summer� camp as the top quarterback, will 18-12, to· conclude the season on a winning n not play in the final scrimage. four victories. Prior to the injury Eastern head coach Al Mol "I'd like to end the season with four wins dle said, "Scott's starting for the No. 1 team. He pect to," McDevitt said. "We're capable of has the strongest passing arm and is catching up all four games but of course any team can beat · as far as play calling and directing the team.'' we'll have to go out and do our best." Quarterback Tom Peterson, who is battling A pair of freshmen have been designated t Scott for the top spot, was also injuried early his starting pitchers fqr Saturday's double-head spring and will see limited action Saturday. Greenville, McDevitt said.· "Peterson has been down with an injury but Left-hander Kevin Smith, 2-0, will get the should be ready to practice this week ," Molde · the opener while right-hander Mike Steinka said. "He got hit in the rib cage, which hampered will pitch the nightcap. his throwing, so we want to-give him a good look Smith enters Saturday's game agaimt th over.'' Greenville ballclub, with an earned run ave Consequently, redshirt freshman Sean Payton 3.70, while Steinkamp's ERA is 2.73. will start for the No. 1 squad Saturday. "Payton Sunday the Panthers travel to Decatur to b was No. l for a couple weeks and is still in our Millikin Big Blue, 11-13, in two shortened five top group making a fight of it,'' Molde noted. .contests. "Even though we have been hampered by poor "We've got finals and they (Millikin) had a weather conditions, I think we've accomplish all ,_ of double-headers this week·so we're going to the objectives we set out to-which were to both games to five innings," McDevitt said. undertake a compete evaluation of .theteam and Senior Marshall Crutcher, 2-4, will make installed the new offensive package," he said. mound appearance for the Panthers in the v "On the negati e side, the inj uries have really while freshmen Sam Light, 0-0, will make h us, but you have to get in some good hitting hurt collegiate start in the nightcap. _ in the spring to evaluate your team," Molde add An Eastern quarterback throws a pass to a Cruther carries a '5.70 ERA, while Light ha ed. receiver during practice Tuesday. The quarter to yield an earned run in 101/J innings pitched "The injuries tell us that we need depth,·" back spot is still a question mark· in the Panther Wednesday's double-header loss to Univer Molde added. "If people get injured next fall we lineup. (News photo by Dan Crews) Missouri-St. Louis. will be hurting.'' McDevitt said he isn't looking for for his sq Saturday's contest will pit the No. 1 Panther accomplish anything special in their inal ball · is stopped, just move the offensive and defensive unit against the No. 2 a team cores or a drive f · "As long as the guys go out and do the b ball 35 yards and giveit to the other team." units in a modified game situation. ; can do that's all I ever ask," McDevitt said. " The game will be' played 7:30 Saturday at the Molde said, "We'll have no scrimmage kicks . as they're satified with _themselves the Charleston High School. .. put the ball on the 35 (yard line) and whenever satisfied." Softballers down Western conference tournament . in by Kathy Leahy for the low score," D' Abbraccio add reached base with one out on third Eastern swept a double-heade MACOMB-Donna Ridgway threw ed. - baseman Kathy Trnka's error. Cindy Indiana State earlier this sea a two-hit shutout to lift Eastern 's soft The Panther's winning run came in Hannel followed with a single to put Terre Haute, 7-4 and 8-4, but ball team to 1-0 win over ·Western Il the top of the seventh inning when out runners at first and second. braccio deemed the Sycamor linois University in the first round of fielder Fran Stalter reached base on an However, right-fielder Conine made ·most underrated team in the the Gateway Collegiate Athietic Con error by Western pitcher Gail DePaoli. a backhanded grab for the second out forence" and added she is not I ference tournament. Stalter moved to second on a Lori and Trnka tagged out Hannel at third past them in any way. Ridgway, 9-3, struck out one and Conine ground ·out, and later scored to end the inning. "They· (Indiana State) were walked none in registering her third when Ridgway lined the game-winning "Conine did well in the outfield," too low for the conference t shutout of the season. single to right-center field. D'Abbraccio said. "She had two super ment,'' D' Abbraccio said. "Donna pitched an excellent game," In addition, Eastern freshman Tam catches. We played good defense." ''They are an explosive Eastern head coach Deanna D'Abbrac mi Rettig extended her hitting streak to Eastern, 19-8, will continue league team," she continued. cio said. "She· and Kelly (Waldrup) 10 games, as she was one for three at play 1 p.m. Friday against seventh In addition, Eastern hurler played an excellent pitcher-catcher the plate, boosting her batting average seeded Indiana State University·. Richards, who has been· out w' game together.'' to .316. Indiana State, 20-19, upset the tour upper-arm injury, is expected to her first mound appearance ''This game was a pitching duel of Western, 14-15, appeared to be nament's No. i seed University of Nor sine sorts, but I. think it was more our ten threatening in the bottom of the second thern Iowa 3-2 in 10 innings Thursday April in Friday's contest, D' Abb tativeness at the plate that accounted frame, when a Westerwind runner to advance to the winner's bracket. said. �,up Up and Awa Balloonery. - Celebration Time! Congratulate your · · graduate with a ""� · bouquet of balloons · · Free Delivery R.R. 2 Box 141 345-9462 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •• Happy · �1�101!,ql�.zP.lflmJ 19th Ma ry Lynn 9 Think you THE DOCTOR WILL · can make Sat.SEE YOUSun. NO MaW!t� it to 3? & � =�=�'""""-' Love, 2:00 p.m. 5: - J Carol, Lisa, Suzy &Pam �-;� Why are the blow dryers She's cool on? · We're sure He's hot gonna miss She's from the ya next Valley. year! He's not Love ya, Connie, FROM�� AllANTICRB .EASING CORP.-�H:J[;�;�,:'tJ��i: "� Crystal , .. Diana, . .Jill, Karen Sat. Sun. Matinee & 1 :45 - 4:45•7:15•9:20 and Sue HELD OVER FINAL WEEK! 4:30•7:00•9:15 Sat. and Sunday Matinee $2- All Daily ' 1:30 shows before 6 p.m. PAUL! TheDally Eastern News HEY You really do w s s have Frog Legs. i he everyone good Juel< on finals l � :::r · out ot the question CD < CD ouble Dating: c; for college stude CD nts? � ' :::r CD fun." 0 Kerri Niemann I!. Whether it's from old movies or One of the reasons for double dating 1-<" rents' stories of youthful days gone years ago was that parents requested it. i� Ill y, most people can get a mental pic However, Cinq-Marc said today, it's ·iD of the double date of 30 years ago. more the young person's choice and :; re z CD The today's questions are how dou less of a dating standard. � le dates are handled and how things Double dating in college is different Ill ve changed. because a person can spend as much � c: Bud Saunders, Counseling Center unchaperoned time with their dates as ... � 'rector said · because dating on the they want. Gone are the parents' wat 3:: ... hole has declined, so has double chful eyes. '< !1' . Eastern freshman Dave Devos said .... co although college students do not have 00 parents around to monitor their dating w time, double dating is not nonexistent "The whole purpose for dou on the college campuses. dating was more of a protec- i le . "If you're seeing just one person, ·ve device. If there were four and you see them regularly, it's good to eople in the car, less funny go out with another couple for the ·1 usiness was likely to happen in variety of conversation," Devos said. On the other hand, sophomore Shari Double dating may be going out of sty le on most campuses, yet some ccllege e back seat.'' ' Goldenberg disagreed. students still enjoy the night out as a foursome. Left: juniors Karen· Kosrnf!n and . "I don't think double dating is as Kevin Root share a pitcher and conversation with sophomore Cindy Wi!helm and prevalent in college because if people junior Kurt Harrison. (Photo by Lisa Owens) "As sexual freedom has been ac- go out in a group, it's a bunch of girls pted, young people expect the sexual and a bunch of boys, not a bunch of ssibility and a double date would couples." amp that style," he added. Although Saunders' believes the ecline is a natural response to more reedom, high school students seem to futethis theory. Charleston High School senior racy Davis said, "Generally, most of he high school kids do double date." Davis said she believes double dating is more fun. UNDER "You can include your friends and still be with your date," she said. Denise Cinq-Marc, another senior, offered another perspective. "I like to PRESSURE double if it's a blind date. It makes it more comfortable if there's more peo ple." Senior Annie Heise said, "It takes FINALS the pressure off by double dating because you can go out and just have WEEK ? ••• · ----- Cover ----- LET HELP This week's Verge cover features sophomore Judi Szymanski modeling what the fashionable will be wearing this summer-a double dip US hand Ice cream cone complete with the drips that make it �o much fun. Double dip ice cream cones are just one of the many types o.f doubles which affect our everyday life. 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"Our fri Q • Twins are not as rare as one might say we're two totally different .c .... believe. About one in every ninety bir even though we have the same • ths is a twin birth, Peter Watson wrote terests." � in his book, "Twins: An Uncanny Penny Quade, senior marketing > · • she does not care whether .c� Relationship?" jor, said .... Identical twins result from the split pie consider her an individual or j ting of a single fertilized egg. They are. twin. of the same sex and are genetically "I know I'm .an individual and identical, Watson wrote. (her identical twin sister) does too Because of the similarities in they want to think of us as twins, o genetics; looks and interests, twins are then that's fine," Penny said. usually lumped together as one. Pam said there are advantages Sometimes, they may lose their sense having a double-one of them is of individuality. And losing one's in ting more attention. "People tend dividuality is a big problem with being remember us more because there's a twin, sophomore Carin Childs said. of us," she said. Carin, a marketing and computer Scott Fleming, a junior majoring management major, has a identical economics, said he remembers t twin sister, Carol, who has the same whenever he was in trouble he co major. "People think we're the same, -blame it on the other guy. as if we're one person in two bodies," Juniors Stephanie and Suza she said. Du bail found their identical looks to Jeff, ·Carin and Carol's older a profitable commodity. The comp � '�•fl·· . Clockwise from top right: Seniors Pam and Penny Quade share a double dip ice cream cone. Bottom right: Charleston High School senior Scott Ebinger cat ches a basebaH thrown by his twin brother, Warren. Center: Sophomore Carol Childs spreads suntan oil on her sister, Carin. Above: Warren Ebinger belts a hard one at his brother, Scott. ITS EXAM WEEK TIME & we' re having a DOUBLE WHAM MY SALE! (See Monday's ad for INTERSESSION & SUM COLES COUNTY MER sale dates) STARTING MONDAY May 9 (through FRI Modified Midget Assn. DAY MAY 13) TAKE OFF "Across the Boards" with 20% . presents minimum $5 purchase (exclude double-discounts, sp�c. orders. "put-backs" & workbooks) OR TAKE 40% (with pre HUDSON-FRENCH sale-slip, $5 purchase, etc.) OR (live a little) QHOOSE THE WHAM MY) at MEMORIAL CHAMPIONSHIP THE LINCOL.N BOOK SHOP SATURDAY AUGUST 21 Sixth & Buchanan Lap Features "One Block North of Old Main" 3-50 Time Trials 6:00 THE WHAMMY? FIFTY DOLLARS-WORTH (& up) HALF Races 8:00 PRICE with PRE·SALE·SLIP! (&·same exclusions) THAT'S Admission $3.00 "treat time" fans! Need to fattenyo ur music library? Eager for more reference works? Going on a poetry binge? ("Up to -Also your ears'' In GRADUATION or WEDDING PRESENT SUNDAY, AUGUST 22 obllgatlons?) Collecting Albee plays? Audubon? Cassirer? Added Racing Event -Time Trials 1 :00, Races 2:00 FOXFIRES? Let THE WHAMMY. make It all worthwhile Admission $2.00 West Route 316, Loxa Road "where the books are: DAILY 10-5, Saturdays 1 G-4 (closed Sundays) 345-6070 , we posed as a ephanie said. 1gure out how "ng clothes so ton stage." "cal twins re ·n may grow , Quade now than her twin Childs . and th one 'inch ., s, Carin and I intentionally achieve in at is why she Carol's. War High School tache for the " .=. Qi co > .0 0 0 .t:: c.. think we're really don't not mention our first names." st of our per Sometimes. the similarities go beyond y 'hello' and looks. Scott and Warren Ebinger claim they occasionally think alike. "I'll start sayirig something and Scott will say the exact same thing," Warren said. Scott said extrasensory perception is not the explanation for the phenomena. It is just a coincidence, "but it does cause a few dou ble takes whenever it happens.'' The Ebinger's said that being on the same thought-wave comes in handy sometimes. Especially, when they play on the same team in a basketball game. Warren said, "Scott can tell where I'mgo ing during some plays. We both know what each other will be doing." Stephanie said she and Suzanne also think alike. However, Stephanie believes it hap pens because she and Suzanne "have been .··� together for so long." · Carol and . Carin said they have shared rooms, hobb_ies, classes and even jobs. Carin sai'd she worries that she may become too dependent upon Carol. "I want to start working on my own. I( I don't start now then I'm going to have a hard time when I get out· of college," Carin said. . Do twins share pain? Suzanne said, "When Stephanie lost her wisdom tooth, people kept asking me if I felt the pain too." And how will twins adjust when they go their separate ways? Penny said, "We'll stay close, but it'll be a big time of adjustment for both of us." 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Rev.ON 001111/d AND HOLY EUCHARIST IN YART'S Hultst11J11d, Bishop Cal Diocese of Sprif1Jfieldto offtiatinga NorthSide Square-Charleston 34U191during the day arrangefor ride. of 6(') \� _.... .0 , = ' •• :IE Howie 'dances' on cold image - .., � LET'S DANCE The album's opener, "Modern hand/Just when the best things in life I haven't quite figured it all David Bowie Love," nearly explodes from the are gone/I look into your but it seems to be about pos �� David Bowie has gone through so speakers, with Bowie belting out the eyes ...without you, wt�t would I do." War II Germany (which mak i many changes during his career that it lyrics at a fever pitch. A horn section "Richochet," opening side two, is since the pair had a prolonged � would be ridiculous to list them all nearly salvages the song from its reminiscent of both Eno's My Life in Berlin at that time). Bowie's here. Throughout, Bowie has often overlong ending. the Bush of Ghosts LP and some of ing is featured here, ranging � been accused of being rather cold and "Let's Dance," released as a single, Fripp's solo discs in its use of a fi ltered relaxed delivery to a more wor !:::: distant. Let's Dance, his first album in bounces along with a catchy funk beat. voice repeating key phrases. "The desperate one. Carmine Rojas' & nearly three years, works to change all Its chief concern is indeed dancing, but world is on a corner waiting for jobs" bass is very effective, as that. there's a hint of desperation in Bowie's is one of several topical obs ervations Sabino's simple yet haunti · � Produced by Bowie and Chic voice:• "Let's dance, for fear your" on this, the album's most depressing thesizer work. 1- mastermind Nile Rodgers, the new grace should fall/Let's dance, for fear song. The only real problem wi album features some of Bowie's most tonight is all." An insistent bass line, Let's Dance also includes a Dance is Bowie's apparent 1 accessible music since 1975's Young some tortured-sounding horns, and revamped, rocked up version of "Put penning new songs. Of th Americans. dub effects keep the song interesting ting Out the Fire" from Cat People. numbers here, three have b For this album Bowie has elected to for its seven-and-a-half-plus minutes. The result is a sparser sounding before. Still, they do not detra go �ith a mostly new band, most Side one ends with, of all things, a number that's just a cut above the the record as a whole, and th notably lead guitarist Stevie Ray rather tender (though still very much original. see Bowie on his rapidly seir Vaughn. His solos on songs like "Let's danceable) ballad, "Without You." The song that's stayed with me tour should be quite satisfied. Dance" ·and "China Girl" vaguely Bowie seems sincere when he sings, longest is "China Girl,'? a 1977 col recall Robert Fripp. "Just when I'm ready to throw in my laboration .with Iggy_Pop. I admit that ·Memories, mystery and passion accompany Abbey Roa It was almost 3 a.m. I intended to write a review of Personal file: sounds of the wind and the sea and the night Michael Jackson's Th riller as my last, but instead ico's Pacific coast. {ound myself haunted by thoughts of graduation and John Stockman That's how a record becomes a favorite unemployment. Yep, I've got 24 days and 13 hours to mystical associations of the soul that tie th go. When the future is uncertain and the present �nd music of complete strangers to yo chaotic, it's natural to temporarily retreat into the London Calling by The Clash is a more important. Associations that are not concrete reasons, b past. I put Abbey Road into the tape deck. and a more danceable album than Abbey Road. powerful and durable than reasons. After four years of writing review.s for this paper, I even know that Rubber Soul is probably the Abbey Road is not an album I play often four years of defending my praises and my slams, it friends. Most often ! listen to it alone. I do n ' band's ·best album and that I listen to the White seems appropriate to write about my favorite album album more than any other Beatles' a lbum. convert others because passion for a of all time- Abbey Road by The Beatles. music-like passion for another person-has When I was 12 years old I heard "Come Together" I imagine there are people, even people who con on the beach in Karamursel, Turkey and came to the do with the personalites of both and with ti sider music an important facet of their lives, who do conscious realization that music, particularly rock setting. not have a single most favorite album or even a and roll, would be an important influence in my life. That is why Abbey Road is, and will pro favorite song. I feel sorry for them. A favorite album I still wonder about that moment today. When I later main, my favorite album. I appreciate its era is less a touchstone than a companion, and its ar heard Abbey Road and discovered that "Come ship of production, its gentleness juxtapo tist(s) are less symbols than figures with which you Together'' was the lead cut I gave the album a special harshness, an d its grace and soul. I love the can carry on a long distance-sometimes listen. . " weird characters, the backing harmonies lifelong-dialogue. My passion for the album deepened over the years. guitar fill and solo, and the sheer aural beaut How does an album become your favorite? I don't It has been the principal component of the sound- two. But it remains my favorite album and think it's a rational choice or, atlea st, the choice may track that played through seven readings of James my soul because of associations, because begin rationally but leaves the boundaries of logic Michener's "The Drifters" (a good story rather than history together. As I said, it's more a matt real quick. I know, for example, that Bruce Springs a great novel). It was the last music I heard before a volvement than judgement. For me, Abbey R teen's Darkness On The Edge Of To wn is the most semester-:;'Jld-a-half of musical deprivation at West the mystic chords of memory, and when I !is ·powerful musical statement I've ever heard. And that Point. And, most recently, its chordings married the my life passes before me. 14 inch Pizza Mom always 52. I I did things With two ingred ients or more . '------1 COUPON PER PIZZA for you . .. FREE qt. 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(1954) A prestidigitator 2, 1 5,20-Monitor 19 Unaccom- 6 Hartebeest 31 Spots for instant or 4:00 p:m. mixes murder and mayhem 9-Baseball: Chicago Cubs panied . y Days Again 7 "I Get -- Out gutters uproar with his magic act. vs. at San Diego 20 Autograph of You" Times 32 Used henna 57 Let off steam 11:30 p.m. 1 2-Winter Guard Interna 21 Charlatan 8 Gangling 33 Snatch and the Bear/Lobo 58 Ovid's being 2, 15, 20-SCTV Network tional Olympics 23 Skittish 9"The - 35 Lamb's dam 60 Put up drapes er Rogers' 9-Saturday Night 1 7-Fantasy Island 25 Honshu city Laura Mars," 36 Ma Bell's 61 Persons ood 17-Profile 9:35 p.m. 26 Atelier 1978 film minimum ·64 Scottish rady Bunch 11:35 p.m. 4-News 29 Quarreled at 10 S.R.O. show 39 Edge explorer Tyler Moore Midnight 10:00 p.m. length 4:05 p.m. 17-News 2,3,9, 10, 15, 1 7,20-News 33 Genesis Bunch 38-Glen Campbell Music 34 Prompted 4:30 p.m. Saturday Show 37 Go off course 38 Inlet Patrol 4:00 p.m. 10:20 p.m. 39 -- and · le House on the 17-News _2-Just Another Stupid Kid between 10:30 p.m. 1 2-Matinee at the Bijou 41 Mad. or Lex. io See 15, 20-Grizzly Adams 2, 15,20-Saturday Night Live Laverne & Shirley 42 Gamal Abdel 's 4:05 p.m. 3-Movie - "Little Big Man." successor pie's Court 4-Last of the Wild ( 1970). Satire on how the ve Lucy 44 Trucker's rig 4:30 West was won, as recalled by 45 Bedazzled 4:35 p.m. 2-That Nashville Music a 1 21-year-old eyewitness 46 Exert oneself 'ched 9-Good Times (Dustin Hoffman). Faye 48 Overage 5:00 p.m. 4:35 p.m. Dunaway. 50 "Is man - Real People 4-Motorweek Illustrated 1 0--Benny Hill or an angel?": e Street 5 p.m. 38-Soul Train Disraeli appy Days Again 2-Hee Haw 10:35 p.m. 53 P.M. time AP in Cincinatti 3-What Do You Say 1 7-Solid Gold 54 Thermometer erly Hillbillies 9-For Your Precious 4-Tush! contents 5:06 p.m. 10-Lorne Green's New 11:00 p.m: 59 Greek letter Griffith Wilderness 1 0-BJ and the Bear/Lobo 62 The Middies ' 5:30 p.m. � 5-Assignment 1 5 1 2-David Susskind inst. 63 Prosaic ,15, 1 7,20-News 17,38-Wide World of Sports 11:30 p.m. e & Shirley ,20-Capitol Conference 1 0-Maverick 65 Moslem prayer leader eptions 5:05 p.m. 38-Celebrity Showcase 66 Anthony and 5:35 p.m. 11:35 p.m. 4-Wreslling Clarissa r Pyle USMC p.m. -1 7-Dance Fever 5:30 67 A Lindbergh 6:00 p.m. 3, 10, 1 5,20-News 4-Movie: "Seven Days in , 15, 17, 20News 68 Famed 1 2-Sneak Previews May." (1964) A gripping newsman y Miller 1 7-Report From Washington political thriller about a plann See page 9 of News for answers htty Business Report 38-At the Movies ed military coup in 7:05 p.m. 1 2-Doctor in the House 10:35 p.m. ence Welk Washington, D.C. Burt Lan 6:00 p.m. 4-Nashville Alive' 38-Austin City Limits Encore 1 7 -.A.ustin City Limits Encore 6:05 p.m. 2,3, 1 0-News caster, Kirk Douglas Burnett and Friends 7:30 p.m. 10:05 p.m. 11:00 p.m. 9-At The Movies Midnight 9-People to People 4-Jerry Falwell 1 0-Maverick 6:30 p.m. 12-Doctor Who 2-Amencas Top 1 O 8:00 p.m. 10:15 p.m. 11:05 p.m. 15, 20-Hee Haw 9-lnn News 2, 15,20-Movie: "Little Darl 10-News 1 7-Glen Campbell Music Magazine 17-Entertainment This Week 15, 20-At the Movies effersons ings" ( 1980) stars Tatum 10:20 p.m. Show 38-Solid Gold 38-Evening at the lmprov O'Neal and Kristy McNichol as 17-News 4-0pen Up 's Court 6:30 p.m. 12:05 a.m. teenagers coming of age at a 10:30 p.m. 11:30 p.m. Neil, Lehrer Roport 2-Pop! Goes the Country 1 7 -Report from Washington rtainment Tonight summer camp. 2-Movie: "Marie Osmond is 3-Nitecap 3-Muppet Show 12:30 9-Saturday Night the bride in "I Married Wyatt 9--Movie: "High Sierra . .. 6:35 p.m. 9-Movie: "For the Love of 2, 1 5,20-News II: Houston at 1 2-MasterP,(ece Theatre Earp" ( 1983) recounting the ( 1940). Humphrey Bogart is Benji." ( 1977) The canine · 9-Tv.:ilightZone · 8:05 p.m. g;,mfightat the O.K. Corral at his best in this classic tale charmer is in Athens, embroil 4-Week in. Review from the viewpoint of Earp's of an ex-con whose flight 7:00 p.m. ed in international intrigue. Sunday 9:00 p.m. wife. from the law is complicated stain Bears 1 0-Legend of the 500 6:00 p.m . . kes of Hazzard 9-0dd Couple 9-News by a girl (Ida Lupino). 1 2-Doctor Who · : "Adios Amigo." 1 2-Austin City Limits 1 2-All Creatures Great and 3-Star Trek 11:35 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 9-Kung Fu Rambling tale of a 17,38 -Ripley's Believe It Or Small 1 7 -Paul Anka 2, 15,20-Diff'rent Strokes � 0-To Be Announced ·his-luck settler vs. a Not 9:05 p.m. Midnight . 3-, 1 0-Wizards and Warriors 4-News 1 2-lllinois Press 38-Solid Gold 6:05 p.m. 1 2-Ascent of Man 38-Larry King 4-Wreslling 9:30 p.m. 12:05 a.m. 17,38-T.J. Hooker 3, 1 0-Jeffersons 15.20-Movie: "The Pink 17-Pl.lews 6:30 p.m. 7:05 p.m. Panther Strikes Again." 9-ln Search of .. 9-lnn News 4--Movie: "The Gay 4-Movie- "The Birds." 9:35 p.m. ( 1976) Slapstick farce with Divorcee." (1934) Story ovie: "The Shining." 7:00 p.m. ( 1963) Alfred Hitchcock's ter Peter Sellers as the bumbling wife Stanly Kubrik directed 2, 1 5,20-Television's 4-Sports Page about an estranged rifying vision· of what might Inspector Clouseau. who's a King's best-selling tale Greatest Commercials 10:00 p.m. (Ginger Rogers) mistaking happen should our feathered being marked former superior re) for her ter hotel in the Col· 3, 10-Movie: Clint Eastwood 2,3, 10, 15, 1 7.20-News dancer (Fred Astai friends go amok. Rod Taylor, 9-Twilight Zone (HerbP.rt Loin). paid correspondent. ockies. Tippi Hedren. is "Bronco Billy." (1980) 7:30 p.m. Comedy about a wild west Dennis the Menace 7:30 p.m. showman who's bucking hard Street Week 2, 15,20-Silver Spoons times. Sondra Locke. 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 9-Wall Street Journal Report I Rider 2, 15, 20-Mama's Family 12-Cosmos las 3, 10-Movie-"Time after 17, 38-Movie: "Apocalypse t Performances Time" H.G. Wells chases Now." Francis Ford Coppola's espeare Jack the Ripper - into the surrealistic epic about the "Richard Ill." 1970's. ( 1979) Malcolm Vietnam War. Mi;irtin Sheen, 9:00 p.m. McDowell, Mary Steenburgen Marlon Brando. 0-Doug Henning Catnpuscli ps Rugby c lub will play the last game of the season against Kankakee Saturday, May 7 at 1 :00 p.m., south of the campus pond. A party will follow. Unity Gospel Choir will hold farewell service Sunday, May 8 at 3:00 p.m. at the University Baptist Church. All black seniors graduating in Spring and Summer '83 will be honored. Alpha Phi will sponsor a rummage sale Saturday, May 7. 10:00 a.m.·4:00 a.m. at 1816 9th Street. Jump Rope for Heart participants are instructed to check in at McAfee Room 107 after Tuesday, May 10 for information pertain ie's Angels ing to prizes earnedin the March competition. A Playoff htline Campus Clips are published daily, free of charge, as a public ser vie: "Hitler: the Last vice to the campus. Clips should be submitted to The Daily s." (English, 1973) Eastern News office two business days before date to be publish inness portrays Adolf ed (or date of event). Information should include event, name of In this interesting study sponsori.ng organization (spelled out - no Greek letter abbrevia doomed Nazi dictator. tions), date, time and place of event, plus any other pertinent in 10:35 p.m. formation. Name and phone number of submitter must be includ s ed. Clips containing conflicting.or c:onfusing information will not be 11:00 p.m. ,�..,Y.�.40.E run if submitter cannot be contacted. Clips will be editerjfor space .. . : "Dallas Cowboy available. Clips submitted after 9:00 a.m. of deadlin� day cannot Irr � ers." (1979) Jane be guaranteed publication. Clips will be run one Jay or11y for any_ '�""' .t•1if1�t$ r is an investigative event. No clips will be takm by phonf'. Tonight >: 8-10-Midnig �1------j Ea rJ y senioritis z �i'nflicts jun·iors "' w· � AN OFFICIAL WARNING TO � ALL GRADUATING STUDENTS .! WHO TRAVEL THE CAMPUS "One of the hottest cult. !:: FL .\UNTING THEIR GRADUA- . films in memory ... in TION GOWN BOXES: spires a frenzied ritual of CP audience participation." >� -Ne_w_k G>· .c I want one . I- Nvw. I don't care if you keep the contents, Remember:· but I want a box bearing that enviable green �nd brown logo-Collegiate Cap �'Survival at your and Gown Company. Just listen to the sound of it, Collegiate Cap and Gown own risk.'' Company. Umgawa! And at this point there's no telling Gym· what a .desperate junior afflicted with McAffee senioritis will do to get one. I want to struggle carrying my books $1.25 ···· and that awkward box. I want to set it down on the check cashing counter, in public view, while cashing a check. I want to get a nasty papercut from the corner of the box. I want to be frustrated by trying to figure out how to properly attach the HOURS collar. I want to wave my arms in the air like a bird and make fun of the way Mon . ...Th urs. the sleeves hang two feet past my fingertips. a.m.-Midnig So what if I haven't accumulated 120 ' 9 semester hours yet. I'll live without Fri. -Sat. that extra hour of humanities so rigidly a.m.-1 a.m. mandated by the general education re 9 quirements. And without those four Sunday math-science hours I need, I might still live a full and happ life. Noon-7 I want to graduatye. Why can't the university award a p.m_. conscientious student, such as myself, Van Bu an honorary graduation on the. 509 grounds of good behavior. I_ have at 345-4636 tended my classes religiously, fulfilled ooo���T' each instructor's curriculum re quirements, paid my phone bills and - DONE MY TIME. Yes, I guess you could .say I, along with many others, am rather anxious to get out-even though we're not sup- · · posed to be. "Enjoy yourself, no w," we're told. "Don't be so anxious to get introducing, out into the working world. It ain't so pretty out there." While college offers an unrealistical ly comfortable lifestyle to many '' ' students, most should have a basic The Mag num understanding of what's going on out side their .college town through classes and by interacting with professors. And those who realize what the job situation is are worried, as well they · should be. As student loans ac cumulate, one cannot help but wonder 2Y2 gal lons of ... if he will be capable of paying them off following graduation. Stroh's Lite Lowenbrau M ichelob THAT'S why so many students are anxious to graduate-not because they 24 24 are tired of the books or even the social $5 $5 $519 $5�9 life-it's the suspense. Without our abilitie§ being put to the true test-who reusable container) knows what we can and cannot do? (plus $ for giant, That suspense results in a syndrome t.65 common among senioritis-stricken juniors known as "Collegiate Cap and Gown Company ·Box Grab." Any unknowing senior walking within grab bing distance of an infected junior can fall victim to losing his box. Most incidents involve a simple harmless grab, but violent assaults have also been reported. Any soon-to KEG SPECIAL be graduate who finds himself in a "Collegiate Cap an.d Gown Company Box Grab" incident is advised not to 1/2 Blatz� $2_500 P resist the assailent. Instead, just let him dep hold the box for a little while. He'll bbl. give it back. -Denise Skowron