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examinations won't be the only for four Eastern students who e top half of their house to a fire ay afternoon. Charleston Fire Department nded to a fire at about 4 p.m. ay after a resident of a house at 3rd St. called for assistance. ·or Ed Pietrowicz said he noticed coming from the house around p.m. tfirst I wasn't sure what was going I didn't realize the house was on Pietrowiczsaid. then proceeded to connect a hose to a faucet and hose down house from the roof. However, wicz quickly realized the job was

· for him to handle. called the fire department just to e, and it turned out I acted y," he said while watching n extinguish the fire. Bradley, batallion chief for the

ton Fire Department, said, JON SALL t Staff photographer was a lot of smoke (when the Charleston Firefighters work in the attic of 111 6 3rd St. to damage to the roof area of the house. ent first arrived). Then the control a fire Thursday afternoon. The fire caused heavy broke through." en spent about 40 minutes is still being conducted to determine fire officials .as other firefighters at­ fought the fire, but some of them •vere 'shing the fire, which primarily the cause of the fire and extent of the tempted to hose down the smoking more concerned than others. · ited to the attic of the house. damage, Bradley said the fire caused shingles on the rooftop. When asked if the smoldering said the firemen had trouble ''heavy damage" to the roof area of the Pietrowicz said the men had noticed building was his house, one resident, g the entrance to the attic when house. There were no injuries and no problems with the front porch light junior Mitch Newman, grimly t arrived, but added that one of personal belongings had been reported prior to the fire. "It used to go on and responded, ''It was," and continued to 'dents led them to a back damaged as of Thursday evening. off by itself sometimes, but it hasn't watch firemen battlethe smoke. Large sections of The four men rent the house from y. the front of the done it for awhile," he added. ough a preliminary investigation house were chopped out Mark Hines of Charleston. with axes by About 50 people stood by as firemen No toilet paper here, gets stern grad bath room. is closed! The workers said they've • By JEFF MADSEN MADSENTC' s topconsequently award is ranked as the Campus editor been severly undersupplied, editor top cadet of 7 ,967 ROTC cadets If you use one of the and when they fill out one of Haycock, a 1987 who graduated last May and ., washrooms in Buzzard their weekly orders, less than graduate, has been are now commissioned officers ' Building, please use the toilet half of the order actually gets the top ROTC graduate in the Anny. t paper sparingly-there may filled. nation after he was Haycock was judged on not be enough left for the next The workers said they fill out the recipient of the military grades (through ROTC as person. an order every week showing ent of the Anny's courses he enrolled in here at Robert Haycock Two Buzzard Building what supplies they'll need for Trophy award. Eastern), academic grades (in service workers, who asked not the next week. According to y people that win courses other than ROTC), Hughes trophy. to be identified, said Thursday them, the university is giving are the future officer potential (consistently Marsh is then expected to award that at one point last week they them very little of what is in the Anny," said demonstrating qualities of come to Eastern later this of were out of toilet paper and stock. Tritsch, operations discipline, courtesy, per· summer and represent the Tim paper towels. Since then, Right now the workers don't for Eastern's Anny sonality and character) and trophy Haycock here on to they've been restocked but have any disinfectant to even battalion. "They're academic leadership. campus. apparently with only enough clean the toilets with. winners) heads "It's the type of recognition Subsequent to the ceremony, award (janitorial supplies) to last were told instead of eir contemporaries. that may only happen one the trophy remain on "We will through intersession. replacing garbage bags, to (Haycock) the most time," Tritsh said. display at Eastern forone vear. "We're hoping there's enough wash them out and put the old · cadet I've ever Sometime in June, Hayes, Haycock graduated with a 1 g to get us through," they said. ones back," they added. Tritsch added. who is now stationed at an degree in psychology and is "It's a big problem, but we're Bob Propst of building · he did then and Anny Pathfinders school in now a 2nd Lieutenant and will g doing the best we can." services acknowledged there he does now is 100 Fort Benning Ga., will be flown soon be assigned to an infantry ·" g "I said- (to my boss), 'What was a shortage of janitorial to the Pentagon where the platoon in the 82nd Airborne happens when we don't have supplies on campus, but said Secretary of the Army, the Divison, stationed at Ft. Bragg. any toilet tissue?' He said we'd he's expecting a shipment on Honorable John Marsh, will N.C. 0. have to close the bathrooms." present Haycock with the (See NO, page 5) 2A Friday, May 6, 1988 The Dally Eastern Associated Press Substance in saliva· blocks the State/Nation/World virus, researchers discover CHICAGO (AP)-Preliminary Fox, head of clinical studies at Journal of the American Aliens apply for last-day amnesty AIDSstudies show human saliva the National Institute of Dental Association. Lines snaked outside federal immigration centers in contains a factor that blocks the Research and senior investigator The research also pro · Tuesday, as thousands of un­ cities around the country AIDS virus from infecting cells, in the study. biological explanation of residency status a day why documented aliens applied for legal indicating the body may have a "The significance is that it's a mouth isn't a transmission ahead of the deadline for the year long.program. natural defense against the demostration of a natural for the disease, Fox said. To accommodate late applicants, all 107 offices of the deadly disease, researchers said defense that people have against "Fears about kissing, Immigration and Naturalization Service will remain open Thursday. . the AIDS virus," Fox said in a with eating implements until midnight Wednesday, the deadline for the year long Isolating and understanding telephone interview from the on could be dispelled by this amnesty program. Many district offices extended hours the inhibitory element in saliva National Institutes of Health in of evidence," said Enid Nei Tuesday, too. may help researchers learn how Bethesda, Md. assistant director of In Baltimore, the line of applicants stretched around the to naturally prevent the tran­ The study results appear in the American Dental Associati block Tuesday morning, as people waited for the district smission of the virus, said Philip May issue of the Chicago-based office to open, said Louis D. Crocetti, acting deputy district director. Two weeks ago, Crocetti said his office was processing House approves protection bills 15 to 20 applications a day. Now it's more than 200 a day. SPRINGFIELD (AP)-The the children of the state of Police said Thursday ''I just kept procrastinating, but the time just caught up father of a Southern Illinois girl Illinois," Dennis Schulz testified one had been charged in with me,"-Anna Maldonado, 26, of Mexico said Tuesday as who was abducted and slain last before an Illinois House death and that the inve · she waited with 750 other people at the INS office in year on Thursd'ay urged Judiciary committee. was continuing. They downtown Los Angeles. have lawmakers to approve a package Schulz, of the Marion County released details on how Her sister, Carmen, who applied for amnesty in January, she of child-protection bills. town of Kell, said 10-year-old killed. persuaded her to apply, she said. his "I am here because my daughter, Amy Rachelle, was Schulz spoke on behalf daughter Amy cannot be here, abducted, sexually molested and package of bills sponsored and for your sons and daughters, killed on July 1, 1987. Rep. Kurt Granberg, D-Carly

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Jazz up your friend's spring ... 9:00FRIENDS p.m. - Close & CO send a classified through The Daily Eastern News 509 Van Buren ::::;:;:;;;;::::;::::;:;:;;;;::::;::::;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:�_ �8��������������������������������� �:;:;;;;:;:;;;;:;:;;;;::::;::::;::::;::::; � The Daily WishesPHI the Best SIGMA of Luck to the SIGMA Graduating Seniors I Kim Behme Staci Lucas EasternThe Daily Eastern News NeWSis published daily, Monday through Friday, in r§J Charleston, Illinois during fall and spring semesters and twice during the � Erin Brady. Nikki Murphy summer term except during school vacations or examinations, by the Yvonne Burton Teri Olsen students of Eastern Illinois University. Subscription price: $18 per semester, � $8 for summer only, $36 for all year. The Daily Eastern News is a member r§J Monica Chaparro Katrin Prohaska of the Associated Press which is. entitled to exclusive use of all articles 'Kelley Head Lisa Skul appearing in this paper. The editorials on Page 4 represent the majority view of the editorial board; all other opinion pieces are signed. Phone 581- Jill Lambie · , Julie Strem/au _ 2812. The Daily Eastern News editorial and business offices are located in � Sue Lemke Michelle Toerpe the North Gym of the Buzzard Building, Eastern lllinois'University. _Second � class postage paid at Charleston, IL 61920. ISSN 0894-1599. Printed by Michelle Zmija Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL 61920. -r§J Thanks for all You've Done! NEWS STAFF I Love, Your Phi Sig Sisters Editor in chief...... Chrystal Philpott Verge editor ...... Kim Mikus Managing editor ...... Russell Stare Assoc. Verge editor .. Melissa Tlberend � News editor .... : ...... Amy Carr Verge photo editor ...... Steve Beamer Assoc. news editor ...... John Pletz Art Director ...... Jim Carlson Edit page editor...... Matt Hortenstine Supplements editor .Catherine Velasco CONGRATULATIONS Activities editor ...... Michelle Zawin Advertising mgr...... Karen Charnesky H.A. HERD - - Administration editor. .... Craig Edwards Asst. advertising mgr ...... Amy Smith WE MADE IT!!! . Campus editor ...... Jeff Madsen Sales n:igr ...... Mary Higdon City editor .... :...... Matt Maynard Promotions mgr...... Kevin_Casey · We've had the TIME OF OUR LIVES ••• ? Student bus. mgr ...... Melody Cnckman Govt. editor...... Bill Looby Life likes me ... kinda sorta... Where was Photo editor...... , ...... Dan Raible· Business mgr ...... Glenn Robinson I . Sports editor ...... Mike Fitzgerald Edit�rial adviser ...... : ...... John Ryan _ : 1-3, 752 slides later ... ad nauseum Assoc. sports editor ...... James Betzold Publications adviser ...... David Reed (zzzz) blow it up ... ELVIS .. thrash & moan ... NIGHT STAFF i i a l ttle too much lev ty. ... bend, don't break ... such a dichotomy ... WB'RB BAD . Night editor ...... Jeff Britt Copy desk ...... Keisha Tiggs, Look out "LAND O' ANS" here we come!! Assistant editor ...... Ali Dashti Deborah Dawson, Carolyn Mermis, Wire editor ...... Alma Watson Marlene Petak, Catherine Velasco, i Pack those ruby sl ppers, click your heels, & we're Photo editor ...... Joe Driscoll Tega n Ward Sportseditor ...... Barry Bottino outta here! !YOW we're having fun ..... Friday, N'tay 6, 1988 3A

�Coach 3DAYS eminaritor's note: This is the /,ast a Multicultural hit with American studenprofessor John Ebinger,t dealss 1'!Sj,,-Eddy'sSports Shoppe a five-part series examining Society is a seminar dealing with the use of plants by man ONLY · r seminars at Eastern. with the cultures, values and and how they fit into society. sug. WP ethics of American society. "We cover how plants NEWTON ott - Whitley said the seminar, evolved, how they originated Entire Store retail e senior seminar program which· is available next fall, and how they fit into society," Shoes-Clothing-S2po rQting 0/o good s F.astem has been ''highly deals with the principles of the Ebinger said. "We try to teach New stock of: essful," said Steve United States as a melting pot an appreciation for these 'tley, coordinator of senior and how that may conflict with plants. Reebok Op-Bee Wear the desire of ethnic populations "Students read articles on Nike Guess-Sweats 'tley said students have that wish to sustain their plants, do some cuttings and they are "really glad cultural history. breedings of hybrid com and Avia-Transports Coke , -�\,·· 1o-- did it" and that "it's really Terry Perkins, associate work in the greenhouse," / O '", !lt.. o J.i f- . \-:.-��.,, ,. :- 'J• out." professor of speech com­ Ebinger said. .r�'l/Jfi (1 (;'_ \'..!.".:? � \) ,- 'or seminars, a general munication, teaches a seminar Whitley teaches the seminar �\_.. ;;- tion requirement worth titled Conflict Management Science vs. Humanity. ''The �,,,,... . hours of credit, were Through Non-Violence, which course discusses the ethical and Super specials- lished on a trial basis in is being taught for the third social implications of the three -Jeans Buy one 2nd one FREE were fully im­ time, Perkins said. areas of human biology, ex­ and equal value or less nted one year later. "T he course -i s an tending life, genetic -Jean Jackets e senior seminar program engineering and reproductive examination of non-violent -Jean Ski rts a established to provide approaches to dealing with technology," Whitley said. (So Bring Friend) ities for a student to social conflicts," Perkins said. He added, "These areas are ° as an educated person "The course helps students to constantly in the news and Discount 1-rack- o off discount broadest sense of the - become aware of ways to deal very contemporary. Just look ° • said Whitley, who is with conflicts. at the Baby M case or the Shoes 1-rack- 75 o/ discount coordinator of general Plants and Civilization, a company with a patent on a tion and a zoology seminar taught for the past mouse." Values at least origi30nal/ value�ff o off five semesters by botany 50o/ udent apathy not unique to EIU Hawaiian �Soon Shirts 75 01° elections, Attard said. SIU has "We always have a low pnce Designer off an enrollment of nearly 28,000 turnout," Wall said. Though (w collar) 1 12. Sweat shirts ent apathy toward its students with 18,000 on this spring's elections at the U - government at Eastern campus. of I were uncontested for the be a problem, but it's Seven percent of the president, vice-president and Free Eastern Transfers on any · ly not a problem unique students at SIU voted in representative to the Board of shirt or sweats 9urchase rn. student government elections. Trustees, he said the race for ° ugh most of the state Eastern had approximately 7 the 15 General Assembly plus1 o Shirt price rsities had contested percent vote in the virtually (U of I's student government) ns for student govern­ uncontested election. seats was ''highly contested." 20 / OfT positions, all of the The Progress Party, headed Only 2,700 of appr9ximately Remainder contacted had under 15 up by Student Body President­ 35,000 students showed at the t voter participation in elect Mike Riordan swept all polls for an 8 percent turnout Greek spring elections. spots with three of the four of student vuters. course there will always executive slots unopposed. "We have always had a big Jams dent apathy," said John Attard said he had run problem with students (toward d, Southern Illinois unopposed in the 1987 spring their student government)," ersity student body elections, reporting the student Wall said.

· ent. turnout for that election to be Western Illinois University bas a president and vice­ just over 900 students, which is had the highest voter turnout en t elected by the 3 percent of the student of the schools contacted. A t body, along with 41 population. total of 1,763 of the 12,500 t senators representing Matthew Wall, a spokesman students enrolled voted at the Many In-Store · ous colleges and four at the University of Illinois, elections for a 14 percent phic areas both on and said the Champaign school turnout, said Gary Rapp, 90% off pus. didn't fare much better in its Western's student body racks on Sale roxim ately 2,000 elections. president. t.s cast votes in spring up to

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Ponderosa Ave. E Your Family Restaurant ?14RdTro d M-Sat. Judy's Hallmark Shop Mattoon, fl 61938 9-9 Sun West Park Plaza 12-5 Charleston 348-5473 MKicka backybe a little. I Ifcan you're start on didth it. Nowat I havetomorrow one week left and I still haven't looking at this you're probably able to do anything about my dream. ali:eady kicked back, so go back I'm sure there has to be an answer short of n as far as you can without tipping devastation to get me out of this mess. Bribery, OPINION over. chance? Have you been outside Of course, from the educators' standpoint - ::. . recently? This is the type of say, "We do this for your own good. It's weather that my daydream is set finish everything we assign, so why don't you?" · in. Gorgeous, kind of warm, just Sometimes I get the feeling teachers are ro plain nice. drink motor oil instead of eating. Have they f Editorial Amy· Carr Now add the daydream. A red about sleep? Did they actually have this much when they were in Board News editor 1 965 convertible Mustang be- school? Is it possible to buy ing driven, by me of course, Russell lege and run it your own way? Chrystal Philpott John Pletz down a country road, interstate, Stare After rounding the last curve of papers we train track, cowpath, anywhere ••••••• head into tests. I hear some people say, Editor in chief Associate news editor "I'm as long as I can regulate what I cruisin' along until I can get to my beer." When do find time for this drinking thing? They Russell Stare Matt Hortenstine do and how I do it on a spring day. Sound fun? You're must study· daydreaming. Don't tip over. bars instead of socialize. Sounds kosher to me. Managing editor Editoral page editor I have this overwhelming delusion. I can see myself Obviously these people are on the ball and do actually fulfilling my dream someday. can see myself procrastinate, or any other 'nate for that matter, � . The Dally Eastern News I finishing one more daily grind, going home, opening the causes all of this disease to hit those of us who do Friday, May 6, t 988 garage door and let it all begin. until the last minute. Kind of makes you want to Why can't I do this now? Oh yeah, I go to school. It brewery, doesn't it? isn't necessarily the cost of going to school that dic­ I've decided to change my major and go into a tates whether my dream can be done. Trust me; I've science where I can develop a pill for procrastina seen plenty of potential dream cars around. The big at least study us poor unfortunates. Maybe untH I There may not problem is finding time to do this. Actually, finding time get around to doing that, sometime after summer, I to do just about anything. start a support group where we can all get together Of course I procrastinate, but we ajl do. What? You talk about our ailment. Just drop me a note if you' mean not everybody does? Well, there should still be terested. I'll check the mail tomorrow. be any business time for procrastination, it's the human nature for most. -Russell Stare is managing editor for The Rome wasn't built in a day. Why? Because they pro· Eastern News. world to go into crastinated. Not only that, they wore skirts while they For those Eastern students who plan to

enter into the business world after graduation, _ ...... "'"�-::...� you may want to seriously consider looking �=:::=-=::--:-:-=­ �or � for employment outside the state of Illinois. �-� The growth of businesses in Illinois is af­ ·---� fected by how s-eriously lawmakers in Spr­ ingfield take higfler educmioo. And if they continue their recOfd of ·poor funding to higher Editorial education,-· Illinois' economy will definitely suffer the con­ sequences of their poor fiscal responsibility. According to a report prepared by the Il­ linois Public Action Counqil, high-paying jobs in fields that depend on a healthy higher education systern are growing in number while the number of jobs not requiring a higher education system are dropping. Thus, states that provide such a healthy higher education systeui will draw business expansion opp9rtunities away from Illinois. And this phenomena of lost business op­ portunities can already be measured as Illinois Your turn recently lost � multi-billion dollar supercollider project that it originally had secured but lost the AIDS virus that their solution is harmed at the rugby party. because of poor eduction funding. Animal rights is "good hygiene." Explain to those being a jock or a defenseless Currently, Illinois is ranked 36th in terms of with kidney failure that they will tim had nothing to do with emotional appeal never be free of dialysis. Explain punishment the rugby club business climate. Ironically, Illinois is also Editor: to the mothers why their children ed. The student affairs office ranked 42nd in terms of per capita spending I was quite impressed by your will have to die. Explain to the acted on what information on education and Illinois ties for last place in rather emotional appeal against crippled that their muscles will had and extended to the club terms of percent increase for education. animal research, but you have left never work again. Explain to them punishment they could. To Also, Illinois is 9th in terms of per capita in­ me wondering. Maybe you could all that "the end doesn't justify the tinue to correct Sean, he come. What do all these statistics mean? clarify a few points for me so that means." And then pray that you the club "singles out poor I might better understand your stay healthy, because They indicate that while Illinois is a wealthy you may This simply is not true. the position. end up explaining it to yourself. who will remain nameless, state, it· spends little on education and that Have you ever used antibiotics, Sally J. Brubaker talking to a rugby player this underfunding is a root cause for Illinois' Ms. Philpott? Were you vac· Health/Zoology urinating in a bush behind poor business environment. cinated against deadly diseases or garage shortly before the The crisis facing our universities is now a will you be looking forward to suf· Zeman and rugby began. She is a junior, crisis facing the businesses of llinois. l:Jnless fering from polio, diptheria, don't see her as a girl but• j tetanus or a variety of other nasty parties are different grown woman and by no this problem is rectifie . there may be no � little disorders? Do you use birth Editor: defenseless. Also, as stated business world� worth graduating into.• control pills? Do you take I am writing in response to Sean before, the guy who g Without a sound policy concerning the medicines when you're in pain or 0. Hogan's article in the Daily girl in "parts no guy has the education, Wi,,ois' prestige, in future of higher when you have a cold? Are you or Eastern News on May 3, 1988. I to touch" was not am both business and educational cirlces, will is anyone in your family depen­ do agree with Sean in that the the club and was thrown 0l4: decline. continue to dent upon insulin or currently judicial process may be somewhat the party. This reminds me undergoing cancer therapy? Do unfair. I also agree with him that Terry Zeman's guests, you use medications of any kind, Terry Zeman received a harsh who were possibly not e Letter or are you banning them since punishment. However, Mr. Hogan friends. Lastly, if the they were developed through im­ seems to have his facts mixed up bad, why is this the fi�t policywelcomes letters to the The Daily Eastern News moral animal research? The or seems to be carrying on the case out of at least 60 that editor from any reader addressing issues relating to the answers are important, Ms. ,. sensationalistic journalism The Dai­ seen myself. Each person campus community. Philpott, because they mean the ly Eastern News promotes. their own belief in what The name and telephone number of a least one difference between true concern First I would like to ask Sean, and the punishment received. author must be submitted with each letter to the editor. and hypocrisy:'. You cannot con· . "Were you at this party?" I don't situation is over so why not Letters must be 250 words or less. demn an act wnile reaping its think so. When he compares the rest and get on with our liv8I. Only the first three names from letters containing benefits. two party incidents he fails to This letter is not a statement han three authors will be published unless fur­ I suggest that your next article mention that at Zeman's party two the rugby club and does not ecified. should be aimed at the millions of police officers were sent to the reflect the clubs feelings, rs submitted without a r\8me (or a pseudonym) people currently waiting for hospital for treatment of injuries these are my own feelings. or without a telephone number or other means of veri- medical science to end their suf­ received when breaking up the fying authorships will not be published. fering. Explain to those carrying party. No one was physically e Dally Eastern News Friday, May 6, 1988 SA

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· 5:30 • 8:00 FREE ICE. CREAM SUBS AND POP 6:00 • 8:00 11THE CHEETERS11 ... e Dally Eastern News Friday, May 6, 1988 7A courage ommittee raises $6, 150 Artists en awareness art Lynn Takata water­ scholafinancialrship need, said committeeand support lib we'ver arhad," yWright By RHONDA GROSS of and Staffwrite r colorist Beth Shadur, both or chair Jean Wright. said. "Our original goal was The Illinois Education from Chicago, painters The 1988 Students for " will change every year," $4,000 (for this year)." Art and It Pilot Committee is spon­ Joan Swigard and Barbara cellence Committee has she said. Wright said she thought the soring an evening of fun and Greenberg from Peoria. llected $6,150 in the past The committee will decide program will be a success learning Monday, share Swartzbaugh said the idea months for a scholarship each year under which criteria because it establishes a to the ideas and works of five behind the evening is to help Eastern students and an it will award the scholarship, relationship between Eastern professional artists. the artists promote and -line" card catalog system Wright said. and future alumni. The event take place develop people's awareness will give students access "We're asking seniors and "People really feel positive will 'ch at 7:30 p.m. at the Board of visual arts. material of every Illinois graduate students to donate about Eastern," Wright said, Office in the Central Ad­ The Mattoon School through computer $100 within a four-year plan," citing the progress of the rary ministration Building in District was one of five Wright said. "We've really had committee as an indicator. . als. Mattoon, 112 22 St., said districts given a $5,400 The"Moving Onto the Verge to overcome the negativeness The new card catalog system N. committee member Dorothy grant for progress toward Excellence" scholarship will of it because we are asking will assist students in research ' Swartzbaugh. their comprehensive • flexible in that it may be people for pledges who aren't and will help eliminate the old fine The artists presenting arts program, she said. warded for athletic or even sure where they'll be card catalog system in Booth their skills include; muralist demic excellence or may be working in six months." library, Wright said. · en to a student who is in "I'm really pleased with the $100 1 9th show ALL TIMES o be given MOONSTRUCK y quartet �ITS PERFECT... WHAT A SWEET. WONDERFUL FILM!" -loelSiegel TV ABC The Coles County Bar· rshoppers will combine

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nting its 19th Annual . celebrate the 50th MGM IPGI w to FRI/SAT NITE 7:00 AND 9:15 FRI/SAT NITE 7:15 AND 9:00 In the heart of our cities 'versary of the Society for SAT/SUN MATINEE 2:00 PM 'SAT/SUN MATINEE 2:15 PM people die for Preservation and En- SUN TO THURS NITE 7:00 PM SUN TO THURS NITE 7:15 PM wearing the wrong colors gement of Barbershop t Singing in America. I . Slides of the first quartets early founders will be wn di.iring the performance COID RS help trace the origins of this •STlllCTtD � UHH 17 ll'EOUIWUAetnPAIYllfli An ICTURES Release DI Allll T CUAllll.. erican art form, said Tom rAlllT ® tJNQi'fP .:· er. � R ':j86 'Or.Qr .. �::''OC"

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[B'Ser vices Offered lB'Help Wanted lB'Wanted lB' For Rent lB' For Rent lB' For Rent

"MY SECRETARY" RESUME Earn extra money . Sell Avon. 4 Subleasers needed for Sum­ 2 and 3 bedroom furnished SUMMER SUBLEASER 1 SUMMER SUBLEASER PARK packages and typing services. Call Pam at359 -1 577 or Becky mer. 3 bedrooms, close to cam­ apartments . Good location. Ex­ BRM. PARK PLACE APTS. FUL­ PLACE APT. 201 $80 or bell Reasonable prices, excellent or Jan at 258- a\ 348-8094 pus, rent negotiable. Call 345- cellent condition. Laundry, park­ LY FURNISHED. FOR MORE IN­ offer. Cable included. Call Tom service. 903 18th 345-1 150. 81 15. 3716. ing. 345-7286. FO. CALL 348-8204. at 348-0453. 9am to 5pm. ______4/00 ______5/6 5/9 --::c=--::-==-c----.---� 1 /00 MEN TO SHEAR CHRISTMAS DESPERATELY SEEKING 1 PROFESSIONAL RESUME TREES WEE KDAY MORNINGS. OR 2 FEMALE SUMMER PACKAGES: Quality papers, big BEGINNING JUNE 345-681 5. SUBLEASERS: Close to cam­ selection, excellent service. ______5/6 pus, low rent CALL 348-8550 PATTON QUIK PRlNT, 820 Lin­ GIRLS TO SHAPE ASAP! Friday's coln , next to Super-K. 345- CHRISTMAS TREES WEEKDAY ______5/6 6331 . MORNINGS JUNE AND JULY. ______5/9 345-6815. Copy-X 207 Lincoln, CB"Roommates ______5/6 Charleston, IL (21 7)345-6313. UNLIMITED lNCOME POSSI­ Crosswor Typesetting-resume specials. d BLE FULL OR PART-TIME, IN SHARE 2 BRM. HOUSE WITH ______Puzzle 12/00 OR OUT OF SCHOOL, IN ANOTHER MALE STUDENT ACROSS 53 Result of an 8 I, in Hamburg 35 Canine relative CHARLESTON OR AT HOME. QUIET AND CHEAP. 345-3057. Need typing done? Call Jean at overturned 9 Damage, in 36 Showy in attire AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY . ------,5/6 1 Indian soldier 345-6759. chessboard? Dixie CALL 345-5354. Female roommate needed for 37 Shade ______cMWF-00 in British summer/fall . pring. LOW RENT. 56 Science 10 Like a blind producer ------.....,....,.,....5/6 army Own room. Call Mary 345- dealing with 11 Busy places 38 Atomic-plant LB'HelpWant ed UP UP & AWAY 6 Socks and 51 89. pollution 12 Immersed danger BALLOONERY NEEDS SUM­ stockings, e.g. MER AND FALL HELP. AFTER­ ______5/6 57 Places for 13 Gushes 39 Vestibules S U M E R 11 Iroquois tribe M NOON HRS. DURING SUMMER One male summer subleaser sales 14 A suburb of 40 "Irma la -" OPPORTUNITY-Fine residen­ 13 Part of the ear (1 2-3) MUST HAVE CAR! 345- needed. Large furnished apart­ 58 Wear away London 42 Against tial camp for girls in Vermont ment. Call 348-0375. 15 Chess piece 9462. . 59 Baptisms, etc. 16 Pastry dessert 44 Niobe's seeking women belonging to a ______5/6 DOWN 21 Indians outpouring counselors/instructors, mid­ Female roommate needed for member of a Experienced bartenders and holding small 46 Event at June through mid-August. Gym­ summer/fall/spring. LOW RENT. fraternal snack bar workers. Apply in per­ 1 Apprehending chess pieces? tennis, sailing, riding, Vicksburg : nastics, son. Mattoon Country Club Own room. Call Mary 345- order? 2 Isolated canoeing, swimming, waterski- 23 Religious men 1862-63 between the hours 1 & 5 Tues­ 5189. 17 Curlicue, 3 Cribbage­ who move Chancel 1ng. drama, ceramics, soccer, ______47 Fri. 5/6 perhaps board item archery , tripping instructors, and INTERSESSION SPECIAL diagonally? cynosure ______5/6 18 QE2's route 4 Noted secretary . Non-smokers, good (MAY 15-JUNE 15) $1 90. IN­ 25 Dens 50 Walk wearily Students wanted to babysit for 19 Certain degree newspaper character and love of children. CLUDES OWN ROOM, ALL 27 Motor coaches 51 Indian t�rm of summer-days, evenings & 20 Insect's feeler publisher Call or write Lockearn Camp, UTILS, WASH & DRY, NEXT TO 29 Female ruff respect weekends. Call 348-5492. 22 Kind of board Box 500, Post Mills, VT 05058. 5 Eucalypts ______5/9 STADIUM 345-4597. 31 Bireme 54 Insurance or key "Home, Sweet ( 802) 333-421 1. ______5/9 6 adjunct abbr. ______.c5/6 ,9 23 Ease up Home" author 34 O'Hara's 55 Dine 24 Big bargain Good with children? Spend a lB'Wanted lB'For Rent 7 Part of a "From the year as a Princeton Nanny. Enjoy 26 Compass Racine play nearby New York, Philadelphia, letters or One bedroom the beach. Pay off loans/save Wanting to rent, sublease, apartments 7 51 27 Mosquito or summer 6th St. $1 70-225 per money . Great salaries/benefits, share an apartment for month. gnat term . (61 8) 532-857 1. Ask for Call 345-6621 . including room/board. Careful 28 Famed Doug. ______cMWF/00 placement, personal contact abdicator ______5/9 Large Furnished house for 5-6 with PRINCETON NANNY 30 Drenched or write Mar­ FEMALE ROOMMATE students. Four Bedroom, two PLACEMENT. Call 32 Never. to jorie Biddle, Ph.D., Director, WANTED TO SHARE AN Bathrooms. Near EIU 1 25/mo. Wolfgang Suite 41 6, 301 North Harrison APARTMENT FOR 88-89 348-1 61 4 . Small house. Fur­ 33 Camp-site St., Princeton, NJ 08540; (609) SCHOOL YEAR. CALL KIM: nished. Two students. 100/mo. leavings 397-8873. 345-9274. 348-1 61 4 . ______------�- Like most ____c5/6 ,9 5/6 5/9 34 wedding cakes 37 Small interstice 40 Sandy tracts, in England 41 Deal or material Christian Campus FellowCatnship is havingpus wor­ one busi clness daipsy before date to be published (or preceder ship service on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at the Chris­ date of event). Information should include event, 43 Disbursed tian Campus House, located at 2231 South 4th name of sponsoring organization, (spelled out no 45 Killer whales Street, right behind Lawson Hall. Come at 9:45 for Greek letter abbreviations). date, time and place of 46 One of the donuts and fellowship. For rides or info, call 345- event, plus any other pertinent information. Name legumes 6990. Everyone is welcome. and phone number of submitter must be included. 48 Fill to Ne�man Catholic Community is having a free Clips containing conflicting or confusing informa­ overflowing movie tommo rrow at 8:00 at the Newman Center tion will not be run if submitter cannot be con­ 49 Site of the Tell (9th and Lincoln). The movie is "Fatal Attraction" tacted. Clips will be edited for space available. legend a:idfree drinks and popcorn will be provided. Clips submitted after noon of deadline day cannot 50 Parts of be guaranteed publication. No clips will be taken flowers Campus Clips are published daily, free of charge, by phone. Clips will be run one day only for any 52 Isthmus of as a public service to the campus. Clips should be event. _ Thailand submitt�d to The Daily EasternNe ws officeby noon See page 9 for answers

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Graduation registered for placement, Address Notification 18, 4:30 p.m. These weeks after the start of the ty , Housing, ect., will be Requirements Deadline should pick up placement Any student registered for deadlines apply to Intersession grading period following the ed unclear. Each For a student to be con­ materials in the Placement placement who graduates at classes only. one for which the contested should check with all sidered a Spring Semester Center located in the Student the end of this semester or grades are recorded. The ments to clear all o 1988 graduate , ALL gradua­ Services Building. If placement who will be student teaching Michael D. Taylor, deadline for Spring Semester prior to semester or tion requirements must be met registration is delayed one year next term should inform the Director, Registration 1988 grade change appeals is term breaks and/or leaving by 4:30 p.m. of Tuesday , May beyond graduation, a fee of Placement Center of the ad­ Monday, July 11, 1988. University permanently. 31 , 1988. This means that any $25.00 is charged to register. dress to which the vacancy Student Grade Thanscripts of the removals of incornpletes, Donald L. Schaefer, bulletin should be sent. Reports James E. Martin, records of any student changes of grades, or official Assistant Director, At the close of each grading Registrar unclear record will be transcripts of academic work Career Planning & Placement Donald L. Schaefer, period, Student Grade Reports and not sent to any one or from other institutions MUST Center Assistant Director, are mailed to the home ad­ Reapplication place. If the obligation ill reach the Records Office by Career Planning & Placement dresses by the student's--NOT For Graduation tremely serious or prolo that date. If all requirements Summer Central Center the local addresses. Please be Any student who has applied may result in a complete are not met, the students Registration Intersession sure that you have requested a for graduation for a future on a student's record, should reapply for graduation IF YOU ARE A CONTINUING Drops/Adds change of address with Hous­ semester or summer term and includes withholding for Summer Term 1988 no STUDENT WHO DID NOT Ii you need to change your ing if there has been a change then finds that he/she will be reports and precludes later than Monday, June 20, PRE-ENROLL FOR SUMMER Intersession schedule, you in your home address to which graduating either a semester or sion, registration, or 1988. TERM 1988, you may register may do so in the Registration grades will be mailed. summer term earlier or later tion. JUNE 13 according to the last Operations Room (south base­ MUST reapply for graduation in · James E. Martin, digit of your social security ment McAfee) on Monday , James E. Martin, the Records Office. There is James E. Martin, Registrar number: (EXAMPLE: SOC . May 16 from 9:00 a.m. until Registrar no additional charge for reap­ Registrar SEC. NO. xxx-xx-xxx5 reports 2:00 p.m.; on Tuesday or Application for plying. Reapplication must be Correspondence Courses no sooner than 1 0:30 a.m.) Wednesday, May 17 or 18, Graduation accomplished no later than the Eligibility Far Students who plan to take 0 - 1 8:30 a.m. from 9:00 a.m. - 12: 00 noon Application and reapplication published deadline of the new Intersession any work by correspondence 2 - 3 9:30 a.m. or from 1 :00 - 3:00 p.m. for graduation for Summer semester or summer term Those students who MUST have that course ap­ 4-510 :30 a.m. The last day to drop an In­ Term 1988 must be ac­ when he/she plans to academically dismisSed proved in the Records Office 6 - 7 11:30 a.m. tersession class--and receive a complished no later than the graduate. For Summer Term scholarship at the ctose prior to enrolling k>r the 8 - 9 1 2:30 p.m. full refund and no grade for' the deadline of 4:30 p.m. on Mon­ 1988, the deadline is Monday, ing Semester 1988 n course. Students should ask to DOOR CLOSES AT 1 :30 P.M. class--is THURSDAY, MAY day, June 20, 1988. The ap­ June 20, 1988. elibigle for enrollment In · see Mr. Conley or Mr. Martin to Enter the southeast door of 19, 4:30 P.M. The last day to plication forms are available in mer Term or in Int discuss work by cor- McAfee Gym, proceed to the drop an Intersession class and the Records Office. James E. Martin, which is· part of Summer respondence. North Gym, and present your receive a "W" is Tuesday, Registrar Intersession pre-r l.D. card to obtain materials June 7, 4:30 p.m. TUESDAY , James E. Martin, rosters will be checked. James E. Martin, and instructions. JUNE 7, 4:30 P.M. IS THE Registrar Unclear Records those students who Registrar DEADLINE FOR DROPPING The academic records for registered and are Enrollment procedures wi!] .. AN INTERSESSION CLASS. Grade Change students who have outstanding will be notified that they include PAYMENT TU!· Seniors· QF deadline for submitting a Appeals obligations with such depart­ withdrawn from In TION AND FEES. The Placement Registration Credit/No Credit card is Appeals to change assigned ments as Athletic Department, and the rest of Summer T Anyone receiving a degree Thursday, May 19, 4:30 pm. grades must be initiated by the Textbook Rental Service, by the end of the Spring Michael 0. Taylor, the deadline for submitting an students through the ap Booth Library, Financial Aids, Jame:.. e Martin, &._e mester 1988, who has not Director, Registration \s.Wed�day, M::iy pi opr ate inst�uct.e�s Chemistry Dei: '1ment, Securi- 'Reg;S'J'!ll - ...... Audit card \ ""."i�hjn.-;01Jr 'I Report errors immediately at 581 -2812. 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DENT APARTMENTS Summer Subleasers PARK Female Subleaser needed for For Sale 1984 Ford Tempe LOST: EVENTSFUL-APRIL JOBS-CHICAGO USE YOUR COLLEGE LE FOR SUMMER OR PLACE APARTMENTS. RENT summer, 2 blks. from campus, Excellent Condition. 46,000 19-20 CONTAINS FALL FOR 4 PEOPLE. PRICE NEGOTIABLE. 345-2895. low utilities, rent negotiable. miles. 234-6284. REGISTRATION FORM. IMPOR­ SKILLS AS LOW AS $124 ______5/6 348-8460. ______5/9 TANT! IN LIBRARY OR UNION ArticulatetMotivated �eople H EACH. Af'ART­ Brittany Ridge townhouse ______5/6 RET HOT bargains! Drug CALL 345-1418, ASK FOR Wanted for Limited RENTALS 820 LINCOLN room for 5 people or less, low SUBLEASERS NEEDED FOR dealers' cars, boats, planes JOHN. Openings rent for SUMMER, close to cam­ 7746. SUMMER 3 bedroom, nicely fur­ repo'd. Surplus. Your Area. ______5/6 pus. call 345-7992 ask for Jen­ nished house on 4th Street. Buyers Guide. (1) 805-687- LOST: Blue velcro wallet. Can FLEXIBLE HOURS nifer. Rent Negotiable. Call after 5:00 6000 Ext. S-9997. keep money. Call 581 -2856. ______CALL NOW 5/9 ______5/9 345-6962. ______5/6 3 to 4 subleasers needed for 3 ______5/6 4 Bedroom townhouse, low Found in South Quad area bedroom Park Place I Apt. Rent assumable mortgage, close to after 312-635-6050 312-447.a34 For Sale Barbeque health notebook. Negot. Phone 345-9759. 11'.f campus. Call 312-969-0288. Claim at Thomas Hall Desk. NW SUBS CITY ______2/00 ______5/6 ______5/9 er or fall two bedroom Four female subleasers need­ FOR SALE- 1985 Honda 76 Chevy Van New tires & Bat­ ed. PARK PLACE APTS. 345- and unfurnished apart­ Elite 250 Scooter. Digital Dash, tery $450, 2 Monitor Speakers 7516 . . APARTMENT RENTALS 1800 Mi. Excellent Condition. $50. Call 345-6556 after 7:00 Lllcoln St. 348-7746. ______5/9 $1 600 or Best offer. Call 348- p.m. ______3/00 DESPERATELY SEEKING 8984. ______5/6 CELEBRATE SUMMER IN THE WOODS ARTMENTS JOINING FEMALE SUMMER 4 Tickets-Monsters of ______5/9 RN, ALSO BUDGET SUBLEASER. Own room. Great 1981 Dodge Aries Wagon Rock-May 2 7 Alpine ENTS. SUMMER I location. Rent negotiable. What 4WD, PS, PB, AM/FM, Exe. Valley-Best offer 581 -5506. ,MEN. 345-4846. more could you ask for? Call Cond. 2nd Owner. 4000 mi. on ______5/6 ______5/9 345-6101 . Arriva Tires. 2100 OBO Must For Sale: Q-s1ze BED; Oc· leasing furnished apart­ ______5/9 sell by 5/ 1 5. 345-3771 . tagon FISHTANK; & more Call: BIG FUN for 2, summer and fall. Great Studio Apartment ______5/9 348-0406 . 345-4757. $100.00, for summer only, near 1980 GRAND PRIX, AC, ______5/6 ______4/00 Old Main . 348-7960. POWER STEERING, POWER FOR SALE: 73 Plymouth ______5/6 rent 2 bedroom apart­ BRAKES, POWER SEATS, Valiant 6 cyl., runs good Asking . McArthur Manor. 345- Privately owned Brittany POWER WINDOWS, AM/FM $550 581 ·2449. townhouse. Dishwasher. or 345-2231. STEREO CASSETTE. $2500 ______5/6 Washer and dryer. 2Y2 bath. OR BEST OFFER. CALL 345- 12 inch 150-1 62.50. Call 348-7877. 751 6 ASK FOR CHRIS. RCA B/W TV $20 ______5/9 small refrigerator $50, small gas ______5/9 4 Male renters needed for grill-$10, scooter $1 50. 348- For Sale Florescent Grow ______4/00 house. 3 bedrooms, close to 1304 Mar Light Call Chuck 348-0261 . / er" Subleasers needed, campus. For info. call 21 7-665------5/9 ______5/9 .,....,-:-=-:----: Place Apts. Large 3 391 1. YARD SALE Saturday, May Order your Graduation 88 7th , Rent negotiable. 345- ______5/9 South 4th str. University Apt. videotape copy. $30.00 each. flpar hnerrts Sleeping room for non­ no. 21. noon-till 5:00 pm. 581 · Call 348-587 1 . smoking female in quiet home. 2429. TH E FUN IS HERE ______5/9 345-2564 after 5:00. ______5/6 Large dorm size refrigerator. SEE AN APARTMENT TODAY ______5/9 Great Loft for Sale $20. Call Good condition, hold pony keg . 2 Bedroom apartment for 2 581 -2294. GRR-REAT RATES CALL: $50 345-2386. ______5/9 quiet, non-smoking males. Near --:----:------5/6 91 6 WOODLAWN DR. 345-2363 stadium. low utilities. 345-2564 ______5/6 LOFT FOR SALE w/ bookshelf bedroom apartment, very RUMMAGE SALE SAT. MAY RENTALS FOR FALL, TOO. after 5:00. and ELECT RICLY WIRED. 345- campus, only one left, 7th, 8 am TO NOON AT ______5/9 3183. and refrig. provided, 9 or SWICKARDS' HOUSE ON THE month lease, $300 or SUMMER SUBLEASER: Y. ______5/9 4TH ST. CURVE. GREAT E /month . 345-4220. BLOCK FROM CAMPUS, FOR SAL : Round trip ticket BARGAINS! NO EARLY SALES. $ 1 00.00/MO., NICE. PLEASE to Orland, $1 25. Call 348- ______.5/9 SPONSPORED BY SIGMA CALL JAN 345-3761 . 1589. BEDROOM APTs. For 2-4 ALPHA IOTA. ______- ts. Close to EIU. 1 o 5/6 �------5/9 ______5/6 Female Subleaser wanted for Couch-pullout-good condi­ lease. Call 345-3100 Furniture For sale couches, DO N'T PA SS UP THIS OFFER intersession and summer tion . Bedroom set-bureau /mir­ 5pm. tables, chairs, lamps. Price school. Nice apt. close to cam­ ror, dresser, headboard/bed· negotiable call 348-0464 ask for SAV E pus. Rent negotiable. Call 345- frame, nightstand. Price $250-$300 ed Female Summer Tim. 3362. Negotiable. r. Park Place apts. Rent 5/9 RECORDS-TAPES 2 FOR 1 ble. Call Sheri 345- ______5/6 ______5/9 PARK PLACE II Apt. Summer CD'S, MO VIE VIDEOS ______5/6 Subleasers needed. Apt. In MUSIC VIDEOS or 2 summer subleasers 1 GREAT Shape, close to campus. AC , not furnished, low, Rent VERY NEGOTIABLE! 345- EDUCATIONA L VIDEOS , call Amy 348-0877 . 651 8 ______5/9 OFF ______5/6 Furnished Apartment need 20-60°/o mer subleaser. Nice 2 Original Artists-Original Labels . Apt. with Garage & A.C. four students, one block from 345-6556 after 7:00 p.m. campus 1 O month lease. 345- To p Quality 3401 , 345-2263, 348-8851. Regency ______5/6 mer subleasers needed. 2 ______5/9 BEST OFFERS AVAILABLE m apt. Rates Negotiable. Rooms for men summer only. 345-6802 or 581 -3279. $90-$1 10 per month utilities in­ ANYWHERE ______5/9 cluded. 345-537 4. Apts. ______5/00 Bedroom house for 4 girls, THIS IS NOTA RECORD CLUB! AIC, 9 mo. lease;$1 25.00 Subleasers needed for sum· No Membership Required 345·5525 or 581 -301 8. mer. Split $240 between 1 to 4 people. Call 345-1 598. Close to ______5/9 Purchase Only Wh at Yo u Wa nt campus. · home, furnished or Un­ ______5/6 STOP 'N d. Available May 15th. look NO FURTHER! $70 a SEND $9 GARFIELD MARKETING 5·6052 . month, FREE utilities and (Check or Money Order 2202 N. 40th St. showtime. have your own room. ) men needed for fall Call 345-6383. Leasing foLOOr I< to Receive DECATUR, IL 62526 ing '89. Large Student ______5/9 Summer &. Fall PON BOOK & 21 7-422-5622 at 1803 12th. 4 blocks Subleasers need : for summer ./ of Fine Arts building. $135 41 6 Van Buren. $75 a month. 3 345-9105 LIST TO : and share utilities with 4 Bed, 2 Bath . Call 348-5348 guys. deposit $235. 345- Sean . ______5/6 I ....______4/00 MER AND FALL. Quiet BLOOM · COUNTY ious. Private bedrooms. Puzzle Answers 7th. $100 and up. Call Ray 0 y p A I S• I SE P I t..ooK II t.!T7l.£ 345·2783. ! EN Ei C A!I ! A CI C U L E (7(J(Jpele#!Nfl / F p y T H YOll ______4100 KNI HT I AS N(!f( V()(I�, TH 7Hl5 /5 .. . ent for Rent, 1 or 2 E!! S ! A LAN E N lift .. PON'T I? PAL K A El A E t.OOKF!N€ . s, key location close L I N I 111A fJO ON. pus, right next to Ij u 1403 4th Street Price l I L I . Call 348-0464 Tim ' ! IE N � I N A AE I • I L Kii A A L iiI N 11 H A I II I ,1 A II.I I ".I I l I

______5/9 SERS WANTED FOR ER THREE BEDROOM Apartment ED HOUSE. CLEAN. Y WASHER, DRYER. Rentals 8. Lincoln St. 820 BY GARRY TRUDEAU ______5/6 Doonesbury E 3 bedroom apt. See Us for: above Charleston Lumer • Summer Apt. NO % 6th. Apt. is fully furnish­ A K/00/NG ? tA/8ll, 8(Jt, IT'S ted perfect for mature • Month 9- 12 OH, Ml/<8, THAT'S GOOlJTHIN6 . Lease & Deposit re­ Apt. THAT. YOIJ HA DA No pets. Call 345-601 1 7HA T'5 7RlJMP CARIJ · fAJONPEJ.R..­ 9462 after 5:00. ·Summer t=Ul ! HANPY! ______5/9 \ ' House at 501 Taylor mini storage ·� 'shed, new furnace and space to campus. Mature only. No pets. Call · Dorm size 11 or 345-9462 after refrigerators & ______5/9 microwaves t Housing, 1 group of 5 . Stove, Refrig, Washer er furnished. 1202 3rd 348-7746 after 5 P.M. 728-4502. ______5/9 Report errors immediately at 581 -281 2. Correct ad Thursday's appear in the next edition. Unless notified, we cannot

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Call 348-5694. ·------5/6 __ 5/6 Christi DuChateau, Thanks for ___,. ______..,.. chase Necessary PAGE ONE graduate school with a 4.0 ______5/9 CHRI STINE CALLAHAN: HAP­ SMASH KAPS: GOOD LUCK TAVERN. being such a sweetheart. Have a GRATULATIONS Love, Mike. PY 21st BIRTHDAY! LOVE, ON YOUR FINALS! LOVE, - 4/00 great summer and we'll see ya --,:,-::-�-c:c,.,-,-� --::---, Announcements MARCI. W.O.M. FREE SHAKE A DAY-Win next year. Love, The Men of CB' ______516 5/6 $500 In one Roll- PAGE ONE Lambda Chi Alpha. ROBIN LYONS: Good luck AMY RUX Happy 21 st Red To the men of Delta Chi: ______5/6 LAST T.G.l.F. OF THE YEAR! TAVERN. finals and you better come Headed Betty! Beware all you Thanks for another great DIRK-What can I say... This BIKINI CONTEST!! 3.00/3.50 ----:------4100 Chicago for a visit! A-G Neanderthals, she's on the pro­ semester. Good Luck on Finals year has been the best. You are ALL YOU CAN DRINK. $50 BOARD Buy 2 tickets; if Jamie. wl! 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We'll miss you!! receive a free so. comfortt Send off party ! .. you lots next year! Please visit important-write it on the wall. name in print!) I Love You! Love, 5/6 Fri-Sat. 8:00 to 10:00 5/6 scenic Macomb. Take care of And if all else fails-ask Que Heather. NIKKI MURPHY: YOU WILL One Tavern. AST SENIORS. YOU'RE THE Maggie Sullivan for me. Love, Como. Pi Sig love and mine, - 516 "MAKE THE BEST PHI SIG FIELD BEST. GOOD LUCK IN THE ______- __--- Bean. Martini. FREE BEER-FlNALS WEEK REP EVER! WE ARE SO PROUD - -- ______5/6 FUTURE. LOVE, PAUL. - --,- ----516 Mon.-Blond hair males, OF YOU! LOVE, YOUR FREE BEER-FINALS 5/6 - DAN RIORDAN, congratula­ FREE JACK DANIELS T­ ______Tue.-Red hair males and SISTERS. Mon. -Blond It's that time of the ... YEAR tions on becoming a SHIRT buy yourself and a friend hair females, Wed.-Blue eyed 5/6 Tue.-Red hair again! Baseball Season! 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Chuck. ------___,. the most of our times together! semester. ______TONY (SHIROCK): Con­ HAVE A GREAT SUMMER. GET 5/6 Let's make this last week great! I ______5/6 gratulations on graduation! MG. READY FOR NEXT SCHOOL GRADUATING SIG TAUS AND LOVE YOU! RITA. PATTI LUBER: I'm so glad that YEAR ______5/6 BECAUSE WE'RE SURE ROSES. HERE'S TO TOMOR­ ______5/6 I am your mom, you're the best. Prepare for a Tim Meade, I'll miss you next IT WILL BE GREAT WITH YOU ROWS BILLIONAIRES! CON­ I'm going to miss you but I'll be Love ya, Paul. year. Good Luck at Dayton. AROUND. LOVE, THE MEN OF GRATULATIONS! LOVE, AMY. FREE BEER-FINALS WEEK back to visit. Take Care. Love Thanks for being a great A-Dad. DELTA TAU DELTA. ______5/6 Mon.-Blond hair males, your PHI SIG mom. Sue. _ 5/6 Love, Sue. -:-:-=-:::-:-c--:-7=-:C- ___ ANGIE, HAPPY 19th BIRTH­ Tue.-Red hair males and ______5/6 KAREN ______MITCH: Here's to DELTA ZETA GRADUA 5/6 DAY! 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amuels siga prep schoolns in Virgi nia6-9. forgame as waa senior rdwith 11.8 Combest will join Eastern rebounds per game and 2.8 Combest, a 6-9 forward recruit Barry Johnson, who blocked shots. Asheville, N.C., has also played for Fork Union last ••• uFrom A Keg To A ed a national letter of season. The squad compiltld a Northern Illinois University Can" Prices good thru Sunday 1!11 nt to play basketball at 22-6 record mainly against Associate Athletic Director rem, becoming the sixth Divisian I junior varsity teams. Jerry A. Ippoliti was named · t of the year for Coach While Eastern sent Johnson the AMCU conference's new Samuels. to Fork Union because he did commisioner Thursday. G�i:\ uels said Combest's not qualify to compete under The league also announced 'tion likely makes this NCAA Proposition 48 its conference headquarters c���'�'�!s 's recruiting class the guidelines, Samuels said will be moved to Chicago this t in number since he was Combest played there to im­ summer. intedhead coach in 1980. prove his forwardskills. . lppoliti, who has worked at 4. · 1099 g that fact into ac­ Combest had played center different athletic capacities for l t, Samuels said he and his his entire career, so he felt it Northern since 1968, will will "lookat theoption" of would benefithim to make the succeed F .L. "Frosty" Ferzacca, · ingone or more of the transition to power forward, ·who is retiring June 30. · g freshmen. Samuels said. "It is a distinct honor to be SMIRNOFF owever, Samuels said ''His greatest asset is his the newly appofnted com­ KAHLUA VODKA t could make an impact shooting ability," Samuels said. missioner of this this very 750 ML e Panthers rightaway . "He's an excellent perimeter reputable Division I con­ 750 ML e're obviously excited that shooter who's shown good ference," lppoliti said after his has signed with us," accuracy from three-point selection. "I'm extremely uels said. ''He'll fit nicely range." impressed with the quality of 99 offensive scheme." Combest graduated from leadership in both ad­ 8 539 year Combest played at Roberson High School, where ministration and coaching Union Military Academy, he averaged 19.6 points per . staffs of these universities." ��WINDSOR Ji'' this past summer, -- CAN75ADIAN0 ML BLACK & WHITE 'ts her father, who was her high school coach, with SC75O0 TCHMl 7d TWiEI pingher game. JJ�l!t@ is a total influence," said · . "He didn't get me 799 but he supported and GRADUACarvedTI ONPrime RibBU FFET ed with me for many Baked Ham-Chicken Dumplings each day since I was 8- ld." Beef-n-Noodles ARISTOCRAT · did see her production Whipped Potatoes-Gravy off her junior season, VODKA in Green Beans-Corn · g 19 games while losing & GIN Part of the reason for the Rolls with Butter 750 ML could lie in the fact that off Coffee or Ice Te a NCAA moved the pitching d from 40' to 43'. · Complimentary Champagne , " think it helped more -.. � 3s9 see the ball," Mogill Taxes and Gratuity Included "I think I let it be more of e than it really was." · e Mogill has the school For Only SKOL QU.ICKiES s and two consecutive $14.95 Vodka & Grapefruit, Vodko & Orange nference selections to Vodka & Peoch Sode, Vodko & Strcwbc,rrv Soda, Vodka Chocoiale Mouw" credit, Karcher has played 'vely unnoticed in several , 'ons. /YOUR er, who led the Pan­ ( CHOICE in every offensive ry as a junior, played base and pitched last 9 d 44 PACK . This season Karcher 1 seen action- at shortstop third base addition to in M A R G A R IT A M A RG A R ITA ound duties. STRAWBERRY uis is also happy that COOLER ·" _ COOLER '·.. r has the talent to play L t anywhere at a t's notice, and play well. ,;-- really wouldn't know SUN COUNTRY anything is hard forSara ," · said. "On any certain ! e can impress at any n." the changes in position , Karcher has seen her ion at the plate tail off n. She finished the season hitting .264 4 runs batted in. TRY OUR TWO FOR 1 year I 1was ,real com­ . (at second base and 2 Large Single ingredient Pizzas I ), but the switching l. has had an affect on my ' $.l '1 .69 ce," Karcher said. r------�------�-, Mogill and Karcher are · LARGE SINGLE INGREDIENT baffled as · Marquis is ·1 1 Eastern's lack of success PIZZA AND .QUART OF COKE conference tournament. ! on't know if we get :I $6.50 :I fident or :what. Maybe DELIVERY 345-2844 use we're not ex - 49 in tournament play," L------�-� 2 :.r------· ------,: STY RO said. 1 SMALL SINGLE INGREDIENT 1 e got to keep our up whether we win PIZZA AND QUART COOLERS ce 0F COKE first Karcher : : the game," I "We . just can't get $4.99 no what hap- : matter : DELIVERY 345-2844 1 L ------�-� 169 Barber holds 2�poi nt lead in AMCU decathlon Eastern pair on record-breaking pace in By BRENT FEENEY a long jump of 23-4. Then, Staff writer 1988 AMCU OUTDOOR the shot put, Barber got off a Senior Darren Barber used TRACK AND FIELD toss of 41-1. He finished up personal records in four of the CHAMPIONSHIP with a l!!gh jump of 6-3 and a five events to go out to a two­ DECATHLON 400-meters of 53.0 seconds. point lead after the first day of STANDINGS Geisler had a 100-meter time the decathlon competition of (After five events) of 11.3 and a long jump of 21- the 1988 AMCU Outdoor 1.D. Barber, EIU-3,676 4%. He then pulled off a shot Track and Field Championship 2. E. White, UNl-3,674 put of 43-6, a high jump of 6-3 3. M. Geisler, EIU + 3,536 at O'Brien Stadium. and a 400-meters of 52.6. Barber had personal records 4. B. Miller , UNl-3,181 Holzer began his decathlon in the 100-meters, 400-meters, 5. B. Holzer, EIU-3,175 with a 100-meter time of 11.1 high jump and shot put to help 6. C. Poppin, SMSU-3,042 seconds, followed by a long him score 3,676 points with Decathlon will continue at 1 O jump of 21-31/2 and a shot put five events to go. Eric White of a.m. Friday of 32-2 . He finished up with a Northern Iowa trailed Barber high jump of 5-1 and a 400- with 3,674 points, followed by "They're both hanging in meter clocking of 50.3 seconds. Eastern's Mike Geisler with there," Moore said. "Darren Moore emphasized that the . 3,536 points, Brad Miller of and Mike are both competing competition isn't over yet . Northern Iowa with 3,181 at the top of their forms, and "UNI's really strong in the pole points, Bob Holzer of Eastern you can't ask for much more vault," Moore said. "But we with 3,175 points an� Chris than that." have really good javelin Poppin of Southwest Missouri In addition to the two throwers, so it may wind · up State with 3,042 points. le?-ders, Holzer is doing well, going down to the final event Both Barber and Geisler are considering this is his first (the 1,500-meters). on pace to break the school decathlon. "Bob volunteered to The championship resumes record in the event, which is be in the decathlon after Dan at 10 a.m. Friday morning with currently held by Mark Steele (who has an abdominal the final five events of the Stockwell, who scored 6,716 strain) couldn't go," Moore decathlon, the 110-meter points in 1981. said. "He's doing a great job for hurdles, discus throw, pole "It's an excellent total for the us." vault, javelin throw and 1,500- first day," said Head Coach Not only was Moore happy meter run. The meet resumes Neil Moore. "Both Darren and with the performances of his at 6 p.m. Friday night with Mike are really doing well, and decathletes, he was pleased finals in the shot put, long they both have a chance to not with the spirit his team showed jump, 3,000-meter only break the school record, during the competition. steeplechase and 10,000-meter but win the thing." "Several of our guys were out run as well as .trials in the 110- Besides the personal bests by there cheering for their meter hurdles and 100- and Barber, Geisler set personal teammates today," Moore said. 200-meter . dashes. The records in all five events on the "I've never seen that before, championship concludes day (the 1 oo�meters, . long and it made me very happy." Saturday with finals in all jump, shot put, high jump and In the events, Barber led off events beginning at 11 a.m. 400-meters). Barber missed with a 11.0 time in the 100- Admission to all sessions is setting a personal record in the meters, then followed up with free. high jump by two inches. AMCU hopes hinge on SMS By JAMES BETZOLD Saturday and Sunday in Saturday at Associate sports editor Springfield, Mo., to finish their Eastem's goals for the 1988 conference schedules. Monier Field, p.m. 1 baseball season-a .500 record Western must win three out location: and a berth in the Association of the four games to overtake Edwardsvill · of Mid-Continent Universities Eastern and gain the playoff Enrollment: postseason tournament-can bid. If Western wins two games 10,785 � Eastern pitchers ma Nickname: be assured this weekend. to tie Eastern, the Panthers Cougars But not without some help. would win the tie-breaker on Coach: After starting the season 10- the basis of a better head-to­ stop post-season Gary "Bo" 17 and 0-4 in the AMCU, the head record. Collins ji Record: Panthers who set those goals "If Western can do that (win 24-16 (23-20, 6-6 in the AMCU) have three out of four), then they Magill, Karcher lead Panthers Conference: battled back to win 13 of their deserve to go," Eastern catcher By MIKE FITZGERALD Eastern post a 28-15 Independent- Div. II last 16 games overall and forge Dan Hargis said. Sports editor 3 in the conference, Probable starting pitchers: Un­ a tie for second place and the The Panthers are also hungry The championship .of the Mogill picking up decided. The Cougars will visit 20 of Charleston after a single game final playoff spot in the AMCU for a rematch with the first­ Gateway Conference Tour­ wins and Karcher eight. Thursday and a doubleheader Gray Division. place Bears, who swept four - nament on May 12-14 at Mogill is the more Friday, their pitching throwing One victory over Southern games from Eastern April 16- Springfield, Mo., may well known of the Pan rotation out of line. lliinois University-Edwardsvi­ 17. come down to which team has holding 20 school Key position players: senior first over the records including baseman Aaron Eberlin (.353, 6 lle in a doubleheader at 1 p.m. Southwest squee2ed out two the best pitching most HR, 44 RBI); sophomore outfielder Saturday at Monier Field will extra-inning victories that three-day affair. victories (77), most Jeff · Elsing (.343); junior third put Eastern above .500 to stay, McDevitt said Eastern could Eastern's softball team, the (689)- and lowest e baseman Dean Kasting (.343); and but to get into . the playoffs, have just as easily won. regular season champs, seem to average (0.75). senior catcher Dave Vieth (.343). have that base covered · with She says the sophomore right-handed Eastern must rely on AMCU "I think we can beat Injuries: rival Southwest Missouri State Southwest the way we're exp erierrc e d senior prides herself in the pitcher Kent Turnbull (6-2, 4.24 ERA) doubtful due to severely to knock WesternIllinois outof playing right now," Hargis righthanders Zam Mogill and strikeout record. bruised leg suffered from ground second place in the Gray said. Sara Karcher. "I guess the strikeout ball last Saturday against Southern Division. Eastern's 10-8 comeback The Panther hurlers are as because every other Indiana. ''We're just going to try to victory over Indiana State on different as night and day in the team's as well. Strength: Hitting. "We swing the S bat good," Collins said. "Were win two (Saturday)," Eastern Wednesday illustrated the their styles, which is a big batter out is just the hitting for (high) average. Coach Tom "Skip" McDevitt Panthers' different attitude advantage against hard-hitting and I outsmarting the · Weakness: Pitching. "We don't said, "and sit back and wait and from the last time the two ballclubs. Her sophomore have the big guns on the mound," teams met, Hargissaid . "Zam is a highball pitcher h�r most productive, Collins said. The injury to Turn­ see what happens between · Southwest and Western." "About a month ago we who throws hard," said Coach up a 24-10 record with bull reduces the Cougar mound corp• seven. The Leathernecks (4-4 in the would have given . up," Hargis Janet Marquis.· "Sara keeps ERA. The mathematics AMCU) and the Bears (8-0) will said. "Now it seems it's turned everything low and offspeed." who tried out for the play two doubleheaders around." Thiscombination har helped (See EASTERN, page STEVE BEAMER/ Verge Photo editor This 62-foot-tall, 16,000-pound fiberglass and steelstructure of . 16. raham Lincoln stands at Spring Haven Recreation Park on Route First Christian Church Dear Readers ----- It's the weekend before finals. People are saying "I Services will be held at 9 a. m. Music have so much studying to do." But the bars will be filled at 411 Jackson Ave. mbly and on Sunday night you'll wonder where all the time Bethel Chapel Asse Thirsty's went. Services will be held at 10:45 First Presbyterian Church "Classic," a top-40 band, This week in the Verge, the staff talked to Counseling a.m. and 6:00 p.m. at 1912 Services will be held at 10:30 be performing on Satu Center Director Bud Sanders about procrastination and 20th St. Sunday school will be a.m. at 311 Seventh St. There will be $1 cover charge. stress. He gave some helpful tips on how to deal with held at 9:45 a.m. these two elements which are so common at this time of Immanuel Lutheran Church Ted's Warehouse year . Charleston Alliance Church Services will be held at 8: 15 "Blurred Vision," a hea If you are going to procrastinate or need a study Services will be held at 10:30 and 10:45 a.m. at 902 metal band will be performing break, cinema writer Roger Johnson reviews Robert a.m. at the Charleston Motor Cleveland Ave . Friday night. "Ivory Grand," Duvall and Sean Penn's movie "Colors" on page 8. Inn, 920 W. Lincoln Ave. heavy metal band will be perf Also this week in the Verge , we profile on pages 6 Newman Catholic Community ming on Saturday. From 8- and 7, a speech communication professor who has writ­ Charleston Bible Center Services will be held at 5 p.m. p. m. students can get in ten, lectured and taught extensively on Lincolnian Services will be held at 10:30 Saturday, 8 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. with a coupon from The a.m. and 6 p.m. at 2605 Uni democracy . ver­ Sunday at St. Charles, 921 Eastern News. There will be a Reporter Jeff Britt described Ralph McGinnis as "a sity Drive. Madison, and at 6:30 p.m. cover after 10 p.m. living anthology of Abraham Lincoln ." Saturday and 11 a.m. Sunday in The staff also looked at some Lincoln landmarks in Christian Campus Fellowship . Buzzard Auditorium. Page One Tavern the Charleston area including the Lincoln Log Cabin Services will be held at 10:30 Upstairs at TGIF's it's all yw and a 62-foot statue of Lincoln which stands at Spring a.m. at 2231 S. Fourth St. First Baptist Church can drink; $3 for ladies and Haven Recreational Park. Services will be held at 9:20 $3,.50 for men on Friday. Church of Christ a.m. at 2800 University Drive. Services will be held at 10:30 Friend's and a . m . at 917 Woodlawn Drive . Un Co. iversity Baptist Church "Sixteen Tons," will be perfor· Services will be held at 10:30 Praise Assembly of God ming with "The Bowery Boys," a.m. at 1505 Seventh St. on Saturday Services will be held at 10:30 beginning at 9 p.m. irts a.m. and 6:30 p.m. at the Wesley United Methodist night. "Sixteen Tons" t-sh wlD the cover be Newman Center on Ninth and Services will be held at 8:30 be on sale and wUI $2. Lincoln. and 11 a.m. at 2206 Fourth St.

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o ease pressureThe prices were $8.95, $10.9 of5 speech exa communicationsms ma jor, and $12.95. said she received an exam snack As final exams approach, the The fruit baskets included ap­ from her mother, but questioned esidence Hall Association and ples, oranges, bananas, pears, her motives. "I think my mom Jumor Panhellenic Council peanuts, a bag of candy and sent it to me as an incentive to trying to ease the presssure loilipops, Ferrandino said. make me study," she said. providing exam snacks to "I really appreciate that my Other students weren't so dents. parents sent me one. It makes happy when they realized their Both organizations sent letters my week a little less stressful," parents had decided not to pur­ parents whose children live in Jeanne Twarog, a junior en­ chase one of these exam snacks. idence halls. Junior Panhell vironmental biology major said. Carmen Wick, a junior extended the offer to all She added, "they need to put elementary education major, ernities and sororities. more salt on the peanuts also complained about her "The letters were sent to though." parents not sending her a basket. ' ents at the beginning of se- The Panhellenic Council's "I have been here for three years d semester. If they decided "bag of goodies" offered a wide and I still haven't got one. I feel send one (exam snacks) , they assortment of items for the neglected." uld write a message and return stressed student. It could be pur­ "It adds a little more stress to letter," RHA Treasurer chased for $6.50. my week knowing that even my helle Ferrandino said. Amy Reynolds, cabinet coor­ parents don't care what I'm go­ Students enjoy receiving these dinator for the Panhellenic ing through," added Mary m snacks. It is a great way to Council, said the snacks includ­ Thomas, a senior elementary them know that their parents ed an orange, a bag of cookies, education major. thinking about them during nuts, candy, a granola bar, Unlike these overlooked difficult week, she said. orange juice, a package of Alka­ students, some parents were RHA sold 1,049 fruit baskets Seltzer, Tylenol, a highlighter feeling very generous as they of­ passed them out to students and pencils. fered their support during finals m 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Mon­ Members of Junior Panhell week. y night in the Union Grand passed the snacks out at the "I got both exam snacks. I MELISSA TIBEREND/ Stan pnotograpner room, Ferrandino added .. Union on April 28 from 4 p.m. guess that makes me a spoiled Thomas Hall President Tom Falkner helps distribute fruit baskets There were three . different until 8p.m: brat," said Patti Brown, a junior on Monday night in the Union Grand Ballroom. JuniorPanhellenic · ties of baskets available. Tracy Reboletti, a freshman elementary education major. Council and the AHA sponsored the fruit basket sales.

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6, 1988 DAY, MAY ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND 38 Panicky stUdents learn handle stress you don't do this, tothe project the world is caving in on him or By BECKY WELSH Qr papers until the last minute "If start." Staff writer and want to know how to cope will seem like an impossibility." her, Sanders said there are a fow Another tip is to start stud As the week ofjinal exams ap­ with the pressure they are feeling Once this is done, Sanders other tips . with your hardest subject. proaches, so does the stress that to get things done." said there are other tips including "I encourage students to take "If you're worried about . When · students get behind, planning and time management some breaks," he said. "For and you decide to review hist most stu dents feel at. this time of be music or for year. . Sanders has standard advice that to make the final week of the some .that may first, all the time you are read Counseling Center Director 'he gives to these panicking semester go better. some, exercise . It could_ be any history you will feel the an Bud Sanders said there are students . "Estimate the amount of time number of things." you feel about math," he said. "What I tell each student is to each of the things in your game He also suggests sleep . "If you reduce the anxiety many things competing for -a stu- dent's time. make a game plan," he said . plan will take," Sanders said. "You still have to get enough feel about the most difficult su "When it's as beautiful out as it "This means you need to sit He believes that time manage­ sleep," Sanders added. ject, you will be more relaxed has been lately, who wants to down and make a list of the ment is important to learn "Pulling an all-nighter may get you go on to other subjects." study]" Sanders said. things you have to do between because it will determine the suc­ you through the chapter, but Once finals are over, San Sanders said the Counseling now and the end of the cess a student achieves in the you probably won't remember it suggests that a student look back Center, 1135 Ninth St. , sees a semester." real world. the next day." on how they went. different type of person during After the list is accomplished, "Prayer is the only thing I can Students shouldn't vary their "Look back and see if this Is this time of year. he suggests the students put the suggest because nothing else will normal routine, Sanders said. the way you want your finals to "It is a shift rn emphasis," he work into chunks. help," he said . "Try to keep as near to your be" in the future Sanders said. added. "Break it down into the steps But, if the student has kept up normal routine as possible. If "If it isn't, next semester change "People have put off projects that need to be done," he said. during the semester and still feels you don't drink coffee, don't your habits."

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4R O�l.1�� ''{-RC.f.. Of l\-\f.Wf _{-KfNO IIll cures the munchies with 'Zelly and Me' is a bag of microwave popcorn picture for women ASSOCIATED recall that Miss Rossellini's Any student who has lived PRESS-Once upon a time in mother, Ingrid Bergman, por­ ugh final exams understands Hollywood the "woman's pic­ trayed Joan of Arc on the uncontrollable dise·ase that ture" held sway. American screen) . dying causes-the munchies. women flocked to matinees For reasons that aren't quite Students who live in residence and sobbed and sympathized clear, Coco punishes the child will be glad to hear that for with the plight of such stars as for faultless infractions. The cents, National Residence Joan Crawford , Bette Davis, punishments become more Honorary can cure the Norma Shearer and Greta severe, even sadistic. Phoebe, nchies with a bag of Garbo. whose parents were killed in a owave popcorn. No more. Movie matinees fiery plane crash, burns herself The snack is being sold at all are largely populated by small in retaliation. · ence halls front desks. fry and weary shoppers in The nanny helplessly wat­ The munchies have come to a malls. ches Phoebe's torment, fin­ nching halt thanks to "Zelly and Me" arrives a few ding solace only in day-off · owaves that were recently decades late . It is patently a meetings with the neighbor in lied in each residence hall. woman's picture : the writer­ another mansion (David Lyn­ "It's been excellent," Rod director, co-producer and ch) . When Zelly is fired by the er, NRHH advisor at leading performers are enraged grandmother, the pair mas Hall said. An average of women. dream up a scheme to spirit bags of popcorn have been However, despite the best away Phoebe. The conclusion per two-hour shift, and as · performance yet by Isabella brings happiness to no one. ny as 17 bags have been sold Rossellini, the film cannot "Zelly and Me" is the first ween the hours of 10 and escape a pervading feature film by Tina · night, he added. preciousness, and its chances Rathborne, and it appears at first it (the sales) started "At of finding a wide audience of least partl autobiographiciil. slow," Parker said . both sexes seem slender in­ Her attentiony to the details of However, he added that "after • Staff photograpner . ALM A SON/ deed. girlhood becomes almost started circulating, through Sophomore speech pathology major, Monika Weathers sells The Zelly of the title is unbearably cloying, and only e microwave popcorn for 50 cents a bag at Lawson Hall front desk. advertising and word of Mademoiselle (Rossellini) , the in the latter portions does the uth, sales increased. We've lot easier than air poppers the future. European nanny whose life is film gain any momentum. selling about 144 bags per n because the butter is already ad- "Everything we sell must be in devoted to her young charge, Within the confines of a per week." ded. an enclosed package ," he said . the orphaned Phoebe (Alex­ largely ineffectua l role. Parker said the popcorn is The profit made from the pop- "We may sell pretzels or andra Jones) . They live in· a Rossellini performs with an in­ ght in bulk. When it first went corn sales is used for the Enoch something like that some day." mansion presided Qver by ner radiance hauntingly like sale, NRHH bought 14 cases Scholarship, which was recently However, the popcorn Phoebe's autocratic grand­ her mother's. Johns·. absent 'ch lasted a week. The sale awarded to Robert Gruszka , business isn't all fluff. "If this gets mother, Coco (Glynis Johns) . too long from the screen. is ef­ t so well, they worked up to member of NRHH and resident to be like when we were selling Zelly and Phoebe occupy a fective in a seemingly ying 23 cases, which is also of Stevenson. He said "I think it popcorn from the machines, we fa ntasy world of stuffed unrewarding role. ' Alexaridra ng in a week. (popcorn sales) is a good way for could be selling 45�60 bags per animals, all with special names Jon ?S is a gifted young ;:ictress. "It goes really fast," Shelly the students to support NRHH." night," Parker said. and identities, and they share fully capable of occupyinq the re, desk clerk at Pemberton He added that NRHH isn't So, for students who are faced a devotion to the legend of screen by herself . - ll said . making plans to add other food with the munchies ·while study­ Joan of Arc (filmgoers will . She • • .. , I added that using the items to their sales, but added ing for exams, a cure is in sight; � rowave for popping corn is a that something however corny it may be.

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By CARRIE WILSON realistic view of rural Illinois' interpreters within two Staff writer background could be found in a ded. The reason for the The life of subsistent farmers· in functional 1845 farm has become a eluding the Sargent f the 1840s is recreated from 8:30 reality. trast southern and a.m. to dusk everyday at Lincoln's · "It was amazing to witness the Log Cabin, the state sponsored restoration of five buildings from a said Virginia Harris, historical park in Lincoln, shambles when brought to us, to five Sarah Lincoln. 111. The two farms con The lives of Thomas and Sarah functional parts of living history ," said Evelyn Rooney, site secretary showing a complete Lincoln, parents of 16th President to Vance. ing in the 1840s c Abraham Lincoln, residents at " by gressive against subs" Goose Nest Prairie during the This expansion was the reason for Vance said. .1 840s, are used as a setting for the the creation of Rooney's position portrayal of rural farmers. three years ago. "The programs "The main purpose The 86-acre state park was built in became extensive and the phasis on 1840s life portraying the Lincoln 1935 but wasn't declared a historical employees couldn't keep up with site until 1975, said Site Manager the paperwork. In one year alone at­ families," he added. Tom Vance. tendance has increased from Harris, a Mattoon "The history is presented in first­ 90, 000 to 106,000 and we are plained that her pre person role interpretation, with booked by local schools and role as Sarah Un meeting once a week volunteers becoming actual organizations until 1989," Rooney f residents of Coles County in the said . "I was given informall 1840s," Vance said about the living The development of the Sargent dialects, building on I history project. farm , a progressive farm neighbor­ a list of the most co With the historical park's five full­ ing the Lincolns, will be fully opera­ questions." time employees and 130 volunteers, tional with furnishings, animals and The most .common Vance's vision 14 years ago of a McGinnis appli

By JEFF BRITT Staff writer Speech Commumication Professor Ralph McGinnis' life has revolved around the rhetoric of Abraham Lincoln. He uses one of hi.s books, "Quotations From Parts of the Lincoln statue, erected in 1979 at Spring Abraham Lincoln," in teaching the senior Haven, arrive at the construction site. Lincoln's h�ad (top) seminar Lincolnian Democracy. rests on a truck waiting to be attached to the fiberglass body. Having taught since 1939, McGinnis The completed statue, minus the head, (above) hangs from a has lectured on Lincoln and organized crane waiting to be lowered onto the support braces pro· dramatizations of the Lincoln-Douglas truding from the concrete base. When complete, the statue debates of 1858. The Charleston measures 62 feet high. Fairgrounds was one of the seven sites in Photos courtesy of Spring Haven Recreational Park. Illinois where Lincoln and Stephen Douglas debated. "Lincoln was an extremely good lec­ turer and a darn good debater," McGin­ nis said. His interest in Lincoln began when he was in the fourth grade, where he was randomly assigned to do a report on Lin­ coln. He was again randomly assigned to do a report on Lincoln in the eighth grade, and again as a senior in high school. The inadvertent repetition led to his use of Lincolnian quotes that he thinks led his debate team to many victories. "In college I knew a dozen or so good quotes from Lincoln, and everytime I did one the judge would perk up his head," McGinnis said. He began every quote, "As Abraham Lincoln said ... "I think we won a lot of debates quoting from good old Abe." McGinnis, who turns 77 on May 28, is an author and teacher of Lincolnian rhetoric, but not so much as he is a lec­ turer. He coached debate the entire time

· he taught in Montana and before . "I like to go back to the facts when I talk about Lincoln," McGinnis said, referring to several books on Lincoln in his Col­ eman Hall office. "Any scholar has to do that. He has to know his facts and be sure of his facts. Many writers do so by rumor and sensa­ tionalism ." One set of books contains all of Lincoln's speeches and famous quotes. "There is a lot of fiction which has been written about Lincoln, which I think is ter­ rible," McGinnis said in his office, laced with photographs of Lincoln . Communication professor Ralph McGinnis, living anthology of Lincoln Speech M how he incorporates Lincolnian' theory that he is, said that when someone men­ discusses � tions to him some unusual tale about Lin­ A publisher recommended he write the coln, he asks the 'person to produce book he uses in his seminar, "Quotations evidence. If he doesn't, "I don't believe From Abraham Lincoln ." McGinnis said him." 7 ,000 books have been written about

GB ON THE VERGE OF THE W EKEND FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1 duplication of life on farm Is when patrons try to get her character. To overshadow lem, Harris looks for the en­ to learn about the period s for a new twist 'in her r to make Sarah Lincoln ap­ essable to people in the 80s th Coffey, of Eastern's ter department, works as a er portraying Elizabeth n, She said she believes the portant aspect of her work is tter understanding of the und though the strength it survive working the land in e. ee said a few improvements to be made to the park in­ sol_ving money problems, ·ng the road in the spring ploying full-time interpreters onnel. ey said he believes "authen­ etation can bring education Verge photo editor past into play in our present." STEVE BEAMER/ Abraham Lincoln's Log Cabin.

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ings of his quotations," McGinnis said of McGinnis has five more books coming record Lincoln's words verbatim, his book on quotations that has sold out on each of Lincoln's five great- stands When this happened, the copies around the world and has treated in life. Times syndicated the speeches him well with royalties. The first was opposing the United to ·other newspapers, and politi­ But his new book that will be on the States' incursion into Mexico after satisf­ cians around the nation read market later this year-possibly in time to ing the d�claration of war, which only LinMln's soeeches and became use in teaching his seminar in the fali-is said the United States would drive the interested, which made him na­ "Lincolnism," subtitled "A Guide to Mexican forces out of the area between tion,:lly famous. "'In loSS , "....\, 1- Peace and Progress," which classifies the Rio Grande and Nueces rivers in Tex­ coln was in big demand as e Lincoln's quotations into the seven major as . This ·stand caused him to end his public speaker." McGinnis said. divisions of philosophy: moral, ,social, political career-temporarily. Lincoln spoke aj Coopei politi:al, economic, scientific, aesthetic The second great stand was his "ada­ Un: "l� lnslituie. the most and theological. mant opposition" to slavery. prestigious organization in the? "There is Hitlerism, Buddhism, The third great stand, after he had East. There he refutod a st1•e­ capitalism, communism ...Lincolnism twice ended and twice resumed his ment made by Douglas, who has never been used," McGinnis said. political career, was his suspension of the earlier had beaten Lincoln in a He teaches Lincoln's philosophy to his writ of habeas corpus during the Civil race for senator, but lost in 1860 students, and "They apply Lincoln's War, the equivalent of declaring martial in the race for the presidency. philosophy to today's problems. law. After the refutation and other "They argue, they get ·half angry at The fourth was his freeing of the slaves :hetorical flourishes, some:! of the each other, they laugh, and I just sit back, in states that were still fighting the north. political leaders asked Lincoln to because it makes them think," Mcginnis He couldn't consitutionally.free the slaves run for president. said. "The more excited they get, the in the states that didn't lay down their "He (Lincoln) laughed at the more I enjoy it, because the beauty of it is weapons. idea of running for president," they were thinking. They applied Lin­ McGinnis said the reasoning behind McGinnis said . coln's theory to today's problems." Lincoln's declaration to save the union, McGinnis has been teaching at Eastern and that he would do it whether it meant since 1972. He retired in 1979 and freeing the slaves or not freeing them, returned on a part-time basis. His was because he had to save the union teaching career began 49 years ago at the before he could save the slaves, University of Montana. "The first job he had to do was to save Born in 1911 in Youngstown, Ohio, the union," McGinnis said. "The oath of McGinnis, as a naval officer in the office stipulated that as his prime respon­ Western Pacific Ocean during World War sibility." II, witnessed the raising of Old Glory atop He said Lincoln invited the freed slave Mt. Suribachi on the island, I'wo Jima, as and abolitionist Frederick Douglass to the well as the flash from the atomic bomb at White House twice, when no president Hiroshima. before him had ever invited a black per- ' He was on the crew of Cf ship that let son to the White House. Marines off at the island. "We carried 600 McGinnis said the fifth great stand Lin­ Marines plus all their cargo," McGinnis coln made was his (McGinnis') favorite . It said. was reconstruction of the south with He saw the flash at Hiroshima from amnesty. "Rebuild the south with amnes­ 300 miles away in Okinawa. "I saw the ty , instead of with hate ," he quoted Lin­ double white flash in broad daylight." He coln. McGinnis expects the book on the and the other soldiers didn't know _what fifth great stand to be on the shelves by the flash •vas until a radio report informed December, them the next day. He also said Lincoln wrote all of his McGinnis said the story of Lincoln's speeches, many of which were poetic. walking three miles to return change to a "He wrote all of his speeches-not like woman he had short-changed as a clerk presidents today. " is true, McGinnis said Lincoln became interna­ "He did walk six miles to return-I tionally famous when he served as the think it was three cents- that he over­ impetus for the development of shor­ charged a woman as a clerk," McGinnis thand. , Lincolnian Democracy. has written and He said. This is where the name "Honest When Lincoln spoke in Illinois, e books being published about Lincoln. Abe" began . reporters tried to cover his speeches ver­ copies, "Quotations From Mao Tse­ "That (story) has been repeated batim and frequently misquoted him. So tung." everywhere. It was rer �ated so much in Robert Hitt, a reporter for the Chicago "That did quite well, but I was New Salem that his honesty was legen­ Times, now the Chicago Tribune, dissatisfied with the headings and group- · dary," McGinnis added, developed shorthand and began to

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FRIDAY, MAY b, 1988 ON THE VERGE Of THE WEEKEND 7i et reality to the theater 'CThe "Badolo Boys" rsof Hollywood' brings streunits. Understaffed and forced to deal with gangs who it. A stoned Jeff Spicoli, or the young prisoner have teamed up to make a movie have access to the latest high-tech weapons, the cops ·'Bad Boys," was Penn at his best before his off­ need every edge about the real bad boys on the they can muster. Brutal crimes and in­ image eclipsed the one on-screen. The tense personal stresses mount to an unnerving, uphill neo-James streets of Los Angeles. Dean look and the strong silent i battle . Sparking controversy weeks aren't enough to propel his characters into the enga before it even opened, "Colors" The film avoids making judgements about the situa­ bounds they used to inhabit.

tion, but instead tries to recreate images oi what . is the vivid new film about street it is truly Robert Duvall gives the film its best performance like on the west side of the city. gangs from Orion pictures. The public cries that this humane attempts to communicate with the The "bad boys" I speak of are film "glorifies" that gangs are unfounded. Instead, the members are admirable . Duvall also out-acts Penn · Robert Duvall and Sean Penn. films portrayal of the gang members show them as peo­ every scene that they share. It is also unfortunate ple who have consciously turned their These two celebrity powder kegs backs on the ac­ nobody told the people who made the movie that star as a fire and ice team of Los cepted American laws and basic values. teaming of a reckless young cop with a season Angeles cops, assigned to the Roger The film never becomes the action - drama that it pro­ veteran, who teaches him a thing or two, is totally d gang control squad. Duvall stars Johnson mises to be. It's held down by a fragmented plot and to death in Hollywood.

• characters that never come alive. as Officer Bob Hodges, a level The true saving grace of the film is its look. Dire headed veteran who's been on There is intensity in the film, but it comes from know­ Hopper gets credit for keeping the camera moving street duty too long. Penn plays the gung- ho young of­ ing that the violent situations portrayed in the film are keeping the real gang members that were used on the ficer who's reason for joining the force was to "bust the based on reported incidents. One scene in particular, from killing one another during filming. Hopper recei scum.. " has the members of a gang attending the funeral of a a great deal of help from Acadamy Award winn· A third element of this intensified trio is director Den­ fallen member when a barrage of bullets riddles the small cinematographer Hask .ell Wexler. The blues and r nis Hopper. The combined energies of these Hollywood church. Several hours after that scene had been shot, a are the true stars of the fi lm. If nothing socially redee renegades gives the film its artistic passion . Attention to woman singing in a church located one block away, was ing comes from this film, at least the pictures will gritty details add to the overall brutality of the film. The gunned down· when the church _was shot up by one 'top e n eo\ly - scare's and shocks in this film aren't created by ·artificial suspected gang members. � situations or disfigured aliens; they come from the The grusome realities are gripping, but not enough to a�lio bloody reality of these situations. overshadow the uninspired performances of the film. Credits at the beginning of the film indicate that in Los Sean Penn in particular, displays a distinct lack of Angeles today there are over 70,000 gang members and character for this film. There was a time when Penn -Roger Johnson is a regular cinema writer for only 250 officers permanently assigned to the gang would create a charater and totally emerse himself into Verge.

THE ROSES Laytoya WOULD LIKE TO CONGRATULATE ready for THE NEW new life ACTIVE MEN OF NEW YORK (AP) - Latoya Jackson has left the Jackson family home in Encino, Calif. , to strike out on her own, causing a WE 'RE LOOKING FORWARDTO rift between her father and her " new manager, according to a A GREAT YE AR! report. Love, Us Jackson, 31, is staying in an $1, 100-a-day suite at the . Waldorf-Astoria Hotel while she -00- looks for a New York apartment, From small town boy to wo TWO PAIRS A PAIR OF SOFT according to this week's People rld c1ass runner! OF GLASSES CONTACTS AND magazine. THANKS FOR THE A "I make'em, they take'em," Frames from a fashionable group, PAIR OF GLASSES single vision clear CR-39 lenses in her father, Joe, said of Ms. _MEMORIES JIM MATON the normal power range and a thor­ Jackson's manager, Jack Gor­ ough exam performed by a Doctor of don, a former carnival operator 10-Time AMCU Conference Champion Optometry. and Las Vegas, Nev., 3-Time NCAA All American businessman. "Gordon is a mooc�," said 1987 NCAA Indoor 1000 Meter Runner-up Jackson , who managed his 1988 NCA A Indoor 800 Meter Champion daughter's singing career until 1988 Olympic Trials qualifier two months ago. YOUR Replied Gordon: "I love Joe $ · GOOD LUCK AT THE TRIALS ! CHOICE like poison." 11 Laytoya says she was unhap­ "ROCK'N'ROLLING" FOR ONLY py with her father's managerial style. "My father would tell me ALL THE WAY TO SEOUL what I should do, and I'd just listen. If I questioned him, he'd GOO D BYE! SAME scream at me," the singer told DAY Charleston People. THE 1988 EA STERN ILLINOIS MEN'S Laytoya said she .is keeping TRACK TEA M herself busy writing songs for a s E ESL�] new LP. (� �s��s�)

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8D: ONI 4 l 1 . • I " � -;t'.HE·YERGE.Of THE- WEEKEND·;�·. mitheree second LP from the en's albfear of theum sophomo re ofjinx. fers forcThee Smfuithereens'l variBeach Boys surfet music yinflueneces ereens, produced by Don The album's first single, "Only A Memory," leads off can be found on "If The Sun Doesn't Shine." Their use n (R.E.M., Guadalcanal "Green Thoughts" with a swift pace. Shades of "Behind of refined background vocals give off some good vibra­ ), "Green Thoughts" is a The Wall Of Sleep" cover this song of shattered dreams. tions. ul rebuttal to the their Dennis Diken's tribal drums keep this heart-broken love The Smithereens have a very forceful live set, and the release "Especia.lly For song beating. tight cuts from "Green Thoughts" will be a welcomed ad­ The Smithereens drop by the old neighborhood in dition to an already powerful battery of songs. e simplistic, lost-love writing "House We Used To Live In." They probably kept their To promote "Green Thoughts," the Smithereens will of lead singer Pat DiNizio next-door neighbors awake a lot. I wonder, did the be playing two shows at the Cabaret Metro in Chicago that of Buddy Holly and Kinks really live on their block? on May 14. the Lennon-McCartney on "Especially For You," the title of the groups debut LP, bber Soul." In their music, Pete returns as a dreamy love ballad on "Green Thoughts." Smithereens combine British Scales Los Lobos' Steve Berlin lends his saxophone talent and 'on pop flavoring with the gives the album a daydream like the acoustic "Cigarette" elt love songs of New of the last LP. 's coffee houses. The Smithereens work ballads very well in with their e Smithereens' debut LP, "Especially For You" harder tunes. The previous album included the Green­ · ed rave reviews and took a walk up the Billboard wich Village-cabaret duet with Suzanne Vega "In A . The foreboding single "Blood And Roses" was Lonely Place." med with open arms, and sent them on a vigorous The second side kicks off with "Drown In My Tears." -Pete Scales is a regular music writer for The Verge. · g schedule in support of it. Almost two years later, Jim Babjak's raw garage band guitar solo rips DiNizio Smithereens released "Green Thoughts" without and his gloomy lyrics out of the water. Every building at Eastern is a page in history

By CAROLYN MERMIS Glenn Williams, vice president sor for the legslation. 1956. Staff writer New role for student affairs. In 1903 funding for the gym One of the famous Lincoln­ Each building on campus has Eastern began as Eastern Il­ was passed with the residence Douglas debates took place in for Willis its own little niche in the history linois State Normal School and hall being vetoed, said Thorn­ Charleston giving way to the books, from Old Main to Car­ became Ea stern Illinois State burgh. Finally, in 1907, legisla­ names of Lincoln and Douglas man Hall. The MALIBU, Calif:' cornerstone of Teachers College in 1921. The tion approved both the gym and Halls. in'Sunset Old Main was put in place on P) -Bruce Willis, a school later became Eastern Il­ residence hall. He added, the In 1960 Stevenson Tower was vorite whipping boy of May 27, 1896, in the north face linois University in 1957. $10,000 building was ·named built behind Lincoln and Douglas of what is now the Livingston C. e scandal tabloids, Many buildings are named after Senator Pemberton. Halls and named after Adlai Lord sn't think he's that bad. Administration building, after people who have inf luenc­ The Training School Building, Stevenson, who served as vice named "When I've been talking after the school's first ed much of the history of now known as Blair Hall, was president from Illinois. people about this film president. Eastern . completed in September of The University Union was built The strongbox unset') , I find them so still holds a Pemberton Hall, finished in 1913. The building was named in 1957, and named after slain piece of Charleston's history, rprised to see that I'm _,, 1909, was the third structure after Francis G. Blair, who serv­ civil rights leader Martin Luther with a copy of the act which is calm and that I'm not �'­ built on Eastern's campus. ed as head of Eastern's practice King Jr. in 1969. Also in 1957, created owing chairs and swing-.. Eastern, a roll call of the "Pemberton Hall was also the school from 1899 until 1906. Ford, Weller and McKinney 1896 graduating class of fro'm the rafters," he first residence hall on a universi­ Charles "Pop" Lantz had the Halls were named for three Charleston High School and 26 honor of having two buildings ' . "They're pretty sur­ ty campus in Illinois," said Dan womP.n falculty members: Ellen d personal cards ·sed that I can be this written by local Thornburgh, director of universi­ recognized with his name. The Ford , 1900- 1934; Annie Weller, residents and officials. taxed ." ty relations. According to Thorn­ first building, completed in 1903- 1940 ; and Isabel Mc:�:.1- But Indeed, he was relaxed the cornerstone is not the burgh, Lord had an interest in 1938, was renamed from the ney, 1911-1945 only place that history resides at he lounged beside the creating an athletic facility on Health Education Building Between the years 1963- 196 7 Eastern. imming pool on a campus and started looking for following Lantz's retirement in Eastern experienced a ::irowth From any direction, vistors to . In 1966 the new Lantz nswept morning at the funding for a gym in 1900 . In 1952 spurt with the completion of achfront home he shares Eastern are greeted by 1903 he went to legislators ask­ Gym was built and the old gym Thomas and Andrews in 1963, Charleston's "C astle on the his wife , actress Demi ing for a gymnasium and was renamed after Florence B. Taylor in 1966, Lc-wson in 'th Rhine." oore . residence hall complex. Senator McAfee , the head of EIU's 1967, rounding out the south "John After three frantic years Altgeld felt that a castle Stanton S. Pemberton of women's athletic department end of Eastern's campus. was a symbol of authority," said Oakland soon became the spon- from 1924 until her retirement in f doing TV's Moonlighting" and three ature movies, the 33- ar-old Willis is unac­ stomed to the leisure at has been enforced by e screenwriters' strike. · e most television series, Moonlighting" has shut own for lack of scripts. The actor wore only ·m trunks and a cap arked Newark Rational ompany--"a small firm t will some day package y films; the name is an mage to my beginnings the Garden State ." He ked trim, healthy--and xed .

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[!] � The Women Molly Dodd AMCU CONFERENCE TRACK MEET � of upsets NBC Friday-6:00-9:00 p.m. � (under the lights) I rankingsNEW YORK (AP) - Isn't it just like that Molly Dodd, TV's Satuiday- 11:0 0 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Alphaprou Sidly gmpresenat Tau perplexed and perplexing, O'Brien Stadium their quintessential struggling single II woman, to scramble NBC's neat COME AND SEE JIM MATON'S little line of comedies that always � 1988 Spring Initiates rank 4 in the Nielsens. FINAL HOME MEET! l. 2. 3, £��.;.:....:...... Catalano Last week. the network's four THE FA STEST GAM I Thursday comedies ''The Cosby w �) LenRoryore Er ickson Show." "A Different World," IN TOWN! � and "Cheers," with "The Days lf�� Shari Gordon ��, ...... � II and Nights of Molly Dodd'' br­ I Bren da Hugg inging llp the rear ranking 1. 2, E. [!] 3. 13. Yes, that's our Molly, [!] � Darlene Livingood throwing a monkey wrench into Congratulations! � the smouth-running NBC com­ �\<> Jen ny Lapa cek edy machine. � Alpha Alpha Zeta Cast � � I NBC put "Molly Dodd" into of Chris Plappert l§j ..,<' the "Night Court" slot in March. � � �� � � PSI OMEGA Jamie Rase "Night Court" and "Molly Dodd" I ALPHA I� I apparently don't adjust easily to National Honorary Fraternity Jeanette Samek the offbeat, jazzy rhythms of � tragi-comic half-hour that follows in Dramatics � and they are tuning out. Charter Members � Besides that, the show has run Iii Anne Lloyd Gerry Iii in odd 13-week spurts in the spr­ l§jIii Lunsford Iiil§j ing when prime time becomes a Jennifer Andrews Alison Eudeikis � hodge-podge of repeats and Iii Patrick Clayberg Michael O'Brien Iii short-run series. After the show � � II completed its successful run last Tim Estep . � I season, there was no room for it l§j Congratulationsl in hit-heavy NBC's fall schedule. I I [!]Jf.I [!]

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ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND FRIDAY, MAY 6, 108 1 ocrastination effects everyone differently that's just the way we are , that's the human state of being," 're all guilty of it. Sanders said . , we all have concocted a This simply means that study­ to get out of things we just ing for a test is hardly on the top want to do. Procrastinate , of a student's list of pleasurable with finals around the cor­ activities. what a perfect time to do ·"All kinds of things we· view as t. pleasurable we'll seek before we nseling Center Director do that (study for a test) ," Sanders said procrastlna­ Sanders said. ls at its peak at this time. Rick King, a sophomore pre­ is week and weekend, law major, defines procrastina­ are really experiencing tion as "putting things off." He results of procrastination said he procrastinates con­

of papers to write or ex- stantly. to review," Sanders said . "I work better under procrastination craze on pressure," King said. "It's good us touches everyone in a because I get my work done nt way. faster." MICHELLE ZAWIN/ Staffphotographer effects practically all of our The other extreme to pro­ Sunbathing is one way these students found to procrastinate. ts to some extent, but crastination would be the 's quite a range, " Sanders obsessive-compulsive person. ting things off to do them at a they don't really feel like they reasonable amounts of work,"

"There are students who "This person has to have time much later than you should 1 can write the perfect theme, then Sanders said. pared but I'd say a majori- everything done. They can't have done them." they're going to wait until they Sanders gave the example of them are not where they'd sleep at night if they have any "I procrastinate every single think they can," Sanders said. writing a term paper and taking be." uncompleted assignments," day," Huggins said. "I always Tosha Hazel, a freshman Ac­ each phase one step <\t a time. few are desperate and Sanders said. think I can get it done later and counting major, defines pro­ "It's going to the library, that there's not enough There are varying degrees to end up not doing as- good a job crastination as "putting things off reading the related research and to do what they have to procrastination, according to than if I would have taken the until tomorrow that could be writing the review of the related · Sanders said. Sanders. time to do it." done today." research, then separating those ording to Sanders, pro­ "One way to measure the Procrastination seems to run "I tell myself I can do it later," by day," Sanders said . tion is "mostly something degree of procrastination would through the blood of Chuck Hazel said, adding, "I probably "It could be a candy bar, call­ ourselves," adding, "it be if the person has to stay up all Raucci, a sophomore pre­ could get more done if I didn't ing a fr iend or going out," tes mostly in our own night to finish a term paper," engineering major. procrastinate and wouldn't fee! Sanders said. "You need to ·or." Sanders said. "That would be Perfection seems to be linked rushed." reward yourself so you feel good ders said he relates pro­ evidence of a pretty high to procrastination , too. "It's a To overcome procrastination, about that completion." ation to one of Sigmund degree." very big part in some people's �'it involves making up a "The critical point is you don't 's theories. Susan Huggins, a freshman procrastination," Sanders said. schedule when you're going to give yourself the reward if you a generic term, man seeks hospitality services major, "If a person has a theme to work on projects and also don't do the work," Sanders re and avoids pain, and believes procrastination is "put- write for an English class and if chunking the projects down into said.

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ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND 11·B · ''' , . '. ! e managemen Procrastinationparents and educators c havean stressed be time say, a 1877 tim. You've "managed" yourself time Columbus spotted America By JILL KOSONEN Staff writer management in effective studying. so you could attend classes, recopy notes Rhett finally told Scarlett off. It's 2 a.m. the keys clack at an increas­ I disagree. and even read the book. Finals arrive, About 86 cups of coffee ingly slower rate on my typewriter as I First of all, it is impossible to "manage" yqu study, you take the test, you go know it all. Well, at least most of near the middle of page five-only fifteen time. Time just happens, and there's home. take the exam, head home, pass pages to go. nothing we can do about it. Effective, but not overly exciting. And Cramming, although conde There's no hurry, since the paper isn't What we must do is manage ourselves. besides that, it involved 16 grueling unhealthy and not as effective due until 9 o'clock. Besides, my head is It's not very fun, but somebody's got to weeks of "managing" yourself. called "time management," defini heavy with coffee buzz and my eyes are do it. Now, let us look at the other possibility. its benefits. crossing from fatig;.,e, so it isn't humanly This is where procrastination comes in You've had the same amount of time, ·but It works well for short-term possible for me to hurry . handy. It gives you a break from being did what you wanted to do. You pro­ tion and at the end brings forth I've done it again. your keeper. bably missed class three or four times. whelming feeling of accomplish Everyone has some unique talent at Now, if we want to associate pro­ Notes] Well, they were just a little too Procrastination in general. I'll which no other being may surpass him or crastination with education, we must in­ sloppy to recopy. And the book was that, too. I started this article 111J her. I'm striving to be undefeated in the corporate that process that makes even otherwise occupied as a tabletop for year of high school, and now art of procrastination, and there's a lot of the most liberal educators cringe. weekend slammers. almost finished I feel great. competition. It's called cramming. Finals approach and you now have Now, I just have to get around Procrastination has always gotten a Let's imagine you've had a semester to two days to learn everything from the ing this to the newspaper ... bad rap. For as long as I can remember, learn all about the United States up to,

r and Cubs and the can get a job and make It G aduatioweren getti prng readyov to clinchides the manyBlues wonder and some of the things If wroteul, such m emori By BRENT FEENEY the Staff writer National League Eastern Divi­ the Blackhawks. I've had insults as the series on the Winter Eastern a few times a year. Some wise old sage once said sion Championship , and how all fired at me by Chicago fans, and Olympics, the columns on the some football and that· "parting is such sweet sor­ the Cub fans were celebrating I've fired them right back. Isn't move of the Football Cardinals games. Past that, I'm not row." long into the night after they beat that what a rivalry should be all to Phoenix and on Australian I do know one thing, That guy must have known Pittsburgh on September 24, about? Rules Football really meant a lot It took lots of hard work what he was talking about. 1984 . For a certified Cardinal I'll miss working with a great to me, and I really appreciate all where I am today, and I You see, come next Saturday, fan like myself, it looked almost bunch of loonies on the sports of the kind words that you've believe that if you work I'll be graduating from this place, surreal , like a scene from The staff here at the Ne ws, who given to me. persevere, all of your and I'll be taking some wonderful Twilight Zone or The Outer always gave me all sorts of pro­ I keep thinking that I don't can come true . memories with me. Limits . blems about being a loyal St. want to leave Eastern, but, like The only other thing I I'll have great memories of That's one of the first things I Louis sports fan, but, hey, I my mom keeps telling me, to all of you is good lu Sean Payton, Roy Banks and learned when I came here- how knew it was always in fun. "Brent, you've got to get on with wishes and thanks for ''Eastern Airlines" -non-stop to intense the rivalry between But what I'll miss most of all is your life ." Eastern Illinois Univers· the end zone. Memories· of Chicago and St. Louis is. writing for all you loyal readers What does the future hold for will always have a fond Kevin Duckworth, Jon Collins, especially betwee� the Cardinal out there . Your feedback on me? I don't know, but I hope I my heart forever. Doug Crook and a 1985 AMCU b_asketball championship. Memories of top-notch soccer players like Mark Simpson, Albert Adade, Neil Swindells, Natural . 1 \ Garry Laidlaw, David Kompare , Light Sebastiani Guy Callipari and others too 12-12 oz. cans White numerous to mention. I'll miss working with great Zinfandel � coaches like Cizo Mosnia, Ralph 750 ML ��\ McCausland, Neil Moore and � Tom Akers. I'll miss colorful SALE PRICE �· SALE PRICE �.s:.:-- characters like Super Fan and SALE PRICE the "Three Amigos" (who PLU 6900 PLU became the Four Horsemen 6902 after they asked me to come join 319 9 them at the women's basketball s9 23 games) . People like them are 3 what makes college sports worth going to. I'll always have fond memories of the run the women's basketball team made this year to the NCAA Women's Basketball Championship, especially the Gateway Con­ ference Basketball Champion­ ship game last March, when Barb Perkes lifted the Lady Pan­ Semkov .. Andre Meister thers back from a ll-point deficit � � i" . Vodka Champagnes Margarita to beat Illinois State 80-79 in Braii Regular, Strawberry & P Normal. That game was one of 750 ML 750 ML 1.7. the best college basketball �\ Q ' SALE PRICE SALE PR games, as well as one of the gut­ I �: SALE tiest performances, that I've ever �) �: seen. 2 PLU 6903 PLU Not only that, but I'll never �1 6904 :.PLU 6905 49 forget the thrill I had seeing Jim 399 Maton win Eastern's first ever 8 Arandas Division I national championship Corona Sutter last March. I'd never covered a \ Teqpila Beer Home Wines national champion before , and Light or "Gold 6-12 oz. btls. let me tell you, that's something 750 ML 7'50 ML no one will ever forget. SALE PRICE SALE PRICE I'll miss JOing into the student SALE PRICE section at football and basketball - � --. games, sitting with my friends and giving the referees a piece of �. my mind after every c.all that 319 went against the Panthers. I'll always remember going in­ to one of the local drinking esta� · �ments around town hi'\ , 1984, when the Cubs