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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1981 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in February 1981 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ~h 'Daily 13gyptian Gus says the slate scbolanhip folks have a soIulioa to ...... Thursday, February 5, 1991-Vol. 65, No. 91 derage-and legal .ge, a- Southern Illinois University drinking problems: Leave tollf'(f' ~'udents wUII 8. disposable iDtome. ISSC changes awards policy By Randy Roguski Matejka said the changes are Staff Writer dl"ligned to cut the com .. Students and their parents ~idi~~ ~~ti:rnt =~. :.: will ~1e expected to pay a bigger million by increasing the !lOrtifll1 of the cost of a college amount of the personal and eOucation next year as a result parental contributi.lns ex· of policy changes by the Illinois peeled. State Scholarship Commission. Joe Camille, direct().'" of SIU· Beginning with the fa II C's Student Work an.) Financial semester, the ISSC will raise Assistance, said he's not sure the amount it expeets students how many University students to contribute to their own win be affectl!d by the Isse education to $I,260-a $250 move. He said he is nol happy increase over ttns year. The with the changes, but ~ At he commission also will increase thinks the increases in expected by 25 percent the amount of contributions are necessary. money it expeo;:ts parents to contri~ute to the educations of "There are no easy their children. solutions," Camille said. "Slate Larry Matejka. executive doltars are tight. We've come to pbote by Cary director of the Isse, said the whe""E! we. have to make some ME .~ND MY MUSIC-In ....r for • pianls. 10 only 10 bare walls .M '1er 0WIt Mrs. Th!lt's Jocly changes will affect t'!e hard decisions." play in great c:entert balls in froot of th_andS of Determrn. sophomore in mIlSit-. tkkllD- the eligibility of about 20,000 Matejka said the anticipated people. she ae_ 10 pradic:e for boan playing Mlrles. .. students throughout the slate. savings lowered to m 'million But he said another 158,000 the amount of money wbicb the applicants wiD n9t be affected. ISSC requeste1 from Gov. w::a~ ~~:nym~':'!,e:: James R. Thompson for fiscal Swiss tell of Iranian spy trial awards will con 'inue to receive 1982. Matejka told the DlinOls UERN. Switzerland (AP) - charges since Sept. 6- them because inflation wiU =~ or~f~E~:iss'= Sw~ bad bePn invitC'd to send alleviate the .Uect of the in- facelt "a ilarsh ecolJomic An Iranian RevC?lutionary Court Mrs. Dwyer is a 4g..year~l.:I lin observer to thP. taial. tried Ameri~a freelan,-e mother of three who has been creases ia· apeded COD- situat.. "." and that measures joumalist CyoUlia B. Uwyer.'" held in ....nian pri!ons for nin.:: John Dwyer. who said Ilia wife tributions. - "' to save money "ate tough aDd espionage charges Wednesday, months. A Swig diplomat who ;r,~ ~ted \tIhen she went to The lSSC bases aw.... on the clfficoalt to implement> bUt they amount of money it detenninel' are ~ry." the Swiss Foreign Ministry at~":rlecl the one-day trial said Iran to write articles about the said. The ministry said a ver- :;he appea.red "nervous but in Iranian recvolutioD. withheld !c~ -;:, h~or:n::U:: Ar.otber Isse. membel', diet - and possibly senterK'ir.g good condition" and WillS able to comment "until I hear a little education. Awards are however, bas said that the - was expeo;:ted as early as "speak freely" during the trial. more officiaUy." calculated by deducting the' revised policies wiD burden Monday. 10 Washington,. State President Reagan. asked his amount of "self.. help" con- ~ w~ can least afford it. ~ surprise move came only Department spt>ltesman reaction, said:" "I don't know oi tributions (jobs, savings and DaVId EtsermK told fellow two weeks after 52 Ame",---an WilIiarr, Dyess said irlformatiOll any news about her but I tlo feel other earnings) and parental ISSC mem~? last ~on!!, that hoslages were released from the <1e~rtment receiv;:d we have an obligation tc bring assislanceexpected by the ISSC the commlSSlOli WIll eveo 444 days of captivity and at a reported Mrs. Dwyer had a her home and the others were from the amount of a year's luaUy squee2e !IO!"e sbM:lents so time when the Reagan ad· hearing and not a trial and that have there." tuition and fe'"S a student's bard that they will not curoII at ministration was reviewing "we are not aware of any financial aid (\0Ill..... grants and aU." terms of the agreement with spt.'Cific charges." Mrs. Dwyer, of Amherst, a oth~ aid). Eisenman told the mHE in Iran that freed the hostages. suburb of Buffalo, N.Y., and ''This is stricUy a rationing December that tuition increases The Swiss, who represent U.S. But Swiss Foreign Ministry Sobhani, whose family lives in interests in 'nm, also said the spokesman Othmar Ubi insisted southern California, were not =~a'::'~~~~~:~'~':: be~~=~a:: ::~: Iranian·born. naturahzed it was a trial and that a verdict. involved in negotiations to free highest family contributions He said tuition ~ncreases would American citizen Mohi Sobhani which coukI mean conviction on the 52 Americans seized in tre ~use the:' are the least divert to lhe ISSC money nor· was freed by Iranian authorities the spy charges. was expected U.S. Embassy takeover Nov.4, l'.eeciy." mally allocated to Wliversities. after being he~ 00 IlIISpecified "around Monday." He said the 1979.
Some Vietnam vets ....yearn fOl·ivelcome like hos~ages'
Bv Pm Kneeht Though no awareness marches have been siaff Writer plaor ~ fly SIU ..C's 1200 Vietnam-fra veterans, . all . :ave strong emotions about the disparitr When Leon Mason returned to the. Umted between their homecomings atld the h05ta~t'S. States in 1975 as a war veteran 01 the VJe~m· "They';e back; they're filM'; they're making a et:a. there was no one at O'Hare International little killing of the thing. and we vets wish we. Airport to meet him. There were no banners. no could have had the sam'! thing," M3son said. glfts, no ~anquets. .. . "Nothing like that ever happened to the Vietnam S<>me friends k.T1(".'! ot his return, he l<~!'t. but vets, ot basically an) vets." ..it didn't make a big difference to anybody Many of SIU-C's veterans feel ~e anger at whether I was h
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Herbert S. Donow PLAIN TALK by President. Carbondale Feclaratlon of Unlvanlty I_chen
-alfch.up- In 1981. That predidion Is proving true. titer would ~tly have to forgo copltol .Jerwniah. that Biblical prcpMt of doom. pr0b The lllinofa Board of HIghet- EducatIon t-.... and new program rwqueats. In hll heart of hearts ably eniOYed oqly one thing more than corNCf CQi ...... 1ded for flscat 1982 a 9.45% Increase no univerIIty ,~.....uor wouIcl be willing to sacri Iy predicting same dire apocalypse - and that figured on a 100% bose (\'hat'l rlght-9.45% fice new progtOIM or capita' protects 10 each we. "'ling folks ... told you 10.H not 10.5%). and the governor has laid that """ faculty and staff member could have an .xtra s..uI rnontt. ago the SIU Cha~1or and the tt.at Is too much. inflation has bMn, for the lost $SO/month tok.home pay. Leaders with vision other unMnIty ~tem heads lobbied against a tweh. monttw (and for the two r-n preceding). have to Me the big picture. and grocet'Y and ..,.to override that would have ~ university runalng at over 12%. You. my colleagues. will orthodontiat'l bills are not the IMf thrt empfres employ..- a modest boost tc If*r lalorles. be Iudcy 10 get--after the uaual aklmmlng tokes are built on. It Is of IIHf. cancem to a '''slonory These system ch .... publldy ltated that tMy ploce-~.5". If _ were 1M.,.,. In a time of no leader that this generation of faculty ttttIt ,be __ oppoalng the veto override t.ecause the in8atIon and you were earning $1000 per _tho consumed by the fires of Infloflon. for new gen ~ had promised a "catch-up" plan. and what Is being presently .,....--' would be like eratfo1nI will cheerfully rise from the ashes. to IUpport this veto _ride might leopordlu getting your toby cut to $965, un..... of course. Tough luck for the old generotIGn. this vagw pnxnl.. of gubematorkll largesse. you were deemed to be of row. merit. In which In .tatements to the prell and In ( 'fUT Meanwfllie the CRJT and other AFT local. at case you might wind up with only $900. 8vt twwI. _ warned that II. chancleI1ar'l a. ,AIgn the IteM unlversltfes lobbied vigorously ~ get this Is aU boMd on the IBHE figures. W. pr-.. against the veto override would have no poslttve what littt. _ could. d1ct that the Govec'nor', ~ win effects: no ex1ra dollars In 1geJ and no promised Now ..-nat months later that extra 1 I*' be IUbltantiaIty bIJtow ... BiE proposed ~t. cent (which _ did not ge1) looks betW and CI'1d If _arer!ght. ~where you read It. bttter. for It Is now ~ that the ~. Perhaps -.ch of you might wrtfe 10 the 00'" Mcatch-up" has gone a-gllmmetl"". __ and .... chonc.lla.· thankln:a them for ~". " II hard for us to really bell..,. that Shaw annual salary cuts (Iightenfrtg our ~. $ sup and his fellow I',.tem h.ods were so nolve 01 pose, for the rocky road to heaven). Or then to bur the ~..rnor's chimerical promiMa. wtMtn agoln you might write and t.J1 the-n that you the govet'fI{6 first onnounced that university. or. damned mad. If you choose tc do neither, salaries w.re a number Qf14I priority. and lhat you might write to me and tell me why you he would implement a ~cafl:h..up- plan to recover are willing meekly to accept this degradation 10m. of what _ lost to Inflation over the last - of your II'1COI'M and your profession. decade, .... admonished the universities that '~etters--- Is. rape. really preventable?
My main points about the SIU '!' Jtlld not be assurred. Women's Services pullout sheet .1 think we should concentrate apparently were missed by on criminal, both for correction Lynda Thomas and at least 35 and prevention. We need others. I am not down~laying vigorous law enforcement and rape and I am not blaming the we should not tolerate victims. I am trying to poini oot lac ka da isic.al police, tbat ~e pullout encourag,:s prosecutors or judges. paranOia among wome."1 and, ID On prevention, we need to the long run, exasperates the understand what motivates a probleni of rape. per600 to rape. '"'bough I am no II was inferred that I blame expert, I do know that most rape on the victims. On the rapists are loners who have few contrary, it's not I but Wome0'4's friends and a li.nited social life. Services that blames the vic They are also woman-baters tim. It is Women's Services thal who are frustrated with women tells women that they'U more and bave little contact with likely raped if they doo't take them. All men, I think, are to some !~!!I' P~:n~~ 8S$JIl\es degree lonely and to some ();1SIMIlIAl j that would-be victims can degree hate women. The only ~PJ prevent rape on their own. ( solution 1 mow for this problem doubt this. The victims and is companionship and love. near-victims I know would have Remembe!-, everyone we know been victimized even if they'd we met first as a stranger. U we ~etrers------ fonowed the advice of Women's live in a community closed by Services. suspicions, fears, and locks we Unite to defend OUf freedoms Some fans So what do we do? We could all remain strangers. ' continue !o concentrate on The Women's Movement has Joe Walter may not t;eJieve are on drugs cautionin~ (and blaming> the been getting pretty weird-this this. but there were whites who ~res~~:;e1= victim. '~till, there are more Women's Services' pullout and knew of tbe oppression of blacks woeldly riches. And that sucb a Mter laughing at some of the precautioo.'I: carry a gun, Ieam the general paranoia about wbeD Ronald RNgaD was in fundamentalitst supported ridiculous letters that appear in karate, don't KO out at niRht 01' rape. After the November sensitive to their p-roblems. I administration should show 'a the DE concerr..ing the SaluLs' for iJ'oD.clad prote::tion, have elections which assured the was CID8 of those "ctirty . er contempt for buman rigbts basketball team, I feel com women wear cbastl ty belts. defeat of ERA, the movement loving eammies," aud m~lfSt internationally, &it'ce more pelled to write making an offer. No doubt those who wrote and has been disintegratinlJ' Being arrest was in ..w'aen I was 14 ~Ie have been slaughtered in I have lived in Carbondale 11 support the Women's Center's abandoned, the activIsts are the name of their god and savior years and have supported all precautions could think up angry, and they blame the men l~or pic:tefing for jobs aspects of SIU-C athletics. As than can be credjted to aU other many more suggestions but the By ~ wolf and rape at the Tbe above epifbe( ns what religions. we all know, last year's suggestions they already same bme, the activists Rep. Ran~in of MiSl'iSSippi basJretbaD team was the worst support would, if believed and themselves are alienating most The sight of Reagan in the scbool's history. called me m 1938. Rankin and developing an international acted out in their entirety, women as well as men. They Sea,. Bilbo ~ Mississippi were Amazingly, this year's team produce clinically-certifiable need to reconsider.-Jim both highly ''moral'' men of the love affair with the arrog&nt has set a new record. In view IJf paranoiacs, whose safety stin Ha.SOIl. Carbondale Strom Tburmond and Jesse dictator of South Korea was aU this, I would like to say '.he Hehll type. Rmald Reagan was disgusting. However, the fonowing: not insensitive to witch bunting removal of Amhassador Robert First. 1 agree with one sparta in Ule Screen Actor's Guild Wbite from EI Salvador was writer's contention that SIU Secretaries need love too during the McCarthy Era as be even more disgusting. It is sbould consider not be;ng a was a .leader in persecution of apparent that Reagan and Division 1 scbool. In other To borrow an old phrase, But. let's take a look at the General "Watergate" Haig feel "better late than Dever." This otber side of the coin. mxl beIping to blaclWst words, they" should con :e~ it is okay to give complete cenu.lte on the two or three letter is in response to a'l article secretarial Job duties and ~:m has sbmm this same support to a government wbich major sports and Dot lesser by Harry KJein defendl'18 the responsibilities_ It's UuJ inB'.:dSi'tivity to JriDority needs did nothing to punish elements ones. janitors, in the Dec. 3, 19110, secretary who takes aU the gun Wday. As sbown by the action of of its armed forces who mur Next. to those marvelous edition of the Daily Egyptian. when something goes wrong or bis Secretary of ~tiOll Bell, dered American churcbwomeo. comedians who say that we As Mr. Klein felt the need to problems arise that may be wbose callous betrayal of This morality, which allows sbould always cheer our team speak up for the janitors•• , too, beyond the sec1"f!tary's control. Hispanic:s' Deeds for bi'linguaI buman rillhts to be placed 011 and support them 100 percent, I feel that someone needs to It's the secretary wbo works educatioa is proof of this. This tbe baCk-burner, is the same say only that they must either speak up for the lowest people ber duff off ~ to nan an anti-Hispanic: betrayal came in morality that led to the growth be . on a heavy dose of on the totem pole, the office with insulfictent staffing; spite of Reagan's solemu of Hitler', Germany whicb was psychedelic drugs or perhaps secretaries. who carries a workload that two responsible for the genocide people sbouId be handling IitJt ~e: to tbe Cbi:anoa in Los have just been administered an committed on the Jews. enema of chauvinisticalloyalty It is alnrost an everyday only ODe person is lUred to do, UDder the inept 1eadersbip of "Tbose wbo believe in ~!J~ed them completely oceurence to hear someone say It's the secretary who receives Carter, the American people freedom, ml'st prepare for in jest or whatever tbat all a 1&-20 pagen!pOl1 at 8a.m. and have seen tlJeir real income' battle." Tl.. s contempt for Finally ,I offer my two season secretaries do is sit on their is expecu-d to gather aU the drop 1~ .pen'8lt in two years. human rights can all too easily tickets for the remainder of the duffs, tB:lk on tbe phone, and ~~ information and type Meamn'We. the profits of !he oil be transfered to our freedoms. Salukis' home games to anyone just gossip to 0IIf' another' they the report in final copy by 1 gangsf-'...n have skyrocketed. Those who feel that the abortion who wishes to see some of the get paid for wbat they'do p.m.-never mind tbe daily T.... eae gangsters were already is not important sbould other stars of the MVC play. NOTHING. Unfortunately Interruptions, phone calls, (-harIWia $t to $6 more than the remeJllber that this is but ODe of Remember. after the when the salary DegotiatioM scbeduling appom~!:> and ~~udi ArabiaDs for a barrel of tbe first fre<:cioms whicb tbe "miraculous comeback" were completed for the incoming visitors. dl.'COIltnllled ail Tbe Reagan fundamentalisl would take against Moorehead State (a secretarial lines, the pay in After having, a mentally administratiGft has helped the from us in their quest for a team we should have blown-out creB:se was $.31 or 7 percent trying day an~n~ing pbysically oil IL"tgSten take IuD control religiolls state. Rememt.i:;: of the Arena>, Scott Russ was (wblchever was larger> worn. some secretaries must over t.be mobility of poor what Pastor NiemoUer said' quoted as saying that it was the ~nding !f the secretary had muster ;ome strength, from Americans by limiting tbeir "Wben they came after the crowds' boos at baH-time that P.lSt beguii m a classification or only God kno.. ~ wbere, to be ability to travel to look for Communists, I did not C8rt", for prompted him play harder in if the secretary bad been in • patient and loving to the emrioymeii:. I wall not a Communist. When the second ball. part!cular line for years of children andor busband, fix It is of little waoder that the they came after the Jews, I did AD added note; Whilst on a service. Mr. Klein also men supper, or any other household new admimstratioo. supported 'Dot care, for I was not a Jew. recent viSit to Peoria I was tioned that he knew of janitors ~emands that come up. by fundamentalist ChriStians, When they came after me tm:re informed by some Bradiey fans that were eligible for rental i just wanted to bring to the should .start programing the was no one left to care.'1 that their field house bas been assistance and aid to Women attention of t:ae beaci honchos of OPpresslOll ~ the poor. For it is Freedom is a prescious and sold out to season ticke~ Infants and Children (WIC) but the officesdepartment.l at this in tbe poor wbere fIotb fun fragile ~. We must unitt- to holders. When I asked who was what about the secretaries 'Whq University that secreu.ries are damental Christian~ty and deferd for It and the needs of resposible for and was told i~ ar~ eligible for public worth tbeir weight in ~old. If Catholicism find the most the 1)00r and minorities w~~ ~he mucb-maligned and assIStance and food stamps as you don't believe me, try to run fertile grot;.Dd for growth. eaga:ust tbe ravages of this c:ntlClzed Coach Dick Verscace weU as working fuD-time? I feel the officesdepartments wiU\,.'\Ut It also is no surprise that the Re&gan government.-Robert While Verscace coaches ruS that something is drastically the secretaries for 24 hourn. admiDistralioa of fundamental T. PhiUtps, Spokesman Gottfried rationalizes bis wrong witb tbe salary scales Secretaries are not "just Christiana Should be a Churches oi the Outlaw COD: =f~OID HiD ... A loyal when a population of the anotber piece of furniture ,. 1I1illiGDaJies' government. foe federadoe secretariu need other cban App'reciate your se1':retaries nels, such u these, to help tMm whale tbey are worlrine for DOONESBtm by GanyTrudeau and their families survive I yOU.-K. Offutt, .ecretary, place ~ blame on DO one-yOt. Carb<,.dale This letter was be ti,e JUdge. signed by six other petlPle. The ru1.41e of the athletics fee Riddl!~: Wby not bold a Perhaps tbe majority of referenoum to rlDd out whether stwients dOIl't ob~t to paying or not student. want an in this frivolous. I thUlk they do. So in crease the athletie fee? mind, bave a Answer: You might rand out :r~u:: they do not! While you're at it. take your I .for one, ..1m opposed to the hat off Intercoliegiate AthletiCS fee IDcrease. I have come t.) SIU Committee. You wouldn't want for an education and a chace to to strech It out.-scoU S:\Yage. expand the limits of my. mind. UWal ArCa" • Page 4, Daily Egyptian, Fellruary 5. 1981
, I, I'\. I, Rats forget distinctive sound SAUTEED GlICKEN LIVERS with schizoid· 'Mongo Bongo'. with --"rooM ,.., ..... By Ala. Sculley "Elephant's Graveyard" is iph..... ,..... Staff Writer cnos:~!~::~ul,::,?~ $2 .. 75 It'!: a toss-up. Do t:t~ Happy" album. If the song Thurs. & frio Special Boomtown Rats want to soun.. ! GReviewPJl proves anything, it is that at the 51 Airport like The Police or Elvis .- Costello is capable of a truly Mondo Bongo, The Boom Costello? There are certainly .....u fme pop-rock tw1e. "non't Talk plenty of songs that SOtD'ld like Ran, Colqmbla Reeordll, To Me," cheery pop-rocker,is these artists on the P..ats new Reviewer'lI Radlls: Z stars '4 a mor~ subtle copy, but The album "Mondo Bongo." stan tops), Rats still take an obvi0U8 short PARTY? As a result, the album sounds guitar solo that uses a chord- schizophrenic. AU the songs .c dominated style similar to that CALL Pick's PARTY REP either are pure pop-rock tunes of Costello. 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ROM1 ind board In Mexican hom~ $340. (~OIAA Write Guadalajara Summer Sch~ol Robert l. flullftt Bid, 20S UniYmity of Arizona TUCSOft .5721 (602) 126-4729 Daily Egyptian, February So 1981, Page S I \ ~ .. '. Disciplined guitar, songwriting hold tog~th~r Cropper's l~test By a..Sa.'tIa Horns, Cropper bas produced ~elli F.dJtar an album iliat recaptures the A Polynesian Restaurant Fact: Steve Cropper is an laid back, iofeetuous souods of excelle:lt rhythm and blues GReviewPJ] Memphis music. LUNCttEON BUf'O guitarist. Cropper is in his heyday. 4 tlftht'Mt ...... tochooM Fact: cropper Is a very un Blues are making a comeback. tr.. .. Now...."...... derrated sougwriter and Playl.' My Thalli, Steve If you d1in't recognize him ,,1t. pI"CIduI:er • Cropper, MCA Re~orcl., without his SWlglasses, Cropper onl)·3.25 Fact: W... voice SOUDds like Review." Ratbag: Z~ stan " is the lead guitarist for the 11m of Ringo Starr-tenible...... &opt). Blues Brothers (he plays 1901W.Maln DoD't let that comparison almost all the guitar fills). 3 doors ..t of True Value Hontwar. wany you too much. Despite Using the recent record and YOt'als that are sulHtand8rd. movie exposure, Cropper is Murdale Shopping Center 529-2813 this a1bam is stUt hslenablel trying get his name knOWn. well written and PI\'Iduced, ana He -de.aerves 800le exposure, iDdude8 some fme guitar and but be should be able to pet bani interplay. recognition through bis ~per'8 best known coo masterful seasion WM'k. tributicJu to music is his work as ". '-yin' My Thang" Mo-cases a Memphis session musician, Crupper's many SOIlP' iong, primarily witb a boose rhythm prodUcing and guitar ph frog aecticJa for Stu Records. His talents, but unfortunately also deaD. tasteful guitar work later shows a glaring weaJmesr-his was showeased when be belped vocals. farm BookerT.• the M.G.s, the When I compare Cropper's =vegroup of the Memphis voice to tbe attroeious oral drones of Starr, it's no Cropper's DeW LP, "Playin' ~ar_Iy: R • B smashes, Otis exaggeration. His deep-rooted My Tbang," features the same Redding's "Sitting On the Dock voice bas no feeling, no har ti~bt, disciplined guitar play of the Bay" and "In the ~1id mony and no inflection. It's tbat be demonstrated on early night Hour" by Wilson Picil.ett. dowbl"ight dry, drowsy and R • B and soul albmns from That top caliber writing talent monotooous. tbat~. continues on this effort in songs So thE:n: 15 a lot of talent here. niJ8 album, Cropper's third g:=~~ so!o effort, also displays the :m;~~~~r~~' ~~~ll~ ~:~~~~=ns':rn~~ guitarist's strong songwriting it my way" attitude. a guitarist as you would ever ~WOD1iMEa tal-eots. Six of the nine songs Cropper, who has produced want to bear. But you'd never ...... ,...... , • .,hII.9:11 ~ are written by C:w1pper, albums by Rod Stewart, Jeff want to bear his voice. two are written by other very • Beck ard others, also produced Cropp'er's guitar work and talented and extremely un this al':>urn. UtiUzi.ng the c0n songwntllig is best when it is derrated composers (Delbert siderable talents of former used in support of other talenL McClinton and Danny Kort M.G. bassist Donald "Duek" Maybe an instrumental, or use ciJmar) and the remaining cut Dunn, former Little Feat of a different vocalist, will help is the old elassic, "Let the Good keyboardist Bill Payne and the Cropper's solo career. Times Roll." extremely powerful, but precise (Album Coartesy of Pl.. a PAUL NEWMAN Cropper is the author of two brass work of the Memphis R«orda) IDWARD ASNtR EMANUEW X AROUND IHI WORlD ~ FOX EASTGATE ~ 1:11PM Show '1 •• 712 E. WALNUT -457·568S Shows IMIIy 2:117:15 1:11 .-,." .~....•.. TIME: "This one has everything: sex, violence, comedy, _•• ~ Ito'lllmaak you CKKI thrills, tenderness. Laugh with H. scream at it, S:1S.7:J1.... LATISHOW think about it. You may leave the th.atre in an ALL SIAl'S '2.11 altered .tat.... -RIcMnI c..... ~ TIL S:lIIXC. 'RIDAY a. SATURDAY S,uN&HOlS i!l 11:.5 PM One 01 the year'. 10 besf. The Big Muddy Film Festival Presents - TlrM ."1r': A tribute to Audrey Wajda Internationally acclt1imed director and founding force in modern Polish Cinema Ihun4Ioyt,.. hturtlay 11 ,.. Ashes A and GENERATION Diamonds ..th __n ...... (1951) (ltD) 'rhIay ...... -Crl ...... 1,.. v ...... m. Kanal v_...... (lt51) ...... •·...... -- CrI... Wlnnen .... Director c:...... I .... tI_1 "For us It was a film 01 great importance. The ncbIe polish tin- emo began with it." 1------1 AtI~IaIOft -Polanski ntewent ",,,", ...... 011& ShHlent Center Autiltorfulft Page 6. Daily Egyptian. February !j. t!l8l ------~~,.. ------Elvis Costf!llo 's'Trust' offers [DE 60LD MIlE] Why Fight The Cold? example of straight-ahead pop Let the Gold Mine By om Crow.. Staff Writer covered up with whitewash and Deliver that thick, lulcy greasepaint") . 4-11p..... The hilarious photo adorning "Different Finger" uses a Plua to your door. the cover of "Trust," the latest GJ?eviewPJ] country and western sound to 4-'Ip.m. Su, nt-41~ "'-4119"'-41...... "" release by Elvis Costello and !he Attractions, gives us a Trust, Elvis Costello and tbe :f!t~(t'~d:::1i~:!n: ~:~: graphic characterization of this AttractlCIIIII, Columbia Records, your whole life story, Or about unconvt"ntic.nal singer Reviewer's Ratbag: 3t,; stan my strong resemblence to some songwriter's creative (foar stan lops>. old flame, All I want is one night philosophy. of glory, I don' even know'your Art Print Sale With his hypnotic brown second name"). ~3far$9 eyeballs peerin~ over the top of a pair of red-tinted shades, it CosteJlo has also developed a beComes readily apparent, as if reputation for "rocking out" anyone needed a hint these with a passion when he I eally days, that Costello does not see wants to, on such tunes as the world ,pardon the cliche) "Luxembourg" and "From A Whisper to A Scream." through ~ored glasses. Ever since the late-'70s On the lighter side, anyone reiease of his debutalburn, "My who doesn" personally a~ Aim is True, .. Costello bas been preciate Costello's mUSic can $CO; !II. a town crier for an the still enjoy the albllm's raucous misfits iD society who get photo layout which displays his stepped upon as a matter of humorous side, whiCh is often daiJy routine. His intensly hidden behind his mask of personal lyrics are laced with arrogant depression and sexual frustration, yearnings take") while the second deals paranoia. (or more than life is willing to with the kind of relatiOnships Howev--r, all the POSturing offer and a sometimes stnw~e we'd an probably like to have, and cover art aside, Costello's fascination with violence as a but also keep quiet ("Even sound is just as raw and vita! as . mode of release. residents have newspaller ever. The pictures tell a lot, but "Trust," a 14-song album r.o\'ers.. Ministers crawling the words and music still say with masterproducer Nick under covers, She's no angel much more. (AlbUm courtesy of Lowe again at the helm, c0n and be's DO saint, They're an Plaza Records) tinues in fine form With his epic story of a man at odds with the world. Although it's not Costello at his very best (my personal r.reference still rides with Bowling 'Armed Forces"), U's still provocative and musically lDvigorating. Leagues Lowe's production again offers Costello and the At tractions with a start simplicity dedicat\?d to the power of straight-ahead pop. Pianist Steve Nieve shines especially bright, punctuating the entire album with an elegant grand ' piano sound nmriniscertt of his emotive work on "Party Girl." Costello's lyrics again cover the familiar bases, ".amely a tortured soul ~ing to c~ with a w()ri;;! which IS neither fair or forglrutg, and. although he may ~.Frf4oIy.wl""'" be rehashirlg past stances, Sunday thruThursday 7&9PM they're still just as fascinating ADMISSION $1.00 and intellectually invigorating or as his early work. at6:00 8:30pm "You'll Never Be A MaD," "New Lace Sleeves" and begin FEBRUARY "Different Finger" all deal ~th Leagues 8 sexual dilemmas. The fust indicts an unnamed person for Sign up at his plastic appearance ("You'll Student Center 8owlingA11ey never be a maD, N~ matter how many foreign ~~ .. you can sponsored by Student Center Recreation TONIGHT ONLY 65«; JIM POST FOLK GUTARISr february 7. 1981 8pm BALLROOM 0 HAPPY HOUR 11:30-' STUDENT CENTER-SIU 3s.tDRAnS $2.50 at std. ctr. central tk:ket OffICe 754 SPEEDRAIU SPONSORED BY SPC CTR. PROG. 6~ JACK DANIELS $1.75 ""CHERS TICKETS ON SALE TODA YI ..... "'"- --'-- .-.... ~ --'.-~ CARBONDALE ENERGY FUTURES . ,', , f··.~. P LA N. Developing ~~ COMMUNITY FORUM Carbondale-WEST """uary S,1M1 7 pili FIMT IW'TlST CHUfICII KeynoN $pH... , Wayne Shick hMar FGIIt guitarist Jim Posl wiD play.' 8 p.m. Saturday In BaJ'.room D. Adm_lOll II '%.5'. -- -Entertainmel1t Guide'---- Late Sbow-''TtJe Rose" and "Altered States:' Held Over "The Rocky Horror Picture "Stir Crazy." Films Show." . M •• le .,.. •• t."-Friday, "....y tIlnap Saaday . V• .rsity: Ends Thursday "Crime Doctor's Courage;" Tbe Big Muddy Film Festival. "Emanuelle Around tbe Tickets are priced at '1 per World." Starting Friday- See GUIDE. Page 11 event, $5 for 10 events and f7 fr: the entire four-day program and are available at the door and the Student Center Central The Ticket Office. All events will be beld at tbe Student Center HUNTER BOYS Auditorimu. 1'bia year's festival is dedicated to the top Polish Freight Salvage Stores director Andnel W:1da. ~:::~gbts of tbe esti\' in- -"A Generation!' Wajda's first film, 9 p.m. Thursday. -"Kanal.' Wajda film about Polish patriots using the sewers of Warsaw to escape the Nazis in 190M. 1 p.m. Friday. -"Asbes and Diamonds." Anotber Wajda film about Happy Hour 11-6 Poland's roJe in World War II. This one depicts the last day or Rum and Coke the war and the first day of peace in Warsaw. 3:30 p.m. Saturday. .F •• turlnll~Matt ...... 70C nuwday ... Frlday-''Pint Flamingos." Annual showing of Sealy twln•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• .$!..9.95 tbe "raun,'hiest film ever For P~ppy Hour, made." 7 aId 9 p.m., Student fult.: ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.• $69.95 Center Vi~eo Lounge. Ad missiOli io $1. Queen ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $99.95 Join Us For Our Feu: Eastgate: "AnyWbicb Way You Can." Friaay and Posturepedlc Rock-n-Roll D.J. Show Saturday Late Show-"The Warriors." twin ••••••••••••••••••••••.•. ~ ••. $109.95 Saluki: Ends Tbursday "Seems Like Old Times." full ...... $139.95 Starting Friday-"Fort Queen•••••••• : ••' ...... $169.95 Apache, The Bronx." Held Over-''TtJe Jazz Singer." Hollywood Bed -Frame 'la~a5 University .. : "Nine To Five," "A Cbange of Seasons" and "The Incredible Shrinking 8-, Dally Rt.51 Woman." Friday and Sa~ay Closed Sunday North of Carbondale Come on Down From HERE'S THE BEER 2:30-6:30 TONIGHT JAM WITH , Paa~" Daily Egyptlaa, February 5. 1981 SWFA SWFA SWFA SWFA WFA 1981-82 FINANCIAL AID INFORMATION Flt~ANCIAL AID APPLICATIONS! FORMS WE RECOMMEND YOU SUBMIT: A. 1911·12 ACT IFamlly Financial Statement (ACT IFFS) 1. ACT IFFS applications are NOW available. 2. You should use the ACT/FFS application form to apply for the Basic Grant. . . 3. SIUC m.ust receive the results of your 1981·82 need analysis . from ACT before you can be conslelered for Campus-Based Aid or participate In the Student Work Program. 4. Mark question 74A to both apply for Basic Grant and to have slue receive the r.sults of your need analysis. You must Include the ACT processing fee and enter SlUr. school code. which Is (111144),. 5. ACT IFFS applications should be compl.ted and maned In the env.lope provided BEFORE APRIL 1, 1981 to auu:-e first priority processing for National Direct Stud.nt Loan (NDSL). Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG). Stud.nt to Stud.nt Grant (STS). and College Work Study (CWS). Applications mall.d aft.r APRIL 1. 1981 will be pro c.... d on a funds-available basis. :.; B. 1981.82 IIUnols Stat. Scholarship Commls.lon Monetary :~~~ ~< Award (ISSC) 1. Isse applications are NOW avallabl•• i. All und8rgraduat91111nols r.sld.nts should apply. 3. For an ISSC Mon.tary Awa"d we strongiy encourage you tCol apply now since funds for the 1981-82 academic year may b.lI,-,dt.d. NOTE: You must reappl', 8C!ch year for financial asslstante. Apply early for the 1911·12 academic year. Appll~(!tlons are NOW available at the CHic. of Student W'ork and Financial C Asslstanc., Woody Ha~l. Wing B. Third Floor. 453-4~34. &I. Paid for by the Office of Student Work and Financial Assistance ~,~~------~----~~~ SWFA SWFA SWFA SWFA • Forellsic tourney to features 22 tealns froID eight states Nineteen c:onegea and and Wbeatoll (;oIlege of r.tUcago Wheaton," Jc.bn Wittig. tour Mon.-Fri. Special 18Iiftnities will l'vticipat.! in are listed by the Cross nament director, said. T«enty-t.wo teams are ex- . the first Sal~«.i Forensic In E x ami D a tt 0 D Deb ale. FrC'rJl 6 p.m. vitational Tournament Friday Association (CEDA) as the P'~ted to compete in the debate tbrougb SUnday. seeoad aDd third place teaJIUI t..'9JJ1petitiOll. Points from the· More tbaD ",., students are tournaMent W1Jl be used to until closing upec:ted to compete in in ~~~~ed 15th in the 180 calt!UIa',e national rankinga and .. dividual forensic and debate school nationa) rankings. indivK&'1l winDers will citJa1if1 caapetitMla. Among the teams "We are partcularly pleased for natillnal compeHtion, BC Buy one Falafel and Drink eampetiDg in debate will be the with the quality of this lour conting to WiW.g, an int;tructoI' aeeaad and third ranked teams iiament. It comes down to a in Speech {'A!'mmunicatiOlL Get a Falafel FREE ill the ..tioo. batUe fOC' aecood place in tile See SPEEcH. Pap 14 210 S.I!!!..nof. 2/2-2/6 "'9-8023 CalHoaia State-Northridge nai.lOll between caI-State and ,.------~ We PaY. IntereSt! w.pe.ydal.\:r 4Md8DdII eoom.w. aI.s.paII& ~m1 ~ :L-=::I~~~ ~ I (618) 4H-3595 . WORKSHOPS: AD .....n.mop. require advance ~ ~ bo8iM Jan. 19, 1981 and (uds Feb, 7. lIliU. SIu EMPlOYEES. Cnft ~ bellaa Feb. 9th. Individuaia tIIHt ~ &heir _ appIis "" aD _bbop. or pay • 8peCifiad lab .'. CREtllT UN~)N Ceramics: 3) l.!!and DaiIdiD:l and..hoe! thrvwiba-Cenunic Lab F. S6.3O far each 3) lba. of clay and slue 10 cover I. Mon Saturdar, "HI~her and Higher;' S\Dlday, 'Mr. ~ Goes to Tc.wn." Monday, "Murder My Sw~t." All films ~! ~:f ~tP.m. on WSlU- Concert Saturday-Folk guitarist Jim Post. 8 p.m., Student Center 9aUroom D. Admission is $2.50. Sponsored by the Student Programming Council Com mittee. Stage Show Thanday-"Ain't Misbebavin':' 8 p.m., Shryock Auditorium. Tickets sold out, according to officials at the Shryock box oUice. A Celebrity Senes presentation. Gat&by's-Th'Jrsdar aud Sunday, Friends; Friday af ternoon. the Fad; Friday evening, WIDB ni~t; Saturday evening, WT AO rught. Tbe Great Escape-Thursday through Saturday, George Faber and Stronghold. HanPI' ~Thursday through Sa~y, Mighty Joe Young. Second Chance-Thursday througb Saturdar., Effie. T.J. McFly ..-Thursday. David and the Happenings, Friday and Saturday, Slink Rand. I I ,. Journey albulIl is no surpris~.. TO &oI.D IIIn Have a Hot I ~ Deep Dish Plua The botton line on "Cap. dellvereel log By RaIldy L,- .It tured" is that it is basically a ' WIDB Maaic Direclor i'-rl documentatior. of Journey'. your door. "Steve Perry en ." None of Ul\~ , \ 'Ibe release of Journey's new 'Review'-.I ...... 11p..... MMmln. songs come fron. any albums ~. live double album sbould come released prior to Perry's as no surprise. It was Captured. Journey. Columba. I ~ .' 4-10p.m. Sunday arrival. To comp~"eIy inevitable. The fact that only Records, Reviewer'. Radllg: !Pn NO STARS (d_" bodter). the band~s past see.'D. s hke a --___ '_IS, ' ....1S. ' ....ISO two of the sixteen songs on slap in the face to th..- origiMl ~ ~:: .. are new isn't very of t.~m llJ" . either. One of the new membel"s. Yet none cuts, "The Party's Over," win =Ctininu!'~'re going tn be a hit single. The album will So somewhere along the line. get extensive radio airplay and Journey made a conscious will seD over a million copies. decision to quit makin, serious Yes. thue is a certain 8U' of music and start making hits, pi«fictability about Uris band. (i.e. money). It should have FOR YOUR LOVED ONE ON VALENTlNES_ It wasn't always like this for been obvious a few years ago Journey. It started out as a that Journey had become a .DAY. SEE OUR LARGE SELECTION OP basic jammin' rock !Jand in the pfain-old party band when they PAPER MOON. HALLMARK VALENTINE'S CARDS early '7Os. Such bands were in s:!.:: ::::. subsidized by large supply then, and Journey $4.·5122 remaineo largely un AJ!d just like beer, Journey's 123 S.ILL distinguished despite boasting mUSIc bas become just another some excellent musicians in prodllCt on the marketplace. guitarist N"u Sehon, noticeable. He is the onlv Some people buy cheap beer keyboardist Grfgg Rolle (both. musician who doesn't take it becaus.! they can't tell the formerly wita Santana). solo on any of the four sides. difference t.etween it and a dn'mmer Aynsley Dunbar The souod is dominated by better brew. And some people Senon's guitar and Pem'. buy Journey albums. ~~l"~O::1>~a'lo~vi:n ~~~ Vocals. . The additioo of Steve Perry on the "Infinity" LP made Journey a complt!tely different band. As lead v()Calist. front mao and lyriciSt., Perry was primarily responsihle (or the band's new musicai direction. While Journey's other writers certainly were not poets. its ~A~IJfll3'}"'~' songs did occasionally reflect ~ events from their own lives. Steve Perry writes abollt romance. Billiards Romance makes great subject matter. especially for AM radio. It's fun. it's unof JACK DANIELS feosive, and some ","~Ie dream about it all day. Mix It up with ALPiJA KAPPA PSI some iDnocenc-e and-or SPECIAL fnJstration and a good book and 754 1st In Business ~~: I~a~~~s~ut (ALL DA VI & N!TE) gaining ltDowledge and ex Olel.. t Pntfeuionaillusl..... fraternity perience and baving some fun along the way. Rock is anti frustration; it champions -&panek Career Goal. satisfaction. Tbis contrast -Offers Oppor1unltl.. to Me.t N_ between Perry's lyrics aoo New Business Professionals Journey's music is only part of -Sponsors Trips to Conventtons the group' problem. -Hosts Banquets, Soclql ~tlngs. Etc. Pprry's autbentidty as a -Engages In a Varle1y of .)the.- Actfylti.s romantic is also suspect. Journey's dramatic rise in :=:=bel!o.d ~::~ suggests that ~ has no YOU ARE INVITED TO OUR excuse for feei.ng frustrated. FORMAL RUSH And touring rock bands are not known for their innocence. But TONIGHT 7~9p.m. everyone is dulled by romance OPENI.AM ORIENT ROOM at some pointl and for the adolescent gluea to the radio, it 1st FLOOR, STUDENT CENTER can become an obsession. Perry's steril.'. calculated sentiments offer the true ronumticaomnpnnniseatbesL They also serve to cheapen the .,~! HA rest of tbe band's efforts and hinder their creativity. AYllSley Dunbar ~lt Journey after two albums with Perry. He grew tired of the in Now Open Hours A Day creasin~ly static and 24 dlechaDical stage show, and found the band to be a creative shackle. He was replaced by Steve Smith.. Shortly after the totJr in which ''Captured'' was Home of recorded, Gregg Rolie left the band to do solb work. Ap IOUTHERn panmtly the sounds in his bead ODixieCream weren't making it to vinyl with Donuts ~---bbq--... Journey. . It's possibk= that "CIiPtured" was mb.ed after Rolie lert teJtaU(ant baause his ~ is barely Yellow Cab i.J. Mcfl.,. Breakfast o 0 Special Lunch . Open Tuesday 6:00AM o IIIIftoIsA... Opportunities ,:& thru •f 11l for. Dinner Surtday 3:00PM f J R.P.C.V.'s Served CloHCI Monday Call Peace CorDS Anytime 220 s. nllnols 453-33" ext. 273 Downtow~ Carbondale hi. 12. Dally Egyptian. February 5, 1981 The Big Start February with a bangl This week. we're blowing out our left over 19I1 inventory to make room for aU the 81'1. .' . You can get exploded prices on new equipment. demos, one-of·a-kinds .. scratch and de"ts, and many more. Most of the~ prices are at our below cost and are strictly on a first come-first served basis. THIS SALE IS ON A SHORT FUSE ••• BY 6 PM S'TURDAY ONLY THE SMlTHEREtNS WILL BE LEFT I Our Stereo Warehouse Blowout! ~ELECT.RONICS~~· PIONEER SXX3400 . '139" INFINITYQe '79" .. PIONEER TS-5 ..... 19" PIONEER SA 8800 '329" INFINITY Rsa '111" .. PIONEER TP 252 'r INFINITY Q Jr. " PIONEER Bodyscnic c...-'" PIONEER TX68lO "39" '294"_..... INFINITY Rs 1.5 CLARION PE 450 • 39" PIONtERRG2 '125" INFINrrva3 1348" .. CLARION PE 550 '15r PIONEtR KH 3311 . '141" YAMAHA NS 590 '191" •. CLARION PE 554 .... PIONEER Project 120 '1'7" .. ClARION PE 620 lECHP~jCS SU 8)" • 49" '1'''' PIONEER HPM 500 '139"_ CLARION PE 683 t 79" TECHNICS SU IM4 '1'" MATRECS126 ...... CLARION PE 151 '219" TECHNICS SU 1)55 '183" MATRECS136 '79"_ CLARION PE 165 '139" RTRG10 CLARION PE 958 '249" TECHNICS SU 9070 '279" • 79".. CLARION GAm • 89" TECHNICS ST 8011 ' 7t" CLARION GT '142" rr.\TA~E.~ DECKS.. sen CLARION GE 501 TECHNICS ST9(3) em" 'TEAC C-3 .,yo..·r • 39" ,-.:r.' MA TRECS DP 3) PHASE LINEAR 1«X» YAMAHA TC-no ... ' 19" " ... MATRECS MA 10» • 44" PHASE LINEAR 5000 .... JENSEN R406 '119" SAE5000 '1'- ·MISC·E1CANEOUS·{ MlTSUBISH' RX 7EM '13&" '143" TECHNICS EA.H 810 Headphones • 22" MlTSUBIStt! RX 752 '"157" DBX100 MIDLAND 60-100 , 19" '129" PIONEER VR-1 Rack • 24" SANSUI TU 217 PIONEER VR-3 Rack ' 41" KRiCKETOOO3 • 19" KRICKET 0001 , 19" SANSUI G7500 '43S" .._ ...______••• JIL632 , 13" '189" ONKYOT-' JIL634E '199" ADC 3000wtdlINFlNm 8tKk WIdow._ '299" DUAL 622 '129" DUAL 506 '139" ·mE.MAIN CARBONDALE 457-0375 ~ o.8y fill",-' pM • .way ...... SPEECH from Page 10 -CampusBriefs- The Newman catl>olic Center is seeking volunteers to visit residents of the Anna Mental Health Center. An orientation session to~~~e::'r:!~ru~C::S::' for new volunteers is scheduled at 5 p.m. Thursday at the Newman Newman College, East Central Center, 715 S. Washington. Oklahoma State, Arkansas State! Illinois State, DePauw, The Christian Science Organization will sponsor a Christian Harding College, Freed Har Science campus counselor, Joan Trumrner of Carbondale, to be a SANDWICHES deman College, Eastern Illinois available from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. nary Thursday in Activity and John A. Logan Junior Room A. Trummer will meet individually with students interested CoUege. in a Christian :'.cience approach to problem solvin,. 111 South IDinois In Carbortd.. ~ Other eompeting schools are The Career Counseling Cenw wiD sponsor a four-~~ group on Murry State, Austin Pea~, bow to choose a major from 3 to 5 p.m. Mondays beglDDlI,g Feb. 9. University of Tennessee. The group is for fresbmkn and sopbomores and works to clarify Northern Alabama, David iDterista. abilities, values, sidlls ~nd available opti~" Room Li\Jscomb, VanderbHt, assignnlentsor can be made by calling Career Counseling, Woody UnIversity of Missouri-St. Hall 8-3)4. 53&-2096. Louis, Bradley and SIU'(;. Fight Inflation ''Considering this is the first The sru Women's Club will hokia dessert bridge at 1 p.m. on Feb, year for the tournament, we 14 at the Univenity HOI:Se with Nora 8om;t Post as bostess. couldn't be more pleased with Reservations by table or individuallf, should be made by Feb. 7 to At the number and qUality of the Lee Klingberg at 457-6554 or Glenrue King at 549-5546. A check, teams." Wittig 8ald. made out to SIU Women's Club, for $2.50 each should be included Debate eompetition will begin with the reservation. Guests are welcome to the event. 4 p.m. Friday ID the Agriculture Covone's Building and continue from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday. Scbedules will be available at an information booth near the Every Thursday building's vending machine area. All the Spaghetti IndividwJ competition will begin at 4 p.m. Friday in Faner Hall and continue from 8:30 ,." ~ .... :. r--.;: you can eatl a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Saturday. An il'!formation booth uutside SoFA $299 ' ;:: Faner 1224 will ba .. e schedules. A UM5EA1... a-.0Ila6W... -'-" D'~bate quarterfinals, • with meat sauce sem ifinals and finals and in dividual competition fmais will 4~~ LIBERTY • hot bread & butter be held from 8:45 a.m. to 2 p.m. WA1·ERBEDS Sunday j" the Agriculture ~ COMPlETE KIT .free small soda Building. According to Witti~. all the events are open to the $125 public. KIT INClUDES: MATIRESS L',NER, HEATER. FILL & All/or $1 69 DRAIN KIT-FROM only • 15 "(0 17 YEAR WARRENTY Hours 4p.m•• 10p.m. American Marketing Association '--0'-'L---1 Ne.. to Holiday ..... meeting, 7 to 8:30 p.m., Ohio Room. . ! 1off- I L'inlted ALSO SERVING Celebrity series. "Ain't I I I:;;:;;;;;;" Mis~" • p.m .• Shryock w...... Autbtorium. loffer.xpl .... 2121/81 I f.1ales. thin style pizza OIenisll"y B~misl1"y seminar. 4 p.m .• Ned.ers C218. ------. - deep pan pizza. Bi, Muddy mm festival. 7 and t p.m .• Studfttt Ceater Auditorium. stuffed pizza Historic Joliet Prison exhibit, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Faner North GaDery. Hans Hoffman exhibit, "Colorist in Black and White," 10 a.m. to 3 ALONG WITH OUR p.m., MitcbeU Gallery. HOMEMADE ITALIAN SANDWICHES Watermarks exhibit, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Faner South Gallery. ROTC meeting, • to to a.m., • Italian beef BaJJrooms A, B and C. Art reproduction and print sale, 10 • sausage a.m. to 4 p.m., Student Center south escalator area. BAC rehftrsa). 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. • meatball and S to 11 p.i •. , Ballroom D. SAC Black History Awareness quiz, • combination S to 11:30 p.m., Ballrooms A and B. • BBQ beef Graduate Student CoUllCil meeting, 8 to 11 a.m., Mississippi Room. • submarines Inter-Greeit Council meeting, 9 to 11 p.m., Ohio Room. • corn beef Alpha Eta Rho meeting, 7:30 to 11 p.m .• Mackinaw Room. • hotdogs Circle K meeting. 7 to 8 p.m., Saline Room. Theta Xi Committee meeting, 7 to. cCr:ti'a:~~'r~~~ting, 2:30 to 3:30 p.m., Sangamon Room. HOURS }'hI Kappa Phi meeti'lg, 12:45 to 2 p.m., Iroquois RooIUI. TraffIC Appeals Bo;ud meeting, 3 to S p.m., Iroquois Room. . Monday-Thursday 4p.m.-2a.m. Pre Vet Club meeting, 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., Iroquois Room. Friday & Saturday 4p.m.-3a.m. Student EnVironmental Center meeting. 7 to 8 p.m., Troy Room. Sunday 4p;m.-12 midnight Christiaq Seience Organization ~=A.to 11:30 p.m .• Forestry Club meeting, 7:39 to 18 ~.m .• Aetivity Roams A, B, C and Plant and SI'!l Science Club OUR DELIVERY I'leeting. ':30 to 10 p.m.• Activity Room A. WIDB meeting. 4 to 6 p.m., Activity GlARGE IS SnLL Room B. Department of Corrections mt't'tin~ Sa.m. to S p.m., Actiyjty Room C. ONLY50~ COBA Studeat Couneil meeting, 5 to 8:30 p.m., Activity Room D. stU Soccer Club meeting, 7 p.m., (In town) Recrt'atiort Center Conference Room. . . .>)r.,- ,:""0.-' - ..~-,~" ... - ..... ,.. - "'" ~~ __ .....~ ..... ~ - _~~ -"t"M of Benton ...... ~ra ..uated for -campus Briefs- DULCI~'ER LESSONS Tbe sm Canoe and Kaj':ik Club wiD meet from 7 to 9 p.m. every COME TO OUR FREE !a!!lIOlllne leak· Th~"Y at Pulliam pool. Additional information can be obtained ~ caIlil.g Ted Andres at 45Hllll1. INTRODUCTORY LESSON The Ps)'dtology Club will bold a discwlsion on counseling with • For an eM!\,W!w of what we can te.lCh \IOU guest speaker Pat McCarthy, assistant professor of psychology at and WHA' YOU CAN U..,.. 7 p.m. Thursday in Life Science n 226. ' • AheoIutI!Jy no ~ come and see our dernonstratkr . ..nd see how easy It Is . The Health Activation Program of the Student WeIL"JeSS • For those people who always wanted to play Resource Center will hold a workshop entitled "Male Body a mJSIcallnstnJment and never c:ouId Maintenance" at 7 p.m. Thursday in the Illinois Room. Tbe NOW YOU CAN WItH ADOLUTILY NO ~~:I.~I~!:~:~wereat ap-the workshop willmclude discussions on male sexual concerns, birth 1 School control and common IlInes8es and injuries. Additional information MUSICAL BACKGROUND one blOl:ks can be obtained by calling Janice Kwp at 453-33a, ext. 250. .25 for 5 ~Iy t.uons r:A!""ny-qu-..-tlona--or from the plant in south'.. st c~n't make tt. • Tbe Zoology Hooor Society wiD meet at 7:30 p.m. Thursday in BeotoG. meeting I ItIII Jobn Syler. manager at· the Ufe Science 11m. Society President Michael A. Morris win speak • 10Instrument,..,tai plant, said trucks henan :' ~~~, Growtb and Reproducuon of the Rough Green ~ake (applicable to purchaM) want to Ilgn up D::Ii: g the remaining orbri!'-it--.... own Call 457·702.t g . l from the one tank aDd lnatrudlon by: lillilaura hrv After 5:30 PM another 400 to 500 gaUons that WSIU·TV's ''-Slack Dimensions" will present "Genesis... Tbe & Sharon Champion spilled into a dike area. that l'1)D8 Voices or Inspiration" at II p.m. Thursday on Channel 8. The arow:d a battery 0, stouge pl'CJgI'P..m will feature a ~ospel choir composed of students and ...... " tanka. ~m;:.tity members directed by Charles Law a doctorafstudent 7:M-1:. Evacuated residents WE:!'e :n PSYehol~. • expected to be permitted to return to their homes sometime The ~~el Management Club win meet at 7 p.m. Thursday in Wednesday afternoon, ac the M15SOUft JUlom. Guest speaker Terry Vinyard, assistant cording to Warren Brown, manager of "dministrative services at Olin Corporation's Franklin County Emergency technical systeUI3 operations, will discuss his experierKes as a personnel professiU!!l\l. ==- ana "Disaster A&eney Syler Slrid it p."Obably would ~~~ be II or 7 p.m. Wednesday before the cleanup work and the pipe repairs could be completed. 'W@j~\9 There were five other gasoline storage tanks in the TONIGHT battery area COIltalniDg from 15,000 to 19,000 gallons each, Syler said. George Fabe,. Firemen from West Frank fort, Sesser and West City and joined Benton firemen in sprayinl foam on the spilled gasoline t.o control the fumes. The eRa in the pipe resul~ from iI shifting of supports caused by the "tieaving' of the ground from freezing and thawing temperatures, ac cording to Syler. "I've been in the business about 25J~ and I've never seen an~ like this happea . before,' be said. Syler ,..ia &:"Je ianperature was l!.r..und 15 degrees when the iliert was SOUDded Wednesday morning and that the cold lessened tbe danger because ,:s~~:t evaporate as One of the mldw~t'. fI ...... ' Social worker Phone rhythm. bl.... and funk banclsl suspended over 3 Miles E. of Carbondale 549-0811 611 S. I III no'. child beating case QUIN~Y (AI') - A social EFFECTiVE CO"'wl~UNICAnON worker has become the fourth person suspended or demoted in HAS AlWAYS BEEN IMPORTANT. the wake ol the beating death of Man learned al a very eartY age Ihat good ideas haY8 tG be ... from writing term papers and doing oral presentations, S-year~d Alan Madden, Illinois heard 10 be effective. So he devised his own method of to communicating with friends, parants and persons of Department of Children and getting those ideas across. Today. on the job •. , or In . authority. And whether you· re lookir.g for an internship or Family Services Director school, communication remams a vital part of our world. a full-tlrmt job, _'ve got loads of in:'o to help you get there. Gregory Coler announced Which is exactly what _'II be talking about in the upcom With lips on how to write a persuas~18 resume, handle an today. ing issue of ··Insider" - the free supplement to youf col intervi_ gracefuny, use the telephone effectively. aM The DCFS caseworker lege newspaper from Ford. much more. "suspended pending We'll ten you how to improve your communication Skills Check out Ittenaxt issue of-Insidf!l.· and whileyou'ra look· discharge" was the. person ing, be sure to check out F look for "Insider" - Ford's con!inuing! 'ries of college _.0 David 31S$. III. A'an Schoen &. & the 529·3217 :i.l"dith Holmgrain ~\kI~=~~~}=~ ) Happenings. Back/rom a very Su.ccessful Chicago engagement and ready to Junk out I Playing Baroque and Romantic Compoeitions of the 18th (!i. 19U, Centuries While You Dine. $1.00 Qt. DRAFTS $3.50 QT. SPEEDRAILS Every Mondav in (8·10 pm) The Old Mal-=. Room The Studer.tt Center 12 Nooll. to 1:00PM· I IBirth given to $56,000 NOTICE' JACKSON COUNTY TIIE60LD 'dreatp car' ~OBllE~' JMHAXPAYERS . ,\~ ".. OLNEY (AP) - Darrell MID York, said a friend, bas been liens will be filed in March on all pregnant for 20 years. But be unpaid 1980 taxes that were due June Delivery Service bas finally gi~ ~irth. 30, 1980. If there are any questions __•. _ _ 529-413. 529-4U. 529-41H The baby is the Valiente a contact the County Treasurer's Office. fiberglass·bodied, two-seat $4.00 mIn. 4-11 roadster which is produced in limited quantity by the York SHIRLEY DILLINGER BOOKER Coachworu, Inc., in two warehouses in this Richland Jackson County Treasurer & County community of 10,000. Ex-Officio Tax CollftCtor York, a mechante, spr:nt car designer and racer and one time construction foreman, designed and built the $56,500 car from the .ground up, "mostly by the s~t of lily pants." York first conceived of tile ori~inal design 01 the low-slung white beauty - which features, among other things, a walnut dashboard and a cut-crystal ashtray - in 1958- Jacqu~lin~ Abel, The finished product was James Rl)berts, and Criminal Defense, unveiled iI. Olnef this week. Martha Easter·Wells Divorce. and Famed HoO.~ customizer other Civil M.'ltters. George Barris was on band as York beamed over his car in a ATTORNEYS conference room 01 the Holiday Inn. Barris said the car compares PERM $25 "quite weD with other exotics produced nationwide by much larger fJnb& ''The 1105 will be the decade 01 the exotic cars,» be said. "'The money woo't be the object, people wmstill desire a quality, unique vehicle, and will turn to men like York for tbat "':.1"." "Whether it be clothes. No ebaru , ... lDitlal _lion jewelry. homes, interior designs, people still want somethin, qt·tdity-built and different,' be said. "Men like Darrell York are the innovators and an ~iration to the true American lifestyle." With a price tag of $56,500 - "f« the stripped down model" - and a planned production schedule of 12 cars ~r year, York said, "You won taee a lot of these rUDni,,' arovnd the countryside" whh. h is OOtted by rolling farmland and oil ~. "The guy down the block isn't going to buy one after be IIMI yours, and tbat's the real beauty 01 it," said Barris. "This is a class product." York employs six men, most of whom -like bimseU - ~ve years of ex{'erieno:e at automobile rep8'" and main tenance. The steel frames are built on a jig in a warehouse and fitted with Ford engines and running gear, then transported to the bOdy sbo~here eacb piece is han 'tted, then removed ani pafri _.•. "We roll out _pet o~ the floor and the 11\i!D get on, above, under and around the car to work. It's a quality product, built by people who give a damn," York said. Why Olney? "WeD, this Is my home, and t feel good kn~ tbat I've given these men a job to do that they can enjoy. Paychecks they can use to ~ gJ'OCenes.- right bere at home, ' he said. AHMED'S FANTASTIC ..... FALAFIL t\.. FACTORY ~'-iAUSAUGE ~: FRIES & A COKE Deaciline .:30 p.m. Tuesday. F.Els it. to ap~r F.b. 13. "11 .- __S2.1. .v--.. "ome5'Ino'"re ______3l1N£:S ---;;;OHAu.-- fOR $2.00 Addr ••• &Phon.~ ______t!sa "JOW~CMliS c& - W'Tttn ~p ·.~N. PUItC",.$£ $1.31 •. ;j -.;;uH'--- ''''~ ,.i. , ....»-1 AM 7..... ' "1 So tlllnois ,,..,,,, C ARIIY OUTS - Daily F.gy~· ,'; ~ry 5: 1981. Page tI Houses Mobile.Homes 'Daily $gyptian FIVE BEDROOM HOUSE, 1112 E. Walnut. $115 monthly each. would ~t on Jle! bedroom basis. three pecple need ~v more. ~~i)}oo 2 PEOPLE NEED one mon! for 3 bl'droom house. 313 Birdl Lane, $105 a month, 457-4334. B4767Bbl05 3 BEDROOM HOlTSE. 2 baths, brick ra'lcher, open March I. $420 a 1~ A~~~~r:~, ~~ , month,457-4334. 84765Bbl05 ~rpinneO, storage shrd, washer I' -- . 1IlI:. $2500.00.618-643-3753. 4663Ae91 VERY LARGE MODERN f .at level 4 bedroom house. 3 girls Deed ~~~~~, '!tAf~RtTt; one more. Furnished. washer- campus, 457-7081. 4791Ae97 =e~~~~7~:a~~f~ !:S!bi~th immediately. 8482481194 1973 KINGSWOOD, 12l1t65, 3 bedrooms, 11.2 baths, living room SE"-EN BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 with 6lIt12 expando, excellent kitch.:>ns, 2 bathrooms, near condition, new carpet throughout, =t:s~:-~~leMay I~~ ~6ol~c~:~ove an~S::A~ THREE BEDROOM HOUSE with 8x40, ONE BEDROOM, needs basement near Mall S2S0. 529-2109. some repair, $700, ~1604. B4&45Bb96 8482IAe93 BY OWNER: ATIRACTIVE ::,l~~~~m':,~~ ':t~efu~~ ~~ $3500. A~;'fZiroo Miscellaneous BUY AND i>r:LL used furniture ~:~~~i~;t~~der Web. ~~ TYPEWRITERS, SCM ELEC· COUNTRY PARK , TRICS, ne'''' and used. Irwin Typewriter Exchange, 1101 North MANOR STUDENT lENTAU ~r~~~~~~~ns!'2~~~ ~ 'umllhed • Unfumlshecl . Automobiles I 2 ... 3becham .... 1977 CAMERO. SMALL v.. , IIoocI i • a..rwe Aparflllenb ~1o~~!l!i¥~~~I,~?~Tfo~ NALDER A_I...... close to campUi. Call =~ron45~~~l1· best of~~~;gI! $4.9$; IS"x24' , 75 cents each. Also betw_n • an4 'p.m. s~al ca~t remnants on sale STEREO • ...... teOccupa~ 1m WHITE T-BIRD. fuD power I while suppllr lasts. F '" E Carpets, • Iff'dend.. & 1...-.-.. '29-1.2_"' ...... 418 N. 14U1, .urphyshoroB~J7 n, s. Unlwenlty ~irs~~~lt~n~~erWi~t:~:~ i "an the I... nd" • HI~ location excellent condition. 549-8140$4700. : • Swimming PaaI Mobile Homes 4803Aa92 I METAL.VARIOUS SIZES and colors ror underpinning and Siding Prompt. R.llabl. .,.for IffIdencl.. I and etc... SO -:ents to $4.00 per Service On Most .," for ll1edroonw I TRAILERS ~bc!.~N~f.=~r~ Malar Branels NO DfPOSITS DURING $I()O.$ll.lOpermonth RKIAI... ENROLLMENT PJ:RIOD CHUCK RENTALS SA VE $138.00 or 40 percent!! On: Ra~lb:i:lo'tet~-i~~: r-~£W~i Audio Technlc:a 11. 549·3374 ~:ri~~ea~l~ ~y:~:! ~f'~;i.&~~~rp 660D bead=~i ...... NowUS.OO 529-17., VICe. Beat innation Call Dick i Days l ':30-5:00 Wallace, 54~2\07. B483SAa93: MOB ILE HOMES. 12xSO. 2 ~~:;:~f~rKi~:~i~ i'n~ 549-1501 bed! 'IOITlS, clean. air, free bus to 1973 FORD F100 Pieln... " with \ Saver. $400, $120 off of store price, ~f.&:a: Available now'45~~~ 529-4912. S17 Af93 tk~~~~~leJ~~~\~L'~'1 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT 4843Aa94 ! 80.000 BTU GAS SPACE Healer, A_' ...... s.-tw i STILL A FEW left. one close to $80. 549-2107. B4838AI93 STEREO ' campus. 2-3 bedrooms, nice con- PONTIAC. LAMANS STATION: CoooIpIetec:....~A/C i dition. 529-44+1. B4673Bcl02 =§~Or/~7s.~~Je. ~ I Electronics RE PA I R 3782 evenings. 4II54Aa94 i q:1MMERCIAL TYPE ELECTRIC AucIo HoIpItaI J4N49S ~o:-~ i TH~.f rED~Ms. dl.2~ths, 'across from the train s1oflon I' : ~obife,Y ~ leaSt',a~~it, ~~ Parts & Services ; r~~~~:(.m; lw~c~~: player WIth speakers $4(), call 529- Cameras I ~~ i collect 217-875-0447. 46958c93 1271 after 5pm. 4790Ag91 KARCO i I t IENING PIIOPIRTY K.... t_ Auto Recycling SANYO FTl490A IN-DASH AM- =.m5~U~:::~~ Vtif~H~ ! ~:tible r,?~~o~::on,.~~!::, Corp. offer. Call 453-5878.. Joe. 'i807Aj92 I' 205 E~~::.:ale I trJ~:~:C::: ~cl~1~r t!~~J:r:;~On~II~: Y Guaranteed Call ~3484. 4812Ag92 ~~ I U~ ca~~J~~rik~~~}I~.~~~ . '-______.... 1· CAR BON D A I. EAR E A Reqc:lecI Auto Parts COLOR TV- RCA 19 inches por- Foreign. Domestic table, "reat color, $150. Call 549- 4841Aj96 , t!~E~~~~=_ rs~~ Free Paris locating. 5 States 1257 a er 5;00. 4849Ag92 Musical APAR1MENTS fumish':3-, central air S2OO- Also NOW REN11NG FOR 14x6S $235. 687-2482. 84798Bc92 N. Now Era Rood Carb.lndale OHM H SPEAKERS $700 new i N},NCE MUSIC COMPANY wiD SUMMElt&FAlUl-82 EXTRA NICE. TWO and -three 457-0421' 457.6319" I ~.~~~ 610 caS5et:W~~~ ur,dersell any music' st~ on SlU opproved tOO' bedrooms, Town And Count~ Alyare2: guitars and banjos, Shure homores nd ~~:;,1Pm~ ~~CJ3 FOREIGN CAR PA2TS ~'~:' ~~~a~:~~orn: eotu,,";"" a up PICKS t'r call54&-292S weeknights. EHi<.i.nclft. '1 & 3 bel. NICJ;:. TWO BEDROOM, air- 4635AnIOI Spli' ...... 1 copl$ 529·1644 ELECTRONICS 1th: Swimming pool ~~r~~on~v~~1 r!~fL 21 bI:~! GUITAR·EPIPHONE AC- AiF(ondil.on.ng (rom canlpus. $125 monthly' • NpCII... on most .:wl_ COUSTIC, new $190 with c~. 457- Wallta Wall corpeting GLOBAL AUTO ...... of W. and IfetIwae 2934 after !'ipm. 4869An94 Fully fu,nished =~~=:;~~~~errea: B48Z2Bc92 North an Hwy. 51 ...... yy·.for .... KINGSTON DUAL-PICKUP fI- I (obl.rv ...... ". string electric with cast'· Heath 12. ' Ma.n_ance ,"",vic. • l1ectronk: parts Carbondale :r:~ '~tar amplifier, s8s.~~ Charc":~'t;'~~T ~,S12 ~~. W"KPk!kJ A"eIoout_~ca" aM air conditionrd, very clean LEWIS PARK MALL VERY (LOSE TO (AMPU~ Country Iivintrclake-wOOd Park' FOO' ,"iormahon slOp by. For Service: NEXT 0 ~;~~~ ~12orha54r:~~' sorrY 529-1642 TS:=~UORS g:;;~~, ~~~~~i. ~~~;:: The 'Ita" Street Quads 8-I862Bcll0 1207 S. Wall Real Estate ! NOW IN STOCK l·phone54!H479W(~knights4aMAn97 NIC~ . TWO BEDROOM. air- or call .57-4123 =t~~~ u":i:~lty~~1 OFFICE HOURS: = BY OWNER: THREE Bedroom], i mi~.from ~mM' S:15 m.x1th'y, I', baths, carpeted, drapes ana l Apple II I Mon-Thur-Fri 9 to Spm ~f(~~~' . Surry'o':w;~ Scn;rdoys 11-3pm ~n:ri/h-=:e:;~';'cT~~%~1 i Apple... I basement, brick and alummum i A t Noo-A Renting sidinfuonnear shop~ery good i Atarl I')ar ments through condl • S31,soo 4:M9Ad92 Ii liNE. ~IWKtMJM ALL electric, aIr North Star Horizon conQltlOOrd. 2 blocks from campm ROYAL RENTALS Summer BY OW'l'iER: III montll old 3)' $175 monthly. A~:!ilable Feb 7' New 14& 60's I EFFICIENCY APT.. .. $.35.ma. :::::: Plus • wIele .. of 1 So.. ry ".,, North ~.' :'r~':tit=I lec~lon ~a'lt~~~rerrd a:w~~ 2 BEDROOM M06llE HO!-"'~S ~utilities. asswnablemortgage.! ____ PE------_._- RECENTlY REMODelED 984 after loAM. 45l.'V_iI9'l! ~hor-:::-- ~~~~nF MS I!:XECUTlvr; orR ECTOR, MS JOBS IN ALASKA! Summer' With 3 to 0; years elfJ)elience In the SALVAGI • ..ty " ...raia c....pu. field 01. rehabilitation. Responsible ~:~t~d. ~:r reiJa ~~ for Illanning, directing, and Fisheries. Oillndus~ and mOn!f ...... supervising administrative, ~ ...... - MI...... rr produdioll, and programming :~at~:~~a:.r f4~i~l:~ J: h1lIDE ''THE STUDENT Transit ...... aspects I)f a sheltered workshoP. 9337,SanJ06e,CA95157. 45hc99 IftO' Chieagu and Suburbs, runs ...... IItoft,. SeiJd resume to President, Board WANTED: BARTENDERS AND &:z V:::r~:; s~~a~ t;.~:.% :"!'~,~l~" ~. rOundtrip (3'1.75 after Wednesday>. Roommates :a~~~i.A~I~=~'~~ Ticket sales daily at "Plaza New Route 13. Carterville Illinois. FEMALE ROOMMATE-OWN 845II8C1'lO ~::~~s~~~~~: tnadvanee. ~ne:-":ab~th~tiW~:: OVERSEAS JOBS - Summer, year REWARD FOR LOST Eikhound 684-52M evenings, 684-4145 Sbepard Mix. Tan with Black 1MBe, B«.31P110 anytime. 4712Be92 ~~lia,EA':~AU Llds~~': I'.; years old Any information pleaSe eaU 457-49110. 4fi61G91 LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY: ROOMMATE. ONE OR Two, gi:'w'W:rJt: Biif~.'c= STUDENT Transit extra run. ~--d for nice 3 bedroom mobile Del Mar, CA 9262S. 4'105CI08 REWARD FOR REnJRN of a Thursday February 12. departs 9 bome. 54IH809. Mite (leave Gold "s" bracelet. Lost 1-29. message). 4'!5IIBe91 MIDLAND INN-BARTENDER CRUISES. CLUB ~~~i.cafl's!~F~~ MEDITERRANEAN. s .... iling =~V~I.:.c&"i1~~~' Sen- 52$-11l62.l?ncketsat l'Iaza Records. ~~~::n ~=~5 ~~&: expeditions! Needed: Spor.· .0- 4842G91 848561'96 t'~u~~R~~::I~~::h,l~S:Ufd structors, Office Personnel rent on ~ bedroom b.1sis, three RELIABLE PERSON PART Counseloni. Europe. Carribean' HELP! BLUE 6 Tan Mountain peopteneed two more. ~~OO TIME 12 hours weekly. allow Worldwide! Summer. Caree!'. '5.95 Goat Ski Jacket from the par!Y ~de~(~~:t,~~~i plus '1 handling for application. behind DQ Frida)'; I desperatel, TWO RJOMMATES NEED 3rd in ~=.~~~~~~3, =a~~~.m the 4706Cli13 =93 =:ac.!.:~ c':nc~im~e:;: $5.00 kEW ARD FOR return of a Yamaha moto-x glove lost on 1-30 FEMALE ROOMMATE, Non- between I.S II aDd Uptown. Can ~~7fi~~~~1~~~~ Laura: 529-2387. 4870G91 occupanc:y. 4779Be91 ~to;w ARD: I WST one diamond ROOMMATE WANTED TO shan! ~rf~~f~te~~i~ . house. "'. utllides and n!fIt, 308 Crestview. Can aiter6pn:., 549-0416. :=a,.:!:n~';~~::Slile.Io- HAPPY21.t . 4781Be91 4873G93 ..lULl. WANTED FEMALE ROOM MATE. Own room, close to Mom. DacI & Krlsty :lr~~:o~e.:;. $94":=' ROOMMMATE W:\NTED TO CAT: LARGE ORANGE male. with share apt. own bedroom. .... ringed tail wearing collar. COfIGIATULATIONS utilities. Cable TV~d more. ~r terrace viCinity4s~~ $125.00 negotiable. imBe93 To The New Now Selling Color TV's Sigma Kappa Adl".. ~~~~r~~~=~(=~ Excellent Condition •. _$I60. $95 a room, 457-5397, ~~7lioBe!J1 WE BUY TV'. Working or not wartmg 457-7009 agmll Da...... M4Iry Ly.... ONE OR TWO males to share -OPEN HOUSE A ...... t furnished '81 14X64 3 bedroom Iwwyone Imrlted mobile home. Includes color TV Terri Amy Pregnancy AaAiltance 1rI...... phone.storage bUildi~, central SOCIAL WORKERS FOR a new if...... M4Iry The Ncltunal :~p~te~:= ~~ to school project. To provide Cent.... Aloe Vera: Wonder Kim I(.:~ 4792Be!J1 ~ision and training ID SOCial ...... nant-Neeci H.lp? New .....11 ...... ,.1 Hcllr LOVE. FEMALE ROOMMATE WANTED ~ ory ~~.'Ie:~~~ :irns CaIlS~2441 .... Skin c:.re II .... The Close to campus 703 South Illinois visits. Will also atten5 SigKaps an~me ,.'" AU NATU~AL Avenue, SI30-mOnth, utilities in- I E P staffi~ Win work corn- 24 Hr. Servtw duded. 457-5217; S4!Hi523. 4753Be92 re~~e1le~ithand" 1~~1n:F:,ls~ ~"....., ...... ~Prtz.. Alpha Gamma ~ .... GIft te Iwwyone N"W- ·"EDROOMS available in 3 =~~'o!0~~o~:r~°t.rr Tov~~~RLiJi!'~I:.'~ ~ bedroom~ 2 bath awbile borne. time. Sa~ is ~12.100 and $6.1150 Skol. "Natural foods, detailed lessol1 Lt.Uc.n..e SororIty 1...... 1 ,...... ~ Nice. roomy, clean, air, tran- ~iw~~I!~II~f:J,e close to campus. CaJ.,~ ...",.. r:,r;:s' \~ ... - ..... sportation. 529-2065. • 48088e9S school schedule. Send resumes to ...- .... ~ "-~ ... ThuncIq .... , VUY LARGE MODERN split- ~~'c~~:.e~·c.. ~ It~:Plt~S~ORJ. EF:S~ ~ia~ level 4 bedroom house. 3 girls Deed accurate. II' years experIence .:OOp.... . ;;er~o~u:u~:= :~~ STUDENT WORKER: Secretarial tyl:! disser'alions for yaduate T.-day ..... 10 sun-deck. 457-43~_ lvallable ~=iJtf,)~Yl1n~Catin~5xer:J~ sc .687-2553. &4644EIO 6:OOp... . immediately. 848258e94 etc., 1!;-20 ~ per week. Contact 'THESES DISSERTATIONS, EXCELLENT STORAGE SPACE TWO ROOMMATES NEEDED [)o-.!thyKentat536-2327.84847<:92 RESUMEs. caIlPrit.he. Pr~~~ef in clean double garage (concrete 104 Sm.1I Group H-'... .. If' h d Solvers at Henry n t:tng, I . (J-oJOf) near SIU campus. Phone, Im~edlately. Nice y urDls:b LPN's: ENERGY. S-Upm.-par!- B1inois. 52$-3040. 84670EI02C SI8S-6947. -Ul:!6J94 trailer. Own room. $112_50 mUll.. ~me 11-7pm -full a.1Ii part-time. c-...... 549-7505 or 549-8183. 4814Be98 I wailes and lnsuranee BECOME A SECOND ENERGY FUTURES ~Petitive BART~NDER. W.·.. llk. to _t you. MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to ~)!an, P.Bid holidays. Equal ~ ClasseS taught by pro~fessl~nalllstr! Forum Thursday, Februa~ 5. sha bedroom Lewis Park portunlty Employer. ADe,pIY ID a Carbondale mgntsl . a . ='~~:y~i5fJs~n:h~ :: C.II for rI.... 1. apt.11~0:emGllth plus ~ utilities. person Mattingly Healt Care Dirty Don's School ~t~1i portunity to imJ)llct a com- Call 5$-4985. 4818Be93 Center, 'JJTl E. Couege, E~ .:..549-3036__._---==-:-::--::-:-:::----:-;:: 453-243\ ~~:r:.'Y~~/Wa~ NEED THIRD ROOMMATE. S 62933. ELEal1CTRIC WAIsoIRINtu~ ~NDf~~~ Shick \ectun! on energy elf.clent, bedroom trailer. $45. share :~ig~ON:.I~~=A~aU.A;; ~1 Hf>~'call Mar~ectroniC ulilitie:tofurniSbed. Carbondale work in dialysis unit, 8 IK.w shin, systems specialist 52$-2165 after ~~~ti~J~t~!f:r.vWit~t Mobile me Park, ~1Be92 no ealysis ~rience nec~!'!'Y. &pm. 4614E93 your attendance a citizen based plan is not possible_ You can't --___~.:.>;-."-'-~--:-- Benefits. AJI Monday-Fr~~' EXPERT CONSTRUCTION AND LADY WITH CLASS will love to 4 or call I 2113. . ,,", desigp. Conventional and. solar. ~~~t to attend. 7ilJ,;,,~i sharing this two bedroom IU= ClRRICULUM COORDIN~TOR ~3!si90gnl~~~In~ 1~. :r:a.~:!.':J.~~~C· '. VISiting Faculty - The Offlet! of Member: Homebuilders .______48S2_B_e99~ 8!~~ra~ea1~a~~i:n""Ml~!. As5(.'Ciation. B4686EI03 ROOMMATE WANTED: NICE 13, School of Technical Cl .s, ABORTION-FINEST MEDICAL bedro?ITI house, own room with a Southern Dlino15 Universi, at care Immediate appointments. furnis.'Iings '116 month plus carbondale, is seeking indiVidual Couri5t'ling to 24 weeks. 6am·9pm utilities, 467-_. 4861Be93 ~~~I~~j~to~r:;8: a~ Tnll Free, 1~· 4-502E"1~) Duplexes ~==tt:::~1 ~~~;~t~p1~~~I~~ INCOME TAX ~ETUR~S, Area CARTERVILLl!; DUPLEX J:o'OR and teaehing expenence ID a K . A counting SenteeS call rent Man:h 1st. S49-21G7. B4837Bf93 teclmical r.rogram of SIU~ !'t the 867~~ af~er S. 4799E92 Mobile Home Lots ~~~!n:~tc;.~e;~tre~~'rir~ i.T.E. HOME RE~AIfIS. W~ FREE RENT FIRST manth. ;'~~t~~'~ald~~~~tl~n t~nhlc;~: g:~.:: p~:;.tr-~~~r~.- Raccoon Valley 5 miles South perienee in military educatlOD Cat1l Friel at 4&7-581/0. 4850EIJ1 pets, big w~ lots, $45-up, 457: programs .and cun:iculun\ 6167: 451-5749orS49-27~UO'lC =~~::~ug.en~:dvm~!a~ ~~-P--R"'E-G~N~A~N~T2'"--' re~~,ntsc~~lm:':'~nru~trY. call BIRTHRIGHT Salary ~mpetiliv~. Deadlme for Free pregnancy hlstlng .appli~tJon ·~tJ:J~Jgl'..!:!n:~ & confiden'lOl asslstanc4J. :!~r~::rI~J ~"J ~:::rinJ'8,lto Dr. John R. Sutton 549-2794 antiques plua~limited selection of Assistant D~an, School ol hand-made Victorian style Technical Careers. Southern M-F 2 5pm . Sot. 9- Valentines. Between Emerald La. ~~~~~~~l~ ~Wi't"::a!i ======~==:; 6TowerRd.onChautauqua Affirmative Action Eq~ CAMPUI 4645Ll02 portunity Employer. ,.!===~ 1.~m1!iltM D.E. FRIENDLY DOORMAN WAN- pra.-lG'edhw,-tv.s• ..,-ta.' 6 ____ ,-- : fED to work about 3 nigh~ per ; Classlfleds NOW HIRING' EXPERIENCED week. Apply in perso.:l, Ha!18er 9." e.U Mt-MSt I I.NTERESnW IN HEALTHIo I1Opm Bartenders. seermaster's, Apply. 1 .. TliUrSday 4-8pm. Fn. ._la. 4-" p..... -' I ~-ou~~::i ~~~ ~~e I. in person af~ tpm. ~ . ~ • iDcorne.549-5I29afters' 4669M9i - i>aiIJ Egypt;"", FeImJaly !\, 1981, Page I. I...... f:' MALlaODY •••IITIIiAlia One senate, Thursday's puzzle MEN' JOIN US TO DISCUSS YOUR HEAlTH! ACROSS 12 Trawl 8id TOPICS WILL INCLUDE COMMON two presidents Me. ILLNESSES AND INJURIES, SEXUAL 1~ CIS Go 1ft 5 Breton 11 Ubt8ry .... CONCERNS, BIRTH CONTROl AND MUCH prompts battle • Conform Ing: r T A " 'I 14 Turililtl VIP a wonIe I ,AVOIII MOREl ~ 15 RIme. 70 - o.me ..~t By Greg TbOIDJISGII 16 Lak. Erie!Me 11 Gumbo MI T " 0 • THURS. 'EI. 5th, 7-tpM ,~, Associated Press Writer 111ft - _: fa Y...cI A ., I • ILLINOIS ROOM ~.JCN 73 Meeting G : c ~ : ; ~ STUDENT aNTER SF ~INGFIELD !AP) ~::::::- ~~~~I~. ~c~O ~II~' ~I~. Who's on fi.st. What's on : =..twow __ second, I Don't JI"'1OW'S on third, 23 Y_ A". T I I .. and Sorr.ebody's the Illinois 24 RodentIIh DOWN " • U I , • Senate President. 21Num8kul III CLOT Korner Dell Lately, the state Senate has 2129M101c.~ Auride 1Gawk«-- IT •• University Mall been playing it's own version of IIIIII1II ~=:.*' ~:=..... a DUll Abbott and Costello's famous 31 Auto ~ 2 words roed 48 AeedIWt SPECIAL "Who's on First" comedy 39 8nnts .; One', wont 28 Table part 51 Sc:!wn r------COUPON"'------, routine. 40 FIniIIIed 5 Kind 01 _ 30 S9Ud 53 lend • hend 42 "- - yow e DaM! deity 32 -- 55 Plutcocrel lifer' 1 Tardy 0fIIce: PO 51 - ptoeequI Wews ~na1ysis ... Gorge 1 TIre deIign dept. 58 wt.et type I Buy one Regular Sub 45 SpanieII • Emulet. 33 This: Sp. 59 CroOk.. c:oIne 10 Strong ,.. 34 80 -- 011 We've got two people, ODe a ~ge 41 HMt 11 A",-', title 35 RIo', beKtI 61 lawyer: I or Dell Sandwich Republican and the other a v~bersfoctheSenatestaff.Shapiro was asked Wed~ I ...... ~~~~~ .. ~~~ .. ~~~ .. ~:;==::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ ~~p:::S!:~"the T.Uinois SCASH SCASH SCASH He replied quietly: "} am." Then:;::S~'~i~ntNo. ..Jt Southeastern Gold & SUver Exchange '>. '{I> 2: Sen. Philip J. Rock, D..Qak J '. . ~~~ea~u:.!::::::.g,::;~gt: Buying 10K, 14K, 18K Gold '11'');;. said he wouldn't mind being IIDJ elected Senate gO;'~:-~aspresident Tuesday by a 30-0 Wi!Iii WAN· T YOUR @Ij·~-·O'_ - '~ co:.. ' -0 vote That election came after !~fz~er:'hc:r:!~a::~~~::e~ rllA.~""~n"""~~..."""·"'''IIQ-. ~-.-.-.... •. Weddin.g Rings / ",'\ . about 15 minutes before the ~~, . CI R "Republi~ Senate" was due ~'.'. ',; • "SS lOgS to~:eon~~i a Republican : r--.'~.~ , • Pocket Watches se&tor in the chamber. They a. ~ W . t W t h were understandably absent • .' . • ns aces from the surprise session of the _ 1tUN'. "Democratic Senate." SMALL 12J.4S Rock wu duly sworn in by a MID. MS.7S fellow Democratic: senator. But BIST MOTOR LODGE LAJIOI 1"·1. there wu DO time for an ae 700 E. MAIN. C'DALE ceptaoc:e speech. ~N'S Rm.1I4 SMA1&. '15·. Urge you to (N." Ir.. the Mot.1 OffIce) MID. I~S w. LAIlOI MS-7t SHO~ & COMPARE THURS. & FRI. l1AM-6PM W~PAYMORE FE8.5&6 for CLASS.IIeSS Our prices are based on the dally preciOUS metals mark.t~ W. Invlt. you to get Anvthing of Gold appral_ls from other dealers. Our prlcei are high enough that w. can buy frcofft or Silver dealers throughout the country. Elimination of .tore rent, utllltl... prope.·ty J&J Coins tax.. , Insurance. etc. allolNsus to pay you more. , .23 S. III. 457-6131 We.u ~tlonwlcl. and worlr on volume. Pa,. •. Daily E.u 1Jt1aft. r .. hruary 5, 1981 Thl_ creature I_ on. of the oNIIions of animals that will be IOCIifIced this year in the p«) ductIon of cosmetics and toil etrI... Millions of otMrs will luffllf' & die In needl... lob tests. The ltortiing fad la that ALL MAJOtI COSMmCS CX)MtANllIUllflOllT 1HIII CllUU PltACT1CIS. Until .... cen1Iy, your only oltemotl"e to buying frnm tt-. c:ompc.. nl.. was to do without their products: lOOps, shampoos, deodoran1s, eye & toe. maU up. But now you t- the hu mane olternatlve. 1lAU1'Y WITHOUf CllUlLTY from England, 0 monufocturer of fine cc.mettc:s and toiletries for men & women, Is now CMlilobie to you Of 1HIIODY . SHOP. n-. produc1s or. ~ to aI'f on the /1101' kef today & the user has the added joy of knowing that the creation of these products has CIOUMd nei~ harm not' lUfferlng to ony creature. THE BODY SHOP Cranston S. Knight, a.lstaat activity directar at pieces of art created by haadkapped penGIIS who - 1112W.Main Carbondale .t57.()2"1 Carbondale's styrest Naniag t.'QlDe, stands with raage ia age 'rQID elgbt &0 34. tH~Ju~ a-_~",~9'~ ,..~- I ~Handicapped reach out through art 1 ~J Br~a Wilgenbllllch ch!ld bad tt? pail't with a I'f!presentative from the Junior :;taff WnCer paintbrush In ber.- moutb Gallery at the Art Institute in SALE be~ause ~he couldn't hold it, Cnicago. She was interested in ALL Although those born witb Kni~t saId.. fae exhibit, Knight said. PRICES physical or mental disablities Knight S8ld the. artwork has BEER may not be able to function in already been display"" at the Knight hopes to have the GOOD the customary manner, they SIU Student Center anci St. exhibit displayed at the Junior ICE can, and do, communicate with Joseph's Hospital in Mur- Gallery in August. TODAY others through their art. physboro. In April, the exhibit Meanwhile the exhibit is on COLD Cranston S. Knight. assistant will be displayed at the art display from noon to 8:30 p.m. ONLY activity director at Styrest museum in St. Louis, said 'Neekdavs in the main lob,,¥ at Nursing Home in Carbondale, Knight. who n:-:'PnUy talked to a Carborulale Memorial HOSPital. said he believes that children who are "severely and proIwndly retarded" aud u-e who have multiple handicaps can still function creatively through expressive art. some of whicb will be on display this month at Carboodale MeMorial Hospital. "I think it's impcll'tant that Ie realize these children imaginations," Knight t:! 5000 Meter Swim Roce said. "They are creative too. to ~ haeatIonSpomwill hold a 5000 _ ... awim rae. this Sundar. Knight said that the exhibit Febr'*Y'. fTam ':45AM to 12:00 _. Tlwewill be ...,aroteca~ will feature 8 pi~ ;;{ artwork for --. wi'" fine .... _ for ...... Ing wttt..t. TIwe wiD at.o be created by tnliividua!s at cotegotfee ~ to_ .... for .... following age groupe: Styrest, two Dit!ces, entitled 21 ...... "Feet" and f'Hands," done 22·25 collectively, and a poem about 27-30 the exhibit written by Knight. 31-40 Their artwork, said Knight in ~ .. this activity Is open to.B!!.- ThoH who or_ lOOt paid useR cI .... ~ ~mio ~:=~::wiU:: ..,...,ian c.n... must pay a $1.50 dallr ..... 1M in""" 10 ...... build- others. His poem sa18 that the Ing', focllll .... !legis'" at .... StucMnt ~ion c-..... ~ childreos' voices are "!'er Inlormatian ..... before Feaw-y 6. ~d .;1~ sonified with our bands, with 0'=.!/7~":' .:::.~~~~~;~~ It'.r;:~~:::~~ our feet in our art." The eight "children" whose 1nfannat\Oft. call :-reotianalSpom. 536-5531. .'"'' artwork is on display range ~ from 8 to 34 years of age, ac cording to Knighl PULLCAU 24/160%. Ret. Bottles + D.p. The projects each took an average of two hours to create, said Knight. "That may not seem long to the. average -g{iur~ person, but it is." ~a1Iy, he said, when the work 18 done on a one-on-ooe basis between the thera",ist and the patient. The children were assisted by ~~$3.29 Marcia Wenzel and Mal')' Beth 12 pak Cans Wl'renski, both therapISts at ~;.:....s. tyrest. For tbe collective rojects, Knigilt, Wenzel, and r~'.e.~ KEG MAN SAYS: erenski "painted the kids' ands and put them on the !~.~ CALL ME FOR THI8EST aper," Knight said. One ~~r KEG PLAN iN $O.IL'.. roblem the therapists bad with he collective art pr"jeet, he ~~ 1. n .... MAXIMUM DEPOSIT dded, was that some of lbe hildl-en are tactile defensive, I. "WEE ICI hich means they don't like J. DISCOUNT ON CUPS . g touched. -I. LAmm RUCTION (call ....y) Since some of the chi~ are uadriplegics. parap!egiC!'~ or 457.2721 lind. the therapists baa to ssist at times by holding their rms and bands. or by helping em ..... wi~ ,materials. One GYDlnastics 'kings' aOO to keep I to& ...,..ss AIIID region lead at Illinois tourney ;~' By Mkltelle Schwent The boys know what the otiier his teammatesJ Dave Hoffman, Staff Writl!r teams can do 50 that may help Tom l.evy ana Kevin Mazeika An organlx" workout program for them this week. I don't want to are tied for the fifth spot with a Increa..... your enloyment of IWlmml,. For now, the Saluki men's !roe another repeat of the let seare of 9.55. gymnastics team is p1ayi!"g its down we bad at Ball State last a •••ere .... own version of "king of the week." "We've been doinI real weD n. Student R«reatIon c:."ter Invites you 10 partlclpote bill." The .;aJukis were ladduster in vaulting and high Dar and all In exercl•• _Ions 10 leam more about the Swim The Salukis are on top 01 the in defeating BaAl State last week the sec.. es total up so if we score Fltneu Program, and 10 help Improve your Iwimmlng Mid East Region with a SCOI"I! of 256-228.25. Motte feels his big it may help us in the weaker ability. Don't be bashful; whether you ant lust 0 begin 266.50. but Northern illinois, squad is capable Jf winning the events like floor exercise and .-..~ ~wlmmer. or ~ been Iwlmmlng all of your (261.50), Micbigan, (261.15), ~el bone," Meade sa'''. 11f., _ions will be matd1ed 10 your ability. Minnesota. \260.98), Illinois, ~t!i~.li:~~enges 'Warren (Brantley) and Jim LocDt...... Student he (260.13) and Michigan. (?58.30~ c.m...... "'J1nn1n8 ..... = Muenz have been doing a good from to 1:...... Monday"'" .riMy ___ t. J:. are all trying to push them on "U 'fe hit and they hit, then job on the high bat'. We'll still the hill. we ""ill win," be said. "U ~ try tv score the maximum in I...... TueMay .-1..... 7:... : ...... ~ NIU and Illinois will get a hit and we miss, then we won t every event." Opeft to .11 S...... Peculty. Staff."'" Inlr;~~ur;.i chance to take the top position win. I'd like to win this meet, AI ...... or ..-Y '1.51 dally .....t .....or Ri'(.·''',llionai away from SIU-C this weekend score bigb and bave Brian Babcock isn't the only Saluki ..... I...... calilec ...... Ut-SN1. to be in the top rankings this "on. .rts at the IUinois Intercollegiate (Babcock) score 111. Meet in ChampailV' Friday ano week. Bob Barut is ranked in Saturday. ChIcago-Circle, Babcock. who is ranked No.1 the floor exercise for the region IUinois State and Wheaton will ~rnong all-around gymnasts in this week with a score of 9.15. G. Heileman" B & A TRAVEL also compete in the meet. the COUDtry this week. will have Herb Voss is listed in the Coacb Bill Meade thinks to an average ol9.25 for eacb of pommel horse rankings .i~ .. AntlOunce t~... leading tbe region is a good compulsory and, optional score of 9.15. Tom Sh,mski is position to be in althougb the events. That total breaks down ranked in rings with a 9.3 and other teams are constantil to an average 01. 9.25 f r eacb of Keith Rink is also listed with a trying to knock the Salukis of . the six events. 9.1 SCCJre. Brantley is ranked in "Everyone in the region will sru-c bas been scoring well tbe parallel bars with a 8.75 be shooting at us and putting in the vaulting event tbis event wbile Mazeika and their best effort forward to season. Babcock is listed in the Brantley are both ranked in the knock us down," Meade said. top 10 for the Mid East Region horizontal bar witb identical "That is always a cballen:ie. with a 9.65 score while three of scores of 9.3. ~ Illini hope to break Buckeyes' jinx Trip To Florida By Associated Press However, results last week games this season, will be • Days & 7 Nights I~ indicate the lUini will be facing the Big Ten's No. 1 of Ohio State bids for its eighth favored to break the Ohio State fensive team. Daytona'. Finest Ramada Inn straight series victory over hex. Illinois won at Michigan Lou Henson's squad also On the OCEAN FRONT 18th-ranked Dlinois Tbursday State, 71-70, two days before tbe paces the conference in rebounding margin with an Deluxe Motorcooch Transport ~~~inu! f=e~r! ~t;: =ey:54~ra1.in~ ~.;~~ average of mora than six per U~LlMITED lEER ON THE IUSI second place in the Big Ten league lead with IndiaIIl'. contest. Ohi,. State is ri~b~ Conference basketball race. "I'm not as concerned wifll behind with a reboundint: FREE Giveowoys: T-shirts. Signs & Beer. The Buckeyes and host Illini IUinois as I am with the ....ay 'I. e margin of plus 4.3 per game. are 5-3 in the lea~, the same play," (\hio State Coach Eldllll Miller's team, however, h"s Leaves March 13th as Iowa and Michigan. The four Miller said before taking L,e posted a better defensive record All this and More trail conference-leading In- team on the road. "Watching in the league, yielding 14.8 diana by one -&ama with 10 Big our Micbigan State game is poinbl per game to llliaoiB' 69.1 CNLY $189 + tax (Idtchenette optional) Ten games to play. about as close as TN can come points. Co" Now $egis ore "mlted Ohio State will be shooting for - to having a nIghtmare in Both sides rely 0It their for jill filth straight trilimph at basketball. " w. 15 f« their major scoring Scott Ok un Mark stanton Dave Hanetho Assembly IJ.a1L The Buckeyes, 10-7 for all power. SC9-7662 SC9-7622 549·6-'55 . LITrLE from Page 24 year 19-year4d Little wiD be scbool. Ma~ in biological doormat team the they were competing in the Canadian sciences, Little plans to go to without LitUe, Blair wasn't Nationals. In her first four school in Canada next fall. cwerly coocerned. yean, she bas fmisbed no lower "I'm DOt sure I'm willing to "That's recruitm«l for you. Sf-Ile than eighth in 1Iingles, and no ~y the amount of badminton We'U bave to get another lower than fourth in doubles and m the next three yean that I'll Canadian player to take mixed doubles. be rwnrinod to if I stav .. Little "There's really no com said~lTm-not sure tl''d get as N~I:t:J;"c:e~::u:e=:; to parison between the com much out of it as I put in, the private club competitioo of all petition here and in Canada," because the eomP.t!titioo in the Canada (higb scbools and Little said. "It's kind of a joke U.S. is really limited compared eolleaes don't have teams), she Winter in Canada I'm not that good in to Canada. The top nationais has die rest 01. the SaluJri season my age group and bere I'm players bere are the type of to worry about, including the Merchandise l. treated like a star." playeral'm used to playing state, regional, and national Despite claiming she's not against. It's not tbat I'm AlA W tournaments. .J.... among the beJJt in Canada, leaving because I don't like it "Now that I've beaten the top ·.Iazerl Little feels she'~ beat Arizona here." state players, they'U be after State's Brenda Nobaur, who As to the prospect of tbe me to knock me olf," she saiu. ..,...... won tbe AlA W aationals last Salukis' returning to the "But I'm used to it." • Velours season. Hobaur is from Van • Sweat..... couver. OFF in 1 • Pain.... ~11~'ir'/~a ~:e Pants match between us," Uftle said. -Coots "I never plar,ed bert though, and I haven t seen ner pla, -v.. ts since she's been in college, so It - Slclrts would depend on bow much she's imnroved.·f .ConIeroy. FinishiDi weD in the AlA W ·"""Pants natioeals would be an exciting fInish to Little's fll'St season eI' SIU-C-the se8801l she claims will also be bel" last at the EFFie Opportunities P------PLU·~------~ for 90~ Speedralls International ancl Experience 30~ Drafts Call ruthie~702 South IIIIRO!. APenV./Carbond_le tUlU PeoceCorps .. 53-3321 ext. 273 213 E. Main n.,.Co"er 549·3932 9-5:31 Mon-Sat Pag~ 22. lJally Egyptian•• ·~brua!'Y 5. 1981 Standings won't worry coach CREPE (ChiCk ... ." Vegg'.' at tracksters' season opener and By Seott Stabmer records, even though it's the BlaclOnan will en!er Karen IPIIOUT SALAD Associate Sports Editer first meet and we're in slow LaPorte and Tina Cruz in the 60- $2.49 heats. meter hurdles; Angie James Thisw.... ·._iGl Since it will be her t'o!am's "In anything over the so-yard and Nina Williams in the 60- at 'l>et>al<..., first meet of the 1981 indoor dash, we'D probably be in the meter dash; Cheryl Stroud and season, Coach Claudia Black slowest heats," Blackman said. Cathy Mack in the 30n-meter Murdale for Breakfast. Lunch. Dinner man won't be too concerned if "We'll have to work hard for dash; and Debra Davis and the Lady Saluki track team everything we get in terms of Marla Harrison in the 400-meter doesn't finish near the top in time." dash. Blackman said this year's In the 600-meter dash. ~~~ti"~r:t IAl~~.State In- group of sprinters could be SIU- laPorte and Cruz wiD compete. According to Blackman, most C's best ever, but only two Meehan and Putman are the of the other teams competing at distance runners, Jean Meehan Salukis' lone entrants at 1.500 ISU-Western IlIinols, Ohio and Nola Putman, wiD compete and 3,000 meters respectively. State, Chicago State, Min at ISU because the other nesota. Eastern Illinois. SIU distance people are not in In the field evt'!lts, Harrison Edwardsville, Bradley and the shape. and Willi~me Ilre entered in host Redbirds-already have "We came back from long jump. and an ap competed in several meets. Christmas break in probably propriately·named freshman. Since the Salukis haven't the worst shape we've come Julie Leeper. is in the high recorded times yet, they'll bl.ck in in quite a whilp.," Black jump. In the only weight event, Cl .... forml,.. now I" likely be seeded into slow heats. man said. "I had ~ple like shot put, Marna Bauer and Cart.onclale. Inter.. ted: "I'm interested in how wen Jean Meehan who came back in Monica Jarvis will be tbe Call collect 31 .... 997-7791 we compete, regardless of the super shape and others who did Salukis' participants. beats we compete in," Black next to nothing. That's why I'm APRIL. 1•• 1 man said. "It will teU me a lot not taking some of them. I "Normally, they allow us to enter lltree people per event," about how competitive our believe the easiest way to get Informot_ About Ot..... c ...... s In Mot. Than 80 Moj< ... US Cities' Abrood freshmen really are. I would hurt is to run around a tight. Blackman said. "That would expect that we will improve 2CJO.meter track when you're not have given our kids more ex Ouhide NY S_ULL YOU. ....: ....~ 1182 upon some of our indoor sprint in shape." perience. I Big Ten investigating Wilson case A n evening With A lex Haley CHAMPAIGN (AP)-Tbe 1980 despite a conference ruling control of sports at each con Big Ten Conference hopes to that he was academically ference school meant complete its investigation of the ineligible. something different to each "Roots will reach University of lliinois in March, "In my opinion, I don't think institution. In the end, he said, millions of people the chairman of the U1 athletic we have (broken any rules)," compliance with Big Ten board of directors says. Hummel said Tuesday. "That standards would be dete. mined and alter die way we However, John P. Hummel doesn't mean they're not going by the 10 faculty represen- see ours." said the conference was "really to try to find a penalty." tatiVt;S . who govern the Newsweek just beginning to look at our He said the of faculty GrgaDlzstion. response to their inquiry." The questions asked of the universIty by the Big Ten have not been made publiC, but Al1'lerlcan Association apparently cle&l with UI control over interc-lIlegiate athletics. Alex Haley will The Big Ten made the inquiry of University touch your heart as after lliinoil quarterback Dave be tells his incredible Wilson won a court order that Professors Mee~lng story", .,. , allowed him to play football in Valentine's day Friday. FebrIJary 6 race scheduled 12 Noon February lOth at 8 p. m. The Southern Ill~nois Ballrooms C & D Roadrunners Club and the Troy Room. Student Cenfer Department of· Pbysical Education are sponsoring a Valentine's Day "Love Your Heart" Run to be held at 9 a.m. Speaker will be Chari.. Zucker Tickets $2.50 Saturday, Feb. 14. The five-mile race, which will Execuflve Secretary of Illinol. Confere~e ON SALE NOW start and finish outside the at Student Center Box Office swimming pool at Pulliam Hall, is open to teams of t .... o-one male and one female. The Everyone Welcome combined age of ead» Inm win determine the age division and the combined time 01 the team A will detc'rmine the finishing order, Single entrants will be paired with other slOme entrants on thP day of tile run when possible. FINANCIAL AID APPLICANTS There will be awards to top finishers in each age group, and STUDENT WORK AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE every participant win receive a t-shirt. The course will lead from Pulliam Pool. follow campus FINANCIAL AID AWARDS FOR SPRING SEMESTER 1981 Drive to Chataqua Street with the tum-around point near the junction of Tower Road. The Student Work and Financial Assistance Office will making' and Race numbers must be be revising financial aid packages for Spring Semester 1981 on a funds avallab1e ~~k~30 :!ri. :t~e;r:m ~~ basis. Student must have a current (1980-81) ACT/FFS on file. To be con on the morning of the race. A $6 entry fee wi b required for sidered. please make an appOintment with your financial aid counselor each team. Those interested in registration information should by calling 453-4334. contact the De~artment of Physical Education at 453-5395. NOTE: National Direct Student loon (NOSl) funds are timited. -;~ere are NO ~4 Supplemental Educational Opportunity Grant (SEOG) funds available. ~&9~ Introduces ... Paid for ,by the Office of Student Work and Financial Assistance pre-washed HAIR FORONLY".OO (blow dry not included) Daily F~n. F'!bruary S. 1981. Page:n Cage tea1ll cautious about ISU tourney Bv Dan kane sPorts Editor ':;IU-C women's baskelball coach Cindy Scott knows her tedm Isn't a world-beater. Despite the Salukis' near-upt;et of Drake and convincing win over MissoUri last weekend, she is cautious in talking about ~ team's outlook for the Redbird Classic starting Tbursday at Illinois State University in Normal. The S'.tukis wiD enter the eight-leam. double-elimination touma!l'::Il1 with a !H4 record. They'U take on Wisconsin LaCross.!. (11-4). at 5 p.m. Thursday. Scott is not so much con cerned with her team's fif$t game as with the probable opponent Friday-Central Missouri State. Other teams in the tournament are OIinois State, Western Michigan, Northern Kentucky. James Madison and Marshall. "LaCrosse is probably the weakest team in the tournament," Scott said. "They lost to Illinois State by 28 points early in the season. If we win, we'U probably play Central Missoul'i, which beat us by :IS last year. I'm looking forward to a rematch wi~ them," t:MSU, (IJ-8),faces Northern Kentucky (9-8) in Thursday's first round. According to Scott, tile Jennies have lost thrt-e ,;tarters, but the 35-point loss last season plus CMSU only Iosinv, by three to Missoori earlier this season gives Scott reason for worry. "I'm really worried about Central Missouri," Scott said. "They'U give us all we can handle." Although CMSU lost a good portion of last season's starting lineup, it still features high-scoring foward Karla Redo, who is averaging l7.3 points per game. Each team is guaranteed of playing three games in the tour nament, even if it means playing for seventh and ei(.nth p'1~ce Saturdall. If SIU-C can beat its first two opponents, the llOPOSltion in the championship gamp Sa~rday will likely be I~linois Siale, and the Salukis know aU too well what happened last lime they got together with the Redbirds. ISU took a 96-80 win in Normal. "ISU plays a very tena'Cious defense. and they switch their defenses on us a lot." ScQtt said. "We'll expect that f~l'lI theu again. We'll have to maintain our composure. We lost It the first time." Scott added that the Redt·irds were recently roui'-?Oint up!!t!t victims of [)f~Paui. a team the Salukis lost to by orlt' point ove:o Ch.!istmas break. Scott croesn't forsee much size disadvantage for her t.t;:!m against any posslNe opponent this weekl'nd. Freshman Char Warring, 6-2. is expecled back at center afler l'lIissing the MisP..oon g ....""' because of the- Ou. There won't be mt.ch size on the Dench, howeYe>'. since 6-3 fJ'Pshman Connie Price is still sidelined WitbashCJuJderSh.~sprainedin the win over Mizzou. But Scott (pels 6-footseruor Alondr~y Rogers may becoming out ofherslUl'llp. "nrae's looked a lot better in tmI~ the past week," Scott said. "She's a little more relaxed. She played well when she came off the betlCh a~inst Missouri." Scottfelt the five-point win over Missouri gave her team a boost. "Even though we ~me close to Drake, I think the win over Missouri meant a lot more." Scott said. "We recruit agair.st them constantly. and beating them meant a lot for our program." . Swim squad to face Wolverines' howl By Mike AIiUIOIl)' "eason, and is coming off a "We could just barely win. or 5u- and lOO-yard freestyle Saluki DHe Parker handles the &aff Writer strong 76-56 victory over we'U blow them out." hf added. events. Wolverines' distance man. Missouri laM weekend. "It should be a good duel K'.!Vin Williamson. The Saluld men's swimming According to Saluki Coach Steele said the Sl.'CCeSS between Murray and (SIU-C's "Right now, Williamson is and diving team travels north to Bob· Steele, "Michigan is of the mpet depends 00 8 total Pat) Looby in the sprint nine seconds faster than Ann Arbor, Mich .• to face the historically a good team since leam effort. and added that freestyles," Steele said. Parker," he said. Michigan Wolverines in a dual the mid-l95C6. and has won the "everybody needs outstanding Steele added that Salukis Steele said Sa' Jki All· meet Sat\D'day. Big Ten Confereace Cham swims." John FiscMr. Keith Armstrong American Roger VonJouanne, The Wolverines have an pionship many times." and Tony Byrne will be "r ght who is back from the Ne impressive ~ record against Steele said he hopes the A('cordil1g t.. Steele. the behind" Looby in the SPI int Zealand Summer Games, "is the Salukil'l in dual meet Salukis will be closer to winning pel'S\lO who can affect the meet freestyles. about a second ahead of thE competition. SIU-C has a 2-1 on this occasion than in the the most is Michigan's Bob Another important facto: in penple he has to compett record in dual meets this past. Murray. who competes in the the meet, Steele said, is now against." SIU ~C was net star's last-minute choice ... By Rod Farlow but I didn't think she was going though J wanted them to teU me Little said the long layoff was and (Claire) Allison of Staff Writer to come here," Blair said. what to do." also a {actor in her ner Wisconsin are in a class all of "Then I got back from vacation Littlt' didn't strengthen the vousness. their own," Blair said. Went· Although not as quickly as she the week before school started team's performance overnight, "I was wondering about the worth. Peard, and Allison are, made the last-minute decision and she called arid said she'd be though. as she sufferred an other girls thinking, 'Her 's this like l.itUe, recruits from other to attend SIU-C last summer, arriving Wedrlesday. We got l'arly-season fool injury that girl they recru t~ aU the way countries. Wentworth and freshman badminton standout her re~isteJ~ Thursday and sidelined her for six weeks. [t from Canada, and here she is Allison are from Canada. Peard Nancy Little has established Friday, ' wasn't until Jan. 24 and 25 at the getting herself hurt ane .. ttting from Ireland. herself as one of the top players Litlle explained the last Saluki Invitational that Little out all this lime. ' That made me Littl!! . probably would've in the nation. minut decision tt-~t has played ret\D'ned, and she made a less put that llIuch more press\D'e on played Allison in the Western Recruited first by Northern a bi~ part in litrength'!ning than-imJV'e5Sive debut, failing Invitational A flight cham Illinois Coach °aul Dei!ICa, Blair steam, to advance far in the tour mkse~~ess or what anvone piooship bracket, but Allison Little decided to play for SIU-C "They don't offer athletic nament. waS~ing. Little showed her was out with the flu. The two after comparing the scholar scholarships in Canada, so I "I wa.'1 nervous becaU'5e I put ability in the Western IHinois will compete as a do..Jbles team ship offers of each school. deeided to come here and play a lot of "ressure on mrself. Invitational the I ex~ week. in the Cana1ian nationals Saluki Coach Paul Blair Ieamed for awhile," Little said, ". When I played in Canada, It was defeating Northern Illinois' tournament during spring about Little from Deloca. who didn't decide until right before always for myself, and here I Pam Peard and Janp.t "Nent break. was Wlable to persuade her to sdIooI started. and it wall en wa"J in the top spot of • team worth. Wentworth r~ third This 1rill be the fifth and f~ play for Northern. ~ymy~~. My~nmm with everybody Jependbg on in the AlA W natiooals last year, '- .... had IMJen eaIIing Nancy, f't!'Vused tt-- .jmerl~, eveD me,"' .. . "Nancy, Wentworth., .peardl ~ See LlTrLE pep 22 . Pagp 24. Daily Eg,vplian. !o'ebraW')' 5. 11181