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Performances grace the University Mzµeum's sculpture garden each week
MAll'LEl:N TROUTT DAILY EGYPTIAN REPORTER
There was silence Thursday afternoon amid• the cold, metallic, modem sculptures that arc scattered across the grounds of the Univ-..rsity Museum's sculprwc garden. . Akicm the Dream, toured ;\s •the peoples poet,~ was sclieclulcd to read for the Arts in the Garden 2000 series. Ins~ he is in the ·Motorcyde 'hospital for complications from cirrhosis of Motorcycle training the liver. course prepares The arts series will continue next week riders for the road, with the Thursday lunch hour escapes to cul-· K.Dlff. MALONEY,- DAn.:i·EGYPTIAN ture, where people can enjoy picnic-like • pag,S Brian Buckman and David Lohman, also known as the Psychic Bunny Aveng~~ ar~ P,reP,aring f~r ~ ~ike ride from. lunching on the cool, grassy grounds while St Louis to San Diego while stopping at hospitals to bring gifts to diildren. llie Psychic Bunnies will be holding a, enriching their senses. press confer1:_nce Saturday before they tra_vel to Springfield to meet with Gov. Ryan. What began four years ago as Music in the Garden has expanded its curriculum this season to include other expressive arts, such Psydtic Blinny, AW!JlgerS- findl theiJ.'pulpOse; as music, dance and poetry. Arts in the Garden 2000 is a series offree Audio&Film St. Louis to San Diego in When asked why tlie bunny; cos~c:s were n~ performing art C\'Cnts occuriing at the Reviews of David'Lohman, an SIUC: graduate student in art and'the University Museum, sculprwc gan:len each "Oticken Run," other half of the Avengers, liad a logicahcsponse. ,he Patriot," and spa~dex and bunny ears 11i~:ifteinoon. "Me,Mysel(.& "The bunny is an approachable creature,~ Lohman saiti Lori Huffinari, curator of collections and Irene.• RYAN T11osT "We were thinking that we could be dinosaurs or skunks; development officer for the University DAILY EGYPTIAN REPORTER but you might not be quite as loved as a bunny," Milsewn, s:iid sh!= saw 31! audience to expand "Everybody seems to take to a bunny; Buckman added: upon and she hopes todiveis_iijthe events as They call 1 themselves superheroes. Their uniforms arc The visits to P.Otential sponsors.arid· local' hospitals in well as rejuvenate ~ full-body spandex and bunny ears. Their mission is to ride Carbondale brought· t_o light just liow important tlie cosc •Art isn't just music, 311cf iJ isn't fustwf!a:t from St Louis to San Diego on bicycles bringing good will, tumes would k you hang on ~ Hilflman said! "There t-shlrts al)d posters to children in hospitals "The, costume not only allows us to are a va,riciyoffonns from poct!yto ~cc.~ along the way, and to raise environmental and n••••••• 'approacli people differently but allows J?C:O""· Followiitg Thursdays will' showcase the spiritual a~ess. _ t pie to feel: more comfortable with ~t music ofBanjovi;.Loose Gravc,1; arid'~ This morning the two Psychic Bunny The costume not Buckman said! . Relevant, as well as_dancc from the Southern Karaoke Illinois Rcpertoi:r Thea~ . _· · Karaoke offered at Avengers will ride to Memorial Hospital of only allows us to, SpollS!>rs: will be donating cquip111ent Dan_cc Mugsy Mt<;uire's Carbondale for a visit to the pediatrics ward' aJ1d' filnds for the. ride including bike sup:, The fall series will o~ some ofthe same: and Pinch Penny to brighten the day of children there. . approach· people plies, webccams and, money. Donations arc bands that p~rfonned: this• yt:ar- such as Pub. • Saturday the Psychic Bunny Avengers will differently but allovvs · being accepted' and• arc \Ve_lcomcd; widi all B~jovi, Loose· Gr?,vcl' andi' Cartc;r 3.fld'
pag,S begin timing-uP. for their cross-country ride people to f~I i more spo~<>rs recefying ajr .!imc; on the~~ .. CoM~cy, as wcll•z a•J!OCl:!Yrc:ading; 3.?~' by holding a p_ress conference and breakfast comfortable with us. The ride. will'. be. wcbcast live on: tlieir, dan~ by, SIRim The &,m con!U!1_:1e5 ti,>. from 7 to 9 a.m. at Harbaugh's Cafe, 901B' S. ~ebsite at www.psythicbunnies.com, _ . •. . cxpang by-oflcriiig participants,a hands-,on - I Illinois St.. 8IIIAN ~ The buMy path willtbegin in,St Louis approach with demonsUations ofart. The breakfa.t will be followed by a trip to P,ychk BunnyA;...,g... L and go ~!lgh Wichiia; lun,, Oklahoma; The interactiw: Fllicr Art danonstration :!i·hfitHI: Springfieldt to, see Gov. George Ryan Albuquetq!_le, N.M,: Fligstatl;.Ariz:, an,d an~' eartic:i~ti()fl is ~ Slil:h: exj,a~_cm to 10IMY. Monday morning, for; a photo shoot and to San Diego; the series that, d• allow. die audience to Partly E(hudy. thank him for signing a bill bst September. that awarded' What is going to~ the:se bunni,;s going for 2,300• weavc, ~ an4dyeaJongwilli tlieinsttucto& 157 million in bike path grants'to local communities, miles through, th~ hot summer sun and• blistering pave- High:as. Thc.17~milci trip, to Springfield ivill be practice for. ment? • . Low: 62 their 2,300 mile ride to San Diego on July 23. Riders arc . "Dealing with_ that unkn~, tha,t we've been,_ ta!_king welcome to join the Avengers on their ride to Spriiigfield 1 about,"Lohman said.:"I01ean,I'm sure we'll finfoutwhat .£~~~~with cvay ffl!C ~f spring~ • ·. . ~ as well as the big ride, but arc asked to wear their favorite we need to do ~n:wc get out there,"· ._ • · · · TheJ.Cu:.maloiraGamen's$rie~t!i~; super hero con.ume. · . . . These ~~ 50.ul:searcliing mission; ang they, . to "-~-floored bridge,.wbac apcnon, Partly doudy Brian_ Bu~an; one of.the two Ave~ anJ;a,1997- want to sliare it :wit!i ~ne. They've bl·a!! a~ cm ~tin the ~triclde ofaw.ata','- High: 94: . SIUC· graduate, in. radio-television, and' creatjve writing, of SCll'ts; and it isn't_ enough t<> Ji,:cp it inside. · . Low: 65, consid~ April' 1, ~e day of ~oini'for the Psychic · The bunnies say their trip has evol~ from 3:11 i~ealis Avengcrs, That's the day the.#-"1 was rcalizcd. tic journey. of. selfocalization, t~ i; spiritual' advcn_twc ''We're superherocs,"Buckritan saiti."l thinkitwill ht; between themselves and:natwc. In-.,ly,Aprilf~~' 1SINCLE COPY FREE pretty neat for. Carbondale•fo be proud.aboutsomethijlg ~ tossing around•th_e idea a11:iit~ evol~·into a~~ ~9$i:E. \'OLSS, N0.170 .. . that's in ilie news. Now.'>'e liave something that people can sion._The idea isn'tjust a liop down, the ~ trail:any-· 12 PAGES not only feel good abo,ut but Clll rally aroundt more. · --.:-.-.·-:(,:,:;~·•'" .• ,..?::; Ouur.mnn FRIDA\'. JUUE 30 2000 • PAGE 2
Mii!U 11MiM · -~ • Library Affairs, Introduction to • Library Affairs, Tables with HTML, l CARBONDALE . ic publi,hrd Mon.by Photosliop Seminar, I I a.m. to 12 · to 4 p.m. July 20, Morris Library · through Fridiy,during p.rri. July 11, Morris Library Room 103 Room 1030, 453•2818. • Susan Bethan Berner, 41, of Carbondale th, fall and spring D. _453·2818. was arrested Wednesday and charged with ~ntm and four timn • Library Affairs, Web Design Tricks retJil theft. The incident occurred at , -k during th, • library Affairs, Introduction t-> . and Tips with HTML, 2 to 4 p.m. July · Schnucks Supermarket,'915 W. Main St.. ,ummu semntrr acq,t Constructing Web Pages (HTML), 9:30 21, Morris Library Room 103 D, The value of loss was S22.94. · during: nations and to I I :30 a.m. July 12, Morris LibrJry 453·281B. cum -b by th, UPCOMING Room 103 D, 453·2818. stud,nrs of Southern • Two bicycles were reported stolen from a • library Affairs, Web CT 2.0 I I lllinoit Uni,-eniry at • Wllmen's Services Summer Brown • Library Affairs, Digital ll!lag!ng, home in the 600 block of North Almond Cubon.W,. Overview, 10 to 11 a.m. July 5, Morris a.m. to 12 p.m. July 24, Moms Street in Carbondale. The two bicycles Library Room 15, 453·28 l 8. Bag Series 2000, 12 to 1 p.m. Jul) Library Room 103 0, 453-2818. Editor--in-Chicf; Woody Hall A 306, 453-3655. were identified as a black. 18•ir.ch 800 DAMISERITTIR • Women's Services Summer Brown • Library Affairs, Power Point sr.ort mountain bike, valued approximate• SeminJr, to to 11 :30 a.m. July 13, • Library Affairs, Introduction to AdMma,:,r. Bag Series 2000, Tai Chi: thl' Art of Constructing Web Pages (HTML), ly at S264, and a black ar.d g1ay Giant Rmm. l)tO.\IASSIE M~!ris ~bra_ry Room 103 ~- 453-2818. Relaxation, 12 to l p.m. July's; 9:30 to I I :30 a.m. July 25, Morris Nincon mountain bike, valued at $282. CbuifiN: Woody Hall A 306, 453-3655.: '. • Women's Sentices Summer Brown Library Room 103 D, 453·281B. The bicycles were stolen sometime TA.\IEAABfll. between April I and June I. Buslfln,: • Art In the Carden, Every Thurs. 12 Bag Serles, Dream Interpretation, 12 TIMlllAmsctv to l P.M. University Museum Sculpture to l p.m. Julf 13, Woody Hall A 310, • library Affairs, Finding Full Text Ad ProJuc-rion: Garden, northwest side of Faner Hall, 453•3655. Articles, 2 to 3 p.m. July 25, Morris TRA\1SA."ca. July 6 Banjovi, July 13 SIRDT, July 20 Lib~ary Room 103 0, 453•2818. Gc-ncnl!\b~gcr: Loose Gravel, July 27 Ear-Relevant. • Library Affairs, Digital Imaging for RoRERT ).
SIUC Library Affairs July 2000 Seminar Series
Seminars are open to all and arc held in Morris Library. Registration is strongly recommended. To register, caU453-2818, send an e-mail message to [email protected], or stop by the Undergraduate Library lnfonnation Desk. For a description of the classes offered go to the Morris Library Home Page at http://www.lib.siu.edu and click on Seminar Series. Most seminars are held in the Technology Demonstration Lab, Room 103D in the Undergraduate Library; other locations in Morris Librarf are as noted. Enrollment limits are also listed. Items marked nith an asterisk [•] arc taught in Instnictional Support Services;Iocated in the lower level of the Library.
Date Times Topic Location Enrollment
7-5 (Wednesday) 10-11 am WebCT 2.0 Overview• Room 15 15 7-6 (Thursday) 2-3:30 pm PowcrPoint 103D 16 7-7 (Friday) 10-12 noon Streaming Media 103D 8
7-i·l (Tuesday) 10-11 am Finding Scholarly Articles 103D 16 7-ll (Tuesday) 11-12 noon Introduction to PhotoShop 103D 8 7-12 (Wednesday) 9:30-ll :3() am Introduction to Constructing Web Pages (HTML) 103D 8 7-13 (Thursday) 10-Il:30am Power Point 103D 16 · 7-13 (Thursday) 3-4pm Digital Imaging for the Web 103D 8 7-14 (Friday) 10-11 am Finding Books Using ILLINET Online 103D 16
7-18 (Tuesday) 9:30-11:30 am , . Introduction to Constructing Web Pages (HTML) 103D 8 7-18 (Tuesday) 1-2 pm Finding Scholarly Articles 103D 16 7-18 (Tuesday) 2-3:30 pm Power Point 103D 16 7-20 (Thursday) I0-ll:30am E-Mail using Eudora 103D 16 7-20 (Thursday) 2-4pm Tables with IITML 103D 8 7-21 (Friday) 2-4pm Web Design Tricks and Tips with IITML 103D 8
7-24 (Monday) 11-12 noon Digital Imaging 103D 8. 7-25 (Tuesday) 9:30-11:30 am Introduction to Constructing Web Pages (HTML) 103D 8 - 7-25 (Tuesday) 2-3pm Finding Full Text Articles 103D 16 7-26 (Wednesday) 10-12 noon Netscape Composer 103D 8 7-26 (Wednesday) 3-4pm Introduction to PhotoShop 103D 8 7-27 (Thursday) 10-ll:30 am JavaScript 103D 8 7-27 (Thu~day) 2-3 pm Forms with IITML: 103D 8
• 'f ,, 5PRIN,GFIELD. State ps tax moratorium pa~ by landslide · · ,. The cme:gcncy session of the Q:neral Assembly overwhelmingly voted to place a • · 6-month moratorium on tl1c state gas tax, and was the moratorium ·was signed into law · by Gov. George Rpn at 3 p,m. Thursday. The bill, an amendment to Senate Bill 1310, suspends the 5-pcrccnt sbte motor fuel sales tnfromJuly 1 toJamwy 1,2001. All of the local sales taxes arc unaffected by the bill. The second half of the bill mandates that all gas stations st:ttewide must display a four-by-eight inch sign 'saying the General Assembly has ~ this bill, and p.:ces at that gas _st:ttion_ should reflect the !aw. If a sign is ;iot displayed the gu st:ttion will be subject to a S500 finC: . ·. , · · · The sign and i_ts_fine ~ a compromise. Republian legislators originally asked for a Sl0,000 tine against gas stations that do not pass the savings on to the consumer, but later relented. WASHINGTON, o.c.· U.S. to post campus M1"900f!C PAIIII - DAILY EGY"14N aime stats online Motor"cyde Riders Program instructor, Mike Delathouwer, a senior.in history, pushes fellow instructor Tom Scheu, a junior in airaaft Students will h.a\'C an easier time check SIUC is mechanics, while de·monstrating a bal~nce technique ro;·a group of students. The Motorcycle Riders Program a five.day safety course ing out the number of bwglaries or sexual assaults that occur on their campuses this fall when the U.S.· Department of Education posts campus aime st:ttistics on its gm-crnment web site. ·nie?V;~gci~·;~tick~ to -ride Information· from individual colleges and universities "ill be a\-:ulable "one to ·rwo• days after the schools submit the num Motorcycle training course ing is t:tught using a "block" process. Riders CYCLING bers between August and October, said a must complete each step before moving on to U.S. Department of Education ~pokes • THE NEXT SESSION o,:- MOTORCYCLE SAFETY AT prepares riders far the road the next, Scheu said. SIUC WILL TAKE.PL.ACE JULY 7, 8 AND 9. FOR \\'Oman. Beginning with a classroom tutorial, the stu MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT THE MOTORC'rC:U: Under the Campus Security Act of ANDltCA DDNAI.DSON dents soon advance to riding, learning basic RIDER PAOCRAM AT www.s,u.EDU/-c:YCLEJ OR 1990, schools participating in feder:tl finan• 5TU0tNT A,-,-AIIIS EDITOIIII skills including bahncc, rums and the overall CAI.I. I •800-642•9589. cial aid programs arc required to repon to use of a motorcycle. students the violent crimes and property The const:tnt bellowing of "stop" and "go" "It's a challenging course, but we cater to Founwtion. crimes for the previous school }'Car, could be hc:inl as Tom Scheu and three other C\'Crybody's learning." Scheu said. The SJUC Riders Program is funded by Hm,'C\'Ct, it wasn't until congress amended instructors directed 21 students to walk their The free motorcycle course is t:tught ac= Illinois motol'C}cle riders, said Skip Starkey, the act in 1998 that schools n-crc required to motorcycles down a training course Tuesday Illinois to help train motorcycle riders and gt\'C assistant coordinator for th~ l\ lotol'C}cle Rider submit tl1e dat:t to the U.S. Education night at the SIUC Motorcycle Rider course, them hands-or. experience. According to the Program. Each }'Car, 27 percent of the annual Department. Dressed in full gear - helmet, eye protec• Illinois Department ofTransponation, almost motol'C}de mvner's license plate fee and S5 of D,nicl Carter, ,ice-president ofSecurity lion, gloves, long s!CC\'C shirt, long pants and 100 riders arc killed and 2,400 arc injured c:.ch the license renC\,'2.I fee goes into the Cycle on Campus, a non•profit organization 01-cr-thc-ankle footwe:tr - cyclists straddled }'Car· Riders Safety Training Fund. geared to the p=-cntion ofcollege and uni their motorcycles walking them about 80 yards From March until Nm-ember, rider courses "It's one of the few programs out there that versity campus crimes, applauded the deci across pa\-cment to a destination marked with a arc offered, with 23 sessions scheduled at SIUC. is paid for by the people who actually use it." sion to make the dat:t a\':U!able online but small orange cone. The SIU program is in charge of 54 counties. Starkey said of the J\lotol'C}cle Rider Program. said the database should ha\'C been a\-ailable This lesson was only the beginning of a IDOT and SIUC prrnide riders nith motol'C}~ 1hi5 program !us been in existence at SIUC SC\'Cr:u )'C:ll'S ago. week-long motorcycle training session the des, helmets and insurance, free of charge. since'l968 in some form or another, Starke\· The US. Department of Education has SIUC Rider Program t:tught this week. As their Students must be 16 }'C:ll'S ofage and an Illinois said. SIUC W,ll one of the only schools in th~ had the power to collect the dat:t since 1992, motto reads, "Good motorcyclists arcrit born-· resident with a \-:Wd driver's license to attend nation during th.tt time to ha\'C a program, and the first }'Car collc:ges and universities would they're taught.• the class. it led to the development of a national have completed the aime st:ttistics collec Scheu, a junior in aircraft mechanics from The course consists of20 hours ofclassroom tion under the law, Carter said. It took con Sa\'O}\ is in his second }"Car of instructing the and on-the-motorcycle training taught by gress' 1998 prrnision, hm=i:r, to require program. According to Scheu, motorcycle train- instruC:l)rs certitied by the J\fotol'C}cle Safety SE£ CYCLING, PACE 7 the department to collect the . "' .. : ...... ' ,~ .. Duulilmtf FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 2000 • PACE 4 ;;....-.8 -0.-- N -= C ·- l'l ..-~-w - ~ Me,. myself, and another grc;iss-oUt flick KSLL'Y DAYENP'O"T Renee Zdlwegcr prance through a series ofuncon He is actually at his most endearing as a real, 'Me, Myself, and Irene' DAILY EGY~TfAN IIIIIE"'OIIITtA ncaed sight gags and cheap shocks in this lifeless nonna1 guy a la his performance in "The Truman mmic. Show" when he shares a lm-cy-dm,:y picnic with Dirtctd by ...... Pele'f & Bobb:, Fam:!:, Folks ,,_;th multiple pc!'OIUlity disorder =t: Man-d as C=y tries to dnmn 8-yw-old his fianccc before his Hank metunorphosis. Written by ...... Pele'f Farnl::, & Mike Cm-one ~ Bail::,gcuel/Hank ...... Jim CarTey altmute ~ to deal ,,_;th extreme tr.wnu and girls. Roll in the aisle when he engages in adult-on Touslc-haiicd Rcncc Zcllwegcr pops up in an Irene P. Watcrs ...... &nlc ZeUu-eger strCSS: torrure, abuse - \irning mmics written by adult breast feeding. Giggle as Zcllwegcr beats her impnaical oohy blue pantsuit as a rugill\:c ll)ing to u. Gcrk/Joe Saro.ssin ...... Chris Cooper the Fandy brothers. ail mob boss cx-boyfiicnd ,,_;th an mi:zgn:"'n sex · csc:ipc the aforementioned C\il mob boss cx Layla ...... Tm::,lor Houtml.I In"Mc.Mysdf&lrcnc."thc Farrclys'("Dumb toy. boyfiicnd. EPA 1\1:cnt Boshmu? ••••.••••••••. Richan!Jenkiru and Dumber; "There's Something About l\ury") The plot il5C!fis just the dilapichted \-crude the C:imys CharlidHank p=nas bke turns both Trooper Fin=n...... Rob Moran latest how-gross"'Clll-we-go tlick,Jim Ca.-reydC\-d director; ll5C to get from one joke to the next. protecting and molesting her. Dick:, Thunnan ...... Dann::, Green ops 3 sca,nd pcnon.ility after his \\ife lca..-es him for C=y is a i,atrolman in Rhode Island ,,_;th no Despite Zclln"&'Cf•s glooy muntcnancc, sh-: can•t Lima Dri\cr...... Ti.n::, Cox t\g..'1lt Pererson ...... Zcn Gesnc an easily :igitl!Cd black dwarf :i.strophysics profes ability to stand up for himself- his neighbor t'C\ffle lzcncs essence, which is m-ctled in one par amaaI Bail::,ga!ej ...... •••• Ant.ion:, Anderson sor/chauffeur who is quick with nwichllks. t=hes his dog to go to Camy•s }-.ml to reliC\,: ticular scene: she tells Charlie. "You shouldn't like me That's the fanny part of the mmic. It bk.es up itsdf; and tmmsfolk rut him off and russ him out. -rmaditz." the Mt 20 minutes. To cope, c=y•s mild-mannered Charlie The a:idicncc may fed the same. RaredR By the end of this mmic ordeal, audieno:s =y Bai!eygates is replaced by Hank, a Dirty Hany rip Add the m:11ies goofy ooundtr.tck to its 7.at> need a fewoftl,ose handy altcrmte personalities so off "ith a mouth like George Carlin on a \"Cl)· ba.l laugh appeal, and "Mc, Myself &Irene" feds like the "Mc, M::,sdf, and Irene" is i,ia)mg at they can deal with this C'Xlremdy horrid,ju\'enilc, . cuy. comedy cqui.,.alent of home porn- th._ Farrcly,; Fox Easrgaie Thearre at 4:00, 6:45, and 9:30 unfunny and too-raunchy tilm. Carrey m-ds in his abundant phpical comedy must Im,: to \iew and rc-\iC\v their personal fctishc.<, Rubber-fu:ed C=y and personality-less talents but his paformmce =ms tiz-cd. but C\-cryonc else gets sick to their o;ronuclis, Patriotism in the a.ir, theaters 1 Chicken Run' not a bad egg AHOIJIIEA 00HALDBDN 'The Patriot' DAPHNE Rll:TTltR 'Chicken Run' .STUDCNT A,-rAIIIIS 1:DITO!lt EDITCllt•IN•CHIE, Directed by ...... Roland Emmerich \Vricten & Directed by ...... Pele'f Lord & Writien &:, ...... Rob..--n Rodal Roland Emmerich's "The Pltriot" mixes com Fans looking for a feathered \i:rsion of Nick Park Benjamin Martin ...... Mel Gibson edy, drama and rommce with two rute Aussies Academy Aw:ud-winning"Wallace and Rock:, the R(J()jccr...... Md Gibson Gabriel Martin ...... - ...... Ht.ath LeJ.p. Gingcr...... Ju!ia SauuDia (Md Gibson and Heath Ledger) to create a rous Gromit" may 1-c disappointed \\ith Aardman Charlotte &IUJrT...... Joefy Ru:harwan Ml'l. Tu-ecd:, ...... Miranda Richardson ing and \isccral portr.tyal of the American Col. William Taiingwn ...... Jason lsaao Anim:i.tion's new release. But while "Chicken Circus Man ...... John Sharian Rm>!ution. Col. Henry BurwcU ...... Chris Coop,..-r Run• lacks some of it: creator;' tradem:uk Emmerich ("Independence 0Jy" and ~ean Villeneui-e ...... Tchlk::, Karyo deadpan style and risqu, humor, it is ~clightful "Godzilla") keeps the audience on the edge of Rem-end Olfoer...... Rcne Aub..'Tjonu in its own rite. Lisa _ their sc:tts with his vivid, blood-shedding battle Anne Hoox.rd ...... Brenner "Chick..'11 Run" is p/a::,:ngat GenemlComucllis ...... Tom \Vi/kin.son The aaft of the mmie provides ample=~ scenes and twii.ting story line. But he keeps things Dan Scott ...... Donal Logue son to sec this cla)mation mastctpieCC: A far Uniunit::, 8 Theatre at 2:15, 4:30, light with intcrspcr;cd situational comedy, giving ay from the early days of"Gumby" or 6:50, 9:00 the audience a chance to breathe bet\\ttn battle Aardman Ar.imation's own "Crctw'C •;ccr.cs. Comforts," audiences wJI undmw,J why the Written by Robert Rodat ("Saving Private mmie took a half-decade and S42 million to providing the \-oice for lead char.tctcr Rocky Ry:in"), "Th: Patriot" centers :iround a widO\\'CO "The Paniot" is i,ia)mg at bring to the big saccn. The c:xauciating dctill Roads, as his last truly good film "Br.t\-chcart" father (Gibson) of SC\'Cn children, who is suddenly Unil-ersit::,8Thean-eat 12:30, 1:30,4:00, of the d1ar.ictcrs (the differentiation of a wgc \V:lS relentlessly echoed, ai:n dmm to his dra\\TI Ir.ck to the sav:igciy of battle when his 5:00, 7:30,.8:30 cast made up ofchickens is fea\ enough), and • in!roductoiy line: an empassioncd, family is th=tened by invading British. With his the awkward mobility and facial expressions "Fn:edommmm!" son Gabriel's (Ledger) patriotism soaring, attributed to them would keep \iCUm giggling . "Chicken R:in".is the stoiy of an oppressed ~njamin Martin (Gibson) reluctantly joins him audience's spirit, making them fed like a patriot through the Mt 20 minutes even without the coup ofchickens guided by a one \isionary :md in battle, taking on the British Redcoats - fight themsd\TS, wanting to take down Gen. quick·\\ittcd dialogue and quirlcy one-liners one con•artist-tumcd~or to find a better ing for fi=lom and mi:ngc. Cornwallis (fom \Vtlkinson) and the Brituh that mmi: the film along. life. With foreshadO\\ing abound, the mmie The blood of South Carolina militiamen is anny. The mmic's talion of originality, howc\i:r, almost eliminated the need for its scrond half shd time and :again as fanncn, st?rckecpcrs and Led by the tyrant Col \V'tl!iam Tavington w:i. drained enrircly on the visuals and dia -which \\ill be adisappointment for those in ministcn go against the cli(C gentlemen of the logue, leaving only azdiel}~ and clichb for scmh ofarmrest-gripping suspense. As for the British infantiy, all for u1e cause: ticcdom. · the story line and duractcr da-dopmcrit. . · The cincmatogr:iphy and sto~line apturc the SEE THI: PATltlOT, PACE 6 Mel GiilSOll mwt have felt right at liome SEE CHICKEN lt~N, PACE 11 •• .. ,,,.•.· ··- 4wo/._. _. ___;.,;._ ----c---- Puzzled by t.he U2 song cued on the screen, Bruce Lawrence (left) Josh Jordan, Andru Boner and Ashley Nolen exchange puzzled glances .before the song they requested, •Jump Right In• by the Urge, linally began during karaoke night at Pinch Penny Pub Tuesday night FREE RE.FILL . On Popcorn & Soft Drtnks! .on stage, in th.e spotlight s4_so, •. Alf Sho~ ~efon, 6 pm• Stude~ts.{wlth ID)~Se~iors People e1yoy theirfaw pare tapes of accompaniment record ment." ings for when the stR'lling guitarist The karaoke senice is done by ())C ...A57--6757 .. UNJVERSITI PLACE . g57;575'/' minutes ofstardom on could not perform bec:iuse illness or Memory Lane Music Senice, whlch ~stgaishop.Cntr. Carbomlllf1> :J b. other reasons. has been in the business for nine : SAT ci. SUN Matinees in (bracl:cu) ~~~:~;i·u~!1~:1~rt· ;f.o.,' the karaoke stage The legend says the vocalists years. Owner Mike Scott takes pride Advance Ticket Sates Available enjoyed singing to the tapes, and in the fact that he had the first busi Rockr & Bullwinkle (PG) SAT.&SUN Matinees in (br:icl:m] RAtfA CONNOLLY karaoke became popular across Japan ness to offer karaoke in Carbondale. OA1L'Y Ec.YPTU,N R£"f'"0R'!£R 12:0C 4:30 6:45 9:CO Patria; (R) IJJS aftel'\\";tsJs. Somewhere along the !inc His appointments now =end all Dinosaur (PG) Showing on T"·o 5cllcns karaoke was introduced in the Unitd across Southern lllinois. [1:30) 5:30 7:30 9:30 !lZ:30 l:30) 4:00 iOO i:30 S:30 It is not everyday that Cha.-ity States and is now booming. ~i, Ve have the l:ugest music selec Shaft (R) Chicken RunJGl [>TS \ Vcaver gets up in imnt of a crowd of Karaoke in bars in and around tion in Southe:n Illinois, offering [Z:30l·l:45 7:00 9:15 !2:!51 .;JO 6:,0 9:CIJ people and charms them \\ith her Carbondale is becoming increasingly 6,000 ;ong-; in our smallest show, Big Mama's House (PG-13} singjng voice. Bu: on karaoke night at popular. It can be found at l\!ugsy Scor: said, [2:30] .;:50 i:40 9:55 Pinch Penny Pub Tuesday, she did .McGuire's, 1620 W. M:iin Sr., every Marion-native Brandi McFadden (G} ll!S Fantasia 2000 just that. Thursday night and Pinch Penny has learned the secret to being suc ll:101 3:10 5:10 Mission Impossible II (PG-13) \'Vith the excitement comes a bit Pub, 700 E. Grand Ave, even· cessful on stage. SAT & SUN Matinees in [hracl:cu) (1:401 4:20 i:10 9:45 of nervousness for \Vca,er. Tuesdav nfo:ht. • "The songs I sing depend on the Titan A.E. (PG} m;; "Before l get on stage I think, Acc.ording to manager James bar I'm ar," i\kFadden said. "I can get TI1~ Perfect Storm (PG13) ll:501 4:10 'Lord, help me to do this righrt Karayiannis, karaoke at Pinch Penny away with singi,ig more country at [ I :OOl 4:00 7:00 9:45 Gone In 60 Seconds (PG-13) llTS Weaver said. "\Vhen I get done and Pub is just getting off the ground. It Mugsy's than I can [ar Pinch Boys & Girls (PG-13) 12:001 4:40 i:20 9:50 hear the yelling and clapping, I feel has been thre, \\-eeks since karaoke Penny].ff 12:45) 5:00 7: 15 9:30 Gladiator (R) Mc, Myself, & Irene (R) wonderful." began, and it is getting bigger e\'CI}' Kara}iannis knO\,-s people erJoy 8:000nli· The ~vo!{i karaoke in Japanese week. being in the spotlight, and karaoke is 11:30) 4:15 6:45 9:20 Road Trip (R) translates to the . English "empty ' "\Ve want people to foe) comfort- their chance to do that. 7:00 9:20 orchestr:.. • able coming here more th:in one day ~The people that do it enjoy it, It is said that the o\\ner of a snack a week," Karayiannis said. "So v.-e and that is what matte.-s to us," .H1,,_ bar in Kobe City in Jap:in would pre- offer different sorts of entertain- Karajiannis said. ffiilll NICOLAS CAGE Aweekendi. ·-.. - ' celebration- - ...... ' of faith--~ - Now showing at University Place said. t~----THE-----11! International Life Group shares .in l\fosumhi, who resides at the Intemation::l House, · the oneness their in a fim · also belie,·es there is more action and enjoyable e,-entt 1E R~F~JE CT of beliefs going on at International Life Group than any bar or filled, spiritu,al environment party can pro,ide. STO,RM "We party to the max until midnight,ff he said. BASED ON A TRUE STORY ANDREA PARK,Jiit:R- "Sometimes it's hard getting people to leave." O.a.J\.V £GYPTIAN REP0RTCR Pastor. Dale Crall of Calvary Campus Church and Now sho11ing at University Place No~·sho~ingatVa,.rsityThe:itre ~ Carbondale0s Chi ~pha's branch said this is a ~od Although, plenty of SIUC students spend their place for international growth and spiritual success. weeker.ds at the bars, some students would rath!'r spend •1 · bdie,·e this group has been wonderful over the ~BOYS.:.. :. -~El GIBSON I their Saturday nights in a different atmosphere. years, it e,·en has devdoped its own leaders," Cral_l said. , . lntepiational ~.ifr. Group is where SIUC student. of The. gro... p-, which nas expanded to more than 30 ~.. .• f_? \:l:IRl. . . , r . Ill PATRIOT , the; Christian faith share fdlo.--ship with one ano?4er on. individuals coming on a weekly basis, also ventures out- Saturday evenings at 6:30. . doors for fun. According to Crall; e\'CI)' weekend i,-ro-. . . rrs. ······',·. · Students meet infor,.ially :o worshjp "ides a different c.xpericnce. Sometimes Now showing at V~tsi!f Theatre. ~\,,\\ -h ":n~ 11 Umvcmty Pl~ God in singing and Bible study at the ••••••: the group will go on picnics .ind trips, lnteina.tiona]. House, provided b; · C:alvary (!-· · such as Six Flags. take an annu~ They _; - .., · Campus ministries, 503 W. Main St. Spirituality i5faught trip to the Cur.en: River along with the .. Afterward, there is talk of the week's hap- there, and .it puts you rest of the church. ; Dnily E_g~'ltt.ian lh•l"init.ion _- i , penings, testimonies and future ·events bad, in touch \'Vith "This week, the group pfans to have a , during a dinner an_d games. •, .;. ···.. )'OUr'_mo,rals. picnic at Bal~ Knob. Cross, when: they l · ;• •. - . ~-- L.=?Jic_gr •. ·._: ' ,• .· I •• -- - • ~~;. ------·- •• ·- - .:.. _:,___ •• ' ,•4 • - ,;. PACE 6 • fRIDA\'1 JUNE 301 2000 WEEKENDER _FOURTH CONTINUID FROM PACE I ·Whenn~~. until midnight. Also at 6 p.m., the TruValue .. knows. your .11am__ Country Showdown· begins. The · nationwide competition t2kcs a loal wiMcr .to Du Qyoin, and then to Extras jnovide background scenery, the final competition in Nashville. Garth Brooks is a former winner of get va/uablc experie11ce · this competition. · , • -•NT HO,.IISNS Ham:l Lerch, bar manager for 0AIL'I' 8111UIH (U. CALIP'OIIINIA• LOl,ANOCLI.•) the Knights of Columbus; said 10,000 people arc apccted to show up at the multitude of events at . LOS ANGELES - When audiences sit down to w:atch Marion's celebration Tuesday. · "Friends,• they instantly ·n=gnize Matthew Pmy and Jennifer Events Tuesday night include the ~ They mtainly aren't the only actors on the shaw, haw- Great Ameri.:an Wrestling Federation :ind the Capital C Bar · =The guy wallcing his dog, the wom:m ordering a latte and the Rodeo. The rock'n'roll band, Route kid running through the park- they mala: up the majority of the 66, will begin performil'~ at 6 p.m. : actors on a set, yet they ran:ly get their name on-smxn. These are F"m:works arc schedulca to begin the badcground acton who mala:sccncs seen more realistic with around 9_ p.m. out CYal saying anything. While they may start out as unlcnawns, • the extras can sometimes rise~ the anonymous p1mau. · ~•• a lot ofacton who started out doing CX!J2 wodc, lilce .GARDEN Abdul-Musa-":!' said. CONCERTS Br.id Pitt, Kevin Costner and Samuel L Jacbon," aid Zane Alcicm the Dram is callcd the people~ Lamprey, pra;ident and fuundcr of utnCast, an online badt CXlN'T1NUED FROM FACE • Am IN THE GAJIDEH 2000 CONTINUES poet because his lyrics focus on Mr)-day ITS SEIIIIES IN JULY OH THUIIIS:,AYS ,-ROM C: ~ Cllting ~ "It reads lilce the who's-who~ of things people can identify with • his Noo,i TO ,I ... M. IN THE UHIVEIIISITY a MUSEUM•s SCUL,TURE GARDEN • EHIND a or tdeYision saicl, complete with Pagoda and black, wood poem. "The · Boobtube Brainwashing THE WEST SIDE o.- FANER HALL ON JUL'r ~s1x,oting katun: film diimon benches, offered students a meditative. Machine,• which alludes dut television is · 6. AIIITS IN ThE GARDEN WILL "RESENT don't just use props and spma1 .:ffccts to mala: the sccncs inter · serene gct2W2Y Thursd.ty afternoon. des~ to control the mind, Abdul IIWECHIASS • A.ND, BANJOYI. ON.JULY 13, ~ They my on thCIC badcground actors to fill each shot with . Najjar Abdu!-Musawwir, lecturer in Musawwir said. THE SoUTHEIIIH ILLIHOl!l REPERTORY authenticcoloc; · DANCE THEATRE WILL ~ERF'ORM. ON JO.'LY the School of Art and_ Design and art "Alcicm has a strong, dynamic charis 20, BLUES BAND. LOOsE GIIAVEL WILL Unlilci: the main acton, who must fit specific pro6lcs, most activist, said Alcicm's last pcrfomiance is ma which captures the~ ofall)'>lle ~LAY, ANO ON JULY 27, FOLK BAND extras are just~~pcople.These actors also don't nec indicati\"e ofhowwdl-m:crmi he is. around him and malces people automati EAR•REL.E\'ANT WILL WRA" U" THE essarily need to belong b> the Screen Acton Guild. Though most SE-.1D. IN CASE 0,- INCLLMENT WEATHEIII, "He got so inany standing ovations, it ally interested in what he's =iting," EVENTS WILL TAKE ~LACE IN THE contradS RIIJllirc production companies to employ a minimum W2S difF.cwt for him to continue reading.• Abdul-Musawwir said.'.'It's really magical. MUSEUM"S AUOITOIIIIUM. number of union acton, a Cllting director requcsu a wide variety . ofpeople"b>filloutthe.a:ne. Some roles ~ extras to wear spma1 costumes, but mmy THE PATRIOT are shot with just~ clothes that the actors prow!c them- . man or child, including Manin'• children. SCMS. Some entaprising extras CYa1 bring their own costumes, . CXlNT1NUED FROM PACE 4 In the title role, Gibsc?n is quiet and ="Cd when needed, but allows great emo T~~ both &tiblc and able to Im di=tions. 03500 Isaaa), a special for= group of the tion to shine throughout the entire lllO\i.:. Thoecwho perform their job well may be awarded a minor line or Rcdcmt in&nny add bb,d and gon: to Even with a great cast and renwkablc be asked to perform a spma1 task, such as play a sport or WM a nearly C\Uf banlcsoene. story line. 'The Patriot" - not a llmess cu: Isaaa docs an cxccptiona1 job of being a 61m. . "Follaw the dircciions to the lcm:r and )QI will.do fine." aid comincini;ly ruthJcs,, officr:rwho will kill Then: an: IIWI)' noli<:zable parts whac Cullen Clwnbcrs in his book "&ck to One: The MIPJie Eur.i's anyone in the ,nyofhis y)ory-woman, the~ :appan to be painm!.An cam- Guideboolc.. Entert music at Pinch Penny Pub at 1o p.m. • Jesus Christ Superstar will .r;::kets will be $6 for children and stu- . . at McleodJ!leet~r_~t 8 p.m.1ickets dents ,with an 1.0., $10 for seniors . • Hangar 9 will pres~nt The Plus • Stix will ha\!e a live DJ. will be~$8 for chlfclren and students and $12 for the public. · with The Drones, alternative bands, · , ·with'ari I.Df,'$10)or·ieniora ar,d $12 .,- , . . · . , at 10 p.m. Cover will be $2 • Booby's will have a blues r;rfo the pyt>lic...... <.,,~'!l--~~ reunion with various bands at 10 // /'\ \ \\ v,"\~,.,,_. .,.;.. .,;_:~f C rboz ·11 h II DJ p.m. Cover will ~ $2_ or S3. · , ll/) •\Stix, \.tiJI ha\i_·e a~;"~!~-~.... ,,.. . ' . . ·, . • a WI ave a ve _... . · • Dan Marsh WIii pl~.q,jl'Z,/ . , \:-~, / },;,c!t;\W~~~-,;ri), ·. ~Tres Hombres ::,reAlentS caravan, • M_ c:Leod Theater will presant ...i9 .-....:.// .• S~treC~wJll-111V4l quintet ...... , .. ~ .. -y. rass f8ltlvat"N'11t1a ~IIUllca_.., u; · '-•-•1 mu,,_ • Jesus Christ Superstar ata p.m. ~vit~!ft" ~-"1"'\il'tgp,(" .,, tl? - · • Tickets wi[I be $G for children and ztu- . __ .,, • . / . • . . :t'he ~-rt~f Incl~-.....'~·:,• - T' ,, .. ,( :( l, . I 'I • . t dents with an I.D., StOfo{seniors blue1•acousnc-r1iiitar music ...... 8 to Connell' . '\"'.,;.( .t~folic.i!;;i\ ·• ·· and Si12 for Ule, p-Jblic. .. 1O~. r.4/ at "'Jrige Cofftit{fiir' . \ 1.-octc; The cr.~:_~"i~°ii~ ., .,. · : , •Openmlcatlongbranch Co :r; a'f . ,•;~•,r~ •• ~\ dt>Md • ~"~.ioic · Coffeehouse starts.at 9:30 p.m. ,o~:Jr· \\ \ \lt~M~iJ' f b~·;~I.\V..J,~\~v , ~8'1 •.Pinc:ti Penny Pub will have , · , · · · f" • -<,. PinrJrPenny Pub-·.t~:::. J u.~•• i\. ...;.a. klraob ~ery Tuesday night. . • Coo-Coos will present Lanlse '!.t. .. ., , • • , ..-~ 1 ,.,~"""'1 =·. -, •• • '""" · · · · · · .:·.. , Kirk with Luxpal!la, a country band, "i_fu~ at. 1e-f·m. ~;.,r / No..,upp . -~~f _. ' _ :.'.:-·at 9 p.m. There WIii be a $5 cover. u~.s ~ a bluar.✓ ,-~nor~~~ go • Uve ·DJ at.Gatsby's II Bar and ·,~p'.~. t,e·~=~~il~ «~{{{~ ..-,~ DJ ~~f t\f •t ]• ,! •' ,I J,.J, k_,\, C, Billards. I\ .. \\.,~. _. -~ '_) . '.\: • Melange Coffee pre:-.ents candy \l \~will have its . . • • . ~ , Davia r,nd l;rfc Schedler, folk SatiiRlay Night oanc._ Bah ~•,, ·r. · • Stix will ha~ Salsa~ singers and songwriters, from a to 10 h~ ~~~will~ a ,~9't!t r · ·· · : · _ . leaon• from 10 to 11 p.m. Salsa p.m. No cover. away~~ ·.\,~ ,"':"'~~c(ood Theater will presel'!t and merengue music wi!I play ,'rom 11 p.m:to_ 2 a.m. · · · · •FunkytownwiHplayd.~. -._,. ~. "'Jnu•C~rt~S~r,t2~'.m. ,._. ~ - :-· . . ~ .~ ., WEEKENDER FltlDAY, JUNE 30, 2000 • PAGE 7 CYCLING roimNUED FROM rAGE.J Fonner ~-, Noohem Illinois Unlvenily motorcyclccle curriculum. ADekalb, Illinois 60115-2864 The class attm:ts people of ail . (800) 892·9607 · . student wins Tony ages, young and old, male and female. (815) 753-1683 This week's class ranges. in age from www.or1line.nJu.aduf,.,,,.,,,i,. TAIIA TIDWELL 17 ycan !>Id to S4 ycan old. Blninois51a18Universi1y NOllltTHWESTl,tN UNIVl:ft•ITY debut one · year later ::.s Nab. in "It's pretty much an :ill-age deal," Normal, Illinois 61790-5221 Disney's -Tiie Lion King," )Where Scheuuid. · (800) 322-7619. . she stayed until she was cast in (309) 438-2352 Though everyone has their own www.llStu.edu/depts/mcsalaty F"ust they chccrcd wildly. Then, "Aida" in 1998. reason for taking the. motol'C)tle as former North~tcrn !Jnivcnity Althou.;h Headley has climbed training course, it :ill comes down to cUnlYefslly of lninois · student Heather Headley to the top of the mwicaL world Champaign, Illinois 61820 one thing: the desire to ride. (800) 252·3348 approached the microphone to much faster than other NU stu No matter how much or how lit (217) 333-7856 aca:pt her Tony Award, the NU stu dents from the Mwic Theatre tle experience a person has, Scheu , www.mrc.uluc.edu dents watching in Evanston abrupt Program, both Kunin an? srudcnts uid they can learn frum the training DSIUC. . .. ly quieted. . :agree · Headley's accomplishments course. • Moton:ycla rider Program "We were jwt complctdycxcited will only add to the program'~ "You can start anybody who has Center for Injury Control for her," said Speech senior Danid already-impressive reputation. never even been on a bike before,• he and worll Site Health Promotioo Brintz, who. was ainong d:ose "I think the theatre and music uid. Catbondale, Illinois 62901-6731 watching the ceremony on tdcvi programs at Northwestern, and the For Jamil Barnett, a junior in dcc (800) 642·9589 sion. "It was almost surreal to know Mwic Theatre Program already (618) 453-2877 a trical engineering from Chiago, this www.siu.edu/-cycle someone who was getting such a have lot· of respect," uid Anne is jwt the case. This was the first time distinguished award." Mannal, Speech. "I think the peo he had ever ridden a motorcycle. Headley won a Tony Award for pleat Northwestern aJ-rs had a Even though he was· inexperienced er science from Johnson City, tO'lk.a Mary Smith of Chiago agrees best actress in a musical on June 4 good reputation.• • with motorcycle riding. he was able to similar course offered here when she with Scheu's advia:. Smith took the for her tide role in Disney's "Aida.• · Kunin said Headley's · win learn with little trouble. attended SJUC in the '70s. class in Chiago in April and missed She portrayi:d a Nubian ;,nnccss ranked her :ur.-,ng an elite group of -Tiie instructon an: really patient, "I'm taking it to I.cam it :ill over passing by one point. She W2Z1ted to caught in a love . triangle with an NU students. Others in that group and they show you what you were· again,• Manin uid. blc.c the course again, and a salesman . Egyptian princess and soldier. include Craig Bierlw, Speech. who doing wrong." Barnett uid. .The course was developed to train at a motorcycle dcalcnhip in Chiago Although Brin:z did not person was nominated for a Tony this year Though the class starts out slowly motorcydists with the skills they recommended SIUC's program. ally know Headley. he and other for his role as Harold Hill in "'The and then progresses, Barnett uid it is need to .ride safely. Scheu recom Smith recommends the class to music theatre students were proud Music,Man.".Jayne Atkinson was still a lot of fun. mends people blc.c the course a sec anyone W2Zlting to learn how to ride. to claim the new Broadway star as nominated fot best actress in a play "Taine flies when you're on the ond time if they don't pass the first She uid the class and the instn:ctors one of their own. Staff from the for her role in "The Rainmaker." bike,- Barnett uid. ·· time. an: very thorough. Music Theatn: Program, where Because NU is known as an elite For so"me riden like Nancy "If for some reason you don't suc "Ifs exciting.• Smith uid. "It's a J:Ieadley was a student before she academic institution, studcnis an: Ma.rti.,. tlti.i class served as a refresh ca.-d in t!ae cbss, blc.c it again," Scheu nice cxpcriena:. I recommend taking kft in 1996, also"wc:e happy to sing more likdy to stay until they earn er counc. Manin, a senior in com put- uid. "It's all prxtia:.• it.• her praises. their dcgrccs rather than to head to "She's incmlibly talented," said New York and start auditioning, \ Claudia· Kunin. manager of opera Mann.aluid. ' RETREATS themes ranging from Winnie the There is always something for tions for NU's .Theatn: -and "I think most people arc th~ to was CON'TlNUID FROM PAGE J Pooh to the chssic dog Spot.. parents and children to do in lntcprctation Center. "I think we learn," she said. "Heather: SuzaMe L)'l?ns, o>mmuniry rela Carbondale as long as students look :ill kr.cw she 'WOUid do wdl eventu offered a job. That's why she left.• tions manager at Barnes &. Noble, for the opportunity. ally, but I think we're all swpriscd by Headley has uid she plans to Each Saturday, Barnes &.Noble's said the program combines favorite So student parents can take howquiddy." return to NU eventually, Kunin childrens section offers a story ~me children's stories with educatioml advantage of the bzy ~}'! of sum Everything · has happened uid. But Stcvm Padla, a rcpmcn gean:d towa.-d children from the crafts, activities and costumes. mer. Though ,chool or work may be quickly fo~ Headley since she won a tativc from Headley's publicity ages of 3 to 8. . . -We make it both educatioml looming, there is no better stress role in the pre-Broadway version of firm, Boneau/Bryan-Brown, said The month of J~y will offer a and fun," Lyons said. reliever than the smile of kids creat "Ragtime" in 1996 during her she has no such plans. range of favorite children's book The simple things ing the memories of childhood. juniorycai:. She made her Broadway . 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Marlon Wayans are the kind of "I Know Wiut You Did List scJ,,,:s as the BlackJaclcsons. But and common campus routes exception of some. scenes in guys warped enough . to ha\,: Swnrnd' to the dumbfound- no, there's no Michael," ~ LOS ANGELES will bc closed o!Tto srudcnts Las Vcg~s. This schedule dtcamcdupascmc:fortheirnew ingly sua:cssful "Blair·Witch Marlon. Before, if Gregory Poirier and staff. Still, these mo\ie works fine for Elizabeth. mmic, a bawdy send up of Project" gets a below-the-belt And no rivalry, they say. wanted t<' film a mmie in the crews don"t infiltrate campus Though so·me actors may rel- "Sacm" and other mmt scuy dam. Sha"11 and Marlon.ha\,: long College Library in Powell whenC\-cr they feel like it. A ish in the prospect of traveling ma.ics titled - wdl - "Scary "This is much brocidc& 1-= worked togdhcr, and while they Hall, he couldn"t make it past great deal of adv:ince plan to, different locations, the M°'ic," wher-c the kil1cr; in full" bbcJc, • says Shawn. "That's why 1112}' hr,,: been dcspcratc to get the double doors. Of course, ning happens through the actor prefers to stay close to Scream"~wirx!s up getting "Don't be a Mcnxc' didn't gru:! out of those bunk beds when t.'iat was back in the late '80s UCLA fa-cnts Office. her L.A. residence, stoned "ith the fo1b he punned aazy numbers. It was su=fu1. they wen: kid:. nxhy, afta- hay. when he was a graduate sru- As a liaison between the l\lure importantly, to off: \VemadeitforSSmillionandit ing ashed in, they'n: still slccp dent in the UCLA School of univcrsitv and Tinseltown Elizabeth took the role of the So it's no "und,,r they'n: sit- made S24 million at the box ing at och other's p1a=. Theater, Film and Television, srudios, 'the Events Office jaded LAPD officer bcc:iusc ting here at the Dclano doiiig a office. And it did great on \idco, "Writing a saccnplay can be making srudcnt films. hands out film permits based it \V:15 a leap from the high whole number about Drew too. But that was a black come- the longest, most grueling Thcugh no longer a strug• on a number of facto:s. school comedy, a genre in lla.'1)morc (:he first \ictim in dy.1bisoncisjustacomcdy." ~• $3)'5 Shawn. "But it's gling srudent, Poirier is still According to the oflice"s ofli• itself. the" Scream" trilogy) and how "A lot of it isn't the IOO\fo 1un - it's like mends coming very much a fW!}maker. With cial guidelines, it must "I liked that she \v:is tough she coold ha\,: na'CI' been bbck. itself though; it's how it gets together and a:icking a bunch a script he penned, the aspir- appro\'C the dates and loca and she was a cop," said Sha\\n: "Black people are mar;;cted," says Marlon. "With ofjokes. We did sa-:n or eight ing director is helming his tions desired, the parking plan Etzab,,:h, while kicking back way too smart to ha\,: thO!C "l..ol-c & Basketball,' it was like, drafts before we iinatly got a first fearure mO\ic. A roman- and even the script. • outside Schocnb.:rg Hall. problems. First of a!I, shco curse -Low, & B:clcctball!" It's a good one. But .,.-ca write all tic comedy set to open dcring Many people are unaware "She plays the tough girl and the ki1kr for calling rollcct." black IOO\ie abol.t black k,,.,: night until four in the morning the spring of next year, of how often the Events she flays the \'Wncrable girl. J\farlon:-Shc probably docs- with black things! White pco- so I nxwcd. Marlon into m:• "Tomcats" boasts some rising Office is approached with She ju..,t had a lot of colors to n't ha\u phone in the first pbcc. pie, don't come!"' house, bought him a bed and all, stars in the guise of Jerry requests by film srudios. her :ind it seemed like it Plus,it'shardtokillsomcoodyin 1bc:irncxtprojoct,they53),is while \'/'C wen: writing ir." O'Connell ("Mission to "Scream 2," "Threesome," \\-ould be a lot of fun." their house when }\JU ha\,: to equally broad in intcn:st. And Do they get on each other's Mars," "Scream 2") and "The X-F'iles" and "Buffy the Though she's spending the climb 6'-c stories in the projects." a-ay bit as un-P.C. ncr:cs when they're working Shannon Elizabeth, who Jud Vampire Sla)-cr" are just some entire day on a college cam- Shawn: "Yeah, the killer "You knolv ~ Bug's Life.>' long hours? . male \iewers wagging their of the many films and TV pus, the actor nC\-cr joined in would ha\,: to get buzzed into \\'c: sold an aninutcd cartoon to · "He gets annO)ing," 53)'5 tongues as the exchange sru- progr:ims that ha\'C filmed at uni\-crsity life. After finishing the projects, then the cla-.itor Warner Brothen that's kind of Shawn. "But that's been a part dent, Nadia, in last summer's UCLA. But if outside mmie high school, Elizabeth opted ain't working,~ he's gotta take likcthat,cinlyit's:moutroachc:s," of our relationship since \\'C "American Pie." crews had thei~ way, they to model and act and never the stws." says Shawn. "It's an interracial were little. I lm-e hanging out Toda~ with all the \vould be able to film during looked back. Marlon: "When he linaI1y k,,.,: ['.oty betwttn a roach and with him. He docs something resources of a film srudio the first \\-eek of the quacter "I \v:is mcpted to Texas getsupstairs,bc'ssotircdhcobe wasp.lt's"WcstSidcStory'with to get on my nerves but then behind him, Poirier has the or finals week. So, enc of the A&M. I had a scholarship like, "You know what, forget it.' bugs in it. 'The roaches are the he does something that mal EllllAN ZUP'ALL TH< L•N,CAN co .. ,o STATE u., the McKinley Administration· prison. This is thought to be a aspired to restore national identi demonstration of Arr. :rican out ty while com·eying to the "'·orld rage against the imprisonment of COLUMBUS, 0 hi o -The our nation's .:mergeace as an eco Captain Alfred Dreyfuss by a Columbus Museum of Art offers nomic and military superpower. corrupt French military. a showcase of spectacular pieces The fai:, playing host to more Idealized European peasantry from the Paris 1900: The that 50 million people, turned was another subject which was "Amcr:can School" at the out to be one of the most spec- strikingly prevalent and eminent- . Universal Exposition cllhib1tion . tacular world fairs in history. ly portrayed in John George for the summer. The art, as visu- \Vomcn, and the idealized fig~ Bloom's "Heels Over Head:The ally intriguing as it may be, is urc they bring to artistic compo scene shows a group of po\·crty also an important kcysror,e in the sition, arc a popular theme of srricken adolescents closely - · development of our nation. Paris 1900, \Vomcn .arc portrayed watching another child walk on Tl:e exhibit features a diverse in a vast array of portraits, from his h~nds. Aside from the paint collection of portraiture, land- James McNeil \Vhistlcr's ing's somewhat bleak appearance, scape, photography, and sculpture • ~lother of Pearl and Silver" to the children arc shown as cheer- from such influential artists as Cindr.nati native Joseph R. ful, hardy, and wcll-scrul?bed. \Vinslow Homer, Gs,orge Inness Decali:f s "\Vomen Drying This subject eventually bec,.me and Thomas· Eakins. These and Hair.° Like other artists of this quite popular amongst French other artists of this time are particular genre, both suggest the and expatriate American paintcn noted for rivaling European con- artists' awareness of European tlw;~•ghout :he 1~th century. lempo~ary arr and helping to .y,:1bolistic and An Nouveau The Paris 1900: "The place American artists on the ,....,nds. . .mcrican School" will only be on international cultural map. One particularly eye-catching display until Aug. 13, so be sure The Paris 1900 exhibition was work .va~ Eastman Johnson's to take a look at a very interest developed in direct response to "Prisoner ?f State." Johnson, one ing piece of American history. criticism, both home and abroad, of the most acclaimed genre Certainly a good idea for an that the previous 1899 exposition painters of his rime, chose the information-seeking person who w~s "100 French." Aside from use of thick brush strokes and enjoys ~utrural and artistic diver- their hopes of artistic acccptanc-::, somber colors to_ depict a man in sity. ' Sinead O'Connor's latest 1'brilliandy inconsistent'' Kl:YIN SCHATTIINKIIIK ThE 0AIL'I' (U. W•S ... INGTON) 'CHICKEN RUN ca.~ manage 10 sit through with~t ingn~ 10 make~ ifi~-thc CONruMD FROl.trAGE 4 directing .hostility toward their kids angcl-ligh~ng, the uplifting music, afrerwml, is its sclf-conscio~11css. the tearful voice ,_ , . When die story geis 1-.okcy, it knows · When the edits roll, )'OU WOQ' rest of w, it is a minor loss, as the it's hokey. And as yoll!)g children be. mourning the last two hours al . · minutcsaR"wcll·fillcdwitnchanning · submit themselves 10 the inspiring ·;=life,_ but don't fool:yoursclf _antics and clever references for the · emotion GfGingcrs Uu!ia Sawa•~). Aardman Animation's edgy style grmvn.ups., , .. • · , .. _rcalizari~M ("The fences arc not just never· had_ a. prayer_. ~gainst · · · What will set "Chicken' Run" on•the outside,_:. thcy'r:.in your, ,D=mWorlcs' dollars.:And when a 0 apart;from the _incrcaJingly popular minds!), the rest of us cynical cur- project toSts 142.million, Eomc:thing genre ~f chll~is movies that ~dults .. mudgeons can cnjoy·th~ film's will- has to g:vc.. . . ··. · ·. ·• >, • w~ • ~ I I ;., W -f < • "' •.-::•.• •.~; lf.f • ,r~,•~r ,'"-'~a,"l.""t., if t.• 1 ,.-,..,.,, ,.t ', ... 7 . _ L,i;~{,'. :. ,'l{U,j~~0.;;.~0~•,ltii>I:.,;;~::;;:{_; SOUTHERN ILLIN0IS UNIVERSITY AT CARBONDALE page 12 Anne Bedessie looks on as her chil~ren, Jessica (left), and Christopher, perform hand stands in the water at Cedar Lake Tuesday. A day at the beach Local lakes o.ffer sandy-shore refuges near the water's edge RUOHDA SCIAAAA kind of hidden." 041LY Eov,.TtAN "E"ORTEA for the Recreation Center. "It's an oppor And the beach's obscurity makes it a tunity for people to lay our, listen to music, place to get away from college life. SIUC play volleyball or just enjoy themselves.• It's one of the most In her early teens, Melissa Butler was graduate student Jennifer Green said the Bur he says those opportunities arc too young to get a summer job but too old sandy shore nestled in lush trees is very often underutilized by students, although unique aspects of the to stay at home, so she would spend her relaxing when compared to a college set he said this summer has been slightly University. It's an days at the Poplar Camp Beach. ting. busier than previous years. opportunity for The Makanda native and St. Louis "I almost think it's better that college "I think it is something students arc people to lay out, University sophomore h.IS been a lifeguard students don't know about it," she said. missing out on," he said. listen to music, play at the Carbondale-owned beach for two "It's a nice, family beach: Ravellette added that because the beach volleyball,'or just years. Becau•~ her family is from the area, A beach more familiar to SIUC stu was on the backside of campus, it is she is not new to Cedar Lake's shore. dents is located at Campus Lake. The secluded from the hectic campus activity. enjoy themselves. "I've been coming here since I was real Other beaches in the local area perfect E Campus Lake Beach is open from noon SHANE R.fflwm ly small," Butler said. "Now that I work until 4 p.m. every day through Labor Day. for a quick getaway include the Johnson coordinator of here, I don't come out here all that much Lifeguards are also present. Creek Beach on Kinkaid Lake outside Aqu,tia and Spom Oibo because it takes the fun out of it." "Ir's one of the most unique aspects of Murphysboro, and a beach on Crab for the Rmcaoon Ccnitt The Poplar Camp Beach at Cedar Lake the University," said Shane Ravellette, Orchard Lake at the Images Marina off of is located south of Carbondale, and the coordinator of Aquatics and Sport Clubs Route 13. beach attracts about 15,000 peo ple each summer. The beach . made its debut in 1982, in a joint effort with the Illinois Department of Conservation who granted the city more :han S42,000 for the beach's con Water IS struction . t .The beach is staffed with Cedar Lake Poplar Crab Orchard Kinkaid Lake Johnson three Red Cross-certified life Camp Beach SIUCs Campus Beach Campground Beach Creek Beach guards, and its grounds are maintained by the city. The city Beach 9:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily also sends water samples from hours 9:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Noon to 4 p.m. daily 11 a.m. to 7 p.m Cedar Lake to the state to be on weekends and holidays. .. inspected. After Aug. 22, the beach will Dates Weather can easily affect the only be open on weekends Through Labor Day Through Labor Day Through mid-September number of patrons at the beach. Open and Labor day, the last day An overcast day can mean small the beach will be open_ ~ crowds, such as the JO-some people who came out to the S1.50 single admission, free Free to SIUC Eardh'olders, beach Monday, according to fees for 4 and under.Childrenl2 and So-ants for · SI for adults and 50-cents none If you have smty . Butler. and under must be with sponsoka community for children under 8- ideasf<>rthe On better days, the shores of an adull ~ Outd,mpage Cedar Lake arc busy. Butler said Phone 'M!ichappea!S about 300 people came out to fYefY other Friday, the beach Sund.1y, but SIUC mntact the Spolts students who arc not from the e .,,'