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EasternEastern fllinois University I Charleston, 111. I Vol. News66, No. 100 I 3 Sections, 32 Pages Un ion restrictions set as result ofstabbing by Linda Charnesky dances will be cancelled immediately Friday and Saturday nights' dances and an "indefinite moritorium" will be in the University Old Ballroom have put on d_ances held in the Union, Clark been cancelled. in light of a stabbing said. and fighting that brDke out there last All dances in the future will weekend, Bill Clark, Union area head terminate at 12:45 a.m. instead of I :45 said. a.m. until further notice, he said. Clark said steps are also being taken In addition, Clark said the to prevent further such occurrences. sponsoring organization . giving the Action will be taken against the Phi dance will be responsible for clearing Beta Sigrna and Omega Psi Phi the Union of all individuals by I: 15 fraternities "t_o prevent repetition by a.m. those groups or other groups· in a If this is not done, Clark said the similar event," Clark said. organization giving the dance will be Clark would not comment on what suspended from sponsoring dances for action would be taken against the two one school semester. fraternities until they are both Clark said these safety steps were

informed. _ taken in order to stop future incidents Also, as a result of the weekend from happening like the one last altercations, two dances scheduled for weekend. Friday and Saturday will be "The Union is a place for all rescheduled for May I and 2 to allow students and they should not feel like for a "cooling off period," Clark said. they will be physically threatened,'.' In addition, all dances scheduled this Clark said. semester for Sunday through Thursday He ,noted that Eastern is a "safe nights· will be cancelled immediately place to go to school buf no place is and if any incidents (fighting) occur at perfect. Things like this are going to any of the dances the rest of the happenc--and it happens far fewer semester, the remaining scheduled times here than anywhere else."

- - . Eastern forward Ricky Serkin lays up a shot while Central Missouri's Kevin Cont us ion stlrrounds Fromm hits the deck during Eastern's forfeit win over CSMU Wednesday night. At left, Ricky Robinson and John Bruner exchange the first words of a fight which led to the walkout of the mules. (News photo by Lance Thackrey) stabbing of student by Linda Charnesky started beating him up. Physica l' game explodes; It is still unclear what exactly caused Clark said Thursday Bill Haines, the dispute which led to the stabbing of night manager of the Union, met with nds and sophomore Dwayne Betts and which the presidents of the two fraternities with fight forfeit caused other related fights between after the altercation Friday night and members ·of the Phi Beta Sigma and no problems were anticipated for. Steve Binder y Omega Psi Phi fraternities last . Saturday night. The Eastern-Central Missouri For entire game story . weekend in the University Union Old Dye explained he had no intentions basketball game Wednesday was like. a 17 see page Ballroom. Saturday night of returning to another pressure co9ker. of hand" and that he took his players · Charleston resident Russell Hill was set hosted by Phi Beta Sigma because And each time players fought for a off the court "in view of the physical' arrested Tuesday on charges of of the problems Friday night. . ebound, or fouls were called, steam safety of his athletes.'' aggravated battery·· for the alleged However, Dye said he did stop off at was added to the pressure cooker. The _During the first half, Samuels stabbing of Betts. the Union briefly Saturday night to see e grew more physical as each - noticed that some Mules were talking Eastern sophomore Robert what was going on. ond ticked away. to the Panthers. Thompson and junior Michael Collins Thompson said he heard Dye had Finally, at the 6:46 mark of the "In the first half I noticed some of were also arrested Tuesday on charges gone up to the Union and he said he ond half, · the pressure cooker their guys talk.ing to our players and I of battery for fights which broke out in told this to his fraternity brothers, pted. Both benches began to empty, told our guys, 'Don't let these guys talk the same-incident which led to Hill's (See CONFUSION, page 8) nches wer.e thrown, players held you out of playing your own arrest. k other players, fans began to yell, game,"'Samuels said. .. Union Area Head Bill Clark said d a mild hysteria filled Lantz Gym. As the players continued to talk to Monday the dispute between the two Section 2: Seconds later, Central Missouri head each other, the adion grew rougher. fraternities, which occurred during a ch Lynn Nance calmly escorted his The Mules' John Bruner scored in "set" taking place in the Old 'How Doi yers to the .locker room, telling the lane to cut Eastern's lead to 59-51. Ballroom, began when a member of tern coach Rick Samuels as he The Panthers brought the ball up Phi Beta Sigma was interrupted during Love Thee?' ed him, "I've had enough of this." quickly, hoping to capitalize on a fast­ a routine while the dance was in onsequently, Central . Missouri Valentine wishes . break situation. progress. . feited the game to Eastern, when Rico Ellis fed Ricky Serkin in the However, Thompson, a member of start on page 20 Panthers were leading 59-5J. lane and Serkin went up for the shot, Omega Psi Phi, said Wednesday But the brawl at the end of the but the official called the Mules' Roy members of Phi B�ta Sigma started the test was a result of the physical play Pearson for a foul at the 6:46 mark. fighting Saturday night, which led to ich exemplified the entire game. Pearson disagreed, whipped the ball the stabbing of Betts. "It was just an aggressive, physical downcourt, and was slapped for a Thompson said Saturday's dispute e," Samuels said. "And a game of technical foul. At the same time, stemmed from an altercation which nature always has the potential to Robinson and Bruner were squared off started at another "set'-" Friday night, like it did." ready to fight. Bruner threw one punch when another Omega Psi Phi member The fact that the officials called 37 and missed, .while Ser kin came in from Jerome Dye was beaten up outside the Section 3: actions up to the walk1>1tt indicates the. corner and landed a right to· Union. physical nature of the game. Bruner's head. "Jerome Dye and myself were 'On the Verge' After the Mule walk-off, coach But the brawl ceased there. Players dancing Friday night when this guy nee refused to comment on the grabbed one another and no further takes a look · from Phi Beta Sigma said we bumped. e. He also instructed his players fighting occurred. into him," Thompson said. at some to talk to the press. "An athletic contest is not the place Dye said when he went to leave the ut in an AP interview Thursday, to loose your emotions," Samuels said Ballroom Friday night, someone from Valentine people ce· said the game. was "totally out about the melee. Phi Beta Sigma grabbed him and without Triskaidekaphobiacs· · Busboy held bon today's the big day Friday's in fatal Hilton Hotel blaze PHILADELPHIA-At 8: 13 Friday morning, LAS VEGAS, Nev.-A busboy arrested members of Philadelphia's Friday the 13th Club (AP) News shorts alledgedly setting the killer fire at the Las V will walk under a ladder, eat a breakfast of 13 Hilton went before a justice of the peace via clo circuit television Thursday and was ordered items, break mirrors, spill salt, open umbrellas, for trade-off joke about black cats and light three cigarettes on Dole working without· bail pending arraignment on charges one match. The ceremony will wrap up at IO: 13 with Soviets to end embargo murder and arson. a.m.. Philip Bruce Cline, 23, who initially "There's no such thing as bad luck," said Phillip WASHINGTON-Sen. Bob Dole said Thursday authorities he tried to douse ·the blazr Tu Klein the 74-year-old club president. "People ought he is having "almost daily discussions" with night, faces eight counts of murder and one co to have more courage, show more guts, and do . Agriculture Secretary John Block about potential of first degree arson. He remained in jail for more things, and not hide behind excuses, or ·trade-offs with the Soviet Union that could bring probable cause hearing conducted by Justice of superstitions.'' embargo on U.S. grain sales to the soviets. , Peace Earl White Jr. at the nearby Justice Court. Klein is· a retired newspaper publisher, former. "I'm almost convinced that the president wants White was given an affidavit from homi college president and city planner who formed the to lift the embargo if he can obtain some detectives who outlined their evidence against club 45 years ago and is the only original member concession, "Dole said. "Nobody's talking about a room-service busboy in the blaze which killed · still active. The club has 13 members and meets withdrawal from Afghanistan, but there are people and injured 198. Details were not released. every Friday the 13th to give lie to the idea of probably a lot of things the Soviets could do, and "I've read the affidavit around the circumstan triskaidekaphobia-fear of the number 13. we're trying to figure out_ what they are." of the arrest and I have found probable cause ·Those who are superstitious consider Friday the He acknowledged, however, that a decision on hold you," White told the prisoner. "As far as 13th the unluckiest of all days. the embargo has been complicated by the mounting charges are concerned, I set no bail,''' But Klein said, "Superstitions relating to the tensions between the Soviet Union and Poland. "The suspect wearing jeans and a black T-sh' number 13, or any kind of superstitions, are just The embargo, which denied the Soviets some 17 was solomn and silent-except to give his n silly. They are hangups for people who can't cope million metric tons of U.S. wheat and corn lasl during the proceedings which lasted less than with things on their o.wn and can't afford a year, was imposed 13 months ago by then-president minute. He was not represented by an attorney psychiatrist.'' Jimmy Carter in response to the Soviet invasion of there was no prosecutor. Klein said the Friday the 13th Club "started as a Afghanistan. White said this was "normal-that's the way we gimmick" in 1936. "I was in the advertising Candidate Ronald Reagan pledged to end the things here." Closed-circuit court hearings, two-way television monitors are commonly used business at time, and it was a good way to take embargo quickly, but President Reagan is retaining · the ' people to lunch and entertain customers"· he said. it pending further study. Clark County.

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Senate okays by blizzard-like weather policy change· by Dru Sefton different converging pressure by Patty O'Neill The unexpected lizzard-like system�. b In an effort to give students more conditions of the past few days Wise said a low pressure system opportunity to decide whether or not to take a have closed schools in the area in from Texas moving northeast course pass-fail, the Student Senate Wednesday addition to hampering students passed across the southern tip of night approved a proposal allowing students an planning to go home for the Illinois, bringing moisture with it· extra eight class days to make that decision. weekend. and becoming stronger as it A second proposal to allow an A to be The regional school district · traveled north. recorded on a student's record in a pass-fail office reported that all public At the same time, a high course was also approved, by a 17-7 vote. schools in Coles, Clark, pressure system came south from Russ Robb, co-chairman of the Academic Cumberland, Edgar, Moultrie and Montana bringing the cold, Wise Affairs committee that developed the · Shelby counties were closed said. proposals, presented them to the Senate. Wednesday. Wise reported Charleston got · The first proposal, extending the period of These schools had Thursday off about 5 1/2 inches of sno-.y early time to sign up for a pass-fail course from five for Lincoln's birthday, a school Tuesday morning, and well over a class days to 13 class da s, was unanimously district spokesman said, and the half-inch of rain. y approved. decision whether to close the Temperatures were extreme With the second proposal, Robb said schools on Friday would be-made during the last few days, Wise said, students who take pass-fail courses and fail the ''·sometime early Friday with a high of 40 degrees early course now receive the F in their records, so morning.'' Thursday aftetnoon which students who plummeted to a low of 4 below earn an A in a pass-fail class Although there were no road should receive that grade in their recor zero Wednesday morning. ' ds. closings as of 11 a:.m. Thursday, "I think it will be an incentive for students to Springfield state police said· strive for the better grade," Robb said. persons should "d rive Snow cuts OK Auditing Committee Chairman R. W. cautiously.'' Students living off-campus, Monroe said some students "go into a class In their state highway report for ·except those living closer to thinking it will be difficult, and later find it to Thursday, tollways were listed as classroom buildings than some of be easier and then have to settle for a 'pass' being in normal condition, while. the residence hall students, will be grade instead of an A." the interstates and express lanes excused from Wednesday's classes Student Awareness Chairman Joel Storm, had scattered slippery spots. due to the hazardous weather who voted no, said there would be no risk to Highways and secondary roads conditions, Glenn Williams, vice students under the proposed system. were reported to be slippery and president for student affairs, said "Under this system, you would be going for This Eastern student was well­ hazardous, with both snow and ice Wednesday. either an A, a P or an F," Storm said. "There prepared for a cross-campus trek coverings. There will be a judgmental limit would be no risk· t6 students .to take courses in Wednesday's snow and sub­ one­ Some se<:ondary roads are placed on the excu· se, Williams pass-fail. They would have nothing to lose." zero temperatures. Tuesday lane due to , dri(ting snow, the said. Storm also said the proposal to extend the night's storm produced the most report stated. Williams said he will make the time students have to choose a pass-fail option sev�re weather Charleston The blizzard conditions may decision about who. is excused and would eliminate the need for the second residents have experienced so have surprised some students as students should direct their excuses proposal. far this winter, with five inches of they aw,okeWed nesday morning. to him. Student Senator Debbie Tymczy� said she snow forcing the closing of area Eastern weather and climate He added that the students living disagreed with the proposal because "it schools. (News photo by Jana ·out of town will definitely be instructor Richard Wise said the · defeated the entire purpose of a pass-fail Mason) conditions were caused by two excused. system."

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beneficial to students,· faculty· and Charleston Eastern Jan. 21 . At the forum I a spokesman for l am a concerned black student residents. the Capital Development Board said Eastern will Eastern an9 I attend the sets regular I was there when the fight broke Because the conversion from gas to coal at save about $850,000 in 1984, the system's Friday and Phi Beta Sigma were directly affect students, Eastern will first year of operation. much to blame, if. not more, t ramifications of the changeover must be dealt These numbers sound good. But the issue.of Omega Psi Phi, and to my shock o

with openiy and honestly through a forum of this pollution through sulfur film coating remains _ ' Omega Psi Phi is being blamed. kind. unsolved.· Friday night I watched in horror Lamczyk has expressed concern over a coal A public hearing would_ allow everyone the three members of Phi Beta Si fraternity started the fight with t burning plant because of sulfur emissions which chance to clear up questions about the sulfur members of Omega Psi Phi. Before result in a film coating on cars and houses in the coating and any others dealing with the knew what happened the entire P plant's area. conversion they may still have. We hope the Beta Sigma fraternity (25-30 membe A hearing would provide the opportunity for EPA supplies the information Lamczyk needs to had ganged up on only those t persons confused about the emission filtering make an applicatioQ, so that a. hearing can be members of Omega Psi Phi. I cann understand why charges are bei syste,ms baghouse and multiclone separatcrs to held here as soon as possible. pressed on only Omega Psi Phi when is so obvious to those of us w attended, which fraternity was at fa

A formula that works without failure· It appears that · Omega Psi For some students the days ahead will produce mm ... fraternity is being used as a scapeg anxiety more stre:;s and more sleepless nights than finals - and the ones who are really at fault ' week. . _ Andy_Robezniel

•So there you have it, as illustrated the third and final 1 at various times during this semester while drinking at their Editor: _ favorite beer emporiums. step of the formula is making believe the reading The Academic Affairs Committ The first conversation takes place on a school night assignments will go away if they're not read. will present a motion concerning t during the first week of the semester. Unfortunately, no more of these entertammg Pass-Fail option to the Student Sen Flo: Hey Skip; I heard your named called in one of my conversations are available because Flo- and Skip haven't sometime in the future. By that ti classes to day but I didn't see you. What happened, been. seen at the bars for a while. the proposal will have been thoroug rough night last night? The last that's been heard is that they have five tests researched and will have examined Skip: Yeah, but I never go to class the first week. It's all coming up and they haven't been at a bar since last Pass-Fail Option _at other schools. introduction anyway. Saturday. proposal the Daily Eastern News · Yes, you guessed it, missing class the first week is Step As for me, I would like to write a lot more on this been referring to is a system similar One of the formula. subject but I have four tests coming up myself and four that of several other schools includi Now on to Step Two and a conversation that takes place chapters of Intro to Psychology to read by tomorrow. Southern Illinois University. two weeks later. Just like every other semester, The First Test Week has Incidently delaying the deadline Skip: Well Flo, what do you think of that class we have caught nieby surprise again. -not solve every problem and will inf cause some new problems. Finally there is no chairman for Academic Affairs· Committee inst we· have two Co-chairpersons R Robb and Cindy Ro?:min. JohnC.G.

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a Your Mom would want you to. Find each other i TheDally n 207 Lincoln A venue Eastern N ws e (t/2 Block From Old Mai.D)- classifieds. Marvin en s COTE alters special ed program fourth year by Jane Meyer COTE meeting was the first time he had heard Sunday marks the fourth A revised special education program including suggestions for the revised program. anniver�ary of the first day in elementary, early childhood and secoodary teaching options "This is a faculty action," Lutz said. "I was happy a office for Eastern President Daniel was approved by the Council on Teacher Education the creative things I heard here (at the meeting) for the E. Marvin. Tuesday. time." Although Marvin took over the COTE chairman. Russell Fischer said, however, the Tim Crowner, chairman_ of the special educa office in February he was not approval of the secondary teaching option was pending on department presented the program to the council a inaugurated as president until- Oct. ,some different department's course changes of classes that doing so said the department had been working with 19 of that year. fit the option. departments on campus tq provide a better program · He succeeded President Gilbert Fischer explained that certain courses that fit the previous special education majors. C. Fite, who resigned April 1976 to program options did not necessarily fit the requirements of Lµti: saict the early childhood option is important assume the Richard B. Russell the reviseq program and therefore the changes would have Eastern as well as other institutions. Professorship of History at the to be made. "There is a future in early childhood care that hasn't University of Georgia. "The areas for academic concentration under secondary told," Lutz said. "There will be tens of thousan Marvin, who is Eastern's fifth education have to be resubmitted for council approval," positions demanding those people (graduates specializi president, was director of the State Fischer said. the field)." Council of Higher Education for John Jacobs, curriculum committee chairman for the Crowner said programs in the area are limited at this · Virginia prior to coming to special education department, will forward memos to the He said the undergraduate early childhood progr Ea�tern. departments involved in the course changes and will present Eastern and similar graduate program at the Universi Past pr!!sidents at Eastern were the amended changes to the councif at a later date. Illinois are the only two such programs in the state. Livingston C. Lord _who served Although the council approved the early childhood '-'I don't want to put words in the state people's m from the opening of the university option, the program itself cannot be offered at Eastern until but I think they feel there are too few such programs in 1899 until his death in 1933; it is approved by the Board of Governors. Fischer said the they (the state people) are excited about ours," Cro Robert Buzzard, who served from BOG must give its approval because the early childhood said. 1933 to 1956; Quincy Doudna, program will be a new offering at Eastern. In other action, the council. authorized Lutz to co who served from 1956 to 1971 and The elementary and secondary education options will be administrators, teachers and professionals in the ar

Fite, who served from 1971 to offered for the first time in fall 1981, Fischer said. practitioner's input on their concerns for teacher educa · 1976. Dean of the School of Education Frank Lutz said the

,J o the o_ne9 �i�ita.s.._yre�nts A do!te,crnd wcrnt to Lp1tess you1tthoug hts ottC'\Ja Qettti.tle s COa . recital at 8 p.m. Monday in y Dvorak Concert Hall. Music department instructor 20 % off all in stock Greek Jewelry David Appleby said the recital is � being jointly sponsored by the thr music department and the cultural. u Feb._14 at th.e Union Bookstore.�M���y�W�����0-:: affairs section of the Brazilian Embassy, Washington, D.C. Duarte will perform works by Brazilian composers as well as - Schubert, Debussy and Albeniz, he said. A REFRESHING Political lecture " will be Sunday ·John Faust of the political science CHANGE IN. department will present a lecture on politics and diminishing resources at 2 p.m. Sunday in Booth Library Lecture Room. His lecture will be the second . in a LIGHT .BEER! serie' of three being sponsored by the Eastern Chapter of the American Association of University Professors. Faust said his discussion will deal primarily on problems with the scarcity of energy and food. He said he has been working in these areas for quite some time. · The growing demand for natural resources and population explosions will "drastically affect political processes during the _1 980s,'' he said.. An adjustment by all nations is needed in order to cope with diminishing resources, he added. Faust has been a faculty mem ber since 1966. He was a Fulbright Scholar · in Australia and a participant in a U.S. t�te Department Diplomat-Scholar orkshop. He has also received grants or National Security Workshops and nited Nations Workshops. Faust holds a master's degree and a torate from the University of North · arolina.

'aid she Milwaukee. Wisconsin and other c1t1es. The Lincoln resident ©19BO Pabst Brewing Company. the traditional way reamed and the robber ran with the . . , urse toward the Triad. "l was in my room and heard the earn," Dawn Reynol ds, a Lincoln all resident, said Thursday. ONLY 70 CALORDistributed IESby : B. Mansfield & Co., Inc, The robber is believed to be a whi't e �!fingham, IL. le wearing a ski mask and a tan PER 12 OUNCES cket, Chambers said. AB allocation· Will keep campus ·radio o n the air by Jerry Fallstrom Parcells said he expected the An Apportionment Board special Senate's approval of th� funds and also aliocation of $1,200 to keep campus . expects Eastern President Danie,) E. to give final approval to the a radio station WELH fi nancially afloat Marvin Profasslon1I'111tCM1pltl1 Sound•usit store ndfir il:tjtltlen UahtII ,.,.1....-.• was approved by the Student Senate allocation . Wednesday night. Marvin will make his decision within WISH YOU COU·LD PLAY? The radio station had requested 10 days of the AB's decision to grant · $3, 100 from the Apportionment Board the funds, Parcells said. last week. But that request was Financial Vice President Todd CALL· US • WE trimmed down to $1,200 when staff Daniels congratulated the Senate after 'LL HELP· members agreed to .work without pay the request was approved. He said Steel for the remaining of the semester. WELH was a vital student activity • Guitar• Guitar• Bass Guitar WELH adviser Frank Parcells said which deserved support. • Fi • Mando that unless additional funds were The AB also allo cated $4,650 to ddle lin • Banjo granted, the station would be forced to WELH to fund a student broadcast · • Trap Drums close down by Feb. 15. system through Liberty Cable. "Good Instructors Mika Good Pl1yars" Confusion ______from ·pa ge 1· Collins and Hill. thought it was a factory in north Stop by or Call f or sign-up and additional information STORE HOURS M - - p. m. "We ·went up to the Union Saturday Charleston. F :11 7 night to go get Jerome," Thompson Attempts to locate Hill's place of . Sat. 10,;. 4 CLOSED SUNDAY said. "This was not a planned employment were unsuccessful. thing-had it been planned, we would '\They (members of Phi Beta Sigf!la) 811W. Fayette• Effingham, IL 62401 have come more prepared.'' almost had me unconscious on the Phone (217) 347-5521 Thompso.1 said the problem started floor," Thompson added. Saturday night when he accidentally Thompson said he has heard rumors sat on a table and it fell over. He said that some fraternity members may be this triggered ·the. fighting which led to carrying knives and even guns at the the stabbing. dances. · "When the table tipped ·over, a Members of the Phi Beta Sigma member of Phi Beta Sigma jumped on fraternity were unavailable for me," Thompson said. "Russell (Hill) comment Wednesday and Thursday. STARTS TONIGHT! then hit him and he managed to reach Daniel Dumas, president of Gamma · for a knife in his ·pocket." Psi Phi, said Thursday that he was LILY TOMLIN Hill was carrying a pocket knife present at the set Saturday night and because he uses it where he works, "the wh ole thing was a CHARLES GRODIN Thompsol}said . He said he was unsure misunderstanding that got blown out where Hill is employed, but said he of proportion." . ·THE INCREDIBLE cords & Tapes Mazuma Re · s�����JNG A (Betw M es ttt. · Gkers) 7 :10 ·························· 7:00 f•E S:' 1 O $ADUL.1�.!i<>.TS·.=: :··E .s·.'.... oo...... $ADUL .��.�.!TS! '·�.!.'' '' ''''' ''''' 9:10 !.�.!. .. ' 9:00 nd' & 2:00 Matinee Sat. & Sun. 2:30 . Matinee Sat. Sun. _Styx One of the year's 10 b�st. -Time

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... \/ • Coalition to begin _training ; �) • \?.\'/ ., v.,\J. \?¥ .,, t t Yo ur Valenti ne will Love helpline service operators t by Mickey O'Connell "We offer counseling for the l our . New Gingham Hear The Coles County Coalition Against battered wife . an� provide her with ts : Domestic Violence will begin training legal assistance if needed," Jackson t Filled with delicious chocolates volunteers for its telephone crisis said. and creamy butter hons, our ,t service Feb. 19. · "Frequently, if the woman is in · t gingham hearts are ' The last day to sign up . for the immediate -danger and is in need of a t available in pink, t volunteer program is Feb. 18. placement situation, we will refer her yellow, or blue, to the Women's Place in Champai Louise Jackson, a Psychology gn, a t with matching . t teacher at Eastern and a board member shelter for abused women," she said. , t silk flower. ' for the training committee said there is However, the Women's Place is a screening process and about 12 hours · often forced to put some of these t We also have a t of training for volunteers. women on a two to three week waiting t wide selection , Cases of domestic violence are list before they can seek refuge at the of traditional red t 1 referred to the service by Helpline shelter, Griffin said. t' foil hearts as well t telephone counseling, Karen Griffin, a Griffin said another drawback of the ' as many beautiful volunteer worker for the coalition and system is the limited number of hours t · satin hearts. . a graduate assistant at Eastern said. the Helpline is available. t t "The reason the service started was Helpline operators are on call only 12 oz. $8. 25 · because there existed a need for it. A from 3 p.m. to midnight because there member of the board knew of someone are not e·nough volunteer� to man the : : ��CANDIEs�S . phones, she said . who needed help, so from that a more . t t formal service was formed," Jackson The numbers for the crisis helpline said. service are 345-2162 in Charleston and t South Side t Most of the cases handled by the 235-4179 in Mattoon. t - ova ls of Squar t coalition deal with battered wives, she Prospective volunteers may call the e said. Helpline for further information. Lv c " \? • \/ • \-) � v " v " \)"(_ �J ,...,

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Grand Ballroom . 50� Students ra.ise $500 at fundraiser f or TAC french festival by Cathy Crist The pledge rate was about 40 As a result of a fundraising telefund percent, · which Averill said she hopes held Wednesday night; the student to increase Monday night when the at Roe 's committee of the Tarble Arts Center telefund drive will continue. fundraising campaign is $500 closer to Averill said a project like the enjoy the fodd,,music its' $5,000 goal, student campaign telefund, which was done last semester coordinator Val Averill, said by the alumni group, was a 'good way and wines of Fra nce Thursday. to get the student fundraisng campaign Last semester the student campaign going again. raised about $550 from the selling of Originally $7 ,000 was budgeted for TAC buttons. With the donations the student campaign. This was raised from Wednesday's telefund, the reduced to $5,000 when the fundraising iota! is now about $1050, she said. progress looked slow, TAC director Student campaign workers,· along Don Carmichaer said. with the coordinator of the alumni Although the student campaign has campaign Charles Titus, arranged the not netted the funds it set out to, telefund. The telefund involved Averill said, "The main object of the · Quiche Canteval White student campaign is not necessarily to M.enu contacting Eastern alumni to pledge Onion Soup Wines Canteval Rose raise money, but to increase student money towards the center. Coq.au Vin Canteval Red The telephone calling was conducted· awareness of the fine arts building.'' Salad from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wednesday in · Carmichael said the student French Bread the University Union addition campaign has not raised all the money Cafe Espresso Nicolas Cabernet D'Anjo11 Effingham Room. A veri!l said the it set out for but is still moving afong. Nicolas Bordeaux Blanc telefund went extremely well because This semester the student campaign Nicolas Beaujola is $512 was raised in two hours. plans to develop projects that were set The highest pledge received was for up previously last semester but that $50 and many contributions . were for could be expanded upon, Averill said. $10 or $15, she said. ''Our campaign has been successful, "The contact was great with not in the money aspect so much , but students calling alumni. The alumni we have accomplished our goal of Thursday, February 19 wanted to know how Eastern was and getting the students involved in the they were very receptive," Averill said. center," she said. '5.00 per: person - we beginat 7 P.M. ���AliiOiTiAVi[����� See Art or Jerry for tickets § 1115 Lincoln Avenue Seats are limited Charleston, I lli n ois 61920 § § Springbreak · - Bahamas § Ry there i § AdvancementDoes § $379.95 1 week, hotelplllS air § § · Not Require An § ' CallNo w! 348-0147 i Advanced Degree I You can spend another two to three years in graduate § school or you can turn four years of libe�al artseducation into § a practical, challenging and rewarding career in just three � months-as an Employee Benefit Specialist.

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Services Offered Help Wanted · For Rent For Sale Announcements Earn while you learn. Sell 1 pair Italian made hiking Birthright cares - gives free Goldie Hawn alias Gossetts Foreign Car Repair, Rooms for rent in house on AVON. . Fit hours around boots, dark brown, size 9 pregnancy tests Monday thru Happy Valentine's Day Wrecker Parts Service, junk Harrison. Large house with & classes. Call 345-4169 after 5 men's, not broken in. Call Pat Friday 3:00-7:00. 348-8551. your friend with a flower. yard, 345-6638. Call anytime. nice rooms and good 581-541 5. ______00 pm. atmosphere. Utilities included ______4/6 Peavy Musician amplifier. Coming Soon: Test-taking Stroh's a friend. Friday 3 in rent. $400 per semester. 4: Cassette Copying Service - Good condition. $275. 923- help session. Beat the to 6:00 in Kiosk Lounge. -======..:.1 345-4281. Will make cassette copies of 3730. examination blues! me your friend's name your record or cassette. Prices Rides/Riders ______13 ______13 address on a stam Regency Apartments: New is 13 vary - 581 -2595. For Sale: 1971 Buick Estate All Roe's money accepted envelope; I'll send ' a 13 the time to rent yo1ir apartment ______One gir l needs ride to of I Wagon, PS, PB, AC , engine 4:00 to 6:00 Friday in Kiosk dollar good for two U for next fall. Four students per S ·At Jim Walker's Cycle Shop Feb 13 and return Feb 15. Will overhauled, new tires, brakes, Lounge. Friday 4:00 to 6:00 in minor tune-ups, all makes, 4 apartment. Contact office 9 to help pay for gas. Call Amy battery and exhaust linkage ______3/6 Lounge. John Box 345. 5 Mon.-Fri. in person or call cyl. $4-1 .95 - 2 cyl. $29.95 .. 3344. and body need work. $1200 Help! Need model cars for 345-9105. Phone 345-3758. Rt. 1, 3 or best offer. Call 345-6869. my collection. Most of mine WIN, WIN, WIN!! Lerna. Open daily 9-5. Closed ______27 ______21 were de stroyed. What have hairstyle from Z's Hair -;::::======..:.1 Need 1-2 females . to · Sunday. AM/FM Juliette Receiver you? Rick 348-1 372. and free cosmetics from Roommates sublease large house on 2nd with 8-track tape deck. Mike ______16 Norman Cosmetics. Listen Street. Close to campus; own jack, 2 speakers, cart with Sig Tau Song of the Week, WELH, 640 AM for Share two bedroom room. Call 348-8947. record rack. 4-5 yrs. old. "Excitable Boy": Warren details. tment with senior male ______13 Help Wanted apar $75.00 Call 345-5023 after Zevon - The Board. student. $100 per month and Need 1-2 people to sublease 5:00 . . 13 Are you ready to half of utilities. 1305 18th Apt. apt. 1409 10th St. Coachlight ______R ______13 Kiosk Lunch - homemade Roll? Listen to the " OVERSEAS JOBS 7. 345-6241 . Apt. 6. Ph. 345-9374. Summer/year round. Europe, For Sale: Noblet Clarinet with soup, you build your own Rock Hour" on WELH F 13 ______20 ______case and marching music sandwich. night from 1-2 a.m. S. Amer., Australia, Asia. All Female roommate needed Female to share 2 bedroom holder. Good cond'. $95.00. ____3/6 fields. $500-$1200 monthly. for 2 be<;lroom apt. Own room; Apt. with Grad student. $1 08 ______Phone 348-1 523. Sightseeing. Free info. Write rent $85.00 plus utilities close . plus utilities. Call 345-7987. IJC . Box 52-IL3 Corona Del --'------16 to campus. Call Mary 345- ______13 Mar, CA 92625. 6869. Apartment for rent: $95.00 a ______3- 19 21 month. 1907 10th no.3 - call Lost and Found FASHION' COUNSELORS 348-0723 anytime. Earn income and exclusive ______13 For Rent Lost: A gold ring with HSK fashions for a few hours per Three bedroom ranch with . initial. Sentimental value, week. For information and large yard, quiet U-STORE WAREHOUSE reward. If found phone 345- appointment 345-41 93. neighborhood, family Spring CO. We rent mini-storage 9271 . Zoe. 13 preferred. $350.00 month ------JARTRAN Trucks and rooms, with 1 year lease. Call 345- ______13 is just around Foreign RPM Incorporated is trailers, . all kinds packing 4336. Lost: Blue and white Saranac in search of .an experienced for the the corner. cartons and equipment ______13 small batte r's glove, between shop mechanic for foreign, do-it yourself mover. S. Rt. Beat the rush. Summer 11th St. and Lantz. if found, sports, and American sub­ 1 30 across from Sister City please call Marilyn 348-0767. - housing near campus. One · compact cars. Please send Park entrance. Phone bedroom apartment. Phone Sentimental value - reward. resume and salary desired to Charleston, 345-3535. 345-2416. ______13 Foreign RPM Incorporated Mattoon 234-2833. Lost: Blue ski vest in Lantz ______13 7 40 Sixth St. Charleston, or ______oo Private bedroom in nice by R-ball courts. Need keys for more information, call 348- Rent a mini storage as low as house. Fireplace, great guys - back. Please call 581 -31 45. 1505. $1 5 per month. Size starting at eNerything furnished, real ______13 ------� 13 4 X 1 2 and larger. Ideal for bargain. Call 345-5023 or Found: Blue Sapphire ring. winter storage of motorcycles Please call Eastern News - Roe's money too successful 348-1652. and furniture. Phone 345- 281 2 to identify. need 1 0 Roe's Money ______13 7746. West Rte. 16. ______20 Brokers. You buy at discount Nice three-bedroom home, & ______00 Found: Near MaDonalds - re-sell. Apply to Art full basement, well-located in Beat the rush. House near Gray kitten with red collar. Lauderback only. Roe's Charleston. 1-967-5579. campus, lease summer fall. 348-1676. Lounge. · & ______oo Phone 345-241 6. -======....'.1 6 -----�---- 13 ______13 Camp New Hope serving Nice ·furnished 6 room For Sale Announcements mentally and physically house. Utilities included. Set handicapped, is now accepting up for 4 students. Phone 1- applications tor summer 967-5579. Carpet your room with a KEEP ABORTION SAFE employment. For more 00 remnant from Carlyle Interiors AND LEGAL - Join Naral-Free Unlimited. Located 2 miles Referals. 345-9285. information write or call 895- • 3 bedroom apt. - wall to wall 2341. carpeting. $31 5/month. Call Al west of Charleston on Rte. 16. -::------00 Open 8-6 Monday through Fun and excitement at the ______18 345-221 7 or 345-7777. ·Foster parents. 21 years of ------.,,..---00 Saturday. Phone 345-7746. Sig Tau's After Bars Party tonight. age wanted for emergency Rooms· for boys. Double ______oo Be sure you're dressed for the occasion. care program. Reimbursement $75.00; Private $125.00. Call Lowest priced audio/video ______13 and training provided. If 345-7171 . components. All brands and Fire place card party upstairs See Spring 1981 Fashion Gulde at Roe's. Play hearts, spades, interested contact central ______oo styles. Fully guaranteed. Thursday, Feb. 19 in Baptist Fam ily_ Service 21 7- Three bedroom unfurnished Visa/Mastercharge accepted. euchre, backgammon. 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Official Notices are paid for through the Office of University Relations. Official Notices Questions concerning notices should be directed to that Office. Campus Interviews Thoennes, Keller, Disbrow, Deadline to apply for this Illinois Sheriffs' University, Charleston, IL Administration Feb. 17: Caterpillar; Blue Morrison & Knoblock (Acctg. · scholarship is April 1 , 1 981 : Association Scholarships 61920. Supe(vision, Guidance Sue McKenna Application forms for the 2. Complete Counseling, Scho Cross & Blue Shields of Ill. Interns); School District of a "Family Feb. 18: banners; Mutual of Browa rd c·ou nty, Ft. Director, Financial Aids Illinois Sheriffs' Association Financial Statement" (ACT) Psychology or Spe New York. Lauder.dale, FL; U. S. Marines; Scholarship program are indicating that the BEOG Pathology should sub Feb. 19: Standard Oil of ll'J. Illinois Power (Comp. Math available · in Room 12-B Program is to receive financial applications through Summer Financial Feb. 20: WMCL Radio. Interns). Student Services. information from the form. respective departmen Aid Applications Feb. 23: Controller of the Mar. · 6: U. S. Marines; Scholarships will be awarded Eastern Illinois University is to These departments Summer 1 981 Financial Aid _ Currency; Inst. for Employee Northern Trust (Comp. Math. "to deserving students based be named as one of the approve the applications Applications are now available Benefits Training. Interns). on ability, merit, character and institutions to receive the forward them to my office. in Room 12-B Student Feb. 24: Xerox; A. E. Staley; Feb. 19: U. S. Corps of sincerity of purpose in analysis of the fo rm. This announcement Services Building. All Natural Gas Pipeline Co. ; Ill. Engineers, Lake Shelbyville - reaching his or her goal." (Processing fee required.) NOT apply to gradu Application Files (including the Farm Bureau. Recreation Interpretation - Applications must be submitted In addition, Illinois students returning to EIU application and the Family Feb. 25: State Mutual; Ill. Bell Bio., Bot., Env. Bio., Geology, by March 1 to the Sheriff of the Undergraduates are required minimtlm course work Financial Statement) must be Telephone Company; Hist. , PE, Rec .. Theatre Arts - County of the applicant's to apply to the Illinois State meeting certificati complete in our office no later Northwestern Mutual Life; Ace Sign up for an appointment in permanent Illinois residence. Scholarship Commission for a requirements. Such i11divi than May 1 , 1 981 . Hareware. the Placement Center. Sue Sparks McKenna Monetary Grant. should apply for certifica · Sue Sparks McKenna Feb. 26: McDonnell Douglas; Feb. 25 & 26: Towering Pines Director, Financial Aids All of the above applications through a Superintendent of Director, Financial Aids Bechtel Co; A.D.M.; Ill. Bell. Camp for Boys and Woodland are now available in Rm. 12-B, Educational Service 'R tbook Service Closing Feb. 27: Ill. Consolidated Camp for Girls - Sign up· in the Tex Student Services Building, after completing their Telephone Co. Placement Center. Constitution Study Sessions The Textbook Rental Service Office of Financial Aids. Anyone needing furl Mar. 2: Army; Illinois Feb. 27: Dept. of There will be two study will be closed from Monday, Sue Sparks McKenna in.formation may contact Agricultural Auditirig Conservation, Fox Ridge sessions ln preparation for the February 16 through Friday, Director, Financial Aids Schlinsog in Room 1 00 of Association (Acctg. 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Stevera Binder wl resstayedul home.ts in Mule walk-out Eastern's basketball team recieved a · In a stretch of about two minutes, "ctory Wednesday at Lantz Gym by Poke went to the line nine times, i.b cans of Central Missouri's walk-off making eight free throws and giving his d subsequent forfeit. team a 29-18 lead with 8:20 remaining. However, more important to the In the first half the Mules weni to the anthers after Wednesday's game, was line 18 times, converting on 15 tosses at when the Mules walked off the for an 84 percent sho.oting accuracy. urt, Eastern was beating No. 3 However, behind the shooting of nked Central Missouri 59-51. forward Jim Williams and passing of And even though the Panthers were Ricky Robinson, Eastern battled back ead by eight, Eastern coach Rick to close the deficit to three at the half, muels felt as though his squad had 35-32. ot played as well as they have been The Panthers continued to scrap in laying recently. the second half, and quickly took the "Overall, I don't think we played as lead 38"3.7, on two Robinson free ell offensively as we have recently. throws. ut I thought in the second half we had Eastern never trailed the rest of the much better offensive tempo," shortened contest. uels said. "We were ·a lot more .conscious of Eastern had the lead early, 12-11, the tempo and rhythm of th egame and . ut fell behind the Mules by as much as we started executing things a lot 11 points in the first half. At halftime better," Samuels said. "We were more the Panthers were down, 35-32. patient and got the ball inside better "In the first half, we were running against their (2-3) zone . ... but we just weren't converting and I By not guarding him as closely as in told the kids thatif they were going to the first half, the Panthers also shut off· run they have to convert," Samuels Fennelly offensively. said . "Fennelly is the type of player that Sporadically, the Panthers did gets his rhythm in shooting by - fastbreak, had the Mules 3-on-l or 3- bumping against his man, so we· just on-2, but failed to put the ball in the played off him and let him shoot," hoop. Samuels-said. While the Panthers were having their And with improved results, because troubles offensively, Central after scoring 12 first-half points, - Missouri's scoring attack, behind its FenQelly could muster just two more "F-Troop1', (forward Bill Fennelly points the rest of the contest. and guard Kevin Fromm) and forward Samuels and Robinson both feel the

Mik_e Poke, began to jell. · Panthers, at the time of the brawl, Fennelly canned a ·22-foot shot with were in control of the game being eight 10:47 remaining in the half putting the points ahead. Mules on top 19-16. Poke then began a "We had them down by eight and we · Eastern Leigh Hankins puts up a shot while Central Missouri's John Bruner free throw shooting show that had had ·the momentun. From a tempo. tries to draw a charge in Eastern's exciting forfeit win Wednesday night. (New·s Panther fans wishing they would have stand-point, I thought we were in photo by Lance Thackrey) control of the game,'' Samuels said. �Y Dave Claypool Eastern's wrestlers will battle a rather unknown Southern Illinois squad when the f'.anthers travel to Carbondale Friday for a dual meet with the Salukis. Panther coach Ron Clinton said despite the fact that he knows little about the NCAA Division I squad, he does believe they have the capability to be competitive. "We saw them wrestle at the Illinois Invitationa� and they really didn't do all that well," Clinton said. "But they have a number of young kids and they may have jelled since then, so we'll have to approach this as any other meet.'' Clinton also said that a tough match against the University of Illinois Wednesday is what his squad is really An Eastern grappler finds himself in a poor situation travel to Carbondale to match-up against Southern Ill' looking toward. during Eastern's loss to Indiana Feb. 1 The Panthers will Friday night. (News photo by Robin Scholz) ''That will be an emotional match . for us," the Coach said. "But I really don't ti)ink our kids will be against is usually the underdog, so that Lindstrom to the 150-pound slot. said. "I 'believe that we will ha · overlooking Carbondale. In fact, I will give them the incentive to do a "We are pretty well fixed at every definite fix on who will represe haven't everi mentioned Illinois in ' little better against us than other weight class except at 150. You could there (at 150) after Mond practice, so the attention should be on schools they may have wrest�ed." say it is still in a shamble," Clinton practice." the Southern match." While Eastern will undoubtedly be

Yet, Southern, who boasts an 8-4 · the favorite in Friday's match, the mark for the year, has had some Panthers wili· also be trying for their impressive wins over such schools as second straight dual win after its loss to Karate ·meet slated . Marquette, Illinois State and Western. Indiana Feb. 1. Eastern's karate club will host its "We are expecting the elimi And one advantage the Saluki could Eastern, ranked No. 2 in Amateur first Panther invitational begining at 1 rounds to be through by 5 p. have on the Panthers is their schedule. Wrestling News' national Division II p.m. Saturday at McAfee Gym. Hyndman said. "And it will be a Southern has met and been handily poll, will be going with virtually the Eastern soccer coach Schellas contact meet with a number of defeated by such national powerhouses same lineu� which has carried them to Hyndman, the organizer of the meet competitors." as Oklahoma and Missouri. their lofty plateau. and a black belt in karate, said the Admission will be $1 for E "I know they can be competitive," The only change Clinton has made in meet will include awards for sparring, students with all proceeds going to Clinton said. "Any team we go up his lineup is the insertion of Fred kata, and team scores. E.I.U. Panther Club. TheCon nection Womens name brand apparelfor less 50% offon all winter merchandise Calvin Klein Calvin Klein ------·------pocket Jeans Trousers I I $24.00 $19.99 I I $3 oFF 1 002 Maine St I Hours: I any large pizza Windsor, Il... 12 9- & 1 -5 Mon.-Sal I I Limit one coupon per pizza I I Try Our D.elicious Pen.Pizz I 1------

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dminton team eeks victory With hopes of capturing their first rnament victory of the season, the men's badminton team travels to Midwest Invitational Friday and turday at Illinois State. "This is going to be a competitive rnament, but I think we have a chance to win it," Coach Karen ley said. The Panters are the defending ps of the tournament where tern's Lisa Young grabbed the gles title last year. Competin9. in the tournament, which the state's largest, are Eastern, estern Illinois, Southern Illinois, · ois State, Northern Illinois, Ball te, Indiana State, Carthage College Blackburn College. Also competing are University of

· consin-Madison, Wisconsin-La osse, Wisconsin-Platville and onsin-Osh Kosh. 'I was very optomistic before last kend when Jody Lyon got hurt," ley said. "We hope to have her k before the national tournament," llAllntLuntER U«i. ley said. UNIVERSITYUNJO

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Love, Dr. Dill seems like forever, but MAW, Laura, Per, & Bon, remember I LOVE YOU-Mike Farrah - It is one year later, you guys are super friends. we are still together, and I love To My Valentine, Brandon: Happy Valentine's Day! Love, you more than ever. Please be The years are three, That I've JBSDQ Amy, Happy Valentine's Day my Valentine! Guess Who? had thee, And often we do Sweetie Pie. Love, Nick R disagree, But I know you will Thomas, you're such a Gopher, you're right, I'm always B.E.E. The One and sweetheart, my sweetheart. I'll Dear Jello, You wonder if I � sold. - Happy Valentine's Day! Only Guy for M.E. All my love, really care for you. I do. Love, a love you forever and ever! Sing me mo use tune. Fooey. Mary Love, Debra "Malibu" 'X/ EE Ho�rs fly, flowersdie New days, new ways Pass b . Love y stays. -aemy v- oyke Nancy, Roses are Red, Mort, Roses are Red, Smelly, Have a Happy To the most special person in Blue-Eyes, my heart will Violets are Blue, Be my Canaries are Tweety, Lemons Valentine's Day and get ready my life, KARIN. Love Chris. never stop ringing, nor will it Valentine, I'm sweet on you. ·are Sour, and you are my for March 28. I Love ya, Smelly ever stop loving you. 11 . Sweety. Happy Vaientine's Pe� T� Jr. Jimmie Lee - I love you, months, 22 days and'counti ng. camp Day. Julie Ann love you, I love you! Debby Love, Tone Marty and. Karen, Happy gym Valen Jaynie, Thank you for all the Valentine's Day! Let's start To nine Sweehearts Smed-lately things seem happiness you've brought to Tedd .. calling -each other at decent Happy Valentine's Day. Love, rough for both of us, but having ?,, me this past year. I know that hours! Love, Sissy Kristy. you with me makes it bearable. Wo the future holds even greater Let's forget our troubles and spec SJB-1 love you more than times. I love you more than Ronda, this year has seen it Dear Julie, I love you, be my enjoy life to the fullest. Happy Valen anything in the whole . world. you'll ever know. Forever all, and we're still together the valentine, this weekend will be Valentine's Day_ - Love you. Love, Will you be my Valentine? Yours, Mike way it «tshould be. Love ya the tiest, Love always, Glenn. Plaid BR. J.A.R. Forever, Keith Car ... Kim, it's been a great four Happy Valentine's Day to my hand, years. I hope there are many terrific desk people-Robin, '� - the b .- �� more. I love you, Greg. ' Mary, Jackie, Sharon & <�· - My Vicky.:_BJY .. devot .·,_ Timmy J. alias Dr. Smooth, Dear Dinky, Be my Hey Big Boy! Have a Happy V. Brenda, here Babe-I'm non-returnable Having you In Valentine? Give us a chance! Day. think Lake Charleston will Chucktown great! and yours forever. I love you I· has been Love, Doberman. more than you can imagine. be open for the occasion. Stick around, it wlll get even Caesar better! Love, Scott Your snuggly Schnook. WEJ : I know Valentine'.s Day Jim, Jim, Tim, Brad, Ed, will be wonderful 'cause it'll be John: Thanks for being the B.D.H. Thanks! for being Humphrey, !ch liebe dich. TA Dan no-Hey lover boy, spent with you! - jul. greatest "brothers." We love such a fun partner - on .the Valentine dinner and dessert? Valent Happy V. Day! Rendezvous at . you! Laurie, Kathy, Alice, 40, Be there Aloha. Peps track and off! Happy Remember quarters at Memory ... � Mar Coo Valentine's Day! Love, Cutle Motel. Cute Gumbutt Debbie and Lili say Happy TutJ Valentine's Day to all 2nd Soph and Ernie would like to Laura, Happy Valentine's a Hap Street wenches!! wish the women of Phi Beta Day. Let's make this a fantastic Linda Chi Happy V. Day! weekend! Pete Joe: To my American Gigolo Please, oh please. oh p-1-e­ - Happy Valentine's Day. Hon Farks, Thanks for being my the sl a-s-e! Be my Valentine Love Joanne. TAB: I'm going to miss rainy special friend. I love you! The always Michael! Love, your Chiquita, nights and strawberry ice Bucka"o your o Jackity Giggles - You're No. 1 cream. But you're right, it will � Babe. Have a good weekend. be best. Love you. My Teddy Bear - I love you Whiskey. To th Jennie, Thanks for being my Gayle, and getting to see you today is Jean Bean: Just wanted to · friend. I couldn't have made it Love y the best present you could say thankx for everything - this far without you. I love you. Uncle J have given me. Forever, love your sis Sue. Amber. Me Brian, I'm so glad you're here Greg To: JBC - thanks for the I Love's Own Day always with me this weekend; it makes my life Hot stuff, Thanks for always happiest five months of my life. brings someone special to me realize how beautiful time Valenti caring. Happy Valentine's Day! Nan, H&,,py Valentine's Day: Happy V-Day. I love you. Lam. Love ya, MILD turned mind ...Someone loving as you can be when we spend it The memories we have shared Diane Karin. Happy Valentine's Day. together. Let's make the most UNC this past year have been very Poppa, you've decorated my Love, K.C. of it! Happy Valentine's Day! CHE� special, and I dream of many life and I love ya for it. I hope :fi My love always, Sandy more to come. Thank you for you'll always be my Valentine! your love and caring. Love Love, Mamma. Dear Vincent; we've only just always, Chris. begun to search for that which Dear JoAnn: Roses are Red, we will eventually find. Love Hey Lulu and Yardbird, Violets are Blue, this short Jackie. johnw - To my one & only Valentine Greetings from your riddle is just for you! What is Valentine whose the most Sean: One perfect year, witli University of Illinois gigolos. omnipresent, omnipotent, special person in my life. many more to follow! Will you Hope it's a Great Day! 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I Coach. � Sweetie together will be memorable. wish you were my Valentine. CLT-You're the sweetest, Love your Admirer Debbie, you probably bestest Valentine a girl could wouldn't believe that I love you, Baby-cl . ask for. Happy · Valentine's unless you saw it in print! Your � are go1 . Honey - you are always in my Day! !C � semeste1 thoughts, because I love you 0 Baby . k Love you so very much. Teddy To Feltzie, Terry, Lynn, . ( : (� ) Sharon, Amy, Madalene, & the archonians wish the - ---; Jud, Pam, Pooh, Sargie, women of zeta phi beta a I -· Bucco Chili wacker. Happy especially Cala & Lisa - Have z . weeke Happy Valentine's Day you Valentine's Day, you are my a great V-Day! Love ya, Jules happy valentine's day nd could sweeties! Love, Jeanie-bird only Valentine forever. Love, co1 Me Baby Bucko, Happy Jella buns, There's nothing Kristi, I Valentine's Day, don't forget better than you on a cold all great 1 J.T., Happy Valentine's Day. 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Love, Your Bug Dear William "Smart-ss," Hey Sugar Hooters Jo - Have I'm a lonely freshman about to my Carol, Stay near, hold a Great Valentine's Day. Love, jump off Carmen Hall. I need with. you all hand, and I'll share Box Car Willie the 2nd floor RA to talk me out . the best that life holds in store of it, but he's never home. My thoughts, love, and EINeubl0e,' HVD, THANX for: Tam It's our second Happy Valentine's Day. Right times, Pantry devotion, Terry Valentine's Day. Let's have Dear Doug0, This is only the Inventories, and HAWM, 143, P� many, many more. Love, beginning of a wonderful Janey - Happy Valentine's OCH Corey weekend. I love you more and Day! Don't be COMPEE more each day. Love Cheryl anymore, oday? I love you, Jen - Happy Valentine's Day "Double J" Honey! I'm yours for the rest of H LYNN - 113 more tt, S ERRIE your life! Together - just the Julie Baker-I'm Psyched e days and we promise ! TA (Blue Eyes): Happy two of us! Love Always, your Love, MET e ourselves to each other to Valentine's Day, honey! Love, fiancee. share for life. I love you, and Mary Jo Riley - Do you love Mar can't wait. Davey J. I as much as I love yoy? Mark, this makes threem To My Friends on 1 s - Have Two days 'till our "fifth." Happy a Happy Valentine's Day. Love, Marylou and Cheryl, Happy Valentine's Day! Much Love, Linda Valentine's Day! Get psyched "Woman" for REO!! Love, Julie and Tana Mr. Lee, The best is mine Honeysuckle - You'll be on Tom, The three of us make a forever! Love, Lo ve, Love ya! To the "gems" on 7th floor. the slopes tomorrow but you'll great couple! Happy Brian "Can you say I Love Mrs. Lee. • Happy V. Day. Love ya' Kathy always be in my heart. Love, Valentine's Day! Love, Carol You? I like the way you say your only baby. Merrill McFarrell To · the men of 8th floor carman: Have a mega-great To the sweetest: Ann, Barb, Tom, so I smile a lot and talk Valentine's Day! You're too Gayle, Judy, Jo, Rita and Julie. to much too, jump us fun! Your 8th floor per-pals. Love you all in different ways. Sweetheart, I belong to you! Uncle Jer xoxoxo Happy Valentine's Day! Love, '""'"�. Little Bear, I'm so happy that Steve: "Happy Valentine's Kim I'm spending Valentine's Day Day". You're the Apple of my Greg, where there is love in To my Chucklebunny with you! I knwo we'll have a eye. Be mine. 3-ton Baby my life, there is you. Happy Jailbird - will you be my Valentine: Looking forward to a super weekend! Happy Valentine's Day. Yours always, Valentine. Can't believe_it's our "becoming" day tomorrow! Valentine's Day! All my love, Diane Ken, The times we've shared third. tove you forever - M � Ready for some . sleep-sleep· "Cuddles" have been great! Thanks for sleep? Love ya lots, Jellabuns CHERI THIES · You're the the lasting memories. Happy Colleen - will you be my -- Valentine's Day. Love, "Play­ - best friend a person could ask Valentine today and every day C.B. Happy Valentine's Day! doh" . for. Thanks for every1hing. after. I wish I was there. J.D. Thanks for everything. I hope Happy Valentine's Day! Your you know I do love you. Love, Ron - we're not crazy,just in friend always, Sally Chris, you're the best Kukla love. Happy Valentine's Day. Valentine anyone could ask Betsy Boo - I'm so glad we're To Debbie Peps, The girl all Gayle for. Stay as sweet as you are Love ya Karen getting along better this the guys have fun with. Your and thanks for all the patience C.-Anonymous semester! Love ya lots! Boca Valentine Day Jeff, Tom, Joel, Terry · Four you've shown me. All my love great guys I resi:iect and care for all my life, Nan. Jim - take some advice from Biggy' Happy Valentine's for verymuch . Maureen i�; yours truly - stay away from the Day! Love, M, D, L, and F! Kris Hard · Attention - Have a peppermint schnapps and Rm. Tony, Special friends forever Very Happy Valentine's Day. 301 . (they only lead to good plus a "whole lot more." Let's Boogie on Feb. 14, Your Teresa times!) May there be many Fav. Roommate, the Arabian Ladies -·�of E.1.U. - You're more! Lover beautiful and I'm single. Mr. Lee, May our fountain of .Happy Valentine's Day! Love, Mr. Charisma It's love flow forever. Love ya! Al, this year I remembered. "The Great Admirer" Valentine's Day and you've still Dave - you're the sweetest of Mrs. Lee Thanks for being my Valentine. got it! (Kinda miss the all! Remember: you'll always Don't forget, Feb. 17 is Brett, It's been a wonderful Larry, How Do I Love Thee? toothpick, though). be precious to me! Love, Tuesday. Your one and only. 28 months. Happy Valentine's Sweetie Always and Forever! Love, � Day! I Love You. Love, Vikki Gail, Janet-To two of the Patti 2nd McKinney Rocks! Best Friends one could ever Baby-cakes alias Hog. We · · Happy Valentine's Day! You're To my dearest Bob, The last . ask for. Love, Greg are going to make this 0".t the best; Party down. Love, ·. · · -.· .- ,,.�� 4 months have been more than semester full of memories. Julie and Tara - '. -:.._,..... · I could ever ask for. Thanks for Randy - with you, everyday Love you, Cindy Sweets ' ·- sharing it. Happy Valentine's is Valentine's Day. Love ya, Ellyn, You're the best · Day. Lc:>Ve, Jules Jane Bucco, Hope you enjoy your roommate. Good luck next Dear Mr. X . . . Happy weekend here - I am glad you year - I'll miss you. Love, Karin To my sweetheart Mae. Best Valentine's Day - as always, could come! Love, Buckette wishes to you on Valentine's Chris .. OS - Put two neats together Day. Love Always, Freddie. Kristi, Donna & Jody, You're and what do you get? Us. all great roomies. Have fun on Dear Mr. Bill of the fiesta Happy Valentine's Day, Jover! Valentine's Day! Love, Julie (red) driving viola playing Pink LK 0 Floyd loving variety - : you are Robin: I know we . won't be John W. (1st floor Thomas) my sunshine Happy sorry, our love is like a lift, I'd like to get to know you! (6 Valentine's Day, Love L. J. future paths may be deflected, Gustafsorn. but our hearts will never drift, Lawson) Lenny, is this the weekend Barry. we've been waiting for? I love Debbie, you are the most Mark, I'm looking forward to you always, Laura a spending this weekend with important thing in my life, never · # 1 - I'm glad that fate brought Stephen, Disregarding few go away, love Rick. minor arguments these past you, especially Valentine's us together - Let's keep it that Boo-Boo Kitty, I'll love you four months with you have Day! Your Pal way. Love, "Qui" today and always·. Be my Dear Kelle, the world is full of been the best! Have a happy Valentine! Pooh-Pooh Andis 0: I love you so! I people who care, but no one Thanx for Valentine's� Day! 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Book review: Python lover Young deaths 95-yeor-old crocheter facsinate author Poges 4, 5 page 6 - · Jazz! a p · 1ngs Fortyban ds heat u ni gro On The Verge Eastern News 2 Friday, February13 , 1981 The Daily a cccold weel�end join E Sporty 's by Laura Ziebell Shows start at 9 p.m. Friday, Knuth, ura Ziebell Valentine's Day will bring a special treat for j Movies Music Osterman and Garrison. Saturday, e says that so "The Incredible Shrinking Woman" Ted 's Warehouse Paul Kanya. enthusiasts when the 22nd Annual Jazz Festival comes t , that his p Starring Lily Tomlin. 5, 7, and 9 Shows start at 9 p.m. Friday, The Eastern's campus on Saturday. t him for a p.m. Matinee on Saturday and Sunday ReRuns, Saturday, Slink Rand, Forty high school jazz bands from throughout Illino' Wednesday, August. Theater le do not beli at 2 p.m., Triple Cinemas , Mattoon . will compete with other bands from schools in their cl Rated PG. Men's Tennis ember of Ea Holiday Inn Eastern will host the EIU Invitational, beginning at 8 a.m., said Jan Faires of the musi t it's true­ Chet and George Rall, p.m. to _8 : 30 Friday and Saturday in the Lantz department. The bands are classed by the size of th · ba in both t 1 2:30 a.m., in the Lounge. Fieldhouse. school. "Popeye" Starring Robin Williams and Shelly "The band competition will last until about 4 p.m. · Symphonic Wind Ensemble Duvall. 5: 10, 7: 1 0 and 9: 10. Matinee both the Dvorak Concert Hall and the University Unio Eastern's Symphonic Wind Sports on Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 p.m., Grand Ballroom," Faires said. These performances ar Ensemble in a concert at 4 p.m. "Sentimental Journey" Triple Cinemas, Mattoon . Rated PG. open to the public. Sunday in the Dvorak Concert Hall. 5 :o Clock Theater production. 5 Admission is free. p.m., Tuesday in the Buzzard Steve Haughton from Hollywood, Calif., and Stev "Altered Statfs" Auditorium. Admission is free. Emery from Kansas City, Missouri, will offer worksho EIU Jazz Festival 5:20, 7:20 and 9: 15. Matinee on · for the jazz musicians, said Judy Moore of the mus' Forty Illinois high school jazz bands Saturday and Sunday at 2: 1 5 p. m., will compete beginning at a.m. department. The workshops will begin at noon in the Fi Triple Cinemas, Mattoon. Rated R. 8 Potpourri Saturday and continuing until 4 p.m. A Arts theater, Moore said. Faculty lecture free concert featuring Eastern's Jazz Faculty member John Faust will The festival will end witha concert which will feature t "Mountain Family Robinson" Band and the top-rated bands will • speak on resource scarcity at 2 p.m. four top-rated jazz bands, Moore said. The concert Starring Robert Logan and Susan begin at p.m. in the Dvorak 7:30 Sunday in the Booth Library Lecture Shaw. and p.m. Matinee on Concert Hall. begin at 7:30 p.m. in the Dvorak Concert Hall and is f 7 9 Room. Saturday and Sunday at 2 p.m., Time to the public. Among the highlights will be t Theater, Matto, .n. Rated G. Speedwagon REO Kemper Group Art Collection performance of Eastern's Jazz Band , conducted by Do In.concert, 7:30 p.m. in the Hulman Through February 13 in the Paul Graham, Moore said. "Any Which Way You Can" Civic University Center at Indiana Sergent Art Gallery. Lower level of the Featured soloists will be drummer Haughton Starring Clint Eastwood. and State University, Terre Haute , Indiana. 7 9 University Union West, Wing. Gallery p.m., Will Rogers Theater. Rated PG. Tickets are on sale at the Hulman trumpeter Emery, Moore said. hours: 9-5 Monday thr ough Friday. Center box offices. Ticket prices are Closed Saturday, noon to 4 p. m. $7 .50 in advance; $8.50 day of Sunday. "Dracula " show. �on the cover �

· Starring Frank Langela and Our cover this week "Chicago: Architecture of the 80s" Lawrence Oliver. 6:30 and 9 p.m., Music-comedy Concert features three people who Editor .....Betsey G Illinois Arts Council Display, Friday in the University Union Grand "The Intimate P.D.Q. Bach" with Ass't editor ..Laura University Union Walkway Lounge, enjoy different hobbies Zi Ballroom. Admission $1 .25. Rated R. conductor Peter Schickele will be Lab Technician ..... through February 13. George Miller John presented at 8 p.m. Fc.bruary 22 at St "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes" the Assembly Hall, Champaign. Hairy Chest Contest Mahoney and Nola Starring Marilyn Monroe. 2 p.m., Tickets are on sale at the Assembly Copy desk Peggy McM Delta Chi's Hairy Chest Contest to Sunday in the Uni"'.ersity Union Grand Hall and at Illini box offices. Ticket Larimore. take place Thursday, February 19, at Ballroom. Admission is 50 cents . prices are $7 and $5. ,,�6 Ted's Warehouse. NAlllELAll T ..11. I•. r----��� � ���� ! Super Sale \ COtWalt Disney World in Orlando. Holiday Inn Rm * Free Hospitality Happy Hour * 300 COMPLETE TOUR PACKAGE l� Charleston- PRICE: $239.50 Feb. 14&.. 15 For information contact: Kirby-581-3579 Cathy-581 -2541 Lisa-581-2642 Sat. &.. Sun. 10to 5 Prairie/and Tours, Inc. , Rte. 2, Bloomington, IL 61 70 1 Visa & Moster Cord Welcome qvhatevettthe meggage, Valentine'sDa y Special you' QQ emd lt at . � [)All§ ovett25 .000 gtteetmg �1' ca1tdst o choose fycom. !';� Valentine cards and gift ideasfo� yourswee theart ' HeartSh aped Pizza ¥ posters-1 0% off ¥ stained glass 1 0 inch Sicilian Pizza til' Va lentine's Day decalsand Only $2.99 ¥stuffed animals . more!! Submit entries for Dale's "Change the Store Name" contest UniversityVillage �arty's Com muting Tuba Illini graduafe student commutes to join Eastern'sMarching Blue

by Laura Ziebell all that, but in two years, George has He says that some people think he is never missed a rehersal and only once crazy, that his parents "wondered" has he missed playing at a halftime about him for a while, and that most show," Hillyer said. people do not believe him when says he Jarosch had car trouble that evening is a member of Eastern's band. and arrived shortly after the basketball But it's true-George Jarosch plays halftime show ended, Hillyer said. the tuba in both the Marching and Pep The success of Eastern's athletic Bands at Eastern, even though he is a teams were also a factor for his desire graduate student at the University of to play in the band. "I attended a few lllinois in Champaign-Urbana. football games in 1978 and was really m For the past two years, Jarosch's i pressed by the team, the band and schedule has been a little different the spirit of the fans," Jarosch said. than the average U of I student. In "Watching them advance · to the order to play his tuba, he drives a 120- national finals again this year was mile round trip to Charle�ton nearly really exciting." everyday. · "Eastern's a really nice school. I o Jarosch's family resides in Elk would have g ne here but my program Grove Village, a suburb of Chicago, (electrical engineering) is not offered. I where Jarosch, his sister and brother like the campus and especially the were taught to appreciate music. people," Jarosch said. "My sister graduated from Eastern One of the best benefits Jarosch said with an education and music he gains through Eastern is that of performance degree and my brother friendship. "I've gotten to know a lot plays the trombone," J arosch said. of the band people and Eastern's Phi During his undergraduate years at Mu Alpha chapter has welcomed me Valparaiso University, Jarosch visited in." his sister at Eastern and became Jarosch said his two different familiar with the music program. universities make it easy for him to establish study rules as he has "a place " I marched in my high school band and wanted to stay involved in music. to study (U of I) and a place to relax When I first enrolled at the U of I, I and have a good time." looked into the band program,'' For the daily Marching Band Jarosch said. rehearsals, Jarosch arrives shortly But the two-hour, sometimes twice­ before 3 p.m. and usually spends a little time with friends r daily practice schedule discouraged befo e he heads George Jarosch, a member of the Marching Blue-Eastern's marching back to Urbana. On game Jarosch. He said he had also heard weekends, band-enjoys a moment of rest during one of the Panthers basketball games. he usually spends the entire band auditions were "real tough." weekend at The graduate student of the University of Illinois in Urbana commutes daily to Eastern and stays with friends. Jarosch decided not to try out for the practice with the Marching Blue. (News photo by Macia Steele) Marching Illini Band mainly because The basketball season is easier on he felt "they took all the fun out of traveling as reliearsaldays are fewer. university as a teacher's aide. Jaros�h a supporting word . Fellow Driving is also something marching." that he "Some people at U of I used to give tuba player Bruce Wescott said he takes pleasure from as he owns three Since he knew that . tuba players are me a hard time about being in thinks Jarosch helps out the band. "I cars. One is being repaired right now always in demand, Jarosch thought he Eastern's band," Jarosch said. "But I think he's an awfully generous person and he drives ''which ever would ask Eastern's Band director, one has try not to pay attention to them." to do something like this. He's a good more gas in it." Harold Hillyer, if he could join the However, when some of Jarosch's musician and a great guy-everybody "I never sat down and Marching Blue. figured how friends from Eastern visited him in likes him." much money "I thought he was joking at first," I put into the gas tank," Urbana and got to know his U of I Dan Spees, a member of Eastern's Jarosch Hillyer said. "But since he was a good said. "I think it's better if I friends, the pressure subsided a bit, he Phi Mu Alpha chapter, said the don't. As it is, I ju tuba player with a good background in st turn on my car said. fraternity has made Jarosch an stereo and enj oy the ride." music, I agreed to let him join." Living with Eastern graduate, honorary alumni member. "George Traveling is one Hillyer's approval stipulated that of Jarosch's hobbies Gordie Nelson, also helps Jarosch. joined Phi Mu when he was at as he is currently , Jarosch attend every rehearsal and taking flying lessons "Gordie gives me a lot of support Valparaiso, but when he came down at of I's airport game performance. u · , Willard Field. which really helps," Jarosch said. here on such a daily basis, we sort of Jarosch is also employed by the " I didn't know if �e could really do Members of Eastern's band also lend adopted him in," Spees said. Card With Your EASTSIDER Today

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by Denise Skowron behind-the-back stunts. Lambert's su Question: What goes up, but doesn't come down? ability and charm won him extended ap Answer: Baseballs, bats, tennis racquets, hammers, perfect score of 30 to take home first place axes and flaming torches. Sometimes even a bowling As a result of this recent recognition, he has ball. to perform in Stevenson Hall's talent show. Almost any object can fit this riddle as long as "It's become kind of a goal for freshman Rich Lambert is below controlling it. challenge," Lambert said. Constantly, Lambert is a juggler and the four years of practice striving to develop new and more difficult s behind him has made him quite a good one. He can grab Currently, Lambert can juggle one bow any three objects and in no time have them rotating in two other objects of lesser weights. But · the air effortlessly. Lambert, that is not enough, he wants to do How did it all start, and why? The best part about the juggling, Lam The easy-going technical education major sat back audience. While observers are fascinated b and smiled modestly. juggling creates, Lambert too, is fasci "It was because of my baseball coach in high expressions and reactions made by his school," Lambert replied. - feats. As a high school - freshman, Lambert looked on, Lambert's talents, however, are not fascinated as his coach carelessly juggled three juggling alone. Since the age of seven, · baseballs. Amazed by the coach's trick, Lambert asked playing baseball continuously. He began his career in the "Atom Le what he was doing. _ "It's just something I picked up," the coach casually baseball league for the very young. , replied to Lambert. - As left fielder for Eastern's baseball t . After one quick lesson, Lambert too picked up said he has high expectations for the futur juggling, and has not put it down since. joining a professional baseball organ· Apparently, Lambert has not limited himself to ultimate goal. baseballs. As Eastern Gregg Triad residents observed in But now, if in passing a dorm room in f Rich Lambert juggles three tennis racquets-one of last month's Gong Show, Lambert has expanded his act notice a young man on his knees, wearing the many objects the Eastern baseball player keeps up to tennis racquets, baseball bats and hammers. juggling baseball bats. Do not be alarmed, · in the air. (News photo by Wayne Purdy) Lambert also performed new, over-the-shoulder and just Lambert practicing. N o-slope skier Cross-countryspor t e.njoyed by VP Williams by Melinda DeVries was unplanned, in that cross-country skiing was not Since this time of the year, according to Eastern Vice what they had in mind when they went to a Wisconsin President for Student Affairs Glenn Williams, is ski lodge. He added that they traveled the long distance · "dead," he tries to "livin' it up" by skiing across hill to down-hill ski. and dale. "We rented down-hill skis and boots, you know the The 54-year-old Eastern administrator and his wife, big skis and the heavy boots. Quite frankly, the slopes Joan, take off any free weekend they have and do the were crowded and the guy at the lodge suggested that we one winter sport they love-cross-country skiing. go cross-country skiing instead. So we decided to give it The love for the outdoors is what brings Williams and a try," Williams said. his wife away from their warm, comfortable house and With their downhill equipment, Williams and his wife out into the bitter cold, wet snow. tackled the cross country trails, struggling to get even a "Essentially, we are outdoor people-we even camp couple yards. in the winter. It is a dead time of year and you just got "Then we noticed a woman going right up a hill and to keep busy," Williams said. couldn't figure out how she could do it in those big, Williams said he· considers this part of winter the heavy skis. We decided to quit for the day and went "dead time of year" because "you can't go hunting and back to the lodge," he said. I don't like to ice fish.'' Williams said, laughing, that he and his wife talked to The enjoyment Joan and he get from skiing is typified the man in the ski shop and finally found out why they by the excitement in his vo�ce as he discusses his could not maneuver as well as the woman they saw on experiences with �.:ross-country skiing. the hill-she was wearing cross-country skis. The couple have been skiing cross-country for seven Williams said he and Joan drove to Milwaukee, Wis. years and although Williams could not estimate how that evening and qought the lighter-weight skis. and many times a year they do ski, he said they get away to shoes. ski as much as they can. Ever since they were set right on the type of skis Although Williams will jump at the chance to ski needed to cross-country ski, the couple has "skied across the wide, open country now, he said he was not everywhere." eager to try cross-country skiing at first. Although Williams admits he gets hurt once in a "She (his wife, Joan) got me into it," Williams said. while, he said his middle-age does not hinder him from "She is the one that suggested it. The good things we participating in the demanding sport. Vice President for Student Affairs do, she starts," he added. "It is pretty demanding. I get hurt, but I don't stop takes a horizontal stride across Lantz Field Williams said the first time they cross-country skiied - because of that," Williams said. country equipment. (News photo by Macia 1Quie( hunting Sport of archerypr ovides for quiet, peaceful pa by Jane Meyer The sport is reflective of the man. Both can be termed .. You're so quiet for so long- observing," Miller said. United States and in other regio quiet and deliberate. "Once a bird sat on my hat and grouse have walked Pennsylvania, Maryland, West Virginia The sport is archery and the man who is a part of that over my boots before." and the Canadian province of Newfound! sport is Eastern Vice President for Administration and And the more quiet that the hunter is, the more it Getting as close as you can with the 1 enables him to observe nature. Finance George Miller. · noise is the objective of the sport, Miller Bow and arrow hunting has been a major pastime of "Because you are so quiet you observe nature so With an aim which he says is "fair! Miller since he graduated from college. much _better," Miller said. "It wasn't until I took up Miller has netted such trophies as moose, Miller said this sport, as opposed to many others, is bow hunting that I saw the beauty of the forest." from Newfoundland, deer, elk and bear quiet and one which affords him a calm and relaxing "I notice the bark on the trees and enjoy seeing all the time came within three or four feet aw peace. animals whether it's a squirrel, moose, a bird or a hawk. bear. His favorite animal of all to hu "Bow fm nters are very quiet about what they do," - It's really greatto be out there." 'turkey. Miller said. "It's a great, quiet sport." MiJ!er and his father have been hunting companions "Turkeys are the most difficult and m Sometimes when he ishun ting it is soquiet that ev_en for many years. His father indoctrinated him on the to hunt, " Miller said. "But, I really don't the animals are fooled by his presence. early principles in the sport-eve-n selecting the first set something everytime I go hunting. It's · "You pride yourself in becoming a part of the - of equipment for his son. matters. environment,'' Miller said. The father and son team have hunted across the la's Ark . Stuffedanim als turn hobby into busi-ness customers and a name for her business-Nola's Ark. Larimore, a technical assistant at Booth "It's not really a business," she cont ended. "It's , shares her small . apartment with 30 odd more of an overgrowing hobby." She said she has the , including seven bears, two kangaroos, and a most customer requests between Thanksgiving and Christmas, and may spend as much as eight hours a ore made the stu ffed menagerie out of night working on them during the holiday season. ry fabric, fake fur, taffeta, polyester fiber, and "If I'm really desperate, I can make one (animal) a . She makes stuffed animals as a hobby and she night," she said. Depending on the complexity of the e tries "to make them as lifelike as pattern, she said her creations take from eight to 18 colorwise. hours to complete. $1.50 for a w up_on a farm with cows and dogs and cats all Larimore's animals range in price from place. I would go out and pet the dogs and cats baby duck to $30 for a lion about 3-feet in length. The ..how the fur laid . on their noses and tails." cost of each creature depends on the amount she must e said inspecting the live animals enabled her to spend for the materials she uses to make it, Larimore ore lifelike creatures. said. ugh Larimore said she loves all animals, she Larimore said she is able to purchase . the fabrics, s are special to her. As a child, Larimore said patterns, stuffing, and most of the facial features for a teddy bear that was "bigger than me," and the animals at local stores. What she can not find in· d sit on its lap in a rocking chair. Charleston or the surrounding area, she orders from a in Oregon. · g stuffed animals became a serious hobby for supply house re in 1974. "I think what really started me was Larimore makes recipe boxes, dolls, and pillows in my mother said, 'You cannot make anymore addition to members of the animal kingdom, but the ,' so I started making animals.'' latter-especially those in her living room-are the ones that people would happen to see her she values most. ore said Steve MacGregor and his stepdaughter Dana enjoy at where she works, and would ask her to make "This way, I can keep stuffed animals and people the presence of one of their 11 snakes that roam the them. She has gradually acquired a number of won't think I'm completely crazy," Larimore laughed. � hoaseho� .(News ph �oby Tom Roberts) � ������������ ���������������������� �� h Little' Jr. Snake family ·_Moose charms campus with impersonations Mahoney said- he considers his impersonations as MacGregors own the ranks of impersonators is Eastern's own merely a hobby, but it is a hobby that is gaining campus f Rich Little, John "Moose" Mahoney, a recognition for Moose. Last year Mahoney was featured mOak Lawn. by his fraternity Delta Sigma Phi at Greek Sing singing 11 lively reptiles said he developed his unique talent by listening the Elvis single, ''Teddy Bear''. Also, Moose performed her, John Mahoney Sr., do impersonations his impersonations by popular demand at the Alpha Phi house. sorority formal. by Herb Meeker s how I really got started with this. I always Yet Mahoney does not stifle himself to only Illinois One could say that aq attachment to snakes helped bring Steve and Vickie MacGregor together. my dad and our voices are so similar that I performances. Spring break 1980 brought Mahoney to s picked up on his impersonations.'' the Lounge of the Ramada Inn at Daytona Beach where One night about 16 months ago, Steve was "all ahoney entertained in clubs when he was he was urged on by his fraternity brothers to "steal the wrapped up" with "Mandy," a six-foot female Python. and once won a first place for his show.'' He was showing off hispet during a life science class at tions on the Sax Amateur Hour Radio Show Mahoney is self-admittedly a shy person. Then .why, Lake Land College and was having trouble getting his e 1940s. one might ask, does he do it? classmates to .help him out of the predicament. h he does not plan to venture out "I love to make people laugh,'.' he said. "I always "Vickie was the only student in class who had the ally as did his father, Mahoney does have an have. These impersonations that I do help make up my tenacity to help me put the snake back in the cage," up-an act that has evolved since his days as personality." Steve said. Vickie did help out but "refused to mess der at St. Linus's Grade School in Oak Lawn. Moose recalled when his grade school teachers would with with Mandy's head." then I used to spout off James Cagney one­ single him out in class and ask him to do a voice. One thing lead �o another and Vickie, Lake Land y-girl parties. But my voices were somewhat "Back then my face would turn bright red, and I zoology major, and Steve, a disabled Air Force veteran, he said. would just clam up. But now I realize that if you have a Eastern zoology major and herpetology buff, were s repertoire now includes incredible stage, take it,'' he said. married on August 9, 1980. of Elvis Presley, Rodney Dangerfield (a Unfortunately, Valentine's Day is not a favorite of They took Mandy along on their - honeymoon to of Mahoney's), Edward G. Robinson and John Mahoney. He summarized his feelings with the Florida. This caused some problems when Steve told the ante to name but a few. He also dabbles in "unrespected" Rodney Dangerfield. motel manager that he was keeping a snake in the room. of the cartoon characters Tennessee Tuxedo "For me Valentine's Day means nothing. I get no "The maid wouldn't even come in, she'd just throw J. Whoopee, you're a genius!"), Peter broads at all . Why the first time I had sex, I was all in the towels and sheets and have us clean up the place." and Glump from Gulliver's Travels. alone! " Steve said. But even Vickie had trouble getting used to sleeping in the bedroom with a python, but now she says "Mandy is part of the family." chetwoman But Vickie and Steve consider all the snakes they own part of the family-the MacGregors own 11 snakes and love them au. -six years at crochet There is "Jeannie," a 13-foot 55-pound python who Jines is now having trouble shedding her skin; "Noah" and "Sheba" two Boa constrictors; "Sandy," an Eastern 'te of arthritis in her right hand and a double­ Sand Boa, which resembles a large earth worm; left thumb caused by an injury, Merle Wright heting. "Rosie," an orange-red Rat Snake from Florida who is ugh she will be 96-years-old Feb. 15, the. having trouble adjusting to . the winter weather; of Odd Fellow-Rebekah Home in Mattoon "Foxie," a fe isty Fox ·Snake; "Corny" a Corn Snake that "you have to keep busy." and Kingston, a chain-patterned King Snake. Even Dana, Vickie's 4-year-old daughter from a t tells people when asked her age, "I'm 59 and I'm not ·going to get old," she added. "The previous marriage, enjoys playing with all the pie go, the tougher they get.'' snakes-except the big ones like Sheba and Jeannie. person brings her the thread, she will make What is the reaction of friends and relatives to this attachment to serpents? g for them. She said she has crocheted many relatives, friends, and wor�ers at the nursing "They think we're nuts." Vickie said. Steve does not understand their attitude because the year I gave away six bedspreads I had sna_kes are not poisonous and tame. . My daughter has eight tablecloths I "I've raised most of these snakes from the time they -it takes about six weeks to make a large were born." Steve said. "They know me." right said. Steve said all the snakes are kept in cages constructed ocheted doilies, potholders, and Christmas from 3/4-inch thick plywood boards, plexiglass and the home's three bazaars, she said and this past corrugated aluminum. However, sometimes when she crocheted 40 Christmas bells over tiny visitors are not around the snakes are allowed . to run · loose in the house for play and exercise. ps. Merle wright, a 95-year-old resident of the Odd That does cause problems for some of the other along just fine crocheting," Wright said, ellows-Rebekah '. Nursing Home, · enjoys to crochet pets-two parrot� "Cream Puff" and "Cracker" and a I keep it up all the time." items for gifts and the such. (News photo by Tom dog "Duke." · Roberts) Author goes too far in gruesome death book

"Those Who Died Young," by J's") because they all had entertaining? Is America an audience Marianne Sinclar. Penguin Books, premonitions of early death and "they full of "death-seekers?" To think that 1979; $9.95 Book all became virtually dependent on we would all buy a book like this With the recent death of John drugs and alcohol." because we get a big kick out of death Lennon, many of us now know the Sinclair does try to explain our is not very comforting. Yet there must strong sense of loss that almost always Review attraction to certain idols (i.e. "love be someone who would buy it. Wha accompanies the death of a young star. by Elise Hempel gods," "rebel heroes," "genius for kind of person is he? A pathological But would we run out and buy a book excess," etc.) and why our attraction death-freak? To Siilclair the answer · all about John and his death, with Sinclair stresses the point that they frequently intensifies after these idols simple: A young person. pictures to boot? I, for one, would not. (John and Bobby Kennedy, Che die. But her explanations appear as Sinclair lets us in on the basis for h When I first picked tip "Those Who Guevara and Eva Perone) were all only _ an attempt at justifying the answer: "Today, it is often exclusively Died Young," I was mainly interested good-lookers, thereby melting the existence of such a book, a way of through descriptions of the deaths o in satisfying a long-time curiosity - hearts of looks-conscious America. making it look like more than just a celebrities that young people are ab! how did "soul" singer Sam Cooke die? But in a book whose main concern is pile of photos and facts about dead to satisfy what can really be called After I found what I needed to know I rock and movie heroes, these people people. healthy curiosity in death." So we wanted nothing more to do with the also seem out of place. Perhaps at this point the book's to assume that buying this book book. It seemed to me subtly So Sinclair1s rules for inclusion are a photographs .should be mentioned to Sinclair lets us in on the basis for her gruesome. little flexible. Perhaps her motto is make sure its gruesomeness comes answer: "Today, it is often exclusively But what is Sam Cooke doing in a ' 'the more dead people the better.'' across. The photos are all black-and­ through descriptions of the deaths of book like this anyway, a book with ls Sinclair merely grouping together white, in keeping with the death theme, celebrities that young people are able Jimi Hendrix, Marilyn Monroe and. some dead stars to sell a book? I am and many of them are of famous to satisfy what can really be called a James Dean on its cover? Sinclair inclined to think she is. (Either that or caskets and headstones. Sound fun? healthy curiosity in death." So we are makes it clear throughout that she is she is allowing a fascination with death There is even one of James Dean's to assume that buying this book concerned with rock and movie to infest her work.) crumpled Porsche. And one of signifies a healthy curiosity? "legends." And yet she also includes She seems obsessed with categorizing Montgomery Clift slouched against a Well, however "healthy" this book people like Duane Allman, Cass Elliot the dead celebs, an attempt to make the file cabinet with a bottle of booze in his may or may not be, we do g and Bruce Lee, stars who have had book look organized and insightful. hand, probably a shot from one of ·his something from it: the secret formula some following but can hardly be For instance, she lumps Janis Joplin, movies but not labeled as such·. for becoming a legend - make movies, called legends. Jimi Hendrix and former Stones So, what are we to make of pictures take drugs and die young. Leave th What about the political figures who guitarist Brian Jones together (at one like these? Are they supposed to be rest up to writers like Sinclair. died at an early age? A few are here. point she refers to them as "the three Com ic book _''H ulk'' successful a·s TV ser·ies Comic book characters usually do "The Incredible Hulk" debuted as a in the success of the series. Opaqu not translate to film or television very series in March of 1978 and it differed contact lenses are used very effective! well. Remember how television TV considerably from the storylines in the as is the green hair and pea gr bastardized Batman in 1966? Or how comic books. There were no elaborate makeup. about the way Wonder Woman was villains or interplanetary escapades for A number of factors seem to point t presented as a joke with Lynda Carter R9Vl9W the Hulk. The series mainly sticks to the show's success. non-acting her way through three years by Cy Gaffney,Jr . human interest tales which is one of the The series deals with timely as Diana Prince? reasons that the show is a success. relevant issues intel ligently. 0 Well, I can think of one character comics like "The Fantastic Four," The entire storyline was pretty much powerful episode dealt with ch' "Spider Man," "The X-men" and changed for television though. A new abuse, while another titled "Like fron;i the comic books who has a very · healthy ratings life on network "Captain America." character was added in the person of brother" told of race relations. It · other television today- The Incredible The Hulk was featured with Jack Magee, a reporter for a scandal easy to identify with the series. Hulk. super heroes in a series of cartoons sheet who has seen the Hulk and is Another thing the series has goi "Marvel mo The cartoon-hero Hulk was created under the umbrella title of determined to capture the creature. In for it is the characters, who are by Stan Lee, the head of Marvel Super Heroes" in the middle 1960s. the series, Banner is presumed dead than one-dimensional. After y for comics, in 1962. The story and origin There was not much animation, but the and Magee thinks so too. But until have been watching the show concern a scientist named Bruce show was infinitely superior to the Banner can find a cure, he is on the while, you get to know David Bann Saturday morning drivel that is on run. . and his alter ego. Banner whose exposure to gamma The Hulk makeup 1s another factor radiation causes him to revert to a now. green gargantua filled with rage. This metamorphosis reoccurs every time Banner is angered or is in pain. In the comic books the Hulk fought all kinds of elaborate villains and was frequently a guest star in other Marvel _ Sweet

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Warren-Gordon 2, 15, 20-Brady Girls 9-Barney Miler 1 7-Movie: "Cotton Comes to 1943 hit 50 rohibit 12-Wall Street Week 1 0-Backstage at the Grand Harlem" ( 19'70) Fast-paced P 52 Belvedere 17,38-l'm a Big Girl Now Ole Opry cops and robbers tale filmed in 53 .Echo e:oo p:m. 11, 38-SolidGold New York's Harlem. Godfrey 56 Baltic country, 1 5,20-Nero Wolfe 1 2-Sports America Cambridge, Raymond St. 2, formerly 1 7-Monte Carlo Show Jacques, Redd Roxx. 3, 10-Dukes of Hazzard 58 Bandage 6:30 p.m. 38-Movie: "Perfect Friday" 12-Washington Week in 59 Chafe Review 3-MASH (1970) Stylish, adult film about 17, 38-Movie: "Inmates: A 9-College Basketball Notre an unlikely trio who stage a Answers on News page 15 Love Story" set in an Dame vs._ NorthCar olina State bank caper in London. Ursula 1 2-Masterpiece Theatre Sanda, James Mason. experimental prison, where a 1 0-Muppet Show Andress, Stanley Baker. Sunday 8:30 p.m. 3-Star Trek cynical petty criminal finds 7:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m. 3, 1 0-Jeffersons 9-Movie "Mutiny on the romance with an accountant 2, 1 5,20-Barbara Mandrell 9-Movie: "The St. Valentine's 7:00 p.m. "Animal 9:00 p.m. Bounty" (1935) Classic novel serving time for creating 3, 1 0-WKRP in Cincinnati Day Massacre" (1 967) Grim 2, 15, 20-Movie: in a 2, 15,20-Women Who Rate a of tyranny and revolt at sea. bookkeeping. Kate Jackson, 1 1-That Nashville Music re-enactment of the events House" John Belushi hilliarious story of the Deltas 10 Charles Laughton, Clark Perry King. 1 2-CountryMusic Hall leading up to the notorious 3,1 0-Trapper John, M.D. Gable. 8:30 p.m. 1 7 ,38-Charlie's Angels mass murder. jason Robards, against the rules of the 9,11-News 1 0-Jackie Gleason 12-lllinois Press 7:30 p.m. Jearf Hale, George Segal. University. 0-Archie Bunker's Place 1 2-All Creatures Great and 1 1-Phone Power 9:00 p.m. 1 0-College Basketball 11:30 p.m. 3, 1 Small 1 2-lllinois Press 2,15,20-NBC Magazine with Sycamores vs. Drake 1 0-Movie: "Sleepwalker" 11-Movie: "Conrack" (1974) 9:30 p.m. 15, 20-Movie: "The David Brinkley 11-Backstage at the Grand (1975) A chronic Real-life story of a at 1 1 -Think About Tomorrow Detective" ( 1 968) A hard­ 3,1 0-Dallas Ole Opry somnambulist stumbles across schoolteacher who worked 1 ,38-Sharkhunters hitting adaptation of the best­ 9-News 1 2-Lively Country a murder, then wonders if it educating indigent black 7 10:00 p.m. seller about a homosexual 1 1-Joker's Wild B:OO p.m. was a dream. Darleen Carr. children on an island off South 2,3, 10, 15, 1 7,20,38-News murder case. Frank Sinatra. 12-Bill Moyers' Journal 2, 1 5,20-Walking Tall midnight Carolina Jon Voight. 1 2-Shock of the new 9-Morecambe Wise Lee Remick, Jacqueline 9:30 p.m. 1 1 -0zark CountryJubilee 2-America's Top 1 O & 1 1-Jack Van lmpe Bisset. 11-News 12-Movie: "The Pride and the 1 5,20-Sha Na Na 1 7 ,38-Movie: Ray Scheider 12-Fall and Rise of Reginald 1 ?-Backstage at the Grand 10:00 p.m. Passion" (1957) The passion 17-News returns as the beleaguered Perrin Ole Opry 2,3,1 0, 15, 1 7,20,38-News is between Cary Grant and 12:1 5 1.m. police chief pursuing yet 10:15 p.m. 38-Movie: "A Yank in the 9-Prisoner: Cell Block H Sophia Loren, and the pride is 17-ln Focus another great white in "Jaws 10-CBS News RAF" ( 1 94 1 ) The action 11-Benny Hill his Spanish patriot in this tale of 12:30 1.m. 2". Lorraine Gary. 17,3 8-ABC News sequences are far more 10:30 p.m. Spaniards repelling Napoleon's 2-News 7:30 p.m. 3, 1 O-One Qay at a Time 10:30 p.m. interesting than the romantic 2, 1 5,20-Tonight invasion. 1 1-Three Stooges 2-Movie: "The Mackintosh ones in this tale the early 3-Movie: "The Sugarland 1 7-Love Boat 1 5,20-Black Woman Today B:OO p.m. of Man" A complex Cold War spy days of WW II. Tyrone Power, Express" (1974) A young 38-College Basketball 1:00 1.m. 3,1 0-Alice yarn . Paul Newman, Dominique BettyGr able. couple trying to re-claim their 8:30 p.m. 9, 1 5,20-News 9-Lawrence Welk

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