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o compromise could lead to a faculty strike The BOO governs Eastern, Chicago State other state employees, early retirement BOG whether it will strike at the Oct. 17 University, Governors State University, options and better health care benefits. BOG board meeting at Western Illinois Northeastern Illinois University and Western "Our demands are very simple. Most University, Vogel said: As the possibility of a faculty strike looms Illinois University. importantly, we want equity," Vogel said. "The second last thing UPI really wants is loser, the Board of Governors, the faculty "We have reason to be optimistic there will "When the new contract UPI is negotiating to strike, but the absolute last thing we want d University Professionals of Illinois, each be no strike, but the possibility of a strike is for ends, we want all faculty salaries to be is to continue working under the. existing owed no sign of a willingness to compro­ more imminent now than it was two weeks equal with the nati9nal average." conditions," h~ said. · .se Thursday. ago. Every day that goes by that the BOG Faculty salaries at BOG·universties are · Despite this, BOO sp0keswoman Michelle Faculty at the five BOO universities have doesn't move on our demands, we get closer currently 15 percent below national averages. Brazell said she does not believe there will be n working without a contract since Sept. to striking," UPI President Mitch Vogel said. The executive board of UPI plans to dis­ . Contract negotiations between the UPI and UPl's demands include equity with nation­ cuss next week the possibilites of striking. If e BOO are continuing in Springfield. al salary levels, to be treated equally with a settlement is not reached, it will inform the t Continued on page 2A .:Search committee to fill VP position By JtLL BAUTER Kindrick said he is hopeful Administration editor that. his successor will not have - . a difficult transition to make, A 14-member search commit­ given the upcoming implemen­ . tee has been selected to fill the tation of the new general educa­ position of provost and vice tion program and other various president for academic affairs, changes taking place in the aca­ which will be vacated by Robert demic programs at Eastern. Kindrick on Dec. 1. "The general education core . Several different groups on is well along, but there may be campus, such as the Council on some financial problems to Academic Affairs, Council of solve," he said. However, "that Deans,Faculty Senate and Stud­ depends on the Board of ent Senate, were asked to rec­ Governors, the Illinois Board of ommend members to serve on Higher Education and the gener­ the committee, said Judith al assembly." Anders.on, director of affirma­ Top priorities for the new tive action/cultural diversity. provost and vice president of Anderson will serve as an ex­ Academic Affairs will probably 'chael Peplansky, a junior business major, speaks with special agent Victor Juarez about a career as a fed­ officio, non-voting member of consist of implementing the al agent Thursday at the Job Fair in the ballroom of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union. the committee. general education program and Anderson said President Stan the recommendations of the areer day job fair attracts 1,000 students Rives selected the committee Study of Undergraduate Educat­ members from the groups' rec­ ion, Kindrick said. In addition, "We invited over 2,000 to next year's job fair," Jones ommendations. working with the CAA on the employers nationwide," she said. added. ' "Over 130 employers represent­ Students who went to the job With Kindrick's resignation in review of majors will be "a top ore an , s en s came ing all majors showed for the job fair received information from Dec.ember, the top two positions priority issue," he added. ut for the fall 10th annual Career fair." companies in their respective in Academic Affairs will be On June l,_a census of aca­ ay Job Fair held Thursday in the "I think the fair has gone well; majors and were able to make vacant. However, Anderson said demic programs must be submit­ artin Luther King Jr. University. in fact, so well that we ran out of future appointments for inter­ Rives inte.nds to consult the ted to the BOG. Kindrick said "We're very happy with the brochures," said Ruth M. views concerning possible newly formed search committee that project will also be a major sponse from the employers and Meinhart, senior area sales direc­ employment after graduation, in filling the associate vice pres­ area of interest to the new vice he students," said Shirley tor for Marketing & Management Stewart said. ident postion as well. president. tewart, director of the Career Corporation of America." "I think there was an impress­ "I think it is clearly under­ Candidates for the position Janning and Placement Center. Meinhart said last year their ible amount of different agencies Stewart said the job fair is an corporation hired two Eastern stu­ (at the jobs fair), said Catherine stood that there is a need to should have a variety of charac­ pportunity for all students, fresh­ dents. Downey, senior political science move as quickly as is feasibly teristics, including good com­ an through graduate, to develop "I think it (the job fair) is major. "This was my first time (at possible to get an acting posi­ munication skills, integrity, bud­ . contact with prospective great," said Demetra Jones, junior the fair); I wish I had taken tion filled in the Academic get skills and the ability to work mployers. She said the fair computer management major. "It advantage of it earlier instead of Affairs area," Anderson added. off-campus with constituencies Hows .the employers to recruit is an excellent opportunity to waiting to the last minute." Although it is not certain how in the community and with the or their current needs and to meet companies in your major Stewart said her main goal is to long the search could last, members of the BOG and the ake contacts for their for future and to see what type of require­ continue to increa.se the student Anderson said "it often takes IBHE, Kindrick said. mployment. This year's job fair ments and -skills they are looking turnout at the job fair. For those about six months in a search of The provost and vice presi- as more of a variety of employ- for in their job market." who missed Thursday's job fair this nature." 'Tm already looking forward another will be held Feb. 5, 1992. • Continued on page 2A ecurity council OKs plan to end detention of inspection UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Moving to ments, photographs and videotapes will the destruction of its terror weapons. not all 44 inspectors would be needed for efuse the latest standoff with Saddam stay in the possession of the inspectors The statement said the council "reiter­ the task. However, it was not certain when ussein, the Security Council on Thursday while they and Iraqi authorities prepare a ates its demand that the inspectors ... be the inspectors might actually be released. cepted an Iraqi proposal aimed at ending catalog of them. released immediately," but didn't object to Eke us said "we are not talking hours" e three-day detention of U.N. weapons Iraq had initially demanded that the team "a joint inventory of documents and mate­ before the team is released because spectors in Ba'ghdad. relinquish the documents, which the rials "in this particular case." Rolf Ekeus, arrangements need to be made with the The inspectors have been held in a inspectors refused to do. head of the U.N. Special Commission Iraqis. aghdad parking lot since they uncovered Later, the council also issued a statement charged with disposing of Iraq's weapons But he added: "We have worked out uments describing Iraq's secret nuclear saying that.it "deplores Iraq's repeated of mass destruction, estimated it would very sound arrangements, and we expect eapons program. violations of its obligations" under U.N. take less than 24 hours to catalog all the Iraq to say 'yes' to that, and then we can Under the plan, diplomats said the docu- resolutions demanding its cooperation with doc~ments, film and videotape, and that work quickly." 2A' Friday, September 27, -1991 FROM PAG E ONE I VP •from page 1A Lucy Campanis, home economics Deans Council representative; dent must also "have an interest in assistant professor and Council on Dean Vaughn Jaenike of the Teacher Education representative; College of Fine Arts, Deans working with the faculty and stu­ Marietta Deming, health studies dents on academic programs," he Council representative; Johnetta assistant professor and Faculty Jones, director of minority student added. Senate representative; Ruth Dow, Charles Colbert, vice president affairs and presidential appoint­ home economics professor and ment; Hal Nordin, economics pro­ for Business Affairs, will chair the newly-formed search committee Council on Graduate Studies repre­ fessor and Faculty Senate represen­ sentative; Ron Gholson, secondary tative; Martha Price, student body also ·consisting of: Kandy Baum­ education and foundations profes­ president and student representa­ gardner, zoology professor and CAA representative; David Buch­ sor and CAA representative;-Dean tive; and Kathlene Shank, depart­ William Hine of the School of ment chair representative of the anan, department chair representa­ tive of the chemistry department; Adult and Continuing Education, s~ial education department. Strike ', t From page IA answer because it seems like the misplaced." - a strike. more tuition goes up, the more Vogel said more money would "Our position at the BOG is that money goes to administration," be available for faculty raises if we are not close to_a ruike. Before Vogel said. unnecessary administrative posi­ UPI can strike, they must first com­ BOG has requested a 10 percent tions were eliminated. In addition, a plete mediation, serve notice toter­ salary increase from the Illinois multiple-year contract, which minate the contract extension and Board of Higher Education. Last would promise a salary increase serve us notice of an intent to strike. year BOG requested a 12 percent this year, and a larger increase next UPI has done none of these things," increase for faculty, but received year, would help to avoid a strike. she said. only 4 percent: Another option would be for the "We agree the faculty needs "It's all very nice for the BOG to BOG to adopt a state early retire­ more money, but it has been a very say that they've made a request, but ment option that would allow NATIONAL TOURING COMPANY difficult year for the state financial­ they don't have a very good track senior professors to buy their way When: Monday, Sept 30, 1991 ly. We do recognize the fact that record on coming through for us," out Of their contracts and retire Where: Eastern llllnols University Union Grand Ballroom salaries are lagging behind," Vogel said. early, he said. Time: 8:00p.m. Tlcbt• •val18ble at llM Union Tlcbt Oftlc:e and the door Brazell added. · "Even if the BOG did request 10 · "Senior professors make twice Price: 1 To increase salaries, money will percent, the faculty will get less the amount of money of newer pro­ =~::.':e~:::~~~- and senior C~ns ~1 . have to come out of the existing than half of that because (the BOG) fessors. If they were allowed to buy requested a 23 percent salary ' their way out of their contract, it 'PPf"""-Ulfl.1ru BOG budget. Neither side favors a &.. increase for themselves. This tells would free up a lot of extra money ····==- ./ tuition increase. "A tuition increase is not the me their priorities are· definitely for faculty raises," Vogel said. ~... arty's Lunch Special: Italian Beef w/Fries $299 4 o'clock club: 3 for $1 Burgers Friday Late: 3 for $-1 Pizza Slices ~ . · "AyMon •.. they're back! t ·TON~e~~~:~~~~!~HIE $2 cover

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Elie . . ;_ • ~ .. #." .. e Dally Eastern News Friday, ~eptember 27, 1991 3A AA outlines terms for student attendance policy university eliminated his position, thus leav­ council for review, back to the president's ·eliminated." ing no one to serve the students. office for that office's use. The council at its meeting also spent a "What we've done now is basically direct­ 'That document simply says that the pro­ great deal of time trying to define what an The Council on Academic Affairs out­ ed the students to the right office for· any cess of appeals is first through the instructor academic major is. After a lengthy discus­ ed the terms for Eastem's student atten­ catastrophic things that happen," CAA Chair then through the department chair and the sion with no definite agreement reached, the ce policy Thursday, but did not create a Ken Sutton said. 'The vice president for stu­ deans," Sutton said. 'That is what correctly CAA made the decision to publish a modi­ sition to officially determine what a legiti­ dent affairs will handle extreme cases instead exists as policy." fied version of the Board of Governors' defi­ te absence is. of student personnel services." "The difference is, although we have the nition of academic majors in the minutes of Until his retirement this year, Assistant The council amended the section on atten­ business of catastrophic or long-term Thursday's meeting. ' for Student Personnel Services James dance policy in the current undergraduate absences taken care of with the vice presi­ Sutton said he will encourage the college son issued official excused absences to catalog to clear up the change in the policy. dent (of student affairs), we don't have a per­ deans to come to the council and give input dents who had legitimate excuses for The CAA also sent the official attendance son to decide what a legitimate absence is on the whole subject of evaluating the aca­ ·ssing classes. When Johnson retired, the policy document, which was given to the anymore," he added. '1'hat position has been demic majors. igh school marching bands o compete at O'Brien stadium auxiliary unit, percussion, wood­ winds, brass and drum major. Musical performance, visual The sound of marching music analysis and general effect will ill fill O'Brien Stadium as the also be judged. 6th annual high school march- Eastern's marching band will g band competition begins also be performing at the com­ aturday. petition. Barta said the competi­ The competition will be held tion is an opportunity for the om 8:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. university to recruit, as well as dmission to the event is $3 for give the high school competitors dults, $2 for students with an a chance to see a university .D. and free for children under band perform. s. "The competitors can benefit Most of the schools compet­ from observing the attitude and ing are from the southwest part performance of an older and f Illinois, said Richard Barta, more experienced band," Barta astern marching band coordi­ added. nator. When the high school band Several of the competing competition first began 14 years schools are Belleville, Pink­ ago, the university decided to neyville, Decatur-McArthur and hold the event in O'Brien Some like it hot Paxton-Buckley-Loda. The ba­ Stadium since there was not Senior art major Michael Ellis, right, takes safety measures as he pours molten bronze into molds nds will be competing in five enough room in any high school Thursday outside the Buzzard Building. Ellis was working on a project for his sculpture class. different Illinois High School stadiums to hold all the compet­ Association classes. ing bands. The bands will be judged on Jacket and contents reported missing By CATHY MYERS and CHRIS SEPER SU elects.president, treasurer Staff writers y ELLIOTT PEPPERS "Being treasurer means knowing how to spend the money wisely Signs have been posted to benefit the HSU, which will throughout campus by an Eastern restroom of Hardee 's, 315 • Scott Schable, 22, and Tim The Hispanic Student Union in turn benefit the entire campus student concerning a missing Lincoln Ave., was damaged at Shellbetg, 22, both of 1206 lected a new president and community." leather jacket that was alleged­ about 2 a.m. Sunday. Garfield Ave., were arrested for reasurer at its meeting In other business, HSU Vice ly stolen early Sunday morning · The damage was estimated at disorderly conduct at their resi­ hursday in the Martin Luther President Karen Medina ann­ at Thirsty's Lounge, 508 E. $125 for the light, and the area dence at about 5 a.m. ·Sunday. ing University Union. ounced a week for Hispanic Monroe St. surrounding the light fixture, • Jason Heath, 20, of Neoga, Jay Martinez, a senior politi­ Heritage Awareness at Eastern. Not only was the jacket which was also damaged. No and Jeffrey Caldwell, 19, of al science major and former "We met with members of the reported missing, but an engage­ arrests were made. Mattoon, were arrested for dis­ SU treasurer, was elected Human Potential Board and set ment and wedding ring set and • Food was thrown throughout orderly conduct and resisting resident and Carlos Flores, a the date for the Hispanic airline tickets were inside the the kitchen, and 10 compact arrest at Stix, 1412 Fourth St., at enior sociology and political Awareness Heritage week for pockets of the jacket as well. discs and a bic)Ccle were all­ about 1:30 a.m. Saturday. ience major, was elected trea­ April 6 to 10 of next year," she Barbara Fisher, 20, 927 egedly stolen from an apartment Campus: urer. said. Andrews Hall, and Eric Fisher, at 2600 Cambridge late Monday The following is a report filed "Now that the elections are Medina said some of the 24, of California, said they set or early Tuesday morning. with the University Police Depar- . omplete, (the HSU) executive activities planned for the week the jacket down at about mid­ No arrests were made, but the tment: ard will have to come up with will be dancers from Western night while they played pool at bicycle has been found. • An Eastern student reported agenda for improving appro­ Illinois University and Milwau­ Thirsty's Lounge. They discov­ • Theodor. ~ Dunn, 19, 2500 criminal damage to a vehicle at riate procedures at our meet­ kee, Wis., and Sandra Cisneros, ered the jacket missing at about Nantucket, was arrested for dis­ 12:47 p.m. Thursday in Lot F by gs," Martinez said. a Latino author to lecture on 12:30 a.m. orderly conduct at Panther Stevenson Hall. "We're a growing organiza­ Hispanic Heritage. The couple reported the items Lounge, 1421 S. Fourth St., at The student reported a broken ion and we are still learning · The HSU meets weekly on missing, which were valued at about 11 p.m. Wednesday. window of her 1986 Toyota bout all the proper proce­ Thursdays at 7 p.m. in the more than $2,000, to the • Paul Chandler, 723 Cool­ Celica to campus police between ures," he added. Greenup Room of the Martin Charlf?ston Police Department. idge Ave., was arrested for 6:30 p.m. Wednesday and 1 p.m. "I want to make HSU a suc­ Luther King Jr. University According to the police harassment by telephone at Thursday, according to police ss, not just for the university, Union. report, no arrests were made. about 8 a.m. Tuesday. No other reports. The. damage is estimat­ ut for the whole Charleston • A ceiling light in the men's details were given in the police ed at about $412. ommunity," Flores said. report. ARROW TRAVEL

l'liN'!'HER~ 348-0147 SATURDAY AT: LOUNGE...___... . FRIDAY NITE SPRING BREAK THIRSTY'S 25¢ EARLY BIRD SPECIAL Q.B.'s DRAFTS 3 DAY CRUISE on the CARNIVALE , PITCHERS - $2QQ From $294.00 SATURDAY NITE $25.00 will hold your space BUY YOUR PARTY KEGS AT THIRSTY'S 25¢ 620 W. Lincoln Cups & Ice DRAFTS MON-FRI 9-5 West Park Plaza SAT9-12 SAVE BIG - $35iH2 .NAT. LT. - Available o!~~ Eastern News Our public ivy needs to be clipped Ivy? What's this I hear about The point is, as our faculty faces cuts in pay . Eastern associating itself with the benefits and everyone is pointing and flying the ft word Ivy? Ok, ok, there is some at someone else, and with all the BS and bad PR OPINION green stuff growing up the walls experienced, can we at Eastern Illinois University of Old Main, and there are a cou­ consider ourselves in the same league as a Harv ple of gothic looking whatcha­ a Yale? I think NOT! macallits. on the roof but those Let's look at what the university faces. No m are about the only similarities for faculty but cushy jobs for family and friends. RI that I can find between Eastern tuition and student fees. A governor who blames and Ivy. financial policies of the past and refuses to help. Alright, maybe it is good pub- course. he's already graduated. We've got 1i c relations but isn't it a bit Jay Education-environmental-feed-the-hungry-so-long page deceiving? Don't Ivy schools Askin it doesn't-come-out-of-my-stealthy-wealthy­ recruit professors and then pay ------­ bless-America-defense-pocket President shafting them close to what they're worth? They do make an All of these obstacles add up to tougher times attempt to keep them at the university, don't they? for Eastern. Editorials represent the opinion Gee wiz, good professors don't grow on trees, ya However there is a way to solve all of Easte of the editorial board. Columns know. Unlike Physical Plant administrators and scan­ Problems. If the administration will place my bro dalous newsbreaks under the Rives administration. Bruno, Beartrap and myself in charge of the An are the opinion ofthe author. Sigh. Just maybe there comes a time when the admin­ and Means Committee. we could clean out - I m FRIDAY•SEPTEMBER 27• 1991 istrqtors deserve a break. After _all the accusations, ---: clean up the university in no time. Hell, we co investigations, relocations and resignations, these even start with the Physical Plant. poor folks could use one I'm sure. Maybe the time has But seriously, I for one am pretty disgusted come to put all the black marks behind us, or them. Eastern and its administration and felt some thin LOcalsurvey 'Maybe the time has come to create a kinder and gen­ needed to be said. Now ... Let me hear some oft tler campus with excuses and justice for all, or none. brainless, If-you-don't-like-it-why-don't-you-lea Maybe I need to say bad marks, instead of black. remarks. P.S. I'm sorry if I forgot to include anybody. doesn't include Maybe I need to put myself in others shoes or maybe I need to just look out for myself. Maybe I'm getting -jay Askin is a staff writer and columnist for The Dal enough-people way off track. Eastern News. It is not unusual for people to jump to con­ clusions. - However, in a scientific survey, jumping to conclusions makes the survey invalid. Such was the case in a recent alcohol sur­ vey conducted by several doctors and lawyers from Charleston and the surrounding area. The doctors involved in the survey are all members of Doctors and Lawyers for a Drug-Free Youth, which is a research group focusing on underage alcohol and tobacco issues. Editorial The story, which ------• recently appeared in The Daily Eastern News, stat- ed that Cha-rleston was ranked among the highest of 29 cities in percentage of under­ age drinkers. Carbondale was listed as having the highest percentage of underage drinkers and purchasers followed closely by both Champaign and Charleston. Even though the intentions of the survey were valid, the method of the survey was not. The Charleston portion of the research only surveyed 85 out of 10,000 students attending Eastern. Also, the survey was issued during the summer when a majority the college students are home for the sum­ mer break. As a matter of fact, in each of the 29 cities in the 17 Midwestern and -Eastern states sur­ veyed, only 85 underage 'individuals in each city was interviewed. Your turn Another city involved in the survey includ­ ed Carbondale, a city with a population of cities. million babies destroyed ann more than 25,000 people and an additional Isolated violence It- would be irresponsible to ly. The fact of the matter is 24,000 Southern Illinois University students. generally condemn the civil rights despite isolated incidents to ~ccording to the survey, Carbondale main­ not indicative of movement by singling out those contrary, both the civil rig tains the highest in the percentage of under­ incidents as representing the real movement and Operation Re age drinkers. However, researching 85 Operation Rescue philosophy of Dr. King and the advocate non-violence_. civil rights movement, and it is Some people with quest! Dear editor: underage individuals seems like a drop in the irresponsible to do the same in able motives tried to use .the In your Sept. 5 editorial ("Pro bucket when looking at the whole picture of regard to Randall Terry and lated violence of the civil rl Life group actions create oppo­ the city population. Operation Rescue. movement to discredit the site image"}, you cast doubt Champaign, a city with a population of When issues of human life and of civil rights. I hope you do upon the sincerity and motivation more than 70,000 people and an additional dignity are the subjects of have a similar agenda regar of Operation Rescue because intended non-violent confronta­ pro-life. 36,000 University of Illinois students, was some protesters "broke federal tion, violence sometimes occurs. Finally, your quote of the also ranked with a high percentage of under­ injunctions and ' roughed up' one We should not condone such attributed to Geoffrey St age drinkers in the alcohol survey. Again, of the three clinic directors." violence. We should also not use reads "Here (in the cas only 85 underage individuals were inter­ First of all, this incident such isolated incidents to cast Operation Rescue) the de viewed about their drinking habits and meth­ involved only a small number of doubt upon the motives of whole strators are making a judg ods of obtaining liquor. people associated With Operation groups. that the other people don't Rescue. Although the intentions of the group's sur­ While I don't condone the iso­ the right (to an abortion)." To imply that the entire group vey were good, as we believe underage lated incidents of violence within I suppose that is some is dedicated to only three of your _drinking is a problem, a farger survey pool the civil rights movement, I supposed to make us gasp at four standards of civil disobedi­ understand that some people can audacity of Operation Res needs to be researched. ence or to imply that the whole lose their tempers when they feel What if it had read "Here (in group advocates violence is an their human dignity has been case of the civil rights m incorrect generalization. repeatedly violated. While I don't menf) the demonstrators You use "Martin Luther King Jr. condone the isolated incidents of making a judgment that the and his civil rights movement'' as violence within Operation people don't have the rig an example of properly enacted Rescue, I 'can see how some peo­ discriminate on the bast civil disobedience. Yet during ple who care very deeply might race)?" Would you still ex that turbulent civil rights era consider the roughing up of a to gasp? there were many examples of clinic director pretty small beans black violence - many long hot compared to the outrage of .6 summers in America's major t "' .. ·.l. ,,, .... ·,, e Dally Eastern News Friday, September 27, 1991 • • SA Confere·nce highlights Student pianist to perform music llin·ois' fragile prairies of famous artists ByLIZSZORC Post, assistant research biologist; BY MIKE GRANSE Staff writer are representatives from the Staff writer Illinois Natural History Survey Protecting and managing tall presenting "Images of Prairie" at Ingrid Barancoski, a second year prairie grass will be the focus of 4: 10 p.m. According to Ebinger, Eastern graduate student, will per­ the Third Central Illinois Prairie the presentation will consist of a form a piano recital at 7:30 p.m. Conference on campus Saturday slide show of prairie land all Sunday in Dvorak Concert Hall. and Sunday. around the United States. Barancoski was born in Caritiba, The Grand Prairie Friends of Discussions at the conference, Brazil, and completed her under­ llinois is a conservation group to be held on the third floor of the graduate work at the School of WEEKEND BREAKFAST dedicated to the protection, stew­ Martin Luther King Jr. University Music and Fine Arts of the State of SPECIAL ardship and education values of Union, include sessions on prairie Panama, also located in Caritiba. linois' prairies. This weekend's life, com~unity restoration and Currently attending Eastern, 2 Eggs with Hash Browns & 1/2 vent is sponsored by the Grand management, threatened and Barancoski studies piano under order of Biscuits & Gravy with rairie Friends in conjunction endangered species and geology. George and Karen Sanders, she with the department of botany and Also included in the conference said. Bacon or Sausage various other groups. will be art exhibit of 40 to 50 Barancoski has had years of "Over 30 speakers from either pieces by various artists and pho­ experience at the piano keys and Breakfast Served universities, the Department of tographers. The exhibit was orga­ has received several awards for her Conservation in Illinois and nized by Jackie Worden, art talent. Saturday 7-11 :30 am Indiana, or former Eastern gradu­ exhibit coordinator. "I have received some awards at and Sunday 7-2:00 pm ates in the field, will present talks Those attending the conference several national piano competitions on prairie restoration," said John can tour prairies in and around in Brazil," Barancoski said. "I have Ebinger, professor of botany and Charleston, Effingham, Cham­ played with orchestras and have 7th and Madison Q·. lr'iA conference co-chair. paign-Urbana, Danville, Mason done solo recitals and chamber (one block North of the Square).,""' ~hi'l Three speakers scheduled for and Kinmundy on Sunday. music." ' fj~f"ld"J#" Saturday will start the conference Anyone interested in attending The musical program for in the University Grand Ballroom. can register from 7:30 to 9 a.m. Sunday's piano recital will include 345-7427 .. ~ Brian Anderson, director of the Saturday. The fee is $25, which Mozart's sonata K333, Beethoven's lllinois Nature Preserves Comm­ includes Saturday lunch, but din­ sonata Opus 31Number3, Brahms' Open 7 Days A Week ission; Michael Jeffords, associate ner is an additional $7.50. There is Opus 118 and several etudes by professional scientist; and Susan no charge for Sunday's field trip. 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~>:?'l. (From left): Daryl Hall, Clive McvFarland, Tony Bell, Peter Beaumont. Bell and Kutchie will perform at Marty's, 1666 Fourth St., Saturday evening. BY CATHY BEHRENDT

Polish those beads and get fired up, reggae "My type of reggae is a wide cross-section; mes­ er, had no such reservations about Tony Bell & enthusiasts, because Tony Bell & Kutchie are back sage, religious, some love songs, some dance. It's Kutchie; they won-awards for both Best New Band for their sixth E.astern appearance Saturday night. music for everybody," explained Bell. "I've got one and Best Back-up Band in 1990. Bell and Kutchie will host the very last gig of the calyP5o song that everybody seems to like - I try to An as-of-yet untitled second album is in the works Tony Bell & Kutchie' s whirlwind weekend college reach all the audience." at Bell's home-based Chicago studio and the acous­ tour Saturday at Marty's, 1466 Fourth St. Religious songs are based on memories of Bell's tic track of "Never Gonna Give You Up" he played In their four years of existence, Tony Bell & home; raised by his grandmother in Kingston, to this writer over the phone promises future kudos Kutchie have opened for the "grandfather of reg­ Jamaica, Bell was "born and brought up with from fans and award committees alike. gae," John Holdt, as well as the New York based music ... We didn't have a church because we belong The first single, "Peanut Butter And Jelly," will be Skattalights, Third World, Yellowman, and the to an old African religion - church was at our house. released in the next month, while the rest of the Mighty Diamonds. There was always singing goin' on." album will be out by February 1992. According to Last New Year's Eve at Chicago'.s International "As I grew up, I got into reggae music - it's the Bell, "More (hits) are comin' down the line." Ampitheatre. they opened to a crowd of 22,000 for national music of Jamaica," said Bell. This summer, Tony Bell & Kutchie played a fra­ the Isley Brothers, After the Ampitheatre, Marty's Aithough originally from Jaioaica, Tony Bell & ternity party in Champaign which was attended by may be a bit of an adjustment, but lead vocalist Kutchie are no strangers to Charleston. But like­ not only 1,500 revelers. Among those in atten­ Tony Bell didn't seem to care. wise, they're not strangers to success, either. dance at the party was, of all things, an MIV cam­ "We're gonna groove and have everybody a Their first album, Mercy, nearly placed the reg­ era crew. great time," said Bell in his Jamaican-accented gae rockers on the Grammy's Best New Reggae According to Bell, MlV will be coming out with a phone interview from his home in Wheeling. "We Artist ballot. Mercy, released in February 1990, was MIV pilot entitled "Reggae in the Midwest," which don't have a game plan except that." penciled in for a Grammy nomination from the will feature Tony Bell & Kutchie as major midwest­ "We just did the Wild Hare (Chicago reggae bar) National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences , em reggae artists. last week, and everybody was partyin' and but it didn't make the final cut. How did Jamaican-born T any Bell end up with groovin'," said Bell. The International Reggae Music Awards, howev- (Continued on page 4B) Blo-w Up a classic pop explosion Tin Machine rusts gia, Blow Up is probably the Yet Blow Up also contains but in the end it's all empty Smithereens' breakthrough · the Smithereens' most original calories. Lacking the sonics and album. works as well. By lowering the ·~ insubtleties of the first album, H And it's about time. Since boom on the "bang" frequent­ is 12 tracks full of incomplete Especially For You, their ly found on Thoughts and 11, thoughts, and is probably 1986 debut, the Smithereens the seemingly tranquil mel­ Bowie's worst album ever. have had a penchant for mix­ odies amplify band leader Pat II is dissatisfying from the ing John Lennon's "I'm A DiNizio's depressions louder start. Some of the many lower­ Loser" with pre-modern son­ than the norm. than-low points include "Baby Universal," the album's opener, ics and acoustics. 1988's On "Get A Hold Of My which is silly; "Shopping For Heart" and "Anywhere You Green Thoughts and 1989's ·Girls" borederlines on the Are," the album's ballads, 11 intensified the thrash, yet Psychedelic Furs and the jittery the Beatie-isms continued to DiNizio's usual doom and Tin Machine "You Can't Talk" isn't even The Smithereens remain the same. With every gloom is much more intense Tin Machine D worth the mention. Blow Up new album, the Smithereens' because of the songs' slower PolygramNictory music The only tracks on II worth Capitol Records have gained a wider audience, pace. Maybe if the guy has a mentioning are the Gabriels-fla­ and by 11, they seemed on date, though, he might be a In 1989, David Bowie vored "One Shot" and "State­ By TIM SHELLBERG the verge of R.E.M.-sized suc­ little more upbeat the next ceased being David Bowie and side." These tracks only rein­ cess. time around. became, in his own words, "just force that Gabriels is the What is old is new and Unlike Thoughts and 11, · But don't Pat's lack o' love a member of a band." "Machine" in Tin Machine. what is new is old on Blow however, the guitar chords doesn't reach Morrissey's That band, being Tin Mach­ It's hard to believe Bowie - Up. The Smithereens, here on aimed at the jugular are held mundane lows; Blow Up has ine, was 1989's loudest quiet as simply a band member - their fourth full-length release, to a minimum on Blow Up, positive pop written over h. surprise with the release of their couldn't put out something of have thrown their very own with smooth, catchy hooks Right now, this album very self-titled debut album. Thanks the first Machine's caliber. He's home-spun curve ball back and harmonies prevailing; well could be the album of the mainly to the axe-kinetics of been called Ziggy Stardust. He's into Beatles '65, only to catch don't let "Top Of The Pops," year based solely on the level Reeves Gabriels, Tin Machine been called the Thin White it in the oh-so stagnant world the album's lead-off track, fool of pleasure received upon its was a sonic temple of its own. Duke. But be-cause of Tin (If 90's pop. Because of its you, because at least 7 5 per­ very first listening. And after But what the hell happened? Machine II, he should be called ability to pull the past into the cent of Blow Up seems as one listen, you can't put Blow Tin Machine II, a "kinder, gen­ the Dork. present without taking away fresh as any Beatles album Up away no matter how hard tler" version of Bowie and Co., of the former's fabness or dig­ released prior to Rubber Soul you try. is a yogurt of an album; it's -T.S. ging itself knee-deep in nostal- did to a Fab Four fan. smooth and tasty going down,

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2B ON THE VERGE OF TIIE WEEKEND · FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 199 istinguished UI artist to. be recognized at Tarble MONA GABBARD Kendrick describes the inspi­ ration for her work as "the A reception will be held to comparison between the natu­ onor award-winning artist ral world which surrounds us • arbara Kendrick at 5 p .m. and the humans which live in riday at the Tarble Arts Cen­ it," and she feels there is a er in honor of her exhibition great connection between the Barbara Kendrick: Drawings world of botany and the world n Two and Three Dimen­ of anatomy. ions." Kendrick uses sticks and The reception, which is also twigs . covered with graphite to ing held in conjunction with create human forms in action. ational Arts Week, is free and The viewer, Kendrick says, is pen to the public. "left to make his or her own Kendrick has received many decision" about the work. restigious awards and fellow- One particular piece, "In the hi ps from the Illinois Arts Park of Gestures," is described ouncif and the Mid-America by Kendrick as "deliberately rts Alliance. Kendrick said ambiguous." She said she sees hese are competitive awards the piece as "not as a singular ompared to those given by experience, but as an open he National Endowments for experience, a wider reading." the Arts. Donna Meeks, curator of Kendrick is presently a fac­ education at Tarble, says ulty member of the School of Kendricks' art is "poetic and Arts and Design at the Univer­ concise." Meeks says she par­ sity of Illinois-Champaign, ticularly enjoys the comparison where she is a painting instruc­ between the drawings on ~N~~~ tor. She received a bachelor's paper and the sculptures on One of the Kendrick's pieces from her exhibition, "Drawings in Two and Three Dimensions." degree in printmaking from the the wall. as "simple and poetic." Kendrick's work has qeen ic installation piece for Edin­ University of Nebraska and She also makes aware the "("Parting") is a piece with shown all over the states in boro University in Edinboro, later graduated from Ohio felling of a shared history and a layers of meaning," said places such as Chicago, Lin­ Penn. State University with an mas­ shared place being this planet. Meeks. "Any person can come coln and Omaha, Neb. and Kendrick's works will be on ter's degree in painting and Meeks describes "Parting," her away with something that is Kansas City, Mo. Currently, display at the Tarble Arts Cen­ drawing. favorite piece in the exhibition, special to themselves." she is working on a site-specif- ter until October 13th. · MOVIES We can rmally wake up from Freddy's nightmare By BRET LOMAN the box office. A few years later, "Eddie children of Elm Street. In fact, Freddy has Cinema promises this will be the last, I Lives: Eddie and the Cruisers II" was killed almost all the kids in the town (that have to confess I was let down. The film It's the best feeling to see a truly wonder­ released and made even less .. Not even a must have ·been one big town), and he's on had potential; the cast is better than nor­ ful movie. It doesn't matter if it was a com­ year passed between the release of "Child's the tail of the last kid. mal, and director Rachel Talalay keeps edy, drama, horror or other - it's just the Play" and "Child's Play 2." But Freddy has other intentions than Freddy and the action under control. The fact that you laughed or cried. You know The only thing the studios want is a just killing the boy; he's using him to find 3-D was also a nice addition. that you got your money's worth. profitable sequel. This week I had the plea­ his long lost child. Before Freddy died years However, I really didn't enjoy watching We've all had that feeling before. sure to see the studios' greed at work in and years ago, he had a child. Freddy. I think I'm juSt Freddied out. The However, movie studios have found the form of "Freddy's Dead: The Final And he wants to find his blood so script wasn't exactly Shakespeare either, ways to destroy that feeling - sequels. As · Nightmare". he/she can help Freddy spill more of it but Freddy has gotten old, and the idea many times as there has been a good "Freddy's Dead: The Anal Nightmare" elsewhere. tiresome. sequel, such as "Terminator 2: Judgement again stars Robert Englund as the charred "Freddy's Dead: The Anal Nightmare" I shouldn't be surprised. 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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1991 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND 3B Bell had to go back to Jamaica to recruit keyboardist Kutchie Clive Mcfarlane, bassist Colin I;lliot and drummer Osborne EJ!iot. BROADWAY (Continued from page lB) "Things took off from there," said Bell. This ver­ such stature? sion of T any Bell & Kutchie cut the acclaimed For seven years, Bell worked as an entertainer for Mercy album; unfortunately the Elliots had visa the Premeire cruise line. Although he sailed from problems and were unable to return to the United JOE'S the Bahamas, Barbados, Nassau and other exotic States·. places, Bell said "It got boring sometimes." Bell convinced Beaumont to return as drummer (SO'S & 70'S ROCK) Luckily, a Chicago booking agent wasn't bored and found present bass player Daryl Hall in Chica­ while aboard; he told Bell to get together a group, go. "He had the same groove as we had," explained FRIDAY NIGHT pack up and move to the Windy City. Bell . . Benji and the Bebops "I wanted to go to land people and start to launch Beyond this weekend's gig at Marty's, Tony Bell my reggae career. The land is where it's at," said & Kutchie will be performing at the Exodous II in SATURDAY NIGHT SPORTS PUB Chicago on Oct. 5 and 6. Bell. Shadoobee & Bell recruited present drummer Peter Beaumont While doing shows and working on the second RESTAURANT from another ship as well as a few others; they album, T any Bell & Kutchie are also working on SUNDAYS getting a si)onsor. "We're trying to get a sponsor OPEN AT NOON formed a "steel drum band. Since then the group 2 Big Screen T.V.'s has made several changes. "We've come from and a better record label. Sponsorship will probably TUESDAY NIGHT calypso to a hard-core reggae band," he said. come through a beer company - we'll probably be Kitchen Hours According to a Chicago Tribune interview, Bell doing a commercial," said Bell. Shadoobee (LUNCH) cited the "Kutchie" as part of "the stem of the peace "We want to get a real solid record deal and be Free Pool 1/2 lb ground sirloin M-F 11 am - 1 pm pipe." able to work with some of the great people that are Sat & Sun Pub Burger w/ Fries Sat 11 am - 2 pm After a year, the group lost Beaumont and other out there," he added. 1-4 $3.00 DINNER: 7 Days a members to the unpredictable Chicago weather - week 5 p.m. to 10 p.m.

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Lavender and LOST: Red wallet at check cash­ ~------,--~10/4 SP.RINGFIELD, IL., SEPT 19- (217)352-8037. 1 bedroom furnished apartment royal blue. Worn once. Size 8/9. ing window Monday morning-. If Need to fax something? Let THE SANGAMON COUNTY ______ca9 /6, 13,20,27 near square. Available immedi­ $25 OBO 348-5541 . found call Tammy 581-8100. Coles County Office Products DEPUTY SHERIFF'S MERIT We are a childless couple with a ately. Utilities paid. Call 345- -,--,~---,-,--,--,-~-=----,.,-1217 ,------,--,----,--,---...,--9127 send and receive your faxes. Call COMMISSION WILL BE close, loving relationship; sup­ 4336. '85 Kawasaki 600 KLR White Lost pair of red-rimmed, metal­ 345-4944 or visit us on the north ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS portive families; good friends; ______9 127 Endurro Rebuilt in July. $1000 framed eyeglasses September 3. side of the square. FOR THE POSITION OF SANG­ beautiful home; financial security; For Rent: 1-2 bedroom apt. Fur­ OBO. 581-3482 leave message. 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Zenith 25" console TV $150. ,----=---,--=------,--1011 Kristen Dabrowski: Thanks for COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE, ADOPTION: We are a loving, Marantz speakers (165 watts) Lost: Speech Communications being such a fantastic big sis! l'H #1 SHERIFF'S PLAZA, (9TH married couple who want to adopt $125/pair. Realistic DX-440 All­ Book in Coleman Hall. Please call miss you this weekend when the AND ADAMS), SPRINGFIELD, a healthy newborn. Our six year band communication receiver Mari 3957 if found. Reward pledge class goes on walk-out! ILLINOIS, 62701 MONDAY old adopted daughter would love $150. More. 345-4426 after 10 a.m. involved. Sigma Love and all of mine, THAU FRIDAY, 9:00 A.M. TO a baby sister or brother. Legal --~---~-~~1217 ~------~-10/1 Chauntel. 5:00 P.M. THOSE WISHING TO and confidential. Medical, legal Sony CD player $50, Advent digi­ 1982 Dodge 400 CONVERTIBLE. FOUND: Adult cat. Grey with 9/27 RE.CEIVE APPLICATIONS BY expenses paid. Call collect 217- tal sound processor $!50. 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The -H·~IOll7NIGHTS ' ;- ~ IFF'S MERIT COMMISSION AND paid. Call Collect: Joe and Sandy 1968 Chevele SS396 4-speed Pinoeer 61 OOZR Pull-out stereo Pawn Shop 518 6th On the YAIL/BEAVERCISS-K SANGAMON COUNTY SHERIFF 815-376-4102 or our attorney, posi, power steering $2500.00 $250, Pioneer 6X9 120W 3 way Square. 348-1011 -~12'SOll7NIGltTS i::_~.!!!!,I ARE EQUAL Theresa 309-686-1089. 345-1118. speakers $75, Clarion 7 band ______1217 ANNUAL OPPORTUNITY/AFFIRMATIVE E.Q. w/50W boost $60, Pioneer 5 Looking for sincere, patient tutor COU.QIATEt- &J1•;r1 • ------1217 WlllTllR llU ACTION EMPLOYERS. 1978 Gibson G-3 bass guitar with band E.Q. w/40W boost $40, to help student with LO to write llllllAKI ~~~------9127 hard case. Good condition $275 Jensen BOW surface mount reports, study, etc. Call 345-3173. 'IOUFMI_&_ Fast Easy Income! Earn 1 OO's call Brian 348-8703. speakers $40. Eric 348-8703. ______9127 weekly stuffing envelopes. Send 1217 9/26 t·BG0-121·S9H self-addressed stamped envelopes Mother and teen-age daughter to: Fast Income P.O. Box 641517 seek to share home with female ACROSS 33 Send round the 58 Skyline Drive 2 3 4 6 7 8 9 11 12_ 13 Chicago, IL60664-1517. in attractive house near EIU. 345- bend offering 1 Author of "The ~~~~c.a9/18,20,23,25,27 1160 after 6 p.m. 348-0203. 34 MSS. readers 59 Dawdle 14 NOW HIRING, 4.60/HR., full-time ______9127 Apostle' 35 Lead-in to 61" Bungay," and part-time developmental 5 Guide 17 sense or fiction Wells novel trainers to work with developmen­ 10 Questionnaire, 62 Fashion tally disabled adults. SOME 36 Painter Grabar e.g. designer 20 FULL-TIME BENEFITS AVAIL­ 37 Certain horse 14 Pump or clog Simpson ABLE. Apply in person 738 18th Two room apartment for rent. 15 Ship that took 38 .. ___ y Plata," St. Near EIU. Call 345-4757. 63 Bootless ______1216 Miss Liberty to Mont. motto 64 Stash the U .S . 39 Historical 65 Dissociate period 16 Kind of way 66 Salinger girl 33 17 Uproar 42 Art devotee 19 Miserly 45 Bends an elbow 36 DOWN 20 Hard finishes 47 Formed into a 38 21 Burton·s "The rounded body 1 Former court E.l.S.C.C.A.P. will have Fox Ridge Clean-Up/Picnic on Sunday, Sept. --of 48 Depose star 45 .29 at 1:00 p.m. Meet in Blair Hall Parking Lot. Anyone is welcome to Melancholy" 2 Turn away from join us. (Please bring T-shirt money and dues)! 49 Kind of dent? 3 Mr. Dithers's WHITE STUDENT UNION will have its first weekly meeting of the 1991 23 Thames sight 50 Potential wife Fall semester on Wed., Oct. 2 at 7 p.m. Location to be announced 24 Indian music second-story Monday. All interested patriots should plan to attend. For further infor­ 25 Future G.P. man 4 Steering gear 5 Brother or sister mation please call Doug Hettinger at 345-1587. 29 Shipment from 53 End of a Wilde EPSILON SIGMA ALPHA will have Lock-In tonight at 7:00 p.m: Lan­ Barre title 6 College 58 caster 32. president's CHRISTIAN CAMPUS FELLOWSHIP will have Praise and Worship overseer 61 Service today at 10:30 a.m. at the Christain Campus House south of 7 Poetic Lawson Hall. Come early for dounuts and juice. Everyone is welcome! contraction 64 Call 345-6990 for rides or info. a Blowup RECREATONAL SPORTS WellFest Frisbee Golf will be Sun., Sept. 9 Masefield's 28 from 11 :30 a.m.-4:00p.m. by the Campus Pond & womens varsity "--the Fox" softball field. Male & female competition. Enter •on the spot", age 28 Site of semi­ 44 Last stop before 54 Main part of a groups are: 6 and under, 7-9, 10-12, 13-15, 16-18, 19-25, and 26 and 10Chinese circular canals home cathedral over. gambling game 30 Bury 46 Informal 55 Greek mil. SIGMA IOTA LAMBDA Pre-Law Fraternity will have a speaker today t t Mount: Comb. 31 Hugo's "--la meeting group in W.W. If at 3:00 p.m. in CH 205 to discuss the Law School Experience. form lyre" soSgts.' seSvelte 12 Clean a pipe 32 Over underlings 57 Daly of TV and 13 Another book 37 "--walks in 51 Brilliant display Broadway PLEASE NOTE: Campus clips eve run free of charge one day only for by 1 Across beauty ... " 52 Pacific atoll for any event.. All Clips should be submitted to The Daily Eastern News 18Pine 39 Jewish month eo Israel's Bar -­ a sommelier? Line office by noon one business day before the date of the event. Example:· 22 Kahn et al. after Av an event schedule for Thursday should be submitted a Campus clip as 25 - card (TV 40 Grayish greens by noon Wednesday. (Thursday is the deadline for Friday, Saturday or Sunday event.) Clips submitted after deadline WILL NOT be published. prop) 41 Not sidesaddle No clips will be taken by Phone. Any Clip that is illegible or contains 26 Appolonia 42 Actress Getty of conflicting information will not be run. Chalupek TV 27 Boy Scout unit 43 Crop duster FR.._19 i, DA.Y SEPT. 27, 1991

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You make me so proud • ,,...,--,.,.,--.,,---..,.---.,..,----,-9/27 and Madison. 348-1018. Love, Chris. ______9 /27 ______9 /27 . and feel so old! Love, Kerri Jo. eb, Walk-out is this weekend. ______10/1 ______9 /27 Amelia - I'm glad we're ALPHA LYNETTE VENTURELLA: Hope ______9/27 e you going or what? If not I'll Delta Zeta Pledges: Have a Christy, I'm sorry you can't go this PHl's! We will have a blast during you have a great weekend! Love LARA ZERANTE - My Little A­ iss ya! Have a great weekend! weekend, but I'll have one for PHI-ESTA BOWL! Tonya. your Alpha Phi/Speech Path. GREAT time at lock-in!! Love ______--,-- __9/27 Kid. You are an awesome A-PHI. anks for being an awesome big your Dee Zee Sisters. you, J/K. See you Monday. Love buddy, Ellie. Love, LISA MAYER. ______9 /27 "s! Sigma Love, Karin . c=~--=---=-~-,..,----9127 your little sis, Stephanie. NICOLE CONLEY - I'm so glad ______9/27 ______9 /27 KEVIN PARKER: Hey you awe- ______9 /27 that we are pledging ALPHA PHI! MEGAN - Thanks for kicking me! PIG, Hey big sis - see you Mon­ Go Sigma Pi/ Alpha Phi FIEST A some Delt! Congratulations, Kris Cardinal: Have a great week­ You are great! Love, Amy Let's have an awesome Phiesta day. I wish you could be there. OWL '91. GOOD LUCK!! THE you're almost active! I'm so proud end! Alpha Phi Love, Amy. Althardt. Bowl. Love Ya, Jenny. Sigma Love, Angie. EN OF SIGMA Pl ______9 /27 ______9/27 of you! Love your a-g sis, Cather­ -,------=,--~~---,-=9./27 ~---~-,-----9/27 ______9/27 ine. Hey TOWNIES - can't wait to KACEY - HAPPY BIRTHDAY! I AMY A - GLAD YOU'RE MY Delta Tau Delta pledges : one Julea, You are an Awesome Big ______9 /27 catch up at 4:00 club. See ya at can't wait to celebrate it with you PLEDGE SIS!! LET'S GET more day ... good luck on your Sis! Mai Tai was a Blast! I'll miss Amy G. - You're an awesome A­ Marty's! Love, Mag. tonight. Dinner, my place, be PSYCHED FOR PHIESTA national exams. S.T. you this weekend. Have a great Phi and friend. A-Phi Love, Kerri. 9/27 there. I love you! Danny. BOWL. ALPHA PHI LOV.E, ______9/27 e. I will! Sigma Love, Becki. ______9/27 """cA-:-=R=o,-L...,..H"""A--::C,,.-K=E=T=T---,.y""'o"""u=·RE A ______9/27 JENNY. Kelly McKeown - My Gun is Miss­ ______9/27 TONYA KREKE - I'm glad we're GREAT BIG SIS! SEE YOU ROSE RIGGIO of AGO: Happy ~~---,-,-,----,--~927 ing! Have you seen it? HIDE ALL Carrie lanella - the "seventh" sisters! Alpha Phi love and mine, WHEN I GET BACK FORM 21st to my awesome all-greek STICK - You're a great pig pledge SHARP OBJECTS! Psychopath addition to Alpha Phi. Keep up Amelia. WALKOUT. MAYBE I'll BRING sister! Tau love, Debbie. sister- We're gonna party it up (Alexis) . e good work! Kari. ______9/27 HOME A MAN AS GOOD AS ------~9/27 tonite! Alpha Phi Love and Mine - ______9/27 ·------,------9/27 EILEEN OLSON: Let's have an YOURS! TRI-SIG LOVE, SARA. Sanna - Time for a study break Amy. TRACY MCARTHUR- We'll have anne, you're an awesome big AWESOME weekend! It seems ______9/27 you pig! A-PHI Love, Stick. ~-:-=------,---9./27 fun at PHI-ESTA Bowl! The party is. We'll be sure to talk atter like we haven't been out together To My Ivy Linker and Silver Sis - ~~=-c,.,,---~----9/27 CHAD, I get more attention than wiU be Great! Alexis. Ellen O'Brien and Amy W~lton - ANGIE HILLMAN - Happy 19th. "Churchy" today? Right? Baby alk out! Sigma Love, Sara. in a while. I can't wait! Love ya, ---~------9/27 ----,--,-,,.--:--:-;==-:-:-=-:9/27 Amy. P.S. Isn't that whipped Thanks for everything you do for You're the best Iii' sis ever. Sig Doll #1, Pookey #2! A.S. Critter - Thanx for being a great ngratulations KRISTIN SAMO- cream by your bed getting a little me. You two are the best Ugly Kap love - Melinda. ______9/27 cousin! Party Pals Forever .... EONY - AST Scholar of the dusty? OH, and those dreams!! ­ Pigs a person could want. Alpha ______9/27 JENNIFER CLEARY - Thanks for maybe two-tree tonite? Love, eek! ______9/27 Phi Love, Jodi. Becky, Let's go out and party all your help, you're the best big HUSSAR Cousin. ______9/27 m:,-;--:----;-----9/27 Kristin Schoonover, You're the again soon! A-Phi House Girls sis. Sigma Love, Melissa. --,-,-~~-~ __9/27 rina, you 're an awesome big best big sis and my best friend. ASA's grab the shortest guy and are awesome! Love, Kristin. ~c-=-c,-,-~-:-=~,-.,.----9/27 Michelle Manning - Keep smiling is! Let's go to Mom's soon . Have a great weekend. Sigma bring him to IKE's on Saturday for 9/27 MEGAN FAHEY! Hope yot:J're party pal! I'm glad your my A-Phi · ma Love and Mine, Michelle. Love, Paige. our fundraising inch dance. =s--::H=E,-L,-LE=v,..,--""'w""'H""1=T=E--::o-=fc---::T R !- having a great time with ALPHA sis. Love, Hussar. --:::-:-'.=-=:-:-==,..,.-,:-:---:--9/27 ______9/27 ------,-----9/27 SIGMA! Congrats on JR PANHEL PHI! There's lots of fun times ______9/27 Y COMPTON: Here's your ad! Marnie Hamel - Just thought I'd Delta Tau Delta: Have a great PRESI Sigma Love, Catie. ahead! Love, Angie. Krista Szydlik - Let's have a phi­ ______e you tonight! 9/27 say hi! Have a great weekend! semester! Love the Ladies of ------9/27 .,,..,...,~...,..--,---::.,-...,..-:-----9/27 estive time this week. I'll see you Alpha Phi Love - Colleen. Alpha Sigma Alpha. Dave, Thanks for showing up at SIGMA NU: Hey guys we are on the fields. A-Phi Love, Jill. ______9127 Mai Tai! I had a great time! Don't looking forward to the best Home­ ST PLEDGES: Keep smiling! ~,..,..,.-,,....,--~~~----9/27 ~--.,....,--,-.,..-,----,----9/27 e love our Baby Gators! Tau JENNY ONKEN - I'm so glad SIGMA NU: Good job during Phi­ miss me too much this weekend. coming ever! Thanks for the Katie - Hey pig! Let's get on that e, Your Active Sisters. you're my silver sis! Let's have an esta bowl. Your A-Phi coaches Becki. cheesecake Ryan - we loved it! book. You are a great ivy linker! ______9/27 -=--,--,,,..,...,,-,.,,-,=o--,--~9/27 awesome time. A-Phi love and are proud of you! Love the Ladies of Phi Sigma A-Phi Love, Jill. ------,--_____9/27 Sigma. PHA PHI'S Thank you for the mine, Michelle. Jennifer Ludwig - Have fun during ------~9/27 Phi-esta Bowl. Oink, Oink. Love, eautiful serenade you really =-o-~o-=--,--,-,-:,,.---=-~~=--9/27 SHANNON AND NICOLE, YOU ,---~------9./27 Kristy Hohulin - HAVE A GREAT lightened our night. THE MEN TAMEE AND DENISE, who TWO ARE THE BEST. I'll MISS Julie. Catie Ramke: as always .. . you're WEEK HO HO! You're Awesome! FSIGMA Pl. could've asked for two better YOU THIS WEEKEND. SIGMA ______9/27 the best! Love, S.T. A-Phi Love, Heather Hood. 1 -.,,-~=-~~,-,,--=----,.-9/27 party pals? You're the BEST A­ LOVE, YOUR LIL SIS LEIGH . Hi Kolin. Love your silly A-Phi. . =--::~,---::...,..,,-=,...... ,.---9/27 ~-..,,.-,------= __9/27 EATHER WEISCO, Thanks for Phi love, Michelle. ______9/27 9/27 RICK LICHNER: It was great to Ellen Schovanec - Congratula­ Julie Catalanello, You are the =s=T=E=R,-Ll~N--::G,-----=c--::O-,-N--::G::-:R=-A.,...,T"'s=-on a see your smiling face Sunday! erylhing! You're the BEST big ------,--.,.-9127 tions on getting Public Relatins ·s! I'll call you when I get back ROSE RIGGIO - Tonight's the BEST big sis! This weekend is great job as PLEDGE EDI I'm Thanks for the suckers - You're Office .on Jr. Panhel. A-Phi Love, m Walk-Out! Sigma Love, Lau- night you find out "WHO TAKES going to be AWESOME and don't proud of you! Love, Catie. Awesome! Love the Phi Sigs. Megan. ______9/27 IT ALL OFF!!" Have a Happy forget your little sis will watch out ------,-----9./27 ~=-:-~~.,.,.,...,.-= ___9/27 9/27 21stl! Love ya! Vicki. for you cause that's what little sis­ Julie Anderson - Congrats on Kristin, "girlfriend", you're an awe­ LORA BUDNIK - To an awesome I 11-N"""'v--=s=T"""'u=o=EN'""T~IN=T=E=RE=s=T=Eo IN some big sis! Have a great week­ ------:-~9/27 ters are for! HA! HA! You're the pledging Tri-Sigma! Sigma Love A-Phi! We're gonna have an awe­ EING A NON-SENATE COM­ THE SIGMA IOTA LAMBDA BEST! Sigma Love, Malena. and mine, Catie. end. See ya next week. Sigma some time at Phi-esta Bowl! ITTEE MEMBER SHOULD FALL SOCIAL IS SUNDAY ----,----,-----=---~9/27 ,...,-,----,-..,...,---=--9/27 Love, Erin. Love, Kelly Mc. TOP BY ROOM 201 IN THE FROM 4-7 P.M. AT FOX RIDGE CATIE BURKE -Thanks for being Malena and Noelle #1 Butt face ----~---::=~~=9./27 .,.--,,....-----::-:--,---:----9/27 NION. STATE PARK RIGHT AFTER a wonderful Alpha Phi sister! CHarlie ·Buddies! Sigma Love, To my Alpha-Sis, KELLI HENRY. Amy Gossett - Glad to have you ______9/30 THE BEARS GAME! COME You're the best. Phi Love, Amy. Nicole. Have a great day! Tamee. at EIU as an A-Phi! Love - Cate. MY EDWARDS OF AST: Con­ MEET ARNIE'S DATE!! ______9/27 ______9/27 ______9. /27 ______9/27 atulations on your induction into ______9/27 IU's Mortar Board! Love, your HEY SIGMA IOTA LAMBDA! · ters. MOCK-TRIAL APPLICATIONS and ______9/27 ARE DUE MONDAY! QUES­ Calvin Hobbes by Bill Watterson ngratulations to all sorority and TIONS? CALL BILL 345-7461 OR aternity pledge classes - Keep scon s01-2987! the good work. Greek Love ______9/27 nior Panhel. Jeff Willis - To the best all greek­ TEll ~E nus ISN'T ______9/27 bro. I can't thank you enough for Z's: Get psyched for HOME­ all you've done for me. I love you! A SPITBALL!( MING. It's only a few weeks Love, Jules. ay . The men of LAMBDA CHI ______9 /27 e looking forward to another fun To my awesome little sis ROBYN irit filled week. CHRISTOPHERSON! Have fun at lock-in this weekend. Try to unior Panhel- You guys are stay out of trouble (Ha). You are esome, here's to a great year. the best! DZ Love, Chrissy. e love you guys. Junior Panhel 9/27 ve from, Marcie & Ellen. _H_E_Y_D_E~B~T~R...,..U--::F~F~A--...,..H~A·P PY -----:--:----=c:o9/27 21 ST B-DAY. Hope it's a great ongratulations DEBBIE weekend and stay away form SCHERICH - AST Active of the those strange cowboys! Love, _____eek! --,-- _____9/27 Shannon. 9·2.7 9/27 OSE RIGGIO: Happy 21st! ,-HA7P"'P""v-21"""s=T'""'B"""1=RT=H...,..D=-A""Y~ROSE: omecoming Co-Chairs rock! Hope you have one big bad Birth­ Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU specially ones with big_ hair!) day! I know it will be one you'll ve, Amy. never forget! Love ya, Your ______9127 Kiddo-Julie. CAU->OUON appy Birthday Brad Nelson! ______9/27 7H8PHON/3Z I lXJN'T A 61/?l.UK&S OKAY,HW HOWJIBWT ~/,/ff.VB 7V Be (j}J,UJ? ave a great day! Love you - SUZANNE HEYD: Sorry I'm so 8C(JP'3!&, 7Hl[f'S ABOIJTIT? tuHAT!ltHJ y. . THb M05T tNANe. ... TH/5! I 5'/A!30YON 1'3 TH/5? hard to get hold of! Be home some­ OONOT. .. 7H&PHCJN&. ______9/27 time NEXT WEEK! Have a great I san Sindles: Get psyched for weekend. Love, your lis sis, Lisa. \J I hi-esta bowl. Alpha phi love ______9/27 \ ·sty.· PETE - This first year has been a--:::---~-:-~--9/27 GREAT. I hope there's much Saurer - You're.an awesome more to come. I sure am glad I sis! I .love you. Sigma Love & went to that Barn Dance. Love, of Mine, lis sis Ang. Tiffany. ______9/27 ______9/27 SA MUENCH of AST: Your SIGMA NU football players - m and dad are watching you, Good luck at Phi-esta Bowl you better be good! games. ______· 9/27 ______9/27 lOA Frida.y, Septerrter~27, 1991 'Iha Daily Eastern News

FRIENDS~CO 509 Van Buren Ave. Saturday, Sept.28th CHESS TOURNAMENT $300 Entiy - ALL Money Returned To Winners t p.m.-6 p.m. $ t 00 t 4 oz Drafts #1 Big Sisters J.J. and Seann have a Stephanie Saenz: Surprise. I am so KRISTI EVERSMANN, Your l.D.'s an Call 345-2380 for info. good weekend. Wish you could be glad we're friends. We are gonna have getting dusty! Put those books awa: with us. I'll have one for ya though. so much fun this year. Bridget, Amie & and go out for a change this weekend Euchre Tournament Next Saturday Sigma Love your Iii' sis Amy. Tamee. Phi Love, Eileen. P.S. Afterbars tool ______9/27 ..,.--..,.,..,.--:--:-.,..---,-----,-9/27 . 9/2i Amy Ward, How about some trench Jason Bragassi - We are gonna have JENNIFER NATZKE - Couldn't reacl toast?? You PIG!! A-Phi love, Sanna. a great time at formal. Get ready for you any other way!! Let's go out soon TAKE BACK THE NIGHT MARCH ______9./27 sqme real fun. Bridge. Love - Marjie. · ______9./27 Symbolize the Desire to have a Safe Community Gina: Hope you have a great week­ ------,--,----9/2i To end! Phi Sig. Love,.your Secret Sis. Amie - I'm so glad we're friends. It Hey Alexis - my PSYCHO sister! ..,...-.,..-.,..------9/27 seems like I've known you forever. FOUND YOUR GUN!! Alpha Phi love Cathy Jepson, we need to go out, that Love, Bridget. Angie. HONORARY TORCH BEARER: Karen Karch is if you can take time away from all --=---...,..,..---~9./27 ~,.,..,..,.===-,....,...,,="'""",,..,,...___,.,...--9127 Glenn Williams your men. A-Phi Love, Susan:­ Kathy Reinhart - Hey woman! Thanks JENNIFER LUDWIG ·- I'm so gla1 ______9/27 for everything - You're a great person you're my silver sis! Alpha Phi lov1 7:00 p.m., Fri., Sept. 27, EIU Campus Pond Pavilion Susanne Weise - Thanks for being my and I'm glad we have become so and mine - Stephanie. favorite silver sis. A-Phi Love, Denise close. I don't want you to leave! Alpha ______9/27 Sponsored by the EIU College of Health, Physical Education McMullen. Phi love, Amie. · Tawmi and Nicole, you guys are th1 and Recreation and the Sexual Assault Counseling Service ______9/27 ------~9./27 BEST big sis's ever. Thank you s1 INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES ARE WELCOME Kim Downey - When are we gonna do Ronnie Homsey - Get ready for much for everything you do. We'I my book silly? A-Phi Love, Denise October 5 - We are going to have a party hard soon. Sigma Love and Mini McMullen. great time! Give me a call sometime! Sandi. ., ...•...... , ------,,.--=------9/27 Thanks______again! Amie. 9127 9/27 PARTY! PARTY! PARTY! FRIDAY =c-=o-,-N'"'G'"'R"""A""T"""U.,.,.L"""A-=T,.,.-1o""N,...,.s=-M-:-1,-,:C,..,.H=E LL E § COMMUNITYFEST a NIGHT 1151 6TH ST. ACROSS FORM Bridget Solon - Thanks for being a KIND on getting lavaliered to JOE COACH EDDYS. PARTY! PARTY! great friend and laughing pal! Many CASTRO OF SIGMA CHI. LOVE PARTY! great times to come. Alpha Phi love, YOUR TRI-SIGMA SISTERS. § ALL DAY SATURDAY! i 9/27 Amie. 9/27 -PA-RT=Y--T__ O_N_l_G~H=T-15_5_1_6=T-H . ST. T=R=l,...,·S"'"IG~M,..,.A-:P=L--=E=D--=G--=E=s-: .,..,Ha_v_e_a--,blas ------__,.9/27 = ACROSS FROM COACH EDDYS. Meredith Day - See ya got one. If you at Western this weekend. Love the § SEPTEMBER 28th .,,.,-...... ,-___,...,.-.,..------9/27 ever need anything, you know who to Actives. 5 ON THE CHARLESTON SQUARE • Sheri and Lori, you guys are great Big call. Alpha Phi love, Amie and Bridget. ______9/27 : . Sis'. Sigma Love, !E more Elementary and Junior High p.m. group meeting. Individual Registration for Spring Semester Spring Grades '91 School Education Majors and will advisement sessions will follow will begin October 7, 1991. You outline new requiremeQts for admis­ each group meeting. Students inter­ must pay the advance deposit and ~· sion into the department. ested in CDS may call 581-2712 for (if undergraduate) be advised before • more information. you may phone in your registration Kevin Dwyer Dr. Carol Helwig, Chair on a touch.-tone telephone. Read Department of Elementary Robert M. Augustine the schedule bulletin for complete 3.5 & above & Jr. High School Education CDS Department Chair information. The schedule bulletins are available in the Registration Jim Callahan SPRING REGISTRATION FALL 1991 COMMENCEMENT Office after they appear in The Daily Students assigned to the Fall 1991 Commencement will be Eastern News. The Spring Class Darin Hennerke Academic Assistance Center must held at 2 p.m., Sunday, December Schedule bulletin should be pub­ Chris Shanley make an appointment to register for 8, in Lantz Gymnasium. Rehearsal lished on October 7. the Spring, 1992 term. Students will be ·held at 2 p.m., Friday, Craig Tafel assigned to the Center are all fresh~ . December 6, in Lantz Fieldhouse. Michael D. Taylor men, pre-business majors and stu- Instruction packets (including Director of Registration 3.0 & aboye Mike Dergin Brian Buscher Jagermeister Bob Claybrook PANTHER~ Matt Cook LOUNGE--- Polynesian Beach Todd Martin Party!! Jason McGahey $2QQ Frozen Drinks Ed Naughtor "BLITZ KRIEG" Jim Smith $1 fill Long Island Ron Smother Rock Show Iced Tea Congratulations From SIU $1 fill Sex On The Beach • . SigEps ~ Live Tonight Giveaways All Night ! ! Daily E.3.stern News Friday, Septarter 27, 1991 llA

omen's tennis hosts Billiard Bar OPEN & Daily 11-2 Restaurant 345-7849 Beer Garden Open lumni match Saturday Sttx D aily been playing," Ross said. "If he 520 N. 9th, Mattoon, IL Lunch - Ribeye Steak Sandwich $3.95 Dinner - ""BK'S Gourmet Barbeque Ribs"" has been playing everyday, it will 58-8919 (next to Warer;o (1/2 slab of babybacks) be · a very difficult match. I with corn, cole slaw & cornbread $6;75 When the women's tennis team haven't played in a match in a MAMA LOU'S 4 o'clock club ts the court Saturday,-there will Delicious Chicken Wings (6 for $1.50) - long time." Mama's Free Snacks some familiar faces across the There are also several other Super 20 oz. Bud Light §< Miller Light t. Eastern Alumni set to appear in SHOTS "The Big Four" CJR - BN The Lady Panthers will host the Saturday's ·match. Among them Ladies Paradise Daiquiri $2.25 lumni 10:30 a.m. Saturday at will be Ross' voluntary assistant DJ Live "TOP CAT' Friday Weller Courts. The match will and former Lady Panther tennis "lceMan" Saturday ature players from past Eastern player Kim Rhodes. Others set to Big Screen 1V D ams competing against current play are Lauri Neate, Sherill dy Panther players. But the fea­ Piszczek, Marrine McKeon, and e matchup may not be between Dawn Pavlic. There will probably layers, but between coaches. be more players added- oy TIM[ Tl~[ATV[. ormer coach Grant Alexander Saturday. Downtown Mattoon• 258-8228 ill take on his replacement John "Its a good chance for the ALL ·PHOEBE CATES oss. Alexander headed the Lady Alumni to get in touch with this $1 SO (11~ anthers for six seasons before years team,"·Ross said. "Many of • SEATS oss took over this year. the women haven't been back in a SLICKERS Ross is unsure how he will fare while ~d they will get to see how ainst Alexander. the campus has changed since ~ "It depends how much he has they left." Will ROGtR~ T H E A T R E ~ ~~ · Downtown Charleston • 345-9222 ~ P~nther golfers host Now St10w111i1G! . FRED ~ • FRI/SAT NITE 5:00, 7:15, 9:20 EG-ARDING SAT/SUN MATINEE 2:15PM EIU invite this weekend - SUN TO THURS NITE 5:00 & 7:15 Eastem's golf team will host its field ever." E·NRY nly tournament·of the fall season Although Lueken said he hasn't a.oo...... __ A PARAMOUNT PICTURE IPG·llJ 4..51':.. (!!) is weekend when the 1991 EIU decided on his lineup yet, one play­ FRI/SAT NITE 7:00 & 9~0 olf Invitational swings into action er ¢.at will be competing is senior SAT/SUN MATINEE 2:00PM SUN TO THURS NITE 7:00 ------1OH PURE HIEH~llE t Mattoon Country Club. Tom Rank, who is the only _senior . --FRI/SAT NITE 4:30, 7:00, 9:10 The Panthers will field two playing onLueken's 13-man squad. . SAT/SUN MATINEE 2:15PM quads as will :aradley and "I anticipate he '11 play well," . SUN TO THURS 4:30 & 7:00 outhern Illinois-Edwardsville. said Lueken of Rank. "We expect ther teams entered indude the to see some pretty good scores. niversity of Cincinnati, DePaul, We've got the advantage of us play­ MICHAELJ. FOX he University of Indianapolis, ing the course, because there ROBIN outhern Indiana and Western weren't any practice rounds." TWENTIETH CENTURY·FOI IPG·ll! FRI/SAT NITE 7:15 & 9:10 'Hooo llinois. The two-day tourney Lueken said his squad is aware SAT/SUN .MATINEE 2:15PM gins at 12:30 p.m. with a shotgun that this weekend's scores are a big SUN TO THURS NITE 7:15 • . PRINCE Friday. factor in who will play in the Mid­ OF ."l expect us to play well on our Continent Conference Champion­ THIEVES ome course," said Panther head ship, which begins Monday. Don't Want It? KEVIN DOC oach Paul Lueken, of the par-72 ''This will determine who gets to COSTNER ttoon layout. "This should be an go," said Lueken. "It has quite a SELL IT! HOLLYWOOD IPGuJ w.t.RNER eRos "I· IP«• ·ul xtremely competitive tournament. bearing on it. The players know Use The Eastern Daily NITELY 4:45 & 7:30 FRI/SAT NITE 5:00, 7:.15, 9:20 t's a very strong field. From top to _that and they're ready to play." News Classifieds SAT/SUN MATINEE 2:00PM SAT/SUN MATINEE 2:30PM ttom, it could be the strongest - Staff report SUN TO THURS NITE 5:00 & 7:15

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I Ranked teams invade EIU Classic I By KEN RYAN head coach Schellas Hyndman, and are looking to get back o Staff writer · who coached the Panther squad track in the EIU Classic. from 1977 to 1983, said that he Sophomore Kevin Beaudry ·There will be some changes in considers Eastern the favorite, junior Eddie Rock share time · the soc'cer polls fo°llowing this however. the net. Rock is 3-0 and has weekend, when four teams ranked "On paper I think SMU might goals against average of 0.86 · in the Midwest invade Lakeside be the favorite," Hyndman said. 210 minutes. Field for the EIU Classic. "But I think Eastern has to be the One team that Eastern will not Northern Illinois, ranked fifth in favorite. They have the h6me field _play is Northern Illinois. the Midwest, will take on ninth and they can accomplish the most The Huskies have been on ranked Southwest Missouri State with a tournament victory." roll, winning three consecutiv Friday at 2 p.m. That game will be Hyndman said that his team has games. They "have a 3-1-1 reco followed by a 4 p.m. contest played well and he looks forward and head coach Willie Roy sai between sixth ranked Eastern and to his return to Eastern. that his team could be playing bet Southern Methodist, who are "I think we have done a lot of ter. ranked second in the Midwest and things well," Hyndman said. "This "We're a decent team," Ro eleventh in the nation. EIU Classic will give us a good said. "But like any team, we ha SMU, always a national power, test, playing quality teams like plenty of room for improveme heads into the classic with a 4-1 Eastern and Northern Illinois. We are just tickled to be invited record and should be Eastern 's "Eastern is off to one of its best play in this tournament." toughest opponent so far this sea­ starts. Cizo (Mosnia, Eastern 's Eastern, which is 5-1, is loo · son. head coach) has done a good job to gain some respect and may The Mustangs, who have a with the group he has put together move up in the rankings with streak of 16 consecutive seasons and the recruits he has brought in." tournament victory. without a losing record, lone loss Eastern will then play · Mosnia said that he looks for came to the Hoosiers of Inidana Southwest Missouri State Sunday ward to the stiff competition University, which is ranked fifth in at4p.m. the classic will provide his Panth MARI OGAWA/Staff photographer the nation with a record of 7-0-1. The Bears are off to a 3-3 start squad. Eastern senior midfielder Dino Raso dribbles around a teammate during SMU, which had a record of 18- and are coming off of a 3-2 loss to "There are definitely some q a recent practice. The Panthers will host the EIU Classic this weekend . 4-1 and lost to UCLA in the quar­ Rockhurst College. They have a ity teams, especially SMU, terfinal round of the NCAA tour­ balanced offensive attack and are Mosnia said. "They are rank nament a year ago, has eight led by senior forward Scott Swain, 11th and our team is going to Lack of adjustments returning starters back this year. who has two goals. up for them. Any time you pl With these numbers, the Southwest Missouri had been good teams, it helps you o Mustangs should be the favorite on a three game winning streak because it's a measuring stick hurts Laqy Panthers going into the tournament. SMU before the game with Rockhurst where the team is at." By KEITH FARROLL "DePaul is a good team. We Staff writer didn't play well enough to win. Our passing wasn't there," Ralston Harriers host EIU Open Saturda The Lady Panthers started off said. By BRIAN HARRIS son. The women. have captured Illinois Edwarsville. strong, but could not handle the Bad passing caused problems for Staff writer fourth place honors at their last · Along with Touchette t DePaul Blue Demon attack the Lady Panthers. Ralston said the two invitational appearances. men's front group will inclu Wednesday as they lost, 15-13, 8- bad passing took the Eastern mid­ The men's and women's cross While the men, who got off to a senior Eric Baron, who 15, 5-15, 9-15. dle hitters out of the offense. country teams will host their first rough start with a ninth place fin­ Kenosha ran a personal best Coach Betty Ralston said one "We'll be working on our receiv­ home meet of the season on ish at the Bradley Invitational, 25:57 for 8,000 meters, an thing her team is not doing well is ing game. We need confid.ence in Saturday with the EIU redeemed -themselves with a sev­ sophomores John Eggenberg adjusting to the opponents defense. our serve receiving game," said Invitational. enth out of 30 showing at the Kenric Bond and Eric Graham. Eastern had 16 kills in the first Ralston. The men hosted one early sea­ Midwest Collegiate Champion­ Touchette ran 25:13 in placi game and 19 kills in the second. In Another factor which led to the son competition against Eastern's ships in Kenosha,Wis., last week. seventh at Kenosha which is the third game, however, the Lady Lady Panther loss was was the alumni in the Alumni Open and The men's lead runner Scott seconds faster than the cour Panthers put down nine kills and in inability to stop DePaul's outside have competed in two invitation­ Touchette was recently named record on the old Lantz cour the final game of match they only hitter, said Susanne Fogarty. She als since. Last year the Alumni the Mid-Continent Athlete of the Although he'll have to be had six.kills. had 32 kills in the match while Open was the only home meet on week for his seventh place finish Indiana State's Kyle Hobbs if "We're not going to win matches Jennifer Skarp, another Blue the team's schedule. This year, at Bradley. While the lady wants to set a record on the n when we have six and nine kil,ls in Demon outside hitter, had 17 kills. both Panther teams will host Panthers had six runners com­ course. Hobbs was the individ the games," said Ralston. Eastern, which is 7-9;had strong their own invite and conference plete 5 ,000 meters in less than winner at both Bradley an Another key to the match was efforts from juniors Beth Foster, meets. 20:00 at Kenosha respectively. Kenosha. the number .of passing errors her Lori Olson and sophomore Susie Ironically, the men and women The women will again run The women have a close team put together. The Panthers Green. Foster, who was voted Most have the exact same meet sched­ over a 5,000-meter (3.11 miles) front pack lead by sophomo totaled up 17 receiving errors while Valuable Panther of the game by ules this season. Women's head course, while the men will be Brooke Roberts, senior Lau the Blue Demons only committed her team, had eight kills, eight coach John Craft said this hap­ competing over 8,000 (4.97 Mizener and junior Ti Ia five errors. blocks and 12 digs. pened totally by accident, and miles). Both courses have been Rhudy, as well as a talent "We lost more than a full game "She got her hands on every­ that he and men's head coach changed so that more of each group of freshman runners. on receiving errors," said Ralston. thing. She did a good job block­ Neil Moore set up their sched­ race can be seen by spectators. The invitational is schedul "That was not one of our better ing," said Ralston about Foster's ules separately. Some of the top teams expect­ to begin at 10:30 a.m. with receiving games. That was the key performance. Both Panther squads have got­ ed to compete are Indiana State, women's race followed by to the match." ten off to a good start this sea- Western Illinois and Southern men's race at about 11:15. Southern Illinois hosts Illinois State to top big weekend By DON O'BRIEN "The only thing we can go by is the film of the fourth year at Illinois State. "Toby has been producti ~ssociate sports editor Northern Iowa game and they are awfully good," said with his running, but the offensive line has made Redbird head coach Jim Heacock on how his team is . biggest improvement on tt ~ team." The Gateway Conference has gotten some national preparing to knock off the surprise Salukis. "Southern The Salukis are led · senior quarterback Bri recognition in the past week by landing four of its teams Illinois moves the ball on offense and are playing excep­ Downey, who is ranked l'.,.n in national passing effici in the top 20 of the Division I-AA poll. Now it is time for tionally well on defense." cy. Downey's main target is junior split end Jas those teams to prove they are worthy of the top 20 "We really aren't a good football team right now," Roebuck, who leads the Gateway is receiving yards billings when all four head into action Saturday. Saluki head coach Bob Smith said. "We have made game and is second in receptions per game. The top game on the docket features No.18 Southern enough mistakes in the first four games to last three sea­ "We are a young team and we'll grow as these Illinois hosting No. 20 Illinois State in what has turned sons. I don't think we have played as well as I expected goes on, but we haven't been on all burners yet," out to be a crucial conference matchup. us to." Smith, who is 8-18 in three years at Southern. "We h The Salukis (4-0), who were picked in a tie for last The Saluki and Redbird offenses should take center­ to have a little luck and stay healthy (to be successf with Western Illinois in a preseason coaches poll, stage Saturday. The Redbirds are averaging 28.7 points We have to be consistent on offense and not look for knocked off conference preseason favorite Northern Iowa per games while the Salukis are averaging 25.3. big play all of the time." with a 21-20 comeback win last week and have already 11linois State's offensive attack is led by tailback Toby In other Gateway games this weekend, 17th ran equaled their win total from the previous two years com­ Davis. Davis, a junior from Galesburg, set a Gateway Northern Iowa travels west to face second ranked I bined. record with 255 yards rushing in the Redbirds' 42-7 win in a Gateway-Big Sky matchup. No. 12 Southw The Redbirds (3-0) are off to their best start since 1968 over Southeast Missouri State last week and was named Missouri State takes on North Texas State, a team and a win Saturday would give them their first 4-0 start the Gateway's Offensive Player of the Week. lost 72-0 to top ranked Nevada a week ago, Wes since 1967. It will be the first time that the two teams "We hope to play good team offense," said Heacock, Illinois hosts No. 11 Sam Houston State, Indiana S have ever played each other with undefeated records. who enters the game with a 14-22 record and is in his hosts Ball State and Eastern Illinois is idle.