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Grenada a ntici pati ng new government ST. GEORGE'S, Grenada-The registration and ballotisoonng. governor general of the troubled island Charles Gillespie of the U.S. State nation of Grenada said Thursday he Department said Bernard Coard and will name a non-political transitional Gen. Hudson Austin, leaders of the government by early next week, and bloody coup that precipitated the U.S. added that elections might not be held led invasion of Grenada on Oct. 25, for a year. would be turned over to Grenadian Sixteen Libyans, including four authorities in a day or so. Gillespie, diplomats; left for London on a U.S. assistant deputy secretary of state for military plane. Preparations continued Caribbean affairs, talked to reporters lt the press center on the University of to evacuate 49 Soviet citizens and members of the Cuban diplomatic mis- West Indies campus in Grenada. . sion, although the Cubans said they Coard and Austin, who went into would not leave until the estimated 600 hiding but were captured last weekend, Cuban prisoners being held on were being held on American Grenada are repatriated. helicopter aircraft carrier Saipan, off After· Governor General Sir Paul the coast. Scoon's order earlier this week that the Roadblock checks for weapons in Cubans leave the country, U.S. cars driven by Grenadians will con . paratroopers· surrounded the Cuban . tinue, Gillespie said, "until we're sure Embassy, not allowing anyone in or we've found everything there is to out except top officials taken under find." guard to meetings with State Depart Officials also were preparing for the ment representatives. scheduled arrival Friday of a group of Scoon said the Cuban prisoners U.S. congressmen on a fact-finding would leave in a day or two . mission. The governor general is a Grenadian As more American troops prepared appointed to his largely ceremonial io leave the island, Gillespie said he post by Britain's Queen Elizabeth II in believes there will be "no need" for her capacity as titular head of state of U.S. military presence in Grenada six . Grenada and head of the Com months from now. ;::.·��� monwealth. Air Force Gen. Robert Patterson �;/i� Scoon said the elections may not be said 1,800 members of the Army's held until this time next year because it 82nd Airborne Division would be Lynn Dillow clowns around with children outside Buzzard will take that Jong to set up a flown Friday morning. part of the Children's Film Festival. (News photo by Rich Viano) bureaucracy that can ovesee voter stinians pound Arafat's last Mideast stronghold
Lebanon (AP)-Palestinian mutineers Defense Secretary Donald E. Rumsfeld as his new try to negotiate peace between Israel and the Arab r Arafat's last Mideast stronghold Middle East troubleshooter Thursday and Rumsfeld world. artillery Thursday, leaving 34 dead quickly admitted he did not have any solutions for Arafat was in the beleaguered stronghold near ed outside Tripoli. the region's problems. Tripoli, a British Broadcasting Corp. camera crew in Beirut, meanwhile, foiled an in "It is worth our best efforts," said Rumsfeld, 51, a said . He refused to talk with them. pt and predicted more attacks on their former congressman and holder of key jobs in the The center of the fighting was Mount Turbo), Nixon and Ford administrations. which rises from the eastern edge of Arafat's head 50 "poli, miles north of Beirut, gave the He replaces Robert C. Mcfarlane, who was named quarters in the Baddawi camp. Beirut radio said the t in the fighting, which broke out at Oct. 17 as the White House national security adviser. mountain changed hands several times during the through the day and into the night. In his new job, Rumsfeld will oversee U.S.' efforts day. and more than 100field artillery guns to bolster the government in Lebanon, try to ac A huge column of black smoke rose above Tripoli d the city. celerate withdrawal of Syrian, Israeli and Palestine from an oil refinery on the edge of the Baddawi camp on, President Reagan named former Liberation Organization forces from Lebanon and set ablaze in the fighting.
military affairs discussed by panel Inside ne over. He emphasized that policies con buildup by the United States. Family affair y War College Current cerning Grenada are unrelated to Latin The basing of missiles in the Persian One child or ma ny presented Eastern America. I Gulf and Germany gives the United children-what do you want? In faculty with the U.S. Currently, the United States is States good striking position in case of honor of Parents Weekend, the es such as Grenada, assisting some Latin American coun a conflict, Col. David G. Hansen, a takes a look at different ns with Third World tries with economic conditions and Verge rriember of the Department of National aspects of the family. the deployment of military training, he said. and International Security Studies at ' See last section in Western Europe and They are also protecting them from the war college, said. Wednesday. invasion of outside forces, but "com In addition, Lt. Col. Julius F. Title try ented an overall view bat will be avoided," Life added. Johnson, student and infantry man at The Panther football team will be s policies and strategies The panel also answered questions the war college, complimented the U.S. vying for its fourth-straight con Id issues at a lecture in concerning the nuclear arms race with policy of a volunteer armed service. ference title when it faces ditori um. Russia. "Recruits are well-trained and Southwest Missouri State Univer A. Life, U.S. Navy Panel members said President prepared to man sophisticated sity Saturday. cer, said the U.S. inva Reagan is trying to direct the military weapons and military situations," he See page 13 was an international away from· destructive offensive said. ing Communist take weapons and to slow down nuclear 1 Friday, November 4, 1 983 Greyhound workers go on str Ar (AP)-Greyhound Bus PHOENIX, iz. "If I was unemployed, I'd be in line Lines Inc. shut down 60 percent of the nation's - 49-year-_old bus driver Jesse Ellison inter-city bus service for at least two weeks N.Y., who was picketing at the Nia Thursday as thousands of drivers and other Transit Authority Bus Terminal in • B workers went on strike rather than accept 9.S Rival c�panies added routes and percent waaecuts. honored Greyhound tickets. But k>Rs Pickets marched in front of depots and lines were reported irt some places an passengers went looking for seats on other bus Greyhound will remain shut fortwo lines or simply stuck out their thumbs. will "invite the employees to retu Retailers say sales up in October . And long lines of job applicants appeared out jobs," said spokeswoman Dorothy L side Greyhound offices in response to newspaper said copies of Greyhound's fi by the Associated Press ads seeking new emoployees. But there was little fer-including wage cuts-were bei The nation's major retailers reported large October sales animosity between pickets and the job ap members of the striking Amalgamat gains on Thursday, prompting industry watchers to predict plicants. Workers. that the strong buying trend should hold through Christmas, possibly making it the best selling season in years. Industry leaders Sears, Roebuck & Co. reported a 32 per cent increase in October compared with the same month a Jackson declares candidacy. . year ago. No. 2 K-Mart Corp. reported a 10.6 percent gain WASHINGTON (AP)-The Rev. Jesse L. holds no illusions about his chance of and third-ranked J.C. Penney Co. Inc. posted an 8 percent in Jackson formally started his quest for the nominee. crease. Democratic presidential nomination on "My candidacy will be a quest for a· Robert Gough, senior vice president of Data Resources Thursday, vowing to "give a voice to the ty and a peaceful world," he said. ' Inc., in Lexington, Mass., said that among consumers, voiceless, representation to the unrepresented didacy will help to change the present "There's a'tremendous ability to purchase, and tremendqus and hope to the downtrodden." our nation and to rekindle the dormant willingness. This Christmas looks like it could be a real good Jackson, only the second widely-known black idealism for all Americans." one." candidate to try for the presidency, is starting He said his campaign would focus months and millions of dollars behind the seven · a "rainbow coalition"-blacks, Hispa Inquiry starts into airplane crash white men also seeking the 1984 Democratic minorities-, women and the poor-that CARBONDALE, Ill. (AP)-A special government inquiry nomination. spire millions of new voters to register into operations at Air Illinois has been started after a plane The 42-year-old Baptist preacher and civil thousands of new officeholders. . crash that killed 10 people last month near Pinckneyville, of rights leader told more than 3, 000 singing and "I'm not talking about one man ficials said Thursday. cheering supporters he wants to win. But his 40- an office," he said. "It's about el · The Federal Aviation Administration in Washington said it minute announcement speech also suggested he masses, the people." was surrounding the Oct. 11 crash of the turbine-propellor aircraft. A key question that remains unanswered i� why the crew ... while poll says he would lo didn't return to Springfield when it discovered an electrical problem shortly after taking off from the airport there, CHICAGO (AP)-The Rev. Jesse Jackson 1970's when he founded Operation PU federal officials said. v.ould lose a race against President Reagan in ll pie United to Serve Humanity. He r linois by a 3-1 margin, but Reagan would be a !ewe of absence from the civil rights CIPS rate hike upheld by judge defeated in a contest with either of two tio ... Democratic frontrunners, a poll said Thursday. Should Jackson win the Democratic SPRINGFIELD, lll. (AP)-A 22 percent electric rate in Both former vice president Walter Mondale tion and face Reagan in the presidenti crease granted the Central Illinois Public Service Co. last year and Sen. John Glenn of Ohio would defeat Jackson would lose in Illinois by 67 p has been upheld by a circuit court. Reagan in his native state of Illinois, said the percent, the poll said. Mondale w Sangamon County Judge Raymond Terrell said the Illinois Gallup Poll, conducted for the. Sun Reagan by 52 percent to 43 percent w Commerce Commission ruling last November was valid, Chicago and WMAQ-TV. would win 50 percent to 43 percent. despite challenges by the state attorney general and the Times The poll said Glenn or Mondale would get The poll indicated Jackson would Southern Counties Action Movement. more black votes than Jackson, who announced support of 72 percent Qf black voters i The nearly $78 million boost in electric rates went into ef his presidential candidacy Thursday in wile Mondale would poll 94 percent fect shortly after the ICC granted it. The commission gave Washington. 86 percent. CIPS more than 80 percent of what it requested. Jackson has lived in Chicago since the early ··································· ···� • • • • • • ' • RUSH THEATRE • Caught • the Rat Ra
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Following the game, a Parents' 's Parents Weekend events $10 at the Union box office from 11 In addition to the Bennett cdncert, Club Reception will take place until evening. a.m. to p.m. Friday. Tickets will 4:30 other events scheduled for Parents 8:30 p.m. in the Union Station and a t has been performing for 44 also be sold at the door Saturday for Weekend include the UB movie "Blade candlelight dinner will be offered from ming out hits such as, "Joan both concerts. Runner" at 6:30 and 9 p.m. Friday in 4:30 to 7 p.m. in the University Union. ulevard of Broken Dreams," As of Thursday, about 1,300 tickets McAfee South Gym and the "Evening ' The Parents' Club board meeting Cold Heart," "I Left My have been sold for the p.m. show 7 of Musical Theater" at 7:30 p.m. Fri will be from 8:30 to 11 a.m. in the San Francisco" and "Just in while 1, 729 tickets have been sold for day in Dvorak Concert Hall in the Fine Union addition 1895 room and the the 9 p.m. show, Suggs said. Arts Center. Parents' Club brunch will start at 11 3-year-old performer has been "The 9 p.m. show is usually the Preceding Eastern's 1 p.m. football a.m. in the Union Ballroom. the greatest singer in the world most well-attended since students and contest against Southwest Missouri by Frank Sinatra. Bing Crosby mented that Bennett was "the r I've ever heard." Technology course tabled by council Suggs, assistant director of activities, said, "Bennett has by Craig Gaumer Leo Kelly, foreign language in CAA will take action on the course ed longevity because he is A proposal to institute a School of structor, said "technology is not a proposal Nov. 17. with both a young and old au- Technology course as an addition to humanities course and should not be In other business, the council ap Eastern's humanities general education treated like one. proved Journalism 3903, "Women and requirements was tabled by the Council "Technology may involve a human the Media." The new course will be of t, "Through this show we're on Academic Affairs Thursday. element, but just because technology fered in spring 1985. reach both generations. It The course proposal was tabled touches upon humanities does not a real entertaining show.'' because controversy arose over mean that it should be included with added that Bennett said he whether the course should be included the traditional humanities courses," king forward to playing at in the humanities requirement. Kelly said. because he hasn't played in The proposed course, Technology CAA member Alan Aulabaugh said before. Education 3162 "Technological Con he believes the technology course is not nections," would give "students who "suited" to be a humanties require iJIMMYJDI ter problems live in the 21st century an ment. understanding of technology and how "It is a wonderful course, I'd love to it affects their lives," John Wright, take it. I'd like to see students take it," 'ning quickly School of Technology acting dean, Aulabaugh said. "However, it does Flannigan said. not belong in humanities, it seems bet SUPER s are still as unpredictable as "Students, as consumers of ter suited for a math science her at Stevenson Towers. technology, should understand its ef classification." at Steven fects and its uses in relation to the CAA member gh water problems Robert Barger said OVER ONE- HAU: POUND existed for more than· three human condition," Wright added. "the perspective is the most important OF SUBSFR��H V£.(:a(£.S, MEJtt'� so me residents recently said "Any course, even a course as thing-we have to consider what it A�D HOME·l3AKEDB�EAD ON e fewer complaints about the soundly based in humanities as takes to be human." ve.�'<' ue! sure and lack of hot water. literature, can be taught without a "A careful look at techn'ology deals lly, water · problems at humanities element if the instructor so with what it takes to be human. The were caused by a brok�n cir desires," he said. "Our course deals adage says 'first we shape our tools and l)ump and a leak in Steven with technology and concentrates on then our tools shape us.' This course er system. that human element involved with would seem show that interdepence ition, a water pipe burst in technology. That places it in the between man and technology,'' Barger 's lobby Oct. 26. Although humanities requirement." added. ve been made, the water pro However, the proposal's opponents CAA Chairman Pat Wright tabled e persisted. said they believe that a technology discussion on the proposal to allow t Housing Director Mark course would emphasis machines and "the university community at large to said an Aurora Pump Com-. technology rather than the "nature of voice their opinions on the issue.'' ·rman came Monday to fix a mankind." Wright said he anticipates that the control panel switching on the pumps. More pro- e discovered with the water r------er he left.· 's Physical Plant Director ms said Aurora Pump hav F RI DAY at TED'S is They are back again! rns with the automatic elec trols. Until they are fixed, water is being run by trot. 's no problem anymore wit'h ' 'Appaloosa' ' . Songs by the Marshall Tucker Band, Pure Prairie hot water," Alms added, - are still going io be pro- • • League, Alabama, Bonrlie Raitt, Dave Edmund, peak times. There's just not and their originals. enough pressure." Ge in ON Y from w/coupon es for water usage include 7 t for L $1.0b 8-10 a.m. Monday, Wednesday
, some Stevenson residents ter situation is improving.
ting better,'' junior Brenda ' said. "Usually there's no ' the morning, though." I teen Sjorslev said, "Except I IMME ual hours, the pressure - is ff)· it's back to where it nor- I ' z1 - , ,_ 110 DILIVE Or------�------, 0 c: Rita Miller, said that 'V the problem was getting bet � SA TU RDA Y at TED'S 0 841-1075 get blasted when you're in z 4PMTO 12PM . It's hot and then it turns said. 0 n Tower is not the only "Rathskeller"'from Champaign! hall with water problems this s:z..so Songs by Billy Squire, Journey, Sammy Hagar, AN'( SANDWICR Hall also had a one-day Santana, Eddie Money, Def Leppard and original songs! blem of its own. Carman - Sell those ttems selor Doris Enochs, said Get in for $1.00 from 8-10 w/coupon no hot water Friday because - you don't need ction with the boiler. in the Classifieds! he majority opinion of our editorial Editorials represent t
Friday, November 4, 1 983 The Dally Eastem
Kudos to the recreation department Your turn Eastern's recreation department should be con A touching tribute gratulated for its first-time accreditation from the Editorial National Recreation and Parks Association. Editor: The benefits pf the NRPA's vote of which Eastern's department started four years This letter is addressed to al participants of Wednesday excellence-Eastern's recreation department is ago, the recreation program was scrutinized for candlelight ceremony for the one of only 30 accredited recreation programs its curriculum, student performance, research ed Marinesin Lebanon. 'in the nation-extend not only to students in the and library resourses, field work and community Being a former Marine who department but also to the university as a whole. services offered. his country for nearly six y eluding the last year of Vie There are several benefits for the students With such thorough guidelines, the accredita- non-combatant capacity, I w enrolled in Eastern's recreation department. First, tion serves as a valuable recruiting tool for moved by the sorrow and a bachelor's degree from Eastern's recreation Eastern. A good educational reputation will be a shown to our fellow Americans. program will have more credibility in the job benefit to au Eastern students. Our country is still healing market now that the department is nationally ac- The department's accreditation serves as pains of Vietnam and the pre turmoil has many people credited. another indicator of the excellent educational pro- that another Vietnam-type "Many agencies in the field have indicated they grams Eastern has to offer and joins the list of imminent. will only hire graduates from accredited schools," . other university-accredited departments and pro Active members of our armed department spokesman William Smith said. grams like chemistry, speech-communication, live with this realization every day and night. All of us Also, students looking for a quality recreation home economics, music, journalism and teaching here can sleep easier at nig t kno department will be reassured that Eastern would certification. h members of the Army, Navy, '*1 be accommodating. It is with pride that we say kudos to the recrea- and Marine corps are g Through an extensive application process, tion department for joining that list. security. Knowing that the f in the states haven't for servicemen/women makes m ty much easier to bear. 11DAD1 COULD YOU BR IN& My personal thanks to Kevn for organizing the can SOME TH I NG.s FRoM ceremony and on behalf of m "• ..· my fallen comrades , my thanks to all who remember HOM&?'' HE Sit-VS. brave Americans.
�-� ·��---· ·.. "SURE,'' r Rick Saltzgiver SAID) "No Retired USMC sergeant
EROBl&l1!'' 4 , • Musical appreciati PRt.so1"'ER> Editor: oF W"AB This letter is in response story "Tubes' concert NEVER HAD Ii recieve mixed reactions." SO knew I would be writing t before the start of the concert. 600 D • • ,, and tired of people complain'
rock concerts, especially the · LE .. . (G �UfflB &RUMBLE) First of all, Eastern doesn't great shows like the Tubes. supports the concerts here, This week's question was asked by reporter Kerri who do constantly complain Niemann. Photos by Beth Lander. Eastern speaks: so-called obsenities and s actions of those in the band. If thought the Tubes Girls were plicit, they should have att Does the Tarble Arts Center interest Tubes performance in Chi you? Chicago concert was totally Of course, I should ex servative Charleston to react ly to the concert. I don't see how people can the theatrics of the concert UB has been presenting rTJOVies ever since I ' ve been Eastern. If the students more on the music played at cert than the innocent thea would really enjoy the concert. Nobody was making the were offended stay at the co I bet that if the sit reversed and there were Tu the newspaper wouldn't hear
plaints from the girls . I didn't Terri Boyanovsky Dave Eisenbarth Paul Mitri J.P. Moore complaints from the guys freshman junior sophomore senior were offended by Fee undecided marketing theater arts speech communication backside. I hope Eastern can som "I've never been in it "I've been there one time "The theater arts depart· " I think that we are for back the Tubes next year, before because of a lack of and liked the structure of ment did a show there and tunate to have such a facili embarrassment of losing $4,0 time and I've never really the building, but I wasn't im people at the center were ty on campus and it gives heard pressed with what was in- anything about it that · really nice about it. It's me a chance to take some Dan Smith would interest me." side. " good to see someone sup- time out and go over there . porting the arts." by myself and relax. " Friday, November 4, 1 983 5 York video service be offered at Eastern
nnigan on a special 10-by-15-foot screen with video service may allow stereo sound. Admission would be ents to watch live broad charged for these programs. New York while they par Eastern, along with five other an experimental network schools in the United States, have been 4 o'clock club program. asked to try the new service for free for e, University Board video one year, Fike said. , said Campus Network, a Out of 250 schools considered, only company, has offered 15 schools will be "going on line across basic video service which the nation," he noted. Rush Party de a three-hour broadcast The Campus Network would pro f music and concerts which vide a video unit receiver and projec levised in the Union Video tor, as well as the 10-by-15-foot screen. With.the women of The equipment would be free, Fike has not decided if it will said. rvice yet, he noted. "It's highly experimental. The CHI DELPHIA n, the company would pro- equipment is brand new," he added. 848 6th St. roadcasts of events like Another option is subcontracting ormances, lectures, Broad- performances on Eastern's campus to For Rides and Info 345-9053
and boxing matches from other schools� tJ1at have the video) pro ..� ... ' - .I WfaW?*Mfi;W�ffA'Vfffa¥*4WAWW***7¥W�«mw4 said. '· ' gram, Fike said., . Fike . ..� , - ..., service would be free �?'' , .•. Ancither ��ion �ould give Eastern stud ents to watch in the students the opportunity to produce ever, Fike said the live programs of their own, Fike said. ograms would be projected fi{j]lJJlJffJli3 •& FORMAL! INTER VIEWS! @ffl ·� DATE PARTY'S! & HOLIDAY PARTYS! ��:J!)
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The jars will set for former And here they are, Mr. and Ms. EIU... be displayed on a table in the Union from IO banker The trial dates for for'mer area bankers Carl Delta Sigma Pi, Eastern's professional a.m. until 2 p.m. Monday through Wednesday M ' and Richard Berg have been set following their arra' business fraternity, currently is sponsoring their she said. last week, Assistant U.S. Attorney David Risley annual Mr. and Ms. EIU Nice Guy and Gal Con- · Students may vote during those hours by drop sai day. test. ping money in the jar of the contestant that the Joy Johnson, senior vice president of the vote is cast for, Johnson added. Risley said McSparin's trial date is set for Jan. fraternity, said the contest is open to all campus The winners will be tabulated by a "penny Berg's trial is Dec. 12. "Both have been arraigned a organizations and residence halls. There is no vote," Johnson said. They will be announced in have pleaded not guilty," he said. McSparin, former Coles County National limit to the number of entries per organization. the Daily Eastern News with the winners' pic Ban dent, pleaded innocent to seven indictments However, there is a $5 entry fee per person tures Nov. 11. which three counts of embezzlement. entered. . The deadline for entry into the contest is . , . 5 Berg also pleaded Jo� son sa1d all proceed will benefit the p.m. Saturday. innocent to similiar indict ents ? . � Anyone· who is interested in ni . ing from his employment at the First National B Coahuon Agamst Domestic Violence. placing an entry may call Joy Johnson 348-5872 ' · Trust of Tuscola, Risley said. Each contestant will have his/her picture taken or Jay Carlson, 345-7587. Lincoln fire Trotectio111Jist.Volunt SI., . Faclllty 1·us J::c..lso�ncl 718Jackson Open 7 Days a Week Student Special! •Free Weights 6Monthsonly •Individual Programs •Badger Fitness Equipment •New Aerobic s&O Classes at the Charleston Lincoln Fire Protection District, University Drive and Coolidge Ave. ROC'S PARENT'S DAY 14 oz MUG 14 oz "WE MOM" Eastern's Favorite Drugstore or •The largest Hallmark card and glft "WE DAD" selection in the area. •All of your Health and Beauty aids of $1°0fu11 beer •Hundreds of household items. 50¢ refills Family Pharmacy - "Much mor pick yours up before than just a Drug Store.'' the weekend. •a•H•Nll.L_.. _ (:Ma• an t . king with purpose at a steady make you look confident and "II Sat. - Open z a.m. for.Breakfast ward off rapists, she said. ley said orily percent of the IO Sat Lunch Buffet 11 a.m.-2 p.m. $4.99 that occur are reported. She add n 2 o ly to 4 percent of all rapists - a. Sun Breakfast Buff et 9 10:30 m. $ .95 victed. 3 men are afraid to report the (Bacon. Sausage. eggs, hashbrown. pancakes) cause they fear they will be a a n or their children will be g i Sun Brunch Extravaganza a.m . -2 : p.m. , also they fear the proceedings 10 30 $6.95 t they will not be believed," (Dazzlingarray of fav. entrees) said. . · Puhr, volunteer for CCWAR myths ·and misconceptions , ' nding rape. pe is not an act of passion, it's RESTAURANT AND LOUNGE · Lincoln, Charleston IL of violence to degrade and �,,t, 506 W. �eflectio�s Phone: te women," she said. 345-2300 r facts about rape Puhr noted t 50 percent of the time, rapists own to their victims, (..either , friends or acquaintances) ahd are interracial. ut 90 percent of rapes are like races. Those rapes that UNION . BOOKSTORE racial are generally white men black women," Buckley said. IS OPEN our criminal justice system, it otherwise.'' y discussed three types of power rape and SATURDAY, NOV. 5th Smile 9am.-7pm. if you had it PARENTS WEEKEND * BRING IN YOUR PARENTS TO CHECK last night OVER THE NEW DOWNER FALL FASHION LINE I - CRE:Ab\ IS4' MARTIN KING.LUTHER JR. l.Ittk�At£ V . ...UNIVERSITY - • E!J UNION Please rePort classified errors immediately at 581-2812. A correct Friday's will appear in the next edition. Unless notified, we cannot be res ble for an incorrect ad afters its first insertion. ClassTheifi Dallyed Eastern a Nedwss 8 November 4, t 983 Services Offered Roommates For Rent For Sale Lost and Found . Fast accurate typing. 1 or 2 female subleasers FEMALE SUBLEASER Three TONY BENNETT LOST: Eventsful · 1ost last Remember - lost-and $1 /page. 348-5955, Donna. needed for Spring Semester. NEEDED, Fully furnished. Near tickets for sale. Great seats. week. Name printed on inside ads are run three days ______11/1 8 Nice house, fully furnished and campus. Reasonable rent. Call 5597. cover. PLEASE call, Alice as a service to our r $5.00 REWARD for finding carpeted. $105. Call 348- 348-8547. ---�----- 11/4 581 -5401 . Please limit ads to 1 5 people interested in SELF 0048. ______11/1 5 Three Tony Bennett tickets ______11/7 less. DEFENSE, STRETCHERCISE ______11/7 Wanted: Men to share large for sale, 9:00 p.m. show. Call FOUND: SET OF KEYS in and more . Solofit in Home Need two female subleasers furnished apartment. Available Cindy 345-6529. Union Walkway "H" Fitness 235-0764, 268- for second semester. In Lin immediately. 345-4846. ______c __ _ 1114 Keychain. Identify at Eastern 4239. colnwood apts. Call 345- ______11/ 11 '7 4 Camaro, new paint, News Office. ------,--1 1 /4 1395. Spring 1-2 female Cragars, 20 mpg, six-cylinder, ______1 1 /7 .,,.-- Need a resume? See the ______11/9 subleasers, own bedroom must see, $1 850 OBO. 348- LOST: Maroon Purse on resume experts: Copy-X Fast Needed 2 male subleasers great location, low rent, nice 8798 after 7, no answer 345- Saturday night Oct. 29 at Print - your quality printers. Lincolnwood Apt. , 1 block house 345- 7605. 4 137 as k for Robert. Krackers. Contains 2 wallets ______11/7 ______cM ,W,F-00 from campus ph. 345-4898 or 11/4 and camera. Reward. Any in 345-2520. TO RENT: 14 piece Sl Four gas space heaters for formation contact Barb 345- LOST: Vivitar 110 C ______11/10 ingerland Drum set, 345- sale. 1412 11th Street, 345- 7694. " · Friday night at 2nd St. Help Wanted 6089. Female roommate needed Reg Owens. 4846. ______1117 found call 348-5246. ______for Spring semester across 1/4 ______11 /1 1 FOUND: Ladies corduroy Grad. Assistant for sorority from campus. Low utilities. Females: A 4 bedroom at FOR SALE: Phillips 9 in. reel vest in classroom. Identify at house mom. For more info : call water and trash paid. Call 345- tractive house near campus for to reel. 3 .motor head speed 6 Buzzard Ed. Bldg. Room 224. 345-7236. 4718 after 4 p.m. Spring Semester. Utilities in hrs. of tunes, $250. 349- ______11/7 ______cluded. Reasonable. Call 345- 8649. LOST: Brown Grey striped ------�c1 1 i1 ,4 11/4 & 6760. ______11/4 female kitten, 5 months old, Wanted For ______1/8 New wild flower honey, lost near Token's Monday Rent Females: 2 private rooms in STRAINED ONLY , $1 . 1 5/lb. evening. Please call 348- a quiet home near campus. Call 345-2631 after 6 p.m. 5856 anytime. ______Male subleaser for Spring Rent a mini-storage as lowas Private kitchen and entrance. ______11/ 8 111 7 Have you or anyone Semester. Youngstowne $20 per month . Sized 4 x 1 2 Call 34 5- 6 760. 1975 Fiat 4 door sedan . LOST: Black mechanical know been sexually a ______Apts .. $130, ask for Joe. 345- up to 10 x 22. West Route 16. · 11"/8 '- custon - .. 1 .200·, . 1 900/offer. pencil at Thomas Hall . -. Fin.de� ' Free and confidential 1426. Phone 345-7746. 1 or 2 subleasers needed for 348-8362. please call 233:2 o r reti.Jtn. to available. Call Women ______Ji,:, ___c1 0/31 . 11/2,4,7,9 ______00 1 bedr oom furnished apt. 11/8 Taylor Desk. · Rape 345-2162. AVAILABLE: 1 and 2 $200/month Nov. rent $100. ______11 7 Four 14"x1 7" Keystone NOW One man's junk is another bedroom apartments ranging Fireplace, laundry, security FOUND: Men's silver digital Klassic or any style "wire man's treasure - sell those un Carpet your rcom with from $210 to r month. system. 345-1 105. watch near Old Main, Mon .. basket" or "chrome 5-spoke" $300 pe wanted items and turn clutter nant. see Carlyle I Two persons per unit. Student ______11/8 wheels. 581 -2967. into cash . Use the Classifieds! Oct. 31 . Call 235-0764. Unlimited. West Route Male ______and non-student locations. to sublet apartment for ______11 7 ______11 4 . cOOh open 8-6 Mon .-Sat . Spring Semester. 2 · bedroom, WANTED: Keyboard and· Carlyle Apts. 345-7746. LOST: Keysll Several keys 345-7746. ______furnished Lincolnwood Apts. bass guitar player to form a 00 on silver key ring. Two upside Call 345-3381.. band. Call Reg· Qwens 345- Apartments and private Lost and Found down, 1 broken . and 6 reg Workshirtsi Miller & rooms near square. Call 345- ______1111 1 - keys Please call Suzanne 348- Kings workshirt orders 6089 or betwee,n 9 & 1 O night· ' 717 from 10-1 1 a.m. or 5-7 Gorgeous new 3 bedroom 5856. ing taken. Call Cathy, or day at 345-7 544. 1 LOSE SOMETHING? Come p.m. furnished apartment good loca ______11 7 ______11•4 7597. to The Daily Eastern News - ______00 tion . $1 1 Olmo. Utilities includ LOST: One gold 'D' script we have many unclaimed Male to sublet apartmer.t for ed. (Spring). Call 348-5406. charm . Lost near Blair Hall or Elect Stacy HILL. ______items. We run lost and found Roommates spring semester. 2 bedroom. 11 11 the Union. Has great sentimen· BROSSEAU. Judy M ads three days FREE as a ser furnished, close to campus, Spring Semester. newly tal value. If found please call your off campus reasonable rent. Garbage. remodeled 2 bedroom apt.. vice to our readers. Diane Warner at 345-681 3. Female Subleaser for Spring. senators. Vote Novem cable, water paid for. Call 348- own room, close to campus. all ______c-00 11 8 10th, 1 block from Buzzard. Paid by HBM. 8066. utilities paid. 348-0064. LOST Blue checkbook LOST: Opal necklace on Furnished apt. for $1 10, gar somewhere in Charleston. If ______11 4 11 11 gold chain. 11 1 83. Great RE-ELECT Mike A bage paid. Call 345-9720. found call 345-2436. Dan . Female subleaser needed sentimental value. Please call SON and Angelynn RIC 11 4 ______immediately or Spring 11 4 348-1394. Reward. Two females needed to For SON , At-Large Senators stlmester for 1 bedroom apt . Sale LOST: keys on a key chain ______1 1 8 sublease for Spring semester. Nov. 9. 83. Paid for by A $105.00!month plus utilities. with an Aquarius emblem. LOST: Royal blue Eastern Great size apt - close to carr. Call 348-8788. Ask forChris Ox55 2 bedroom mobile $Reward . 348-8652 iacket. "'Eastern·· script on Birthright Cares pus! ! For more info call 348- 1 ______11 4 ______11 4 home . Completely set-up. ex· _ back. Name Lisa Gulgren on _ pregnancy test Mon�· Th 7536. LOST An Eng. · textbook SUBLEASE : OWN tras. 348-8560. tag inside. Has sentimental 6. 348-855!. • ______11, 4 written by Milton Wohl Badly BEDROOM. 1 35 month ______8 value. if found please call 348- Sublet wanted: Female. 11 utilities split between group of Whirlpool 12-ft. Refrigerator . need it. Please call 348-7603 7864 Close to campus. Spring. 348- girls. One block from college. 3 yrs. old; apt. size Frig1diare . for Sutin. 11 7 8694. 345-7480. Electric stove. 345-497 4. ______11 4 LOST. 4 keys near soccer ______11 11 LOST: Eastern l.D. case lost 11 4 ______11 4 field or Lantz. On a gold 0\� 2 girls needed Spring � Need male sublease. Spring 1974 MAZDA. 44.000 on Oct. 30 in Mattoon Train keycha1n that reads ··vou·ve Semester to share nice large 4 Station or on campus. Call Morton Park Apts. $1 00 montn miles. Runs great ' $900. 58 · come a long way baby"' bedroom house. OWN 1 plus utilities. Call Michael 345-, 3430. Nancy at 581 -2742. Please call 345-6037 BEDROOM! Washer and dryer. 9482. 11 4 ______1 1 4 11 7 2 blocks from campus. Call LOST pair of black tinted ______1 ._ · 1 7 For Sale. Male Pit Bull Pup· flowered 348-591 7. eyeglasses in black case. Lost LOST. Light blue G ja'lt/u ",1_ DESPERATELY need 2 py. Top Quality. Call Alisa 58 1 - ______1 P4 makeup case carrying checx ·,�� subleasers for spring & sum· 5264 between Science bldg. and Female Subleaser for Spring. book and keys . drivers license . Renting mer. Close to campus. Gar· 11 4 Triad. Call Bruce 581 -3793. Now Furnished apt. for $1 20. Call Rnd Eastern ID. Call 345· bage & water paid. $105 each 11 4 345-2403. Perfect giftll Portraits drawn 7394. Evenings preferred. Spring Semest plus utilities. 34!:'·3076. or painted by professional ii· ______1114 LOST. Men's silver timex 11 8 11 4 lustrator Satisfaction Regency Need female subleaser for , watch Great personal value. If LOST. Black military guaranteed. $1 5 and up 348· Spring semester for Pinetree Wanted FemC!.le subleaser found. please call Ken at 345· sweater. If found. notify 58 1 · Apartments Apt. Call 348-7827. for Spring. Call 345-364 7 0242. 3584. 5944 or ROTC Department. 11 15 1 11 7 345-91 05 ______11,4 ------1 9 11 8 Off1c1al Notices •re paid for through· the Office of University Relations Official Notices Questions concerning notices should be directed to that office Employed Students Pre-Enrollment be measured by November 1 1 . November 1 7 Godfather's Arts Building, Room 224: Life Buzzard Auditorium: Any student who wished to Unclear Records 1983. If you c a n this Air Force. Coleman Hall. m n ot make Pizza. US Science. Life Science Bldg .. Roo 3 work on Regular Student Any currently enrolled stu· date. contact Cathy Gregg at November 28 - Merrill Lynch: Room 225; Math. Old Main Foreign Language. · F.111 dent wh pre-enrolls for Spring 581 ·36 1 6 ployment during Summer o to make other ar December 1 · McGladrey . 339: Music-Instrumental & Hall. Room 110-E; Semester must have a rangements -.;r m 1984 must be enrolled at clear prior to November Henrickson & Co: December 8 Vocal. Fine Arts. Music . Room Education. Lantz B E:itJ for a minimum of six hours record with the Registration 1 1 . 1 983 so that you can be Indiana Insurance Com· 224; P.E.-men. Lantz Club Room 165: Industrial ., that term OR must have com Office by November 11 or his sure to participate 1n the panies; December 9 · Pepsi. Room; P.E.-women . Lantz plied Arts Bldg .. Room _, 11.:ted at EIU a minimum of pre-enrollment tor.'TI may not be graduation ceremony Caps James Knott Bldg., Room 304; Psychology, Life Science. Life ·,.,.·eve hours during Spring processed and he will need to and gowns will be distributed Director, Career Planning Buzzard Ed. Bldg., Room 210· Bldg,. Room 225; M Semester 1984. register during Central Tuesday. December 6. 1983 & Placement Center G; Social Science/History, Col Main 316; Music-lfist Jone Polich Registration in Jan uary after he from 10:00 a.m.-2 00 pm in eman Hall, Room 229: Speech & Vocal, Fine Arts Program Advisor has cleared his record. the Union Ballroom . Student Teaching Communications. Coleman Room 224; P.E.·men, Michael D. Taylor Joan Gossett 1984-85 Hall, Room 114; Speech Club Room; P.E. • Director, Registration Director, Business Operations All students planning to stu Pathology, Clinical Services. Lantz Bldg., NDSL Borrowers dent teach during Summer Room 202. Psychology, o at ycu do n t plan tc he Drop Deadline Campus Interviews 1 984, Fall 1984 · or Spring Francis E. Summers Bldg., Room 210-G; "st h If- ime student at EIU The d lin It: a t- r ead e for dropping a Graduate Schools 1985 must apply during Chairman , Student Sci en ce/Hi story , C · · c xt semester , you must class or withdrawing from the November 3 - Drake University Hall , Room 229; Speech departmental meetings on Teaching, Dept. ' eport to the Loan Collection Universit y is FRIDAY, (Law School); November 14 - Thursday, November 15, munications, Coleman )ffice in Old Main for an exit in NOVEMBER 4, 1983, at 4:30 Indiana State University (Any 1983 at 3:00 p.m. Rooms for Student Teaching Room 1 14. 1iew Fail ter before the end of p.m. TODAY. The student will major); November 17 - St. the meetings are as follows: Spring '84 Students must obtain 1 983 Semester. Call 581- receive either a "WP" or a Louis University (Law School ) Art, fine Arts Center, Room All students planning to stu Skin Test at the for J 715 an appointment. "WF" at the discretion of the Part Time and Summer Jobs 215; Business Education, Eff- dent teach during Spring Health Service and F(ances Harris instructor of the class. November 7 - Brush Enter ingham Room, Union; Semester 1984 must attend clearance slip to the Collection Specialist Michael D. Taylor prises Effingham Room, Chemistry/Physics, Physical student teaching meetings with Teaching Office (BES Director, Registration University Union, 7:00 p.m: Science Bldg., Room 409; coordinators at 3:00 p.m. before the end of Drop Verification (No apPointment needed). Elementary/Jr. High/Sp. Ed., Tuesday, November 8. Room semester,· or their To ve ify that a drop request r Fall Commencement Career Employment Buzzard Auditorium; English, assignments, according to ma will be cancelled. you s bmitted has been pro u Cap and gown November 1 - Peace Corps, Coleman Hall, Room 31 5-A; jor, are as follows: chase a Student cessed, check with the measurements will be taken Peat, Marwick, Mitchell & Co.; Foreign Language, Coleman Art, Fine Arts Center, Room Workbook from the Registration Office one week Friday, November 11, 1983 November 7 Payless Hall, Room 110-E; Health 215; Business Education, Eft- Union Bookstore and aft�r submitting the drop re- from 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. in Cashway; November 8 - State Education, Lantz Building, i ngham Room, Union; this meeting. the University Union Bridge of Illinois EPA; November 9 - Room 165; Home Economics, Chemistry/Physics, Physical Francis E. Michael D. Taylor Lounge. All graduates par E dgar County Highway; Applied Arts Building, Room Science Bldg., Room 409; Chairman, Director, Registrationry tiei pating i _ l) _the exercises must November 16 - U.S. Air Force; 108; Industrial Arts. Applied Elementary/Jr. High/Sp. Ed .'. Teaching f.'li.a�· · rl!por t 1.lass1<;1f•?d 11111111,diately at A P.rrnr <; 58 1 ·2812 correct ad Friday's .will appear 1n tile ni,xt ed1t1on Unles� not1f1ed. we cannot be responsible ''" il!1 1ncnrwct ad afturits first tn�ert1on c·1asslfThe Dal.llyed £.astern adS News 9 Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements Tokens check cashing ser Tokens announces overnite You can WIN $100 of gas or Kay Dees, 1 5 days til FOR Bonnie, Happy 21 st birth vice dependable, convenient, film processing 2 for 1 prints $100 of groceries. Just buy a MAL! day! Love, Chris. Alpha ______11/4 ______open late and weekends to everyday. raffle ticket from any· 11/4 serve you better. ______cM ,W,F/00 Garnfor only $1 . ______cM,W, F/00 ELECT KAREN ABRAMS for �------� 11/4 .... I ...... uavn a, r101ca.->c 1c111c1 1 1u10"1hL'l.r that"'c"' iesidence hall senator. LAMBDA CH!S: Thanks for a I Vote . I your favorite kumquat is not a Nov. 9. Paid for by LFB. great toga! Phi Gamma Nu. "DO".lt-yourself" Classified Ad Form punk. Yours Truly, Bob Frab ______11/4 ______11/4 cM ,W,F/00 bles Mom and Dad, Welcome to MARK NAGEL and PAM KIN Works. Elect ______11/4 parents weekend no. 4! Thanx CAID: Congratulations on be Name PARDEE, and Do you like to dance? Alpha for all you have done for me. ing chosen Over-all Greek senators at- Sigma Tau Dance Marathon. You're the greatest! I love you, Week Chairpersons. We're behind you all the way. The v. 9th . Paid for Nove. 12 Dancers needed. Renee. Phone Call 581 -5144 or 345-7236 ______11/4 Women of Panhellenic Council. - --11/4 _____ 11/7 Win a $50 gift certificate ______11/4 -=- -=-=-- , Dance. Alpha ATTENTION STUDENTS from Mazumas. $1 donation. Welcome · parents from the Address ce Marathon who filled out the survey for Spansored by S.A.M. Call ladies of Alpha Sigma Tau! Nov. 12th, Marketing Research 4860. On 581 -5792 or ask any S.A.M. Have a great day! Your Tau . Call 581 - behalf of the 8:00 class, we member. daughters . Ad to read ______7236. would like to thank you for your ______11/8 11/4 time, useful answers, and your The Sig Kaps wish everyone Jill and Char, You guys have som e. cooperation to make our class a great time this Parents done a great job this year! It's . . .today! survey a success. T HANKS, Weekend! hard to believe it's our last & Carry Special. Elizabeth Rainbolt; President of ______11/4 game . We areall going to make ...says a lot!" Group 3. BILLY KNAPP: I hope you it out best performance! Pink R Shop. Call ______11/4 have a great 20th Birthday! Panther love and ours. Gram: Congratulations on Love, Denise. ______11/4 --1 1 /8 the presidency! Will you stilr �------11/4 ENGELS UNITE: Let's get �,--- Pi presents oµr have time to fill up your . little Janet: Alright, JAN: Happy ready for a drunk time Nov. 9. . Ms. Nice Guy black book? Love in A.O.T. , birthday to you. Have a good Be there or besober . !! Enter your Lynn one! Mone'. ______11/4 your favorite ______11/4 ______11/4 Watch out Floyd, here I glr1 next door. Chi Delphia pledge meeting Richard, Thank you for come! Happy 21st. Birthday ---1 1 /4 5:00 active 6:00. At the house another chance. This time tomorrow, Karchen. Love, Under classification of: � rose special. Sunday. we're going to make it. I love Mike, Betty, and Boss. Cash-n-carry. ______11/4 you, Stacey. ______11/4 Shop. 5th and KRISELLEN LANG, Happy ______11/4 Mama, Good luck on your Dates to run __� --���-��� -7007. Birthday! You are a special per Happy Birthday Tim Brown . exam tomorrow. Just grin and , ,..____ 11/4 son and a great A.A. Watch out Your beard makes you look bare it! Love, Carla, Nancy, COST: cents per word first day, cents all campus for us buzzards! Luv ya, your cool. See ya Sunday to party and Donna 1 4 1 O per word each Sponsor your pals on T.N.T. up. Your good Buddy, Oink ______11!4 consecutive day thereafter guy or gal in ------1 1 /4 11/4 (minimum words) . Student rate half price - --::- -,-- TERRI: HAPPY 18TH' I hope 1 O Pt's Annual Mr. Sherlock you FROG Jiii & Char, Well tomorrow is your behaving yourself when ad MUST be paid for in advance. no PUNSTER you: · It was PLEASE: & Gal Contest. our last game & remember we I 'm not around to watch you' call 348- awesomely fun! Much thanx, couldn't have done it without Lost tion Have a Great Day . Love. An· checks for amounts less than $1. 00. & your kindred spirit. you. You both have been fan nie. Found ads are run FREE for three days. ______11/4 tastic. We love you, The Pink ______11. 4 Place ad and money in envelope and deposit Congratulations MELINDA Panthers. The Alpha Garns welcome all REYNOLDS! You're finally 2°1 ! ______11/4 in box in Union p.m. parents to EIU. Have a great Daily Eastern News by 2 Hope you get a birthday kiss ATTENTION S.A.M. weekend! one business day before it is to run. The from Number One Son. Have a members: Short meeting Mon., News ______1 1 · 4 reserves the right to edit or refuse ads con great bir!hday! Love, your Nov. 7. 6 p.m. front of Grand The men of Delta Sigma Phi bunkies past and present. sidered libelous or in bad taste. Ballroom. Mazumaraf fles to be wish to in vite yo to their 4:00 ______11/4 distributed. Club on Friday, November 4th. Connie, You're still my ______Student? (Student rate half- 1114 ______111 4 favorite wife even if Tommy Wan t a room? A car? A Elect Karen ABRAMS price) OYes DNo and I do have a family. Love, A stereo? job? Whatever you residence hall senator. Vote on your Dream Man. want, check the Eastern News Nov. 9! ______11/4 Payment: ______OCash DCheck classified ads. ------� 11 4 D�ryl, I was looking through cOOh my eventsful and noticed that it was your birhtday today, So . I decided to wish you a Happy rat's tales 22nd Birthday!! Love, Loretta. P.S. I got a co.uple of tickets to Bozo's Circus from Goober. Do you want to go? · ______1114 Puzzle Answers A . . BE L L E SA 8 I� GI Al R E E L I AX Al NI I 0 It I V A R E A I R AN D I E A ISITI N R A N A L E R It II I - A RR 111s s •• y I< l I II L- A 10 PR A I l! JI A L A R L T N A • I Ir II E L LI R E GR E SS N K 0 N U SI A T LA S T L E S E A D A T ES - AD E D II I - DE SE- A AN• II I II - -- TE RE ES TA P � c II A L T I A R E I II ii I I A D E I A S T E R RU T L ! L A N I N EI'D S NA 10 ! H There'n Back Wizard 's Closet----.... llf«E r A.M, <_,11;,.,v �1>tl> >'1 \.lf NO I 1HU 11- Y... Please repartclassified errors immediately at 58 1 -281 2. A Friday's will appear in the next edition. Unless notified, we cannot be ble for an incorrect ad 2fters its first insertion. ClassiThef Dalliedy Eastern a Nedsws 10 November 4, 1 983 Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements Jeff, Hope your 21st Birth Show that special friend you MELINDA REYNOLDS: President Cathy Gram : Con SHERLOCK: '"It's 5:45- SHELLY S day tomorrow is the best one care - the classified way. Put (Charlie Brown), Happy 21st grats on the big office, I know don't you think one of us Thanks for dinner · yet. Love you Always, Joan. your personal message in the Birthday! Have a great time you'll be great! Love in KO, should go to sleep?" Strangely night. Keep up ______announcements. celebrating tonite! "I don't 11/4 Padwoman. unique, Ms. A. and have fun ______Elect Boyd and Collard as cOOh know" maybe you'd rather BEE ______11/4 ______11/4 ·pledgeship. Y MIKE KARPUS: Please tell in Carbondale with all the Resident Hall Senators. Paid Amy Carolina and Cami Lee, Mom & Dad, Welcome to Mary and Phil. for by CAB. your big brother that he's a groovy ghoulies!! Love, Joy & You guys are the bestest, EIU. I just wanted to let you ______11/9 wonderful human being. Amy thanks for making my birthday know what terrific parents you ______11/4 SUZI NEWKIRK: Congratula Thanx! · great. I hope we're friends until are. I love you both! Debbie. tions on being Panhellenic ______11/4 Rich, Happy . Birthday to the all our teeth aren't real , like big ______11/4 Doug Crooke, "Rise & greatest big brother anyone Woman . of the Month! We're chief .. Awesome dogs in a wet AMA: Parents Weekend In Shine". We hope you enjoyed could want. Have a great proud of all you hard work. The rain storm ! Love, the ASM formal Gathering, Saturday Women of Panhellenic Council. our little surprise! Have a good weekend and remember our Christy Kay . November 5 at 824 4th St. ______11/4 day, Love Karen & Julie. date on Monday. Love your Lit ______11/4 from 2:00-4:00 p.m. Members. To the best Want to be an usher for ______11/4 tle Sis, Stinker . ATTENTION S.A.M bring your parents to meet the world Don & ______11/4 University Board Concerts? RESIDENCE HALLS vote on member.s: Short meeting Mon., marketing faculty and AMA of Thanks so m Start by working the Tony Ben Nov. 9 for KELLER, MARKEY, The women of Delta Zeta Nov. 7, 6 p.m. front of Grand ficers and members. down this we nett concert this weekend. Call & REISKE. Paid for by MKR. would like to extend a warm Ballroom. Mazuma raffles to be ______11/4 we're going to welcome to all their parents 581 -3829 for details. time! Love, Karen ------11/9 distributed. =- -;-; ______11/4 Happy Birthday JULIE AR Tracy Siesennop, Happy coming down this weekend. --- - -1 1 I4 Welcome Uncle TAUS: Have a great --,-,,....-- -:-:- MANI! Let's celebrate this bir 20th Birthday! Love, Kathy and We hope you have an en Mark Gies (Goose) : Keep up Rocky and Kirk. 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' Etc£:·�:Should- have read to erect a stop sign on Finance Commissioner John Beusch '�25'f the Thursday; · in and Hayes streets in front of said that the first resolution allows the Fine Arts Building. construction to take place, and the se Nov. 3 Menu Guide. 's campus police had cond resolution allows an engineer out put up a stop sign for south side Charleston to do the work. ffic, but removed it because a Charleston Engineer Buddy Reed nee is needed before a sign said that the total cost of the con ted . struction will be $115,000, with 90 per uncil also approved two cent of that being provided by the Support your which will allow federal federal government . PANTHERS legal club seeking merribers hJohnston policies of various law schools, to help on 's honorary pre-legal frater prepare students for the admission test a Iota Lambda, is still accep that is a standard requirement to any tions from pre-law students law school and to provide employment Parent's Day! in joining. contacts. eigh, chairman of pre-legal Senior Jerri Collins, president of the Wear and Wave your Miller id membership is restricted pre-legal club, said the orgainization is ores , juniors and seniors. beneficial to those wanting to enter the Painter Hat at the Game. hese students must have an law field. , cummulative grade point "We do a lot of activities. We go on �e� f 2. 5 or better. field trips to law schools. There we sit . the purpose of the club is in on classes and see what is expected Pick up your id � students with admission of us in law school," Collins added . 4?t.? rize �'l>�'I>\. 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Join together for coffee and donutsst arting at 10 a.m . . UNIVERSITY BOARD Special Events Only 3 Days Left '.)i..lGel.'.s Fri. 9-8 , Sat. 9-5 · CC9�.5��J� Sun�12-5 GIGANTIC Christmas in Nov. Sale assorted 1/2 off Gold Chains Cultured Pearls 50% off other fine merchandise up to 70% �ff On the West Side of the Square . Friday's e Dally Eastern News s ROJts 13 gue title at stake. as Panters host SWM wers tion committee," Molde said. s football team will be after its fourth "We bounced back strong after the Southern loss nference title I p.m. Saturday when the so I'm confident our players have realized the In ttle Southwest Missouri State University diana State game is also behind us and that we start another winning streak Stadium. Saturday,'' he added. thers, 2-0 in the Mid-Continent Con- The Panthers stingy defense will be tested once 7-2 overall, have either won or shared the again Saturday because the Bears have the be�t pionship t he last three seasons and are ex rushing attack in the conference. peat again this year. Therefore, Southwest Missouri's Johanningmeier , Southwest Missouri, which is a third said he believes the matchup between his runni ng member and in its second Division I-AA game and the Panthers defense will be a ke'·: factor in has been the surprise team of the league the outcome of the game. "We're impressed with Eastern's defense," Johan and run a rs were predkted to place third in the ningmeier said . "They have fi ne athletes they currently boast a 2-0 conference mark unique type of defene will cause us some definite pro ·ord overal l . blems." e just starting to establish ourselves in the "They force the big play, but if you crack the line I-AA," Southwest Missouri head coach of scrimmage you will run for a big gain," Johann in · ningmeier said Th ursday . ingmeier added. "We don't expect any yardage to urprised a lot of people this year ," come easy Saturda . " ve s y meier added . "We were pic'ked a d istant However, he said the Bears' running quarterback, )·ear, but we proved that we could compete Tom Leeker, will give the Panther defense some pro CC team,." b lems . ently. bot h ,· l)aches agreed that Satur "The running quarterback adds another dimen e5t promi�e� to be a highly intense confron- sion to our offense." Johanningmeier said. "We hope that our running quarterback will help break ,· hampionship i� invoh·ed the stakes down their defense.·· ime .i to be h igher : · Johanningmeier said. "And Eastern's \tolde is aware of Southwest :vtissouri t he h igh 'lake' bo t h team.;will be m ore in- running quarterback and realizes it will cause some problems for his defense. head Cl)ach Al \1 olde �aid, "There are a "Leeker is subbing for Greg Arterburn at QB and sot1' that '' e 'hould be fired up w play the more experience he gets the better he becomes," \tolde said. " H e \ er good athlete. ' s a y ·· four to win the tid t i ne ·· gl1als '' 'h !V - C �m nt, "We t ried to recruit him for Central \1 issouri e can uccess ull reb1.1und from '' hen I '' as there and certainly respect ed . "If '' s f y his ability to loss, 'H can achieve that goal Saturday." run the Wing-T. which is a difficult offense to nther' were dealt a major setback in t hei r master." \lolde added. 1- -: h pe last Saturday when t hey Despite his fine running game, Johanningmeier ad ff bid o s fell tl1 Eastern strong safety Dan Fallon bats down a pas5 late. The loss dropped Eastern to N1.). 13 in mits that the Panthers are an overall better squad during the Panthers' · loss to Indiana State )II n jeopardized ii- playoff chance.;. 1 7-14 than his 1.' '' n. a d University (News photo by Kent Kurfman J frr1'e certainly played well enough agai n "Eastern is a much bet ter football team than us," Indiana State but the offense missed result of the to Indiana State \ olde sai �at . .\s a k1 ss , t d J oha n ningmeier said. " We must play our very best si:oring pp rtunitie . ·· \tolde sa d . \ i t ory Saturday i.; essential if Eastern is to remain l) o ' i a c and be l uc k y :is well as good to win." n't a fford to d1.1 that against the people in the playoff bid hunt. "They ha\ e the experience and size over us, but we lde c1.mt inued . "Once e "E\en thl)Ugh the \lid-Continent champ does not )·ing." \h) '' get are going into the game with nothing to· lose a:1d punch it on in nwre C )n isten t ly get an a tomatic berth, wi nni ng e thi ng i n " Johanningmeier added. ··so ha\e tl) l .; u (playofl) '' e beli�w e\ ry 10 gq , the league would enhance 1.1 ur pl1si:il111 i t h the selec e l-teend1. 1ing." w - maybe we will be more loose and will surprise them." ikers go for Playoff-bound booters look to post best season record; host Indians st season bid b� Mike L�nch Kane said. "We haven't blown anyone off the field L ook ing to post its finest regular- season record . but we ha\e yet to be blown out either." ' Eastern's soccer team will host Northeast Louisiana Hyndman is aware of the Indians' ability and an n s volleyball team could capture a spot Gateway Collegiate Athletic Conference University in its season fi nale 11 a.m. Saturday at ticipates a tough game Saturday. "They're a pretty deceiving team," Hyndman on tournament with a sweep over its L a kesi de Field. The and ranked fi ft h nationally . . said. "Last year we beat them 3-0 and looked like ference opponents this weekend. Panthers, 15-1 it Panthers, 24- 7 woul.d clinch the top spot in the \tidwest regional w� wal ed away with it, but the game was actually overall and 4- 1 in leat.?ue k po t r y O\er the Indians. much closer. " ill travel to University of Northern J ;wa ll with a win Sa u da 8-6-1. and conclude weekend play Saturday Consequently, Eastern would i nitia!ly enjoy a In last year's game Kane said his squad tried un Drake in two key conference matchups. homefield advantage in the opening round of the succesfully to contain Eastern All-American Damien Panthers can sweep Northern Iowa and NCAA post-season tournament when the pairings Kelly and hopes for better success Saturday. they are almost guaranteed a id to the are released on Nov. 13. "Kelly is definitely the key to Eastern ' s team," b "If we play well and walk a\\ ay with a win I don't Kane said. " If we can effectively stop Kelly I 's pos t -season tournament. think won't be happy with a split," Eastern see how we couldn' t end .u p being ranked number one their offense wilhlip a couple of notches." ch Betty Ralston said. "We need to in t he Midwest," Panther head coach Schellas Hynd However, Hyndman said he is not too concerned hem this weekend to ensure us of getting man said. with any defensive tactics Northeast Louisiana mi1 margain between the teams," Moore 's men's cross country team predicted. a tough Indiana State Moore said he believes the battle for -Evansville squad 11 a.m. first place will be between Eastern's at Lantz course. John Gassmann and Indiana State's State is one of the top James Nolan. II teams in the nation," Pan Earlier this season, Nolan edged out coach Neil Moore said. Gassmann by IO seconds at the t it to be a real close meet," Southeast Missouri State Invitational. . "I expect it to be a real dog In addition, Moore said that he would run all of his players because the speculated that the meet will dual contest is the last meet of the because when the two teams season. tember, Eastern edged out Moore also noted that, "Ninety-five by six points. percent of the team should be healthy man will be important. I at race time. There are a few inj uries re will only be a five-point that we are still nursing her.e and there." Saturday's meet will have added im portance because it will determine who will make . the NCAA qualification meet traveling squad, Moore said. conference win brings us qualifying for the conference playoff and we can' t afford t by anyone," she continued . rn Iowa is led by freshman haab and sophomore Sylvia All Seats $1 °0 haab is the Purple Panthers' --;-::;>� with a 19.4 attack percen {_;;J Tom Cruise lowed closely by Eder who 18.7 kill percentage. Sat. & Sun. Mat. - 2:00 Nit_ely 7:00 & 9:00 will counter offensively with nnie Fisk and Stacy Cook . rrently the GCAC's No. 2· hit- 32.2 attack percentage. H ELD OVER! leads th� team in hile, Cook , and is second to Fisk in STEPHEN 300 • with a 29.1 percentage. KING'S THE DEAD ZONER ncy • hely, the Panthers are paced Sat. & Sun. Mat. 2:00 Nitely 5:00•7:05•9:1 0 _,.. r Kathy Briggs and Fisk. ho is the Panthers' most con�"' fensive player. h�s 2onected a· defensi e faves. Fisk is 317 v 's most effective blocker with locks and 45 block assists. ro l)E.Lll.. 1 STARTS OF THE will conclude weekend lay at Drake, a team that TON ITE (�l�N'l1JllY the Panthers earlier this I ��xx� �· PG the Windy City Invitational . 5:00•7:1 0•9:00 -- Sat. & Sun. k we took Drake too lightly at Mat. - 2:00 '------l -· - ----·---·- -· - ," Ralston said. "We were ff eight- straight wins and they on a match yet. They were HELD play, we weren't and they em- romcrulre OVER! -;;;me--�-, ouldn't have any trouble get ";����,'�: ' '•·...:..: R!_g/ltMO vef for that match after the way I us the last time," she added. Sat. & Sun. Mat. . - 1 :45 I yed great against us. They --·------..-- --· --··�------=--_) g wrong." · lldogs are led by Kris Hey. ---·· · · --J t-2 hitter boasts a 27.4 attack HELD OVER! and leads the conference in with 43 for a 0. 70 average . tion, Marcia Meyer, a 5-foot hitter, also contributes to ogs' offensive attack. Meyer team in kill efficiency with a - tage. I * Liberate >t All �:o� yourself >t .. from all ,. New! .. those ,. ,. u nwanted ,. Tonite ,. items 4:30•7:00•9:1 0 Sat. Sun. Mat. with & - 1 :30 ,. Dally Eastern Ne ,. ws $ ALL SHOWS Classifieds. : 2 BEFORE 6 P. M. ''' ...... DA I LY 16 Wh en theBears What have theba/ L •• expect: South Missouri en 1Uftatj, MeVn! 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The Pant The Uptowner & Cellar Mick's Clothing loss of the sputtered in recent weeks season, fi nds four touchdown s in th Unfinished Unfinished itself in a do-or games, al l rushing. Qua ; Make Your Touchdown on the Square . die situation Rafferty, after some ea Saturday when they host the Bears of cess, has also struggled , · - Southwest Missouri. The Panthers, 7· consecutive interceptions 2, face another 'must win' situation tc touchdown pa ss. Beca keep their slim chances for a playof f Missouri employs a b is berth alive. Not only do the Panthers fense, it will be importan Our Drive-Thru need to win their two remaining con thers to take advantage o tests, but must do so in im pressive opportunities. Eastern's fashion. The Panthers slipped from ed seventh best overall f\{\1d·s 13th in the NCAA I-AA fMc§on� seventh to continued to perform w OW OPEN! rankings this week after last Saturday's have to sh ut down the ' 17-13 loss to Indiana State, so Eastern rushing attack which w must regain its high ranking to have a matchup in Saturday's g realistic shot at the playoffs. Satur Who to watch:Lineb day's game also will decide the cham Covington and Reggie T pion in the Mid-Continent Conference, the Panther defense to st with both · squads being undefeated in Friday, November 4, 1 983 17 ==== Yt ttl"\�'X llttAtill�X g 227 yards per game. team problems Saturday. Williams, running against a Pan who is more of a finesse runner, is BE"rl'ER SUBMARINES is ranked seventh in · averaging nearly seven yards per carry in total defense and this year . All-Conference free safety FRESH DELIMEATS AND CHEESES the run. Southwest Mike Armentrout wi ll anchor the Bear ng game features an defense. Armentrout has been a ball ON FRENCH LOAF BREAD rs, led by Johnny hawk defensively this yea , inte ce r r p ------, DINEIN OR DELIVERY yards) and Keith ting and reco er ng our five passes v i f FREE I • rds). But if the runn fumbles . comer 9th & Lincoln be • he Bears could in Key inj uries:Greg Arterburn, leg; SMALLDRIN K open 'til 10 pm. rs are the MCC's Jim Kaufman, knee. l and do not pass stake:SoLithwest Missouri goes I m, At WITHSANDWICH -345-4 150 necting on only 48 for its first MCC title Satu rday in what season. ,,_. - - - games this must be considered the Bears' biggest .._..._..._.., strength lies in Bears' game of the season. A victory would t op the rush. also assure them their fi rst winning i eh:Fullba<.:k Johnny �eason since 1980. I halfback Keith -Jeff Lon!! 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Showings at 6:30 and 9 p.m. in the • sermon for Football We1ley United Methodist Sunday will be "Around the Corner. " of McAffee. Sponsored the the i Southwest Missouri at 1 p.m. Servicesat 9 and 11 a.m. at 2206 S. Fourth w Panthers host Board. Rated R. St. The title of the sermon will be "Presenting Unltarlan-Unlversall1tFellowship � Saturday at O'Brien Field. • Our Bodies-A Christian Sex Ethic." Services held every first and third Sunday of a the month at 10:30 a.m. at 1602 11th St. • Men'•Soccer Men host Northeast Louisiana at 11 a.m. Flrlt Presbyterian Church The 'cover of this week's Verge f � Saturday at Lakeside Field. The service will be at 10:30 a.m. at Seventh e "Brady Bunch"-is it really to Street and Madison Avenue. The sermon's title �ome mi phenomenon? {Photos by Suzanne � s C ntry is "O Sing To The Lord A New Song {Taking God > Men ' rouCou and Fred Zwicky) -Evansville at 11 Seriou y Movies J Men'stemn host IndianaState sl )" 1- a.m. Saturday. Immanuel Lutheran Church "Risky Business" Services will be at 8 1 5 and . 10: 45 a. m. at Showings at 7 and 9 p.m. Matinees on Satur ------: StaffBox: 902 Cleveland Ave. "Worthy of God's Kingdom" day and Sunday at 2 p.m. Will Rogers Theater, Music Editor ...... Denise will be the sermon title. Charleston . Rated R. Assistant ...... Kerri Dvorak Concert Hall Photo editor ...... Fred The operetta "DoctorMiracle" and the musical Trinity Episcopal Church "All The Right Moves" Art dire tor ...... "The Diary of Adam and Eve" will be performed Holy Eucharist at 9 a.m. at 2200 Western Showings at 4:45, 7:05, and 9.: 05 p.m. c Copy desk ...... at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday in the concert Ave. , Mattoon. Call 358-81 91 during the day for Matinees at 1 :45 p.m. Triple Cinemas, Mattoon. Sharon Bray, Kevin Zimmerman hall. Admission is $3.50. a ride. Rated R. Open 7am.-2pm. GLENMORE •Breakfast all day tre Saturday GIN 1 li $499 •Daily lunch al --· litre Speci s Glenmore VODKA 1 $499 ,� LITOUHHT 18 IOTClllH & BIDB Take care of you with homecooked -·...... ---·- .- � meals and a relaxed atmosphere 621 Monr W�!fl'L� North Side of the Square 345-145 3 ... ::r bunkthose ! • m)itlis !• - -I ::r as CD nly children are just normal as the next lunatic � � problems." � hneldman . . spoiled. They depend upon The fact that friends aren't available i ts for everything from 24 hours a day leads to close relation- � their rooms to providing a ships with parents since they are the ; of money. They're the only ones at home to talk to. • roun I've always turned to my mother for lion-seekers a d . � , "only children" should have advice," Bayar said. "She knows just ,i about everything about me ." ustomed to these false ac- z And while most students This need and willingness to share : child families will deny being more with parents than the typical & e are those who admit it. American youth with 1.5 siblings may � everything you want. You actually make the only child more � to take hand-me-downs mature. For example, some students � feel uncomfortable around anyone old "' ur parents buy you pretty . hing because you're all enough to be their mothers or fathers. ," junior Richard Bagley con- Age isn't as important to only children who have spent their entire home life true for Bagley, however, surrounded by adults. ble to senior John Waylen. "I think I get along better with older reotype of only children people than other kids do," Testa claims. "Sometimes I prefer older ded isn't true in my case. little my parents were divor people's company because I can relate y mom just had a job as a to them more since I've been around so she didn't have a whole lot older people so much." to spoil me with," Waylen ex- What kind of problems might this preference for older people cause when "You have to take more care an only child goes away to college and when you're an only child is surrounded by their peers? you can't depend on your a sorority for sisterhood. There are a in.a while I wish I had a brother. I would "I've had a hard time in the dorms," sisters to do stuff for you," few girls in it who are really like sisters to have helped him with baseball and Bayar said. "I can't stand sharing a me, but I don't think you could ever bowling, or whatever his interests or ac room because I like my privacy." result of not having other replace a real sister to share stuff with." tivities were." In addition to trying to adapt to an en In the family to rely upon, The desire for the companionship The lack of peer companionsl-.ip only vironment consisting mostly of one's y children seem more in provided by siblings seems to have hit children had to face at home was ofteri own age, there is also a question of sur t. most only children at one time or compensated for in friendships. vival only children must deal with. to be by myself," claims another. "I've always had a best friend and she "Maybe other kids are more in e Suzan Bayar. "Sometimes I "At first, when you're little, you don't was like a sister to me," Bayar said. dependent as far as doing wash and my room and read or listen to like being an only child because you Bagley explained, "Sometimes I wan cleaning because their parents are busy t away from people." don't have anyone to play with," Testa ted someone other than. my parents to taking care of the other kids. So they've ore Maria Testa also enjoys said. talk to. 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(Photos by Fred Zwicky) - 5 i i • - -4 ':3' • � < � • .. � z iIll a:� • � z � 3 er • .. fa .... co co c.> Never a dull moment .,. Big fam ilies-worth their weight in gold by Carl Pugliese has six brothers and two sisters, said room for anyone �o be spoiled." They never play solitaire. They never being from a big family conditions a per Sronkoski said having a big family "is wear Gloria Vanderbilt or Calvin son to get along with people. not financially feasible anymore." " Klein-only "hand-me-downs." And In a big family, you have to learn to Sophomore Peggy Conway said if you they never, ever sit down for a quiet, live with people," Buishas said, adding really want a big family, "you can relaxing dinner. that she can always rely on her family. always make the money stretch farther They are people from "big" families. "My family is my best friend," she said. than you think. " People from large families never feel "They're always there for me." Conway, who has four sisters and lost in the crowd. For them, being with Although Patty Krenz said she ap four brothers, said that while she was large amounts of people is perfectly nor preciated being one of seven children, growing up, "money wasn't a big mal. she will not consider having more than priority." Conway said, "I got more out Michelle Freeman said, 'Tm used to two or three children when she marries. of it" because the family did not have being around bunches of people all the Krenz, who is a senior, said having a much money. time." Freeman, a junior, has five lot of kids would take too much time, ef Thomas Hall Counselor Tom Condit brothers and one sister. fort and patience. "My mom must have said that the big family "is a dying She said she feels fortunate being been a miracle worker" to take care of breed." Condit, who has seven sisters from a large family because she is never seven kids, Krenz said. and three brothers, said society is too bored. "If I don't have anybody to go In addition, Krenz said when she concerned with how much everything out with, I can always go out with one younger, she saw the materialistic things costs. of my brothers." her friends had and wished her family "Too many people are looking at it - Junior Kevin Lyne said around his had more money. through dollars and cents. People who home "there is always something going "I used to say, 'God, I wish I was an did not grow up in a large family have on." only child,"' Krenz said. However, missed a lot," he added. Lyne has 13 brothers and sisters. "now that I'm grown up, I'm glad I Buishas agreed. However, she noted If he gets in trouble, Lyne said he wasn't." that society has also become too career knows, "there will always be 15 people Sronkoski said she does not regret oriented. standing behind me." missing out on materialistic things and Krenz said people's attitudes are Senior Lynn Sronkoski, who has six added that her parents offered her more geared toward working rather brothers and two sisters, said one of the family more than materialistic items. than raising a family. best things about being from a large "I was offered a lot of intrinsic things But every now and then, ·career family is "there's always someone there like love and support," she said. "I had oriented people have to play a game of when you're down to pull you gained a lot more than other kids." solitaire because there's no one around through." Lyne said in a big family, "there's no for a hand of Uno or Old Maid. Sophomore Jennine Buishas, who 6 i... .. J Style C:Ouncilsh oots fromthe hep ,;.. J accordion lends some flavor and humor. Weller �. INTRODUCINGTHE STYLE COUNCIL ;fThe Style Council it toward the end, however, by slipping into a j Hey cats! Do you remember Paul Weller, that of the lyrics in French. Charles Boyer he ain't. We're told "Mick's Up" � groovy modwho fronted the Jam ti! they broke up last has been "Ado E year? Man, oh man, how that group rocked! It was a Radio One's premier Soul Show as its theme ! capital drag they split, y'know? sounds something like the "Peanuts" theme. � But don't despair, chickadees! 01' Paul, just as slick here's a relevant question: would you want a f as ever, is back with a chap named Mick Talbot who the "America's Top 40" theme?) c grooves on those ivories like I don't know what! The The EP closes with "Money-Go-Round," e � new band Is called .the Style Council, and they're too best song on the disc. Weller finally comes alive ; hep to explain! delivering his diatribe against the Powers That Be � Okay, okay, I'll knock it off with the "cool" rap . Un angry snarl: :: fortunately, the Style Council never does. Weller's Too much money in too fe w places � been fond of this hep talk since the Jam's live album, Only gets a smile on particular faces . Dig the New Breed, and it's grown to Its overbearing Too much power in not enough hands worst on the new EP, Introducing the Style Council. Makes you think, "Get rich quick, take all I The liner notes tell us that the Council's music is "a The song is highlighted by some escalating h true sparkle that will not be extinguished." We're also slinky bass and a passionate backing vocal informed, "Their own values are basic-the word style unidentified female singer. But what's most im in their name is no mistake." It's finally wrapped up ' is that Weller is finally singing with some con with "Dig their grooveline and to it!" This stuff is When he sings "Killing for peace, freedom and enough to make even a hardened Tiger Beat reader But I'm too old to go, so they're sending you," wince. in one take and captured I'd say." It's not a bad song, practically boils through. But you can't judge a book by its cover, as Benjamin but I have my doubts about this "one take" business. In tr oducing the Style Council, while not a to Franklin (or was it Jack Kerouac? Buddy Ebsen?) used The organ fills and percussion just don't have much of misses far more often than it hits. I used to ha to say. The music is what's important, so let's take a a spontaneous feel about them. of respect for Weller, and I still think some of his look at that. The notes for "Speak Like a Child" are downright with the Jam is every bit as important and exciti "Long Hot Summer," represented here in a dance embarrassing. "Just fe el this song take you up and as it was when it came out. But the Style Cou .mix as well as in its original form, is a slow, soulful down like life's big dipper does y'know ...essent ial to completely different cup of tea, and usually not number about loving and losing. "Don't matter what I anyone who means to go on with this big fairground of warm one at that. Once they get past their do/Cause I'll end up hurting you" is the central line, ours." Right. Musically, the cut boasts a brassy posturing (providing they ever do) , maybe the with Talbot contributing a thick slab of funky syn arrangement and an impressive bass line; lyrically, it's out an album as powerful and involving as " thesizer. The operative word is laid-back-so much so a throwaway. Go-Round" hints at . that it threatens to go to sleep on you (or you on it) . "The Paris Match" starts out strongly, with Talbot's Oh well, at least they have nice socks. 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Wertmuller 32 Wordsworth . .,Ill cold-war spoof about a Soviet 10:20 p.m. 28 Song stylist w sub aground off New England. 17-News Mercer Cart Reiner, Alan Arkin. 10:30 p.m. 31 Evaluate 15,20-Thicke of the Night 2, 15,20-Saturday Night Live 33 Like Pegasus 11:35 p.m. 3-Movie: "Killer Fish." 34 After-shave 1 7-Nightline ( 1979) Greedy emerald 12:35 a.m. thieves vs. hungry piranhas in 38 Like a wee 17-News Brazil. Lee Majors, Karen bairn 37 Wing of a Black, James Franciscus. building Saturday 9-Movie: "A Piece of the Ac· 38 Backslide tion." (1977) Bill Cosby and 6:00 p.m. 39 Heyerdahl's Sidney Poitier play crooks 2, 15, 20-Hee Haw --Tiki who are coerced into doing . 3-News 40 Greek letters social work on behalf of ghet· 4-College Scoreboard 41 Finally to youths. James Earl Jones. 10,1 7-Entertainment This 42 - -majeste 10-Benny Hill Week 43 Nature lovers 1 2-David Susskind of a sort 12-Doctor Who 10:35 p.m. 45 Used the 38-Solid Gold 1 7-Solid Gold children's pool 6:05 p.m. 10:50 p.m. 48 Cessation 4-Wrestling 4-:Night Tracks 47 "- for All 6:30 p.m. 11:00 p.m. Seasons" 3-More Real People 1 0-This Week in Country 49 "Billy Budd" 9-At The Movies Music actor 1 2-Doctor Who 38-Solid Gold 55 Landed 6:55 p.m. 11:30 p.m. 58 A New 4-College Football Pre-Game Zealander 1 0-Wonder Woman 7:00 p.m. 59 Prefix with 11:35 p.m. 2, 15, 20-Movie: "On the distant or 17-Dance Fever Right Track" ( 1981 ) stars lateral Midnight Gary Coleman as a shoeshine 2-America's Top 1 O boy who lives out of a train· 9-People to People See page 9 of News for answers 15, 20-At The Movies station locker and happens to 1 2-Masterpiece Theatre 38-News have a knack for picking 17-Movie: "Stir Crazy" 12:05 a.m. 10:20 p.m. 11:05 p.m. horse-race winners. Michael ( 1980). Offbeat prison yarn 1 7-Lifeline to a Dying World 17-News 4-0pen Up Lembeck. where bullriding talent 12:1 5 a.m . 38-Switch 11:20 p.m. 3-College Football: Illinois at prevails. Richard Pryor. Gene 38-NOAA Weather Service 10:30 p.m. 38-Fame Minnesota Wilder. 12:30 a.m. 2-Movie: "All the President's - 11:25 p.m. 9-Movie: "100 Rifles.·· 8:05 p.m. 2,10-News Men" ( 1976). Riveting adap 1 7 -Austin City Limits Encore ( 1969) Jim Brown , Raquel 4-Week in Review tation of the Woodward· 11:30 p.m. Welch and Burt Reynolds in a Sunday 8:30 p.m. Bernstein book about the 3-Nitecap violent tale of revolutionaries 3, 10-Goodnight, Beantown Watergate incident. Robert 9-Movie: ''The Left Hand of and Mexican Indians in the 7:00 p.m. 9-0dd Couple Redford, Dustin Hoffman . God" ( 1955). An adventurer early 1900s. 2, 15, 20-Knight Rider 9:00 p.m. 3-Star Trek dons the robes of a priest to 10-Peanuts 3,10-Alice 3, 10-Trapper John. 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(1983) An· 8:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m. 10:55 p.m. about an heiress who has to thony Andrews, Deborah Raf· 2, 15, 20-Movie: "Princess 2,3, 10, 1 5,20-News 17-Taking Advantage present a fiance to her "dy· fin, Harry Morgan. Daisy" ( 1983, two-parts). 9-Twilight Zone 11:00 p.m. ing" grandfather. Sandra Dee, 12-Movie: "The Farmer's Lavish production of Judith 12-Monty Python's Flying 1 0-Music City USA Robert Goulet. Daughter." ( 194 7) Loretta Krantz's chronicle of haute Circus Young's portrayal of a monde from the 1 950s to the 10:05 p.m. Swedish maid who becomes '70s. Stacy Keach, Merete 4-Jerry Falwell embroiled in politics won her Van Kamp, Lindsay Wagner. 10:1 5 p.m. an Academy Award. Joseph 3, 1 0-Jeffersons 10-News Campus clips HE Colt/NA l>O WH Y 'IOI/ THY WHA TS PU T ME tit/ SHOES ? DO!V f Counseling Center will feature a series of "New Growth" TO /tfE #0 1111 ? MAkE � ;/?11/'/ rNE So.ttETN/lt/ S FVNN Y workshops Saturday, Nov. 5. Effective decision-making will be .SW/Ill TEA M NVN FOil A discussed from 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Hints to help with weight ? '! CHANGE! loss will be covered from 10:30 a.m. to 12: 30 p.m. Responding to childhood stress will be presented from 1 :30 to 3:30 p.m. Model Illinois Government will meet Monday, Nov. 7 at 3:30 p.m. in Coleman Hall Room 103. People interested in submitting legislation for the Spring Session should attend this meeting. Economics Club will hold 4 O'Clock Club Saturday, Nov. 5 at Roe's. All majors welcome. A pizza party will be held Monday, Nov. 7 at 4:00 p.m. at Caesar's. Contact the economics office for more information. Unity Gospel Choir in conjuction with Black Student Union will perform Saturday, Nov. 5 at 7:00 p.m. at the University Baptist Church. Nondenominational fellowship services will be held Sun· day, Nov. 6 and every Sunday at 3:00 p.m. in the University Bap· tist Church, 7th Street. New choir members always welcome. 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The Bradfords. The would adopt their eighth child? Then again, my mom But the real advantages are things like - Doubeks. The Partri-walt a minute. The Doubeks??! and dad may not have been In their right minds after having spmeone there when you get yo · · £ Who are they? raising my three sisters and four brothers. trouble. Like the time I fell down and went � Well, the Doubeks may not be as famous as the rest, Living with them was like living on a crowded city got one heck of a bloody nose . Nothing felt -some of bus. There was never enough room, even with people that cold washcloth on my face and the warm ! but they are as large as-and larger than : those other big television families. always getting on and off. my big sister Martha brushing back my tears. � There are eight Doubek kids and I happen to be But somehow, no- matter how many of us had And as sappy as it may sound, I know that f ;!lucky "number eight." organ lessons or football practice, we were all always need to talk, I have seven friends for life � However, I am not the BABY of the family as my there for dinner. ) always listen and do whatever it takes to help the But we all didn't always get to eat-at least not the The only problem is that now I have to cal !: mother has learned to quit proclaiming-I am l all &youngest. And contrary to popular belief, being the youngest. You see, it isn't safe to fight for food every America to get in touch with my brothers and � youngest of eight isn't all fun and games as my father night, especially when your brothers are 6'2" and And that is why I will never forget my � also found out the night I was born . weigh three times as much as you do. Margaret's wedding two years ago. Wed 1- As my mom was serving dinner on Sept. 5, 1963, And even when I was lucky enough to get the food, always special, but this one was extraordinary she told my dad, "Frank, l think tonight's the night." I found It a bit difficultto eat because, like most babies the first time in seven years that the whole fa My dad, being the experienced man he was at this bir- of the family, I always got stuck straddling the leg of together. way, ran into his · the table. But the th stuff with number eight on the best part of the wedding was late call. He came back out Us kids have a hard enough time getting the reception when bedroom and made a phone the Doubeks were all a bit ch and Mom asked, "Well, did you call the doctor?" "Oh potatoes in our mouths without having to transport bleary (if you know what I mean} . no," he answered, "I called my bowling captain to tell them from the table three feet away. And Mom still Don stood up at the head -of the Doubek wonders why I slouch over my food like a stray dog him I wouldn't be there tonight." proposed a toast. "I'd just like to thank you Welcome to the family, huh? protecting a precious bone. the support you've given me in the last few However, according to my big bro Don's story , But despite all the hazards of being the youngest in a You've been great and I love all of you." big family, there are a lot of advantages too. none of that ever happened. You see, to this day he is Now that's what a big family is like. And as materialistic things like all the presents still trying to convince me that I was adopted. "Yeah, There are the it may sound, I wouldn't trade them for anythl Madeleine, we collected green stamps for years to get under the tree on Christmas morning or not having to you!" fight over who gets to use the car when you're the only Right, Don, I know better. Who in their right mind one left at home. •• •• • EPISCOPAL CHURC •• •• Video Movie Rental _E · I · U · Campus Ministry ..� -1VHS. Beta. and Disc ��; Phone: 345-6818f or detail Across from Lawson Hall Trinity Church � 1"lf$��:; 2200 Western Ave. Mattoon . !:.'f1 �',)�� I · Call for Rides �--.. ,,..:", t'IRI IJ'S Rev. Donald J. Schroeder 348-81 91 Are You Smart Enough... You might be, if you're a freshman and decide to try for an Army ROTC 3 year scholarship. You don't even have to be in ROTC . The scholarships will pay for tuition, academic fees, books, supplies, and provide you $ with 1 000 a year. Many of these scholarships have been "reserved" for students in scientific or technical disciplines. Besides your grades, we'll consider . your extra curricular, leadership, and athletic ac tivities. When you graduate, we'll make you an Army Officer. Why not see if you can win one? Seven Eastern students have already� The ap plication period is from now until April 4th. For more information about how to avoid becoming a financial burden during your college years, stop by the ROTC office at Room 310, Applied Arts, or qall MAJ Joti n Napier at 581 -5�44.