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Olson case brings Saluki women bring show home to Arena fines to three Patriots By Paul Pabst made it all the way to the Stafl Writer NEW YORK (UP!) - Three instructional materials f", al! NFL Philip Heymann of Harvard Law second round of the NCAA players and the New England personnel, including players, on School. lOlunamcnl The home opener tonight for "I don 't have to remind our Patriots were fined a total of responsible dealings with the HC}'Ii1aJIIl, formerly a prosecutOr the women's basketball team $ 72,500 Tuesday by NFL media. in the Watergate scandal. was players what they did to us last against Nonhern DlinDis CQI,;d year." Head Coach Cindy Scou Commissioner Paul Thgliabue in Owner Victor Kiam , in a appointed OCL 1 to investigate give the Salukis a dose R & said. "They embarrassed us. connection with the sex'Jal sLatement released through his Olson 's allegations. The report or was R. NO! rest and relaxation, but Northern is one of th e besl harnssmeru of sportswriter Lisa public relations agency in New submincd 10 Tagliaboe 00 Nov. 7. running and revenge. team, we'U play this year and I Olson in the l13JJ's Ioctcr 1Il""'. York, said Tuesday the Patriots In a le!Ler addressed 10 Kiam. Th" revenge factor comes in expect a good game hy both Thgliabue described the s.,. 17 " regret !ba! the i"",dent occurred. Tagliabut. wrote; "Th~!' entire becanse or the N1U/S1U game teams." incident as "distasteful" and TIle learn and I had previou.sly epi.sode w .. .: d istasieful, 01 last sea"",. The Huskies took In order La get revenge, the "damaging 10 the league. " expressed our apologies and we unncccssary and damaging 10 the the Salukis 10 the woodshed for TIght end Zeke Mowan, cited by repeal them once again_ The Salukis will have LO contC,ld league and Olbczs. It included a mix a 9 Hi8 whipping, ,,,, their way with the up· tempo runnin& 0""", as the instigrua of the Sept. decision has been rendered. Now of misconduct. insensilivity. to a 26·5 season. NIU. in offense. which is a Huskic 17 incident. was fLOed 512,500. il's lime to gel on witb playing mi SSlalemenls and other Wide receiver Michael Timpson football" addition to its North SLar inappropriate actions or inaction. Conference championship. See SHOW, Page 19 was fined 55,000, as was fullback In an article Olson w ScPL an of which oould and should have Robert Perryman, who was 24. the Boston Herald reporter been ayoidcd. .. released by the Patriots on Nov. 6 described the experience ?i s Aa:ording '" th, rcpon, Olson and now plays for the Dallas "nothing less than mind rape . said a player approached her while Cowboys. done solely to degrade and she was inlCrYiewing cornerback Pattiols management was fined humiliate me ... Maurice Hurst and invit.crl her to $25.000 and assessed an additional Tagliabue reached .. is decision touch his private pa'lS while four oc $25, 000 penalty !ba! will be usa! following a review of a 6O-page to defray the cos! ~f preparing report submittal by special cnun.cl See OLSON, Page19 Owen back on slue boards ByJelf Bobo get herself back." S\af!WriIar Sitting on the sidelines during the meets she missed was not to You can't keep a good Saluki Ow ... 's liking though. divecdowo. "I had to waLCh the firsl meets After suffering a broken left and help at the scorers' table, bUl I hand in ti.'e fir>t wceIc of practice in would rather have been S<-4'I=bec, and missing !be lim IXlDlJlClinlt." Owen said. three meets of !be season, junio< Owen did not get into the water divec Laine Owen is glad 10 be 2~ muiJ it was time for her to wann up 10 oompet.e again. for her season debut againsl the "Being u:am capIain, Laine was University of Missouri Nov. 16. a big )JIlt of the team even tbougb Sbe ploced second in the J meter she axtldn't alIDpcfC," SIUC head evall behind """"mate, f _-unan swimming coach Doug IngraD'. DenncIJe DuBois. said. "'The team benefited from be. Owen was unab; ' 10 IXlDlpcte in Iead=hip and she participated in the ·meter event vhicb she was the team meetings. - au NCAA qualif"" 'C 1 1/1. pike from Lah!0Wen in l-metecdiving ah< r DuBois. thel-_tom. "The smgcoo said be hi! a borne Drury had 110 diving "- 1lrlmic:aIly, the injury Owen had run," Owen said. "1bere was no "We kept her out 01 ,. 'l-meu:r is caIIcd • boxa's fillamc boc::laac problem with !be anesthetic and event in her rust two' mee. cause i1 is oimiIar 10 !be injury a boxr.. tbcIe were no oompIications. " we dido't W3IU her Lll re-: ~ iL" sofTer.; when he bits somethin~ With the cast on, Owen was Ingram said. "Luckily iA ..,11< wiIh his Ilii£ band. unable to ..,.aic:c in the waIet, so DuBois was able 10 fill m .;: Ile The bones before lite pinky and she kept herself in shape by well because if the meet was on u"-o: ring fingers 00 be.- 'elt t..nd wer WIl CHICAGO (UPI) - Wrigley Zimmer remembers that game." the Cubs seeking 10 rencgOlialC for ml11Of< that his ann is nO! ,",umi for dab Welch Field has been good to Danny Jadcson said. "I aIso..eru 4-for·5 (at the All-Star second baseman. who "I think J proved I was completel ) Jackson. Now be hopes it will be the platc)." hit .306 with 40 home nms and 100 heailhy by the way I p!lrhed in CHICAGO (UP!) - New good 10 him. The left-bander, who never ha RBI last sea",,". September and the pla yoffs." s:tid Chicago While Sox Geocrnl Jackson. 28. met the Chicago heal on a team that fini.<;hcd below Grcncsko said he at", ,. D)·ing.o Jack.. The Druly Egyptian has established an accuracy desk. If readas spot an error. they can caJl5.l6-331 1. extension 233 cr'129. Daily Egyptian { ~ OPPORTUNITY KNOCKS ON l"'BESE 30_ - _-L - . : .. - __EdU:_F ._ DOORS FIRST. So.de."'!!i="I'fo!)r IlMo ....&. Why'? Because Army ROTC helps you develop Assoc:iale EdiU: nne 0ipWl PtIam_E EciIDr: Hope...... !.r ...... __ management and lead ership skiDs. Builds your se1f NewsEdr• . "adde~ confidence. And makes you ,a desirable candidale EdlOrialr'"a1'8Editor:~ ..... m the job market. SUtn: Ad .....--naga- u...... There!; no obhgation Wltil your )wtior ye~, but AaIng a....gr1Q EdtDr: WIIncIe s ...... --- Sf'ck with:t and youll have whiJ it takes 10 succeed - whtle you'", m once yo I qr.ad..,le...... OiIpIIIfAd ~sr.nt ...... 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''''IDila l and acadcm lc problcm,," hopi ng is i.~1t huffing and [luning lIS \\'0:1 ) toward th e program dTorh In l..... eir individual r-cld~ or • K aren Nelson. S('. 'lIOI Ir d llll hdp Lh cm through (:o un "'t' 11I1 !!. helping children with aSlh ma !IV(' r':)I'I :1 1 sricnce. A parul:lp ir"! ,n F'arJlore sa id. wil ~ either be "Iudy. ~ .fc the to maximum. funded fo r Awarded for the Ih ird yc.ot r to ;· I"'!~ i. 11\ (' 1' '': !~1 H (. k ' ~U'S ProgrdfTl and • Ma ry Lou Hi ggn son . The s, hool ', Huff an O Pu:f na tion wide l lnlvc rslty Wnmen's Pro f'~SI Cl n Inch Ides P lt c"'~ of only p'ep~ i o j aeer $6.~; (wltltf>rool 01 age) wllh Eat·ln Orders $2.00 Pitchers of Beer Open for Lunch Delivery Mon. - Sat. 11 a.m. {JT $1.00 Quarts Wednesday SpeaalI'lOl vUe! with any OIhEr ~ . nos1.bstLIU'Iions 5i5 S. Illinois 529-1344 November 28. 1990 Opinion & Commentary .Iil~ EJ.:) plian . • -; . ' - '-04 Sf Daily Egyptian Editorial Board Student Editor-in-OJief: Marlo Millikin Editorial Page Editor: Lisa Miller Associate Editorial £age Editvr: Anne Ryman News Staff Representative: Bri.an Gross Acting Managing £'~itOl : 'Mtnch! Br:;l1don Faculty Representative: avne W.mtl Expanded research could save economy BREATHING IN SOUTHERN Illinois could get expensive. The Clean Air Act is forcing states to clean up their acts, but clearer air doesn't have to mean higher electric bills. I1!inois electric companies are faced with dilemma of usi ng the state's own high-sulfur coal or exponing low sulfur coal from western states. Of course if the companies choose to use the local coal, expensive desulfurization scrubber will have to be installed to keep the coal legally clean. Letters And scrubbers spon a price tag ,hat soars well into the million oollar range. BUT FORTUNATELY, IT'S A one time cost. The benefits of using our coal economically outweigh the costs War on drugs a 'smokescreen' of trallsponation and the purchase of the expensive w,-stern As a soon to be released CDS:Ja!ty legislatures. J.udges, even th e For most or the ghetto-spawn coal. or the so-called war on drugs J IUslices of the United States ignoramus. prison is just another And it's a small price to pay for the ~ake of the Soutl.ern would like to make public severnJ Supreme Court, routinely warp stop on the welfare train. Free Illinois economy. yeaJS or reflection. constitutional guarantees against rood. shelter and clothing ror little Our econom'l's life suppo., system is the coal industry The alleged war on drugs is a the "evil" drug dealer so as to let or no won" These inmates cannot gov{:mment and media induct:d the porceived good guys win . ,do basic math but can tell you the and electric companies shouldn't pull its plug wh en smOKescreen that serves to hi de However, the drug cop is a far cry penny amount of the maximum thousands of mining jobs are at stake. America's real problems, which are rmm a good guy. monthly welrare check. Sou thern fIIinois is sitting on a virtual gold mine of co"I, primarily economic. The flash , glamour and money The true psychotics th3t one but lackl,!Jg' research funds prevent most of the high-sulfur Some added bonuses ror Ihe or the drug game attract the thinks or as belonging is prison fill coa l from being utilized. mighty bureaucratic machines arc greediest and most corrupt of our maximum security the withering away of our civil polico officers. Many drug cops penitontiaries. These true-to-ronn liberties and a handy excuse to are themselves heavy users and lowlires don't deserve the air they JOINT RESEARCH BETWEEN THE University and keep the prisoo slave syste:n alive dealers. In this respect "Scarface" breathe. the University of Illinois revealed an inexpensive way to and expanding. is much mar: accurate than I am strongly in fa'/or of an remove the sulfur by pressure treating it with ethanol. The drug crisis has built-in " Miami Vice" or " DEA." acccleratod death penalty ror ail Sounds good, but the process moves at a snail's pace and media draws-money, sex, guns, Lying, stealing and perjury are s--.rious crimes of sex, violence and scandal and violence. Explanations just part or the job. It has been the abuse or public orfice. It is my funds coming in to funher the research move just as slow. and delai Is of our much more experience or most convicted drug belier that these psychopaths ar" The government needs to pump more money into coal devastation economic woes can dealers that the police steal and kept around a threal 10 other research so we can break our dependency on foreign fuel at barel y keep the average television keep for themselves much prisoners. the gas puinps a.~d boost ou r economy at the same time. viewer awake. ostensibly conriscated This helps make prisons a great We shouldn't have to look any farther than our own back The trade deficil, savings and men:handise. behavior mcd!fication 1001 for loan fiasco, massive cOflsumer and Not only Cl'sh and drugs, but those inmal ';~ caught in the yard for altern ative energy resources. national debts, loss or jobs and clothes, cologne and nude pictures criminal justio:e trnp. Too orten this coil1panics (even entire industries) or girlrriend s. The dope riends is sir::viy someone in disfavor of to foreign manufaclure r~. a with badges even have the audacity the "ate. It is very easy to lose or ba nkrupt Social Security and to brag about their therrs and oIT silence an undesirable in prison. Quotable Quotes oversized welrare system just don' t the-record deals. Wit~ their scare Am erica does have political attrnct aucntion the way a military tactics. med ia hype, usc (' 1' prisoners. ------style drug bust can. With a drug inronnanrs and overbll approach All or the above prove a very ·'()III.":C the \I1J cl.. hu me I dldn'( oolhrr LO gC'.l up. I just layc.:\ there ~md bust you get criminals you can to arrests. drug agents are tl,e bleak runire ror America. Unless v. alCho;;d:' -Chicago n f!~trs Co~('h Vjik~ Uitka sa id after his learn loathe. flashing Ii ghrs , _vi'S with modem American GestapO. we take control or our rate rrom \\'3." run OHr by the Mmnesotd Viking~ 4 1-13, big guns ""- n:;k jackers and all It is well publicized that prison our incompetent, corrupt kinds or confiscated drugs, cash overcrowding is fueled primarily government. we will find ouoolves and wcaponr , by rust-time drug oITenders. These with a rull-scale aW10ritarian state .. It is my best judgement I.hat the Mt way to avoid war is to confront All that f :h ror the medi>. dog prison slave camps are a big within a generation. (Iraqi Prcsi dent) SaddJm Hu ssein witt, th e prospects of war. " and pon y :,how just doesn't business r"r political patrons and The changes won't be made by N 3 !i~~a l ScC'.:rity Ad, ise r Brent ~' • ',,'croft said commenting on the compare to astronomieal estimates userul tool ror a government th.t . ei!.'ier politica1 pany. It has its own need icr a U,N. Security Council resolution 3uthori7in'l tI",~ use of or hard to wxlerstand dollar figures grows larger and mor~ internal agenda and is par! of the and r.ameless. raceless bad guys authoritarian every day. J round problem. We need leaders and (orce to remove Iraqi troops from Kuwait. that constitute the economic news. Illinois prisons to be full or mislirs statesmen, not managers and tvi .. ·w of our civil liberties are and 10SCI i. J)rIHticians. to addr."Ss America's "Sex is a very imponam part or my lire . •i.1Ving the right partner, as J 1>' ". ,g U'ar.;pled by COrrupL ~ver Fmding • man with a 12th grnd. ills.--Brian Boyer, senior, civil do, means a IOL Sex keeps me young. The more you want it. the marc . v.S.D.A. GRADE 'A' MADE FRESH EVDY 6 HRS. 16 OZ. PKC. CHESTNUT CHICKEN G.IOUI~D LEG. QUARTERS BEEF FAM I'LY PAK FAM ILY PAK 48~ $}1 DELICIOUS :,NOWHITE KRAFT LETTUCE CAUliFLOWER SINGLES m\!m ,...... 9 99 t 199 ALL FLAVORS & VA RIETIES ALI. 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I pinas for a hot sale price, I T-shirts shake Saluki rnarket I J~4?c~ I Quake mementos silk screen them oursc lvc'\." !-o aid "S IOCK certificatcs were S 10, and I NOI Valid wuh Connie A rmstrong. acting com· stockholders inc luded class 54 1ji'l sold by students pany president ::nd ~OLJ r se members and mem be rs of the I instructor. Consumer Economics A SSOCI' I By Sherr! L. Wilcox Armstrong choc::es tt'l c v ice ation," Juliana Taylor. mark eting 101 ....· 1" ...11· I Staff Wriler prcsidcnI of the company, who il. manager, said. turn chooses managers 'J f the The sh ins. which rcad "EARTH· IFIDI~!1lE ;=-..::~ £=: Shake il Sa luki Slyle. Thal's fina nce, production, design , sales, CJUA KE 1990-Shake il Sa luki wha t the sll!dcnls o f tht.. Work ~ a. r ke l i n g and pu rc has ing di Sty le," were sold carHer lhis month Cen ler Management class have lold VISionS. for SID. The company made more L ~P~E=S= =-: ::.~~ people around OVCI' ram\>us. 11lOSC managers lhen " hire" iTh.!ir Ihan 5500 e n Ihe 120 T- shins _ Th e course :s a part of ~l e ad staff members from the remaining produced. vanced technical studies program class members. " We sold sh irts at cos t 10 in iIle School of Technical Careers M anagers must write job invcstors and employees, and the 'll,,\S'i~SFISH NET and consists of many ~f ivilics descriptions, and students muSt rest sold so qu ickl y thai we had 10 Hours : Mon. , ,~ ; Tuel.·Sal 'Q ~ Inc luding the crcali. ' 1 J o f a corn p\CtC application leuer.;. hold the ~Ics nycrs we made and Murdale Shopping Center Carbondale company thaI produces . arkclS. "The course has wughl me pull ou r radio SPOls lxx:ausc there sell s and disu ,butes an ori ginal management principles and how to weren'l any shins left," Taylor said. 549·721 1' ", prodUCI across iIle SIUC campus . handle things in an ac tu<.I1 work " We were sold out almost before Thi s year, onc class formed a se lling ," Vice PreS ident Teresa we began," sales manager Mickey compan y ca lled "Armstrong Sobcry said. Adam s ~ id . We Have Baby Shinworks ," They manufac tured Ou tside of t.hc class. whll'h mCCL'i Pro fils will be re turned to the Sa luki carthqua:"c T-shirts. The three times a week , m<.l llage rs investors. after a small portion is company "cmpln)'v1" 31 workers, al. ~ ~ n d four to five hours of l aken to thro w a company Ferrets! all class mc m bcr~ 'lnd personall y meetings and staff m emhcr~ one to cclcbrotion, Arrn suung sa id. • Neutered/Spayed handled everY lhir.g from pur· two hours a wee k wi thin thei r Work C.:.mer M anagement has chasing 10 production. departments. no course pr~ rcq u is i tcs , but il is • Descented "The students eyen mad e their Funding to produce the.! T-slllrt,s restricted iO students maj oring in • Vaccinated own shirts. Silkwonn let u<: come camc from ac tua l in vcs tors who advanccrl lcchnicaJ studies. over and usc their equ ipment 10 held slOCk in iIle cnmpan y. "1bcre arc scveral section of the ·6· 7 weeks ol d Sears ~taff te;> stay same after move r - HEi'iiilssi"UDEiH - , By Sherr! L. Wilcox Jean Jones, of the Scar:; regiona l the M id·Ccnlra l Region. 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Southern I lli no is w omen of and MOl lie Kale, a women 's Illino i s is considering cstab ~ ~~ business will be honored a l a business advoc.:a te for the lIlinois lishir..g five regional women 's ...... recepli on held al SIUC 's Smull DepartmcTIl of Commerce and ,,"siness counciI s 10 aid promotion Business Development Center nexi Community AfTairs. of women in business. Discover Kinko IS Wednesday. " This i s an opportuni ty fo r 'The main focus of lIle reception Featured speakers at the event, professional women and female w ill be on the form ation of these which wi ll run from 4 10 6 p. m .• business owners tel ge t :0 know cl"J unc il s l hr o u g h o~ 1 the state. For include Nancy Smilh and Valerie each olher and lalk aboul shared Carlton sa id. Holiday Ideas SALUKI WOMEN'S BASKnBALL Per ~ on ·STUDENT APPRECIATION NITE ·STUDENTS WITH J.D. GET IN FREE the copy center ·CALL 453-5319 FOR TICKET INFORMATION 549-0788 On the Island L.-_...... =-- __ "' .... . ------_ • ..---.....- - --. Page 8 Jaily EgyptiP.II November 28. 1990 Employee leaks Caseworker blamed for infant's dea h agency's recall CHICAGO (UPI) - Jermair. ~ asked a new case",· ~ ' cr be of bad condoms Weekly cried, something most 5· Drug-addicted mother admits to shaking. ass igned and onc was t 23. But month-old infanLS do. It was deadly lhe new caseworker ~.. ,'(" 1 to NEW YORK (UPI) - The in his ca9C. beating child's head on apartment door check on the family ~ n th e cit' denied Tuesday any His cocaine addicted mother was lather surrendered Nov. 9 was a lie. infam 's death occurred. ir"sponsibility in delaying arrested laler and admillC(l she .. ""mitled she shook the child "The lady from l~ : ~l1emic,,1 pu i.,lic announcement for lilled J ermaine by beating his I>ead n J beat his head aga inst a door streSS program said the mother had DC FS spokesman David near ly three weeks of the agai!lSl a door at th eir Rober! because he wou ld nOl SlOp crying. gone (to classes) only a few times Schncidman said the alle., lions are recall of faulty condoms Taylor Homes apartmellL Muhammad five months earlier and the last time she wen t was being talcen seriously and DL'CClOr supplied to 300 public agen· But how was Mary Wecld ), 36, had testified before Cook County September 1989. She implied she Jess McDonald was reviewing "not cies for free distribution. . Chicago, able to keep custod, of Juvenile Judge Gerald Winiecki had completed the classes the only the case but the coun n:cord Under fue at a news coofe· Jermaine when the Illinois t~at Weekly completed rehab· = .th before" the ~t hearing, he and everything el'" involved plus enco fo r tardy disclosure of Department of Children and ilitation for her cocaine addiction, having some discussions with Mr. the recall of 750,000 S""on Family Services had been finished parenting classes, was able "What (Muhammed said) wben Muhammad and trying to get to the condoms, Health Com mi· monitoring her and all six of her to care for her children and was he came to court on that May 14 uuth of the mauer W ore deciding ssioner Woodrow A. Myers Jr. children because of previous child ready to be removed from state was wrong. He either said it ~~~ be it disciplinary o' told reporters his department abuse complaints? supervision. deliberately or tried to cover his had..:ted properly "by contaC· The Cook County Public Assistant Public Guardian Stcve own incompetence," Sidlowski Schneidman decl;ned to say ting all organizations to whom Guardian's ofl~ c e Tuesday said Sidlowski chaHenged Muham· said. whether the Muhamm a S koes'ltStu-lt' A1hle1ic footwear ~~ d appar-I OFF SALE PRICE oy N i~e. Asics Tige .. Ne ... Balance. OFF SALE :~£ Sizes to 16. This Note is 'A, B. D, 2E. 4E Legal Tender al '.~~ Shoes 'n' Stull Hours: Mon·Sa1l0·7 toru Oec. 2, 1990 Sunday,2·5 529·3097 ~~ 1 O~ S. Illinois· Carbon ____ .Good for $10 off sale price on footwear purchase. Offer ends Dec 2, 1990. _ _ ... - ;J J November 18. 1990 Page 9 APPLES FROM CALIFORN!.<\ GRADE A FRESH IiRANNY S.WBS WHOLE CHICKENS WAS 99¢ Lb . • 240Z. SANDWIa-! PEVELY, CHOICE OF RAVORS, HALF GAL IIA,.IOIiAL BREAD ICECRIAM U."tIT /. WITH ADDmONAL '10.00 PURCHASE UMIT 2 WITH ADDmONAL '10.00 PURCHASE Novemher 28, 1990 Comedian's perfonnance hypnotic By Ren"lo Wa,ker pco-orMing in the college circuiL StaffWnfer Oeluca's antics include De luca has appeared on lhe taking the volunteer CBS Morning Program and CBS Armed wlm J master's degree in Nigh,watCh. He also has been the psychology. 'he comedian perfor. back to sing his or her focus of articles in "Peoplc" and mmg ,o!llgh' in the S,uden, Cen,er favorite TV show song. "Rolling SloJne. " has Lh c power to hypoOlize th e. " Hc apprared last year on audJence. programming commiuee. " He'll campus, and he was very popular. That is e:xaclly what Tom even say they aren', wearing any The Studen, Programming Council DeLuca docs. clolhes or the audience isn ' t wanted to bring him hack again," Funny things happen when wearing clothes. He never em filCh said. DeLuca puts a volunreer from the barrasses anyone; he jus, getS them DeLuca will perform at 8 p.m. audience under his hyjIlOlic spell. to do siUy things," tonigh' in Baliroom D of the Once the voulnteers are DeLuca's other antics include Studen, Center. The cost is S3 foc hypnotized, DeLuca asks them taking th e voluntecr back to students and 54 foc non ·students. off·the· walI questions. childhood 10 sing his oc her favorite SPC is wor1 Briefs ~-~ = ~"'- ~~N'~LD'~ M~~ KET ~~~ .. ~ HOW MANY CALORIES DO I NEED? Choice Ground Chucl\ ...... $l.99nb. Calendar of E,en'!s , i WHAT IS A COMPLEX CARBOHYDRATE, '. .... Hor.mel Corned BeeL...... : ...... $4.29nb. "I .\MERICA"" MARX£Tt:!'iG Auoci-tion .,u Prame Farms 2% Skim Mllk ...... $U9 /gal AN AMINO ACID? CAN WHAT I EAT ~yc, S ~X~ wodi:.,.,tmn 7109 .A :1 ' NI12 pk. Pepsi Products ...... 2 for $6.00 ' ,; EFFECT MY PERFORMANCE AS AN """ .... BanqUet. Pot Pies ...... 3 for $1 ,19 -: < ; IIL \C'K AFFAIRS CflWKl1 ..\II InCICl m 7 WIrtI&.hr ~ .. 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CAN DELI BAKEO ASSORTED KROGER G')URMET Microwave Chicken Kaiser Slim Po rn Brea:;c Rolls Fast 59 • Nove mber 28. 1990 Dai/y£gyptiiJn Pago 17 Bieniemy new focus in Colorado United Press Inlar,1ahonal . c the n had 10 watch from Lh c prove tl)at we were a top-ra'lked I ~~;~, .'l I ,":1(" as hiS replacement . J.J . football team. Going imo a hos l!! ~ , I When quancrbxk Dari:m J ,;.~r FIJnl -an. and Hagan led th i' ':f1VlrCnment and winn ing r ~' ~I1 ~ gfll ori to a slo ..... Slar, 'h ' y('~' air. os 10 the Bir. Eignl u~e and pICked uu our confidence I ~ · ·: I. " Colorndc (iJdn't have LO I, "I, f.lT If'; I If'" -range Bowl be, :." since 1976. Bieniemy finis\"lcd Ih- season find a new H C I <,; m a:1 r o p~~' . :..Ig an , who stepped in fer the wllh 1.628 yards on ~~R Cimes and I fa vonlc. 'jin g Sal Auncsc and led the 17 touchdowns, running for 100 • Tail bac k Er ic Bicnl c n . v;,r' E:.uffaloes LO an undclcatcJ le~ lJlar yard.' in iO of II games in which hc. mi ssed ral r the 1989 season \'. ;j"1 d season. pcrformC(1 so Im~J :~s..'\ i vcl i played. In the othe r game. agamsl broken leg. shouldered the load in tha L he fin iShed fifth in Heisman Texas. he rushed for 99 yards. Colorac ll 's () plion at:.ack and balloting as a sophomore. " I Ih ought En c mighl hav e finish<: d second in the n.:ltion in Hagan was considered among the goth!.11 2,000 "a rds this year. " ru shIng . As a rcsuil. he will be early fa vorites for the Heisman !.hi.:; Coloradv Coach Bill McCanney Sprin g Semester makmg the same trip 10 New York year. bUI stu mbled ou l of Ih ' said. " H e 's so durable and so L~cture Format For ) for lhc !-i cisman prescntaLior. that blocks. He lhrcw three liitcrccptions tal en ted. We :,av '" rie:. strong GEB 202, Hagan .1tade a year ago. as Colorado tied Tennessee In Lht. offensive line ;, .... : \ ..' him the 'Tm JOSI happy 10 ::omplete the Pigski n Classi : , ther led the bal l Ute rcc u, ":' :-Wlt·... of tim r~. INTRa TO PSYCH season," Blcnicmy said. "Having Buffaloes in an un ! '~ ~sivc And he's pia' .:?,..... '\. orne 01 the Sections 11-20 ./ sat oul most of last year hun me. I victory over Stan ford " .. • : ;S 10 bes t defenses , :"l. counLI y - figured if I had a complete season. illinois. Wa shington, Texas. Ok.lahoma. ~/ the individU2.1 honors would take It was then thai Biem .. ) picked Neb=ka and lIIinois." care of 1.hem~~ I\'es . ·' up the slack. Thc senior ran for B ieniemy's num"'ers came Lectures on Tuesdays The 1990 scason has been one In three touchdowns in a hard-foughl despite missing the Pigskin CI ... sic whieh the nation rediscovered Eric 29-U victory at Texas, then posted because of a team suspension 8 :00 a.m. - 9:2 5 a.m, Bi cniemy. He was considered onc 143 yards in a win ovcr resu lting frein a run -i n wi th of the lOp 'llI1ning b:l<:ks in the Big \Jashington. firefighter.: battling a ;Iaze a', hi s Eighl :'e.llling inl o the 1989 " I think the turning point for us mo ther's home in Aurora, Colo. Labs on Thu rsday MOrtlings campalg!'! , but his season ended was !.he Tex3.!. game," Bien iem y Misdemeanor charges were filed, Lectures optional for studen ts early when he suffered a broken said. "We just came off a tough but are in the process of being fibula against Iowa State. defeat and had 10 go out there and removed from Bienicmy's record. already enrolled in sections 11 - 20 Holiday Sale SOMDIMES IT TAKES SPOR"" BR fEf'S POUCY _ The dudU,", ror 5portIBfitC.... !'lOOn two up WUft publl. from 11/28 - 12/24 AN ARMY TO PAY BACK caUon.. 11K brld' .hould be IJ'P"I'riltn1, ,ad :.sIS mu.t IndlHk a.n,e. daLe. ~ Ind IpONOr d STEREO YOUR COLLEGE LOAN. 11M ",enl and lht aI.IM and numba' fllht Pft'. 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The Stock-Up Store: Ir___ _ 01990 ALDt Inc Novem!>:r 28. 1990 Daily Egyptinn Page 19 Mike -fyson feels neglected by boxing's ruling bodies \TLA'TI CiTY ' J LP'I Hohll~ht. \\ho ~nlld.\';d IllJl InJunCIIU' Ttll.::~da~ prCh'nl lng \ll k ~ r\"m lucill3\ "lIlln ,,~ D...llI~I..1..... 1.J."'( nlt}!Ilh III '-'Ill th.. ' lUk . Ih e \\'Be I rom ... lr1rpl ng him L.1lha ihan champIon E\and cr ~o~. !he- WB C l' (I)n'nh.'n n l! or mlal cnng \\Ilh the Hol) fldd· Hol~ ficlJ \\ hu ha., oc~n '" rongcd ~LrIpp l.lg Hoi) field 01 ht!'l lIU C I O~ Ftlj .: n ~a n bout. Ju dge Amos "'~ OO;( lOg's ru lmg txxhl.', fighting George Foreman Apnl It) Saundcl :- 10 New Jersey Superior Tyson saId the Wu:' ld B C ~ ln g insu:ad ofTy~. Court 'n Passaic issued Counc d . \\ o rld BOXing Holy field is fig hung the th e injunc lion and set a Dec . 13 Associallon and In te rnational Mexican-based WBC ;n COlH1. date for a hearing for a pcnnancnt Boxin g Federalion forgO! about Tyson said all lhl: groups should injunction. him after he lost his title last pressure Ho lyfield Imo fighLing Tyson. who Wf)n the WB ':'s title February 10 Buster Douglas in him. in 1986 ."ct adooo the WBA and .. c. ...1IIn Ira. ~ I Put T'_1IsiIIss Tokyo. " I should' ve goner the first l BF crowns th e following year. The WB C. WBA and IB F rematch. th at', basically fai r." said he wC"J ld welcome fi¢lting fer Sales Euerielc£ ar traiDilg lat 1et:eaarJ first ordered Douglas to fight Tyson said Tocsday after a woritout the WBC crown again. Tyson and ..... n.lpplrtuity III letwarII MarkeliDl Tyson again after Tyson protested al Trump Plaza for his Dec. 8 boul Razor Ruddocl "'" the WSC's 1Op STIJDENT CENTER: SALINE ROOM Douglas received a long-counl afl3insl Alex. Su:wan. ranked heavyweights. and would when he was knocked down in lhc -"The organ izations don't gi ve fig ht for the crown if Holyfield ,s SAT., DEC 1" at 8:00 p.m. eighlh round Tyson was counted me no regard. no rcspeeL Arter stripped. FOR MORE INR) CALL AFI'ER FIVE: 9854044 or 542-9556 out two rounds laser. yo u' re gone they forgct about " My main objccuvc ,s the fight The groups rele~ allowed you. " for the lilk and if I have til unify it D o uglas 10 figh~ ; !op-ranked .....: Holyfield ~\' ed a prehmlnary again. I wi ll." Tyson said. r------,...*~ Fall Lube & I Georgia Tech last of the unbeaten AMOCO I Tune-Up Special'• ATLANTA (U PIl - Georgia Bulldogs, already loc ked in to a Lh :.H kick return spec ia li st K cvtn I ~I'" I Tec h Coach Bobby Ross said losing season at 4-6. Tisde l ~ kl. cc) is questionabk: and 'T'o~';"gNowAvailable Durin2TheDa)' Tune-Up SpeCial I T uesday th at Saturday's game at " It's a big and im portant gamt: may have 10 be replaced by Ja"'Cm I " '" v 4 cy li nJ er Y"O" Goonna IS cruciaJ lu Lhe 3rd·rankcj for us: ' Ross sa...id. " T here's no McGdl or Angelo Ru .... h. ga.m .' 4p.m. 6 cyli ndef '49" I )'ello-;" Jac kcts. question abo ut it and playl ng Ross 1n .... I.... ted Georgi;,) L'i a blgt'l'r I Men ·SaL 8 cvlinrler '59'-' .. We cou Id make our season by Georgia IS always going lO be I.h.:.tt thn:Jl th ~1fI UlC fL'Cords Of Ilk! odd" A OD~CS tn m(P.li t vet·nell'"'. I remaining undefea ted . so I don't way whether we 're 0- 10 or 10-D. mdlc~Le . I Stop By or Call Us Abo~t OU, FR EE Cooling System Chpck ·'Offcn!'i1 vcly·spcakmg. Georgia Iilmk there's any question as to us You play Marylan:l. and you don 't 600 E . Main · Carbondale · 549-5733 ..J !>:m£ focused." Ross said. sec them again until me nex t year. IS 3 foothall le3m WltJ l two cood L Georgia Tech. the o:ltion's only But you play Georgia and you sec quarterbackS on the bl:nch ,"':· he ------...~ rc-mainim! unbeaten team at 9-0- 1. !.hem the next day. Slid. " They bc..':.tl ["'0 rowl lcams. has already woo the Allanlic COOSl " We 've mlked to our kids about Alat'tama and Southern MissiSSIPPI. -t~:;THE"·'C' H~'LET~W- ~ ~ : • M,t .. N 0 1 H~.de<'S M .. ,ph",sbf)' o : Conference and a berth In the Jan. this Ix" ' the Slate championship. Defensively. the v.. ord i ~ that :- .(,~ -,J-- '- ~:: ~;: I Citrus BC' wl at Orlando. Fla .. and ob",ously we'd like to win iL" they're play 109 a lot of young ...... against 14th-ranked Nebraska. Ro ss said running back T. J. people 3 'i backuvs. But 10 the '- _ ~. " .tllIl / ~ "Tho Yellow Jackets an: IS-point Edwards (ankJe) and backup wide starUng lineup. they've got qUlle J , "OCOVER!!! fa vornes for theu nalion:ll1y "",eiver Da" id Stegall (knee) will few J?Cop l~. who havc had some SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL DANCING GIRLS te levised gar'lc against the miss Saturday's Fame. He added Cllpcnencc. In The Lounge Tue s .. Sat. 3 p.m.. 2 a.m. . "Some o{Souih.err. lllin.nis' Finest Daf1.C~rs~ 684-3038 J SHOW, fron:' Page 20--- Try Our BBO Famous For Its Diflerenl Flavor (Sa', ved Dally) trad emark.. Lasl season NIU We need less turnovers and our down for Foss. even lhough she , Open 7 Days A Week averaged 94 points a game 00 dcfcosive ~ition game I!cuer be \V'"..lS ~lowcd by a Icnee injury thaI offense and this season the HusIcic! good." caused her to havc to !"edshin the have shown no signs of putting Toe Huskies lhrcc-guard oITen.. OLSON, from Page 20---- IL______An y Dessert______Item ~I fi ve other players joked and egged the NBA Celtics and NHL Brui ns. .blc to do my job - to serve the each other on. She indicaoed that " I would like to lhank Boston Herald and its readers. I Mowau and Timpson were Cornmissiooer Tagliabue and the will (1(){ deny the dIfficulties that Graduating Soon? invol.'cd. special coonsel for their thorough resulted frt7n L"" pnblicatiGn of Ule Olson later ga", detai ls of the and revealing investigative report. " harassmenl U1 the locker room_ but Do you need prdCtica I experience' illciden~ saying Mowau sc!!&CSoed 01>00 said Tuesday in a SlaIeIllcnL it is time 10 move on. Perhaps the What are you doing for Spring Break ? she perfonn oral sex in the (ocker "My satisfaction with lhe greatest lesson of Sport is The Student Alumni Council Announces room. asking her: "On you Vlantto investi g:! tion and subsequent pcr.iCvcram.. -c. .. lake a bite out of this?" sanctions is 'ilupassed only by mi In anoLh er statement. Hera ld The reporter claimed the wish the ,fisgT3Cciul incident had Spans Editor Bob Sales said: " We EXTERN '91 harassment was planned . saying ",""cr occurred in the f"'" place. I[ went to Commissioner Tag liabuc I some piayer.; "had decided to teach was nOl my choice to havr~ lhi:-. to seek jt1sticc for LIsa Olson. The I me a lesson - thal if I was gomg maucr decided in a pnblic forwn . invesligato'" did thei. job and the ... an "Impressille attempt w !0 be in their locker room, they and it is unfonunalC" thal PatriOl system worited. If the Patriots had were going to give me wh.at t.hcy management forced this to happen done the right thing frum the stan. expose students w the uxrrking worid . " thought I was in there for." by not dealing wilh the gui lty Lisa and lhl: ' '3lriolS' player.; could Juniors & Seniors in the f,-,Howing Olson, 26. no longer covers the persons swiftly and decisively. have been spored the ordeal of the Patrio'.s. Sbe has been reassigned to "As d..... my hope now is to be past 10 weelcs. " colleges ilre invited to participate in the 1991 Extern Program: OWE.N, from Page 20 • College of Agriculture • College of Business & Administration theseasm." in rehabilitation, she Us heen 1nd tht: rep two fi>:m the Triab go • College of Col!Imunications & Fine Arts In the weeks since bel' season pncticiDg a reduced l i~ of less X> die Olympics. I debut, Owen bas been practicing di!Ii<:ub. diw:s, buI: she will be able lngnm said with Owen heald.y • College of Engineering & Tel:hnology on the 3-meLer board.. She said ID CXlIIIJlCIC in die 3-_ ...... the die SaJuIris have a good cbancc of College of Liber21 Arts before Tha1bgiving it was pmnful next time: the diven COIltJ"':e in beuering their ~1:Jce finish • 10 do this, buI: Monday afk:r resting hnuary. in the Gateway conference last • College of Science over break sbe collid prcctice Yni! inJury shouldn' l interfere SCOSOIL ~rocation packels Me available at the Student Alumni without pain. wilb Qwcn's Olympic bopcs. 1.= "Its. big plus to have Ia bacit. " COUncil offICe. 2nd floor Student Center. or at your Dean's UI feel a liuJe 0111 of sh:!pc. but summer !lbe competed in the Ingram said_ "With peopk like ~~ . .~ will: all ~ wort I did (II the dry Seni-up accounting, credit, and ge ~ra l " ~ ! ...' retail stores in the region ,. Spiral BOl)king Binders $ 1.50 One in. tbick, , catalog or~rs. :; .. office. ,. have bee" closcd; t EsposilO said. (clear front/vinyl back) .50 l:acb addU. in. I It won I. however, m~n ,' a Phil !lrun er, M anager o f th e .... Scars has recruited STU graduates • Fax ServiCE: • $ .50 , Receiving per page lI cmendous c han~ in the ~f ·..c",boJldlli ..a ear. ' lotC. said the o ~~ "tI!e years. and while il is iIle store. according to Sears upper: ' CUIS'1'fJt '1 be so bad. . possj ble ''recruilmehl could be I . . $ 1.00 • Sending per page " managemcnl ".- "Th .~ · an noun ced cUl backsv/il/ reduceo this yearbcC!apse of the ' • PackagJng Starting at $3.00 . w v The decision to movc was based have a limited ef(eci on thi s financial siwation of·lhc company, , Shipping Service Via: Federal EXPYJsS. UPS. I on iIle idea thai Marion wou ld be a mark.:t," Bruner said. iIlere appears 10 be no ir.lm ed iale betler mari
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