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Vol. 86 No. 30 EasternNews thedailyeasternnews.com “Tell the truth and don’t be afraid.” State prepared for any possible terrorist attack

Editor’s note: This is the second of a were created to ensure that the two-part series about Illinois’ response response to a disaster is as efficient to the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the as possible. East Coast. “The complexity of this is some- thing all of us have wrestled with,” By Joseph Ryan Jaehne said. “The web of agencies Associate news editor that deal with (disasters) is complex, and they must function together Fifteen minutes after commer- locally but with national support.” cial airliners were hijacked and IEMA Director Michael rammed into the World Trade Chamness said that Illinois “would Center and Pentagon on Sept. 11, have been ready to respond” if an act the Illinois Emergency Operations of terrorism occurred in the state on Center was up and running, con- Sept. 15. tacting national agencies and keep- However, he said that since the ing an eye on the state’s security. attacks, the agency has been work- Amanda Douglass/Senior photographer “That is our biggest strength,” ing to “fine tune” the Emergency What happened is not against Americans; it is against the whole world, said Khaled Abdou, an international said Richard Jaehne, Illinois Fire Operations Plan. student from Egypt (left) before handing the microphone to Arne Kassner, from Germany, Thursday afternoon Service Institute director and liaison “We have been looking at vari- at the International Tea. A panel discussion focused on international students reactions to the Sept. 11 tragedy. to the center. “Our coordination is ous ‘what if ’ scenarios. We look at key. those scenarios and fill in any holes “In a very serious that may exist,” he Students reasured about safety situation like that, you said. “We are also can’t be running around On Alert looking to New York By Caitlin Prendergast and political stance, Saghir said she most concerned about the bad rep- and bumping into each to learn lessons from Staff writer has been trying to correct misinfor- utation his religion has developed other. We have to park & the occurrences there. mation about her homeland; for following the attacks. our egos at the door “We will be pay- and solve the problem.” During Thursday’s International example, dispelling assumptions Abdou, along with fellow Ready for ing close attention.” Since the creation of Tea, a panel of international stu- that Pakistan and Afghanistan are Muslims Saghir and Bhuiyan, Chamness said the Illinois Terrorism the future develop- dents assured a group of concerned one country. stressed to the tea attendants that Attack Task Force in 1999, ment of Illinois’ emer- peers, professors and Charleston Saifur Bhuiyan of Bangladesh Islam is a peaceful, calm religion Illinois has made some progress in gency response plans and initiatives residents that they are shaken but said that people in his native coun- that promotes honesty and truth. preparing for a terrorist attack, but will “shift slightly” from natural feel safe at Eastern following the try feel for the United States. The last student on the panel, state officials agree work still needs concerns to “man-made” hazards as Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. Bhuiyan said many people from Arne Kassner, of Germany, said to be done. a result of the East Coast attacks. The “Focus on September 11: A Bangladesh lost their lives in the the attack was especially difficult The Emergency Operations Chamness also heads the Illinois Global View” panel consisted of attack on the World Trade Center, for him because he had just visit- Center, headed by the Illinois Terrorism Task Force, which is four students from Pakistan, including one of his cousins. ed both the World Trade Center Emergency Management Agency, responsible for preparing the state Bangladesh, Egypt and Germany. “Our people sympathize, but and the Pentagon during travels is comprised of liaisons from 19 dif- for acts of terrorism and has been When asked to discuss her we are also victims,” he said. this summer. ferent federal, state and local agen- working to make improvements experience on Sept. 11, Sehr Saghir, The Egyptian member of the “It wasn’t possible to believe cies and operates during any nation- to Illinois’ disaster response struc- of Pakistan, said it was a “very panel, Khaled Abdou, declared the the pictures I saw because the al or state emergency. ture. draining day.” events on Sept. 11 a “terrible, hor- places were fresh in my mind,” The purpose of the center is “for Through state funding, the As an associate resident adviser rible tragedy,” which he related to Kassner said. a central place were all the informa- task force has increased the num- at Weller Hall, she felt obligated to his own experiences with terrorist Although each of the students tion can come together and be ber of level A fire departments, console students on her floor even attacks in Egypt. was apprehensive about speaking shared amongst the different agen- which are specially trained and though she was waiting to hear Abdou spoke of a Muslim for their countries and govern- cies,” Jaehne said. equipped to handle hazardous Directly following the start up of news from her relatives on the East extremist group called the Muslim ments, they were eager to thank materials and operate in signifi- the Emergency Operations Center cant disaster situations. Coast. Brotherhood, who killed many the university for all of the sup- on Sept. 11, IEMA employed the There are currently 27 such “It didn’t even hit me that day innocent Egyptians, including the port and wanted to confirm that, Emergency Operations Plan, which fire departments throughout because I was so busy,” Saghir said. president and a little girl Abdou despite rumors, they have not felt is a response plan for state agencies Illinois, Although she claims to be less knew as a child. any backlash since Sept. 11. in a disaster situation. knowledgeable on Pakistan’s history As a devout Muslim, Abdou was Both the plan and the center See TERROR Page 3 Activist urges audience to speak out for peace, justice By Erika Larson School of Americas is and the reasons his message detailing his past experi- After his military term ended, Bolivia) for all to share and be good Activities editor it should be shut down. ences that contributed to his current Bourgeois said he lived in a slum in stewards of has ended up in the hands Ryan Hendrickson, political sci- role as a human rights activist. Bolivia for five years. of a small few because of militarism, A nationally-known human rights ence professor, introduced Bourgeois, He said the violence, death and “It was here in this slum that I was greed and power.” activist urged an audience of over 200 noting Bourgeois’ involvement in the suffering in Vietnam changed him. educated,” he said. “The poor I was After being forced out of the people to speak out for peace and jus- United States military as a naval offi- “Vietnam became a turning there to serve became my teachers.” country, he said he returned to the tice Thursday night in Buzzard cer, his ordainment as a Catholic point,” he said. “For the first time I He said it angered him to see the United States where he learned of the Auditorium. priest, his work with the poor in began to question this whole issue of United States supporting a dictator injustice in El Salvador. Roy Bourgeois, founder and co- South America for the past 30 years violence.” there as a very small elite held the He said he and friends found in El director of the School of Americas and the four years he spent in prison He said he then began to see hope power and the poor struggled to sur- Salvador a military at war with its Watch, delivered a calm but passion- for his involvement in non-violent in non-violence, adopting the peaceful vive. people. ate message to Eastern students, fac- protests against the SOA. philosophies of Muhatma Ghandi, The U.S. is exploiting the country, “What we also found was our own ulty, staff and community members Bourgeois, originally from Martin Luther King, Jr. and Dorothy Bourgeois said. explaining his views on what the Louisiana, spent the first portion of Day. “What has been put here (in See SPEAK OUT Page 3 2 Friday, September 28, 2001 CampusThe Daily Eastern News The Daily Eastern CAA looks at logos Ensembles this weekend News By Pat Guinane The Daily Eastern News is published daily, Administration editor By Kimberlee Boise “We play some well known things, like Monday through Friday, in Charleston, Ill., Staff writer Michael Jackson’s ‘Thriller,’” Mayhue said. during fall and spring semesters and twice weekly during the summer term except dur - Student support services logos came one step closer to The Midwestern Funk Factory, part of ing school vacations or making their way onto course syllabuses Thursday when Eastern’s music department is kicking the Panther Marching Band, will also per- examinations, by the stu - dents of Eastern Illinois the Council on Academic affairs lent its support to the off the year with two free ensemble con- form some cadences written by Lane and University. Subscription proposal. certs featuring music from other cultures. directed by Mayhue. price: $38 per semester, $16 for summer only, $68 all year. The Daily Eastern News is Mark May, assistant director of academic advising A percussion ensemble is scheduled for “There is something for everyone here. a member of The Associated Press, which is and learning assistance, and David Onestack, counseling 7:30 p.m. today in the Dvorak Concert It used to be a closed concert, but now that entitled to exclusive use of all arti- cles appearing in this paper. The center director, spoke in favor of the logos. Hall of the Doudna Fine Arts Building. it is free more people can come and enjoy editorials on Page 4 represent the “What we’re trying to do is get a little better out- Also, a wind ensemble will take place at it,” Mayhue said. majority opinion of the editorial board; all other opinion pieces are signed. reach,” May said. “This struck us as an innovative way to 3 p.m. Sunday in the Dvorak Concert The wind ensemble, comprised of 45 The Daily Eastern News editorial and busi - do that.” Hall. students, will be under the direction of ness offices are located in Buzzard Hall, Eastern Illinois University. The four separate logos represent disability services, Music professor Johnny Lane will direct Lawrence Stoffel, who said the program Periodical postage paid at Charleston, IL career services, the learning assistance center and the 21 music majors for an evening of lively entitled “Midwest Melody Shop” is “very 61920. counseling center. percussive music, said Terence Mayhue, tuneful.” ISSN 0894-1599. Printed by Eastern Illinois University, “It’s being done at other universities and apparently assistant professor of percussion. The music that will be played is very Charleston, IL 61920. both the faculty and support services were pleased with The program will include music by fun and ear-friendly, Stoffel said. Postmaster: Send address changes to the results,” Onestack said. composer Lynn Glassock. Some titles “No doubt you will find yourself The Daily Eastern News Buzzard Hall In other business, the CAA proceeded with placing include “The Crystals,” “Factions,” whistling and humming as you leave the Eastern Illinois University revisions to five business courses on executive action. “Layers” and “Millennium,” said Mayhue, concert,” Stoffel said. “Membership to the Charleston, IL 61920. CAA Chair Andrew Methven, biological sciences pro- who will be featured in “Factions.” ensembles is fairly selective and the groups fessor, said the revisions will make minor changes to He said he will also conduct the Latin are small, but not everyone in the groups Newspaper staff some of the course’s catalog descriptions, designate some and world percussion ensembles, which are music majors.” Editor in chief...... Chris Sievers* Managing editor ...... 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said. because of the recent tragedy,” SOA in Georgia every year in Terror The Illinois Terrorism Task he said. Speak out November. Last year’s protest was from Page 1 Force also has developed State Jaehne, who is also a member from Page 1 attended by over 10,000 people from Interagency Response Teams, of the task force, said the task all over the country, he said. which are composed of members force will continue to build on “We go to Georgia to call for the and they can be mobilized to from the Illinois State Police, the current accomplishments, country giving guns and training to closing of the school and to keep alive anywhere in the state when Illinois Environmental and “we will see where the pieces the soldiers who were doing that the memory of the victims.” needed. Protection Agency, Illinois don’t fit and fix them.” killing.” Half of those in attendance were Fire Chief Jerry Anderson of Department of Public Health, Overall, the East Coast ter- In the U.S., Bourgeois and friends college students, he said.Three mem- the Carbondale Fire IEMA, Illinois Department of rorist attacks’ effects on Illinois began to push for the SOA to be bers of the audience attended the Department, a level A depart- Nuclear Safety and local fire will go deeper than just chang- closed down. protest, including Roy Lanham, cam- ment, recently served on com- departments. ing different agencies’ plans and He explained that the SOA origi- pus minister of the Newman Catholic mittees that certified level A The teams are specially initiatives. nally opened in Panama in 1946 to Center and Sean Barth, a junior phi- departments. designed and trained to respond “The biggest change will be train Latin American soldiers in com- losophy major. Anderson said the training to “terrorist and other disasters,” that people in Illinois will begin bat skills such as commando tactics, Barth stood to share his thoughts for level A departments is not Chamness said. The teams have to realize that terror is real,” military intelligence and psychologi- about the experience during the ques- “terrorism specific,” but the hazardous materials training and Jeahne said. “It is not just in cal operations. tion and answer portion of the lecture. response to a man-made disaster are backed up by the Illinois other countries or on TV. In 1984, former President of He said people from Columbia or a natural disaster is technical- National Guard and the Illinois “It is on our soil.” Panama Manuel Noriega called the were at the protest. ly the same. Civic Support Team, a national University of Illinois profes- SOA “a school for assassins,” and the “It’s extremely powerful to have To qualify as a level A depart- organization of disaster-trained sor Clifford Singer, director of school was kicked out of Panama, the wisdom soak into you from peo- ment, Anderson said the process civilians. the Arms Control, Disarmament Bourgeois said. ple who have direct experience with is both “labor and cost inten- Three SIRTs are scheduled to and International Security pro- The U.S. Department of Defense this stuff — people whose family sive.” be functioning by spring. The gram, said people in Illinois will then reopened the school in Fort members have been kidnapped,” he He said a whole list of equip- first team, located centrally, has “obviously feel more vulnerable.” Benning, Ga., and the name has said. “Words really can’t describe the ment is needed, such as haz- already been completed. The But Singer said the increase recently been changed to “Western feeling you get to be in a group of ardous material suits and high- second team, located in northern of security must be balanced Hemisphere Institute for Security people who really care.” tech searching equipment. Illinois, will be completed in with Illinois’ other needs. Cooperation,” he said. Bourgeois encouraged the crowd Hundreds of hours of training November and the final team, “Everyone would like more “It’s a new name, same shame,” he to come and be a part of the protest also are required in “structural for southern Illinois, will be protection, and there is much to said. “It’s still about men with guns.” this November. collapse, victim rescue, confined completed by April. be done,” he said. “But how Graduates of the school have been “Our foreign policy has been root- spaces and trench rescue.” Chamness said the central much resources we divert to that found to be responsible for the raping ed in greed and exploitation,” he said. Aside from Carbondale, level SIRT is prepared to respond to will affect how we can deal with and murder of three U.S. nuns and a “We want it to be rooted in justice.” A fire departments are also any occurrence in the state until other social issues. Catholic lay worker in El Salvador, Bourgeois also briefly addressed located in Bloomington, the other teams are complete. “There are, in fact, more peo- the assassination of Archbishop the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11. He Collinsville, Danville, However, the efforts of the ple killed a year from gun shot Oscar Romero and the massacre of six said he is fearful of government offi- Effingham, Normal, Urbana, Illinois Terrorism Task Force wounds than were killed in the Jesuit priests in El Salvador, among cials using words like, “retaliation, Macomb, Edwardsville and have just begun, he said. World Trade Center, and pre- other atrocities, Bourgeois said. force, bombs and more killing.” Springfield. “(IEMA) will continue the venting both of those uses the “Some 12 dictators also went He closed the message by saying, “Most of the departments are work of the task force, but we same resources,” Singer said. through this school.” “We want to bring peace to the world. located in the North,” Anderson will be intensifying our efforts “You have to find a balance.” Bourgeois now organizes a non- We can’t do that unless there’s peace violent protest outside the gates of the in our own hearts.”

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am a foreigner, an “alien” and, surprises the informa- in this country. I arrived tion given was sometimes very Opinion in the USA one month different from what ago, excited, and full of “Maybe I read the Americans heard. joyI and expectation. It was impressive how many news in a different Then the doomsday of way because I am things happened in relation to page Sept. 11 came and changed this event without having any the face of the world forever. an ‘alien’.” echo in the American broad- Friday, September 28, 2001 Nothing will ever be the Jag Achour-Garonzi casting. So my question is same. International student simple: Why? As your nation As everyone, I was hungry united itself I saw many Page 4 for information about what happened and how it could announcements on TV for the “New York and be possible. I started watching news on TV, skipping Washington tragedy”… Again this shocked me and from one channel to another to feed my hunger as scared me. much as possible. What about Pennsylvania? Vanished too? About 200 Funding policy Beside the American news, I accessed the news of my died in that crash. They defeated hijackers and sacri- country. Then I was stricken by what I discovered … ficed themselves, and who knows how many lives they The shock-wave which hit the USA spread all over the saved. They deserve to be considered as hero as much as world to become a huge “Tsunami”! the NYPD or the FDNY. It seems that 200 people is unfair The criminal attack has been touching much more not 6000, and a burned field is not a WTC or a than America. The entire world was wounded. People of Pentagon …but you still have 200 families grieving the 63 nationalities perished in the World Trade Center lost of a loved one. tarting last year, students who have been con- collapse without regard to their religion, their color, or Maybe I read the news in a different way because I victed of possession of a controlled substance their race. This was an “international” tragedy. am an “alien.” But I believe the fight versus terrorism is are subject to having their financial aid sus- As the U.S. is, all the countries were united to stand not the lonely war of America but one of the entire pended for one year. A second offense results together. Unfortunately, the information given by the world. And I believe the media should be more objec- Sin a two-year suspension and a third offense leads to media did not reflect this communion with the world. tive and show what really happened in the world. A ter- an indefinite suspension of a student’s financial aid. The media was, and still is, centered around the rorist attack on the U.S. was predictable. You have the Stricter rules apply to those convicted of selling a American interest and point of view. right to know so claim it! controlled substance. For What about the 62 other nationalities concerned? Convictions shouldn’t them, the first conviction Vanished! None of the media cared about it! I was ■ Jag Achour-Garonzi is an international student and a guest equals a two-year sus- amazed and voiceless. I had to look for the answer in columnist for The Daily Eastern News. His e-mail address is be connected to funds pension of federal finan- the foreign news [email protected] Columns are the opinion of the author. The federal government should cial aid and subsequent give financial aid equally. convictions of the same charge will result in an indefinite suspension of financial aid. Oddly enough, this policy was written by the Clinton administration, the president who “didn’t inhale.” Presently on Capital Hill, some officials want to change the way the rule is enforced, and others want to just throw the whole thing away. Trashing the policy is the only fair and proper way to deal it. Currently, the rule applies to any student with such convictions on their adult criminal record. Rep. Mark Souder, R-Indiana, is taking steps to change the policies language so that it only applies to stu- dents that are convicted while receiving federal financial aid. This is a desirable change. Today it is critical for America’s economy to encourage those losing jobs to Red Cross looking for to be objectionable, and possible go back to school, earn a degree and return to the more donations You r t u r n racist against Arabs. I want to reas- work force. Mistakes made in the past by those indi- Letters to the editor sure everyone that this was certainly viduals should not hamper their future aspirations. The American Red Cross has been not the intention of the History However, Rep. Barney Frank, D-Mass., has pro- overwhelmed with the outpouring of Club or anyone in the History posed legislation in a House subcommittee that support and love that has been shown Remember, there are t-shirts and Department. would completely eliminate the policy from the all over the United States. Even on food for all donors! “The Battle for Algiers,” is a film Higher Education Act and his goal will correct the Eastern’s campus the support and We still need your help. Stand that was made by a distinguished ill caused by the policy. unity has been obvious. Your mone- strong, pull together and the commit- Italian director initially at the request If a student is convicted of sexual assault, murder, tary donations taken outside the tee for the Red Cross on campus of the FLN itself, the Algerian ter- traffic violations, grand-auto theft or grand larceny, University Union and blood dona- hopes to see you at our next blood rorist organization in question. The that person could still receive federal financial aid. If tions have not gone unrecognized. drive. Every little bit helps, please film portrays the French forces with a student is caught smoking a joint at a Pink Floyd The student organization for the Red help us give the gift of life. considerable sympathy and respect. concert, they can not receive federal financial aid for Cross on campus would like to thank The point of the film is not to glori- one year. you for your support! Emily Watterson fy or villify either side. Does this make any logical sense? We would also like to keep you member, Red Cross RSO What the film does show with Obviously, the policy is insinuating society does informed and up to date. Though the No offense meant by harrowing effect is how the French not want drug users to receive federal financial aid, tragedy has passed, there is still a and the Algerians became locked in but ex-convicts are more than welcome to help drastic need for donations of blood showing of ‘The Battle an escalating struggle. While the themselves to some “government cheese.” and platelets. If you have donated conflict between the Algerians and Losing federal financial aid to some people can before and are able to donate again, for Algiers’ the French is nothing pragmatic, are make the difference between going to college or not please do! And those of you who have On Thursday, Sept. 20, the present in each. I am particularly and sometimes that means the difference between a never donated, please consider. History Club sponsored a showing of sorry that very few availed them- stable future and welfare checks. Upcoming blood drives are: In the the classic film, “The Battle for selves of the opportunity to view this Either way, government money is being spent. It University Ballroom on Oct. 11, Nov. Algiers,” about a war the French film. I know that those who did seems more sensible to send a drug user to college, 27-28, Feb. 20, 2002 and April 3, fought against terrorism in Algeric in came away with a lot to think about. than pay for their mere survival. 2002 and off campus Nov. 8 at the the 19502 and ’60s. It was brought Newman Center and Nov. 12 at the to my attention that some people Anita Shelton ■ The editorial is the opinion of the editorial board of The Daily Wesley United Methodist Church. found the fliers advertising the film associate professor and Eastern News. Chair of the History Department

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By Katie Riley although school children will be into permanently, including “Once they begin serving hot Staff Writer fed at school for the noon meal, “Once they begin serving Sandy’s Kitchen and Stepping meals, the atmosphere will Soup Stop will feed adults and “hot meals, the atmosphere Stones Day Care Center, said become more sociable,” said Members of the Coles County toddlers,” said Susan will become more secretary Nancy Curran. Barbara Fanello. Soup Kitchen are still looking for Reichenberg, a head of the soup Stepping Stones owner Becky Fanello also said, “I have got- a permanent home to set up kitchen board and pastor of First socialable.” Staton said that, she will need to ten lots of calls from Eastern stu- shop, but have found a temporary Presbyterian church, at their Barb Fanello “check with her insurance agent dents willing to volunteer their home at the First Presbyterian Aug. 23 meeting. Board Member concerning liability before she time and am very appreciative.” Church. The group’s main goal is con- can make a definite commit- She also said that if anyone Soup Stop hopes to offer tinuing to seek a permanent loca- ment.” wants information on how they meals for school children and tion. Until then, the group can peanut butter and jelly sandwich- Soup Stop has served a total can help, they can call her at others on a daily basis and only offer sandwiches, because es, fruit, water, cookies, snack” of 692 people since it first 348-6006. expressed thanks to Eastern stu- they do not yet have the facilities packs and crackers. The group opened three months ago. They The group’s next meeting is dent volunteers for their contin- to prepare warm meals. also serves baby food to infants. also received a gift of $235 from scheduled for Oct. 25 at 7 p.m. ued assistance. Currently, they are only The Soup Stop has targeted a the United Methodist Church to “It is anticipated that allowed to serve items such as couple of potential areas to move facilitate the soup kitchen.

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in a 20-team invitational. n No kegs or bottles will be allowed in the Action The Indiana State Invitational is sand- Showdown tailgate area wiched between last weekend’s Eastern Illinois n The tailgate area will be closed down 20 from Page 8 from Page 8 Open where both the men’s and women’s teams minutes prior to the 2:30 game time finished first, and next weekend’s pre-national n Individuals with large bags and coolers mance, Romo is the IAA’s No. 3 passing effi- Defense will be key against both squads, as meet at Southern Illinois. will be prohibited from entering the stadium. ciency leader, completing 74 percent of his Eastern was out-dug in last weekend’s confer- “This weekend is the first really nice, big test n A special pre-game ceremony paying passes for 374 yards and five touchdowns in ence match against Eastern Kentucky. we’ll have,” head coach John McInerney said. tribute to America will take place before the two games. The Skyhawks are led by Rachel Ahlers “We will see big teams like Northern Arizona, game. The band will play and a group of who is averaging 3.5 kills and .96 blocks per Ohio State, Purdue and Eastern Michigan.” Greeks will sing the national anthem. game. She has a hitting percentage of .344. While Northern Arizona will bring a team Bumphus out n At halftime the marching band will lead Lindsay Vicknair will try to go toe-to-toe with ranked No. 7 in the nation, both Ohio State Wide receiver Will Bumphus is out for the crowd in the singing of “God Bless Eastern’s starting setter Lindsay Perkins. and Eastern Michigan’s teams are ranked in the the year after he suffered a season-ending America” The Racers are led by freshman Kim Cappa Great Lakes Region. knee injury in last week’s win at EKU. n There will be an increased presence of with 3.72 kills per game and senior Jessica “On the men’s side, we’ll need to go up campus police at the game. Wood with 3.67. against two or three of those big teams,” In the backfield “Hopefully everyone understands these are - Compiled by Nate Bloomquist McInerney said. “On the women’s side, there J.R. Taylor, who leads the team with 105.5 steps that need to be taken,” McDuffie said. will be three or four combinations out there and rushing yards per game is expected to start “It’s better to be safe than to wish we had done Cross Country we’ll be trying to step it up to the next level. after suffering a minor rib injury last weekend. something.” The men’s and women’s cross country teams Four or five of those teams will be out of reach, Andre Raymond will also share the rushing will travel to Indiana State Saturday to compete but we’ll use it as a barometer.” duties as he leads the team with 116.5 all-pur- On television again - Compiled by Kristin Rojek pose yards per game. This weekend’s game will once again be broadcast regionally on Fox Sports South and ciate a million-dollar home if someone handed Safety precautions on WEIU-TV locally. Dave Kidwell, me the keys to one right now. They lucked out, Neistein Saturday’s game marks the first for Eastern Eastern’s assistant athletic director for Sports and in doing so have angered the toughest, since the Sept. 11 terrorist tragedy. As a result, Information and Marketing, said the telecast from Page 8 proudest city in the nation. athletic director Rich McDuffie announced shouldn’t affect the turnout at the game. I don’t care if my Bulls are the worst team in the following precautions that will be taken at “It’s a chance for other people in our region the league right now. I don’t care if they only win famous street in Chicago, after the man as a Saturday’s game. to see us play,” he said. “I always think of that five games this season. But those five wins better token of appreciation.They didn’t regard the No. n Any persons or vehicles entering the tail- guy sitting in Tuscola saying,‘Gee,Tony Romo include all their games against the Wizards. 23 as a holy symbol. gate area are subject to search throws the ball just as well as Kurt Kittner does Maybe then Mike will realize that he looks Washington doesn’t deserve Jordan. They n Vehicles will not be allowed to leave the at Illinois.’ And then two weeks later, he comes horrible in blue and gold. can’t appreciate him, no more than I could appre- tailgate area until the end of the third quarter. down for the game.”

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By Bill Ruthhart Sports editor Matt Neistein The Panther football team will try to uphold Staff editor its No. 8 national ranking and preseason pick to e-mail: [email protected] win the Ohio Valley Conference at 2:30 p.m. at O’Brien Stadium against Tennessee Tech, the league’s No. 2 preseason favorite. “All of our games against them have been Jordan in nailbiters, and I don’t expect this one to be any different,” Eastern head coach Bob Spoo said. Washington “It’s going to be a big time game, I’m sure of that.” While Spoo said his team is in the driver’s uniform is seat for a conference championship after last week’s 21-17 road win after Eastern Kentucky, a win Saturday would place the Panthers (2-0, unbeara-bull 1-0) atop the conference standings with wins over the preseason Nos. 2 and 3 preseason picks ike’s back, and I don’t want under their belt. With three of their four to see him. Enough remaining conference games at home after this already about whether he’s weekend, Saturday’s game has the makings of M an early season OVC championship game. too old or if he’ll still have the same skills or if Allen Iverson is going to “We have to play them one at a time and a break him off. John Stockton, Roger lot of the teams throughout the conference Clemens and Barry Bonds are still have improved greatly,” Spoo said. “Having four having All-World careers at the same of your six conference games at home is a great age as Michael Jordan. advantage, but you still have to go out there, And so what if he can’t take off play and execute.”For Tech (2-1, 0-0), from the free throw line anymore? He Saturday’s games marks their conference-open- couldn’t when he retired in 1998. But er as the Golden Eagles’ only loss came in a 42- Bill Ruthhart/Staff photographer he’ll still be one of the top-three 0 rout at Air Force. Tech’s two wins have been Panther tailback Andre Raymond breaks away for a big gain in last weekend s 21-17 win over shooting guards in the NBA, at the blowouts over Division II opponents Eastern Kentucky. The Panthers host Tennessee Tech Saturday at 2 :30 p.m. Fayetteville State and West Virginia Tech. very least. Spoo said. “They are very, very good hard run- And AI already broke his ankles “It’s a very untypical Tech team,” Spoo said. “Last year they really started becoming very ners who finish every play.” Romo watch once, remember? Chinks in Jordan’s Quarterback Grant Swallows will take the diversified offensively. They’ve got every imag- Romo, Eastern’s contender for the Payton armor were already appearing, so a snaps for Tech.The senior is second in the con- inable formation and play. award, given to the nation’s best Division I-AA few more are to be expected. ference in passing efficiency behind Eastern “It seems like every big play you seen on player, will lead the Panther offense. Me, I’m just being selfish. The quarterback Tony Romo. television – they’ve got it.” He’s coming off a personal sub-par perfor- idea of Mike in anything other than “He’s got a good arm and he’s a winner,” Complementing that new offensive look are mance last week at EKU. Romo was 13-23 black and red makes me nauseous. Spoo said of Swallows. “As a starter, he’s 12-6.” three talented running backs in senior Travis passing with two interceptions while being Michael Jordan is a Chicago Bull. The Golden Eagles also tout last year’s first Rogers, senior Nick Solomon and sophomore sacked four times. He always will be. He is Chicago’s team All-OVC kicker David Collett. favorite son, even though he was a Oscar Bonds. Combined, the three backs are After a season-opening 16-for-16 perfor- averaging 168 rushing yards per game with “They have a good kicker to top off that grown man before he got there. This offense,” Spoo said. “He’s got as good of a leg as nonsense about him being a Bonds leading the way, averaging 69.3 yards. I’ve seen.” See SHOWDOWN Page 7 Washington Wizard is just foolish. “They have three very fine running backs,” ESPN.com, using digital magic, produced a picture of Jordan in a Weekend sports outlook Wizards uniform the day he announced his comeback. I resisted the urge to put my foot through the computer screen. Busy weekend for Panthers on road Mike is mine. I grew up with him, cheered when he dropped The Shot on Craig Ehlo, shed a tear when his Men’s soccer,cross country,volleyball teams away; women’s soccer team hosts two father died and once nearly took a Eastern’s soccer, volleyball and trying to rebuild,” Panther head coach is going to fall off of the high horse on “Obviously, they are a pretty good beating defending his team’s honor. I cross country teams will conclude the Steve Ballard said. “If we play at a which it has been riding when team,” Howarth said. “Some thought fell in love with basketball because first month of their respective seasons good level, we should be able to get Eastern’s men’s soccer team faces off that after losing six starters that this Michael Jordan was its premier artist this weekend. two wins.” with University of Illinois-Chicago. would be a rebuilding season for and he was from my town. The volleyball, cross country and The intensity could pick up some The Panthers (4-2) have played them. They can’t be taken lightly.” Sam Smith of the Chicago men’s soccer teams all take to the road when the in-state rival Leathernecks inspired soccer in their last two games, - Compiled by Matt Meinheit Tribune wrote that the statue in front while the women’s soccer team hosts a come to town. outscoring their opponents 13-4. of the United Center now honors the pair of games. “It’s important to win for bragging Eastern’s offensive explosion has been Volleyball Washington Wizards’ best player. I Here’s a rundown on the weekend rights,” forward Cara LeMaster said. led by senior forward Derrick Perry, know what he means, but he’s wrong. ahead for each team. “Every game is important, but you who has scored seven goals in the last Tonight’s match at Tennessee- Jordan isn’t a Wizard. want these just a little more.” The two games. Martin could be a defining moment Washingtonians don’t love Panthers came away with a 3-0 “Derrick is just on a tear right in the Eastern volleyball team’s sea- Michael Jordan.They love the idea of Women’s soccer shutout in last year’s match. now,” head coach Adam Howarth son. Michael Jordan. They love the fact After coming away with strong In preparation for the games, said. “If he continues, we will ride him The Skyhawks (8-5, 2-1) were that the best basketball player in the performances last week, Eastern’s Ballard worked his team on air balls, until he dries up.” picked as the preseason favorite to universe is on their team. They love women’s soccer team will play host to one on one skills and incorporated a The Flames, who were 3-3 enter- win the Ohio Valley Conference title. the fact that their team may suck but two non-conference games this week- full-field scrimmage. ing a game Thursday against On Saturday, the Panthers (6-3, at least it will be semi-entertaining end at Lakeside Field. “We hope to come away with two Nothwestern, have put together a 1-1) will travel to Murray State to now. The Panthers (5-1) will be facing victories, have no injuries, and gain three-game win streak. UIC has also play against a Racers squad that is They didn’t go outside in Western Illinois (2-5) at 4 p.m. Friday confidence for our conference games,” had a recent standout. struggling. Murray State has lost six November and practice turnaround and then battle Northern Iowa (2-5) LeMaster said. Sophomore midfielder Dennis consecutive matches and enters jump shots all day after watching him at 1 p.m. Sunday. - Compiled by Matt Williams “Mooch” King was named Horizon tonight’s contest against Southeast drop them in Reggie Miller’s eye. Eastern is riding a two-game win- League ‘Player of the Week’ on the Missouri State with a 1-11 overall They didn’t toy with the idea of nam- ning streak and comes into both heels of scoring a hat trick against mark and an 0-3 showing in confer- ing Lake Shore Drive, the most Men’s soccer games as the favorite. Loyola on the 19th and netting the ence play. “Both are young programs that are In Chicago, this Sunday, one team game-winner against No. 19 ranked See NEISTEIN Page 7 Bradley (4-2-1) last Saturday. See ACTION Page 7 Hello Dali to perform their third improv comedy routine at 7th Street Underground. Pg. 3b ON THE

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by karen kirr they have done, Pepsnik said a connect to people, Pepsnik said. Associate Verge editor routine is rar ely if ever r epeated. Its r eally a good start out to the The improv comedy troupe It s never the same show, evening. Hello Dali will be dishing out a she said. We ar e always getting (Hello Dali) pr ovides maxi- dose of their of fbeat antics this differ ent suggestions (for new mum hilarity to its audiences, evening. sketches). Hopkins said. The comedy sketches will Hopkins said members of Hopkins said the improv kick of f at 10:30 p.m. and last Hello Dali pr efer performing gr oup has traveled as far as until midnight in the 7th Str eet sketches fr om of fbeat ideas, Navy Pier in Chicago to display Underground (located in the which help add unique types of their comical talents. basement of the Martin Luther variety to a show. We had a sizable cr o w d King Jr. University Union), said The comical group is com- ther e, Hopkins said. They Hello Dali participant Chris prised of 10 members this year, seemed to r eally enjoy (the Hopkins, a senior English major. which helps them provide as show). Their act can be compared to much variety as possible to their Both Hopkins and Pepsnik the likes of the popular television audiences. encourage students to venture show Whose Line Is it Hopkins and Pepsnik were out and support Hello Dali, say - Anyway? Hopkins said. enthusiastic about their gr oup s ing the pr esence of dif fer ent stu - Jennie Pepsnik, a senior third show of this academic year dents in cr owds is an uplifting English and theatr e major, said despite the fact they ar e accus - sight for the gr oup. the entertaining sketches pr ovid- tomed to playing Wednesday It s always good to see new ed to audience members during nights instead of Friday. faces in the audience, Hopkins Stratia Stein/Staff photographer their shows consist of seven to 10 said. We like when we get a lot The members of Hello Dali jump in delight during their comedy sketch Nonetheless, the gr oup expects a impromptu games which follow of people out to see us. rehearsal Wednesday. good turnout of students. certain rules. The show is fr ee to all stu - The laughter (the show pro- Despite the number of games dents with a Panther ID. vides) is a r eally good way to Jam bands influential to moe.

by Steve Baran this jazzy band, which originally beneficial to them. Staff writer formed in 1991. The jam band scene has cer - On the spur of the moment, a This guitar and per cussion- tainly gr own in popularity and good friend of mine and I trav - heavy band left me mesmerized numbers, said Shnier. eled to hear the elusive sounds of with their electrifying rhythm At least when you mention to the band moe. last Thursday at and heart-pumping beats. most people that we r e a jam the Murat Egyptian Room in Derhak expressed hap - band, they know what it means Indianapolis. piness at playing in Indianapolis. today, wher eas five years ago, However, the term elusive It s nice to be back in Indy they didn t. simply does not do any justice to and a place like this, Der hak Moe. has escaped the tyranni - a band that ties funk, jazz, blue - said. cal corporate world of Sony grass, metal, Caribbean and The band split its performance music, instead opting to sign to African styles together. into two sets befor e it performed Fatboy Records. Thr ough nine years of touring, one memorable encore. Moe. currently has five studio moe. (spelled with lowercased The set list for the evening recor dings and two live r eleases letters and a period at the end of included classics such as under its belt. the title) has developed the abili - Nebraska, and two versions of In October the band plans to ty to feed of f of and r eact with Moth. Moe. also included a launch the first of ficial moe. semi- each other s rhythms. If you cover of Pink Floyd s, Set the annual bootleg r elease under the enjoy improvisational and unpre- Controls for the Heart of the series dubbed Wart and All. dictable style of live music, moe. Sun before the gr oup exploded The bootleg r eleases will fea - is a band you might feel at ease with Rebubula. tur e soundboard recor dings with. Also captivating the audience from some of the band s most Chuck Garvey, guitarist/ was the melodic classic Take a memorable shows. vocalist; Rob Der hak, load of f. Currently, moe. is on a Steve Baran/Staff photographer bassist/vocalist; Jim Loughlin, In the past, moe. had a tenden - nationwide tour celebrating per cussionist/guitarist; Al cy to be classified as a typical jam their 10-year anniversary. Jim Loughlin of moe. creates his own beats through an improvisation- Shnier, keyboar dist/vocalist band, but now they feel the gr o w - For more information on the al jam at the band’s recent show at the Egyptian Room in among other things and Vinnie Indianapolis last Thursday. ing popularity and understanding band, check out their Web Site Amico on the drums comprise of the jam band scene has been at moe.or g.

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GRIN, Continued from 1.B the same cover art, but will be color ed dif fer ently and ar e Jude loses his passion meant to accompany each you play in that town. other. At the moment, the band is As for what an audience working on the follow-up to can expect fr om the band s live album !VIVO! LOS live spectacle, Br own expects and goes mainstream FLAPJACKS, which will dancing, head bobbing and a accompany the aforemen- good time for all. We have tioned !VIVO! as the sec - fun onstage, and we want teria is Everything s All dicing it up on The Not So ond half of the same show. everyone in the audience to by matt rennels Right , a song that starts with Pr etty Princess and the afor e- Along with even more live be enjoying themselves too, Staff writer a bleak beginning on the brink mentioned song Everything s material, the album will con - Br own said. The music field Jude Christodal, the of irritation. All Right. tain numerous covers such as today is wide open, and we Boston native singer songwrit - After two bland min - Jude s aspiring path to Foghat s Fr ee Ride among just want people to have the er, is r eady to move out of his utes comes the patented Jude fame is the most cliched r oute others. opportunity to see us play. beat up r usty gray van. But buildup, courtesy of addition - in the book. This album is something T ickets for tonight s show for the fans who have been ar e available befor e the show who is going to fund this? al instr uments and high Striving to convert his with us since the beginning, through The Uptowner for $3 Referring to his latest pitched Bee-Gee r eminiscent acoustic-written guitar songs Brown said. The two and at the door the time of release, Kind of Yester d a y, vocals tearing thr ough the into full band works put albums will shar e essentially the show for $5 . Jude acknowledges the fact chor us of the song. together in a high-glamour that the new album is distinct - It s a nice touch, and studio, Jude picked up and ly mor e radio-friendly than without it the songs on King moved to L.A., only to be dis - his earlier works. of Y ester day would be, as appointed and scared by the Have extra time? Christodal r ecognizes mentioned before, mediocr e at har d r eality of the the amount of pressur e that is best. entertainment industry. Write for the Verge! exerted on transforming your Although after a while While working odd art to fit the mainstr eam mold. the pr edictability dr owns out jobs to pay the bills, Call Amber or Karen Jude and his label, the passion, making the Christodal had Nirvana and Madonna s very own buildup as tasteless as the Tony Bennet keeping him Maverick, brought in a varied base of the song itself. company in the CD player as @ 2812 or stop by mixture of producers to work Jude has a pr oblem on he wr ote songs for his first on the album. his hands with the way his release 430 N. Harper The Daily Eastern News Producers such as Ron songs ar e composed. A venue on L.A. indie label Aniello and Michelle Branch, Sometimes he wants to rock, Fish of Death in 94. both of whom had worked but his choir gr own voice is Seven years and with gr unge-throwback band just to delicate for the song to countless r omance-inspired Good Luck Panthers! Lifehouse; Matthew Wilder achieve a r ock status. songs later, Jude is still build - who worked with No Doubt, And he often attempts ing a devoted following. and additional pr oducer to r omance the listener, but the Jude is a deniably tal - Mickey Petralia, who previ- downside is that his voice is, ented songwriter with a beau - ously worked with Beck, con - well, too delicate. tiful voice to boo. tributed to the album. On the song Red It is har d not to pull Branch also helped Room, Jude accompanies his for Jude, however, it is even out on Jude s major label acoustic guitar work with a har der to get into King of debut No one is Really much too careful, delicately Y ester d a y. “Coldest beer in town” Beautiful r eleased in 99. handled voice, singing of the The album is just lack - From a keg to a can The singer/ songwrit - many faces of love he has ing something, such as an abil - er has an inter esting writing encountered. ity to r ock or a decent song style. As for Jude s pop base. Miller Light 12 Pack Cans – $6.98 Jude composes less song writing capability on I just have the feeling than mediocre songs, all of King, he flirts with being an that Jude just needs to get which are saved by a climactic overtly cheesy pop song writ - comfortable in that r usty old Busch/Busch Light 30 Pack Cans – $12.99 ending packed full of emotion er, as the king of climax saves van befor e he writes another and passion. himself on a few tracks with good album. A song fitting this cri - his secr et r ecipe, slicing and HH (Out of four) Coors Light 18 Pack Cans – $8.99 Corona/Corona Light 12 Pack Bottles – $10.99

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The colors are was too much dead time in the The extras ar e inter esting, but Staff writer unpolished in the series hey - muted and there is a lot of dust commentary when they got nothing amazing. day, but the writing was and dirt on the print that mud - into the show, it is very evident For die-har d Simpsons fans, The sharp, funny and witty alr eady in place. dles the overall pictur e. that the cr eators still covet their this DVD set is a must-have writing of The Simpsons has Some of the best episodes However, the sound, pr esented first shows. item just because of the fact made the Fox television series out of the 13 on the DVD com - in English 5.1 digital sound, is Another perk I was looking that you will own all one sea - ar guabIy the best in network pilation ar e: Kr usty Gets very sharp for a TV show and forward to in the DVD set was son in a nice package. For casu - history. Busted, where Sideshow Bob has some separation in the the documentary package, al fans of the show, is the com - The voice acting is the best frames Krusty the Clown for speakers. which contained some back- pilation set worth having? ever for a cartoon and the char - robbery; The Call of the The extras on the DVD set stage material fr om the show. Although the show hadn t hit acters endear themselves to Simpsons, where the family wer e what I was looking for - Unfortunately, the documen- its stride yet, the episodes ar e you in five minutes. This is goes on a disastr ous camping war d to the most, and they did tary is about thr ee minutes filled with jokes that will make why the newly released com- trip and Ther e s No Disgrace not disappoint me. long and does not r eally get you chuckle and the commen- plete first season of The Like Home, where the My favorite extra included into anything inter esting. I was taries on the disk ar e almost as Simpsons on DVD is a dre a m Simpson clan tries a little shock was the commentaries on hoping for some interviews enjoyable as the show itself. to all of the cartoon s fans. therapy. every one of the 13 episodes. with the cast and mor e with The DVD set is good but not While the first season was Since the episodes originally Hearing the cr eator (Matt Groening and was disappoint- gr eat, but for the single fact not as good as later years, it is air ed on TV in 1990, they wer e G r oening), dir ectors and writ - ed when it wasn t included. that now you can watch the fun to see how some of the cr eated with a r elatively mod - ers watch the episodes again The r est of the extras include Simpsons whenever you want, characters have pr ogr essed tal - est budget. and comment on their early early sketches, unseen footage the set is worth every dollar. ent-wise and developed over The pictur es are not the work was great. 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Lennon tribute at Radio City Music Hall to benefit Red Cross now

NEW YORK (AP) Organizers of a John Lennon trib - people who died, Ono said. They re not numbers. Each cians could get to New York in time, for cing the postpone - ute concert had two immediate thoughts after the terr orist person has a family and friends who miss the person and ment. attack that cr umbled the World Trade Center: cancel the love the person. It s an enormous situation. I hope that When the idea was broached to move the event out of event, or move it out of New Y ork. singing John s songs, songs that wer e written by someone New York, per haps to California, it felt like a capitulation to Ultimately, they decided both ideas dishonor ed who was also a victim of violence, will somehow help peo - terr orists, said Ken Ehrlich, co-executive pr oducer of the Lennon s memory. ple. telecast with Ono. The concert, to be telecast live 8 p.m. Tuesday fr om Radio Ono placed a full-page ad in The New York Times on When he was alive he was like a first citizen of the city, City Music Hall on the WB broadcast and TNT cable net - Sunday simply quoting one of Lennon s lyrics: Imagine Ehrlich said. It would have frankly been fraudulent to works, was postponed for a week and will benefit attack all the people living life in peace. take it out of ther e. relief or ganizations. John s music always inspir ed people and gave power to Despite the changed atmosphere, Ono doesn t want a Alanis Morissette, Dave Matthews, Lou Reed, Shelby people and this is what we need in New York at this point, somber show. Lynne, Moby, Stone Temple Pilots and the late Beatle s Ono said. This is a time when we need a sense of humor as well, youngest son, Sean, ar e among the artists scheduled to per - Neil Young sang Lennon s anthem, Imagine, on last not just mourning, she said. form. week s benefit telethon. Ther e s no wor d on who, if any - The r escheduled date forced one act, the Isley Br others, Lennon s widow, Y oko Ono, said the terr orist attack one, will sing it Tuesday. Matthews will perform In My to dr op out because of a conflict. Rufus Wainwright and rekindled what she felt on Dec. 8, 1980, the night her hus - Life and Stone Temple Pilots wer e assigned Revolution. Craig David are among the last-minute acts added to the band was murdered. The event was originally scheduled for Sept. 20, taped for bill. There s all this talk about numbers, of the thousands of br oadcast on Lennon s birthday Oct. 9. Not all the musi - None of the surviving Beatles ar e scheduled attend. Classifiedadvertising The Daily Eastern News

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