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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the 1981 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in December by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Thursday, The Daily December 10, 1981 n gh h w o h i i ;:cloudy��; ��andf cold�:!� =�with� �lows�: � in� the�� · 20s. EasternEastern Illinois University News I Charleston, Ill. 61920 I Vol. 67, No. 74 / 16 Pages p·resident lifts ban on contro·l lerS WASHINGTON (AP)-President Reagan, citing a "tradition that in­ dividuals deserve to be treated with compassion," opened the door Wednesday for 11,500 fired air traffic controllers to ·again seek federal jobs-but not in the flight towers. "I do not believe that those who forfeited their jobs as controllers should be foreclosed from other federal employment,'' Reagan said as he lifted a three-year federal hiring ban against the controllers who launched an illegal strike last August. Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis told reporters that none of the dismissed 11,500 individuals would be accepted at the Federal Avaition Ad­ ministration, where they previously worked. He acknowledged, ironically, that some of the fired workers eventually might work as military controllers. The FAA has picked up some of the slack in its depleted workforce by borrowing from the military. Federal personnel officers said the Student herds former controllers' job applications Students travel from table to table as they complete pre­ Union Ballroom. Thursday is the last day tor pre­ would receive the same treatment as registration for spring semester courses in the University registration. (News photo by Beth Lander) those of any other person, but pension and other benefits would be carried over from the time they went on strike. Sanctions not imposed Because of employee reductions across much of the federal govern­ ment, there was a question, however, as to how many jobs would be Election change found unconstitutional available, especially at anywhere near by Lola Burnham part, "Elections shail be held on the se- The students asked for three sanc­ the pay levels-$22,500 to $49,800 a Eastern's Supreme Court decided cond Wednesday in November, and on tions against the senate, none of which year-the controllers once commanded Wednesday the Student Senate acted the third Wednesday in April. If either was imposed by the court. at the FAA. unconstitutionally when it voted to of these days is not an academic day, it Those sanctions would have 1) re­ Donald Devine, director of the Of­ change the date of the fall student will be changed to the most m ap- quired the senate to appoint a fice of Personnel Manage ent, in­ government election . . propriate day." parliamentarian every semester to dicated many of the former controllers In a unanimous decision, the court The court "feels the behavior of the make sure the constitution is followed; might be hired by the Defense Depart­ found for student plaintiffs Dale Student Senate sanctions a university 2) required senators to pass a con­ ment where, he said, 20,000 additional Boisso, Jeff Francione and Carol Sam- reprimand," Storm said. stitution test similar to the one current- civi lian jobs are expected to open. pie, saying that changing the election He added that the court "feels that it / ly required for student justices; and 3) But there are few federal jobs date "by simple motion is un- - is evident that the general knowledge placed the senate on university proba­ available elsewhere. The normal constitutional.'' of the constitution is insufficient in this tion. attrition rate of about IO government The court ruled that any change in particular case." percent outside the Defense Depart­ In her brief filed on behalf of the the election date should have been by ''Therefore we feel it is the respon­ tal Service has been large­ senate, Senate Speaker Karen Kupsche ment and Pos constitutional amendment because the sibility of the speaker and senators to said the senate did not act un­ ly countered by Reagan's budget cuts, student government constitution states have a working knowledge of the Scholzen, a constitutionally because it acted on an acknowledged John that election dates can be changed only university constitution and we recom­ interpretation of a previous precedent spokesman at the Office of Personnel if the scheduled date is not an academic · mend the senate take appropriate ac- �anagement. and according to the governing day. tion to insure this," Storm said. to waive the guidelines of Robert's Rules of Reagan's decision According to senate minutes of the In their suit filed Dec. 2 on behalf of Order-Newly Revised. regulations that bar federal employ­ meeti Sept. 23 ng, the senate voted to the student body, Boisso, a graduate for up to three years to anyone Kupsche noted that the senate ment change the date of the election from student; Francione, a senior; and Sam­ engages in an illegal strike against changed the date of the spring 1979 who Nov. 11 to Nov. 18 because a voter pie, a junior, alleged that the senate's the government came a week after elections because Easter break fell dur­ registration drive had been scheduled action was illegal under the con- . com­ la bor leaders urged him to show for Nov. 11. stitution. ing the week before the election. passion toward the fired controllers. Chief Justice Joel Storm, who read Francione said since Nov. 11 was an Student Body President Bob Glover said he would At the meeting Reagan the court's decision, said, "This court academic day, the senate had no legal said the senate did not refer to the con­ wait review the matter, but wanted to feels that any change in the election grounds to change the date. stitution when voting to change the until Lewis returned from Japan. But unl provided by II, involved. day, ess Article sec- Boisso said the only reason the date because it was not most labor unions had sought to get tion B, subpoint 1, should be changed senate could change the date of an elec­ "We did not amend the con­ the fired controllers back to directing by constitutional amendment." tion is "because we don't have school stitution," Glover said. "We just air traffic. Article II of the constitution reads in that day.'' changed the election day:''

Inside: More parking? ACT testing Impeachment

The Traffic Committee is meeting to The CAA proposes that students The UB votes to impeach the con­ discuss possible controlled parking must have an ACT score to enroll at cert coordinator. pending approval by around the University Union. page 11 Eastern. page 3 the Student Senate. page 6 t t t The Dally Eastern 2 Thursday, December 0, 98 News to bill Thur da ' posal. House approval given s y s And Sen. Howard Metzenbaum, 0-0hio, who people for unbuilt pipeline led Senate opposition on consumer grounds, said he has notified the leadership he would attempt to WASHINGTON-The House approved 233 to (AP) block the bill from going to the White House. 173 on Wednesday a bill which hands industry the News shorts authority to stiut billing consumers for a yet unbuilt Should the obstacle posed by Metzenbaum be $43-billion pipeline to bring Alaska natural gas to The legislative package waives existing antitrust overcome, President Reagan is expected to sign the the lower 48 states, the largest pri\'ate construction and pricing laws to allow consumers to be billed for measure. the pipeline before it is completed, a step which in- project in history. The package is intended to attract loans from But the measure, already passed by tht' Senate. dustry says is critical to. attracting the massive world financiers, who up to now have been unwill­ qill faced an obstacle before going l0 the White �·apital needed for construction. The line would vir- ing to risk the billions of dollars involved. It would House. A Senate opponent threatened ll1 filib�ster tually d" arf the existing trans-Alaska oil pipeline. effectively the usual formality of putting the House measure Cl1nst1111er advocate Ralph Nader charged after shift much of the risk from investigators- to natur l g�s custo e s who could end up paying under the Senate bill's title, ewn though both bills the 'lite that the Democratic Party had "sold its � � � � for the pipeline even 1f 1t 1s never completed. are identical. . ,,1u l"' to the oil companies by appro\'ing the pro- ��.,�������������� � Hey Girls!! � Stumped on Christmas gift. ideas 1 for your brothers and boyfriends?! � / � Come over to � � i EIU SWEATERS ... Royal blue with grey stripes � Medium - Large - Extra Large

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Di;VldReed The Dally Eastern News Thursday, December 10, 1 981 3 to vote on resolution requiring test scores CAA ACT Although Beacon said he is leary of by Mary Holland Beacon said his office attempts to Bartling said the AC1 scores are turning down students without an The Council on Academic Affairs make admission decisions as quickly as needed for placement, screening and ACT score, Bartling said she did not will vote on a resoluton Thursday possible, and waiting for a test score research. · think this was an unfair requirement. which urges Eastern President Daniel would delay the decision since students "It is part of the enrollment process E. · Marvin to insure that no students who rank in the upper half of their The English department is unable to just like writing the check," she said. enroll at Eastern without submitting an high school class can currently be ad­ place students in the proper classes mitted regardless of their ACT scores. without an ACT score, she said. ACT (American College Testing) In other business, the CAA will vote score. "By and large, we do ultimately get "Absolutely every student who on a change in the present policy which However, Admissions Director John all of the ACT scores," Beacon added. comes in here has to take English. stipulates that former'Eastern students e Beacon said he was "confus d" by the CAA chairperson Sharon Bartling That's an all university requirement who transfer from a community col­ CAA's resolution and added that strict said the CAA wrote the resolution that is absolutely dependent on an lege with an associate of arts or an enforcement of this policy would re­ after learning from the Academic ACT score. You cannot place them any associate of science degree have not quire Eastern to turn away students Assistance Center that there were 100 other way," she said. met the general education re­ freshmen who enrolled in the summer who would normally be admitted and quirements. · Bartling said if the students do not enrolled. without an ACT score, despite the fact submit an ACT score they are placed in Under the proposed change, ''There are always going to be a few that the current catalog stipulates that English 1000, a course intended for students who first attend Eastern but students who don't submit scores," he all students must submit an ACT score students who do not have the writing earn 15 hours or less of credit with a said. before enrolling. skills to enroll in English 1001, a basic cumulative Eastern grade point Beacon said requiring an ACT score The CAA's resolution states that "It composition course. average of 2.0 or higher and then earns from students before they enroll can is the sense of the CAA that all policies an A.A. or A.S. degree from a com­ lead to some practical problems. in the catalog are also binding on the However, Beacon said he dia not munity college will be given credit for "What are we going to do each year administration-at all levels .....We re­ feel there was much faculty usage of meeting Eastern's general education re­ with those students who walk in the quest that President Marvin (through the ACT scores, and added "by deal­ quirements. last minute during central registration the appropriate vice presidents and ing with that committee, (CAA) it is without an ACT score?" deans) direct that all admisssion evident that they certainly don't have a The CAA will meet at 2 p.m. They (the CAA) are making emo­ policies are to be carried out in the complete understanding of what those Thursday in the University Union tional decisions. I'm telling you the form and spirit in which they were ap­ test scores are all about." Tuscola-Arcola room. way it is." proved." on add - drops Commiteeby Dawn Morville to meetThe committee consists of members In an effort to review earlier submit­ from these three groups in addition to ted recommendations for a new add/­ Dean of Student Academic Services drop system plus discussing other sug­ Samuel Taber, Director of Registration gestions, an ad hoc add/drop commit­ Michael Taylor, a faculty member ap­ tee will meet for the first time pointed by Marvin, a student member Thursday. appointed by Stu9ent Body President Bob Glover, a staff member from The committee was appointed in Computer Services, Graduate School November by Eastern President Daniel Dean Larry Williams and the assistant E.· Marvin in order to "screen director of registration David Sardella, through" the recommendations of the who will serve as an ex-officio member Student Senate, Council on Academic without a vote. Affairs and Facultr Senate. · Marvin said he will provide guidance The recommendation of the commit­ to the committee concerning the add/­ tee calls for central registration, which drop proposals and will give the com­ would include add/drop, to start mittee a "time line" by which they Thursday and to be completed prior to could complete their report. the beginning of classes on Monday. The newly formed ad hoc committee Marvin said the request for the com­ to study the add/drop process will meet mittee was not simply to accept the at 3 p.m. Thursday in the conference recommendations from these campus room of Marvin's office. organizations. City Hair Works Precision Hair Stylingfor Men.&Women -tr Design Hair Styling -tr French Braiding & other hairaccents .-trGuaranteed Satisfaction

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Crossword puz ------··--·· ·--- -·-·· · ---- ··---- -·-· · - - no Editor: In an age of diminishing expcta­ tions, Reaganomics, and (perhaps final indignity) the one martini 1 one learns to take his small pleas Food for thought: It's a columnist's goal in life as he can find them. For t last year or so, one of these pleas Often when som thing is the last, peo le seek it out. Peo- : � for me has been the crossword p pie paid earthshakmg amounts to obtam the last work of • Personal ft.le in The Daily Eastern News. A spl Picasso and traveled the continents in search of the Holy • did half hour of fun to anticipate Grail. Scott Hainzinger each day-and free to boot. Well, at last, I present you with my last-the last columm �--�--��iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii�imiiiii / But I notic lately an alarming I will write for The Daily Eastern News and Eastern itself. hopes that you will use that view as a basis for refining or : _ trend developmg. The puzzle 1s no After this, someone else will have the burden of occupy- creating your own views on an issue. . longer any fun. For the past few ing your minds when your morning professors cannot-I am The editorial page of a newspaper has been referred to as · weeks it has become too easy. I graduating. its "soul". No description could be more apt: It is here on it's like making fun of Alexander Graduation days fall easily into line. Yesterday I left the these pages that journalists try to bring forth awareness and Haig-it's so easy to do, why bo sweet confines of high school and the day before that it was opinion based on the facts and findings of our stories. It is Don't you realize the responsi · 'Goodbye Gradeschool'. here that the readers have a chance to reply, retort-or you must shoulder here? Puzzle I am sure that' I stopped to ponder what each of these even-agree. di ts have n w ere else t urn. separate graduations gave me and now, I can't help wonder- As this past semester's editor of Page Four I am lucky. As � ? � ? � Tu es-Couner is for sem -hterate ing what good I will get from the sum of the three. I leave The Daily Eastern News, letters have been pouring in :z . � h1ldren; the Chicago P But always something is left behind. In grade school it at a faster rate than ever before. No, I'm not lucky because I � Tnbun� is for the lame and halt of mmd; was Charrise Rixie, the freckled girl I never sat by at lunch. won't have to deal with the ever-increasing volume of mail· I Sun-Ti es; In high school it was a tarnishing trophy with my name in- have had the chance to see students finally getting arous�d can't g:t the r;z and w�o knows if the e even is a St. scribed third down in the second column. enough to react to the news by asserting their opinions. � Lout! So what g1v s, bub Why has it But what I hope to leave behind me at Eastern is a little What we say here is not sacred; what we say here may not � ; been so long smce we ve seen E harder to see, perhaps less tangible. On those Thursday's even be correct to your way of thinking. But once we make a T . Maleska' name under the P that my columns appeared in this newspaper, there was statement, the obligation for further comment is yours. . � Is it now bemg composed by so always a purpose above getting my name before you or my That commentary is invited. wag in Neoga? ideas into your heads. What I hope to have done this semester rather than make ' Frankly, ·m bored by all his Never is it a columnist's goal, or the goal of a newspaper, you want to save this column, is tp help the newspaper in . . undera e dnnkmg� stuff httermg� to attain from readers strict adherance to offered views. No, making readers aware, not only of sets of facts, but of the � otherwise fine newspaper. Let th the idea here is to present for your perusal a viewpoint in wide range of opinions concerned with those facts. eat cake! But give us puzzle fans dignity back. Jeffrey P. Lynch The Dally Eastern News Thursday, December 10, 1 981 5 Officials say methane gas probable cause in xplosion WHITWELL, Tenn.-An explosion Harry Joe Hooper, father of a miner 1911. The lateste explosion ripped through Eight miners were killed in an explo- a section of that killed 13 Tennessee coal miners and owner of a funeral parlor used as a the No. 21 mine owned by Tennessee probably was caused by methane gas, makeshift morgue for the bodies. sion in a mine at Topmost, Ky�. on Consolidated Coal Co., and. operated by officials said Wednesday. In Kentucky, "What makes it tough is that I knew all Monday. Last Thursday, three miners its subsidiary, Grundy meanwhile, investigators entered a of them. were killed in a rock and slate fall in a Mining Co. Investigators suspect mine in Ber goo, W. Va. methane gas, a common problem in mine where 11 men died of smoke in- "I've got one back there 1 used to Before that, the last major coal mine deep coal mines, but federal mine of­ halation in an unexplained blast one play guitar with. There's one 1 went to accident was last April, when 15 men ficials said it may be several months day earlier. school with ... I got home at 4:30 this died near Redstone, Colo. before the cause is determined. In this tiny town in southeastern morning and Jay down but I couldn't Tennessee, relatives identified the go to sleep. It's tough." bodies of the 13 men who died Tuesday Tuesd)ly's blast was the third fatal three miles inside a mountain. mine accident in Appalachia in five "They've been mining coal in this days-and the worst in Tennessee since Tunlgbl, area for 100 years and this is the first 184 miners were killed in the collapse fatal explosion they've ever had," said of a mine at Coal Creek, Tenn., in let It be The Village ThoughtfulnessShoppe LOwenbrAu. ! We're stocked with a wide at Caesar's variety of smal I gifts and cards 2 12 oz. for a dollar for YOUR convenient •Hockey club raffle Christmas Shopping. •Door Prizes

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801 W. Lincoln 348-8021 Thursday, December 6 10, 1981 The Dally Eastern News . . students to be honored UB concert coordinator's failure to resign 14 ent proceedings Fourteen special education majors The honorees are graduate student could result in impeachm will be honored for outstanding Lenore Aebischer; seniors Bart Allen, by Linda Fraembs planning on resigning, and spoke with achievements Thursday, a special. Michael Backer, Cathy Boyle, Karen University Board concert coor­ him prior to the beginning of impeach­ education department spokesman said Edwards, Jane Haas, Cynthia Hurst, dinator Ron Rappe has been impeach­ ment proceedings, at which time Rappe Wednesday. Pamela Jensen, Lori Meyer, Brionn ed pending approval next semester by said he would hand in his resignation. Five of the 14 students will also be Rolens, Jane Spesard; juniors Jennifer the Student Senate, UB Chairman Al Since Rappe did not officially resign, awarded monetary scholarships total Kozlowski and Julia Mills, and - Siepker said Wednesday. Siepker said he was forced to begin im­ ing $1,000 , Judith lvarie of the special sophomore Peggy Nogafka. "He (Rappe) didn't understand his peachment proceedings. ed department said. Each student will receive a cer- position and didn't want to accept the Although interviews of all intereste d The students were selected by special tificate, Ivarie said. responsibilities,'' Siepker said. candidates are usually conducted ed department faculty from 30 The awards ceremony will be held at UB members voted unanimously at before a coordinator is selected, nominees based on grade point 6 p.m. Thursday in Buzzard o its Tuesday meeting t impeach Rappe Siepker said UB bylaws allow the ;\Verage, leadership, and service, Ivarie Auditorium. after he was given the opportunity to chairman to appoint a new tem porary said. resign and failed to do so. coordinator. Deluca show to offer hypnotism, comedy Siepker said he had heard Rappe was Hypnotist Tom Deluca will present a 5:�0 p.m. in Carman Hall food ser­ �wwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww�w� program of comedy and hypnotic vices, Glosser said. TOKEN'S- demonstrations at 8 p.m. Thursday in UB Chairman Al Siepker said C1P � the University Union Old Ballroom, Deluca, who has performed at Eastern " ., University Board coordinator Lynna previously, gets the audience directly Glosser said. involved in his act. t Secret SantaH adquart rs- . ·-:· e e She added admission for the show is Volunteers in the past have been " $1 for students and $1. 50 for the hypnotized into performing a " • 100's of Stuffed Animals public. striptease on stage, he added. including Garfield Deluca will also present two 20- "Of course, he stopped them before " they went too far," Siepker said. " minute acts Thursday, one at 5 p.m. in • Christmas Cards T'i0mas Hall food services and one at ·= by Boynton � •Backpacks � Buy a backpack, get � � a 100 count TOKEN � notebook - FREE � "' • Stocking Sh.iffers � Remember everyone on YOUR list. '4P Buy you·r Christmas gifts at TO KENS! Hours: = o .- -8p.m. � -- M n Thurs.9 �---= . - ��',. '4P Friday 9-6 p.m. m;;;•__.- -� - '4P . ,._ - Saturday 10-5 p.m. 19 � '4P Located in University Village Sunday 1-5 p.m. It mwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww��� •••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••

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Re-elected speaker states goals The by Crystal Schrof to provide the senate with better Senior Karen Kupsche was re-elected organization and to improve senate speaker of the Student Senate at the communication. first meeting of the newly-elected She said senate communication Join us for lunch on senate Wednesday. ,needs to improved due to the recent Kupsche. said her goal as speaker is ruling of Eastern's Supreme Court and l-hursday Dec. 10 when editiorals run in The Daily Eastern Conference, retreat News. "I want to open communication we will celebrate our to be on RHA agenda through all facilities," Kupsche said. by Denise Skowron In other business at the meeting, first anniversary�. The Residence Hall Association will Collective Bargaining Representative Anniversary Lunch Special meet Thursday to discuss the Illinois Tony Parascandola said he is trying to Residence Hall Association conference establish a standard teacher evalua­ ��!;;><.), only .95• and details of the Turkey Run retreat, tion. �:d �>J..C?.0 . RHA president Mary Tracy said . However, he said this does not look 0�•"'• 406 6th St Ph, 345-6988 Eastern has been chosen to. be the very probable. :ocation of the annual IRHA con­ Parascandola said some departments .. erence. Residence Hall associations currently use a set department evalua­ ;hroughout the state will meet at the tion and others use the Purdue Teacher university. Details concerning the con­ Evaluation. TWOFERS ference will be explained, Tracy said . Parascandola said he is looking at (2 for the Price of one) In addition, plans for the Turkey establishing an evaluation similar to an EVERY TuesdaY. Thursday Onl Run retreat will be presented. evaluation at the University of Illinois. &. y Tofers on any Mens or Womans ''PERMANENT'' Open Evenings to serve you.

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Free VD clinic to begin testing TlllP and treatment /!'7'?FREE The Coles County Health Depart­ ment, 825 18th St., will hold venereal W1 to disease clinics every other Wednesday, beginning Jan. 13, 1982. A spokesman for the health depart­ ment said the clinics are for anyone who thinks they may have been in con­ tact with the disease, has any symp­ ' toms of the disease, or wants to be DAYTONA tested for the disease. 5pr,�GreaK The clinics will be held from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. on a walk-in basis and are free of charge and open to Coles Coun­ Marcn2G-Apt· ty residents. The dates for the clinics are as fo llows: Jan. 13 and 27; Feb. 10 and 24; March 10 and 24; April 7 and 21; May 5 and 19; and June 2, 16, and 30. July 14 and 28; August 11 and 25; Sep. 8 and 22; Oct. 6 and 20; Nov. 3 and 17; and Dec. 1, 15, 29.

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"THE BLONDE" CHAlllLl&TON U.LINO!S Annette Haven 111 l�?J.::�2:.�:: The Dally Eastern News Thursday, December 10, 1 981 11 Union parking to be discussed The University Traffic Committee around the University Union available will meet Thursday to discuss approval on an hourly basis. of controlled parking surrounding the The proposal was approved recently University Union, committee chairman by the Council of Vice Presidents. The Don Cook said. committee was waiting for approval SAONVE ALL 20 1 303 Cook said the plan, first proposed from the council before taking final ac­ REMAINING by Student Body President Bob tion on the plan. Glover, would make parking spaces In other business, Cook said, the committee will discuss the traffic and Santa delights directional pedestrian sign system on , 8 Styles campus. , The committee will meet at 3 p.m. �BROOHS , · local children Thursday in the Student Activities Of­ , Athletic Shoes! fice in the University Union. Just present your EIU-ID Christmas cookies and a visit from Santa highlighted a party for under­ Speaker to discuss and you'll get 20% off privileged children Tuesday. of the off Close-out , 30% J>i Kappa Alpha fraternity, Alpha steel industry future , price. - Now thru Dec. only. Gamma Delta sorority and the Coles 19 i A U.S. Steel representative will , County Big Brother/Big Sister Associa­ discuss Thursday the needs and � tion sponsored the party, John Ward, availabilty of raw materials for the � Brooks T-Shirts Pike social chairman said. ALL future of the steel industry. At 7 p.m., the Pike house decorated Jerry Wolf, a U.S. Steel represen- �, . Reg. in Christmas spirit opened its doors to 5.99 tative, will discuss the present and 1' , 25 children from the Charleston area, future conditions of the American steel Ward added. industry, Alan Baharlou, chairman Now He said names of children were pro­ of Eastern's geography and geology 3.99 vided by Big Brother/Big S ster. i departments, said Tuesday. Hapw Holitl ys/ The Christmas festivities included a Wolf will speak at 4 p.m. Thursday singing around the Christmas tree and in the Physical Science Building room INYART'S North Side of the serving of refreshments. , 332. The presentation is open to the , To cap off the evening, children Shoe Store Charleston Square public. received a gift from Santa, Ward said. ,

Forensic team wins trophies by Todd Lagesse Eastern's forensic speech team par­ UNDER ticipated in the Elgin Community Col­ lege speech tournament last weekend with two members of the team bringing home trophies. PRESSURE Adviser Larry Lambert said senior ,Bob Schumacher received a first place trophy in persuasive speaking and also received a sixth place trophy in after­ FINALS dinner speaking. Junior Diana Hare also competed in persuasive speaking and came away WEEK? with a fourth place trophy, he added. ••• Sharon Franklin, sophomore, reach­ ed the semi-finals in impromptu speak­ ing but failed to qualify for the finals. LET US HELP Lambert commented .that the overall goal of the team was to compete in the national tournament which will be held the first week of March . The next tournament for the speech team will be Jan. 22 and 23 at the Col­ Bookstore - FREE PENCIL with any purchase lege of DuPage, Glen Ellyn. After that the team will compete in the Southern Illinois University in Car- · Bowling Lanes - Y2 PRICE Bowling & Pool bondale tournament Feb. 5 and 6. Lobby Shop - Reese's Pieces, M&M's plain or peanut ONLY 7Qc 1 /4 lb. plus tax -PERMANENT Hardee' s Panther Lair HAIR REMOVAL SPECIAL HOURS Open 'til Midnight Sun. thru Wed. · by Open at 6 a.m. for breakfast Mon.-Fri. FREE COFFEE 5 p.m. 'til closing Sun. thru Fri. PROFESSIONAL BREAKFAST SPECIAL FREE coffee, Tea, Orange Juice, Hot Chocolate ELECTROLOGIST with purchase of any meat b_iscuit FoodService ends at 8 p.m. Daily

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Richard Ben­ 5:35 p.m. 2, 1 5,20-Gimme a Break 22 Pipe fittings 3 Small tree of 26 Evenings in 49 Hash-house jamin. 4-Gomer Pyle 17,38-Taxi 23 Nothing the southern Evreux sign 9-Popeye 6:00 p.m. 9:00 p.m. . 24 Indian grain U.S. 27 As far as 50 River in N 1 0-Captain Jack 2-MASH 2, 15, 20-Hill Street Blues warehouses 26 Forte of 34 4 Shocker 28 Snare France 11-Cartoons 3, 1 5,20-News 3, 1 0-Johnny Cash Across 5 Prepares beef, 29 Certain throws 51 Dell or Jerry 1 2-Sesame Street 9, 1 7-BarneyMiller 9-News 31 Heals in a way in dice 52 B.S.A. outing 1 5,20-1 Love Lucy 1 0-Muppet Show 1 1-Joker's Wild 1 1-Laverne and Shirley 17, 38-20/20 32 Sun helmet 6 Town in 53 Mate of a 17,38-Edge of Night Pakistan 30 B.P.O.E. 1 2-Nightly News Report 9:30 p.m. 33 Word with countess -- 31 Argot 3:05 p.m. 38-Wild Wild West 9,11-News painting or 7 Ponce de 54 Abide 4-Munsters 6:05 p.m. 1 2-Superstar Profile cloth 3:30 p.m. 4-Carol Burnett 9:40 p.m. 34 Noted film 2-Big Valley director who 6:30 p.m. 4-News 2 3 4 9-Bugs Bunny and Friends 2-Tic;Tac Dough 10:00 p.m. died April 29, 1 0-Lone Ranger 3, 10-PM Magazine 2,3, 10, 15, 1 7,20-News 1980 13 38 S.F.C. or Cpl. 1 5, 20-Tom and Jerry 9, 15, 20-Laverne and Shirley 9-Barney Miller · 1 7-John Vavidson 11-Muppets 1 1-Benny Hill 39 Prefix for 16 38-Brady Bunch 12-MacNeil, Lehrer Report 1 2-Twilight Zone dollar 3:35 p.m. 1 7-Entertainment Tonight 38-0dd Couple 40 Palliates 19 41 Film of 1963 4-Leave it to Beaver 6:35 p.m. 10:30 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 4-5anfordand Son 2, 1 5,20-Tonight (see 34 Across) 44 Ignites 9. 11- Scooby Doo 7:00 p.m. 3-MASH 10-Wonder Woman 2-America's Top 1 O 9, 1 7-8aturday Night 45 Cuckoo 15,20-Partridge Family Christmas 10-Quincy 46 Commanded 38-Battle of the Planets 3, 1 0-Peanuts 1 1-Prisoner: Cell Block H 47 Film of 1938 4:05 p.m. 9-Goliath Awaits - Science 12-News (see 34 Across) 34 4-Brady Bunch Fiction 38-Nightline 55 Enthusiasm 4:30 !).m. 56 Newton or 11-Little House On The 10:35 p.m. 38 2-Happy Days Again Prairie 4-All in the Family Singer 9-Pink Panther 57 Decree 1 2-0ver Easy 11:00 p.m. 41 1 1-Tom and Jerry 15, 20-Dean Martin 3-Hawaii Five-0 1 2-Righteous Apples 17,38-Rudolph's Shiny New 11-Movie: "Dark Victory" 15,20-Brady Bunch Year (1976). Bette Davis. 38-Let's Make a Deal 7:05 p.m. 38-0dd Couple 4:35 p.m. 4-Movie: "The Bells of St. 11:05 p.m. 4-Beverly Hillbillies- Mary's." 4-Movie: "The Miracle of the 55 5:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Bells." 2, 10, 1 7,38-News 3, 10-Dorothy in the Land of 11:30 p.m. 58 3,9-Muppets Oz 2, 15,20-Tomorrow Coa.St·to­ 1 1-Laverne and Shirley 1 2-1 2 and Company Coast 61 1 5,20-Happy Days Again B:OO p.m. 9-Movie: "The Apartment" 5:05 p.m. 2, 1 5,20-Diff'rentStrokes (1960). Jack Lemmon. riffi h D=Koot, -l'!liobtliae Thursday's Please report classified errors 1mmed1ately at 581 -281 2 A correct ad­ Cl w1ll appear 1n the next ed1t1on Unless notified. we cannot be responsible assified ad for an incorrect ad after its first insertion The Dally Eastern Newss Dec.ember 1 0, 1 98 1 13

For Rent For Rent Lost and Found Announcements Announcements Announcements Hey, buddies! One big ad for Brenda Osterman: Have a Two room apartment for rent. Quiet, furnished apartment Gramps-Grams - Singing LOST: Please! If you found a everyone to say I'll be leaving Merry Christmas! Your secret Water, heat, trash paid. for rent. $135/month. Ask for telegrams! Have a senile brown "Altra" ski vest at the to join the ranks of the Fighting Santa. Available immediately or spring Tony, 345-6241. Kind concert, please return it geezer sing an original song for Illini next semester! (and this ______12110 semester. $1 50/month. Phone 12/10 any occasion ! $5. Call 581- to the Union candy counter or To: 351 -38-2054 348-1071. 31 82. may be my last chance to be in I call 581 -3732. The vest con­ the Eastern News). TAYLOR'S wanted to tell everyone at EIU ______12 /1 1 ______1/15 For Sale tains a set of keys and a lot of that the person who belongs to Need subleaser for spring "Come home for Christmas." 5th FLOOR FUNSTERS: It's sentimental value. I MUST this number is the greatest! semester. Nice two-bedroom That is a nice slogan. The been real and fun, and it's been Carpet your room with a rem­ have it back before Christmas real fun. I'll always remember Thanks for a fantastic apartment for $210 a month at break. Roman Catholic Church nant from Carlyle Interiors thought it up. We are borrow­ the good times and the cold semester. Me. 1044 1st. Phone 345-9609. ______12/1 1 Unlimited. Located 2 miles showers. EASTERN ______12110 ______12 /11 ing it long enough to get your west of Charleston on Rte. 16. LOST (in library): Red sport NEWSERS: What will I do in my Hey, Steph - Happy 20th Large two-bedroom apart­ attention. If you have been Open 8-6 Monday through jacket. I need my keys and my spare time now? Surely not birthday. Have a great day arid ment for rent for 2 or 3 people. away from home too long, now Saturday. Phone 345-77 46. mittens. Keys on Taylor Hall party! You guys are great - celebrate big. Love. Susan . Located next to D.Q. key ring. If found, please call is the time to return. You have ______thanks for everything. KATIE: I 12110 $2 1 O/month, garbage and .oo not been forgotten, just Must sell - Yamaha CP- 1 345-5225. Reward. hope your new roommate is as Beth Birch, Have a great water paid. 345-9257. O forgiven. Wesley United electric piano. Brand new. ______12/10 neat and organized as me and day! Merry Christmas! luv, ______12 /1 1 Methodist Church, on 4th MISSING: One-speed, cop­ doesn't crank the Stones on Your secret Santa. Two-room furnished apart­ $450 or best offer. Also Far­ Street across from Lawson fisa compact electric organ, 16 per colored, schwinn panther the stereo. I'll miss you and -----�-- 12110 ment. Good location, private Hall. 9 and 11 Sunday morn­ voice presets, $350. Earth bicycle. Serial number .MB times like DQ· runs and the To my A.G. sis Vicki, "Happy entrance. $150 per month. ing, 9:30 Wednesday night. PA, 9- Channel $350. 345- 65500. John Rearden, 345- "boys from L-dale"! True early birthday!" We will Call 345-4757 after 5 p.m. 3144 or 581-22 1 9. ______12/10 6739. Bruce Woer----, Just 16 days friends are never very far, celebrate TODAY at 2:00, so ______12/1 1 ______12/10 1 ______12/1 1 though. BETSY: You're the be ready to party Hope you For Rent: Residential room, left and counting until ... Seasoned firewood, $65 per LOST: Dog, half German best sister. Thanks for all your have a good day' Also, good two blocks from campus. ______12110 full cord (4' x 4' x 8'). Gerald shepherd, half husky. Wearing support and help and pro­ luck on finals! Love, Your A.G. Semester VI. Available now. Angie Patrick, Have a great M. Rennels, R.R. 4, brown flea collar, last seen ofreading. I love you. SANDY, sis, Monica. 345-4193. 12/7 p.m. Call 345-2662 day and good luck on your Charleston, Illinois. 345-3293 finals. Love, Your secret San­ LINDA, DAWN, MEGAN, ______12/10 ______12/1 1 before 6 p.m., 345-961 5 after ______12/1 1 ta. CRYSTAL: You'll have to visit Duff, Happy 19th birthday! Male subleaser needed for CARPET - with padding. 6p.m. me so w can have a mega­ Be ready for an unforgettable ______12110 e spacious, uptown apartment. Fits dorm room. One semester Sara, Rose, and Cindy - good time! Anyone else from day. If anyone says anthing Quiet area. 581 -2304. Leave old, medium brown short shag. Sorry we didn't get together bartenders to buddies about your eyes being red, tell name and number. Best offer, 581 -2752. Announcements this semester. Try again, huh?1 GOODBYE! And if I come them you have pink eye! Love ______12/1 1 ______12 /1 1 The 4th Musketeer. back, please disregard this ad ya, Rip. Available for spring, two­ 1978 Plymouth Arrow Gt. ______12/10 while I die of embarassment. ------�12/10 bedroom furnished house two-door, hatchback. Four KEEP ABORTION SAFE Love, Cathy C. Omega meeting Thursday, AND LEGAL - Join NARAL. JEFF - Sorry, but I'm afraid ______Dec. 10 at 7:30. Aim for across from Lantz. Callat 348- cylinder, 2000cc Mitsubishi the tutor session is over and 12110 Free referrals 345-9285. Omega! 1497. silent shaft engine. Automatic there is no snow in YOUR BIRTHRIGHT CARES ....Free -----,,.------1 2/ 11 transmission, year window ______00 pregnancy testing Mon;. to Fri. Need a room? . . . a room­ forecast. I will also take the defogger, tach and other from______3-7: 348-8551. One girl needed to sublet champagne. soft Christmas Jill, Thanks for dinner in San goodies. Sports' car styling mate? ...a ride? Want to sell oo. apartment. $1 15 a month. 1 an unwanted item? ...or look­ lights. and a great weekend. Fran . I love you. Eric. and handling. Near mint condi­ . Eastern soccer team - Con­ ______1/2 months rent paid. Good ing to buy? Check the Daily Thanks for the great idea. Col­ 12/10 tion, 15,000 miles. 345- gratulations and thanks for a location. Call Cheryl K., 345- Eastern News classified ads - lie's Tom. Priscilla (Duff). Elvis would 4749. great season to write about 6405. they get results! ______121 10 be proud of you. See you at ______12/1 1 Hey, Duffl Happy 19th' You and for all the good times - the Presley mansion. Get ______12/1 1 ______oo For Sale: Brown couch, everyone have a nice One female needed to Looking for a job? complete finally made it' 19 slammers rowdie and happy birthday, makes into bed. Cheap! 581- Christmas. Jim. sublease Youngstown apart­ resume service at Copy-X. and 19 bongs. Yea. yea' Go partier. Love, Judy and Smuth. 5541. ______12110 ment for spring semester. Call 345-6313. for it' J...ove ya. Christy. ______12/10 ______12 /1 1 ______12 10 345-3083, For Sale: Off-white carpet, ______00 ______12/1 1 ··········· ---- 12 X 6. Call Mark, 6108. FRAN'S WEED BARN - UNUSUAL TERMS - One Christmas Bazaar from Dec. 4 ______c ___ 12/1 1 Campus Cli s bedroom, furnished apartment FOR SALE: 1978 Olds. Star­ until Dec. 20, open on Friday p for one person . $1 7 5 month. at neon. All students are fire SX power-steering and VILLAGE rtu· I lir1:. 1' 1�1e t lub ( ( '' Ull,c,1 11c (·crier·, \\ e1gh1-lo" grnur1 Spring semester/summerop­ welcome' Go to Lerna Road brakes, stereo (20 watt). One ,._ .;_ :· .vi ; :n;1 ,,ta\ , De,-. IP al _1 :_10 1' ."L i n the Casev Room of lion. 348-1019. and turn left to Second Road EASTERN . owner, 47,000 miles. $3,200 1· ,·! ,, ,111 ·1 11; ,\\ i ll J-ie the fi nal lli,·.:111;, ,,fihe >eme\l�r. ______12/1 1 or best offer. Call lshtiaq, 345- back east to the Hickory Hills APARTMENTS House for rent: three �lurl.-nt C uunl'il fur h.ceplional ( 'hildren "ill hold a bu>in�'' 7366. subdivision. Call 235-1 487 for . bedrooms, two baths. January more info. ,,.,,.. i1�µ l hur,d.1, _ De' 10 at 6:l�1 r.c1. i:i Hunard Auditorium. ______12/1 1 NO W LEASING !11..• bih1 111.• ... , 111(·1.·tinµ. to May lease. $1 00 a month. ______1211 1 I Li, \\ ill :!1\,.' \a,1 1.lf the -.,etne�ter. A\\Jrd' Zenith Allegro stereo sytem, * 2 ·aedroom Two to six men or women. Call INVENTORY CLEARANCE. \\ di f'l'�'' en -- . tll 111.. ·111t .,e1 ' '"l'UL..Ja; · 1..�111..I. like new - $300. Call 581- Furnished Apartments 58 1-2398 or 345-921 9. Most items '12 off. Great l'hi (;amnrn '\u": II 111.:c· t T!-t11-,J:I\, De.:. 10 al 6:00ri.m. in 2044. * Private Baicomt>s ______12/1 1 Christmas gifts. Milestone. 1i;1.: t 1 1.1· k' -.i\'li-\l�H t...h111 R. �-.• ,n1 1.ll tilt: Lt1 1l)n for in�tallation of Two-bedroom furnished or Between - Ike's and Krackers. * Wail-to-wail Carpeting 111..· �, ,,ff1.. ·;,.•r .. r!i:... ,, iJj l"c.: ti'\,.' i.J'·'. llh.'('1111�l1f t he semester. Final unfurnished apartment, Tuesday through Saturday. * Aircondit10ning ,,.,,. ,,11 :,•n- · " t lh· '�' tr·;' "ill he arranged. \kmbers are available for spring two per­ 12:00-4:00 * Cof)vement Parking Lost and Found r1.·n1 r.:.l... ·1..'. ;.. , , .. i:::: .J i'i11\,:a:.i1.nh . \tt1..·111..ian1..·c 1' in1r1t)rt ant . sons on year lease. Phone ______12/ 11 * Laundry Facillt1es 11,.. Hlad.. �tudt•nt l'ni11n "ill h:He a Chri<1mas Pany 345- 7746. LOST (at Fox Ridge State * Swimming Pool Copy-X, Fastprint Copy 1!·111 -d.I\ . ik,. ill ; ; .1111 -:ll1l Ill 11.00 p.nl . in 1he Afro­ ______oo Park): Female black and white Center for all your printing *Just a few blocks kitten, named Charlie. 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Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements To my daugt)ter, Bridgette - Hamm's song of the week - McDONALD'S AUCTION Get your hair cut before Mom Ladies and Gentlemen: The Attention Mom's Duaghters: Thanks for all the fun times Tryin' to Live my·Ufe Without HOUSE - Auctions every sees you. Campus Guttery. men and women of Delta Sigma Sigma Alpha Tau pictures we've had. I'm going to miss Hamm'll (It's the Hardest Thing Thursday night at 6:30 at Call Terri, 581 -3003. Pi are sponsoring Christmas taken today or tomorrow. For you so very much - you've I'll Ever Do) - Bob Seger and bedtime stories Sunday­ Charleston Speedway, three more info, call Mom at 348- ______12/10 been such a special daughter the Hamm's Bear Band - Thursday from 9 p.m. to 12 miles east of Charleston on Rt. 1688. that no one can replace. You'll Cathy and Teresa: Thanks Brewery support from your 16. Saturday, Dec. 1 2 ______for being such great friends. a.m. To set up appointments 12/10 make a great active, I'm proud campus reps. Christmas auction, all new mer- · You're both super. Kristy. call Bryan at 581 -3662, or any Private room in private home of you, kid! Merry Christmas! ______12/10 chandise. 6:30 p.m. Guitars, 12/10 DSP member at 348-8869. to serious student. Kitchen DZ love and mine, Lori. Sharon, Merry Christmas! Requests are taken. Cost $1, toys, tools, games - you name privileges. Call 345-2809. ______12/10 Katie, Sherri, Robin, Debbie, You're a very special friend $1.50 off-campus. it, we have it! Phone 345- ______12/1 1 Glynn - Congratulations, Donna and the rest of 6th floor and the best roommate anyone ______12/10 2929 if you have anything to To the three in number nine, I graduate! I am really proud of Andrews - Merry Christmas can ask for. Good luck on Have you hugged a preppie sell. hate to leave the fun behind. you. Finally one of us is going and Happy New Year! Thanks finals!! Love, Tricia. today? T-shirts on sale - great ______12/1 1 Thanks much for all the to get a REAL JOB. We've had for the GAEA T times with many ______12/10 Christmas gift! For information, laughter, hope we all live hap­ a lot of great times and I am more to come! Love, Shells. Pam - Good luck next K.S. - Congratulations on call Sheila, 345-5052. semester. We will miss you pily ever after. KLD. really going to miss · you. ______12 /10 graduating. I'm giving you a very much! Sigma love, 12/10 You've been a great friend, My favorite reunion buddy degree in barrel, too. Love, Girl desperately needs a ride Oscie - You're 21 !! Thanks Qarlene. one who has made my time your K.S. The EIU Student Art Associa­ to CHICAGO AREA (Elmhurst, here so special. Good luck in for my only mistletoe kiss ______12/10 ---�---- 12/10 tion will sponsor a Christmas Hinsdale Oasis, Lincoln Mall) Saturdasy night. How about a MEN OFCARMAN 2 SOUTH Texas and get ready fo.r spring SECRET SANT A HEAD­ Art Sale Thursday and Friday, weekend of Dec. 11-13. Can moonlight walk for a present? - Fellow D.K.'s: It's been a break. we·11 be there, so have - Dec. 1 O and 11 from 10:00 QUARTERS - TOKENS great semester. Thanks for be­ Pam, 348-8897. the brownies ready! Love, YOl:I call me. Happy birthday!! a.m. to 6:00 p.m. in the west Christmas candy canes, ing the way you are. Happy ______12 /10 Kari. Your favorite reunion buddy . . lobby of Fine Arts Center. chocolate Santas and more, Holidays!! Roland. For that glowing holiday look, ______12 /10 ______12/10 plus inexpensive gifts for all oc­ 12/1 1 have a FREE MARY KAY Sign up for Delta Sigma Pi ______12/10 To my Delta Zeta family, casions: including Christmas Ladies of 1980·81 seventh facial. For info, call Patti, 348· bedtime stories.· Call 581- Glynn, Stephanie, Erin, Kelly, cards on recycled paper by Cheryl (Play Misty for Me) 0420. 3662 or 348-8869. floor Carman reunite at Marty's Amy and Nancy - Have a Boynton - TOKENS May and Debbe (ya know) ______12 /1 1 12/10 4:00 club Friday, 12/1 1. Be great break. I'll miss you guys. ______12/1 1 there. Aloha! Chase: Thanks for a great Delta Zeta housegirls - My Becky Millington, Hope you Cathy Mathis, You've been semester. I love you both - times there have been un· We've had a great semester. ______12/1 1 have the best Christmas ever! Let's make my last semester such a riot - from Old Main to except at 3 a.m. See you at forgettable, I'll miss all of you. Good luck on your new job. Carl - Thanks for all the even better. Good luck on not a happy Petunia, you've Sweeney's. Jean (CCB). Good luck. Love; Glynn. You've been such a good smiles. Can't wait for the 19th. finals. Love, Kari. P.S. Amy been such a special friend. I'll ______12/10 __12 /10 friend, I'll always remember miss you, Beaver! Merry Love, Kristy. and Nancy - the hard part is "The stockings were tiung you daughter. Love, Lori. over and you've both done a Christmas! Love, Lori. ______12/1 0 Jim Becker will be 20 on ______12/10 _ Tri-Sigma pledges: Congrats on the wall with care, in hopes Dec. 17. Call and wish him a great job. I am proud of you! ______12/10 To my happy family, I'll miss Kari, I'll never forget all the on passing nationals and that the Carman girls soon happy one, 61 77. Keep up the good work. would be there." Delta Sig an­ all of you more than words can / 12/10 good times. I'll miss you, but finishing your hats. Have a ______12/10 say. Merry Christmas! Love, there's more fun ahead. ·All my Merry Christmas! Love, Your nual Christmas party this Jim, Your WHAT hurts? Party. Al. Kiss off. Ron. love, Glynn. active sisters. Thursday. 1705 9th. ______.______12/10 ______12 /1 0 12/10 ______12/10 12/10

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Cont ident netters look for Howard______. from page 16 ball early which is encouraging," shots from the field. Samuels added. "Ricky will start against Howard, first victory of the season Eastern forward Ricky Robinson, but he's still having trouble moving by Jill Anderson her squad will be prepared. bothered by a bruised ankle, is coming laterally and . that showed against Looking for their first win of the "It's hard both mentally and off his best game since scoring 19 Southern," Samuels said. "Ricky has season, the women's badminton team physically to compete after such a long points in the Panthers' season-opening made progress in the past week and he hosts Indiana State Thursday 3:30 layoff, but I think we're ready," overtime loss to Kent State 96-88 Nov. did look better in practice Tuesday.'' p.m. at McAfee Gym. Earley said. 28, and Samuels said the injury-ridden Eastern guard Warren Patten leads The netters finished fifth out of five Competing for Eastern in the top six Robinson seems to be recovering. the Panthers in scoring, averaging 15.5 teams in the Northern Illinois Invita­ spots are Janet Haberkorn, Jo Against SIU-C, Robinson led all points a game while center Leigh tional Nov. 21 in their only meet so far Obrycki, Nancy Szarzynski, Lisa Eastern scorers tossing in 16 points. Hankins has registered 14. 7 poinfs a this season. Walz, Jane Augustine and Ruth Mat­ Robinson also hit six of six free throw contest. However, Panther head coach Karen chette. attempts, despite sinking just five of 15 Earley is confident Eastern will dominate ISU. "ISU has never been that strong and we've always beaten them in the past," Earley said. "I don't want to be over­ New lunch-size pizza at Pizza Hut! confident, but I think we're ready for a · victory. " ISU will have just eight players com­ 100% peting compared to the usual 12 and MOZZARELLA �----,.,_,�...:.....e Earley said ISU players will be forced to compete more than once. Although the Panthers have not competed for three weeks, Earley said

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16 December 10, 1981 Howard offers cagers biggest challenge yet by John Humenik "We're in pretty good shape now Eastern's men's basketball squad but we have to maintain our con­ will face what head coach Rick fidence and feel that we will be able to Samuels deemed as the Panthers execute well on the road," Samuels toughest challenge yet when his squad said. "I expect to be In every game, but meets Mid-Eastern Athletic Con­ sometime·s playing on the road can be ference member Howard University difficult." Thursday in Washington D.C. After the Howard contest, the Pan­ "It's a tough assignment, and play­ thers will travel to Louisiana to face ing on the road won't make things Southern University Saturday and then much better," Samuels said. "We're to Kentucky for a Morehead State going to face a different kind of tempo showdown, completing a fi ve-game against Howard, and we're hoping to road trip. slow it down enough to play our type Howard enters Thursday's clash of game." - with a 1-1 slate following its 66-62 win Coming off a depressing 90-77 loss over Mississippi Valley and 77-53 loss to SIU-Carbondale Monday, the Pan­ to Bradley, while the Panthers carry a thers plan to combat a tall Bison front . 2-2 slate after the SIU-C setback Mon­ line and quick-playing style with a bet­ day. ter defensive showing. "We were playing well up to the "We feel that Howard ·is a very Southern game, and Southern just did talented team, and we're going to make what they can do, confusing us on some adjustments," Samuels said. defense and that is the thing we can't ''We have to see if we can run against have happen," Samuels said. them, and we're going to really have to Samuels said the key against beat the ball down the court to ac­ Howard will be how well the Panthers ..:omplish that." execute on defense and neutralize the Howard, 17-12 last season, boasts boards, something Eastern did well in Eastern starting center Leigh Hankins lays the ball in softly during Eastern's top offensive threats in 6- foot- 11 its 87-65 win over Eastern Kentucky center James Terry, and forwards Nov. 30 win over Olivet Nazarene. Hankins is averaging 14.9 points and 31 Dec. 5. James Ratiff and Lawence Norfleet, 6 minutes a game of playing time this season for the Panthers. (News photo by "The big key for us against Howard foot 9 and 6 foot 8 respectively. The Brian Ormiston) is slowing the game down and not let­ Bisons, lost to Wyoming in the first ting them run up streaks of points on round of the NCAA Division I tourna­ us," Samuels said. That 's something ment last year. you've got to worry about especially on Hankins earns Samuel's Ratiff leads all Howard scorers the road. averaging 14.5 points a game, while 6- "It's tough being on the road, but foot-5 guard Bernard Perry averages we've been playing some good basket- 11 markers a contest. Terry has posted praise with improved play (See HOWARD page 15) a 10.5 points-a-game average. by John Humenik After an impressive pre-season, The waiting is finally over for Samuels said Hankins proved he could Eastern basketball center Leigh start this season, and for the 2-2 Pan­ Hankins, and now it appears the 6- thers, Hankins' play has been in­ foot-6 senior is out to make up for lost strumental. Tracksters face first test time. In Eastern' s 88-77 home victory over Hankins, who failed to gain head Olivet Nazarene Nov. 30, Hankins coach Rick Samuels' confidence last marked a career high 20 points, and co­ by Mikeat Prizy time trialshave this been training wee intensively ksince year, is finally proving to the Panther led with Eddie Jones against Eastern Panther track and field fans will September and the trials will give mentor he can compete this s�ason by Kentucky Dec. 5 with 18 points. have their first chance of the the athletes an opportunity to com­ earning a starting position. "I never thought I would be scoring season to witness the Eastern men pete .. Last year, Hankins played in all but that much this season, because I and women's track teams in action "They are eager to compete three games and averaged just 3.6 figured if I got 20-25 minutes of play­ Thursday and Friday. because they've been training since points a game, but this campaign ing time I could score 10 points a The squads will conduct time September," Craft said. Hankins has become a serious offen­ game," Hankins said. "My first priori­ trials in Lantz Fieldhouse with the Moore said, "We will try to sive threat by averaging 14.7 points a ty is rebounding though, but I haven't field events starting at 2 p.m. and create a competitive element for contest in netting 25_ of 39 shots for come close to my goal of averaging 10 track events slated_ for 4 p.m. them." over 64 percent. rebounds a game. Thursday and continuing Friday. Most of the athletes will com­ "I wasn't really doing the job "I know if I play well the points will "We both have good teams," pete· in several events other than Samuels expected from me in the past, come, but I feel anyone of the top men's coach. Neil Moore said. their specialties, and Moore said

and it showed," Hankins said. "This seven players can step in and score,'' _ "The trials should be interesting. the "experimenting" could lead to season I've got to give Samuels a lot of Hankins added. We hope anyone interested in track the discovery of an athlete's credit because its his confidence in me Limited playing time for injury­ will come out to watch." strength in another event. that I feel has made the difference." ridden Ricky Robinson ·has placed adi­ Both Moore and women's head "We want to use everyone to Hankins lettered last year as a tional pressure on the Panthers, and coach John Craft said they will use their full potential," Moore said backup postman, but averaged only 11 despite the All-American's injury, the trials to check the present For example, Moore said one of minutes of playing time. This season Hankins seems to perform better. physical capabilities of their his 400-meter runners will "move the Panther standout leads the squad "I wouldn't really say that I'm step­ athletes. up to the 800 to try and fill the gap with a 31-minute average after four ping in for Ricky Robinson, even "The trials are a culmination of in that event." games, and is second to Warren Pat­ though it might seem like that,'' pre-season training," Moore said. Both teams will field young ten's 62 points in netting 59 markers. Hankins said. "You just miss a super "We're still experimenting to see squads. The men and women's Samuels said, "I felt he really made player like Ricky, and I'm glad that I where people fit best." squads will rely mainly on a lot of progress, and it's a pleasant can help out. Women's coach John Craft add­ freshmen and sophomores, surprise seeing him play so well this "I like playing with Ricky, and when ed, "We'll look at everyone and "We have no proven vets," season. He makes good plays and I feel he's out there on the court I feel more evaluate their performance to see Moore said. he's capable of helping us out in many comfortable," Hankins added. "He's where we are. We hope everyone is Craft injected, "Last year we areas. almost Mr. Everything." doing at least as well as last year at were young and inexperienced. "Last year he didn't play aggressive In the Panthers' 90-77 road defeat to this point in the season." This year we are young and ex­ and would get tired easy," Samuels ad­ SIU-Carbondale Monday, Hankins 'Both coaches said their · teams perienced." ded. "He's a much stronger player tallied nine points in what he deemed now and I'm pleased this season with his worst performance this season. the job he is doing." (See HANKINS page 15)