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...will be mostly sunny and warmer Friday. Highs 65 to 70. Fair Friday night with lows in the low to stem News mld-40s. Sunny and warmer Satur day with highs In the low or mid- pages 70s. Eastern Illinois University/Charleston, Ill. 61920/Vol. 73, No. 149/24 ugby r eprimand needs approval
Williams, Eastern's vice t of student affairs, is expected action within the next week on l reprimand against Eastern's · uh. d Williams approve the d, Eastern would go on public officially censuring the rugby
could not be reached for t Thursday as to whether or uld approve the reprimand. er, Keith Kohanzo, Eastern's affairs officer, said Thursday e the recommendation for a d after the rugby club y subjected a female student to and sexual harassment at a nsored by the club after an 6game. Amy Smilgius said in a letter editor printed in the April 20 of The Daily &sternNews that - ·""""--"'"""'-..- humiliated during the club's ·· JOE DRISCOLU Staff photographer "ritual at the party. Eastern's Rugby team practices Thursday on the south Vice President Glen Williams concerning a reprimand as the 'us stated in her letter that side of the soccer field. The team is waiting to tlear from result of a party in which a girl was allegedly harassed. the ritual a girl is "forced on a ulders, verbally harassed with situation, I recommended the received a letter from Williams, but violated disciplinary codes. garities, beer is thrown at her reprimand," he said. refused to comment on the contents of "We reached an agreement with a is grabbed in personal areas of Kohanw added the rugby club was the letter. displinary action instead of a hearing," my that no guy has the right offered a judicial board hearing, but it Kohanzo said there were basically said John Kilgore, rugby club adviser. • chose the option of the reprimand as an two issues used to determine whether "Part of the trouble was that there of a hearing I recommend to alternative to the hearing. or not the. rubgy club had violated were no range of remedies to the 'dent Williams that the rugby ''We decided to put a quick end to Eastern's disciplinary codes. university," he said. "It was either take primanded," Kohanzo said. this," said John Walker, president of First, Kohanzo said, a determination away the rugby club's charter or to they (rugby club) be involved Eastern's rugby club. "It had dragged had to be made as to whether or not the warn us." incidents this censure would long enough and started to become a party was a rubgy club event. If so, "I am not free to disclose details, a lot consequence. media circus." another determination was needed to more people are involved than me," on my interpretation of the Walker acknowledged he had prove the rugby club had actually Kilgore concluded. plied Science Building is scene of burglary Sciences Building had been camoflauge pants, six army Lt. Col. Lloyd McCammon, the burglary took place broken and three home knifes, four camoflague shirts, commander of Eastern's ROTC sometime between 7 p.m. University Police . economics of fices were ran four brown t-shirts, two battalion said the burglars took Tuesday night and 6 a.m. tis investigating an sacked. sweaters, two dufflebags and a great risk stealing federal Wednesday morning. Two dictating machines and ednesday morning one rubber M-16 plastic rifle. property. "We had cadre here until 7 which about $750 in several miscellaneous goods University Police Chief Tom McCammon added if federal (p.m.) Tuesday and the janitors lus was stolen from were reported stolen from the Larsen said there are no authorities chose to, the FBI discovered everything about 6 room at Eastern's_ home economics of fices. suspects. could get involved in the case. a.m. (Wednesday," he said. department. The burglars then reportedly "We're still investigating. It "I can't imagine anyone going said. 6 a.m. Wednesday, went to the third floor of the looks like it (surplus) was at risk to break and enter and "We have to accept this and crews in the Applied building into the ROTC offices stolen for personal use because steal federal property. take better precautions on Building came to and rummaged through filing there were more expensive Someone's risking a lot," physical security. You can only discovered a ground cabinets before they broke into items in there that weren't McCammon noted. do so much to keep people out," w on the southwest a storage room and stole 20 taken," Larsen said. McCammon said he believes he said. the Klehm Applied celebration to be held this weekend newspapers in addition to local radio senior citizens. advertisements. Last year, Celebration The Maypole Dance, which drew 20,000 people. traditionally marks the end of winter students and residents of Harrison said Celebration was and the beginning of spring, will occur communities can expand scheduled to coincide with both the at 12 p.m. and again at 3 p.m. Sunday horizons Friday through annual Alumni Association meeting on the Library Quad. "Celebration '88: A Festival and Little People's Weekend to "make The popular singing trio of Wescott, "int he Library Quad. the best use of the campus." A variety Epperson and Davis will play a variety 12thyear Eastern's college of events will be highlighted of music from 3-5:30 p.m. Sunday on has sponsored the event in throughout the weekend. Harrison the library Quad. Celebrate give students and visitors said, ''There should be something to Food booths will offer a variey of Crafts, demonstrations and fun perience the arts. suit everyone's taste." ethnic foods including Chinese egg ' store Celebration '88 was created as a fest for On Friday, students can enjoy " . rolls, barbequed pork, shrimp creole, are in for Mr goers this weekend. Ethnic food rience new and different Myers," a Caribbean rock band, at 2 Phillipine shish-kabobs, Pennsylvania booths and other objects of in t they normally might not p.m. on the Library Quad. Dutch pasteries, Hawaiian shaved snow terest will be spread around- ois," said Gaye Harrison, The University of Illinois' Russian cones and Eli's Cheesecake. cam · for the young old rdinator for Celebration. Folk Orchestra will perform from 7-9 The food booths will be open from 11 pus and alike. a at has seen an even bal1>nce p.m. Friday in Dvorak Concert Hall. a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday through Sunday. The Verge takes look the e to at and community members, Eastern's Jazz Ensemble will perform Art booths will open at 10 a.m. things enjoy this annual event. of state visitors over the Saturday at 7 p.m. in Dvorak. Saturday and Sunday. See Although most events are free, Eastern's faculty will present their The Verge 'd she's expecting a large admission to both evening per own version of "Puttin' on the Hits," tion is beging publicized formances is $3 for the general public Sunday at 7 p.m. in Dvora,k Concert St. Louis and Indiana and $1 for students, children and Hall. 2A Friday, April 29, 1988 The Dally Eastern Associated Press Soviets believe Election-year in State/Nation/World U. will prevent Moscow Summit school Car kills student leaving WASHING TON (AP)-Soviet Monday, worried that Reagan "Certainly, we CHICAGO-A car slammed into an entryway of a officials grudgingly are giving up may revert to the Kremlin miracles." Southwest Side elementary school as children prepared to hope of reaching agreement with bashing of his early years in "Every four years in go home Thursday, killing a 4-year-old girl and injuring President Reagan to sharply cut office, when he branded the political life, one year is nine others, at least four of them critically, officials said. nuclear arsenals and now fear the Soviet Union an "evil empire." At best, Falin said, the McMormick School Principal Jim Crowe said he and proposed deal will fall victim to Falin, a non-voting member of summit may prod several other adults at the school lifted the car, which had the U.S. political process. the policy making Soviet Central "framework... for the pinned a child and an adult beneath it. "The problem is that the Committee and a former Soviet ment of future negotiati "Myself and a couple of the teachers and a janitor picked American position is moving not ambassador to West Germany, will make negotiations the car up and freed the bodies so they wouldn't be further forward but backward," said said the American political But no Strategic 1-rushed," he said. Valentin Falin, chairman of the process bears some blame for Limitation Treaty is likel Two 7-year-old boys and a 10-year-old ·girl were all Soviet Union's semi-official what he called time wasted since end of the year, and it is 1 eported in critical condition with head injuries, said Ms. Novosti news agency. "As far as I the summit in Washington last that Reagan and 6 Sovi (iray. Also at Cook County were two boys, ages and 9, can see, we don't have enough December. munist Party General with fractured legs. Their condition was listed as serious, time to prepare any formal "Certainly, we cannot ac Mikhail ·s. Gorbachev said. she treaty" before the Moscow complish in the following four meet again for a sum An unidentified woman was in critical condition at summit May 29-June 2. weeks what we have failed to do Moscow, he said. Mount Sinai Hospital and Medical Center, said And Falin. in an interview on in four months," Falin said. spokeswoman Dianne Smith. SUNDAY SPEC:IAL
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- Now I know why I don't like the them are their fans. St. Louis Cardinals. And for those fortunate few Cardinal fans OPINION Jhe Cardinals don't appreciate lucky enough to get to the front row, they're their fans half as much as the least 20 feet away from the field because the Chicago Cubs do. set so far from the field. When I go to a professional In Chicago, the seats are so close to the f , .. baseball game, like I did in St. could run over to the visitor's bullpen and pluck .. Louis Saturday, I like to go to the off of one of the players if you wanted to. ballpark early and watch the It's easy to see the difference between W · teams otherwise only seen on and Busch Stadium though-just look at w Editorial Amy Carr nightly sports highlights. were built. · Board News editor At Wrigley Field, also known Wrigley Field was built in 1914, during the as "The Friendly Confines," the of baseball, when baseball truly was America's Chrystal Philpott John Pletz Cubs organization lets the fans Jeff pasttime. It isn't very big, and it isn't really Editor in chief Associate news editor go up to the very front row to it's a great place to watch a ball game. It's · Madsen a see the Cubs in batting practice ------built for the fans. Russell Stare Matt Hortenstine and maybe even get a few autographs. Once gametime Busch Stadium, though, opened in 1966 and Managing egitor Editoral page editor draws near, the infamous Andy Frain ushers tell sidered a fairly modern ballpark. It's got big, everyone to go back to their seats, and nobody lights, a big bright scoreboard that flashes the The Dally Eastern News argues. At "The Friendly Confines," it doesn't matter if "The National Anthem" and "Take Me Out Ballpark" in case the Friday, April 29, 1988 you have the most expensive ticket or the least expen- fans forget the words, It sive ticket. Everyone gets to go to the front row to own baseball hall of fame and it's impecably watch batting practice and get some autographs. almost like a corporation. It's pretty clear to At Busch Stadium, however, it's another story. Only Busch Stadium was built to make money, at those fans who paid $10.50 for a field box seat (the pense of the fans. seats closest to the field and consequently some of the And although the Cubs are usually considered America has an. most expensive in the stadium) are allowed to wander of the doormats of the National League, they'I near the dugouts to watch their team. practice and have fans to back them.
• · hopefully get some autographs. Busch Stadium seats I admit the Cardinals have their fair share of" • 0 about almost twice as much· as Wrigley Field. fans" too, but I'll bet they don't have et h I Ca I b 1 I gatl� 0 55,000, aa . _ . n . • . But, only 15,000 of those fans, those who have field autographs as Cubs fans do. ... box seats, get the opportunity for an autograph. -Jeff Madsen is the campus editor for The 0 re I r •I e The Cubs wouldn't dream of doing that to. their fans .Eastern News. t .. ga n p. d because lately, the only thing the Cubs have going for Th.e Un1 ·t e ,..S a tes ma d e a h"1s t one . eth" 1ca · · d t 1 blunder ori Feb. 11, 1942. As growing fears of a Japenese invasion grew !:lfter the Pearl - � · !JR.£ !}/o5£ 77-/()5£. Harbor attack, President Franklin l/.,,/yo /Jl..ui D. _ Wl(O /1-12£. /"1105/:_ Roosevelt signed Executive Order 9066 · w · � W£ ordering Japanese A111ericans to be rounded fly Ifif llE.1ZE. up and placed in:'internmenfcamps," which I CIJNT1SEE TllE/I?. t hemis1ic terT or · �ri���� Editorial .. As. the hysteria of · World War II swept across the naffon, rumors of treasonous Japanese Americans grew into tall-tales of farmers growing crops iri arrow shapes· pointing the way to military ·in s allations and of Japanese sympathizers t · preparing for invasion. · For the duration-of World War I!, 120,000 Japanese Americans lived as prisoners of their own nation. But a recent move by Con gress to attempt . to ·rectify the disgracful measure .taken in haste and national panic deserves appld.tJ5e. A tax-free gift of $20,000 and a written apology from Congress will be given to the 60,000 living former prisoners. That is, if President Reagan doesn't veto the bill as may of his advisers would have him do. Undoutedly, war does stange things to a nation. But hindsight has told us that the ac tions taken which were based on race, were wrong, arid. above all else, a sacrifice of American pride and Constitutional principles This week's question was asked by Matt Hortenstine that apply to every American citizen. photos were taken by Jim Carlson. While a f"!lere $20,000 and a note of Eastern speaks: apology ..can in no wa·y make up for the time lost by those interned, it is a humble gesture Are you going to go to Celebration? on the part of our government to attempt to correct an ethical f ia&co. President Reagan should not squander such an act of humility by the �ongress.lt is Bridget Gall Freshman simply the rjght thing to de. � _ Psychology Hawaii Senator Spar's Matsunaga ha called No, I will not s have a track the internment· "one great b!Qt on the C0n I'm going! There's "Sure, to. I went to to do in stitution." It is the ethical obligation of this n·a not much was pretty Charleston. tion to erase that blot created 46 .years ago had a lot of and remember this lesson for future reference.
Letter.policy ... Sherri Blom The Daily Eastern News welcomes letters to the SoP.homore editor from any reader addressing issues relating to Pre-Business the campus community. The name and telephone number of a least one No, I'm going home. I author must be submitted with each letter to the went to last year's editor. Letters must be 250 words or less. Celebration weekend Only the first three names from letters containing though and it was pretty more than three authors will be published unless fur good. ther. soecifed. Friday, April 29, 1988 SA
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· '71N.lrN \�:fems ,,,,__ THE QUALITY GOES IN BEFORE THE NAME GOES ON Friday, April 29, 1 988 lemarketi ng company formed TIHEWMAYNARD services, lead generation, relations coordinator for CCI, telethons, product sales and said telemarketing is on the hard A. Lumpkin, services, test marketing and increase. According to industry · ent of Consolidated research and many more statistics, she said by the year unications Inc. (CCij and services. 1990, 50 percent of all goods whom Eastern's school One service provided is a and services will be sold over ess is named after, survey service. With the the phone. · tl}'. announced the for telemarketing service you can "We -still aren't sure- what of a new company get a 12,000 person survey in a this kind of service can do. It d Consolidated very short time. Both the has incredible potential," keting of America. shortened time factor and the Purdy said. lidated Telemarketing few people it takes to run the · The new business venture erica will market and service will save businesses started in January 1988, and e in-bound, out-bound money. has done quite well, according tomized telemarketing Lumpkin said in a press to Purdy. There has been no ces to businesses release, 'The telemarketing real effect on the community in nwide which include business is a very promising, the form of jobs created, but responses, TV print or dynamic area, and is the selling she said if the business con --ffi- marketing campaigns, wave of the future." tinues to do well there will be a sales, dealer location Nancy Purdy, public need for more telemarketers. TWO PAIRS A PAIR OF SOFT
OF GLASSES CONTACT-S AND A ��� ;;; Frames from a fashionable group, S'.. ,J single vision clear CA-39 lenses in PAIR OF GLASSES le Our standard daily wear soft lens- ist books displayed a t Tarb the normal power range and a thor t es , a thorough exam, cold care features several fiber-board by striking the type directly ough exam performedby a Doctor of · kit, instruction for use and care : dogs which fold out onto the onto the page. An example of Optometry. and 30 days f llow-up care. • posing as sculpture are display platform with a this kind of work is " The p everyday sight, but they menacing appearance. Another Pelican" by Pamela R. Barrie ·of of a unique collection is "Doors to the Past" by Chicago. It also uses hand . - paper and painted tly on display at Margot Gottfried of Arlington made illus tr ations. 's Tarble Arts Center. Heights, which has a book's exhibit, "Artist's Books cover but uses bits of glass, Watts said the main purpose " includes 42 works by fabric and found objects in of the exhibit is to encourage CHOICE artists. stead of conventional pages. art appreciation among vouR$ 11 ois FOR ONLY majority of the works Other works on/ display elementary school children. · painting, drawing, or include large offset-print books "Fifth grade students from the printmaking in a book and letter-press narratives. surrounding six-county area ," Watts said. 'There are Watts_ explained that offset will be brought to Tarble in the 345-5100 coming week_s to tour the six that are sculptured printing is the modern print SAME 904 E. Lincoln, O Center and look at the exhibit. ��T I CAL 'ects,"he added. ne of form, in which no typeset DAV Charleston k-objects is titled letters actually come into They will then return to the Dogs" and is the work contact with the paper. Letter classroom to work on their own SERVICE of Brookfield. It press narratives are produced artist's books," Watts said. (� Stefl (in most cases)
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favorite TV show nights? And now find it? t,the TV listmgs GE. '' Report errors immediately at ss1:2s1 2. Correct appear in the next edition. Unless notified, we F�iday's responsible for an incorrect ad after its first in Deadline 2 p.m. previous day. SA Aprll 29, 1988 Classified ads l1?Ser vices Offered l:B'Help Wanted l:B'Adop tion l:B'Roomniates l:B'Roommates l:B'For Rent
"MY SECRETARY" RESUME Staff needed for summer camp Professional couple wishes to Desperate! R oommate need Female Roommate Needed for One bedroom apt. for packages and typing services. positions in Ce ntral Wisconsin adopt, raise infant in country ed. Female. Pinetree Apts. 88-89 sch. yr. own bedroom. pie on 9th and Lincoln Reasonable prices. excellent Girl Scout Camp. June home. Know of baby in need of $1 00/month and utilities. Call $1 50/mo. close to campus. Call eight week session. service. 903 18th 345-1 150. 1 2-August 13. Contact: Mere home?? Call COLLECT 217- Debbie at 3733. Cari or Sharon 581 -2565. 6720. 9am to 5pm. 463-3042. 4/29 Pesel 6020 Wingedfoot Ct. In 5/2 ______1 /00 ______dianap olis, IN. 45254. c4/29,c5/2 _____. __ PROFESSJONAL RESUME c5/2,3 ______PACKAGES: Quality papers, big Loving couple interested in Dancer's, belly dancers, etc. If selection, excellent serv(pe. adopting infant. know of situa Needed to dance for bachelor tion call collect 217-875-3736 PATTON QUIK PRINT. 820 Lin· party on April 30th. Salary Friday's coin. next to Super-K. 345- any time. negotiable. 345-3569. c4/29 6331 . ______--=-:---:---4/2 9 5/9 --::----:-- ADOPTION: ______Experience Salad person. Happily married Copy-X 207 Lincoln, dishwashers and bus person. white couple eager to adopt an Crossword Pozzi Charleston, IL (21 7)345-6313. Apply in person at the Mattoon infant. We offer love and many Typesetting-resume specials. Golf and Country Club in Mat opportunities to explore life. 12/00 Your child will grow up in a large ACROSS 11 ______toon Tues-Fri. Between 1-5 68 In the buff Procyon's 40 Kermit's Wanted to do-typing. 15 renovated home. Call collect pm. 69 Octogenarian, constellation cous n years experience-reasonable. 3'1 2-477-3639. Best ti mes: 1 Is left on base i 4/29 once 12 Frankfurt's 41 Like many Phone 345-2776. ::-� after 7:00PM or weekends. Rilla 5 No - (easily a --:-M-:-:E:-:-N.,-T=- o=-= s"""H"'Ecc-A-=R-C::- H-: RIST. MAS river valedictorian 4/29 and John. done) ______TREES. WEEKDAY MORNINGS 13 GRADS. need a vehicle for 10 E.P.A. concern - - majeste 43 R a ison d' BEGINNING JUNE. 345-681 5. c4/29 18 - summer? See TODD LINDSTEN 14 Advantage Baboon 45 Tocsin -4/29 MOON FORD. Ask about --,,....,,,-=---=-=--- 22 Aleutian island at EY GIRLS TO SHAPE l:B'Roommates 15 One of the DOWN 47 Solve a \ $400 graduation rebate. 345- 24 This may be CHRISTMAS TREES WEEKDAY Dryads cryptogram Ford. 1 National golden MORNINGS JUNE AND JULY. Need Subleaser for June. July, 16 Acquired 49 Executor's 512 problem 25 Year in the ______345-681 5. August. Nice Apt. Close to Cam 17 Botites concern Fer all your typing needs'. call 4/29 pus. Call Anita at 345-6376 or 19 Singles 2 Thought : reign of John 52 A memorable Typing To Go at 234-9287. SSl 348-8460. 20 Endure Comb. form of England Welles P•ck-up and delivery available. ---,-u,.,.-N"""L.,..,.IM-:-:l=-TE=o=--c1'."'."NC=o-:-M:-::E,--::-PO - 3 BLE. FULL OR PART-TIME. IN 4/29 21 "Animal Even, to 26 Fanon 54 Blanched 4129 ______OR OUT OF SCHOOL. IN Female Summer Subleaser Farm," e.g. Jacques 27 Star in 55 Sediment f ALK OF THE TOW N 4 CHARLESTON OR AT HOME. needed. Will consider someone "Sunrise -" Ophiuchus 56 He s o ::, oecializing in Men·s. Women·s. 23 Riviera port once c red AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY. for intersession. Only Park Place 5 Glacier sight 29 "- My \ Children's Look for ·aa1 Perms 24 Fashions on TV CALL 345-5354. II Apts. Call 345-1 283. 6 Scribe Souvenirs" �22.50. Cuts $6.00. Hair Bet 25 Aesop feature 57 Wyo. neighbor 4/29 5/2 7 Roof part 31 "Of Thee 'er. 1624 Madison. 345-4343. ______28 "Norma -" 58 C.S.A.'s Robert 8 4 2 9 SUMMER SUBLEASERS 30 Ticket word Goddess of 59 Hoarfrost - ______1 33 reckless 32 Early Ameri l\leedtyping done? Cail Jean at l:B'Wanted WANTED! For 2 Females - Charles Blake 60 Integument ambition can home 2 t� t. c / :.9. Cheap Rent. 2 Bedrooms & subject 63 The Altar 9 Trunk 34 Part of i.e. cMWF-00 Close to campus. Please CALL 35 Munich money , ______Wanting to rent. sublease. or 345-9558. 37 10 Emulated 36 Bull's NEED TYPING DONE? $1 .25 share an apartment for summer Suffix for treat 4/29 38 Mary Pickford anathema dbl sp) page 345-2595 after 5 term. (61 8) 532-857 1. Ask for ______Gardner title -- m :::loug. Male subleaser for summer word 2 3 4 4 29 needed. $70.- plus utilities call ______5/9 39 "Lust for Life" or 3 women to work as atten 348- 1268. author 2 14 irHelp Wanted dants during the Summer. Daily 4/29 41 Bit 1-2 pm and 9-1 0 pm. during the 42 Dockers' org. 17 Earn extra money. Sell Avon. week and 8- 1 1 am and 5-8 pm Female roommate wanted to 43 Oxford prep Call Pam at 359-1577 or Becky on weekends. $3.50 per hour. If share an apartment for 88-89 school School year. Call Julie: 1-849- at 348-8094 or Jan at 258 interested please call 581 -2298 44 Singer from .3115 - 2852. !:letween 3:30 and 6 weekdays . Brooklyn 4/29 5/3 00 ______46 Okapi habitat 48 Mature 50 Capacious 51 King of Judea : 37-4 B.C. 53 Yard campus clips 55 Typewriter bar 57 Entries Career Planning and Placement Center 1s hav· one business day before date to be published (or 61 "Othello" ng a sign-ups for Campus Interviews today starting date of event). Information should include event, villain it a.oo am. 1n SSB rm. 13 Sign-us begin today name of sponsoring organization, (spelled out no 62 Star in Jr interviews with Auditor General-State of lllinoi&. Greek letter abbreviations). date, time and pf ce of a Aquarius Christian Campus Fellowship is having wcr event. plus any other pertinent information. Name 64 Praise service on Sunday at 1 0:30 a.m. at the Chris and phone number of submitter must be included. sh1p 65 Emulate •1an Campus House . located at 2231 South 4th Clips containing conflicting or confusing informa Demosthenes Street. right behind Lawson Hall. Come at 9:45 for tion will not be ruoi if submitter cannot be con 66 An 18-wheeler donuts and fellowship. For rides or info . call 345- tacted. Clips will be edited for space available. 67 Kilmer's 6990. Everyone is welsome. Clips sut-mitted after noon of deadline day cannot delight be guaranteed publication. No clips will be taken Campus Clips are published daily, free of charge, by phone. Clips will be run one day only for any as a public service lo the campus. Clips should be event. submitted to The Daily Eastern News officeby noor Official Notices are paid for throught the offi University Relations. Question concerhing notices s Official Notices be directed to that office. grade of C or better by the TUITION AND FEE' due for information: a studen t may SSB B 1 2 Academi c STUDENT MAY PAYCHECK :; begi nni ng of Fal l Semester, Intersession/Summer. complete a new Computing Open Lab Reminder to all student and 1988 may now apply for The deadline for completing fee.certification card (1) during Open 8:00 a.m. - 10:45 p.m. graduate assistant employees: admission to the Lumpkin early enrollment is 2:00 p.m., pre-enrollment OR (Z) at early Monday Thur ay May Time Sheet: - sd College of Business ( Blair Hall Th u rsday, May 5. FA I LU R E enrollment (Wrap- up J U ST 8:00 a.m. -10:15 p.m. Friday Sign and turn in your May time ) 101) for Fall Semester. 1988. TO HAVE FEE BILLS 9:00 p.m 4:45 p.m. Saturday sheet to our supervisor BEFORE paying the cashier. . . • y In order to pre-enroll in upper PROCESSED BY THE 2:00 p.m. - 9:45 p.m. Sunday before leaving campus. May A student who has questions divis ion business classes. CASHIER BY MAY EVE N 5- Classrooms may be used by co nve n ien ce s Pay Check: admission to the Lumpkin - rega rd i n g fee assessments IF NO PAYMENT IS DUE- students when not scheduled transpo ation If you will not be on campus on Business is should come to or call the College of WILL RESULT IN for classes or special events. rt May 31st ( payday) and are required. Deadline for making R g stration Office. vacation pla CANCELLAT ION OF YOUR e i Class schedules are posted on constitute unable to pick up your May application is June 15, 1988.4& A current sophomore who grou SCHEDULED CLASSES. doors. of ex m i n 15th pay check please forward Ted lvarie expects to become a un ior at a inat o have checks for j Floyd B. Hoedebecke, a self-addressed stamped DO NOT Samuel J. li Dean, the close o: Spring Semester Ass't Director env elo p e to the Student Summer sent to the University. Dean,Sludenl Lumpkin College of Business should pay upper-division fees Computer Services Payroll office, Old Main, Rm# AT EARLY ENROLLMENT for Summer. ay 3, 4, 5), 208. COMPLETE EARLY ( M you must pay Michael D. Taylor, INTERSESSION Mailing Address: ENROLLMENT what is due. ALL STUDENTS Director, Registration REGISTRATION Be sure Housing Office MUST STOP AT THE the If you pre-enrolled :or IF YOU ARE A CONTINUING home address CASHIER STATION WHEN MICROCOMPUTER has a current Intersession/Summer , STUDENT WHO DID NOT for you as this is the address COMPLETING LABORATORY HOURS complete early enrollment in EARLY PRE-ENROLL FOR to which you 1988 W-2 will be ENROLLMENT. The E.l.U. microcomputer the Registration Operations INTERSESSION 1988, you mailed in January. To verify Michael D. Ta ylor laboratory hours for the Room (south basement may register on Friday, May 6 that the University has a remainder of Spring McAfee). Present your l.D. Director, Registration in the Registration Operations correct ho me address, review Semester, 1988 are as follows: card according to the following Room (south bas�ment what is pri nted on your May FEE ASSESSMENT Blair Hall Rooms200 and 212 schedule by last digit of social McAfee) between 9:00 a.m. check stub. If the address is Open 8:00 a.m. - 6:30 p.m. Yo u are responsible for and 2:00 p.m. security number: Monday - Friday missing or incorrect, please go providing accurate and current (e.g., SS# xxx-xx-xxx5 reports NO WEEKEND HOURS . When you register on May 6, to the Housing office to make information so you will be not before 9:00 a.m., Wed., on duty f m bring your 1.0. card and the correction and also report billed correctly for tuition and Lab Worker ro 4:30 May 4) PAYMENT FOR TUITION AND to the Payroll office to sign a fees. Pre-enrollment fee to 6:30 P. m. O, 1, 2 9:00 a m .. Tues., May 3 FEES. corrected W-4 Tax Exemption . · . billing is based on the type and Coleman Hall Room 104N 3, 4 11:30 am , Tues., May 3 Michael D. Ta ylor �lmer C. Voudrie . amo unt of s ch olars h i p Open 8 :00 a.m. - 9:30 P. m. 5, 6, 7 9:00 a.m .. Wed., May 4 Director, Registration Payroll Supervisor coverage, the course load, the Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 8, 9 11 :30 a.m. , Wed., May 4 class level, and residency type 4:00 p.m. Friday FINAL EXAM CHANGES .ATTENTION PRE-BUSINESS ALL S TUDENTS 9:00 a.m., DURING THE SPRING TERM. NO WEEKEND HOURS T d Students who have three final STUDENTS h urs ay, May 5 If there are changes in the way Monitor on duty from 4:00 to DOOR CLOSES EACH DAY you should be b i l led for examinations scheduled for Students w h o will have 60 9:30 p.m. Monday - Thursday AT 2:00 P. M Summer Te rm, o u sho11ld one day may fill out a request t r · Old Main Room 304 semes e hours completed STUDENTS ,\.1AV y REPC; lT -;iive the new fee Information to for a change in the office of the AND all five of the fellowing Open 7:00 p.m. !0:00 p. m AFTE R THF.lR SCHEOULEl." O c - Dean, S den Academic c o urs e s completed-ACC 9eg1stration ffi e personne' �onday. Wednesday, Thursday tu t IME 2150, OAP T BUT NOT BEFORE. A stuoent who pre-enrolls "las EEKE D Se•vices, Main 116. Forms for 2 100, ACC 2175, enrollment NO W N HOURS Completion of early two convenient opportunitie; requesting a change will be MGT 2460, MGT 2810-with a Booth Library Lab INCLUDES PAYMENT OF to available 1988 correct fee status Same as Booth Library Hours after March i 1 . Report errors immediately at 581 -281 2. Correct ad will Friday's appear in the next edition. Unless notified, we cannot be responsible for an incorrect ad after its first insertion. Deadline 2 p.m. previous day. . 29, 1988 Classified ads 9A � � � For �For PuzzleAns wers Rent For Rent For Rent Rent Rent
One bedroom apartments 7 51 Great Studio Apartment, Sum 1 Bedroom house for 2 males, One bedroom apartment, very DIESI S WE ATI EC o L 6th St. $170-225 per month. mer Only, Near Old Main . 348· 1 Block from campus. Fall & Spr near campus, only one left, EDGEIEA AT A D EA AD I YE I Call 345-6621 . 7960. ing 1988-89. Water included. range and refrig. provided, 9 or I N l If R A I ' 4/29 1 2 month lease, $300 or cMWF/00 ------:-:: Call after5: 00 345-4421 . I I � ______-::-- 'N 4/29 Summer subleaser. Park Place 4/29 $250/month, 345-4220. ll Ir ' II I Female Subleaser needed for ______4 . Rent negotiable. 4/29 L I � summer. OWN ROOM. Price I. Apt. 201 Summer Subleasers wanted ______,.....,,.FO::-::R::--=-RE=:N:-::T�- I BLOCKS FROM Cable included. Call Tom at 348- Park Place I. 3 bdrm. Apt. for 2 Br. Apts. for 2-4 students . I N negotiable. Call 345-2471 . A A 10 Close to campus. 1 mo. lease. N N MMER AND FALL 5/2 0453. more info. call 345-5534. O y L I L A A � ______-681 1 BEFORE 5; 4/29 4/29 3007mo. 345-3100 After 5 pm. H A Brittany Ridge townhouse ______AFTER 5. furnished apart 4/29 I p A ! A ' I ! room for 5 people or less, low Two bedroom Attractive one bedroom apart ______I AG A I AL I L I K 4/29 rent for SUMMER, close to cam ment. 2 or 3 students. $330 per ment available for summer; ideal Apartment for rent located ,______LI U D A A T I• E II I NEEDED FOR . Deposit required. 345- for one or two occupants. Rent close to campus on 9th St. for 3 RS pus. call 345-7992 ask for Jen month T ! E E NA KE T E _! _!! PARK PLACE APTS. nifer. 4010. negotiable. 581 -3493 or 345- to 4 students, 9 month lease. TIABLE. CALL 348· -----,---- 4/00 2363. Call Maura 345-2728. 5/9 - --:: ______Subleasers PARK 4/29 Summer 4/28 ______FOUR SUBLEASERS NEED ______-=...,,s' 4 PLACE APARTMENTS . RENT ...,..---,--,---.,---- ED FOR SUMMER. PARK vailable for Fall at NEGOTIABLE. 345-2895. St 4 to 5 girls. 3 PLACE APARTMENTS, $100 5/6 . each. CALL 345-7516. ______; Central Air; Washer Male Summer Subleaser need 4/29 Today 348-8286. ______ed. Nicely furnished Apt. Close Summer Subleasers Cheap --- 514 to Campus. Call: 345-7367 . .,..- --,----, Apt. for rent 2-4 people. Call Official Notices Subleaser needed for 4/29 Official Notices are paid for throught the office of University 348-5059. ______blks from campus, Large student house. Six Relations. Question concerhing notices should be directed to that 4/29 , rent negotiable. ______bedro oms, three bath , double office. SUMMER SUBLEASER 1 livingroom and kitchen, jacuzzi BRM. PARK PLACE APTS. FUL 5/6 included, private parking $1 10 =:-::--:-"'."::==-=� LY FURNISHED. FOR MORE IN RS N EEDED FOR per student (6) share utilities. FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE FO. CALL 348-8204. bedroom, nicely fur 345-4714. 1988 5/9 Spring Semester on 4th Street. ______5/9 le. Call after 5:00 ...--lliiii�:--- Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday May 9 May 10 May 11 May 12 May 13 ..,.--- 5/6 --:=...,-,:--: SUBLEASERS Makeup T-0900,T- BEDROOM 3 0930 MY, FURNISHED, 0730-0930 T-0800 or M-0800 Makeup or 1-1400 ASHER, DRIER. 348- ;, Arranged Arranged -- -5/3 c R gen y T- 1 200 -:- e � r room furnished 1000-1 200 M-1 300 M-1 100 T- 1 230 M-1600 M-1 500 3 or 4 people for fall. U call 345-4757. T- 1 600 T- 1 500,T- . . 5/3 Apt�. 1530 .,...,s'""E"""R"""S-N�E=-E=-DED 1300-1 500 Makeup or T- 1 000 M-1400 T- 1100 Makeup or , CAN BE SPLIT UP Arranged Arranged -4 PEOPLE, 345- , Craig, or Frank) T- 1 300 of BUD if you STOP 1N 1530-1 730 M-1 200 M-1 000 Makeup or M-0900 Arranged 4/29 _____ house, par LOOK room 1900-21 00 M-1 900 T- 1900 W- 1 900 R-1 900 . near campus, students. plenty of Leasing for 50.-for summer; Summer &... Fall g Aug. 15th . Call 1 . Final examinations are scheduled on the basis of the first class hour meeting of the eek irrespe. · w - 345-9 105 tive of whether the first hour is classroom or laboratory activity. 5/9 �---- 2. Final ex:i.minations of multiple-hour classes are scheduled on the basis of the first hour of the multiple-hour block. 3 A M-. T- , W-, or R- prefix indicated whether the first class day of the week 1s Monday, Tuesday, 'T PASS UP THIS OFFER Wednesday or Thursday, For instance, M-0800 indicates the scheduled time for the final examination in Rental a class having its first class hour meeting of the week at 0800 on Monday. R-1 900 is for a class having SAVE $250-$300 its first class hour meeting of the week at 1900 on Thursday, etc. Super market Final exam ination periods indicated in the above schedule as "Makeup or Arranged' are used RECORDS-TAPES 2 FOR 1 4. to be Featuring only 1n cases where: CD'S, MO VIE VIDEOS All shapes and a. The first class hour meeting of the week does not conform to the schedule patterns established herein. MUSIC VIDEOS sizes of Houses, b T-h e-meeting time of the class appearsin-the Semester Class Schedule as ··ARR.· Apartments, .- EDUCATIONAL VIDEOS c. The student presents an approved examination change request . Complexes OFF 5. Final examinations 1n one semester hour courses may be given at the discretion of the instructor 20-60°/o accommodating and, if gi ven , should be scheduled for the last regular class meeting of the term Final examinations in courses numbered 4 7 50 or above may be given at the discretion of the in riginal Artists-Original Labels 1 to tenants 6. 6 structor and, if given, are to conform to the schedule patterns established herein . Top Quality Call Jim Wood 7. Final examinations are to be given in all courses unless specifically exempted under the provisions EST OFFERS AVAILABLE 345-4489 of number 5 and/or number 6 above or by departmental recommendation to . and approval by. the Coun cil on Academic Affairs . ANYWHERE 8. Students may not deviate from the published final examination schedule without written approval of IS NOT A RECORD CLUB! the Dean , Student Academic Services. I1 Qntury, 9. Instructors may not deviate from the published final examination schedule without written approval No Membership Required -- - ·r12l . of the department chairperson and the Dean of the School or College according to guidelines establish chase Only What Yo u Wa nt ��R\;,��; :�INOIS; ed by the Vice President for Academic Affairs . l ���l� Samuel J. 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�J1 900· Eaet Goll Rd. 4740 W•t 95th St. Bryan Anderson Eileen Schaumburg, Ill. Oakll!wn. 111. 3121882-1233 3121636-0401 Latonya Bobo Barb 2400 E . Devon Ave. 645North MichiganAve . Jill-Cole HAPPY D• Pll!lnee, flt. Chicago. flt. 2 lst 312/899-0950 3 1 21337�054 Sue Evans One Md-Amerk:a Plaza 55 West. Monroe Susan Fe eley B-DAY Oakbrook T....._, 111. Ch icago. Ill. 312/574-2797 3 1 21782-4 181 HA-HA Bob Oruszka Sheila 1 601 North Bond St. ChicagoOffi ce Automation Mary Ann A Napervtne, flt. 35 East. Wll!Cl · n netters set for tou rney w , · S on ts n d n omen tennis Successful seaBennetts feels hisboo Pantherss notc goingo tof runi awaye withce it. " deserve some consideration. The tournament will be the m men's tennis team, "I don't think our com final college tennis that seniors def eats Bradley By AL LAGATTOLLA 6-2, 6-0 ted by a strong spring petition will be from Western," Fields, Stan Freeman and Stock lost and at No. Staff writer 2 are looking to improve Bennett said. "Valparaiso has Keith Hansel will play. singles Julie Manikowski place finish in the never finished ahead of us ; "It doesn't really affect me," After the first day of the was defeated 6-0, 6-0. ird · - Conference Tour they haven't been better in the said Freeman. "It's going to Gateway Conference At third singles, Angel tstarting Friday. past ." take a while to sink in. " Tournament play, Eastern's Hoffek won her match 6-3, women's 3-6, 6-1. are shooting for second Bennett knows victory will "There is no added pressure," tennis team can said Eastern men's not come easy. Hansel said. "I hope it will he now finish no lower than "Angel played real good," eighth place Coach John Bennett. "On paper, we are expected the match of the year. after defeating said Alexander. "She played Bradley, a realistic goal , even if to be fourth or fifth," Bennett "This is all I have worked but no higher than the best of anyone." fifth place 4 · h goal. " said. "Statistically, we are the for," said Hansel, who has a having lost to At No. singles, Sheila 4-6, 6-2, 6-2, west Missouri State is fourth best team." goal to be in the championship Western Illinois. Marcial won at tournament match. "I'm The victory assures the No. 5 Beth Stuckey won 6-3, fending If Valparaiso has one thing looking for a solid Lady Panthers 6-0 6 n and the favorite going for them, it is that they effort, a team effort." of having the and at No. Sue Cot best showing 6-1, 6-0. into this season's will play host to the Tour Freeman also has a goal. of any Lady· tingham won Panther team since Eastern 1 ent. nament. "My personal goal is .io win At No. doubles, Stock the potential to Another team to beat will be my first round match ," entered the Gateway and Manikowski lost 6-4 , 6-3 have ' id Southwest's men's Northern Iowa. Freeman said. "I'm just going Conference. and Lori Neate and Cot "Ev ch Jim Kalusia. "We The Purple Panthers finished to take it one thing at a time. " eryone was real tingham sealed the victory bly favored. " second in the Tournament last Freeman , who finished fifth happy," said Eastern's at No. 3 doubles 6-3, 6-4 . 22-10 2 women's · expects his main spring, and have a record at No. singles a year ago, tennis Coach Grant The Lady Panthers Alexander. 'tion to come from at present. knows what it takes to compete "We weren't defaulted at No. 2 doubles. Iowa and Valparaiso. "Northern Iowa will be good. at a conference. expected to win. " beca use the match was At added, "don't forget They have a better record than "It's tough. It's pretty in- No . 1 singles, Lisa already won., (Illinois}." we do," Kalusia said . "We are tense," Freeman said. 1• •1 . CeCe Brinker Head Judge Greek Week 1988 We appreciate all your hard work! Thanks! 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YOUR little person JOIN $1 ad''miLUGssion 8-1 O A'' w/coupon � dmission All Night without coupon 81 THE GANG TONIGHT!! ------� 6:00, 9:30 MCAFEE SOUTH-$1 lll��;�·ITY Friday's _ S�orts 12A The Daily Eastern News L8dy Panthers take shot at third Gateway ti By MIKE FITZGERALD leading to her insomnia. 1.29 earned run average to 155 <;ports editor Should they lose or get rained out with strikeouts into this w Eastern's softball team can clinch its though, the door will be left open for contests. third straight Gateway Conference Western Illinois (8-4) or Illinois State . The Panthers will enter the (5-3) regular season title and earn the to win it. And then Marquis won't relatively healthy as well wi number one seed in the postseason sleep for sure. fielder JoAnn Barnes expected tournament with a sweep of Southwest Although Marquis is worried about in both series. Missouri and Wichita State this the weekend, she said that her players Eastern will need Barn weekend. are loose and experienced to this kind average in the lineup as The Panthers, 24-13 overall and 11-3 of championship pressure. figures the key to the title will in the league, need only to beat the "It' their (Sara Karcher, Zam Mogill. Panther's ability to hit and sco Bears at 3 p.m. Friday at Lantz Field and Angel Lendvay) third time down "I know our pitching can h and Wichita State at 1 p.m. Saturday to clubs last season to clinch the title. But the road. I know this is not bothering down. We have to score runs win it. games aren't played on paper, much to them," Marquis said. sixth and seventh inning," Southwest Missouri enters the the chagrin of Coach Janet Marquis, Marquis thinks the rest of the team is said. wE:>ekenrl with a 9-26 overall record and who has had plenty of sleepless nights ''looking forward to the excitement of Should Eastern get behind .t 2-6 league record while the Shockers pondering the outcome of this the whole thing. I think we're bringing the contests though, Marq will arrive in Charleston with an weekend. it together at the right time." heart in the fact the Pantb of and 1-5 con ''I'm so tired," Marquis said. "I can't Marquis hasn't decided if Mogill, the been a comeback team. overall record 9-24 a · ference mark. wait until it's over." Gateway Conference Pitcher of the "They've gotten to the point p pe r it like it should be an Marquis said she has been having Week for the second time this season, they have started On a , looks coming •'asy weekend for Eastern, who swept nightmares that the Panthers get beat will pitch all four games. Marquis said. "We have to 18-8 four in a row on the road· from these or that the ballgames get rained out , Mogill carries an record and a or I'll have a stroke." EIU coul� gain tourney _spot By JAMES BETZOLD postseason tournament m Associate sports editor Chicago May 13-15. Eastern's baseball Panthers However, while Eastern (1-7, 6-35 can virtually assure themselves visits UNI overall), of a spot in the Association of Western must travel to Mid-Continent Universities Southwest Missouri State 7-8 postseason tournament with University on May to battle victories in a four-game series the division-leading Bears. this weekend at the University Senior right-hander Bill of Northern Iowa in Cedar Taylor (7-1, 2.91 ERA) and Falls. sophomore right-hander Mike The Panthers (3-5 in con Deese (1-3, 4.35 ERA) will start ference) are currently in third for the Panthers on Saturday. place in the AMCU Gray The series will conclude on Division, one game behind Sunday with senior left-hander Western Illinois University (4- Mike Murrie (2-5, 3.00 ERA) 4) with four games remaining. and sophomore Darin Kopac (1- Only two teams from the Gray 4, 4.08 ERA) pitching for Division will join two teams Eastern. _ J ED I L ta from the Blue Divisi.on at the Mike Murrie Eastern offensive linemen Steve Saunders (66) Kenyon (68) take on Jeff Brewster (69) during - for Friday's annual Blue-Gray game, which will be Men..� tracksters to cover M idwest 7:30 p.m. at Charleston High School's Trojan HID T FEENEY Field Championship- at O'Brien around him, and we're hoping B��. · �ta'rf wr Stadium. that Jim will be able to qualify Eastern's track team will be "The people at Carbondale for the (NCAA Outdoor Track Blue, Gray over the Midwest this started this meet because they and Field Championship) on · · all ba weekend with meets in feel that there is a need for it," Saturday. If the weather's good Champaign, Des Moines, Iowa said Head Coach Neil Moore. up t11ere, he should be able to and Carbondale. "The Drake Relays are very dQ it." in annual ga Most of the tracksters wiff be selective about who gets into The teams who will be at the By DAVID LINDQUIST teams during at the first Saluki Invitational their individual events. Saluki Invitational, in addition Staffwriter mage. meet at Southern Illinois "For most of the team, to Eastern and SIU-C, include Eastern's football team One Carbondale on Saturday. though, the Saluki meet will be Murray State, Ohio State, will conduct its own civil Friday will be Several others will be at a meet the most beneficial for us," Southeast Missouri State, war at 7:30 p.m. Friday - quarterbacks at Parkland College in Moore said. "We're going to Southwest Missouri State, Erie' night when the Blue and the and Kurt Simon. Champaign, while Jim Maton select the 30 best athletes for Memphis State, Wisconsin, Gray square away in the started five will be running in the 800- our conference squad based on Mississippi, Central Michigan, final scrimmage of the season as a fres meter race at the prestigious what happens at Carbondale." Akron and Fisk University of spring at Charleston High Simon, who will Drake Relays in Des Moines. Maton will be the centerpiece Nashville, Tenn. School's Trojan Hill Field, year senior in This will be the last action of of an invitational 800-meter "It looks like everything's 1615 Lincoln. started six contes the team before next weekend's run . at the Drake Relays. coming together at the right Eastern Coach Bob Spoo Spoo said e AMCU Outdoor Track and ''They're building this run time for us," Moore said. said he is looking forward to terback will not a fundamentally sound opposite squads evening of football when his . entire scrimma Ladies to run at Saluki Invitational team takes the field for the Prior to the By PHIL CHAPARRO Northeast Missouri State, hampered the athletes and last of its NCAA allotted spring practices, Staffwr iter Southeast Missouri State, kept the times down. spring workouts. he hoped to see After a roadtrip on In Southwest Missouri State, "The weather conditions "Entering our 20th provements and a. 57 terstate north to Cham University of Illinois, the were bad, and it affected our practice, we hope to func- of skills rather paign last weekend, the Lady University of Mississippi, the efforts," Craft said. "We must tion effectively and ef- major changes in Panther track team will take University of Wisconsin keep plugging away and get ficiently," a Spoo said. "I the squad was ·their road show south on 1-57 Madison and host Southern those good performances." expect it to come off very last spring in his for a meet at Carbondale .. Illinois. Senior Yvonne Breitwieser smoothly." as head coach. ' The women will compete in "This isn't the first year for has continued to be a bright Spoo said his squad will be "I think we've 1 · the Saluki Invitational at 0 this meet, but the first of this spot forthe women. split according to first- that little bit t in a.m. Saturday. kind of magni ude," Coach After a setting her personal string or "No. 1" players, areas," Spoo 132-5 sai Eastern joins a field that John Craft said. best in the javelin at on who will wear gray jerseys, wrapping up 16, · · a includes, Alabama, Central The Lady Panthers are April she continued to and the "No. 2" unit in blue. : spring in g STEVE BEAMER/ Photo editor Celebration Weekend running Friday Office, leads the all-falculty cast in the opening act for dress rehersal Wednesday evening. y, William Smith, from the Admissions Sunday's presentation, "Puttin' On The Hits," in a lebration '88 at Eastern A group of department chairs sat around a table to He said inany ethni c foods including Chinese egg discuss the idea of a festival at Eastern Jaenike said he rolls, Pennsylvania Dutch pastry . HawaHn shaV£d ice . A time to rejoice. ·got the idea from an arts festival he attended in Califor and Chicago-style hot dogs will be for sale on the Library em , students , faculty and the community nia. He explained this festival as a Renaissance fair. Quad. just that purpose at Celebration '88: A "I enjoyed going to festivals and I wondered if we The serving hours of Celebration have been extended Arts this weekend. couldn't have one here ," he noted. this year Jaenike said . The food booths will stay open m all walks of li_f e and all ages come Jaenike said he explained the smells in the air at until 7 p.m. on all evenings. enjoy the visual arts, food and the out festivals he had attended and the "people around the Jaenike noted that students living in residence halls ' n Jaenike, Dean of the College of Fine table started drooling." could benefit from Celebration s food booths, because The title of the festival has remained the same ever residence halls do not serve Sunday evening meals. first Celebration festival, which began since it began at Eastern. The weather is always a big question mark , not only different than students know it today. "It (Celebration) has stayed the same, but the quality for the food booths, but for all aspects of Celebration . first attempt, in 1975, could "almost be was refined," Sain said. However, Jaenike said there is backup space in the ," said J. Sain, Celebration's director of He added ·that over the years the Central Planning Grand Ballroom if it does rain. Committee "has been working out the bugs." "We've had four good years in a row without rain. I gan as a revival of the old-time One example of this is the experience in programming hate to say it, but I think we're due for some." "tent _ -a public lecture series. Sain added that events . Sain said they try not _ to schedule popular ac There is no admission for most of Celebration's ac held at the Coles County Fairgrounds. tivities at the same time. tivities, however, a few require a small fee. event did offer similar events including Sain said he is the only member who has been with "This may be the last year with no cover charge," lays and bluegrass musicians from the the planning committee for the entire 12 years since the Jaenike said . He added that if "everyone pays just $1, · a. festival originated. we could bring in much better music and arts." er, April 22 through 24, 1977, Eastern "I think ifs worthwhile," Sain said. The cost of Celebration is $20,000; but including elebration: A Festival of the Arts. The excitement of Chautauquas sparked his interest in . labor and services the total is about $40, 000, Jaenike f people thought we ought to have a festivals. said. nike said.; "I'm excited that it's (Celebration) has lasted 12 years Eastern's main sburces of income for 'the event are I in 1977, only 12 years after the Na and that we can reach about 25 ,000 people a year." ticket sales for some of the special events , food vendors, nt of the, Arts was created, there was a Jaenike said this year the people attending will be able the craftsmen flat fee, community businesses' and countryfor appreciation of the arts. to enjoy "more ethnic variety than ever before." University Board's mainstage, Jaenike �aid. Dear Readers MY PLACE Streamers and radient sunshine. ' LOUNGE What do they remind you of? Birthday parties, sun tan oil or crossing the finish line. These two things sym bolize something else , something were're all looking for ward to right now-the beginning of spring. Streamers symbolize radient sunshine in the Maypole dance. This is one aspect that we can learn about TON IGHT PRESEN 1hrough the arts during Celebration Weekend. Maypole dancing . or the Morris Dance. m arks the end of winter ct nrl the beginning of spring. It will take place at 12:30 PRIVATE MISSION .rmd 3 p.m . on the quad Sunday. Legends of the May Day festivities include if a person $2 gets wet froni rain on May Day he or she· will not suffer a PITCHERS 75 ¢ SLAMMERS headache all year. Also. if one washes with the dew on May Day. he or she will enjoy luck and beauty. This week in the Verge. we tell you what Celebration SATURDAY ·H8: A Festival of the Arts is. how it started and what will be going on around campus this weekend. RUMORS $2 Pitchers & a FREE SHOT of Schnapps w/each Pitcher Cliiifijii----�-- \tUlll/l� 4 STEP OUTDOORSIN STYLE Mother's WITH GREAT BARGAINSFROM: ·North Face •Hi-Tee • 75¢ 16 oz. •Sierra Designs •Woolrich (Miller or Lite) •Royal Robbins •Timberland • 75¢ Bar Drinks University Village (gun) Charleston• 345-300 1 • '$1 .00 Bar Drinks (juice) Tell your best friend you carel • FREE Popcorn Send a classified To day open 2:30 p.m. through Th e Dail Eastern Ne ws ! i------· · COUPON ------, ety lip-s�c show to close - - \ LA ROl1WS PIZZA -�- I lebration Weekend Sunday o...t6 $3 6 FR�� �;���;RY Pullen entitled "Some Where Bad" . ff 6 '7; � 00 1 B rolin0c o l0n with delivery of �· c Out There." From the oldie + goldie � small Medium, Large or medium pizza "I think we are there but we category Dean Johnson, Johnny 0 Guido � u or X-Large Pizza oz. Pepsi's just don't realize it, the show will Lane, Todd Jones 2/16 345-1345 z and John with L.1m1t one per pizza large or x-large give us a chance to be humans Pullen will perform a single by I I 1 and staff of Eastern and depend on one another," he the Temptations entitled "O'l 1 OPEN AT t on the variety and lip added. Man River." I 11 AM EVERYDAY AN D 4 PM ON SUNDAY l w at 7 p . m . in Dvorak Coffey will do a special seg Sociology instructor Johnetta L ------CO UPON------.J Hall. ment of Bill Cosby video perfor Jones, a member from last year, n On The Hits" opening mance entitled "Brain Damage." who did a rendition of Gladys be performed by the Staff members Jan Hinkel, Knight "Midnight Train In entitled the "Da Butt Sandra Westbrooks and Alycia Georgia" will flash back this year Harrison's Schwinn Evans will perform the hit single performing a oldie entitled ''I'm show, organized by entitled "I'm So Excited" by the Not Going" by the late Jennifer Cyclery ic Advisor John Coffey, Pointer Sisters. Holliday. performed for the second William Smith, associate The final part of the show in 303 Lincoln Ave. recreation professor and a cluding the only live )."� perfor Repair service for all said he is asking for member from last year will do a mance of the show will be . nations in regards of the performance from LL Cool J gathered with faculty and staff Brand Bicycles am. latest hit single entitled "I'm members entitled, "Friends." m, emcees for the program 345-4223 '..._;'r · . logy professor William y and history instructor y. there are 13 new year • • members with six Ladies. returning from last thing that's good about Pike Auction is I got to know a lot of "cipants. Having this aslan s us a chance to come This Saturday ," said Assistant Payroll For Miles of Smiles r Sandy Timmons. gest thing about this is to let the students see 1s another side to d that they also know have fun. It's a way for ents to participate in C g different . she added. igarettes ns will be performing a faculty member John $1.13 plus tax Generics Self Serve 90¢ plus tax South Quad-12 noo.n All Brands 900 Lincoln r . Kim Mikus editor. Melissa Tiberend Be there! Charleston to editor Steve Beamer k Jodi Dolan Pig Roast to Follow Chad 0 Graham Ft Worth, TX AMC m NewSight World Christn Worshi er Written Calliope Kennedy Jimmy Tom and Jerry Shut In Mass Robert CC Si n Off Swaggart Robert Schuller Sunday Cartoon (:15) Nu Dr. James cc Express Faith Kennedy CBS Sunday Mass Sesame Street Sunday Best Crucible Momin Po e (CC) Sesame Street l. Ogilvie Odeon Oral Roberts (CC) Oral Roberts Shakes are World Tom'w Gerbert Greenland Days Face Nation Gos I Bill - -- Ptib--:1\ffilif Yn� P!fo --- - Wilif'Aftlca Mu ts Kidsworld Power Mone NBA Basketball Master Rawhide MDV: 0.0.A. 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Lincoln Ave. Ch Services will tion is once again sponsoring t- be held at Li a.m. at 1505 de eople's Weekend, Friday Charleston Bible Center Seventh St. P day school will through Sunday. This year's Services will be held at 10:30 be held at · Paper," a.m. theme is ''Little People Matter The response to little Peo an art workshop on the a.m. and 6 p.m. at 2605 Univer north Too, Come Join Us At EIU." ple's Weekend was pretty good side of the quad for 50 sity Drive . last year and "mostly thf;l cents. Children of all ages may ..-1 Many activities have been Music_ _ attend. planned for Eastern's students womens" halls are the ones who Christian Campus Fellowship The story of little brothers and sisters. Michele responded a lot." Spaulding King Babar titled Services will be held at 10:30 "Babar the Spaulding. chair of Little Peo said. Elephant" will be a.m. at 2231 S. Fourth St. read ple's Weekend Committee . said Spaulding said last year 105 at noon Saturday and 1 in Dvorak Concert she's "real excited" about the people participated from p.m. Sunday Church of Christ will be free of charge to weekend. Carmen Hall, all being females, Hall. It Services will be held at 10:30 and 104 students from Lawson the public. a.m. at 917 Woodlawn Drive. "I hope the acti�ities go over rkshop titl well ... Spaulding said , adding, "I Hall. A wire sculpture wo for those tried to get a range of thingS"for The committee received a ed "Figures in Space" · First Baptist Church five will be held people to do so. they'd have a total of 305 preregistered over the age of Services will be held at 9:20 responses. with approximately at noon. 1 and 2 p.m. Saturday a.m. at 2800 University Drive. better opportunity to get involv- Charleston Motor I Center. There ed... 150 children expected to attend. in the Tarble Arts "Gunn-Smoke," • A reason for the successful is a fee of 50 cents. First Christian Church Evansville A.ctivities begin at 7:30 p.m. , Ind. band will resp nse according to Beginning at noon on Satur Services will be held at 9 a.m. count Friday with t!Te mo.vie "Snow . ? .- ry and jazz music Spa lding, could be that the day, "Storytime" will be at the at 411 Jackson Ave. p.m. o 1 a.m. White" in the Union Ballroom u t on Frid Tarble Arts Center and will con sponsored by the University committee had mor't:! time this Saturday. Board _, year than last to plan little Peo- tinue until 2 p.m. First Presbyterian Church pie's . Alpha Psi Omega, Eastern's Page Satu1day.is the�ig day with six Weekend �ervJces will be held at 10:30 One Tavern rary fraternity, will acrivmes on the a·genda for all to The organization and plannin theatre hono a.m. at 311 Seventh St. Friday it's all-you t e Nor enjvy. It begins at a. m. with ng of Little People's Weekend paint childrens' faces on h upstairs at 410 6th St. 8:30 on Saturday from charge for ladies n a cartoonbreakfast in Lawson started after Christmas Break. theast Quad · Immanuel Lutheran Church a d Spaulding said each residence 10 until 5 p.m. and Sunday from Services will be held at 8: 15 men. Food Service·. _ hall received noon until 5 p.m. A 25 cent fee At 11:30 a.m. a picnic lunch is a sign-up sheet and and 10:45 a.m. at 902 pla•med in the South Quad with permission slips for little Peo is required. Cleveland Ave. The Lutheran · ple's Weekend. A maypole dance on the quad Student Fellowship will be held "Ivory Grand," a balloon launch to follow , a new ' a h · c 12:30 and 3 event added·•l-iis year._ In luded with the permission will take place at at 5 p.m. band from Newton, will .. a p.m. Sunday. 0 p.m. on Friday. Bowling at the U nion Bowling slips. w s a list of the activities 9:3 "Ta one could An art educator from Illinois Newman Chicago band , Lanes is scheduled from I until 4 anTicipate for the Catholic Community will weekend. "The State University will lecture on Saturday with p.m . . and a sca'6enger hun·t . that people showed Services will be held at 5 p.m. special a lot interest Saturday from 4 until 5 p.m. "Lugr," egin ing will be campus wide. begins at of. in the picnic, Saturday, 8 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. b n at 9: 'l els' 'The Single Spaulding said t he bingo and balloon launch. " said Dr. Max Renn Sunday at St. Charles, 921 Admision is free with a !J . m . re art, creativity �cavenger hunt going to be Spaulding. Child" will explo Madison, and at 6:30 p.m. on Friday, and $1 with a ··1s e with one child. His interesting.·· There ar many games and and families Saturday and 11 a. m. Sunday in Saturday from 8-10 p.m. participate in for a lit- lecture will deal with his ex · a bingoice cream to Buzzard Auditorium. Finally. • activities · tie brother or sister. periences he encountered on his social will take place at 6 p m. in The Uptowner On Saturday. Debbie Nivens recent trip to Asia. 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Camera USA MOV: San Medical Center Sign Off 2 MOV: When Rhoda Quentin 1946 Michael Calls MOV: Challenge (NR) Quest 3 1971 NR 1970 Si n Off Young Rebels 4 �: Gettin Fit TBA 48 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND ��·· �$� HAIRCUT-A-THON WHERE TO INTERVIEW �-�· 't>'b�" oi,\<:> McAfee Hallway Now is the Time to obtain your 1988 list of America's Top "IJ> '> 6e� sc\ e Corporations, Names, addresses and additional information s Donation � ·<>\e $5 provided. Hundreds listed Send $25 to: �\)\�'\ >; bfans Z'.s Hair Design Sat. 1-3:00 MODERN EMfLOYMENT RESEARCH Hairbenders Sun 12-1:00 1616 Prospect St. Hair Biz Sun 12-2:00 Wheaton, IL. 60187 their Come with clean, damp hair Send $50 for specific listings and interests Please identify field als HELP US CUT OUTM.S .! of interest. t time of year again. pe springs eternal. SAVE ·me? 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Offer expires April 30, 1988. ..J' ON THE VERGE Of THE; ·;._WEE iiKEND I 58 \ I t foo d·for your appeti EtBy hnic, trad�tiorestaurant to nal f tradition MARYE PALLISER \. advertise. lion, Grygiel thinks that the Hawaiian "It's a every Staff writer Preparation the event is the most for ice will add variety in tastes. One such fraten,ity runs a booth," J The enticing outdoor important. a called- smell of cooking Hsu said . "We need lot of taste of ice is "Tigger's Blood." Tau Beta Sigma will brings a feeling to prepare in the restaurant before This is about of festivity. time a mixture of strawberry, cherry cones and cotton candy. variety as and flavorings lf s the of ethnic as well the weekend." coconut which produces Perry, social chair of the another Dragon traditional foods that add Golden Will serve Chinese a spicey taste . He said it is the more the money that her f to Chinese tea delight CelebrationWeek end. foods, iced and fortune popular flavor. directly goes back into year. lb par This booths 'Will be cookies. Grygiel said he will have approx - bantl and concert bands, in the in to more item serv tici\lating Celebration efforts A original thatwill be imately 25 different flavors. with the scholarship fund. a is in Kappa Kappa an prod uce smorgasbord of international ed this year Eli's Cheesecake Psi. honorary band Barbecue pork sandwic tastes as flavors such chocolate chip. fraternity. will sell American hot dogs by the members of Ka serving will or Th•, of the ood booths chocolate walnut and plain New and bratwurst. Fraternity President said vendor Ron Stear 1.1egin to 7 p.m on Square is spon Friday from 11 a.m. York style. Deli the Michael Sauerhage said that his fraterni resident of Charleston w and soring rlncl will continu� Saturday ?unday this booth . ty has been selling hot dogs since the cooking. With cooking bei rrom a.m wanted to 11 to 7 p.m "We participate in the beginning of Celebration, but this is the for a number of years, con Kin ,J,Jseph Marrin. chair of the food Celebration." vend'.)r Robert N first year that they are selling the brats. share in the Celebration ,-1:'"'-i·:Jn-; committee to a on Square tried obtain cade said. The Deli the "We.re selling the .straight.ho t dog san�wich in its secret ba ot to previous .. it new to \•nrlf!\. foods compared thought would add something with katshup and mustard com Other booths &,uch � �·ear� Celebration: that was the something dif· pliments." Sauerhage said. The other Creole Foods. the Recre intent was to ··Tii<> origmal have more ferent than the other booths." he said. hot dcig booth is selling their·s with Club. Max's Muncies and If. we to more original item will t;>t!PH( foods . but tied have foods A ethnic be evefYthing on it. could not-be reached for :1 ·l !lh? \,'OU .. said . 1 woman money fraternity th" c1 bt Martin cooked b�· Philippine named The the makes will the stoty , but will be sen· serving a Tl•, ·,e1v{<>r-; dl!termine the cost of Zilma White. She will be to support all the bands. Sauerhage of foods throughCJ)utthe �· nm of t \ ".o,: ·. lu in the booths Ma Philippine shish-kabob marinated said. 1 In contrast to tire food over Alpha will L Jh >rk on a skewer and cooked hot Phi Mu Sinforia be selling Cola �ill be selling soft d · , Golden Dragon is one of the charcoal Italian beef sandwiches Dennis Jones. Overall, the foods cqm , to newest a tha1 1101 only participates in Hawaiian ice said be the junior music major and treasurer of the booths to have enou , '·ration tastes is going to of for tlh' advertising but nlso trend of be sold by the fatemity.said that part the money and appetizing foods for 'W'l!-{" \i'lfietv to enioy . made goes toward t>tlm1r for ot�ers vendor ,J ohn C. Grygiel of Sno�dog Inc. from the booth smorgasbord of intematio tit'\� ro the area serving part goes help Celebration a · e1:'1g Charleston last He willals o be Chicago-style hot music .;cholarships and back make £, >1) 11110 School n Arts for ( >nld;?n I >n .; vendor Grace •i0gs and sweet corn . the of Fi e other sight. sound ar.d taste . ,p l 11 ·t it ·a; n perlec:. ' ay !,!ear scholarships i'Jr the Bein.g bis first selling at Celebra· .������������������� ���----- . M e n u Golden Dragon Kappa Kappa Psi ...... $1. 00 CHINESE EGG ROLL . AMERICAN HOT OOG...... SI .00 ...... S 1.00 CHINESE FRIED RICE. . BRAlWURST...... SI.75 CHINESEICED TEA ...... $ .50 CHINESE WONTON ...... St.00 Recreation majors dub ...... 10/Sl.00 FORTUNE COOKIES . PENNSYLVANIA DlJTCH PASTRY ..Sl .00 Sno- IXJG...... $1.00 CIIlCAGO-STYLE HOT . ITALIAN BEEF SANDWICH ...... $2.00 HAWAllAN SHAVED ICE...... S LOO SWEET CORN...... $1.00 Zllma White PIIlUPINE SIIlSH-KABOB ...... Sl .50 Stearns BBQ PORK SANDWICH ...... S2 00 Max's Munchies CORN IXJG...... $1 .00 Ellen Kays Cnole foods FRENCH FRIES...... $� .00 ...... $1. 00 BROILED CRAWFJSH . ONION RINGS ...... $1 .50 BROILED SHRIMP ...... $1 .00 SHRIMP CREOLE ...... $ 1.50 A. M. B. U. C. S. RED BEANS AND RICE ...... $ .50 HAND-DIPPED ICE CREAM BREAD PUDDING I scoop ...... $ .85 ...... $ .50 W/ BRANDY SAUCE.. . 2 scoops ...... SI .SO ICE CREAM SUNDAE (2 sooops)...... Sl.75 Tau Beta Sigma NACHOS ...... $1. 25 ...... $ .50 SNO-CONES . TACO POCKETS ...... Sl .25 COTION CANDY...... Sl. 00 Dell on the Squan ELI'S CHEESECAKE ...... $1. 50 Verge Graphic by Robb Montgomery and Marye Palliser As photos from last year's Celebra tion show , children (upper right) have just as much. opportunity to enjoy themselves as adults with crafts, storytelling and games. Little Peoples Weekend, a time for younger siblings to experience college life. has become an integral part of Celebration. The aroma of the ethnic food booths (far right) will fill the quad to tempt Celebra tion goers taste buds. A craftsman does ceramics using homemade equipment during one of the many demonstrations. 68 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND By_CARRI E WfLSON 1.nd Artists are expected from excit<>d to have a qf>•)th f.or tljt , CONSUELO V. FREDt:RICK ve;i t Staff writers "" throughout Ill inois. Indiana_. first !ltne this 'becauk even .as· Wisconsin. Indiana and · Ct>lebration on!� �ti; he rter I APRll 29, 1 988 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND 78 Southern University is also celebrating this weeken paddle wheels or propellers. thought By MELISSA TIBEREND time is awarded a scholarship, but the "Clowning Around," "so we Assoc. Verge editor In class three spectators sign up for a person who uses the scholar.ship is the idea to have three different rings Eastern's not the only college campus secret boat kit to be given away so they obligated to attend SIU. stages." can that has something to ceiebrate about this make what is called an "instant boat." Mathias said that people have to take The main stage consists of ba weekend . Southern Illinois Urnversity These lucky people have two hours to the "challenge" meaning that they have There will be a reggae band; "Big build a boat Carbondale is also celebrating two of their . Some of the items in the to be capable of completing four heats on and the Professionals," a blues largest events of the year ·- The 15th An secret boat kit include corigated card a 200 yarp triangular coarse located on "Kanikia Kress" and a rock 'n' roll nual Great Cardboard Boat Regatta and board . ducktape and some other helpful campus lake. "Nicholas Tremulous." Springfest. items but it wouldn't be a secret if every "The main idea is not competition it is The side_ stage will hold the Ga The regatta started in 1973 as a design item was mentioned. creative problem solving," said Mathias. Phi Circus. Gamma Phi is the o class project to see who could build a boat Mathias said five awards are also given Mathias said that in the past, he has acrobatic circus in Southern Illinois. ::apable of carrying a human and being to participants . The Vogue Award is seen kayaks, riverboats , airplanes and perform in the audience as well as human powered. given to the team who has the most at Lockness Monsters. stage . Variety in Motion . a husban Regatta Coordinator Terry Mathias tractive or spectacular looking boat. Along with the regatta, Springfest, acrobatic team along with Carl R s and The Team Award is given to held on the �aid the regatta started with 40 boat A the same day, will also be a big one man rock concert and comedy s most spirited and a couple of spectators and now has more best organized team. event. Springfest is the largest event in will also be performing on the side s than 200 boats and 25.000 spectators. The Pride of the Regatta Award is given Southern Illinois, it serves 20-30, 000 The student stage is set up es to the Mathias said that the boats must be team who is the most creative and people and is held on campus at Old for students . There will be three s made from corigated cardboard and are uses their corinated cardboard in the best Main Mall. bands, a talent show, gong show, (hen categorized into three different way. Special Events Chair Sean Craig said troop and a bongo artist'. classes. The Titanic Award is just what you their main goal this year is to promote the Other events at Springfest will in Class one is called the human powered might expect. it is given to the team that idea of having fun without drinking six carnival rides, elephant and 'oats with assistance from either oars or has the most spectacular sinking boat. alcoholic beverages. rides, seven food tents , balloon _ sc 'Jaddles. The High School Match Race Award is "If we give people enough entertain and face painting and airbrush t-shirts Class two is called "experimental given to the high school which have the m�nt. then they won't want to drink," ''Jats" and these boats are still human best time when reaching the finish line. Craig said. )Owered but they can be assisted from The high school with the best qualifying He added that the theme this year is Little People's Weekend Students give their opinion April 29th -- May J st .. By MELISSA McCULLA around which makes it even pottery . said Christine Statf writer ------El:idJil more fun . .. Callahan. junior consumer af Mc Afe e So. Gym Tt1e food booths have oeen She said she will be working fairs major. Snow White -- $1 �·: 1 uo for most of the week this weekend selling windbags Junior Greta Cocagne. a waiting for the aroma and the and helping out with the face bartender at E.L. Krackers, said Saturday ' t urlents to make purchases this painting. business really picks up on Cartoon/Breakfast veekend. Another activity that draws Celebration Weekend. She add Lawson Basement Students have different many students to the festival is ed that a lot of people come and Picnic -- $1.50 avorites for the upcoming the music . stay for !h.e whole weekend. South Quad ,veekend. "It's great to hear the live "It's a break from the Balloon Launch South Quad Many of ·the people running music: it's the best part of monotony of classes. There was Scavenger Hunt 1.'e lebration are student Celebration weekend. I love to (at last years festival) so much Campus Wide lun:eers !n the art's sit on the quad and listen to the adrenalin on the quad. Even the enrolled Bowling -- /game ".;tival management class . a one different jazz, rock and blues cops relaxed and began enjoying 70¢ fr ee shoes c lass that goes towards bands that they have .. the entertainement," said Kyle "edi: . said Bingo/Ice Cream Social umariities. sop Kirts . a sophomore from Mat homore Melissa Merker. c Stevenson Lobby Sophomore Diane Lessner, a toon. resident assistant at Carman . T- Shirts are available at "J dent in the class said "it is nice "My faiJOrite a p rt of the Freshman Collette Delcase Dale Bayles --fr ee ' see the whole community weekend is the handmade items said "it will be a good chance to transfe rs 1ow up for it (Celebration). for sale . They have beautifu l party and rest up before cracking "here's a lot of little children jewelry and a wide variety of down for finals." WEDNESDAY Ft Worth. TX ESPN USA AMC ILL CBN m D m ID PM News News SportsCntr Airwolf (NR) MOV: Centennial MacNeil Lehrer Remington 6 :30 Wheel CC PM Ma azine Win Lose NHL Hocke Barne Summer 1946 Steele PM Aaron's Way Smothers G. 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MOY: Son ol MOY: Bllllllle Steele From Ashes Arts and PM Quincy Nightline (CC) Dragnet the Islands Bombshell 1933 Paper Chase Hawkins River Sciences -11 :30 Letterman ET Auto Racin Ed e Ni ht MOY: Emma: 1942 NR All About TV AM Real People Superior Ct. Fishin' Hole Edge Night Queen ol lbe MOY: Navy (:15) Sign Off Burns Can't Print Sign Off 12 :30 News :45 Si n Off News Fishin' Hole Search Tom'w South Seas, Comes Through Groucho Cinema Years AM Sign Off Sign Off Sports Look Search Tom'w Part 1 1942 (NR) Best of 700 Club Perspective 1 :30 S ortsCntr That Girl Mind Power MOY: M Blue Fireworks AM Horse Digest Can. Camera USA Heaven 1950 Medical Center Sign Off 2 :3 Nl-ll Hocke MOV: Caravan to Rhoda NR AM Vaccares 1974 MOV: Genghis Quest 3 :30 PG) Khan 1965 (NRl Si n Off AM 'foung Rebels 4 :30 Genin d .. . " "'- 88 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND ..,..,. � • • �·., ., > • f •#•'I•'•,' f ii I If • ')'.', • • • I' ' 1ft�• 1:t..'J' ��}i.-'fl ,;j, ¥- A..>, .• ;;#. I lf, f.f. t • f I I•f'. f I• # , .. �' .. ' .. . . , FRI/SAT NITE 5:00-7:10-9:10 SAT/SUN Ml.TINEE AND 1 :00 3:00 SUN TO THURS NITE AND CRITTTheERS Main Q>urse 2 5:00 7:10 SEAN PENN ROBERT DUVALL of any type of music, s you've just been listen or favorites you haven't for a long time. Whatever meone's playing it during lion weekend. AmlONYMICBAEL HALL stage on the quad will constant music to draw RoBERTl>OWNEY, JR. to the food and exhibits, . Sain , Celebration's pro and public relations coor- ;-i(\ k Concert Hall also has ogramfor the weekend. AN ORtOM PtCTl.MES R£l.IE4SE '· ·· FRI/SAT NITE Stage Programmer 7:15 9:15 SAT/SUN MATINEE• PM 2:15 for theinner city cop what Daniels said the outdoor SUN TO THURS NITE ••coLORS'does 'PLATOllf'did 7:15 COfor the footJDRS soldier in Vietnam: - MichaelNedved, SNEAl PR!Vl!WS ers were selected ... . DEIOOS BOPPF.B.. IAmoos ': their reputations and their performances. He !ili!I TCHll\!G the a - Gent Sillel, COJDRS :-ntOTlllJMmOP! .•. film is Bm1ITIOlf': SISllL &EBEBT programmed a mix of CH.4. l\il\iEL!i nal and student groups. tin percussion workshop There's more going •[Hopper's fusion ofsociology and action moviemakinqis · uledfirst on the quad Fri COJDRSOBGDIT llONOBW :SCARY .It isn't� pretty, but can'tkeep it': on than news, , andVERY .. you youreyes off A1111n, NIWSWlll noon to 1 p.m. Direc · Dnid weather and sports. - ·n Sparks said, "We play and explore the realms TllBILLDIG COIDRS : ·u Am.DTE ...moolF.ll! IDIFOBGlTUBll., , ..•and very - JtffreyL10�, SNEAI PBEVIEWS/CBSRADIO world countries, such as BEAllTIC•. . SOPEBBl.Y.. ACTD ': Brazil and Africa." The of the group plan to and then educate the about some techniques COIDRS been studying. homst Steve Wunder of A ROBERT llSOLO PRODUCTION A DENNIS HOPPERPEN?t FII.MSEAN ROBERTDUVAU ets" said, "We like the "COLORS" MARIACONCHITA ALONSO Co-ProduoerPAUL LEWIS Music byHERBIE HANCOClt Phot>giaphyHASXELL WEXLER. MICHAEL SCHIFfll! of jazz with its more KATHLEEN TURNER Dl19Clor of A.S.C. Screenplay by StoryMICHAEL by SCHIFFERby andRICHARDDILEIJ.OProduoed ROBERT llSOLO � chords, yet we like the o DIJ9Cted DENNIS HOPPER _,...... by -· IZllllillllim" BURT REYNOLDS ,,_., • " ..,��:-.r:.;c::;- • IOUtDnAa AUUW &\IAUoX,I QN .... 191:a �'WDAllD CC»iOACTClaCI c.::���'::::: er said playing at CHRISTOPHER REEVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NITE 4:45•7:00•9:25 ·on is important because TRI-STAR PICTURES IPGI are there to enjoy the FRI/SAT NITE SAT/SUN MATINEE 2:00 PM I SUN TO THURS NITE 4:45 AND 7:00 SAT/SUN MATINEE7:00•9:2 0 PM , booths and food. It's 2:00 SUN TO THURS NITE gathering and a nice 7:00 people to play to." an of Eastern's music nt James Krehbiel Dvorak Concert Hall's HELD OVER 2ND WEEK! They brokeSTA everyRTS TONITE! I musicians keeping in rule, loved every woman, e variety of things for took every risk, and solved the most shocking murder 's interest and things in the history of Beverly Hills. And it's all true, d better indoors." at Celebration , there's special for children. or or two. nson will narrate the Give take a lie bar the Elephant, tell- Babar gets into town erspeople . Bob Hills described how choir , performing LEA THOMPSON ogram for the year as, ation of music from VICTORIA JACKSON A UNIVERSAL RELEASE through the 80s in [!!) dway. gospel, pop FRI/SAT NITE 5:15•7:20•9:20 porary pop." SAT/SUN MATINEE 1 :15•3:1 5 / SUN TO THURS NITE 5:15•7:20 moldie oldies can be orak from 2: 15 to 3 Zwicky will play "a of treasures from the HELD OVER 4TH WEEK! arage" on the organ f pipes) . In This House ... orney, director of the If Yo uve Seen One Ghost ... nsemble, performing Yo u Haven't Seen Them turday, said, "This is All. of all the arts ...jazz n art that should be bration like this." some of the great bterature for a wind Dick Barta , of the BEETIEllJICE ble II performance, TheName In Laughter y. FromThe Hereaft er some extra a'ndyou lRl-SlAR PICTURES -. I HUDSON HAWK """"" I BlAKE EDWARDS lim BRUCE WllllS . JAMES GARNER something "SUNSH" MARIH HEMINGWAY · KAlHlEEN QUINlAN · JENNlfEREDWARDS .. MAlCOlM MdJOWHl to do??? � HENRY MANCINI ANlHONY B. � RICHMOND,B.S.C. 11oo-�ROD AMAlEAU '"'11BlAKE EDWARDS Join the lONY ADAMS BlAKE EDWARDS winningstaff ,.:���=�.��':,""'""" "'"'� °"'� R """ .. """ ,,...... CD1--1· PANAVISION" A TRI-STAR RELEASE . of RMeNed. [I)IIXlUIV I* S1BIEO ® ...LlCl'(DfHlAf•IH D It L p NI © 1988 To·SlM P.aures, lnc: All RIQhtl A FICTIONAL ENCOUNTERBETWEEN REALTWO LIFE HEROES. Daily NSELECTEOTHEATRES � News FRI/SAT NITE 5:10•7:15•9:15 FRI/SAT NITE 5:00•7:10•9:25 SAT/SUN MATINEE1 :10•3:10 I SUN TO THURSNITE 5:10•7:15 SAT/SUN MATINEE1 :00•3:00I SUN TO THURSNITE 5:00•7:10 ,APRIL 29, 1988 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND 98 Robyn Hitchcock takes· JERRY'S PIZZA & listeners through bizarre lyrical imagery Robyn HitchcocK and march is haunted with images of drowning and The Egyptians' third LP, death. Hitchcock sings of floating, drowned car "Globe Of Frogs," takes casses of sailors with their flesh eaten away by fish its listeners on a muddy and the warm salty water in a sea of decay. "The trek through a swamp of sea is much deeper than the grave ," preaches Hit Hitchcock lyrical im chcock. At the end of the song's watery tomb, he agry. sings an eerie epitaph, "God finds you naked, "Globe Of Frogs" is and he leaves you dying. What happens in filled with dank images between is up to you." of flesh and bones, Hitchcock's 80s brand of psychedelia, engulfs . water and drowning, "The Shapes Between Us Turn Into Animals." death and decay. Yet Pete His "Helter Skelter" hallucinations could make the music somehow , is Scales even Charles Manson a Robyn Hitchcock fan. still catchy British-style Peter Buck, of R.E.M., and Glenn Tilbrook, pop. lead singer of Eastern's favorite band, Squeeze, "Globe Of Frogs" join Hitchcock on "Flesh Number One." The starts with the upbeat 'Tropical Flesh Mandala," Hitchcock-Tilbrook vocal harmonizing could easi and its images of lurking amphibious creatures ly pass for Lennon-McCartney's . This Beatles emerging from the water. Hitchcock's monotone sound-alike uncovers man's selfishness when it singing creates a mysterious fog that seems to roll comes to others. over the rest of his "Globe." While the lyric content is more or less dismal $1 L69 In a recent issue of Rolling 1t throughout the entire album, the music is general Stone Magazine. r------� was said that his lyrics "can make Michael Stipe ly upbeat. And with R.E.M. guitar and Beatie-like LARGE SINGLE \of R.E.M.) seem as clear as the New York vocal harmonies, Hitchcock mixes up quite an ec 1 INGREDIENT Times. " centnc sound in his 'Globe Of Frogs." PIZZA AND QUART OF COKE In "Vibrating, ' nnging guitars answer Hit Take the advice of Robyn Hitchcock, on the : chcock's express1or1less vocals, like a frog in a back cover of the album, 'loosen your spine, bury I $6.50 marsh c:nswers his mate. _ The background vocals your television and welcome to a Globe of Frogs." DELIVERY are too almost r g- k .. m their booming : 345-2844 f o li e -Pete Scales is a regular music writer fo,-The responses. Verge. L------ The LP's first smgle, "Balloon Man," is the tale r------SMALL SINGLE INGREDIENT of a Sunday imagination walk through the park. 1 With visions of suicidal, exploding balloon PIZZA AND QUART OF COKE salesmen. and Hitchcock laughing all the way, the : song shows off his- rather bizzare sense of humor. I $4.99 ·'Luminous Rose" is the album's most dreary : DELIVERY track , but also the most insightful. This funeral 345-2844 L------ Looking for a place to call home this su mmer? Check out what's available in the classified a FRIDAY © 1988 The TV L1st1 Group, Inc. Ft Worth. TX ESPN USA WGN AMC e D m PM News News News SportsCmr Airwolf (NR) Cheers MOY· Jokers 6 :30 Wheei CC PM Ma azme Win Lose NHL HocKe Barne 1966 (NR) News PM Unsolved Beauty & the Strangers (CC) Hitchcock MOY: Critters D.C. 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We can ogy Professor Ron Wohlstein's figure out the slow times of the day, behavior class, conducting their which helps out food vendors and we are Celebration survey. able to find the best median of advertis weekend will be the third survey ing," Wohlstein said. After the absolute number of people cted. His students participate so and n experience crowd behavior first who have attended have been tallied Wohlstein said. the results of the interviews, specifically are five different research teams the number of repeat visitorsL have been organized, a figure can be reached. t er information about the people ng Celebration. To find out how many people attended Celebration the proportion of repeat le come and go throughout the visitors is deducted from the absolute so there are many repeated Wohlstein said . total number of visitors. 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