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September 1995 Daily Egyptian 1995
9-8-1995
The Daily Egyptian, September 08, 1995
Daily Egyptian Staff
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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1995 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in September 1995 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Inside: A Self-Massage for Headache Relief Workshop to be held Sept. 12 - page 3 - Daily Egyptian Fr::~:ts Southern Illinois Uni\'ersity .it C.irbondale Vol. 81, No. 13, 20 pages Speech at noon, gone by 2 p.m. Clinton to speak at Pulliam; first come, first serve By Donita Polly By Cai:y Jane Atherton Daily [gypti,m Reporter and Juhe Rendleman Daily Egyptian Reporters Pn:sidenl Bill Clinton will fly into Southern Illinois Aii,xm alxwtl Air Force One around 9:30 a.111. As the presidential visit Monday. Fmm there. a motnrcadc approaches, federal and local will bring Clinton I•} SIUC where · authorities say they have he is expectcd to deliver a speech teamed up for the visit to and speak with s111de111s about ensure .securitv for the citv and financial aid. a White House the chief exooitive. • spokesper..on says. Jack Fox. the agent in charge SIUC President John Guvon rec of the Springfield Secret ommended classes he c;ncelcd Service office, said agents ~londav from ...,,.._.------, arrived in Carbondale 11 a.n;. lo 1 Wednesday to'prepare for p.m. President Clinton's visit. Clinton will "I don't think it is anv secret give his sp..-..-ch we're in town." Fox said. at 1'2:05 p.m. Fox said advance preparJ. on the low side tions for Clinton's visit 10 of thc Pulliam Carbondale ha,·e begun. Hall Lawn near Leland Widick, SJUC's Woody Hall chief flight instructor, said the Clinton whilc students Southern lllinc·; Aiqion will listen to him from the hicl1 side of be closed while Clinton is in the lawn near Pulliam Hall. town. He said :Ill air-space Before giving his speech. Clinton within the vicinity of Clinton. is scheduled for a roundtablc db will be closed. cussion with college student~ from "It's a sccuritv m=urc that across the countrv in Pulliam Hall. they do," Widick said. "That's White House Press Lead. David standard practice." Palmer. said the sp..-cch will happen A White Hnusc rcprc.~nta ..:::..•rain or shine - and the roped tive confirmed that the presi ofT area will he ,,pen to the public at dent will be arriving at the lDa.m. Southern Illinois Airpon. The standing-only spectator area The Secret Service will be will ht! available on a lirst cnme. looking at any and all chances first serve ba.,is. No priority will he of disruption or possible hann given 10 SIUC sllldents. Palmer to the president. Fox said. said. see SECURITY, page 7 see CLINTON, page 11 SI UC Help• Desk under 1 adminislirrati~e criticism By Alan Schnepf Williams said the desk did nm Daily Egyptian Reporter provide the level of service SlUC' needs. and the volume of com plaints he recci,·ed alxJUI thc desk Thc closinc of Information refleck-d iL~ ~honcomincs. T~-chnology·s liclp Desk has left a The closure ha.~ n.-..--ch~ed criticism void in the operations of some of from several facultv membt!r., who SIUC's colleges. but other.. an: get said poor service w:i., b<:iler th:m no ting along wdl withnut thc facilitv. service and that having no hdp de,.k .1d~1ir1:su;11or.. said recentlv. · would hurt their work. C. Michael William,. ~.,ecuti,·e ln a letter ,.ent to Bcnj.unin dire.tor fur Budgeting and Sheppard. vice prc,.idcnt of ;11:a lnfon11a1ion Resoun:c,.. closed the dcmic afTair.. am! pmrn.st. Bw,inc,, cemer at the recmnmendation of Administr.ition J)c:111 Timm:t, K,·on IB~I. whii:h ,.tudied 1T facilities and wrote. ":-ly main concern i, th.II ,'>t,rn_.-11 J.01S1m- 7/Jt' {),1i/)' Fi;,pti,m suggested starting a new hclp cen \\'lrit,· Hilu:-,• Admnr,• T,·11111 mcm/,,•rs nmgn:0,:11/c m1tsid,· 5/UC:- l'111/i11111 Hall Tlmrsday 11flcmoo11 11nm11d ter. see HELP, page 8 tile sit,· whm• l'r,·:-idt'III Bill Cli11l1111 ll'ill llddTt',;s i,;,;uc,; n;:1.cmi11g ,;tmft'llt 11id. Tht· J'Tt':-idml will spt'11k to 5/11dmls, _f.1rnlty m11i .-ili:l'lls 111 J 2:05 J'.111. M,mda_u.
index Senator Packwood resigns Op/Ed ...... •...... page 5 Classifieds ...... page 1-l rlw \V.1,.,hington I'm! Yet Packwood wa, not ready tn Gus Bode go. Comics ...... page 17 W t\SlllNGTllN-Ncarly two l.itcrally-perhaps emotional Scoreboard ...... pa}w 18 \'Car, :ico, when Scn. Bob ly-hc had no pla,:e 10 go. i>:1dwn,,;-l, R-Ore .. wa" haggling Pa1:kwood·~ marriacc of '27 w:1r., Weather with the Scnalt' ethic, cornrnillcc had n:ccntlv dissnl~ed. He· had during ,me 11f many low point, in ;1 lllll\'Cd Olli t;f his Bethe,da. Md .. ~· Today: Sunny Tomorrow: Sunny nightmari,h dc,.:cnt toward hllllll'. and wa" livinc in a basement Thursday·, re,ignation. Scn. Roht!n apartment. llc was ~str.mgcd fmm hi, t:hildren. llc had sold hi, onlv C. Bvnl. D-W.V:1..10,ik the SL·nalc High .. 79 tloo/;md advi,c1l hi, longtime col "rc,idcn.:e" in hb Imme stale 1;f Gus says Don't worry Bob, I High . _ 7B kaguc: ··11 i., time tn have lhc grace hear they're looking for Low ... b4 Low ... 58 lo go·· see PACKWOOD, page & bouncers al J.B.'s Place. Daily. Egyptian Friday, September 8, 1995, r~··.··· , SMOKERS AND, ;;.-~~Sf e~~-·~1N 1ewswraP-s ! '. . NON'•SMOKERS- HEADU~E;t:::~tists- ., ------ii -. _, _- • Be Paid1 i,01· · · ' Fox EASTGATE MALL UT i , r, , 702E.WALNUT 457-2612 Y\'Or.1ld' I - I_: - -' }. ReseatchParticipation ·· , j ::£:::i;,:,::'' FRENCH B0MBING NEAR SCHOOL INJl:JRES,14. - ; · - ' 2. Quit S~oking Research • w.... ,..,. PARIS-A car bomh exploded outside a Jewish schooHn a Lyon i<::all SIU€ Smoking Research Program between 10 am & 5 pm .. -: ~;:, suburb Thursday, minu~ before 700 children ended 1 classes for the Cl'tlifiedMa«age . 453-35611 . 453-3527 · 1 day. Fourteen people were injured•in the blast, the sixth bombing or . ------______, . 1 Therapist C.M attempted bombing in France in less than two months. The blast. the first , -~ ____ _'._ _ ··1 carbombinFrancesince 1982,appcarcdtobctimedtogoattheclos- l: ~ !),";):<~--~' ~ . ·~- <:-: rr;;-o·--nmc,7~-l~~;wbc;~ "J;! ~:~~~~ :!-~3u5f:s~ ~~tu~:fn~nning two minutes a~(£f/4;[tf//; -.. - ..... '. ;; •; L, I r1~. li•~~~i~~--~~~~~ns~~~?~~;~~~ ~ . Lunch', Buffei:"$5.iS~ ,.. Fndiv &" Saiurdaii'~0-~ ., 11 ..,...,,()iOTJ,·· ES~ I nllilshollantt naulnvdiant:5flarcdb.. mto VJOlcnccabowhcn400ntal'IO not-squad o~ficer.: fabtall' - •<"'•·.~·•- • -- • -~··· ~-,,(?< '•"'n~-·-='>/~~-•~1 , .,.. ~ ,_·• ___ ·_ .! •,·__ :_._• I'_ Y _ an. . w owas__ amo__ ng ut _protcs__ .tcrs· occupymgapu 1c ,. Dinner: !-'°':,:llus- 41111,10;,m, Bell9,,Dan~•Sliowsj\• ii .. :· . ; . ·. ·, jpark on the shores or Lake Huron, authonlics S31d Thursday. Two other 4 11 :I ' ,y -·;;.;, ~~-~: Plll· !1 ' ~· /6pmandSpm;t;:.7~:-"- ' 11 '-I . . :: . . ' .•-protesters were m_-~cally WOl!ndcddn the.... Wednesday night incident at i 1 Ippcrwash Provincial Park. about 130 miles west or Toronto. The occu- 1
1 · 1 I.....~--_.-~_ Open Monda}"_Sahml-ay- Resm-- .1ations. Hig:.hly Recommended for Friday &:SaturdaiJyi - , ••·r . . _ •.."- , seifillllMlI~~ce; _• p.icrs arc. liom. a. ·gro·up·- about·l· 00 w_bo_ on J.uly 2-9 too._k ovcr_a nearby. l ~ 1:Canadianmilitary~forcingoutasmallcontingcntofmilitaxypoliceor ,. -·. -=--,. ._...,.. ___,,.,. ; · ·, . Not good with - who had been prcpanng to vacate. =----- "...... ,. =:==" ..--.~~,-- Ii .- r : s.:5, Ii EGYP.li DEMANDS PROBE OF 'ALLEGED· KILLING - , ~·__ ·_ -- __-- ~--., . .. ,aimpfy • 4i·_·--··_·· ·-- · · II C::_·A.IRO--;Egypt-The_E__ gyptian.govemm_ent·has_ yicldcd·topublic . •· ·I · ·demands an!! is taking an increasingly tough position in a controversy it NAJI~ I ; 1 MAILBOXrSETC'.1rwouldrathcravoid'---U!CallegcdkillingofEgyplianPOWSbyisraclisols ~---- · A: ~ rn lfi..-t i _I dicrs in lhe wars of 1957 and 1967; In CODllIICOts published·Thursday in· 1 '-'..U- --.:, """"--' -tr ~ -tr-U.. • . fl: 8' I_ IIUBDIITll__ALE SHOPPING CEm:B, 529-lWI,I I the local press, Osama AI-Baz, President Hosni Mubarak's top political• r----.,.:Si;=U-jfAny-Scrv•ce I -- ~- 111111!!..~ 111!!!. !'!I!'~' adviser, rejected Israers claim that too much time has elapsed to intciview I Over $22. .oa. ! ·!eyewitnesses and reiterated Egypt1s dcmand•that a·full Israeli invcstiga- 00 1; $2.. UnderOff Any $22~DO Service ;1 ,Mii~~~{. _lllllllilion be ______conductcru _ L" r• r ~.>-'?-~J Nation · - 1 ,r\ _ 529 • 7058· Ente::°a~ ~,· 9-7TUE-SAT ~ ·· - · · ····- .... __~=:~nSt -- ., , . SIMPSON1DEFENSETEAMDEMYS RESTING CASE-
. o···c· cer···a· -· ·1· --- -- , ---··_-.- nt·-e•···· . . neysLOSANGEI:.ES-0nadayorrapid-firelcgaJ!moves,defenseauor- in the OJ~ Simpson murder trial' said• they were prepared to rest S 8 8188 8 8 ' ·d,·t·a t,·o· their case Thursday, but then backed off after the prosecution announced For Sp·:rino- Youth c:t.,.;.:-:.:.r·-- Pro..... gram.. . . e itwillappcalacontroversialinstructionJudgeLanceA.ltoplanstogive ' . . ..:~"'t:, . ~ ' . ' . ' lf\la' ss . . .to the jury. The defense said it would rest without calling the celebrity September 9 - October 21, 1995 \;,, ;- _ defendant to the stand: Simpson decided not to testify in his own defense $8, $10, $12 per game Learn: Meditation Techniques after his laWYers told him it would prolong the marathon trial and wasn't Discuss: Vogle Philosophy nccc.ss:uy to answer a prosecution case "in shambles," defense lawyer F. &perience: Relaxation Exercises Lee Bailey told the Associated Press. Payment Upon Completion of Each Game Experience Required Referee Clinic September 6 ~.i1c_,;_·--.'°~F.~.. at the Parrish soccer fields ~_,;~,;§.i}_t,i_· ;~~rJi~[iKtl[~~f]:c:: - - J.,_ --- - . the Bureau or Alcohol; Tobacco and Fm:arms told a Senate subcommit- , tee Thursday_. Contact: Jim Fraiish- . Evei}'!)rle Welcome All Classes ~re Free of Charge HOUSE REJECTS Fl:JNDING FOR STEALTH BOMBERS:...... earbondale Soccer, Inc. Sponsored by: Anando Marga WASHINGTON-:c--Northrcip Grumman• s proposal to sell the Pentagon 549-4172 . Yago Society 20 addition Bs2 Stcaltb,bombcrs passed one or its last key, tests in Questions?- Call 4~7~24' Congress Thursday, when the House voted down a last-ditch effort to cut about S500 million in initial B02 prodllction funding. By a narrow mar- ! gin of 213:.210, the House defeated an amendment offered by Rep. John Kasicb, R-Ohio, that-would have deleted the B~2 funding from the 1996 Hey Yov! Defense Appropriations Bill: SPC needs. directors for••• I\) il .Corrections/Clanficati.ons l)Lll t)I rl'~Pl'd . In the Sept 6 issue of the Daily Egyptian, in the story "Police dog : . takes a, bite out or crime," it was incorrectly reported that C::arlton Films ft)r tl·w drnd. ; Alexandcr:s hands were handcuffed in front of him, Police handcuffed (Blockbuster Films, International Films) ,Alexander:s hands behind, him, then once in• the police car, Alexander Visual! Arts ,-\nd tlw li\·ing. slipped his cuffed hands under his feet (Craft Exhibitions, Art Alley, Purchase Awards) · In a previous corrcclion; Carbondale Police Public Relations Officer , Don Pril.1dy was lllisquoted·as saying the error, was his. Priddy never Traditions rnEMfERIC\N HEART i , said·tbe police handcuffed Alexander; in front · · (Hcmecoming & Winter Carnival) ASSG:IATION , , Th_e Da~l~ Egyptian regrets the error. . MEMORIALPRCI;RAM.· ! :
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Chinese Moo_ncake Fest_ival. Roaf regatta planned celebr~tes comir,g of_Fall' tO ·protest indll~rator By Jeremy Griggs believe the Mooncake Festival is the second By Lori D. Clarie · Rowell said the rally is hosted by five Daily Egyptian Reporter greatest event besides Chinese New Year," Daily Egyptian Reporter environmental groups: the Southern Yong said. · · Coalition on Protecting the Environment, SIUC students will celebrate the Mid The legend behind the festival dates back Regional Association of Concerned to a time when the Han nationality of China A boat regatta to inform the public of a Autumn Festival, or Chinese Mooncake planned incinerator at Crab Orchard Environmentalists, Lawyer's Guild of Festival, this weekend with dinner, games, were imprisoned by Mongolians, Xinyi SIUC, Student Environmental Center of Zhou, graduate student in business from ··Wildlife Refuge will be held Saturday, and good times. according to a spokesperson for Southern SIUC and Concerned Citizens of · The Chinese Student Association is hav China, said. . Coalition on Protecting the EnvironmcnL Williamson County. · ·· . ing a dinner tonight at the China Queen "'The prisoners planned to esca?!, but had . · "We want to encourage people to speak no way to pass messages," Zhou said. "So The Boat Regatta is slated for noon restaurant on the Strip to celebrate the out," Rowell said. "All it takes for a dioxin they put they messages in mooncakes, and tomorrow. The group will be assembling in Mooncake Festival, Adrian Yong, a senior emitting incinerator to come inio the com they were then able to escape." · the parking lot across from the Pirates Cove in marketing from Malaysia, said. munity is for people to remain silent" The Festival is celebrated in September in · Marina at Crab Orchard Lake, said Rose "We're having dinner and lucky draws Kathleen Tracy · of the Student from seven to nine," he said. "It's open to all solar years, and on Aug. 15 during lunar · Rowell, Coalition member. Environmental. Center said the groups are the public." · years, Zhou said. Although the date may The regatta will consist of different kinds holding the ~egatta to increase the Yong said the celebration is one of of boats floating on Crab Orchard Lake, China's five major festivals. " I see FESTIVAL, page 6_ which are rallying against. the incinerator, Rowell said. · Minority organiz~tion advances ed~cation By Signe Skinion ing from across the natioO: took sec Daily Egyptian Reporter ond place for a speech on the revi . talization of student organizations: · The Minority Engineering Nanay said he brought much of Program. a student organization that what he learned from there to the · tries to advance minority education, program. · · · • : is attempting to include the entire "We give high school lectures on SIUC campus in their program, professional concerns," Nanay said.· organization members said. . "Also, we are trying to use the . Jason Nanay, program member University resources to show stu- ·. and president of the Society of dents what we can offer them.'.' . . Hi_spanic Professional Engineers; James L. Evers, dean of the· said the program provides many College of Engineering, said he · activities 1:11d workshops for engi• finds the program to be very worth~ necring students, and other students while and valuable for the campus. on campus. · "The program has been very suc-- "We are trying to bring a lot of ccssful in attracting excellent stu~ community awareness and career dents," Evers said. "We have seen growth to the area," Nanay said. them go on to ·excellent work in "We try to build unity with the their field." · · • . , groups and leadership in the indi- Evers said he feels his position is viduals, so we have a lot of work- that of a resource person. However,· - .. ' '·.' ...... , . . . Vnn SoaAa- The ll!ily fS)ptiJn shops for the professional field." he sees .a lot going on inside the Pic~ic a~yo'nel; Ca~lt ~cht (on,;;,~ major in radiol"i,gy techno~~ from :~l~ ;~d Nanay just returned from the program. . j. :--- . ; .: .• : _, ., ••. _· ••• · her friend Maxine• Jol1nson, a "!OJOr ,n hmlth care ma11J1gement; take a break to have lunch be the side. · National Student Leadership "The primary value I see is a parking <· :-: ~-. 1 of the Thompson Point lot,' Thursday afternoon. ·- · , • ' , Training Institute where he, and . · · ' · .: . · · • .. _ : ' • ... ' . _,, . • • ; • ',:·,:;. ;.• • • ' ' ~ • !°·. ;_•,, •,... ·: •'. I ,, I~• ~ . fourstu~tptcidcntsinengioccr:. _____ s:e:dNGlNU8l~.Ji,_5>1ge_8_.~ , '.' ' • ! ,: ·, • ... • ' : ' ' •· '""."'""".-:----~-~--:----.:..;__-~~-__;,...... ;._.:.,_.:.,;,___;,_.:.,_;___J (}p_inion & Commentary Friday, September 8, 1995 M ·Daily Egyptian
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News 5blf Representative AND Farulty Repre;entatlve Cu!T JAN[ ATHIUON Roe Nllf CIIAlD 5TON£ Dawgs' win cou·ld spark .school spirit
DO YOU BELIEVE IN MIRACLES? WELL, YOU had better-a really big miracle occurred in Missouri last week. The Saluki football team broke a three-year streak of having a losing record. That's right For the first time in three years, the Dawgs are in the black. Their new record? One win, no losse.s.
While it is probably a little premature to place bets on the Letters to the Editor team winning the conference, it is time to go to a game. Many SIUC students go through their collegiate careers without setting foot in McAndrew Stadium, let alone Value of Clinton visit based accually watching a Saluki football game. Hopefully, the Actual slogan new fee structure will change that not shown on on more than accessibility While the Daily Egyptian opposed, the athletic fee This letter is in response to the and Carbondale, however brief. In shirt in photo editorial in the September 5th DE. addition, wc also benefit by being increases passed by the SIUC Board of Trustees, the fee "Ointon should bear diverse SIUC reminded of the unique nature or increase may have at least one positive benefit. It may In reference to the picture voices." While I share your view our community here in Soul11ern increase the attendance at the football games and help to m the froot {Xlge of the Sepl. 7 on the importance of President Illinois, a community spcdal coough instill some school spirit in the normally unenthusiastic edition of the Daily Egyptian. Ointon's upcoming visit, it seems to warrant a prcsidenlial visit I am the pcr.iOII pictured in that an over-simplification to evaluate Catainly, an e&sential element of SIUC student population. The increase includes free bis visit largely in tams of "acces admission to every sporting event on campus. This includes pho(o. our representative fonn of govern While I am flattered to be sibility" by "constituency groups." ment is that our political leaders volleyball, basketball, and yes, football. on the front page, as a 42- I sec nothing wrong in trying to listen and respond to the diverse year-old mOlhcr of two, I re gain an audience with the President voices which make up the American SO NOW, THE STUDENTS OUT THERE WHO sent the (delilx:rale?} misrepre to "bend bis ear" on important is public. A lack of responsiveness on would have gone to a game but found the $2 admission fee a sentation of what my t-shirt sues. This desire seems only natural the pan of our elected official is in says and the implications of ii when the leader of our nation pays fact the most often mentioned com little too high have no excuse not to go to the games. After a visit But it would be foolL~ to for myself and my dcparttncnt. plaint which people have about gov all, some students thought $2 was a bit much to pay to see a make the "accessibility" issue the The word in question is ernment today. But it would be un team that has had a losing record for six out of the past seven yardstick by which wc would mea wise and unfair to the President and "truck." I do not own, and sure the benefits which this rare Carbondale/ SIUC to evaluate the years. Their less than mediocre record of 1-10 last year did would not wear in public. any nothing to help the school spirit deficit. It is hard to get visit might bestow upon our com visit iii such narrow terms as "aca:s garment that bears the profa• munity. I suggest judging the visit sibility." And while I would encou behind a team that performs as poorly as the Salukis have. nity that appears to be writtaJ from a~perspective. rage everyone to attend the Presi on the shirt. The rcaJ benefit of such a visit dent's speech, the only real political But in the defense of the team, it is hard to play at top I can hardly send this to my (besides the obvious effort at presa "duty" which residents of Southern performance for a school that does not attend the games. aged parents; and my two ving federal student aid} docs not Illinois have is to make an informed high school daughters can come from "bending" the President's VOie come election day. After all, what difference does it make if you score a hardly share this would-be car, but ralber from the much nccdcd touchdown after a magnificent 99-yard run if you can't hear honor for their sculptor mom positive national auention which Steven J. Keys the applause of the crowd at the game? The team needs the with their friends and tcachcts his speech will focus upon SIUC Democrat support of the students. · atbomc. While my friends can attest DOES ANYONE NOTICE A PATTERN HERE? THE to the fact that I possess a Student loan~, weak economy team does poorly, so the students stop attending the games. sometimes ribaJd sense of humor, I am not without a The students stop attending the games, so the team does sense or approinatc time and hurt grads' chances at success worse. It's a vicious cycle that needs to broken before place. President Ointon will be here at Therefore, the proposal is to for Carbondale loses any hope of ever having a winning football The front {Xlge of the DE is SIUC on Monday, September 11 to give student loan debts. College gra team. Our basketball team is consistently competitive on a not that pL,ce. air his intcntions for financial aid to duates arc already ambitious and national basis, so it seems that with a little effort and a lot of I have long despaired the college stu
e-u~.~ Calendar ?t-&.,,,tu'9-i'• Beth at 453-5774. versation in English or Japanese at • TODAY SPIRITUAL MUSIC and Medita• Cafe Melange, 607 S. Illinois. Del Rio tion presented by Anada Marga Students from Japan, students of For R8181'V1t1ons call 549-8221 Yoga Society Sept. 8 at 7 p.m. at Japanese language, and all who are -Programs 402 mS. University. For more infor• interested are welcomed For more FREE MOTORCYCLE RIDER mation call Ron at 457-6024. information call Sumiko Seki at courses Sept. 8 al 6 to 9:30 p.m.; "BLOOM WHERE YOU ARE 453-5429. . Sept. 9 and IO. 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. For Planted" presented by the Southern . IRISH SllJDIES Discussion Group registration or funher information Baptist Student Ministry Sept. 8 at will have a meeting Sept. 8 at 10 on the Motorcycle Rider Program 7 p.m. in the Southern Baptist Stu- a.m. in the Student Center Saline : call SIUC at 1-800-642•9589. dent Ministry Center Auditorium, Room. For more information call : ERIC, PSYCHLIT, MEDLINF 825 W. Mill St Guest Speaker Dr. Trish at 453•6815. CJ)csiancr Cuts· (Spcciaf t~ru 9/30) A seminar prc.~nted by Morris Li• Jeffery Scott of University Baptist brarr Sept 8 at IO tu II .i.m. and 2 to Church. For more information call - Entertainment - ~Otffd'rens & Stud'rnts S7.00 3 p.m. in Morris Lilr.ary 3rd 11001. Sam or Pam at 457•2898. ~fi'(m & t\Vomen $8.50 ANNUAL PICNIC presented by PROTEST AGAINST CRAB COUSIN ANDY'S Coffeehouse the American Society of Civil Engi ·on:hard incinerator presented by pn:scnts their grand re-opening con St)'rina ·"='· ·::. ... S6.oo neers Student Chapter Sept. 8 at the National Lawyers Guild Sept 9 certs by Banon & Sweeney plus ISpcc:WI}'."St}_. at 10 a.m. For more information call Frlday at 6 p.m'. for infonnal i.on- -~ !fDl !'-.~.Oftl' °!" ~'J'\!;' I IOGS~· ~4.Bl'-~ ~~~ f.Bdih£(?licofJ:lt,ti> I-••••••-----·-,_.••·••-•••- ••••••·••••~::••••••••••••••••;;; •••••••••••••• ": •••••••••••••••••••.••••• G) NEWS
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On:gon. an nnoccupkd tr:1ilcr on a change from year to year, lhc 1rac1 of lam! ouL'iidc Portlaml. In !hemes of l'Clehration do not. 11imrrc papers he Ilk"! in l!)(JI, he "It's like a family reunion," 7JK1u ~1id he haJ a 101al of S700 in his said. "We cat momc:lkc., :uid enjoy dll'l'king aml savings ar1.·01111L,. 1hc clear, pretty sky. It is liclicml ""llis whole life had hccn politics and lhe Senate," Craig Bcrkm:m. a that lhc moon is the mundc.,t on the fonncr chainnan of the Oregon day of the FcMival." Rrpuhlic.an Party, said 1l111rsd:1y. For Amcrica1t~. 1hc rclchr.11ion ··one of 1he trai.:cdics or 1his sparks auio~ity :ui 1111slL~11h· rnil"e th:ring :1 farewell 0 spccch_:_s~md in poi!!11;u11 conlr.t,1 , , ORDER LARGE ONE TOPPING PIZZA 1.1 the Boh Packwrood who arrived . . 4:00PM ~ 8:00PM .. ... · · .". "::;.;. ~ , in W:t,him:1011 in 1969. .YOUR PRICE WILL BE THE.TIME YOW Ile was· 36. lie w:t'i the -hoy womld' of Oregon politics :md lhe Ji·'•'' Schedule Friday 7:00_ PJJJ., [J!;,_C>. Fri & S.,r, S.Tt.H& 9 Salukis i:l'\l&9:JOr.m. Hat<-J R (Film • I 25 min.) vs. At ~tu.. h:nt Center AuJ1ronum lrr~,....,,,.' on <1•ff, .,,.._ '..,", ~ ,11:.:fJU,4.I, Indiana State li,,;~>JJ'->...J.d'.,;· ~i Saturday 4:00 pm Tntcrnationnl JL Film Series Salukis King of Hearts* vs. ~ENIORTRHTIIEY CA.\\£. THEY SAW TIil\' PASSED OUT Franco, 196i Sun & Mon, Sept. 10 &I I Austin Peay DAILY 5:00 7:30 9:45 SAT & SUN MAT 2:30 i:00 & 9:30pm ffiJ ffilm•lOomin.) •L't1n.W.,..J"'""""'•'L--i.l. Ml~Uln f~•/.a!J SIU Students Get in t:11...-~u'I tU,,,,,, ID. Co-Sp,_,,,.J ~ Un-ir, At SniJ~~~~AuJitorium. FREE! • 'For mott info call. • Show I.D. at Door! THE TIE THAT BIND~ 1•~) : 536-3393 : DARYL HANNAH [ID . ' KEITH CARRADINE •::---.--::..~: Happy Rush Weekend! DAILY 4:30 7:15 9:45 SAT & SUN _MAT.2:00 53.50 AJISl,o,,t Bt~::tt 5pm From tl,c director .,f "Lil.:c \F.itcr For sf$~ C/wcolatc" Come And Join Us Under The Big Wiun If it has a key, Ooea-Oofa. Balloon fll. 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NEWS Daily Egyptian sibility is enhanced witJi local "We arc planning to run the Security authorities;· Fox said. motorcade route (tomorrow) to get prepared." 1 He said local authorities will ro11ti1111cd from pa:,:c assist with crowd control, prcsi Strom said the C3rhondalc denti31 routes and other obvious Police arc bringing in more staff Fox s3id the frnmework for safety precautions. for the event and will be working Clinton's Carbondale visit is the Fox said local authorities arc with other police agencies to same as it would be for any visit, responsible for the safety of the ensure security. even to cities such as New York public and the Secret Service's University Police said they will or Chic:Jco. responsibility is the president. also be assisting with security He said the smne preC3ulions, "We got conftnn3tion (yester measnrcs. considerations and responsibili day) on what we will be helping -we will be in charge of con ties arc 1aken m1y time the presi the Secret Service with," said trolling tJ1e crowd and making dent tra,·els. Don Strom, Carbondale Police sure traffic is handled,"Sam Fox said the Secret Service will Chief. Jordan, director of the S IUC be workinc with tJie local author "We will be in charge of Uie Police, said. ities 10 en;urc s3fcty for bot11 the public, and a'\.~isting wiU1 securi "We arc basically just U1ere 10 general public and the president. ty and the presidential mute," he assist the Secret Service in any "The overall protective respon- S3id. way wecm1:· $58 Z. CAVARICCI JEANS ONLY 39.99 LE.I. OVERALLS $20 KNITTOP .8) NEWS Daily Egyptia11 Friday, September 8, 1995 "We have already done one He s.iid tJic problem may have bcai both ends," Barrette said. "I Engineering search.for a new director tJiat wa~ Help solved if the desk was still in place. wouldn't want to he in his job right _ Pierre Barrcuc, an ao;soci.11c pro now." not successful," Chrisman said. conli11urd µ,gc 1 continued from page 3 "We have begun another scan:h. but from fessor in Curriculum and Williams said more than place where students can come realistically it will probably take without this support. work in tJ1c Instruction said he h,L~ not ml,<,Ctl S500,000 h.'L~ been allocated for tJ1e together to discuss their views and another year before a new director ·college will be greatly impaired." the desk because the College of new IT Customer Service Center, work towards common goals," will be found." Kcon alSl• wrote that he had only Education hired Uirce computer but William~ said rr s budget docs Even; said. "I think MEP shows N:may said when a new director hc.'U'd positive commcnL,; ahoul the specialists last year. He said tJ1e not have sufficient fwllls to ~taff the what can he done in any nrc.1, if a for t11e program is hired, it will help desk's i;crvicc. help desk was not very helpful facility. need exists - the engineering cxp.11td even more. Kcon said tl1e Finance depart before tl1e specialist,; were hired. He said the Customer Service department in particuLv, bccait.<.e of "I think we need to keep enroll ment would he C!-pceially hurt by "We had more problems before Center will open, -on or about tJ1e the low nwnb,..'I' of student~ repre ment up and provide sen/ices for tJIC closing bccau.~ they handle a (the closing)," Barrcuc said. "1lic end of tJ1e montl1," but woold not sented." everyone interested," N:may said. L,rge volun1e of stati,;tical dat.1 and specialists have been extremely elaborate on how much staff the As.\istan, to the A.o;sociatc Dean 1hc appointment of a new director progr:llllS which were aided by the helpful. llicy've been a god.~nd." center would liave to provide tech BnK'C C. Qui~man said he has seen will certainly help the progr.un, and liclp desk staff. Bam:ue expressed sympathy for nical assist.11tcc. the pmgr.un move a long way and it should he able to branch out and Joe R>Olc, dc.111 of Ilic College of Williams bccau.~ of tllC critiCl Monday, September 11, _199~ Pulliam Hall Lawn 11:15AM All students with ID get priority seating. A For more infonnation, call USG at 536-3381 or GPSC it 536-7721. W, •••. ~. - . ':t • • -~ NEWS Daily Egyptian Friday, September 8, 1995 (9. ,: Com•mittee- waits -for: tra:vel ·re·cords.jrom\ South . . .·. . . . ' , . Clinton.- ' The Washington Post ~dmi~istration;i fi~,-~~~ihs iri .: est operations. . . Committee : on (lov'ernment WASHINGTON-The White office; - ,. c ., . • , .· When Republicnns took con• · Reform and Oversight, which is House ha.~ informed n congres-. -It is the latcst'ch.aptdrofacon-; , trot of Congress, they pledged to • ·conducting theinquiry,_said all African ·sionnl committee that President troversy that has plagued the . hold hearings on the travel-office other agencies, including the Clinfon may• claim. executive · Clinton• administration since firi:igs nnd submitted requests to Justice· Department;:had com~ privilege and refuse to tum over · May 1993,_when seven longtime the· __ White . House; Justice.· plied fully.with rc:quests fordoc some ·or all of 907 pages or doc- ; employees or the· White· House_ · Department and other _agencies uments· and that until this week,' speaker umer.ts relating to the· trnvel- · travel office were 'abruptly· fired for documents in advance or the officinls believed· the White at SIUC- office firings that occurred in the, and accused or!nept and dishon~ hearings: A source on the.House· House w<>uld comply as well. ' ... ' . I ·1 · .. Seminar Address:· . \C:, Gilt & :\!l\l' I~ S 10ppt· Broadcasting, key to \5tn,e~611 S. Illinois democracy survival ~ ('.\iext to Guz;lll\ 0)1 By Jeremy Griggs . the Strip! - D,1ily Ei,:yptian Reporter I . A South African speaker dis• GRAND OPENINGl J..., cussed the role of broadcasting in · Thursday-Sunday __ shaping the new government in her native country, and her hopes -10% OFF ALL MERCHANDISE . for the future Wednesday after "Traditional Pipes & *Brass noon. Fine Tobaccos *Leather Lyndall Shope-Mafolc. a *Scented Candles and *Fiber Optics councilor with the Independent Incense *Meta Physiques Broadcasting Authority of South ·•Adult 1bys and Videos • Cards Africa. addressed a university for *T-Shirts anrl Posters *Door Tapestries the first time a.~ she spoke of her *Black Light Room *Ceramics • homeland to SIUC administra . - with Posters;: *Black & White and Tie 11 tors and students . Candles; Stickers Dye Tapestries , 0ur Brotherhopd "This is quite a day for me," *Black light fixtures & *Gift Certificates Available· she said. "This is the first time bulbs .: · , . · ' AlfA •1111!1111 Sp~aks Fo_r Itself" I've addressed a university at OPEN MON-SAT 11•7 OPEN SUNDAY AT NOON W · il• iifiili. all." UniversityThe crowd administrators of about and40 ..------ students li~tened as Shope Mafole spoke candidly about the new government in her homeland and the problems which they face. "Our government of national unity has a very important objec tive," she said. "We have to work together. We have too 1702 W. Main 503 Walnut much invested in this democra cy .".Thiidsi.vhy. v.:e are trying·. Carbondale Murphysboro \'cry hard and are hopeful that 457-0381 687-1111 this national unity of government will work." She discussed more specifical ly the role of broadcasting in the new South Africa. G "My personal opinion is that broadcasting has a duty to rcpre• sent everyone," she said. "South Africa is divided into nine Super Saturday Sale!! provinces, and before the elec tions. the only languages that • .-----w-e-=-=H------o-=--L=---E-=----...... could be heard over the radio and COCA-COIA on television in all nine provinces were English and RJBEYES 12pks .. Afrikaans. I believe that broad- casting has a duty to make sure $ all the languages arc heard in all • _49 Jb 2/$5;.00 parts ofthe country." Shope-Mafolc has live\! in ...______3 ___, exile from South Africa until just recently. living in the countries of Tanzania. Zimbabwe. Zambia, _5 l~. Illinois Egypt, Czechoslovakia. th.c KRAFT United States and Cuba, where Jonathan or Golden Delicious she completed graduate work in BBQ Sauce telecommunications engineering. "I've been ,·cry fortunate in APPLES life," she said. "I've been in so 88¢18oz. many different places that I've almost seen· it all." Students said they enjoyed the $1~99. speech and were amazed by PLUS these Shope-Mafole's experiences. "I -was extremely impressed Buy 1 with Ms. Mafole's credentials," 1 lb. pkg. Ball Park FRANKS · said Eric Voss, a senior in histo ry from Canton, Missouri. Get ti...... "It was very interesting what 6.5 oz. LAYS POTATO Chips she had to say," said Lorne 1 Fr.ee ~ House, a senior in journalism 15 oz. VANKAMPS PORK "N" ·BEANS .. , . from Waukegan. "She talked al!out some things I was unaware Specials of." 2 DAYVIDEO RENTAL Shope-Mafolc !'tressed the 0 :~: ~ha;c~:~as;~~~~cr1~rr::~ BUY 1 DOZEN DONUTS - GET 1/2 DOZEN FREE democracy work. 1 w;·::n~te~~v: ~:1~~!~~~l~sg~!~~ BUY 1 CASE- Of B]~ER~-; GETJ ~;A~ OF ICE FREE : cssary to make the new govem- :;~r~s:;;~s!~!•;~t~e ~,id. "Bui SALE SAT. SEPT ~i ONLY - WHILE SUPPLIES ,·LAs ~.;.. ~~ ...... u,t.tlII!SJ·l!.~==-=-=111·•· •· •· •··•-•-•- •- •- ---•-•- •- •-•-•-•-- •- •- ililiiilllllllliilllllllliilll------·------· 10) ENTERTAINMENT Daily E,izyptia,i Friday, September 8, 1995 Raekwon~s visionary raps send him to head of this week's class Raekwon - "Only Built 4 of lhe Violent Femmes and lh:: into the time warp Tardis of Dr. "Penthouse", Luna's t11in1 release, Cuban Llnx-" (Loud/RCA) vocals of Lou Recd froot The Velvet Who, when polyester was hip. follows the first two albwn,;, "Luna Undaground. creating a successful "Penthouse" has a bidden bonus low earthy group that broke up in Parle" and "Bewitched". sound. track aflcr the laq cut, "Freakin' :md the late 1980's. Luna is a collective of pieces from Peakin"'. Il is a duct between the This album is a good one to have broken bands. Dean Wareham (gui These three New Yorkers com fanalc singer of Stcrcofab and Dean in any m11~ical connoi'l.<,eur's collec tar../vocals). was in was Galaxic 500 bine to form a soothing tmc on tbcir Wareham called "Bonnie and tion. known for its psychedelic art rock. Elektra L'lbcl. With a touch of the Oydc." (Mary Rose Roberts) B+ Stanley Dcmeski,(drums/pcrcus twangy 1970"s sound, simifar to the sion), and Justin Harwood (bass), "Pulp Fiction" soundtrack, lhc planted their seed~ in r-cclis, a met- m11~ic wines and dines the listener RELAX AT THE UPPER "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx ..." is . IF _GOD IS G09D, the long awaited hip-hop master piece from the Wu-Tang Clan's 1 DECK EVERY FRIDAY R.1cJ..·won. 'WHY DOES EVIL EXIST? R.1ckwon keeps the money li!ld ~ ·. THRU SEPT. WITH production within the Wu-Tang JEWS, CHRISTIANS, MUSLIMS, IN family by using the Wu-Tang Clan and producer The RZA on the boards. CoNVERSATION Lyrically and production, wise, "Only Built 4 Cuban Linx."" is on ·~$1.25'it poinL He uses visionary lyrics to capti vate the listener's mind throughout the entire CD, such as on "lnc.1rcerntcd Scarfaccs": Thug rcfatcd styles attract million. also featuring The "Golden" Grand Buffet Monday , Friday 11 am , 2 pm Mandarin Cuisine 16 items and salad bar Carry Reservations Out Available Recommended 1110 Locust St 687-3513 Murphysboro Bivouac. an English band which played lhe Roman Room in lhe Student Center last year, bas coughed up its major-label debut like an alternative fwball. For the most part, this is cookic cuucr alternative: Soft-loud-soft• __ & SPC Concerts loud, as predictable as a yearly tuition increase. The band tries to throw the Jistcn. Presents ... cr off- _.j I \ $22 JAi.ATE ZIPPER KNIT TOP $28 BEST AUTHENTIC CORDUROY SHIRT -, f '. ' ••• '. • .. .,.:, ...... :-; .., . '•.' .., ~;. ... ~ ·' ( 1Zl NEWS Daily E,cyplia,z Friday, September 8, 1995 Craftspeople to display goods By James Lyon will judge the quality of the work MWc have entertainment New Series Begins Sept.11 Daily Egyplian Rcpor1cr to be displayed. This year's event pL'Ulncd for people of every age," has more than 160 different craft Mitchell said. at 11 :45 in the Thebes Craftspeople from across the dL~plays. The fair will be held on the Room at SIU Student Center. country arc scheduled to display Other forms of entertainment ground.~ of the Mitchell Museum 16 week series only $99.90 and sell their goods al this wcck arc planned for tbe event, a~ well at Cedarhurst, Sept 9 and 10, and as the craft displays. One of the will be open from IO a.m. to cnd' s 19th annual Cedarhurst 5 accepted main musical features is New p.m. at a cost of S2 per person. CE! - Craft Fair in ML Vernon. Odyssey, which is a four-man Children under 12 arc admiued M\Ve really wanted a way lo dis 1-800-366-7546 call for more info musical group. Mitchell said, the free. play high quality craftwarc so that members arc proficient in more Attendees may park near Ilic fair people could learn to appreciate a than 30 different musical instru ground.~ or be ~hutUed in from the different type of art," Cindy ment~ and will entertain the crowd limes Square Mall for a S2 round Mitchell, the Director of with music that ranges from trip ticket. Communications al Cedarhurst, Beethoven lo popular songs of Uic For more information, call said. '80s. Ccd.·uhurst at (618) 242-1236. She said in order to qualify for a dispL1y al the fair, a person must first apply to a commiuee, which .. 'POLICE ~tJCifE.. ~ BLOTTER : Great Wall Chinese Cafe : Carbondale Police • "Grand Opening" • • Tommie L. Johnson, 30, of : · We feature lunch & dinner : Carbondale was arrested Sept 6 for arguing with his wife and : fast food specials for only • tben choking her. Johnson was arrested and taken to tbe Jackson • $2.55-$3.65 (each order) : County Jail. Johnson was out on • Dine in or carry-out 1824 Walnut St. Murphysboro• bond for a previous domestic • Hours: Daily 11 am - 9 pm Telephone No. 684-5801 • violence charge. • •••••••••••••••••••••• II Erin M. Palmer, 34, of 408 Fallen (6mpirnr W. Springer reported Sept. 6 tbat someone entered her locked res ~ HEALTHWORKS C & TM Magic: The Ga!heflng. FaDon Empires & Ice Age are trademar1 II Rolando Gonzalez, 21, of (That's All We Need) * * Carbondale was arrested Sept 6 Fr.·,· T-,liiri- for entering the SIUC * * Recreation Center illegally. l,•r.,11 IDSIUIE'.l?:~ Gon1.alez was also arrested in Last Day! ,l,,n,,c,! - * * relation to an auto burglary. He Place was taken 10 the Jackson County Time * Keystone Light, Regular, Dry &Ice * Jail. Sept 8 St Francis Xavier 1:30-6:30 303 S. Poplar * * • Timothy L. Lyford from Manlinus, was arrested Sept. 6 Sept 8 SIU Rec Ctr 3-8 PM * Beck's * for having a stolen wallet in his St. Pauli Girl possession. Lyford was also REFRESHMENTS With Special Thanks To: Pai:liai's Piz:a, * * arrested on a Bureau County faco John's, Marriott Dining Service, Papa John's, Plus Coupons For Moosehead warrant for failure to appear in II Donol'l from Taco John's & Krystal. * Moosehead Ice * court Lyford was taken lo the Spon5?rs: SlU Emeritus Association, American Red Cross, Daily. Jackson County Jail. IO'Pllan, Delta Clii, Pi Kappa Alpha, Thompson Point Residence :. * * ifc, Saluki Volunteer Corps. . , - . NEWS Daily Egyptian Friday, September 8, 1995 (iJ Workshop The Finest Black Forest Cuckoo Oocks are now available at Legacy Cl©ck Company ' .,.· 1. Place thumbs at the base of the Model 70191 Day teaches self 1' Reg $129.99 skull iri the indentations that ore Introductory Salo Price massage for several inches apart. $79.99 · 2. Tilt head back slightly and press Good thru 9117195 thumbs up under base of skull. Tues·t Sat 10 AM - 5 PM Sun 1 PM - 5 PM headaches Eastgate Shopping Ctr. Carbondale 3. Remember to keep breathing By Carey Jane Ather1on 549-9489 i1I :IC Sales & Service · D,1ily Egyptian Reporter deeply. Hold pressure for one minute. A local thernpL'>t sai • ...... _ ...... ~ ...... • ...... ~• .. -, .. 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Apartm·ents Entertainment · anniversaries, congra1ulallons, etc. and not for commercial use A sample of an mail-order Items musl be submitted and Houses Announcements 0 or 10 announce events. app':8:Js":1: :;1;:::i=ication. 93 GEO METRO, oir, rocioo, 50 IT"f'II. si~~r~1.1{5m~t 8,m mi, 91 HYUNDAI EXCEL, gray, A·spd, n;,c;o. nu, om/Im ems. liald,l,odt, ninsgr901, $1998, CaD 5.(9-1592. ~~~~,c,~X.am%'=. $6200, CaD 687·2287. !~~~~-~~-~ Auto -...... All Drivers Short & Long Health -...... Term ~~ Home & Mobile Homes AYALA INSURANCE 457-4123 404 S. Unh,.,ralty •N O~f. BEDROOM 1120 W. Walnut 5148..~ .. 5D7l s. ,...,,_ 410E..He.ter FOUR BEDROOM 507l'W. Main D 5045..Aeh •3 11051 !L Unlverwltv S109. T\\"O HEDROOM SOOE.~ 400 W. Oak 507• s. tlaya -~ •E.-W 410 I?. H••t•r • • 50:, s..~ 703 s. IUlnole •202 61 J w. Kenlcott FIVE+ BEDROOM 507• W. Main D 5105.~ ·1NSURANCE· 300 W. Mill •2. •3 SOOL~ All Drivers 404 S.~•N Tl IIU.I' HrnRom, Tatemt Auto - Home - Motorcycle 503 N. Allyn 504 S. 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He waved to his remarkable victory of will and abil p:irents in an upstairs box. ity, durability and determination. llien, when the crowd refused to It may never have been his goal, desist, teammates coerced a reluc as he has frequently said. but Cal talll Ripken to take that victory lap, Ripken Jr. became baseball's all pushing him on a triumphant tour time iron man Wednesday night, of the din track circling the stadi- appearing in his 2,131st consecu um. tive game to pass Lou Gehrig and He sL1ppcd the hands of fans. He break a record many considered hugged umpires. He embraced Rod unbreakable. 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SIUC junior Stelios Marncros was By Doug Durso I Salukis vs.i :.~ • selected as the Missouri Valley DE Sports Editor • ~·'· t ?vf~y,State Conference men's cross-country Athlete of the Weck. Coming into the second week Whim. M<:Andrew Stadium; Mamcros led the Salukis to vic of the football season. the . . . ~e.. .: . - tory over Kansas and Southern chances of SIUC and Murray WMfil Saturday, 1:30 p.m .• Indiana this past Saturday hy fin ishing first in a field of 28 witi1 a State being 1-0 were slim. lead Series Nf?Ord· Sal_ulds time of 19:30.6 over the four-mile However. as kickoff draws seriesS-4-2 closer at McAndrcw Stadium course. both teams enter with a victory Lest meeting; 1991 ai Marneros was named MVC and with a lot of confidence. Murray State_. lhe Salukls won cross-country Athlete of the Week Murray State dismantled 31-27. once la~t season. and also placed Western Kentuckv 35-14. first in the MVC meet la~t season. while the Dawgs h-eat 20th sive line and linebackers arc Mameros said he was excited ranked Southeast Missouri not the strongest part of our about being named Athltc of the State 30-27 last Thursday. team anyway. Week. Saluki head coach Shawn "What we arc going to need "I'm very happy," he said. Watson said he is impressed to do is get off the blocks early, "Mostly because the team won \\ith the Murray St. film be has plug gaps and get ready to Saturday." watched. chase them around all day." SIUC coach Bill Cornell said "Murray St. is a vet)' good Wat.~on said he knows that that Mamcros is very deserving of football team." he said. "I Murray State will bring eight the award and the fact that he wins watched the Western Kentucky guys to stop the run, because makes him a good runner. tape and they·ve got skills. that is the Dawg's strength. "He s a VCI)' dedicated young thcy·ve got si1..c. they've got a "Once you show people that ma:1," he said. "He's dedicated to good scheme offensively. a you can run. then they're going his training. he cats the right food, great defense and their pro to do everything they can to and he prepares himself very gram is definitely on an stop you and I expect Murrny well." upswing." State to do that. so you have to Cornell also said he wasn't sur Racer head coach Houston be able to open it up in the air:· prised that Mamcros was picked as Nutt said playing SIUC this Watson however. was not the Athlete of the Week. vear is a lot different than in happy with the passing game "It doesn't surprise me that he ihe past. led by redshirt freshman was picked," he said. "Most of the "They really scare us," he Reggie Kennedy during the schools didn't compete. and the said. 'The difference between SIUC victory over SEl\·10. one's that did only rnn five kilo this year·s team and last is " He {Kennedy) did lock meters. so nobodv reallv went at it night and day." onto people at time.~;· he said. hard." - • The Salukis hope to open up "I think he saw the rush instead riday marks the beginning of their running game. which of seeing L'ic movement keys F the 1995-96 season for the torched SEMO's defense for v.·c read. SIUC men's golf team. The 261 vards. "By and large. he just did Saluki's arc traveling to Cape N~tt said SIUC's ground not execute the way he execut Girardeau. Mo. to play in the PAUt Mw.ORY - The Daily E1npti,1n game is going to be a big prob ed in practice. the way he exe Capital Bank Invitational. lem for his team. because that cuted in scrimmages. He just SIUC is one ofl 5 teams fighting is one of its weak areas. didn't do it. We've got to Hack it up: Scott Danskin attempts to make contact with a hacky to win the 36-hole tournament. "I worried because they closely evaluate the position. sack. He is a member of CAOSS, which is a newly fanned fool bag dub. The Salukis then travel to Cedar (SIUC) have so much si1..c up Danskin was practicing Thursday afternoon in the Free Forom Area near Falls. Iowa Sept. 14-17 for the front and sever.ii backs who Parkinson Hall. can run," he said. "Our dcfen- see OPENER, page 18 see BRIEFS, page 19 SIUC netters even up record as -•;_. . >PESports. Evansville Aces' fold last 'hand' i By Michael Deford \t~tif~f~·-rr.~-~ti~ti:9:p_s .. Dail/ [gyptian Reporter .~ --,\ · , ;,week2:.. _ 11 Our performance The Aces came up one card shon in the followed suit last fifth "hand" Wednesday night. The SIUC volleyball team recorded its night, but it was first Missouri Valley Conference win of ii : the sca~n after defeating the Evansville a win." :m:.~=·1·~:\;; Ace.~ on the road. The Salukis, now 2-2 m·crall. knocked off the Aces. 15-11. 12- Sonya Locke ~ '· ,. 'ii- 15. 15-5. 12-15 and 15-10. The Aces arc SIUC volleyball coach r - .>. : \~ ~.. -; ~· , , now 0-10 lifetime against the Salukis. · Senior outside hitter Heather Herdes . ·iJoug~ Chris elark Michaef Melanie led the Salukis with 24 kills and a .358 I· Durso· ·>:. Assistant DeFonl· .Gray "Wednesday nights performance wa~ hitting percentage. Herdes also had a key Sports.Edi~or · Sports ~to~ Staff Writer Sta~fWriter ace in the fifth and final match that very typical of us." she said. "So far. we sparked the spikcrs to victory. have been very up and down. (8-7). • ' (8-?) (1S.2) (9-'6) Coach Sonya Locke said Herdes' per "Our performance followed suit last ~; ~: ' .'·'SYrullx··' -~: formance vlas the key to SIUC's win. night, but it was a win." 'There is no que.~tion that Heather car Friday night SIUC will host conference =~1:sR~~~~::· =~af~:!~~ ~'if.m~~{1~=~ ~~~lta':~!:~~ STEELERS Oilera' .. STEELERS at Oilers _. · STEELERS et Oilers · · STEELERS at Oilers ried us offensively." Locke said. "She had rival Indiana State in the Saluki al a huge key ace in the fifth game which Invitational. Saturday afternoon the spik Ja'=ts8:ir~6:LS JA;~~!f~' -Ja~a!:::5• •,JA~:~ta~trrls really helped us OlcJt:· crs will go against Austin Peay. Locke said she is not concerned with ,, -=r:!uVl:i"~: .. , .. ~::rsa1a¥:~.'. .. ~~~a~~~ P=~!:"al~ Locke said Herdes' performance has Giants at CHIEl'S, · .:.:: · . GIANTS et Chlels ·.: Giants et CHIEFS, GIANTS at Chiefs been strong since the season started. Austin Peay at this point as the Lady Bucs at BROWNS .. . Sues at BROWNS -·· Sues at BROWNS · , Bucs al BROWNS• "Her performance ha~ been \'Cl)' strong Go\'s arc the furthest thing from her Broncos at COWBOYS ,: . Broncos et COWBOYS, :' Broncos at COWBOYS: . Broncos at COWBOYS lately.'' she said. "So you have to go with mind. : : .: COLTSatJets :·. ·.::.·· COLTSatJets··. ,-> '.''.•.· COLTSatJets- •-. . COLTSatJets· what you've got." "Austin Peay does not even exist right Sea~~~o/~~~,~~tl?afl~~-.~at!:~~ Seo/8~'af=~~ Herdes needs onlyl9 more kills to take now." she said. "Indiana State is a con ' Eagles at CARDINALS o.. Eagles at CARDINALS:.· .·. EAGLES al cardinals EAGLES at cardinals over the No. 9 spot in career kills in SIUC ference match and we have to be con .. Mmmu' ''':-,'. :Mimm-~::· .:,:,;>·,MmJdU._'."_' ' •·-·.MmulU• history. cerned with them first. PACKERS at Bears . { fA~~ at B,ears ;_ <. Packers al BEARS . Packers at_ BEARS Adding to the Saluki attack was senior "Anytime you arc in a tournament with Upset~~~•·• · Upaetspec)al• · · · uitctat• \Jgiset Special· a conference match you have to concen upset outside hitter Beth Diehl, who claimed · - .: .·_: R~s~ins : . . . -:· ' Seattle · ,. ~gles :,> Jli.s)J,l!rs . four aces and senior setter Kim trate on them first." Golebiewski, with a team high 13 digs. The Sycamores step into Da\'ies Am1a...'' ~us 'Frer~ite. ~·-{oaf for the ~ Despite losing-~ I'm ~ng for As far as team performance. Locke Gymnasium posting a 4-0 record while loads- ·,tlie.,-resurgent, Mlrer,Galloway.combo to",Woodsol'I, the Oilers are the Glar.,s-to bounce said it has not been on a consistent level the Lady Govs will look to record their Redskins to_a victory ovar. Hght:up -_ Iha Chargers. no , _match:.· for the .back from last week's the R~~-8.t ~ndary•.. '. ,', •• ~-. 'Steel Curtain/ ' ... ' . disaster. ,. ,' - . since the beginning of the season. first win of the season. RFK:.·: :