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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1987 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in September 1987 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian -SOl! thern Il!i nois University at Carboodale Thursday, September 10, 1987, Vol. 74, No. 14, 20 Page> Board of Trustees to discuss spring tuition increase By To'JY Eck~rt Star-Writer students at sru.c pay $556 tnition per semester. The Students may soon feel the University coUects another pain of the sta t~'s cut in the $273 per semester in fees. University budget - in the Those figures reflect a four fonL' of a tution increase. percent tuition increase - The sru Board of Trustees passed by the board last spring will consider a mid-year - that ,·'ent into effect this luUion increase at its meeting fall. today in Ballroom B of the About 14.2 percent of the Student Center. University University's operating budget officials say the boost is comes from tuition and fees. necessary to recoup a $5 State tax dollars account f"r million cut in state funding for 46 .3 percent of the budget. sru. Housing fees, research grants, Chancellor Lawrence Pettit Student Center earnings and has remained f: ilent on the size other activities account for the of the increase he will remaining 39.5 percent of rpcommend to the board. University funds. However, President John sru initiaUy requested $226.5 Guyon told the Civil Service million [rom the state for fiscal Employees Council last week year 1988, which began July 1. that a $100 Jl"r semester in· The U1inois Board of Higher crease would be necessary to Education trimrr.ed the restore the $4.3 million lost by request to $:> ·,4.6 million. Gov. sru.c as a result of the slate James R. Thompson recom· funding cut. mended Jl3t the University The board is expected to receive $212.8 million, but make a final decision on a made t 413t figure contingent on tuition increase in October. the :.egislature's approvd] of The increase would take effect his tax increase proposals. in January. Full-time undergraduate See TUmON, Page 5 Aquino to reorganize; entire cabinet resigns MANILA, Philippines (UP!) lhe country, pledged his - The entire Cabinet sub resignation as foreign affairs mitted its resignation Wed· secretary by telephone. nesday in a ·'sponlaneous Press Secretary Teodoro combustion" move giving Benigno, one of the first to Jacqueline EYans, junior In preyeterl~arlan blood Wednesday at the blood driYe In the President COI·azon Aquino a quit, said Aquino remained studies, jokes with the nurse as she glyes Student Center. chance to reorganize her ''lXlised and synchronized" as executive branch in the bitter the executive officers turned in aftermath of a bloody coup the resignations on hand· attempt. written slips of paper, but did Red Cross blood drive Tbe first resignations were not say how she will proceed. tendered without warning at a "She has not told us [ have morning meeting involving 11 accepted your resignations," nets half of two-day goai Cabinet secretaries. The rest he said. "We continue to of the 24 secretaries and four :r.;::::,~~ Waldo Catholic Church, 303 S. p!'Unds and be in good commissioners were sum See MANILA, Page 5 Poplar, will hold a drive he.!lth. 1'hey will receive moned to an emergency af· The Red Cross campus from 1:30 to 6:30 p.m. sandwiches, fruit and ternoon session where they feU Gus Bode blood drive coUected 428 Friday. beverages. in line with their colleagues. pints Wednesday, slighUy A registration table will be Walk-ins are welcome and In Washington, White Rouse less than half of its two-day intheStudentCenterfromlO no one should have to wait spokesman Marlin Fitzwater goa l 01900. a.m. to 3:30 p.m. today to very long, Ugent said. It said, "We in the U.S. govern· Vivian Ugent, \'Iood drive make appointments for both takes about a half hour. ment support the Aquino government and her attempts ~ coordinator, said 400 people days. People also may caU Daniel Vignieri, senior in to strengthen her government showed to donate, but 38 Ugent at 457-5258 or the Red aviation management, was I ~W were deferred for such Cross at 529-2151 to make the 428th donor Wednesday. and eslablish the rule oj law. things as iron-poor blood. appointments. Vignieri, who bas flnated This move should be helpful in \G::t providing her the flexibility to The drive will !Ie held from The goal of the four-day at every campus drive since establish her lt13dership. ,. Gus say. Cory's golta stock 10 :30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. today drive is 1,095 pints. April 1986, recehed a "l in Student Center Ballroom Donors must be at least 17 gaUon" pin Wednesday for Vice President Salva~or her cabinet with good Laurel, who was · sitin ~ !:"'I gr.)dlents if she wants to be
D. SI. Francis Xavier~ years old,~~ weigh at least 105 his donation of~~~ eight pints . ~ L ______military bases in the south of chl e!cook. This Morning USC sets aside $300 for voter rally By Dena Schulte " We ur-,? merp!y prOviding a Speck denied StaffWftter "At this Lime, U of [ is draw 1,000 regIStrations a day, service lo tbe conum.:nity, a reaching £ 1,000 voter mark he said. Registration lables parole again The Undergraduate Student reach out (or voter while we have only 135," will be set up in the S~Jdent Organization will get $300 to registration. " Grigas said. "That's 10 Limes CenterCrom9a.m . toSp.m. -Page6 ~ on its voter registration Damon Mathis, executive more voters than us." Plans for the rail, include rally. assislant, said, "We're taJJti"g The money will come from aboot a mere 15-<:ent to 2O-cen1 The Wir.:.3ing school will the band "Art Solatter," Tennis team the student activity fees. Aboot r.ost per student. In the past we receive a trophy and the losing balloons, posters, banner.. and set for Gateway $2,500 was spent on last year'. ba ve given $300 to school wiU be required to hang flyers. "We want to make the drive, John Grigas, chief of organizaticns for weekend rally a !<;nd U; ,,<>ter ap -Sports20 slaff, said at the usa mp.<:ting functions. ,. ~r~~=~~I~~~~=~~ preciatiL'O DaiJ" Egyptian Faculty, lEA OK 2 percent plan's end £Sy Susan Cunls Staff Writer Faculty and Illinois Edu"a tion Association mer;.bers rear ted positively I "We've been working against ·the "! percent plan for two years and applaud the faculty senate," Charles Zucker, of l.he lEA, said. Elaine Alden, faculty senate president, said the rationale behind the recommendation to terminate the plan SIudenls Dan Smlt~ and Craig Gu"m&~ power clnoe 13 In I mce near Ihe SIudlnl Cenler Wedn"sday. was that projected decreases in enrollment have not materialized. Games, comedy and music However I Zucker said the IE \ played an important role in raising the consciousness of the faculty. "The lEA is not trying I 4¢ ~O'-IES ~O'\i.' & MORE 607 S_ ILLINOIS AVE. ~1rO'TI~1 OPEN Mon.-Th. 8-MIONrTE Fri. 8-6 SAT. 10-6 SUN. 1·9 _ REE PRIVATE PARKING IN REAR OF BUILDING ~ More Ir'i()rmation Call : 529-5679 ~~"'Ct...... ,. .. ,... t O""""""'\ AU ...... ~------.------~-- T,.· ... rn ~I~t~.~lr - :.--....;: 11 -1 0 ,)0,.. L I[ (C 1\ ~.m 6101 fd1ln r .D. / The American 1"ap 11-1Ia", C/"'t.!Jy.eF!. ·L!.!..:!Ir~l! ~ nlTRODOCTORY OFFER IHappy Hour 11 :30-8:oo! r I Concretes, Malts, Miller Drafts 45( 2 fo Shakes: Regular, Miller Ute Drafts 45( Feature, or Super Sundae Pitchers Miller Ute $2.40 Speedrails 95( dring in this coupon to We Also All Schna.pps 95( Seagram's 7 Sl.05 Stngro.m's I~. purchJse any concrete. I. malt. shake. ar any af our sur:;/aes and receive one of equal or lesser J SPECIAL OF THE MON TH volue FREE . d~lJ.t. H u:.t ';!lI.d -;c~1l1-t!ti ~_:.!!.:J ~~ I Student EdIIOf.ln-Chief. Shot'Ol" Waklo; Editorial 'ogc Editor. Ocwid Wroneo ; Auocio .. ~ itoriol Page Editor. Mary GoudIe: ManogJng Editor. Gordon allI ....'-Y . Death penalty an uncivilized solution THE DEATH PENALTY is becoming trendy. According ro a recent Media General-Associated Press survey, 86 percent of the Americans interviewed favored execution III ·at least some murder cases, the higbest percentage since 1936. There has been a corresponding upswing in executions in the United States. After an almost 100year hiatus ~rom executions, followed by several yean' with only a few, executions are beginning to increase every year. I!I. ;986, 18 people were executed. So far in 1987, 22 people have been executed, with five people executed since Aug. 1. Tbe death penalty has become a common occurrence but that doesn't make it any mere logical. Just like the mothbf who spanks her children (or fighting, the use of capital punishment shows that we know of no other way ro treat the convicted offender than in the Letters way the victim was treated. Which does nothing more than mutely affirm the use of violence as a way ro solve problems. Those who support capital punishment say that it serves Smoking ban could be expanded as a deterrent for would-be offenders. But there is no evidence ro support this theory. There are, however, The proposal of 1 campus pollution. lovely natural landscape. smoking han seeJru like a nice Anyone suspected of not After the demolition, the studies that show that violence merely breeds violence. idea. We sincerely r .,.,mmend following a low·fat, high·fiber University community can The violence of k.ill.i.nR a convicted murderer cannot be that the spirit of dorm be diet, obesity, or anyone with gather at Stone House, which excluded - no matter now " civilized" or sanitized it might extended to other areas of the suspicious smell of Big has recently proven its ability be. campus life. Far too many Macs on their breath will be to take in everybody. nasty activities are permitted turned away. Heinous of· Some quibblers may think here to allow the zeal of fenses, such as burping or these measures are negative. THE MAITE R BOIL[ down to the fact that murder by prohibition to stop with breakillg wind or using So we w'JI conclude with three society is no different than murder by an individual, ex smoking. University la va tories uplifting proposals. For cept that execution is legal. Does that make it a " good" Let's remove all cigarettes (students must lean to bold pbY"ical enhancement, each murder? We think not. from vending machines on it) , are subject to tbe morning sbould be devoted to It's interesting ro note that the death penalty has gained campus and reptace them with Draconian code, as worked out obligatory jogging along the popularity as our society has become more technically a full line of latex accessories by the Parking Division. rubble of Lincoln Drive - a for safety purposes . Fanert of courset will be boost to school spirit to see advanced. Interesting because the death penalty hearkens Suggestive clothi.ng should be razed, since there hasn't been everyone in a single berd, like back to the days of public hangings, when an emotional changed to veils (ror women) a trace of oxygen In it for years the great bisons of long ago. rather than IDglcal sense of justice was th.., rule. and unisex jeans and coveralls and it houses the most ex· Second, afternoons will be Perhaps the caveman justice ethic still is at work. Th" or possibly suits of armor or at pp.ndable departments. The spent by all at a mass lecture sheer popularity of the death penally is s!' strong that we i'laSt to chastity bclts - the Library and Pulliam must $0, or rally. can't Ignore its implications. It indicates 0U1 :;xiety's ~eys to which can be left In the since both are filled WIth Finally, in keeping with tbe advocation of vioJ.er.lce and brutality as a way to solve hands of our admtnistrators. asbestos. Since this problem purifyinI! spirit of the smoking problems, amazin6.ly even as a way to end violence. We believe that squirrels applies to all buildings on ban, -eveDlngs will be devoteil and pigeons should be campus (except Stone House to compulsory chapel Curfew IN LIGHT OF the number of recent executions and the eradicated: they are busily and Shryock) they all should will begin at 9 p.m. - Marla 1,911 people currently serving on SPRINGFIELD (UPI) - former prosecutor, called the Richard Speck, labeled the ~ mit..:"" \,f ,."un.! . ...'1"'11 .. nJ hlt:t. Gov. James Thom,r P.~':;'Ca~~ .' ~peck'S parole ..ptil" \'.tU ~ .n"," .H.:;... t hi tTl; ..... A.n "evil destroyer" who mur '·\.tf~torJir\;fn. """ .... :' dered eight student nurses in son, Tht: ::mnouncement came An ~'f \\ i "~ ,, " . S ..... "'rt f·... : 1966, was denied parole One Wet!\[ after 30 angry and Wednesday for the sixth time a former prosecutor, weel?i ng friends and relatives by a unanimous vote of the called the prospect of hlS eight victims packed a JOHN BEUJSHi ~ AYKROYD Illinois Prisoner Review hearing room at the StalevilJe Board. of Speck's parole Correctional Cenler in Joliet •• ;'."IIAL",;ttl.,lj;l1 The decision WOol announced "unthinkable . .. and castigated Speck as a in a brief written statement by butcher who might kill again. Saturday 6:30- 9:00 -11 :30pm board chairman Paul K1incar Speck originaUy was sen anti came without explanation. " We have to " be said " You lenced to death bul was Officials at the boam refused never know ~ hen some no resentenced to 400 to 1,200 t ~ elaborate. good-doer will get in there and years in prison afler the = Speck, 45 , who has seoved ~1 start the drive against whnt we Illinois death penally law was years in prison, previously has are doing beca u s~ of his good voi ded by the Supreme Court & \~iu~ been denied pa role fi ve times behavior," in 1971. Dl cJat .... ,6(10 AM by the :O-member t""rd. Lav, enforcement officials At the Stat.eviUe maximum " The members of the also hailed the verdict. securit; prison, Speck has Present Pri:.uner Re\riew Board have " It wa, the right decision worked as a waU painter and voted un&~;mously to deny today, :t will be the rigilt lived a mong the genera l paro:e to Rithard Speck, who decisioD in 1990 and it's the population. is inl'arCerak'"'ti at Stateville only de"ision for the rest of Jimi Hendrix Corr!!ctionaJ Cent~ r .1f the Speck's life," Cook County The brutality of his crime board's statemeilt said. Stale's Attorney Richard shocked the nation and tile Biography "Speck's next parole hearing Daley said. "The victims and possibility that Speck might be is set for September 1990." their families, who must relive released from prison brought a Thurs<:lay 7 a. 9pm Joe Matusek. whose their anguish every three storm of protest nationwide, daughter was one of Speck'f years, deserve so much wi th more than 9.000 people victims, said he was pleaspa compassion that there caD be contacting the board .., op 4th Floor Student Center with the decision, but wP.Jld none left for the evil destroyer position to the move. continue to work w see that of !h()5e precious young lives." Speck reportedly had Video Lounge All Shows '1.00 Soeck is never released Gov. James Thompson. a planned to atlend the hearing. I BY" SSEE KEYBOARD The mus/dans ch(',ce f Of guitars. sv n'h~ S"Pt? rs . P A. sys tems, ampldlers. efl I fries at the bel' .thnk , ..touron l; you're missing the appor~unlty to try something Benefit Fee Refund diH.rent. You know about Gia nt City and lIttl. Grassy·the ... OrQ easy . But what about the Pomona c..n«al Slo,...... 'th tt. Green 1Il1""r FkxJtI·The GoreYill. Friday, Sept. II, 1987 Hon. A u<1lon with 301:' real cowboy, bkldlng on hot,," from four .tot•• • the Anna lIb)'Qry built In 1906 ~ ;.. an:::hltec:turol det5gn breakttw-augh thot To appl\, for a refund, a .tudent mUlt .... 0. a pt'"Kl.rwt to good a i' Frank lloyd ·the Jonesboro Pork Squa,.. wn.r. Lincoln I Douglas debated 122 .,.a... pre•• nt h •• fha, Inlurance poUcy boolel,,' ova. And then thet.'. FIIlEO'S-onty 4 ~ mlJ.• .a.t of C'c.!ole.Fnwn Harrisburg I or the schedule of b."~:H ts alon., with the ~,. , Co~m. & CnJOl Springs. Galatia & Grondtower come cool mil" " , Inluronce wallet I.D "!ord to the Studant trucken. fGrmen I f.xtcry woriters to donee to country musk that hot I'. ... ealth Program. Insuronc. OHle., Kti:nar roots In the A.ppo~l1l"n. , ;.taU, Room 111. All .tude"fa. Including You've come olang~ . boby-now I~ you',.. c:ulturoJ .nobber( behind I J come a II ttl. bit further. Come to FRED'S ond Mc:om. a port of ft .. r.al thos.. who have upplled for a Con",ll.. tlon Southern Ill1nol ••t,,", le . Waiver and whose .... or. no' yet paid. must apply for the r.fund before the Th~. Saturday: deadline. Students 17 and under need a SILVER MOUNTAIN paren", .Ignature. wIth Wayne HI8CIon on fleWl. Th. MechanIcal BullIs -Soci(-, a...... -!::. ~SE.VI A 'Aal CALL 549-1221 :Qriefs ~v~o.q AMERICAN GUILD of Rc,m. .'oJ! officers and' ad· BETA GAMMA Sigma will INTERNATiONAL CHRI· colD~tC]"~~~ •• ' 58.00, IiOW' ,~S.OO Organists wm sponsor a choral vi~e.-s must attend. meet at 7 tonight in the Student STIAN ~'ellowship will show ret. reading workshop at 7:30 p.!!'. Cen ter Thebes Room. All the movie "Revival of Evil" al m ellide. CRt II ~t7u.., jo'riday at the First Un ited aLACK GRADUATE members must attend. For 7 tonight in Quig;"y l[ Vanity 801ltli M~thodist Church, 2l~ W. Student Association will meet 'details, call Ty Cobb at 549- auditoriu,'l. HalratyllDg Main. Admission is {ree. at 5:30 p.m. today in the 0493. 704 • • ~A... . Student Center Activity Room BIG MUDDY Film Festival B. MATH CLUB will hold an CARBONDALE UN;'rED 4:~~~ r~ =- will hold an organizatiu,,al organizational meeting at 7 Way will have its annunl r~~~~~~'l'~.....~~ oo~. ~lt~.~ meeting at e p.m. Monday in POLLUTION CONTROL is lonight in Neckers ....'OB . Residential Division T~lefun9.15 21 City Of tube Puzzle answers original arts and crafts of area 22 Woman 5.30 7.30 9 30 2S Ramo ... women is currently being 25 Touch ~vtngly are on Page 15. shown at John A. Logan 5007.109.20 21 EIIrth College. 21 0"". o-nul 3001l.t~ 2 Too b.d 35 "_. • umml... 4 57·6 100 31 H.alth ,.aot1 3 SowMI of 11,;1 "Soutnei.·n Illinois Women : 34 W.r In 1UB 4 WagM FH~~'W.~., Their Arts and Crafts,'· will 4457o(1091S 31 Recipe abbf. 5 Tramplea 3& Hom!!:'.: run through Oct. 5 in the H --toot oU • Impetuoua .bb<. 3307309.30 70rdtnal 37 R.llgioull ~I school's art gaUeries. 40 Sanctimonious aum.. a 41 S.d IOUlld. A reception for lhe artists platitudes • Pacific fiatt 42 H •••llan 41 Altddl'h- II Ura.ua grMtlngl featured in the current show brown gem. 10 Tip ~ NutMf1ca1 will be held Friday, Ser.t. 11 ,::> WOf'thlp' 11 Wild .al.r In::-nn.tlon from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Col.ege's " Painter H.nri buHalo 44 H.ri~ ! dull West Entrance Reception n Panactt. 12 Nobt.m.n .urf.CI 44 JlMr to th. 15 Thraahed 45 Kind ot Lounge. Adrt •.lic 17 ....do .. commH, .. 49 OMr Irall 18 NOftliat Hlnry A special exhibit, "Crafts of SO CI"'ateal or Arthur I. a.coma '''0- clated with C}1.i;": lm.llS," will feature the 22 Skinny 47 W. kl joyful 53 C"; •• 23 DMllnea 41 CUt llehtl., artwork of people of various 57 youngat.... 24 Coull ! flyer 51 Author Loot 25 Prlco 60 Woodwind eihnic Jackgrounds in 59 H. ~. kSe. ",- 21 "ountalna 51 eo,"pletlld southern Illinois. from Dec. 4 150 Sch . • ubl. 27 H...... t 52 O ~D word through Jan. 5. ., Record a 2:8 N _ up, Docr 54 .;ont.tnar 1M 82 Edlblo root 30 O.rtln liquid 31 IMtf.ted rod! 55 lhlrlry OOWN 32 01 ... aqu.,., ...... ion Senior citizens 1 Innocent OM S3 HHI dwelle,. 61 T.... contest set John A. Logan College is sponsoring an arts and crafts ~~~tO~d~~~~ r~d~~ a~~ district. A total of $500 d~lIars in prizes will be awarded to Ute 100 best entries. JuJges will consider the works at the West Entrance Rer.eption Lounge on Oct. 6 from" to 4:30 p.m. and Oct. 7 from 2 t04 p.m. Entrants may submit one original work per media, with a maxi mum of t'vo entries. For morf' Getails, call Pat Fitzgerald'J< Priscilla Winkler at 549-733.'i, 542-8612 or 1-800- 85 1-47"c •. SPC Consorts Presents Wcdneaday. Sepccmber 16, 1987 8:00 p m. Student Centcr Ballroom THE PRINCIPAL Genercl Admission Ticktfts '9.50 SIU Studer.ts '10.50 Ge',era l Public .~v ailable at Student Cornter Cer.tt"o l Ticket OHice fdlw"ccJlhl",J 'We Program ExcitemE'n.t '" cash only Number of Carbondale kids rTIE-6OLB-MIIEr ~ I limit I per Free I I boycotting school dwindles I, pizza S 1 OFF Delivery I I By Jacke Hampton l~edi u m or larg. "'no . In·hou.e or Oelivery I I Staff Writer affirmative action-equal op Litherand sa:d he could only portunity program and the release attend mce figures and I FREE 1-32 oz. Coke I 6. I The number of children failure of the board to did not know if meetings had r lJ " 'with delivery of smol.1 or mediurT, .pizzo \ ~ ~ I boycot~ing Carbondale recognize the black com been set up Or tween the board, ! ._. . 2-32 oz Cokes With Lorge pIZZO g 51 Elementary School classes munity as a viable part of the administ,·.tion and tbe had dwindled from iti5 education of black students. parents. • 611 S. Illinois 529-4138 or 529-4130 o:zJ Tuesday to 69 W.;dnesday, a The notice was signed by Tbe release from Hayes said spokesman for the district Richard C. Hayes, coordinator it was sIgned by 26 other said. of Student Life atSIU-C. Hgyes Carbondale district parents University C stian Ministries "The numbers given are aU says he is a spokesman for the but no other names appeared black students," Ralpl, citizens group. on it. The grc!JP mel last V\ 'hat's a N on-Trad? Litherand, director of He sai" Wednesday that "he Thursday and voted to boycott, educational services, said. wasn't r "clre" of the d .~line in the releas~ staled. Mary Helen Gasser "The norma! rate of absence the number of c~ildren Tbe group reportedly met hasn ' t been established boycotting the school. again Tuesday and agreed to Nontrad Student Services because it is so early in the Hayes said his grandchild is continue the boycott. Jacober Thurs. Sep t. 10 NOON school year. " a mong the students boycot told reporters tha t he W~S ting. disappointeG the group didn't Food for Thought lunch di!,cussion series A group ident,fied as try to talk te administrators "concerned citizens" has "Although they miss a week before pursuing the boycott. circulated a notice to news early in the school year, it School board president J ack media, and apparently to won 't be detrimental to them," McKillip tal"ed to Hayes parents of black elementary he said. 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'65 Now sale bargair-.tS. a while." baby furniture is a family The alert to parents was In receDl year:t . construction heirloom. doesn't necessarily issued by the Consumer and design of nursery products make it safe," Scanlon said, SHOES-N-STUFF Product Safety Commission have undergone significant " Nor is the absence of prior 1~~ . III ACJO§S From Old Train Depot and Ule Juvenile Products safety improvements. officials problems with sucb furniture a Hours ~7 9-8 Fr i-Sat Manufacturers' Association, said. guarantee that it will be ac which are sponsoring Baby But parents should look for cident free in the fl.!ruro::-." Safety Week . putential hazards. including More than 88.000 infants and " Parents need to con Impr0r, spacing of crib slats. children under age 5 were centrate on safety from the poor . it of crib mattresses. treated in hospital emergency day the baby is born. par large V-shaped tops of baby rooms last year for injuries ticularly when nursery gates. large mesh in sides of associated with nursery products are used," Com- playpens and unstable baby products. statistics show. Health Service Corps program (OPIALOI SAVE A LOT Kinko's gives qu",otity discounts on receives boost from House velte copies from one .... :-iginal. After 100 copies. the rest are HAL F PRICE ! WASHINGTON Pepsi®Week! HANGAR HOTLINE 54~9='=12=3:3~~~ 20% Off Entire Stock CHARTER BUS SERVICE Carbond~le io Chlcage Catch the Pepsi ~ school spLit Safe & Dependable Charter Bus Service during Pepsi" week at Clik's! The hot Fall looks for juniors IEARL Y BIRD SPECIALI i1.oo off Round Trip Tick.t when yov are at CIik's-jerseys, sweat purchase yeNr tick.t at least 7 days prior to derKJnurtt. This oHer is not valid 1'1 conjunction shirts, sweatpants and jeans. with any oth~r discount. You pay only '''2.95. They're destined to cool your (eflectivethru November 1987) thirst for fashion! ITRA VEL WiTH i; .fBlINP sPiCiiij Buy 2 R(.~und Trip Ticit." a t th., lame time, for the SCJme depo1tur. time ~!. travel dot. and pay ,nly 'll9_90. you """;, '10_00. Not volid iii conjunction with and other Glik's dlocount. (Good ,,,' s.ptembe.- 1987 dl>pOrtur •• only_) SQtEpUUD IUS plPAI&'.t8IS 4:10 Frh!ay. for Guys & Gals CortIond.JIe-Deporture 4:10pm Dan ttyon & 95th 10 :55pm 609 S. "hnGis Ave 8:10pm Union Station 11 :3Opm Phone 549-8200 9:40pm Harlem & Kennedy 11 :55pm ,'pen f'ri &SaL. g·30a.m. to 7 p.m. 10:lOpm O'HoreOasI. 12:15pm ~l o n . -Wed. 10:4O!>m Hln.dale Oo.i. 12;3Opm Thurday, 9·30 3 m t~ 6" m. Closed Sunday b Sale good thru Sun~.y. September 13. _------1kI_ RetUO"!l on s..nday. I :1. I l fOR FURTHER INfC8-MATIC)i;I CALL 57•• " .... L.::;.Da lly Egyptian. September 10. 1987 ------~=--~~----~-- E-Night offers fun, savings E-night offers food galore The Grand Opening of "'. 9 to 10:30 p.m., Coffee Condo Roman Room: Rap Dlino!.s, A variety of food will be \lie winner o( \lie corn Night at 8 p.m. Friday in the (student entertain ment), 10 :45 10 to 11 p.m., Celebration, 11 to offered during the E-Night shuclting coolest. Student Ce"ter Crossroads will to 11: 15 p .m ., Kodak, la.m. festivities. Chicago Pan Pizza ",ill be feature the Ma rching Salulus, comedian, 11 :30 to 12. 3Oa .m. Student Center Bookstore: Tbe Chuckwagon, 0pen sold for SO cents a ~Iir.e at the S ba k~rs and the sru Buwling and Billiards roo"l: Classical Quartet. 8:30 to 10 from 9 D.m. to midnight at the solicitation area near Cheerleaders. " Rork ' n ' Roll Ex· p.m. Other ev€~ts : the South Patio, will feature the bakery (rom 8 !:l mid· lravagar.aa," 7:30 p.m. to 1 TV Lounge: Superman barbeque ribs, beef stew, night. Art Alley: lIIinois Tourism 3.m., Saloon-atie's, 9:30 to Trivia, 9to 10:30 p.m. Display, 7:30 to midnight. 12 :30. a .m. corn·on-the·cob, baked Hot dogs will ly, sold (or SO 2nd Floor (outside ad beans, fruit, iced lea and cents at the H<>I Dog ('..arts Auditorium: Jon Lautrec, Information Station : Wheel ministration office): Lincoln hypnotist, 8 to 10 p.m. lemonade, a,- well as a com located throughout the of Fortune, 8:30 to midnight. Log Building Conlest, 8:30 to 10 shuckillg contest, free Student Center. Big Muddy RoomCr.r; Picture Place (nea r p.m. Shop: Big Muddy Comedy caricatures and air-brushed The Ice Cream Parlor, escalators ): li T he Un- 4th Floor, Vide'> Lounge: T·shirts. Prices ior food and located in the Old Main House, 7' 45 to 1 a .m., Paul Superman-Popeye Car· Simon and Abe Lincoln Look· t~~~~~~' ~:'':;; 8~?:~r~i drinks are SO cents and a Room, will sell ice cream Ioonfest, 9:30 to 10 :~ p.m. and microwave will be given to for SO cents a scoop. A·Lik" Contest, 8: 15 to 8:45 Cruise, 8:30 to midnight. Dixie lito 11 :30 p.m., Stup.d Human p.m., Scott Burton, cGmedian, Jazz Cats, 9to II:: Th.. TI.60 /und""u mdudt T1 , TI·65 "'uall ,iuo h.·\l.It./.,.,.,rrtilli""dflnnt'f)UIfU. TI -60 /uncUllfli. plw d mf,'l.'TiJfhln tHing Slm/JSml" rut..-. !.:.,pu. 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W hen we set o ut (Q make our most Plus, there arc programming steps to TFXAS~ advanced scientifiC calculators . we speed you th rough rcpetit ive calcula· $v;f ...,...... re (he kind of student who's gave a lor of tho ugh t to \\ hal your (ions. BUI ("Yen though oorh can gOt scie~cel') n the brain . get thc iNSTRUMENTS Dally Egyj>tian, September tG, 19117, PAge II ------p ------Entertainment Guide AlexB nder Cole's - Bob May F r; d ay a nd Saturday. Party. Sunday, Closed Monday Nighl Football. wide soreen D.J . Sbow, Thursday. Big ""rkralt. Sunday and Monday. rod Tuesday. Video, MO',day. Mexe·Fest. Rhino. rhythm and blues, Tuesnay. Friday and SaturUay. Gary Hangar ~ - The Fad, Oasis Dine and Disco, Berg D.J. Show. Sunday and Thursday. The Crush. Friday Ramada Inn - Dance Music. Sidetrad,s - Ricn Frers and Monday. T·Bane D.J . Show. and Saturday. Closed Sunday Thursday and Friday. Gold.n John "B u bb~" Hall. acoustic Tuesday. Jen Gibbs D.J. and Monday. Oldies Show, Saturday. Clt;.sed rock, Thursday. Island P arty Show, Werlne.:day. Sunday and Monday. Dance Night. Friday. Jeremiahls - Traveling Contest. Tt.. :saay . B.G.'s Old Tyme Deli - MUSiC Machine D.J. ·-'tow, Professi"". • 1 Comedy Night, Friday and Saturday. Live PK's - Brian Crofts. 8:30 p.m. e."ry Tuesday and Ilroadcast. The Eagle 104.9. original country, Thursday. Wednesday, featuring two Wednesday. . . ~"i.. OFTttEWEEK headliner comedians and a Pinch Penny Pub - Mercy, local emcee. $3 cover. Mainstreet Easl - Women's live jazz, Sunday. . _ " . L 9110·9116 Music. 5~ p.m., New Fron Gatsby's - Boom Scene. tiers-WlDB AlternativE;' Music. Prime Time - F.gyptian • -LSftR 0 ' .-.;. ~~~~s~~nd Thursday. HowieJ. D.J. Show. 8 p.m. to close. Thursday. 25 Combo, variety, Thursday, 3 to 7 p.m .. Friday. Big Fun, cent cover. 5th Anniversary Friday and Saturday. 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Just like down on the range B.. n-Q served outta genuine tins! Sponsored by Student Center Dining Services, Blue Crew, alid Student Center Grapbics_ If you han the follow.ng Volkswagen Honda Volvo Toyota Fiat Datsun BMW Mercedez You don't have to pay a fortune, to have your Imported car serviced Look for our weekly specials " •• _J •• Fall Hours: M-F Sam-6pm' Sal. g ...n - ~nm ' Iooul ..... 1 .." .... e ~" ..Io ...... ~ p Green defends managerial pick; Jeans "uktJve('~ h wants to manage Cubs L-ee CHICAGO (uP!) - Third Lober or November, buL we stiff upper ~; ;-' 711esday. base coach John Vukovich won 't make a decision until " Dallas said the Liming is noL ... ants to be the Chicago Cubs' we're compleLely satisfied . good righL now for anybody to manager. Frar.k Lucchesi, the " Anybody coo.ching no\\ will take over ~D more than an $18 Cubs ' interim manager, says get as much consideration as interim basis. To a certain I ~all ",..n',& ·, \IOm~', ,tyte5. Vukovich woula be a good anyone from ~uLside Lhe degree, I understand it" choice. organization," Green said. Vukovich then listed his S"ggE5ted retail up to '56. In light So why didn't Vukovich geL That's good news for qualifications, which includes weight chambray, 5U:>er bleach, black. the job as soon as manager Vukovich, wh o has been wi th managing Chicago's In· tlfue, and 5tone ' oIa5hed denim. Gene Michael resigned Lhe Cubs for six years a nd is structional League team lasL fxcIude5 frr.,ted denim. Monday? c onsidered ma nageria l fall. He has workt:d as dugout " By naming Frank the in· maLerial. Vukovich definitely coach, first base coach and terim manager, we also take wants the job. which he held third hase coach for the Cubs some pressure away from for two days on a il interim rpilEfERREd STock since joining the club in 1981- anybody else," Cubs' general basis himself in beIW""n Jim Vukovich played for Green ...L_~ ___ __ of CARboNdAlf manager Ddllas Green said. Fre;- and Michael in June of in the Philadelphia Phillies Brond Nome oH.price clothing for men & women "This wir give us lime to 1986. organizaHon as a third gather our Lhoughts and give " I have the possibility at Lhe haseman and knows what iL 611 ·A S. III. Ave .. Hours: Mon.·Sot. 10.6 us time regarding our end of the season to get lhe job takes Lo work with Green. and we will take it from " He's a deIl1:!~d.ing guy who ~a~~a\e:iu~r~~~~~io~e~ 19c~ there/' Vukovich sa id with a wants to win," Vuko,",eh said. 1 11 N. Wa.hl ngt o n " I probably argued wiLh him N ... t to Tr•• Hombr e . Pat's Collins ready to play ;.,~el,;::~~/~y~'l?t:~~~d~; 529-38Oa doesn't make him right U I do a ter summer ~ocain e rehab get the call, I'm going to be f myself, like I was then." FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI ) - Po triots linked to drug use Lucchesi himself said Tonight New England Patriots running fullowing the club's Super Vukovich could do the jot. back Tony Collins suffered a !lowl appearance afLer the 1985 " I 'm a Vukovich man, for relapse of his cocaine habit s""son. He had Lested positive more reasons than one," Comedy Nlte during UJe orr,,eason and was for drug usc afLer the 1984 Lucchesi said . "He's a treated for a month aL a seaStli"! nnd went through straight-up guy. He's honest" and Houston clinic, a publis hed counseling and rehabilitation. There are other canrudates. report said Wednesday. Because of his drug in The pressure Lo plaee a black Stupid Humran Tricks " Nobody knew I was back volvement, Collins was tested man in a majo!" league 00 into drugs again," Collins Laid r"lluJarly during the 1985 and malU1.gerial rule ~ives HaJJ of $50 First Prize The Boston Herald. "H's all 1986 seasons, wi th no in· Fame ouLlielder and ClIrrent behind me now, though. I'm dication of further drug use. Cubs' batting coach Billy re8dy La play foor.oalL I f""l Collins Laid the Tribune that Williams some leverage. 50¢ Drafts like a rookie ,~~ain ." his problems with cocaine Williams has been named to Collins, a seven·year were suffered in lhe off·season manage the Instructional :,.. .- '1,? $1 0 0 Jose Quervo veteran, was one of six only. League Learn this fall · 6>~ .... 0., '/1' " Register for the Fall Semester at Newman LOYOLA COURSES IN THEOLO GY JESUS CHRIST, Fr. Edfors, Tuesdays, 7:30-9:30 pm THE OLD TESTAMENT, Fr. Karban, on Six Saturdays, 9:30 am to 3:00 pm (with breaks) TWO CREDIT COURSES Registration $5 .00 aIle Tu ition per course $40.00 Classes start on Tuesday, September 8th Buy famous. long ...mil.a9. m radl· for more information, visit or call Pl_ll 'Z!.!15 aew cars THE NEWMAN CENTER Pl&5Wll '37.15 The Top PI75/IMll '41.l15 of Une 715 S. 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University Mall • Carbondale DailY!·~. ~berlO,1t87 . pag'1 7 J ,.. -...... ------~--~------~ Saluki v/omen golfer's set goals, I Saluki sports shorts INTRAM-URAL SPORTS 2:30 p.m. Friday in East Gateway tit~e, trophies head list - Today is the last chance Lansing, Mich. to sign up for intramural Coach Julee I1l ner 's By Todd Mounce volleybaU competitio". A squad plays two games StaffWrrter caplain's meeting is set for Saturday in Mount 1987 Fall Women's golf Schedule 4 p.m. today in the Rec Pleasant, Mich. 1 ne first Winn ing the Gate". ay Center's multi-purpose game ;3 scheduled against Con'erence tiUe and bringing room . Men's, women's and the Ohio University BobcaL; home trophies are goals of the Sept. 12-13 - Lady Boler Clas'sie al West Layf8~,.ette. Ind. coree divisions in three at 9 a .m. The Salukis play 1987 Saluki women 's gait team, (,'8.m.) categories are open. their second ga me of the coach Diane Daugherty said. Sept. 19-20 - Itlloos 51. Invit. at Normal (8 8_m .) Sunday features the in day against Central " We want to place in the Sept. 25-27 - Lady Nonhero at Columbus, Ohio tr~mural soccer opener at Michigan Chippewas at 2 hardware," Daugherty said, (8 a.m.) Grand Avenue Pla)ii~lds. p.m. "we want to bring home Oct. 9-10 - Huskle a&saic o! 0eKe!!> (8 a.m.) HELD HOCKE ~' - The Cindy Oppermann is the troohies. " C-,t. 15-17 - Lady Katlnvtt. at Lexington. Ky. (8 a.m.) winl""s Saluld field hockey Salukis ieading scorer with ','If we finish in the top 50 team opens a three-day, two goals in three gamel'. percent i 'll be happy," four-game road trip against Both of her goals came Daugherty said, " If we finish the University r.f Michigan against the St.Louis in the top 10 percent, i'U be at ~:30 p.m. today in Ann Billikens. The other Saluki eslatic. " tougher competitors there. The Huskie Class;c ~5 Aroor, Mich. goal was scored by Daugherty added that "any Other teams include Missouri, ~cheduJed for Oct. 9 and 10 at The Salukis' first-ever Mad.nne Wulkop ;n the time we comJ;'e ~e with Big 10 or Western Kentucky and Nor NOithern iHinois University in encou nter with the first game of the season Big Eight schools, we have our Ihern lUinois. Dekalb. The Saluki women Michigan Slate Sparla:1S is against the Toledo Rockets. hands fuU ." The Lady Northern in finished fO 'lTth last year out of After opening the season at tercollegiate, slated for Sept. a IO-team field. Six Saluki the Lady Boiler FaU Classic 25-27, is expected to be another !inksters wiU compete in the the Salukis travel to Illinois challenging tournment and 54-hole tournament. Slate University in Normal for Daugherty said last year the The Salukis face w"at Lhp. IJJinois S~t~ !ilvlth.tional Salukis tied for ninth out of a Daught.:'ty calli Ite toughest Sept. 18-20. field of 17. ·competition of the year at the Daugherty expects the ttoam The Lady Northern is hosted Lddy Kat invitational in llnorCAP to finish in the top two at that by a different university each Lex.ington, Ky. FI\~EE l'.s\\ ~ meet. Six SaIukis wiU compete year and this year's host i& The Lady Kat featured 17 in the 36-hole tOllrnament. iSU Ohio Sate University in teams last year, and SIU-C has the home cCourse ad Columbus, Ohio. Five Sa;uki finished sevenlt. Five Saluki PERFECTLVl v1lnlage and Daugherty ex linksters wiU compete in the linkslers wiU compete in the CLEAR pects them to be one of the 54-hole tournament. 54-hole tournament. --nting Y!omen~s golf opens year at Lady Boiler o • 'Y'ng The Saluki women's golf Daugherty said. Wisconsil1-Whitewa1er, Evan C tea. m begins its season The six players who sville, indianapolis, Notre Saturday at the Lady Boil'" qualified for competition are Dame University, Northern Need ~'ed T-Shlrt • . Jerseyrt. Fall Classic. a 36-hole tour senior ace Tina Kozlowski, Illinois University and In Jacket, or Capa nament hosted by Purdue tn sophomore LiEa Merrit, diana. lot}"OW' Dorm noor. Frat.rnity or W'lSt Lafayette, indo sophomore Julie Shumaker, Soror'.ty. Club or Orga:nizatlOD The women tinksters didn't junior P"'l8Y Ellsworth, !;enior Other teams are tentatively We Want mUB Bu.lne.. 111 ~ vmpete there last year, but Vicki Higgerson a ~ d scheduled to play. ADd to J.-IfOft It we'regtYlng a FREE hope to slart with a solid sophomore Lisa Johnson. The University of iniliana T-Shirt or Cap with your paid order performance to gain con Tt:'ams involved in the for 24 or more ahlrts or capsl and Michigan State University Call 54&-4851 tormorelnfonnation! fidence for It e upcoming tournament, include Cin are expected to be two of the s eason , coach Diane cinnati . Western Kentucky, tougher competitors. IlthAnnual SALUKI INVITATIONAL TONIGHT: 7 PM vs. INDIA1~A FRIDAY: 7 PM vs. WESTERN MICHIGAN (SIU Internation!11 St"udents admittedfree with validID) SATURDAY: 12 NOON vs. NOR.TH CAROLINA (Ticket stub UJill also be gocdfor admission to 6pm match.) 6PM vs.IOWA.STATE (Free admisssion with ticket stub from SIU VIV. Sou:hwest Mis.!'muri FOfItball game.j Expos beat Cards WELLNES!5 MONTHEAl. (UP!) - Vance Clark, who leads the teg,m irl CENTER Law hit a ,i.,..breaking, two-run homers and RBI, left the game GROUPS&. homer to he!p Dennis Marlinez with a sprained right ankle in win his ninth 1.3me Wednesday the sixth inning after he WORKSHOPS Sidetracked night, pacing the Montreal tripP'.,c ~t fir.t base running Expos to their fifth straight out a gr01Uldball. He will be Off The Strip! victory. Sp 3 over the 81 Louis l!"eated in New York, where PITCHERS OF Cardinals. t.~~ Cardinale; start a three The Expos swept a three g~me series a~inst the Mets SPEEDRAILS 54.00 tv game series from 51. Louis F'riday. l()'Z pull within two games of Ule The Expos broke a 2-2- [jrst-place Cardinals in the deadlock in the fourth and RICH FRERS & JOHN "BUBBA" HALL National League Ea.t. Thr, added three runs off Scolt 6-10 New Yok Mets are 1 1 2 game:; Terry in the fifth. Mitch Leagues out. Webster walked willi one out The Expos are 10-4 against and Tim Wallach singled with -- j \,' . \\, 'I l "I/q!,' I . - = 11. r', "I.,~, :,.>.}.l}:'7~ ~ \ ,.1 l I I SI Louis this season. Montreal moved 20 games over .500 (or fh.~t ou~ngu t~frdrunnA~"~~ '1IflIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUI'IfHUUUIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIUIIIIIIIlIIUIIIIIIIUIi. th- first time since the closing Galarraga beat out " single, day"f the 1979 season. scoring Webster. Martinez, a free agent Hub,e Brooks grounded out signed by Montreal in M?y, with toe bases loaded in the was brought up from Triple-A sixth to drive home Mike ke-mQer Indianapolis on JUIl~ 8. Fitzgerald and increase the Martinez, 9-3, pitche'J 6 1-3 lead to 8-2. cpa group inninr,3, ~lJowed 10 hits, With runners at ii..-s~ and ~/;.,( ~~" .21=-",,,,,,,,~ walked two ana struck out five. third in the seventh, Martinez Joe Hesketh and Tim Burke was Cl'lIed for" ball, allowing Kemper CPA Group baa locatioru in lllinois, closed the game for Montreal. John Morris to score and St. Louis first baseman Jack :lrawing St. Louis to 8-3. Indiana, Florida, and California_ 13 of the 35 partnen are SIU Graduates_ Thlllupportrve.4 wMk Interested in ac<:ount:i.ng anJ computer graduates NETTERS, from Page 20- group begin. TUESDAY , SEPT. 15 for placement interviews on Wednesday, She called the Midwest like Purdue. '-9PM October 28 from 8:30am-4:00prn. Invitational at Bloomington, The Salukis will travel to # ..~I "'ity Rm .0St!;. Cent... Our firm will be represented at SIU career d.ay Ind. ~ n "excellent tour four invitational tournaments Pr..."t.t by Jomie Mill. nament. " Big Ten Champ where only individual records on September 15_ Indi'!Ja and Kentucky , both in are kept, scores that do not the top ten last sea.,on, head counl tow:ard the team match the field, which also includes limit set by lbe NCAA. Wi sconsin and Western Michigan. "Th€ invitational tour- Auld said Wichita State and nalT,ents will give ~ome 1'00<1 even when their team is at the people some good com- bottom half of the~Cionf~ieireiniCie!peili~. li!.Oi"~.'!' iAjUild~Sia~idi·!~~~~i~i!~~~Elii Stik4 ()~-.e ~ ~ S~~ [3 ~ Q[J0~Gl~ \t~[J11 ...... ,~. Svptvmbvr 10. 11. 12. In Stllvs front lot 701 E. Main· Carbondale Tremendous saving on office & computer furniture, some lightly damaged furniture, office supplies, typewriters, calculators, art supp~es, graphic & drafting supplies. drafting hrnitll-e, usee: duplicators, folding tables, computer accessories, air brush parts and more! Free Coke & 10¢ Hotdogs while you shop 231-2134 'Tennis Instruction Relieter DOW at the SRC lr.f",:"1Il&tioD 4eak for beatJullDC aa.41Dteraedlate le.-el ~ leMOna. C:u.ea wW be lD p'ODpe of q--~ .p to e people. At the Ual.-enlty Tean1a Coa.rtL 1 "~le-oet..., C1..A.Ml: ...... 7 .. p.... CLAM 0- , -r-.. ~. •• 7..-. · ( r.~t.dfo.l J1 I CI.AM aI.: Taa.. '111..-.. 1 ...... 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Charnba' ~ ~I Comtne"'C. :t«.~'JOGa.."'~ C~~Uon S :"A"".a .T...... e SoutMm 'Ianot. 1JnhoBIty .. ~ Sports ------~------Nellers set goal for Gateway title Moellering has still has an advantage in gaining the NO.1 Schedule set The Saluki women's tennis spot because of her ex· team, whicb includes all the perience. top players from last season Cherebetiu, a junior from to challenge and three recruits, one M'exico City. was 30-16 at No.2 nationally ranked, "could be singles last season. women netters the best ever," coach Judy Boardman carrie:; a 15- Auld said. match winning streak into the By D.ve Miller "We are a team to .be faU . She went~, with 40 wins Staff Writer reckoned with," Auld ' sait!o orcuring in straight sets, for "We hsve the depth. The a n .::SO percentage her The women's t~.mDis fall ;>?tentiaJ's there No>w we have freshmen year. Her win total schedule gives tl,e team a to live up to tllat po·!ential." and winning percentage are 'ulnce to iind OIlt just how However, injurins and both sru-c records. good they are. sickness keep Auld from Veterans Sue Stueby, Maria "This is one of the toughcr determining her Singles Coch and Sherri Knight s.!hedules we have had," coach positions and trying different compete with freshmen Judy Add said. ''We have doub!es combinations. Michelle " Missy" Jeffrey, team. that will definitely "I'm as (ruslrated as my Michele Toye and B('Cky challenge us." players/' she said. " We Baumann for the final Ctree The Salukis challenge starts baven't been able to play singles positions. when they play defending challenge matcbes in practice JeCCrey , SIU·C's first l.ateway Conference champ to determine our lineup." ,,,,tionally ranked recruit, will Western IUinoi on Saturday. n,'t play this weekend because Also slated are traditional D::;: C~'!r:~~~ ~,:r~ of bronchitis. She bas ranked rivals Memphis Sta teo Boardman are llie top three in the top 20 players in Texas Louisville and Purd~e . singles players. The only and currently ranks No. 148 in " We have trouble scheduling doubles co",bination Auld has 'lirl's 18s. certain Big Ten teams." Auld set is Moeliering·Boardman. Auld considers defending said and added tll8t they ask Their 34-9 record last year set Gateway champ Western what sru-c can do for them a season win record. I'Jinois a favorite to win the sru·C have the toughest conference. Last season sru-c scbedules aml)ng Gateway Moellering, a senior, went finished 23·12 and tied for third Confer~nce teaJ\1S . 25·20 at the No. J singlfs spot wif.b Drake. Wichita SI.'!!~ last season and Auld said finished second. s_ NETTERS, Page 19 1987 Fall Wom n's Tennis Schedule Sept. 11 3p.m. -w__ ~ u-...,~ Sept. 12 u-...,~ h.m. --- ...... - -....-. 2 p.m. Seo>t. 1 e -20 .. -..... Sept. 22 U-...,-. 3 p.m. 0<.1.2-3 ... 81_ OcL3 -----..-- u-...,~ 3 p.m. Ocl.i --_- U...... ,-. 3p..... 0<$. 12 --...... - u-...,-...... -~ IInInroIIy -. 2p.m. Salukl tennis "layer Ellen Moellering returns 8 se",e during Oct. 16·17 -Gateway- FoIl!MI. 81 St ...... practice Wednesday at the Arena tennis courts. Oct. 23·25 - MurrtIY St. In". at Murray. Ky. Indiana first foe on Saluki Invitational slate By Troy Taylor StaH Writer the Hoosiers. Patty is a :H; COItrt. There is no reason to outside hitter w~iJe Karer., a 5· S/4LUKIINVITAT!ONAL speculate," he said. Indiana's volleyball team 8 setter, has been the premier r- The Broncos start Andr"" wants only one thing to happen player since being named B;g Volleyball Schedule Pedrick at setter. Tbe middle when it opens the Saluk, In· Ten "Freshman of the Year" I blockers are Katll8rine Werm~ vitational against coach in 1984. ~ Sepl11)-12,1987 and Gail Cburch and outside Debbie Hunter's h""t squad at But the person to watch, hitters are Lise Martin, LIlurie 7 p.m. Thursday. according to Shoji, is IH) Maierhofer and Lynda The Hoosiers want the air sophomore middle blocker \"'-'-Y McLean. conditioning in Davies Gym to Julie Goedde. "Sbe is playing ~ North Carolina opened its break down so they can play in extremely well. She is strong. 7:00pm SlU VI. Indiana season with a win over the heatar,d humidity. phYSical and she has really Virginia Tecb. In 1986 the Last week Indiana halOed turned it on in the last week." Friday Tarheels ",~re 25-13 overall nationally ranked Arizona Indiana also starts Jill ~.!:..!.!. and took the At!c:ntic Coast State under those conditions BeW and Lisa John as outside 1 0,00 am Iowa Stale YS. North Carolina Conference with a 7,;) record. and nearly upset the 3un hitters and Liz Arm· 2:00 pm WeslfK'>Michigan vs. iowa State Yet, coach Peggy Bradley· Devils in five games. "We got brustmacher at middle 4:30 pm ~!orth Ca-oIIna VI. Indiana DCjlpes doesn't have a seoior them where we wanted them blocke .. 7:00pm SlU VII. Wealem M"-Jligar, in her starting lineup and two - in a hot, muggy gym. They As for the 1·3 Salukis, Hunter positions are filled by fre.b· couldn't keep uP. we should've is pleased with the progress in Sen.-day men. won," said first-year coach communication between 5-G Uu\!o;, 'e hitter Andrea Wells Tom Shoji. junior setter Dawn Thompson ~ led h_ .b Carolina with 528 Shoji, head coach at New and the hitters. 10:00 am indiana VS. W... tem MIChigan kills last season. Other outside Mexico ~;tate for the pa.t six "All of our attack is better, 12:oopm SlU \IS. North Carolina hitte!> are Sharon German years, D'.IW is busy rebuIlding mo• .., consistent. The hitters 2:00 pm Iowa Stala \IS. indiana and LIZ Berg. Ann Schild· an In~.iana club that finished feel more in tune. Dawn hM, 4:00 pm North CaroIio'8 VII. Wealam Mlchiga., fifth in the Big Ten last season. done a good job of getting the 6 :00pm StU .... IowaStaIe ~fJdlea~1::""rsw~od a~:::.i lndiara I.as a 2-2 record th&t ball into position so they can Vogel is the setter. includes a ~- l win over Notre ?~11!gaway:'Huntersaid. Iowa State, which went l~- 15 Dame, the team tll8t defeated Dorothy Buchannan ond a year ago and finished four!h tht. Salukis Itoree straight Aug. Nina Brackins are the starting Ind. playa match t~is season, but ;n Bi~ Eigt.t play a\ H, hopes "10 . Howev",". Shoji admitted m : ~dl€ blockers. Joan The !.~tt~ds W~n the tour enjoyed a g:;;;d performam,,, in to gam som'! expelience. t1w t r