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Eastern Illinois University Broadway Charleston, Ill. 61920 reunion Broadway Avenue in Mattoon Vol. 84, No. 133 Panthers face pitcher that 16 pages, 2 sections is now home to a new theater, The allowed record-setting Broadway Theater Dinnerhouse. News home run string last season See The Verge section B “Tell the truth and don’t be afraid.” Story on Page 8A Campus, community marches Asbestos found to help ‘take back the night’ in Taylor By Dan Ochwat Activities editor

More than 75 students, faculty Solid asbestos and community members marched through campus removal planned Thursday chanting “Stop vio- lence now, take back the night,” in for summer support of the annual “Take Back The Night” candlelight walk. By Melanie Schneider Participants walked south on Staff writer Fourth Street to Lincoln Avenue, then headed past Pemberton Hall, Asbestos was recently found the Martin Luther King Jr. in Taylor Hall but is not a serious University Union, Booth Library, problem, said Ted Weidner, Lumpkin Hall and around the director of facilities planning South Quad back to the Campus and management, in an e-mail. Pond where a bonfire awaited Graig Eichler, resident direc- them. tor of Taylor Hall, said he was Christine Alfonso, associate unaware any asbestos had been director of educational services at found in Taylor, but did say the Sexual Assault Counseling some floors recently got new and Information Service, started carpet, which may have been the events by discussing the histo- when the asbestos was discov- ry of “Take Back The Night.” ered. The first marches were in 1978 in Asbestos was used in the past New York and California, she as insulating material that said. worked very well in constructing The march is held to “stop all many buildings at Eastern, forms of violence, especially sex- Weidner said. ual assault,” Alfonso said. “(The “The problem with asbestos is march is) educating the commu- that it can be very harmful (after nity on how we can all promote many years) to people’s health greater safety.” (most typically smokers) when it Part of educating about the is in a fine powder-like form,” violence of sexual assault was Weidner said. “The asbestos in done through poetry readings by campus buildings is in a solid flashlight and the bonfire. SACIS form and not harmful.” workers and volunteers read Weidner said the asbestos in poems about sexual abuse and Taylor Hall will be removed poems by sexual assault sur- eventually, so it will not become vivors. a hazard. One participant began to cry “The (asbestos) abatement but held back her tears and read a work will likely occur over the poem called, “My Name Isn’t On (Above) Debbie Whitworth of the summer when Taylor Hall is It.” The poem was about a boy Coalition Against Domestic essentially vacant,” Weidner who was sexually abused by his Violence held a flashlight while said. “However, federal and state father, the reader said. Heidi Polchow read a poem titled regulations will be followed and “He is the strongest person I “Why” Thursday night near the no one will be permitted in the have ever met,” The poem said, Campus Pond pavilion. Many immediate area of the abatement “Your dirty mind, your battering poems were read to make listen- when it occurs.” fists, no thanks for the memories ers aware of the emotional trau- Weidner also said there is Dad.” ma abuse victims suffer. asbestos in the pipe insulation on Another reader volunteered to some of the lines in the basement read an untitled poem that (Right) Members of Delta Sigma of Taylor Hall. expressed one child’s story of Theta lead the Take Back the Mark Shaklee, associate abuse, hoping to inspire others to Night March Thursday night director of housing, said he was tell theirs. around campus. The march was unaware of the asbestos in held to promote safety on campus Taylor Hall, but said much of the See MARCH Page 2A and awareness of sexual assault. photos by Mandy Marshall /Staff photographer floor tile on campus has asbestos in it. UPI conducts ‘business as usual’in anticipation of coming vote By Meghan McMahon Professionals of Illinois, said the groups and I believe the end result The ballot reads “I choose the gator for the Illinois Education Administration editor union has been operating as it nor- will be a stronger faculty and staff following employee organization Labor Relations Board. mally would and has begun to pre- for Eastern Illinois University.” (or no representative) to represent Both sides in the election will be As the opportunity for Unit A pare for the April 14 election. Next week’s election is the me in bargaining with my employ- allowed to have observers at the faculty members to vote on whether “I think it has added an extraor- result of an attempt by mathematics er with respect to my wages, hours, polls, Meyer said. they want the faculty union to con- dinary amount of work to an professor Max Gerling to decertify and other terms and conditions of “The purpose of the observers is tinue to represent them on campus already full schedule for union Eastern’s faculty union. employment.” to observe the conduct of the elec- approaches, union leadership mem- leadership,” Kaufman said. “I think All Unit A faculty members, The election will be held from 7 tion,” he said. bers maintain they have been con- that has been a very positive experi- which includes all tenure and a.m. to 6 p.m. in the University Meyers said the election ballots ducting “business as usual.” ence. It has helped us clarify issues tenure-track faculty, can vote on the Ballroom of the Martin Luther will be counted immediately after Susan Kaufman, president of and it’s brought much needed dia- question of whether they want UPI King Jr. University Union, said Eastern’s chapter of the University logue between and among diverse to continue to represent them. Mike Meyer, labor relations investi- See ANTICIPATION Page 2A 2A Friday, April 9, 1999 The Daily Eastern News ETheastern Daily A pine mess in Central Park! Correction “My children have been climb- 4-year-old was given a $50 ticket An article in the Greek News Man fined $1,000 ing trees in Central Park for nine for letting the boy deposit a “nox- Week Guide, which ran years,” Avellino said. “At least give ious liquid” on city property. (The Thursday, misquoted Richard The Daily Eastern News is published daily, for letting kids me a warning.” lad urinated on a bush.) Carey. Carey said it “It’s a great Monday through Friday, in Charleston, Ill., dur- But officials said it was too late - Or the deli owner ordered to pay honor to be nominated,” and ing fall and spring semesters and twice weekly during the summer term except during school climb rare pine the tree was damaged. They said $1,000 for damaging a honey locust that winning show he is vacations or examinations, by they will bring photographs of bro- tree by chaining his bicycle to it; a “respected by (his peers) and PRINTED WITH SOYINK the students of Eastern Illinois NEW YORK (AP) – Children TM ken boughs to environmental court judge dismissed the charge. Or the that the interview went well.” University. Subscription price: climbing trees?! This has got to $38 per semester, $16 for summer only, $68 all to prove it. 23 winter-solstice revelers who In the same article Pi Kappa year. The Daily Eastern News is a member of stop! Avellino, who did not immedi- were fined $50 for dancing around Alpha was misspelled. The Associated Press, which is entitled to That’s pretty much the message exclusive use of all articles appearing ately return calls to his home, told a beach bonfire without Parks Also in the Greek Week in this paper. The editorials on Page 4 Anthony Avellino said he got from the Daily News he would fight the Department permission. Guide a story incorrectly gave represent the majority opinion of the two park rangers last month. They ticket, which cites him for “destruc- The story of the pine fine began the date for the Greek Sing. editorial board; all other opinion pieces handed him a $1,000 ticket after his are signed. The Daily Eastern News editorial tion, defacement or abuse of a tree.” on March 21 when Avellino, a New The Greek Sing is at 1 p.m. and business offices are located in Buzzard daughters, ages 9 and 11, and their It is not the wackiest ticket ever York restaurant manager, took his Sunday in Lantz Gym. Hall, Eastern Illinois University. 11-year-old friend were caught given in New York City. There was daughters Leah and Rebecca and Periodical postage paid at Charleston, IL 61920. climbing a Japanese white pine in the so-called pee-wee wee-wee their friend Darrayn to Central Park The News regrets the errors. ISSN 0894-1599. Central Park. case, in which the grandmother of a to knock a softball around. Printed by Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL 61920. of 421 Thomas Hall, Jeremy M. Postmaster: Send address changes to picture of a road with the words The Daily Eastern News Otahal, 22, of 1707 Ninth St., Buzzard Hall March “Don’t Be Afraid to go on with and Maureen E. O’Brian, 18, of Eastern Illinois University your life.” police Charleston, IL 61920. from Page 1A 915 Carman Hall, were cited at Music also was a part of the 4:13 a.m. Saturday at 1707 evening, and the group Motherlode Ninth St., on various charges, Another participant read a poem performed two songs. One song blotter according to a police report. titled, “Nothing,” which is a poem was a self-written tune titled Otahal was cited for disorderly Daily Eastern News staff about a girl’s experience with “Women’s Spirit.” The other song Editor in chief ...... Deana Poole* Criminal damage conduct and Joshua Blair, Managing editor ...... Heather Cygan* unwanted sex. The poem said “I was “Take Back the Night,” a song Zachary Blair and O’Brian were News editor...... Justin Kmitch* thought it would be more, but it was summarizing the night with the cited for purchase or acceptance Associate news editor ...... Tammie Sloup* nothing.” words, “take back, take back, to property Editorial page editor...... Amy Thon* of alcohol by a minor and ■ Activities editor ...... Dan Ochwat The poems left the audience sad women take back the night.” Rameen Karbassioon, 19, of obstructing a police officer, Administration editor...... Meghan McMahon and Alfonso said she wanted to Many people attended the event 2725 Whipporwill Dr., reported according to the report. Campus editor...... Laura Irvine make things more uplifting. A final for different reasons. Joe O’Malley, City editor...... Christy Kilgore criminal damage to his slide ■ Danielle M. Campbell, 18, of Student government editor...... Chris Sievers poem was read titled, “Phenomenal sophomore finance major, said he trombone Monday, a police 359 Lincoln Hall, and Scott L. Senior reporter...... Joe Sanner Woman,” by Maya Angelou. The attended to support his teacher’s report said. Features editor...... Nicole Meinheit Woodruff, 18, of 33 Circle poem repeated, “I’m a woman phe- cause. Kim Maloney, junior ele- Photo editor...... Deanna McIntyre Karbassioon reported he Drive, were cited at 12:30 a.m. Associate photo editor...... Lacey Buidosik nomenally, phenomenal woman mentary education major, said she locked his slide trombone in Sunday at Kiwanis Park, on Sports editor ...... Chad Merda that’s me.” attended to support her friend who locker K20, located on the third Associate sports editor ...... Kyle Bauer charges of minor possession of Artwork by sexually abused was a member of SACIS. Verge editor...... Jessica Sedgwick floor of the Fine Arts building, alcohol and purchase or accep- Associate Verge editor...... Alice Hosty children in a SACIS survivors Lisa Sarm, a freshman English at 2 p.m. April 1. When he tance of alcohol by a minor, Art director ...... Andrew Klemens group was taped to picnic tables major, said she attended a “Take Online editor...... Dan Skrezyna returned to his locker at 1 p.m. according to a police report. Advertising manager ...... Mike Burton spread across the Campus Pond Back the Night” march at home at a Monday, he had to use pliers to Campbell was also cited for Design & graphics manager ...... Jennifer Evans Pavilion. The art expressed feelings nearby college that had more com- assist with opening the locker Sales manager...... Amanda Kramkowski obstruction of a peace officer, of peace through colorful drawings. munity spirit. Promotions manager ...... Karen Whitlock because it was stuck, the report the report said. Business manager...... Betsy Jewell One drawing displayed a smiling She said she liked the march, but said. Student business manager ...... Cindy Mott sun extending rays onto mountains Eastern just does not have enough General manager...... Glenn Robinson When Karbassioon pried Editorial adviser...... John Ryan and crying faces. Another was a community support. open the locker door, he discov- Retail theft Publications adviser...... David Reed ered the slide trombone had Press supervisor...... Johnny Bough ■ Jason Richard Hil, 21, of 902 Subscriptions manager...... Ami Head been damaged. There were Kaufman said. dents on the trombone and a Adams Ave., was cited at 1:50 * Editorial board members Gerling said he also has been in mute for the slide trombone was p.m. Thursday at Wal-Mart, 510 Anticipation contact with faculty members from Page 1A also damaged, the report said. W. Lincoln Ave., on charges of since the decertification attempt. The slide trombone is worth retail theft, according to a Night staff “We’ve been talking to people a $1,500 and the mute is worth police report. Layout chief...... Racheal Carruthers the balloting and the results will be lot over the past couple weeks and News layout ...... David Pump $25, the report said. Sports layout ...... Kyle Bauer announced as soon as the ballots we’ve been encouraged by what ■ Emily K. Tylman, 19, of 201 Photo night editor...... Mandy Marshall are counted. we’ve heard,” he said. Carman Hall, was arrested at Copy editors ...... Meghan McMahon Gerling has said he is trying to Gerling said he also will be Disorderly conduct ...... Joe Sanner noon on April 1, at 201 Carman ■ Christian D. Price, 23, of 619 News night editors ...... Justin Kmitch decertify the union because he sending out a direct mailing to all Hall on charges of burglary and ...... Tammie Sloup Elm St., was cited at 12:45 a.m. does not think the union has done Unit A faculty members that “sum- forgery, a police report said. its job representing Unit A faculty marizes my point of view and why on Saturday in the parking lot members on campus. we really should decertify at this of The Warehouse, 102 N. Sixth Kaufman said the union has time. I think it summarizes why we Alcohol violations St., on charges of disorderly To reach us been in contact with its members should decertify and refutes some conduct and battery, according By foot: The Daily Eastern News since the Feb. 28 attempt to decer- of the claims of the union.” ■ Darin L. Taylor, 20, of to a police report. is located in the south end of tify the union. Kaufman said since the attempt Winthrop Harbor, was cited, at ■ Barbara E. Jakobowski, 25, Buzzard Hall, which is at Seventh “We’ve been in contact with to decertify the union, about 20 1:22 a.m. Saturday, in the 1400 507 1/2 Seventh St., was cited Street and Garfield Avenue next our membership consistently by new members have joined the block of Fourth Street on at 5:37 a.m. Tuesday in the 500 to the Tarble Arts Center and direct mail, via our listserve, union as full members instead of charges of purchase or accep- block of Jackson Avenue, on across the street from the Life telephone and in person-to-per- being fair share payers and about tance of alcohol by a minor, charges of disorderly conduct Science Building. son contact through our leader- 67 percent of the 445 Unit A fac- according to a police report. and criminal trespass to a motor ship and our college department ulty members are currently mem- ■ Joshua Craig Blair, 19, vehicle, according to a police By phone: (217) 581-2812 representative structure,” bers of the union. 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Associate news editor Tammie Sloup [email protected] Editorial page editor Amy Thon [email protected] The Station Sports editor Chad Merda [email protected] Newly remodeled restaurant and bar with new owners. Verge editor Jessica Sedgwick Serving great food and now serving alcoholic beverages with [email protected] Daily Specials. Photo editor Deanna McIntyre Live DJ on Mondays and Wednesdays. A dif ferent live band [email protected] every weekend from 9 pm-1 am. Delivery from 4 pm-2 am. The Station 611 Monroe (ph) 348-8055 The Daily Eastern News Friday, April 9, 1999 3A Eastern hosts psychology research conference By Amy Thon Most of the presenters have been Staff editor working on their project for at least two semesters, he said. Twelve Eastern students “For the typical student, this is Saturday will present their research the culmination of a two-semester at the 18th Annual Mid-America process,” Addison said. “It’s a great Undergraduate Psychology experience for them to present and Research Conference, which is put together a presentation in ten hosted by Eastern. minutes.” The conference, which is spon- The experience of presenting sored by several Midwest universi- research at a conference is one that ties, will begin at 8:30 a.m. and will students will need throughout their be held on the third floor of the career, he said. The Mid-America Martin Luther King Jr. University Undergraduate Psychology Re- Union. search Conference is modeled after Currently, more than 200 stu- professional conferences. dents are registered. “Most go to graduate school. In The local host, psychology pro- most cases they will be required to fessor, Bill Addison said sharing do presentations. Having that expe- research with rience in the con- students and pro- ference will make fessors is an it that much easi- important aspect Most of the day there will be er later,” he said. of the confer- six“ or seven presentations “Many will be ence. making presenta- The sessions going on at the same time in tions at profes- are going on in different rooms. sional confer- the union concur- Bill Adison, ences someday. rently throughout psychology professor This gives them the day. another experi- “Most of the ence along those day there will be lines.” six or seven pre- Eastern students sentations going have a practice on at the same time in different run at presenting” their research for rooms,” Addison said. students and faculty and receive A poster session will be held in feedback. Addison said Eastern stu- the afternoon, which some students dents are very knowledgeable and do in place of the oral presentation. poised for their presentation. “Students present their research “I think our students consistent- in the form of a poster. The vast ly give better presentations,” he majority of students are doing an said. Mandy Marshall / Staff photographer oral presentation,” he said. He said the students are bright About 120 students from five or and motivated and have a real sense Catch of the day six Midwest states are represented of accomplishment for completing Eric Garvin, junior sociology major, was trying to catch large-mouth bass at the campus pond Thursday afternoon. at the conference, Addison said. the project. Earlier that day, his brother and fishing companion caught one, but it got off the line right on the edge of the pond. The presenters are typically seniors, “This is usually pretty traumatic but anyone can submit a project. experience getting up in front of 20 “The vast majority of presenters or 30 people and presenting your will be seniors with some juniors in research,” Addison said. “No matter there too,” he said. how nervous they are, they always Banquet to honor high school students Students can present empirical, seem to come through with flying By Matthew Smith ing composition skills in an essay tance of a charter. theoretical or review projects. The colors and I think that gives them a empirical research, which is done great sense of accomplishment.” Staff writer competition. “We think that by getting a Phi The association’s essay commit- Beta Kappa charte, we could reward by most students, involves collect- The keynote speaker giving the The Phi Beta Kappa Association tee evaluates all entries and chooses some of the most talented students ing data and analyzing it, Addison lunch presentation is Eastern psy- of East Central Illinois will honor the top writers for the award. here at Eastern,” McCormick said. said. cholology professor John Best. His six area high school juniors at its Eastern President Carol Surles Different members within a 150- The students design their own speech is titled: “Undergraduate 12th annual Spring Banquet will attend the banquet and deliver a mile radius of Charleston have project and collect their own data or Research: Finding the Sacred Fire.” Saturday. brief presentation after dinner. joined together to form the East present an aspect of a faculty pro- The Eastern students presenting The six high school students “Phi Beta Kappa was founded in Central Illinois portion of the soci- ject that they helped with, but all at the conference include: Sarah who have been selected as recipi- 1776 at William and Mary College ety. students must have a faculty spon- Bordenkircher, Deneen Brackett, ents of this year’s Phi Beta Kappa in Williamsburg, Va., making it the The number of members has sor, he said. Barbara Davis, Amy Evans, Julie Young Scholar Award will meet at oldest academic honorary society,” ranged from about 40 to 50 through- An abstract summarizing the Sidwell, Josh Hayes, Eboni Jett, 6:30 p.m. in the 1895 room of the McCormick said. “It has since initi- out the past 12 years, and about two- project is submitted a month before Jason Mallo, Art Munin, Lori Martin Luther King Jr. University ated the strongest of arts and sci- thirds of them are faculty at Eastern, the conference. Nelson, Amanda Perry, Kristine Union. ences students.” McCormick said. “Because this is a student con- Rasmussen, Hyland Smith and Frank McCormick, professor of Eastern still has no Phi Beta Individuals who want to attend ference, the review process is Ryan Warrington. English and member of the society, Kappa chapter despite a group of the banquet can contact McCormick designed to include as many stu- The cost of the conference is $17 said the award is presented each faculty who have been working for at 581-6121 for details. dents as possible in the conference,” and anyone who wants to attend year to students who show outstand- the past 12 years to prepare accep- Addison said. must register at the door at 8 a.m.

Fri: 4 o’clock club $3.50 Pitchers You’d be smilin’ too $1.00 Mini burgers if you’d actually read today’s edition of Sat: $1.50 16 oz. Miller The Daily Lites Eastern News instead of just lookin’ at the pictures. The Daily Eastern News Another rapper dead – why? ap music has taken the track to their second album, music industry by “I’m not saying we “Love, Peace and Nappiness.” An storm over the last few album and song dedicated to their years and is continuing shouldn’t praise fans. R The only possible reason for Opinion to make major cash. Artists like celebrities; we just Jay Z, Master P and Busta Freekie Tah’s death is envy. In a Rhymes are the new millionaires can’t think of society plagued by the need for of rap and are forever changing them as the only material possessions and fame; it page music in a positive way. Dan Ochwat wouldn’t be surprising to me that models of However, there is a negative to Activities editor someone was jealous of Freekie the rap industry, which has success.” Tah’s success. Just as somebody Friday, April 9, 1999 recently landed another casualty – was jealous of 2 Pac’s and murder. Biggie’s success that ended their Raymond Rogers, otherwise known as Freekie Tah to the lives. Page 4 rap world, was shot and killed at 4 a.m. March 28 after leav- These murders are examples of a society that praises fancy ing a party at a Queens hotel. The gunman crept behind cars and Rolex watches as an icon of success. We praise it so Rodgers and fired a single gunshot into his head. It has been much that it can drive people to murder out of jealousy. And described as an “execution-style killing” by the news, whatev- by murdering a famous person, the murderer can feel some er that means. reciprocity for their unsuccessful life that doesn’t meet the Freekie Tah is another talented name added to the list of requirements of a materialistic society. murdered rap stars, including the two best rap lyricists of all I think our society values the wrong things. We don’t value Read the time, The Notorious B.I.G., who died in 1997 by a mystery the family man or woman, or the hard working man or shooting, and 2 Pac, who died of a mystery shooting in 1996. woman. We want riches and to be acknowledged by People There is no motive known for the murder of Freekie Tah Magazine’s stupid spreads like sexiest celebrities. Driving this either, which is eating me alive. Why are we losing these posi- mentality into society will create jealous people, and jealous tive role models and talented artists? people will take lives if pushed hard enough. fine print My suggestion is envy. I am not going to preach the seven I’m not saying we shouldn’t praise celebrities; we just can’t deadly sins here, but I am mad at the world for taking my think of them as the only models of success. A single mother n yet another attempt to retain the botany, favorite artists. The Notorious B.I.G. and 2 Pac ran the indus- with no money doing everything she can to raise her baby try and Freekie Tah, who is a member of the group The Lost right is a model of success equal to anything Tom Cruise does, environmental biology and zoology majors, Boyz, took part in a quiet group who put out great rap music. or even a rapper for that matter. Kevin Franken, a senior environmental With the exploding rap industry, The Lost Boyz would have No matter what the reason is for the murder of Freekie Tah, biology and botany major, submitted a peti- sooner or later made their way into the mainstream. I do believe jealousy and envy was the true motive behind it. I Yet no one will be able to witness the growing talent of the So in the meantime, I will just have to remember Freekie Tah tion signed by 782 students to a subcommittee of the Illinois Board of Higher Education. Lost Boyz, because of the mystery death. Freekie Tah wasn’t through his music. Fun songs like “Music Makes Me High,” and songs about the truth that killed him like “Lifestyles of the Franken said he submitted the petition to the making that much money and couldn’t possibly have been killed for his money. He wasn’t part of the mythical east Rich and Shameless,” and “Me and My Crazy World.” IBHE’s student advisory committee after he pre- coast/west coast war, which has been an illusion to the death sented the petition to the Student Senate, along of 2 Pac and Notorious. And it definitely wasn’t from The ■ Dan Ochwat is a senior journalism major and a monthly with a resolution at the Feb. 3 meeting, which Lost Boyz lyrics being threatening and hostile reminiscent of 2 columnist for The Daily Eastern News. His e-mail address is the senate failed to pass. Pac. One of their bigger hits by The Lost Boyz was the title [email protected]. Columns are the opinion of the author. The resolution requested the Student Senate ask the IBHE to reinstate the three majors, which were consolidated into biological sci- ences. The IBHE Signing petitions already approved the Students should be careful consolidation in July what they are signing and read and and the curriculum the explanation. for the major in February, and Franken is still pushing for student support in his fight to retain the three majors. Franken’s determination may be admirable, but his strategy regarding gathering student sup- port is wrong. Franken said the student advisory committee members asked Liz Halbert, vice president for public affairs, to have Student Government members collect comments from students who signed the petition. When Student Government members did so, one member learned that 16 of the 17 students he talked to knew very little about the merger. Student Senate Speaker Bill Gruen said many students that signed the petition did not even know about the merger, which made it invalid. Halbert said the reason senate members did not pass the resolution was because many stu- dents were “mislead” with the petition. Franken in turn took an “invalid” petition to the IBHE student advisory committee. A petition State Representative costs are astronomical compared to if in which 782 Eastern students signed, and many You r t u r n they could have gotten preventive care did not even understand or know what they were urges people to vote Letters to the editor or early intervention. An increasing signing. Those voters who participate in the number of people with health insur- Next time someone asks you to sign some- April 13 elections will be making ance are understanding that those Illinois history. For the first time, costs are passed on to them. thing, read the fine print ask for an explanation. express their opinion on the Bernardin municipal officials, school board Amendment or Universal Health Care. The Bernardin Amendment will be members, community college trustees Cook County voters sent a powerful on the ballot April 13 for readers liv- ■ The editorial is the opinion of the editorial board of The Daily and park districts and library district message to Springfield with an over- ing in 100 communities in Illinois. Eastern News. officials will all be up for election on whelming 83 percent approval last Please vote YES to send a message to the same day. November 3. the legislature that you want a more As the chief House sponsor of the A growing number of people are humane and cost-effective system. If law that consolidated all these elec- finding it harder to obtain health insur- readers do not live in a community Today’s quote tions, my goal was to save property ance because of their income level or voting on the Bernardin Amendment “ tax payers’ money and increase voter because of existing medical condi- please call my office at 309-752-7171 Education ... has produced a vast population able participation in these traditionally very tions. Even more people are frustrated or write me at 605 17th Ave., East to read but unable to distinguish what is worth low turnout elections. The cost savings with inadequate health care coverage Moline, Ill., 61244 and I will send to the tax payers will be at least $3 or by the way HMO’s deny them care. information on how your community reading. million statewide and there most likely The main cause of rising health insur- can vote on this important issue. George Macaulay Trevelyan, will be a greater voter turnout. English politician and historian 1838-1928 Voters in more than 100 communi- ance premium is the need of those Mike Boland uninsured to obtain their health care at ties in the collar counties and down- State Representative state will also have the opportunity to hospital emergency rooms. There the

Send” letters to the editor via e-mail to [email protected] The Daily Eastern News Friday, April 9, 1999 5A Greek Week includes fun, competition Happy 21st B-Day! By Jessica Sedgwick At a glance Staff editor

A hard-working committee of 47 students has Greek Week events been planning since November to make one April 9 Bingo noon-12 p.m. Library Quad (Rain location: University Ballroom) week possible. And that is this year’s Greek Candidate voting noon-4 p.m. Library Quad (Rain location: University Ballroom) Week – “Have a swingin’ good time...It’s Greek Week ‘99!” April 10 Airband 7 p.m. Lantz Gymnasium These students – otherwise known as the Billy the Panther Kid’s Carnival 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Greek Court Egg Greek Week Steering Committee – have made April 11 Greek Sing reception 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Lantz (Panther Lounge) anything possible during Greek Week – singing, Greek Sing 1 p.m.-finish Lantz Gymnasium dancing, tug of war and even a little bit of soap- Love, Cousin, Lindsay, box derby racing. All it took was a little organi- April 12 Pyramids-men’s 4:30 p.m. Campus Pond Pyramids-women’s 4 p.m. Campus Pond Erica, Jill & Michelle zation, 15 different subcommittees and a couple Awards 6 p.m. Lantz Gymnasium of head honchos keep everyone in line. Coronation 7:30 p.m. Lantz Gymnasium The games begin today and run through April Food drive 2 p.m.-4 p.m. Charleston Food Pantry 17, with the Greek Week Unity Dance. This year’s leaders include April Belva and April 13 Tugs (Little men’s) 3 p.m. Campus Pond “Still Ridin’ Hogs” Tugs (Big men’s) 5 p.m. Campus Pond Ben Valadez, both senior speech communication Tug’s (Women’s) 4 p.m. Campus Pond majors. Belva and Valadez oversee all commit- Food Frenzy 5:45 p.m. Campus Pond tees, such as the Airband, community service, Swing-A-Thon 8 a.m.-8 p.m. Charleston Food Pantry Greek Sing and rules and games committees. 1st round collegiate bowl 5 p.m.-8 p.m. Kansas Room “I’m in charge of seeing that each individual committee is on the ball,” Belva said. “On the average, I go to close to six to eight meetings a Each member of the greek community used Belva said she hopes to accomplish more of a week. Between the two of us, there are 12 to 15 to receive a booklet, but plans for this year have community service-oriented Greek Week rather meetings a week.” changed because of a messiness problem, Franz than a purely competition-based Greek Week. Belva and Valadez also chose the committee said. “Through the blood drive and other things we members from over 120 applicants wanting to be “Whenever we give out one to everyone in hope to achieve more unity between the greek on the Steering Committee. Belva said she is the greek community, (the booklets) usually get community as opposed to so much competition.” happy with the committee. trashed everywhere, so now we only give out a This year’s Greek Week steering committee “We got an awesome committee that’s done a thousand,” Franz said. even made a limited practice rule so fraternities wonderful job,” Belva said. Franz said she hopes this year’s Greek Week and sororities were not spending a large amount “After all those years” Coordinator of the booklet for Greek Week is will bring the greek community together as a of time practicing events instead of going to a Cori Franz, junior speech communications whole. class. “Happy 37th Sonia!” major. Though Franz has not been spending her “You get to see people and meet people,” she Games include Bingo, Airband, a lip syncing hours coordinating an event, she has been help- said. “You even meet people better within your competition, Greek Sing, pyramids and the Happy 20th! ing to put together a guide that students will be own chapter because you work so much at get- strength testing tugs. able to keep as a momentum for a long time. ting prepared for it.” CAA delays action on revised new course proposal By Meghan McMahon include more information about the nology professor, said if the course point and catch the eye,” he said. Administration editor course outline and objectives. fees are not approved students will Brinkmeyer said the academic CAA member Marilyn Wilkins have to buy the course materials. affairs committee is looking into The Council on Academic said the revised proposal was much “If the fee is not approved stu- the poster campaign because the Affairs Thursday discussed a more detailed. dents will be asked to purchase academic integrity code that is revised new course proposal for the “It certainly makes it easier to materials independently,” Izadi placed in classrooms across campus industrial technology department. understand the class,” Wilkins said. said. is not read by very many students. The CAA could not take any Teshome Abebe, vice president The CAA will vote whether to He showed CAA members sam- action on the course proposal for academic affairs, said the only approve the courses at the next ples of the posters from Babson If you see Jeff tell him because there was no quorum pre- problem he could see with the meeting. College in Massachusetts. Babson Happy Birthday! sent at the meeting. course proposals was that both In other business, CAA member College has given Eastern permis- The new course proposal for courses required an additional Justin Brinkmeyer spoke about the sion to use the posters in any cam- I love you! Kellie INT 1012 Technical Drawing was course fee. possibility of having a poster cam- paign they use. originally proposed to the CAA at “We are studying the impact (the paign on campus for academic CAA member Frank the March 25 meeting along with additional course fee) has on stu- integrity. McCormick said he thinks the the course proposal for INT 1363 dents,” Abebe said. “We are not Brinkmeyer said he has been poster campaign is a good idea. Graphic Communication likely to improve any additional working on the poster campaign “(Academic integrity) is not a Technology. The course proposals fees.” with the Student Senate’s academic trivial issue and Student Senate and were sent back to the industrial Course fees are approved by the affairs committee. (Brinkmeyer) have worked just the technology department so the President’s Council. “I’ve come across several right way to get us to think about course outline could be revised to Mahyar Izadi, industrial tech- posters that are short and to the this consistently,” McCormick said. Music department offers series of recitals By Dan Ochwat Koerlin, who plays the violin and at noon by rio, opera, folk and a regular art song. Activities editor Jordan Kaye, who plays classic guitar. The per- Eardley, who is performing Sunday, said cussion studio is hosting recitals at noon, at 7:30 singing gives her the opportunity to share with Eastern’s music department is offering a p.m. by Nina Lorenz, percussion and at 5 p.m. her family and friends what she has been doing weekend of music with eight recitals throughout by Lacey Hawley, soprano. Sunday’s recitals during her years in college. Friday, Saturday and Sunday. begin at 2 p.m. by Ellen Eardley, Tara “And it is experience for performing, which is Voice professor Robert Hill said the recitals Wattleworth and Mayumi Yotsumo, voice and at invaluable,” she said. are part of earning a degree, like a final project. 7:30 p.m. by Patrick Wright, who plays saxo- Eardley is performing a solo performance, as There are two recitals music majors must per- phone. are Wattleworth and Yotsumo, and said all three form, said Hill, a junior recital and a senior Hill said Brashier, a senior music major, is of them are performing because they love music. recital. studying to teach music, and “you can’t coach The recital is more for the pianists accompa- Hill is the voice coach for Rachel Brashier, something you can’t play.” nying the singers because they earn credits for who is performing at 6 p.m. Friday in the Dvorak Brashier is performing a voice recital and the the recital, Eardley said. Concert Hall of the Doudna Fine Arts Center. requirement is to sing in three different lan- Eardley said she is performing three french Other Friday recitals begin at 4 p.m., by the guages. Brashier has selected German, French songs by Reynaldo Hahn and three English Preparatory Program, at 7:30 p.m. by Elizabeth and Italian and the songs selected must be orato- songs by Eric Thiman. RHA allocates funding to help Campus Perk By Chris Sievers Campus Perk is a RHA-spon- A $2 donation will be collected at she said. Student government editor sored event held Thursday night in the door with proceeds going to the The annual RHA/NRHA ban- the Thomas Hall Basement. Hot Brad Wright Memorial Scholarship. quet will be held April 25 at 4 p.m. Residence Hall Association Chocolate and Coffee are available The allocation request was tabled in the Pemberton Hall dining ser- members Thursday approved an free of charge to students. for one week. vice. allocation of $191 to Campus Perk. In other business, Mike Handler, RHA members announced that “(It will) be the best dinner you’ll RHA members approved the McKinney Hall resident, requested a the Big Brothers, Big Sisters’ outing ever have in your life,” Guerdet said. transfer of funds from one line item $30 allocation to help cover the cost will be held on Tuesday. RHA mem- Guerdet said invitations will be to the Campus Perk line item to fund of a Swing Night. bers will hold a cookout and various sent out this week. Campus Perk for the remainder of The Swing Night will be held games, said RHA president Colette Guerdet also reminded RHA the semester because the organiza- Thursday at 9 p.m. in the Taylor Hall Guerdet. members that the Second Annual tion is “running in the red.” dining service. “A good time will be had by all,” RSO Banquet will be held April 22. 6A Friday, April 9, 1999 The Daily Eastern News Softball team enters critical stretch Panthers play in three conference doubleheaders on the road starting today By Bill Ruthhart An asset Eastern has in its cor- tant,” Searle said. Staff writer ner is the abundance of good pitch- Searle believes that hard work ing they posses. has developed into success and The Panther softball team starts “Our rotation of Sara DeLaere, confidence for her athletes. a critical stretch of conference Amanda Perjenski, and Stacy “When you go out there and games today when they take on Siebert has been working well for you’re successful,” Searle said, Tennessee State in Nashville for a us,” Searle said. “And we plan to “You get more confidence and you doubleheader. stick with that.” see the payoff for working so After the Panthers take on the Having three pitchers to rotate hard.” Tigers, they will travel to along with the help of freshman Searle knew her team would Cookeville on Saturday to take on walkon Bridget Schade who has endure some hard times early on, Tennessee Tech for a doubleheader. done some spot pitching, should but she felt her team had that confi- Then on Sunday Eastern will play keep the Panthers well rested and dence in them which has made the their third conference doublehead- prepared for Middle on Sunday. Panthers considerably stronger for er in three days against Middle Searle feels in order to have a the conference schedule. Tennessee in Murfreesboro. successful weekend set of confer- “We accumulated a few losses The Panthers will look to start ence games, her team needs to pre- at the beginning of the season, but I off the Tennessee conference trip sent opponents with a balanced felt we’d have the confidence to on a positive note this afternoon attack. step it up,” Searle said. “The oppor- against a weak Tennessee State “We need to get that formula of tunity to play those tough games team. offense, defense, and pitching has made us a better team.” “Tennessee State right now is a staff,” Searle said. “If we get good The key to winning this week- team you’ve got to jump on,” head contributions in those three areas, end will be concentrating on the coach Lloydene Searle said. we’ll be successful. fundamentals which has paid off “They’re a team with a new coach “We need to make sure we stay for Panthers of late. and they’re trying to build their consistent in those three areas.” “The fundamentals of getting program.” Eastern enters today’s double- the extension of the bat and hitting, The Tigers (3- 17, 0-8) are cur- header on a four-game winning not a pitcher’s pitch, but a hitter’s rently winless in Ohio Valley streak after sweeping Tennessee- pitch will be key,” Searle said. “We Conference play and when Eastern Martin in a conference double- really need to focus on hitting the comes to Cookeville, it will be header last Saturday, and a sweep ball with power, laying down the Tennessee State’s sixth conference over a very tough Western Illinois bunt, and moving along the run- doubleheader in 10 days. Mandy Marshall / Staff photographer team on Tuesday. ner.” The Panthers will then travel to Eastern’s Sara DeLaere fires a pitch during the Panthers’ doubleheader Tuesday Searle believes her team has Searle knows if her team puts Tennessee Tech (18-15, 2-4), who against Western Illinois. The team has two doubleheaders this weekend. built a lot of confidence entering forth their best effort this weekend, has also struggled of late. The this weekend’s games and believes they will come away with a number Golden Eagles have dropped eight will travel to Middle Tennessee weaker teams to start the weekend, a lot of that stems from a practice of conference wins. of their last 10 games, with their (25-15, 8-0), who is in the midst of they still must maintain enough before the Western doubleheader. “Our ultimate goal is to always only two wins being over the dis- an eight-game winning streak and energy and composure to take on “We did have a key practice win ballgames,” Searle said. “And mal Tennessee State club. sits atop the conference standings Middle Tennessee on Sunday, before the doubleheader against if we play the best we can offen- After taking on two of the con- with an undefeated record. which will be the Panthers’ fifth Western where we worked on a lot sively, defensively, and pitching, ference’s worst clubs, the Panthers Although Eastern takes on two and sixth games in three days. of things, and that was very impor- then we’ll do that.” Both track teams head off to Western Illinois Men’s and women’s coaches look at it as just another meet to show an improvement By David Pump want to go to the Drake Relays,” Craft said. “The guys that are up there just need to and the hurdle accident he had last weekend.” Staff writer “Getting into Drake is strictly based on per- stay consistent,” Akers said. “For the guys Craft said the women’s team is working formance, and it is the dream of all athletes to who emerged, they need to show that it was hard in an effort to show their improvement. This weekend promises to be tough on compete at either Drake or the Penn Relays. not a one competition fluke.” “Everyone practices hard and all of the Eastern’s track and field teams, as they head to “Stephanie Brandt had a breakout perfor- The 800-meter run is an event Akers said kids look to the weekend to the competition,” Western Illinois to compete in the 13-team mance in the hammer this past weekend,” the team needs to focus on making better Craft said. “They enjoy putting it on the line field Lee Calhoun Memorial Invitational on Craft said. “Her best event is supposed to be because there is the opportunity for the team and showcasing their hard work. April 10. the discus, but she now has the hammer, dis- to score a lot of points there. “Megan Wadas ran real well in the 400 last “We are looking for a good competitive cus and the javelin. She has the potential to “I would like to see the 800 crew step it weekend,” he said. “I know that she can run effort and to see some progress,” men’s coach have a breakout in the discus and I also do not up,” Akers said. “Right now they are compet- and she showed it. Tom Akers said. “Hopefully we will have want to discount Dunlap in the shot put.” itive in the conference comparatively speak- “Marissa Bushue in the long jump and decent conditions to compete in. Last year Akers said John Davis has thrown well ing, but we could score a lot of points. Candy Phillips in the hurdles could surprise here, we finished second to Iowa.” since the Florida State Relays and with the “Other than the 800, we need to get some some people and Cynthia McGee has cleared Women’s coach John Craft agreed with right weather, he can improve even more. progress in the outdoor events,” Akers said. 5 feet 6 in the high jump in practice.” Akers on the competitiveness of the meet, “His physical progress is in the right direc- “We need to get some more races under our Unfortunately for the women, they will be highlighted by the University of Iowa. tion,” Akers said. “He had a good day at the belt to gain experience and confidence going without the services of coach Craft and sprint- “This is just another rung in the ladder,” shot put yesterday, but the discus is an aero- into the conference meet.” er Melissa McMillan. Craft said. “Competing against Iowa will real- dynamic object that the weather is a determin- The steeplechase and the hurdles will be “Melissa McMillan will not be making the ly help us and this promises to be an exciting ing factor. (Davis) was the performer of the important races at Western and later this sea- trip because she got bronchitis from running meet.” meet and Wheeler was the competitor of the son at the conference meet, Akers said. in the rain,” Craft said. “She really likes run- The Panther throwers have had a strong meet last weekend, but now we need for more “In the steeplechase, we should score real ning outdoors and will hopefully be back next spring to this point and both coaches see it guys to step it up.” well,” Akers said. “The intermediate hurdles week. continuing this weekend. The people Akers was referring to was the could be the most competitive competition in “I will be going home for a memorial ser- “Rachel Schwarzkopf and Keisha Dunlap athletes that are on the fringe of making the the OVC and Eric Hill is running well and vice – this will be the first time in nearly 20 are working to keep up there because they 28-man roster for the conference meet. Jacob Hunt is recovering from a car accident years that I have missed a meet.”

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even more powerful. Offensively, it has been said that Ruthhart the Cubs will be one of the top hit- Scoreboard from Page 8A ting ball clubs in the league, with the potential to hurt opponents with the Toronto at Minnesota Andrew Magee 36-34 – 70 -2 Acquired OL-DL Chris Campbell off of EIU CALENDAR NHL Cleveland at Anaheim Lee Janzen 35-35 – 70 -2 waivers. Signed OL-DL Chuck Little. While the loss of Alou hurts the long ball at virtually any spot in the Today’s Games Mark O'Meara 35-35 – 70 -2 IOWA BARNSTORMERS – Activated Astros, it still does not change the lineup. Detroit at New York, 12:05 p.m. Bob Estes 36-35 – 71 -1 FB-LB Basil Proctor. Waived OL-DL Today EASTERN CONFERENCE Kansas City at Chicago, 3:05 p.m. Steve Pate 35-36 – 71 -1 Kyle Henson. Signed OL-DL Marcus fact that they are favored to repeat as With one of the leagues’s most TBA – Men’s golf at St. Louis Northeast Division Boston at Tampa Bay, 6:05 p.m. Sandy Lyle 35-36 – 71 -1 McKenzie. division champs, as they should be. powerful offenses, a solid starting Invitational Pts GF GA Toronto at Baltimore, 6:05 p.m. Ernie Els 35-36 – 71 -1 MILWAUKEE MUSTANGS – Placed Ottawa 98 232 172 Cleveland at Minnesota, 7:05 p.m. Ian Woosnam 36-35 – 71 -1 DS Robert Davis on the exempt list. However, what doesn’t make sense rotation, and a better-than-average Saturday Toronto 93 253 222 Anaheim at Texas, 7:35 p.m. Jumbo Ozaki 35-36 – 71 -1 Waived WR-DB Stacey Caruthers. Boston 85 204 170 Oakland at Seattle, 9:05 p.m. Greg Norman 36-35 – 71 -1 Placed WR-DB Isaac Booth on the to me is how a Cardinal team with a bullpen, the Cubs certainly have the 1 p.m. – Basebal vs Morehead St Buffalo 85 196 167 Saturday’s Games Jay Haas 35-36 – 71 -1 injured reserve list. Activated OL-DL (at Monier Field) (2) poor pitching staff and similar ability to play with, and defeat the Montreal 72 174 193 Toronto at Baltimore, 12:35 p.m. John Daly 35-37 – 72 E James Baron from the exempt list. 2 p.m. – Softball at Tennessee Tech (2) Atlantic Division Detroit at New York, 1:35 p.m. Craig Stadler 35-37 – 72 E NEW JERSEY RED DOGS – Signed offense can be favored over a Cubs Astros, Cardinals and Reds. TBA – Men’s golf at St. Louis Pts GF GA Kansas City at Chicago, 1:05 p.m. Bill Glasson 34-38 – 72 E QB Sterling Henton, WR-DB Mancel Invitational team that won the wild card last year The Cubs chose to make few New Jersey 95 230 186 Boston at Tampa Bay, 5:35 p.m. Steve Elkington 34-38 – 72 E Johnson and K Eric Meng. TBA – Men’s track at Wisconsin Pittsburgh 86 232 210 Cleveland at Minnesota, 7:05 p.m. a-Sergio Garcia 39-33 – 72 E SAN JOSE SABERCATS – Placed and practically has the same team changes in the offseason, keeping TBA – Women’s track at Philadelphia 86 219 188 Anaheim at Texas, 7:35 p.m. Tiger Woods 38-34 – 72 E OL-DL Bruce Walker on the exempt WIU Invitational returning. essentially the same team in tact N.Y. Rangers 74 209 213 Oakland at Seattle, 8:05 p.m. Carlos Franco 33-39 – 72 E list. N.Y. Islanders 52 177 230 Sunday’s Games a-Trevor Immelman 36-36 – 72 E TAMPA BAY STORM – Waived OL-DL The Cardinals, whose starting from last season. In fact, the Cubs Sunday Southeast Division Boston at Tampa Bay, 12:35 p.m. Vijay Singh 38-34 – 72 E Kevin Carroll. Pts GF GA rotation features only two pitchers only made two new acquisitions 1 p.m. – Basebal vs Morehead St Toronto at Baltimore, 12:35 p.m. Fuzzy Zoeller 37-35 – 72 E HOCKEY Carolina 80 198 198 (at Monier Field) (2) Detroit at New York, 12:35 p.m. Frank Lickliter 35-37 – 72 E National Hockey League with an ERA under five from a year over the winter, bringing in catcher Florida 72 197 212 4 p.m. – Softball at Middle Tennessee (2) Cleveland at Minnesota, 1:05 p.m. Rocco Mediate 37-36 – 73 +1 NHL – Suspended Toronto F Mike Washington 68 197 205 ago, hardly seems like a team that Benito Santiago (a great improve- TBA – Women’s golf at Western Kansas City at Chicago, 1:05 p.m. Tom Lehman 37-36 – 73 +1 Johnson for two games for elbowing Tampa Bay 43 167 230 Michigan / Butler Oakland at Seattle, 3:35 p.m. Stuart Appleby 36-37 – 73 +1 Ottawa D Janne Laukkanen in a game will contend seriously for a wild ment of Scott Servais) and Lieber. WESTERN CONFERENCE Anaheim at Texas, 7:05 p.m. a-Tom McKnight 37-36 – 73 +1 on April 7. Central Division Chris Perry 33-40 – 73 +1 FLORIDA PANTHERS – Recalled F card berth even if Mark McGwire One of the biggest weaknesses NBA Pts GF GA NATIONAL LEAGUE Brian Watts 37-36 – 73 +1 Herbert Vasiljevs and D Filip Kuba from hits 80 homeruns. the Cubs do have is the fact that they Detroit 90 238 193 East Payne Stewart 36-37 – 73 +1 Kentucky of the AHL. St. Louis 80 222 197 W L GB Gabriel Hjertstedt 40-34 – 74 +2 PHOENIX COYOTES – Signed D The redbirds’ withered staff will have gotten a year older. When Sosa EASTERN CONFERENCE Chicago 62 185 240 Atlanta 2 1 - Olin Browne 38-36 – 74 +2 David Cullen to a multiyear deal. Atlantic Division Nashville 61 178 242 Montreal 2 1 - Raymond Floyd 37-37 – 74 +2 OLYMPICS be led by Donovan Osborne (4.09 turns 30 during the season, every W L GB Northwest Division NY Mets 2 1 - Fred Couples 38-36 – 74 +2 SALT LAKE ORGANIZING COMMIT- ERA) and Kent Mercker (5.07 one of the Cubs’ regular starters will Orlando 26 10 - Pts GF GA Florida 1 2 1.0 Brad Faxon 35-39 – 74 +2 TEE – Announced that the manage- Miami 22 11 2.5 Colorado 94 231 193 Philadelphia 1 2 1.0 John Huston 37-37 – 74 +2 ment ERA). The Cardinals’ fourth starter be over the age of 30. Philadelphia 18 16 7.0 Edmonton 69 212 217 Central Tom Watson 37-37 – 74 +2 committee has ratified the selection of Ken Bottenfield, who wasn’t good That has been the reasoning New York 18 17 7.5 Calgary 68 198 220 W L GB Ben Crenshaw 37-37 – 74 +2 Fraser Bullock as executive vice presi- Washington 13 21 12.0 Vancouver 55 185 252 Chicago 1 1 - Phil Mickelson 35-39 – 74 +2 dent and chief operating officer. enough for the Cubs to keep around behind many of the predictions this Boston 11 22 13.5 Pacific Division Houston 1 1 - Jesper Parnevik 37-37 – 74 +2 TENNIS as a reliever last season, has the sec- spring. But if they were successful New Jersey 9 25 16.0 Pts GF GA Milwaukee 1 1 - a-Hank Kuehne 39-35 – 74 +2 World Team Tennis Central Division Dallas 108 222 159 St. Louis 1 1 - Scott Hoch 36-39 – 75 +3 IDAHO SNEAKERS – Signed Bob ond lowest ERA on the Cardinals last season with veteran players, Indiana 24 11 – Phoenix 88 194 180 Pittsburgh 1 2 0.5 Craig Parry 38-37 – 75 +3 Bryan, Mike Bryan, Mirjana Lucic and Atlanta 22 14 2.5 Anaheim 80 204 192 Cincinnati 0 3 1.5 Corey Pavin 38-37 – 75 +3 Caroline Vis. starting rotation from a year ago. what difference is one more year in Detroit 19 14 3.5 San Jose 77 183 177 West Tim Herron 36-39 – 75 +3 COLLEGE The Cubs, on the other hand, age going to make? Milwaukee 20 14 3.5 Los Angeles 61 172 205 W L GB Steve Stricker 37-38 – 75 +3 AKRON – Announced the retirement of Toronto 18 15 5.0 *Late games not included Los Angeles 3 0 - Darren Clarke 38-37 – 75 +3 Rick Jones, golf coach, as of June 30, seem to have a solid rotation, con- History could be the greatest Cleveland 17 16 6.0 Thursday’s Resutls San Francisco 3 0 - Mark Calcavecchia 37-38 – 75 +3 2000. trary to what the “experts” have said. thing working against the Cubs this Charlotte 13 20 10.0 Toronto at Ottawa San Diego 2 1 1.0 Lee Westwood 38-37 – 75 +3 COAST GUARD – Named Bill George Chicago 10 25 14.0 Washington at New Jersey Colorado 1 2 2.0 J.P. Hayes 38-38 – 76 +4 football coach. The highest ERA from last year on season as they haven’t made back- WESTERN CONFERENCE Montreal at NY Islanders Arizona 0 3 3.0 Patrik Sjoland 39-37 – 76 +4 DUKE – Named Steve Wojciechowski Midwest Division the Cubs’ starting rotation belongs to to-back playoff appearances since Pittsburgh at Philadelphia Thursday’s Results Loren Roberts 37-39 – 76 +4 men's assistant basketball coach. W L GB Boston at Tampa Bay Milwaukee at St Louis Larry Mize 40-36 – 76 +4 Promoted Johnny Dawkins to associ- Utah 24 8 – Kevin Tapani (4.85 ERA), who won 1930. But to count out a team like NY Rangers at Chicago San Diego at San Francisco Bernard Langer 39-37 – 76 +4 ate head coach. San Antonio 23 10 1.5 San Jose at Los Angeles New York at Montreal Fred Funk 38-38 – 76 +4 HAWAII – Announced that WR Charles 19 games last season. the Cubs this early in the season is Houston 23 11 2.0 Today’s Games Philadelphia at Atlanta John Cook 40-36 – 76 +4 Tharp has left the team. Minnesota 20 14 5.0 The Chicago rotation consists of preposterous, especially considering Florida at Buffalo, 6:30 p.m. Chicago at Houston Billy Andrade 38-38 – 76 +4 LOYOLA, ILL. – Named Mary Helen Dallas 11 24 14.5 Detroit at St. Louis, 6:30 p.m. Colorado at Los Angeles Thomas Bjorn 39-37 – 76 +4 Walker women's basketball coach. Tapani, Steve Trachsel, Jon Lieber, the large amount of talent the club Denver 11 25 15.0 N.Y. Rangers at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Today’s Games Steve Jones 37-40 – 77 +5 MERRIMACK – Announced the resig- Vancouver 6 29 19.5 and Scott Sanders, who had an ERA brings back this season. Edmonton at Calgary, 8 p.m. nation of Debbie Cogan, women's bas- Pacific Division New York at Montreal, 6:05 p.m. a-Matt Kuchar 38-39 – 77 +5 Nashville at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Philadelphia at Florida, 6:05 p.m. Trevor Dodds 39-38 – 77 +5 ketball coach. under 2.00 in spring training. Now, I’m not saying the Cubs Portland 27 6 – San Jose at Anaheim, 9:30 p.m. L.A. Lakers 24 13 5.0 Chicago at Pittsburgh, 6:05 p.m. Tommy Aaron 41-36 – 77 +5 MORGAN STATE – Suspended F The emergence of Lieber and are the top team in the National Saturday’s Games Arizona at Atlanta, 6:40 p.m. Scott Verplank 38-40 – 78 +6 Curtis King and C Michael Canady, Phoenix 17 18 11.0 Tampa Bay at Boston, 12:30 p.m. Seattle 16 17 11.0 Milwaukee at Houston, 7:05 p.m. Shigeki Maruyama 36-42 – 78 +6 indefinitely. Sanders has allowed left-handed League and are a favorite to go to Florida at Toronto, 6 p.m. Cincinnati at St. Louis, 7:10 p.m. Billy Mayfair 38-40 – 78 +6 NEW HAMPSHIRE – Announced the Sacramento 15 20 13.0 New Jersey at Montreal, 6 p.m. extraordinare Terry Mulholland the World Series, but they certainly Golden State 14 20 13.5 Colorado at Los Angeles, 9:10 p.m. Seve Ballesteros 40-38 – 78 +6 resignation of Jeff Jackson, men's bas- Carolina at N.Y. Islanders, 6 p.m. L.A. Clippers 3 30 24.0 San Diego at San Francisco, 9:35 p.m. Hal Sutton 39-40 – 79 +7 ketball coach, to take a position as (2.89 ERA) to move to the bullpen deserve more respect that they have Philadelphia at Washington, 6 p.m. *Late games not included Saturday’s Games Gary Player 38-41 – 79 +7 assistant coach at Vanderbilt. Buffalo at Ottawa, 6:30 p.m. along with talented rookie Kurt been given. They have shown they Thursday’s Results Chicago at Pittsburgh, 12:35 p.m. Willie Wood 37-42 – 79 +7 NORTH CAROLINA STATE – Edmonton at Vancouver, 9 p.m. Boston at Toronto New York at Montreal, 1:05 p.m. Gay Brewer Jr. 39-41 – 80 +8 Announced that G Adam Harrington Sunday’s Games Miller. Rod Beck returns to the Cubs have the potential to play with, and Orlando at Cleveland Cincinnati at St. Louis, 1:10 p.m. Nick Faldo 40-40 – 80 +8 and F Keith Bean will not return to the Pittsburgh at Detroit, 2 p.m. San Antoino at Houston San Diego at San Francisco, 3:05 p.m. a-John Miller 42-39 – 81 +9 basketball team next season. bullpen as the closer along with beat anyone in the league, including Colorado at St. Louis, 2 p.m. Golden St at Utah Philadelphia at Florida, 6:05 p.m. Arnold Palmer 43-40 – 83 +11 ST. FRANCIS, PA. – Named Bobby Los Angeles at Dallas, 2 p.m. Matt Karchner and Felix Heredia Houston who they pounded Portland at Seattle Arizona at Atlanta, 6:10 p.m. Billy Casper 43-43 – 86 +14 Jones men's basketball coach. Phoenix at Anaheim, 7 p.m. Minnesota at LA Clippers Colorado at Los Angeles, 6:35 p.m. Joe Durant 41-46 – 87 +15 who have shown great improvement Wednesday night 9-2. Today’s Games Milwaukee at Houston, 7:05 p.m. Doug Ford 44-44 – 88 +16 ON THIS DAY under the instruction of new pitching While at times a key injury can Philadelphia at Boston, 6 p.m. Sunday’s Games Washington at Charlotte, 6:30 p.m. MLB Philadelphia at Florida, 12:05 p.m. coach Marty DeMeritt. make or break a team’s season, this Milwaukee at Orlando, 6:30 p.m. Arizona at Atlanta, 12:10 p.m. TRANSACTIONS 1946 – The Montreal Canadiens New York at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. New York at Montreal, 12:35 p.m. beat the Boston Bruins 6-3 to win With a slimmer and more fit is not true for a veteran Cubs team AMERICAN LEAGUE Toronto at New Jersey, 6:30 p.m. Chicago at Pittsburgh, 12:35 p.m. BASEBALL the Stanley Cup in five games. East Jeremi Gonzalez to return in June that has a plethora of postseason Detroit at Indiana, 7 p.m. Cincinnati at St. Louis, 1:10 p.m. National League 1947 – Leo Durocher, manager of W L GB Phoenix at Utah, 7 p.m. Milwaukee at Houston, 1:35 p.m. FLORIDA MARLINS – Named the Brooklyn Dodgers, is suspend- after being sidelined most of the ‘98 experience. Boston 2 0 - Seattle at Vancouver, 9 p.m. San Diego at San Francisco, 3:05 p.m. Jonathan Jensen communications ed for one year by Commissioner season, the Cubs’ bullpen, which Last season the Cubs came out of Minnesota at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. NY Yankees 2 1 0.5 Colorado at Los Angeles, 3:10 p.m. assistant. A.B. “Happy” Chandler for “conduct Saturday’s Games Baltimore 1 1 1.0 NEW YORK METS – Sent RHP Derek detrimental to baseball.” Durocher is was to be their greatest weakness nowhere to make their first postsea- Atlanta at Cleveland, 6:30 p.m. Tampa Bay 1 1 1.0 Wallace outright to Norfolk of the linked to gambling interests. could prove to be a strength for the Charlotte at Indiana, 7 p.m. Toronto 1 1 1.0 GOLF International League. 1950 – Jimmy Demaret wins his son appearance of the decade, and Golden St at Dallas, 7 p.m. Central SAN DIEGO PADRES – Placed 3B third Masters, by two strokes over club as the year progresses. unless these so called “experts” take Miami at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. W L GB AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) – Scores George Arias on the 15-day disabled. Jim Ferrier. San Antonio at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Chicago 2 1 - with relation to par Thursday from the Recalled RHP Carlos Almanzar from 1962 – Arnold Palmer wins a three- With a couple of recent additions another hard look at the National Denver at Sacramento, 9 p.m. Cleveland 1 1 0.5 first round of the Masters, played on the Las Vegas of the PCL. way playoff, beating Gary Player to the bullpen and the signing of League team from Chicago, they’ll Portland at L.A. Clippers Minnesota 1 1 0.5 6,925-yard, par 36-36 – 72 Augusta FOOTBALL and Dow Finsterwald in the (at Anaheim), 9:30 p.m. Detroit 1 2 1.0 National Golf Club Note: 12 golfers National Football League Masters. Japanese phenom Hideo Nomo to a be scratching their heads again this Sunday’s Games Kansas City 0 2 1.5 were unable to complete the first round. MIAMI DOLPHINS – Signed TE 1978 – Gary Player shoots a final- Philadelphia at Washington, 11:30 a.m. West They will complete the round Friday Hunter Goodwin to an offer sheet. Re- round 64 to win his third Masters, AAA contract, the Cubs’ pitching September and saying, “Man, how New York at New Jersey, 2 p.m. W L GB morning. (a-denotes amateur): signed LB Anthony Harris to a two-year edging Hubert Green, Rod Funseth staff now has the potential to be did I miss that one?” Chicago at Boston, 7 p.m. Texas 2 1 - Brandel Chamblee 35-34 – 69 -3 contract. and defending champion Tom Milwaukee at Miami, 7 p.m. Anaheim 1 1 0.5 Davis Love III 37-32 – 69 -3 Canadian Football League Watson by a shot. Detroit at Minnesota, 4:30 p.m. Oakland 1 2 1.0 Scott McCarron 35-34 – 69 -3 HAMILTON TIGER-CATS – Signed OL 1978 – David Thompson of the Houston at Utah, 2 p.m. Seattle 1 2 1.0 Colin Montgomerie 37-33 – 70 -2 Martin Arsenault and WR Mitchell Denver Nuggets scores 73 points Seattle at L.A. Lakers, 4:30 p.m. Thursday’s Results Jose Maria Olazabal 36-34 – 70 -2 Galloway. against the Detroit Pistons. Only “We’ve got a good pitching staff, Sacramento at Vancouver, 8 p.m. Tampa Bay at Baltimore Justin Leonard 36-34 – 70 -2 Arena Football League Wilt Chamberlain has scored more but we’re not a good hitting team,” L.A. Clippers at Portland, 8 p.m. Boston at Kansas City Jeff Sluman 37-33 – 70 -2 GRAND RAPIDS RAMPAGE – points in an NBA game. Change Jarnagin said. “We’re getting better, from Page 12 but we’re still not in the same catego- in Birmingham, Ala., with sore elbow before returning to ry as Eastern.” renowned surgeon Dr. James start Game 3 of the NL playoffs The Murray series was the last of Besides Rauch, another star on the national Andrews performing the opera- against the Atlanta Braves. He three road series’ for the Panthers. Morehead pitching staff is senior tion. tore the ligament after making Schmitz said he is looking for- right-hander Rick Cercy, who comes sports Wood will miss the entire just 26 pitches in his first spring ward to finally playing at Monier into the weekend with a 4-1 record. 1999 season. The 21-year-old training start last month. Field. In 34 innings pitched, Cercy has right-hander went 13-6 for the Wood is scheduled to be “I’ve been looking forward to it,” struck out the second most batters on Cubs last season and struck out released from the hospital Friday Schmitz said. “From a players aspect, the team with 47 while only walking 20 batters against Houston last and then will travel to Chicago it’s going to feel good to get a good seven. He has one complete game, inbrief May, tying a major league after two weeks to begin range- meal and go to bed on Friday.” and has given up the long ball only record. of-motion exercises, the Cubs The Eagles have had their share of once this season. To beat Morehead’s Wood has During the surgery, Wood's said in a release. trouble this season, as Morehead lost two big guns of Cercy and Rauch, torn ulnar collateral ligament was Wood struck out 233 batters 2-of 3 games to Tennessee Tech last Schmitz said the Panther offense is successful surgery repaired and wrapped with a last season, had a 3.40 ERA and weekend to drop its overall record to going to have to be patient. CHICAGO (AP) – Kerry graft from his right forearm. allowed hitters just a .196 aver- 1-5. The Eagles have now lost eight “Patience and figuring out what Wood, last season's NL Rookie Cubs officials said the surgery age against him. He was the of its last 12 games. they’re doing is the key,” Schmitz of the Year, underwent recon- was successful. Wood missed the fourth overall pick in the 1995 For Morehead to come away with said. “If we don’t score we don’t structive elbow surgery Thursday final month of last season with a June amateur draft. a couple of wins in Charleston, the want to get impatient because that’s pitching staff has to come to play. not the kind of team we are.”

Tell your friends what they want to hear during Greek Week... place a clasified and have some fun for once. The Daily Eastern News Inside Scoreboard. Page 7A Track teams travel to Western Illinois. Page 6A Friday 8A Softball plays six OVC games in three days. Page 6A Sports April 9, 1999 Is he a changed man? Reid faces old Eagle pitcher erases memory of five straight homers team in Ohio By Matt Wilson Staff writer Valley contest After striking out 22 batters in his last By Kristin Rojek two starts, the last team Morehead State Staff writer pitcher Jon Rauch wants to see is Eastern. But the Morehead strike out leader is After a tough loss against Washington University going to have to face the team that put him Wednesday, the women’s tennis team will host its in the record books in the doubleheader biggest competitor, Southeast Missouri, on Sunday in Saturday at Monier Field. Rauch is not in hopes of a needed win with the conference tournament the record books for a good reason, after only three games away. he allowed the Panthers an NCAA record Eastern lost to Southeast Missouri in the Ohio five-straight homers last season. Valley Conference Tournament last year in one decid- This three-game set against the Eagles ing match, giving fifth place to SEMO. To add to the will be the Ohio Valley Conference home pressure, two years ago head coach Marla Reid left opener for the Panthers and will begin at 1 SEMO’s tennis program to coach for Eastern. p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. “As a coach, it means a lot to win because I used to Morehead State head coach Jon coach there,” Reid said. “It’s an emotional match up.” Jarnagin said Rauch, who has an OVC- For the players, however, the win isn’t as much for leading 51 strike outs, has improved since their coach as it is for revenge. last season. “It’s head-on competition and it’s going to be a good “I don’t know if he put it behind him, match,” senior Adeline Khaw said. but he’s a force to be dealt with,” Jarnagin The close loss by four points to Wash U Wednesday said. “He’s much better than he was last night sparked some much needed improvements for the year.” Panthers before the OVC tournament. Reid said the Panther head coach Jim Schmitz team lost its focus and wasn’t ready when it stepped out agreed with Jarnagin, saying Rauch is one on the court, but she felt the work they were putting into of the top pitchers in the OVC this season. the two days before SEMO would improve such weak- “Jon has pitched against us before and nesses. he’s a quality starter,” Schmitz said. “Last “We lost some momentum,” Reid said. “We need to year was just one of those unique days, work on some key elements to get those doubles wins.” and I don’t think it could happen here. Doubles play has always been a hindrance on the Hopefully he’s not on, because when he is team, relying on their stronger singles play for a win. A he’s difficult to score on.” balance needs to be established in order to see good While Rauch will not have to face two results in the conference tournament. of the five Panthers responsible for putting “The team as a whole needs to change their attitude Eastern in the record books, he still has to and generate positive energy,” Khaw said. “We need pitch to senior right fielder Brian Hantosh, more motivation and play more aggressively.” senior first baseman Mark Tomse and Aggressive play is what Khaw and teammate Linda junior third baseman Matt Marzec. Stakic have in their doubles matches, giving the team Missing from this group of five are gradu- their only doubles points on Wednesday night. ates Josh Zink and Clint Benhoff. “I like playing with Linda because she is a strong Jarnagin said the OVC strike out player,” Khaw said. “We pick each other up and moti- leader will be going into this series with a vate each other.” different attitude. The team has begun to rely on its success heading “Jon is thinking more positive and to into singles play, but Stakic said the other doubles wins are necessary to take the pressure off the singles wins. do the right thing,” the Eagle coach said. Mandy Marshall / Staff photographer “It could happen again, but he has a more “We need to stay focused and be more consistent,” A member of the Panther baseball team stands at the plate and awaits a pitch in Eastern’s strategic way of getting them out.” Khaw said. 10-7 loss to Illinois State Tuesday. The Panthers travel to Morehead State today. And even though Jarnagin has not “When we dig a hole for ourselves in the doubles brought up the subject of the NCAA off of a 25-9 win over Chicago State ued his hot streak Wednesday against play we need to be mentally tough to pull ourselves out record to his pitcher, he has talked to Wednesday where it pounded out 24 hits Chicago State, as he went 3-for-5 and of it.” Rauch about the powerful Eastern offense. against the Cougar pitching staff. The drove in six runs. One of the three hits was Khaw speaks from experience as she suffered a loss “I do bring up to him that Marzec, Panthers have now reached double figures his third homer of the season. in her first set Wednesday night, but came through to Tomse and Lyons are good hitters and you in hits in nine out of their last 11 games. After getting 35 hits in three games and win both the second and third sets to help the team. have to pitch them correct or they will get “We’ve put everything together,” taking 2-of-3 from Murray State last “It helps winning the first set for me because I’m hits,” Jarnagin said. Schmitz said. “Our line up is set so people weekend, Eastern brought its OVC record more confident going into the second, but like “If we make mistakes then they will hit know their place and role on the team and to over .500, at 5-4. (Wednesday) I was more determined to go after the the home run out, but if we pitch them what they need to do to complete that This is the same Murray State team second win because I lost in the first set,” Khaw said. right then they won’t.” role.” that swept Morehead in a three-game For the Panthers, a win on Sunday will not only help Rauch (2-3) is coming to Monier Field A key component of the current series to open up the conference schedule. their conference record for the tournament, but will at the wrong time, as the Panther bats Panther power surge is Tomse. Last boost their confidence and show the team’s true consis- seem to be coming to life. Eastern is fresh week’s OVC Player of the Week contin- See CHANGED Page 7A tency and focus. He said it ... They get less respect than used toilet paper pring has arrived, and opening day mate chance to win the Cubs are playing in an injury-plagued divi- “If we make has passed, and now it’s time for the National sion that is essentially up for grabs. Cub fans, including myself, to take League Central Houston has lost their top hitter and run pro- mistakes on their role as eternal optimists. Division to barely ducer, Moises Alou, for the season with a torn S having a chance to knee ligament. The Cardinals, who have been then they This is the time when hope springs eternal will hit the for Cub fans and they can put the saying “Wait finish fourth in the picked to finish second and to have a good shot ‘til next year” behind them for at least another division? of bringing home the wild card, lost the ace of homerun season. Both ESPN and Bill Ruthhart their staff and probable 20-game winner. Sports Illustrated Matt Morris, who looked to be the lone out,but if we After last year’s wild card appearance, the Staff writer chances for another postseason appearance look magazines have strong spot in an otherwise mediocre starting pitch them right,then they bright, and looked even brighter before spring predicted the Cubs rotation, has been lost for the season with the won’t. training. A few weeks into spring practice in to finish no better same injury that has Wood watching the ‘99 Arizona, the Cubs’ ace and last year’s Rookie than fourth, both citing Wood’s injury elimi- season from the pine. nates all hope for the season. Both magazines The Reds’ Denny Neagle, who would have Morehead State head baseball coach of the Year, Kerry Wood tore an elbow ligament John Jarnagin gives his stellar which required Tommy John surgery and at have the Astros winning the division, followed been Cincinnati’s ace, has also been lost to an philosophy on what it’s going to take to least a year’s worth of recovery. by the Cardinals in second and the Reds in arm injury, and the Pirates have had their fair prevent the Panthers from repeating With Wood out for at least a year, everyone third. share of injuries. The only team that has last year’s NCAA-record immediately shot down the Cubs’ chances for Something certainly smells fishy here. Now remained healthy is the Brewers, who have five-consecutive homers against the ‘99 season. This is what has me perplexed. maybe it’s my optimistic outlook as a Cub fan, been predicted by the “experts” to finish dead Morehead State. How could almost every sports magazine in but things certainly aren’t as bad as they’ve last in the division. been made out to be. My first reason being that ” the country move the Cubs from having a legiti- See RUTHHART Page 7A friday, april 9 , 1999 VVVEEERRRGGGEEE mamaggazinazinee inside: Horoscopes On Broadway... page 2b Coffetalk show page 3b Motherlode for Haiti page 4b Reviews pages 5 and 8b

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by alice hosty form of the Broadway Dinner Verge editor Playhouse in Mattoon, a dinner the- Until recently,a building that used to ater complete with a newly built house a tavern on Broadway Avenue in stage, seating and upscale fare right Mattoon has been vacant – void of next door. Bard imitators donned in tights, any The playhouse has already produced dramatic love spats or even the occa- one successful play and has moved sional attempt at slapstick comedy. onto the improvisational comedy of Now the building has a stage for the- Hello Dali, with two more productions ater to shine upon – literally, in the scheduled for the next several weeks. See theater on page 3b V2b friday, april 9, 1999 On theVERGE of theWeekend Little Johnny, age 7, after making $50.00 off his lemonade stand. He still has more money than you. You wanna know why?...

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by jaime hodge Staff writer Tub Ring fans across campus are breathing a collective sigh of relief because their favorite “band from the future” will unleash its sardonic, scientifical- ly-produced symphonies Saturday when it performs with N.i.l.8 and Big MF Stick. Tub Ring has been curiously absent from its Charleston fan base since its last performance at Peacefest ‘98, aside from a brief stint at a house party, where fans shrieked, cavorted and yes, thrashed to a skipping version of Britney Spears’ “… Baby One More Time.” “I haven’t seen Tub Ring since last year. I’m very excit- ed,” said Phillip Manning, a sophomore environmental biol- ogy major. photo courtesy of Tub Ring Other fans related rather Tub Ring members from left to right: Rob Kleiner, Jason Fields, Kevin Gibson, Mike Gilmore and Mouse will bring their frenzied antics and acrobatic stunts to the personal tales about their pangs Rathskeller and Friends & Co’s The Dungeon Saturday. of longing for the band’s pres- ence. ted. “It’s for the fans, man.” stage with its unique blend of he’s very crafty with them.” The mayhem begins at 3:30 “I feel nude without their Those who haven’t witnessed pop and rock. Opening for Tub Ring and p.m. Saturday in the Rathskeller, music,” said Ryan Garrity, Tub Ring’s frenzied antics “Some of it’s got a punk edge N.i.l.8 is the Indianapolis-based, but the doors open at 3 p.m. junior English major. “And I should prepare for some musi- to it, but where a pop/punk seven-member group Big MF The cost of admission is $5. miss Rob.” cal crack: Tub Ring’s performers band like Green Day goes off Stick, which is currently on And for those who are 21 Tub Ring keyboardist and throw themselves – literally – on stupid subjects that aren’t tour. years of age or older, round clarinet player Rob Kleiner said into the crowd. And acrobatic very entertaining, the singer The group’s rap-core sound two awaits you at the Dungeon, he has missed playing at stunts that defy normal human from N.i.l.8 will have lyrics breeds a hybrid blend of metal located next to Friends & Co., Eastern, but this will give him endurance are commonplace about hypothetical, imagined and rap similar to such main- 507 Van Buren Ave. All three the opportunity to catch up during each performance. things,” Kleiner said. “He’s very stream groups as the Deftones, bands will perform “similar,” with his adoring fans. If you’re looking for a little creative – his lyrics are very Korn and Limp Bizkit, only it though not identical sets. The “We were kind of sad we sugar for your eardrums, interesting. He doesn’t just meshes a couple of singers with second show will begin at 9 didn’t get to go down there N.i.l.8, which hails from throw together lyrics that a metal band to back them up, p.m. and also has an admission first semester,” Kleiner admit- Springfield, will crunch up the rhyme. He’s a master of words; Kleiner said. charge of $5. Theater from page 1b After a buffet style meal at major Matt Fear. learning experience and they are “We have a really diverse Tickets for the theater, which adjacent Gowin’s restaurant with “Once I figured out what I going for it. That’s why I’m excit- group,” Hawk said. “It’s a blast- include dinner and a show, are $15 varied entrees that include chick- wanted to do with it people in ed to bring (these productions) We’ve got everyone from oil in advance and $17 at the door. en, fish and pork tenderloin, play- the area told me to hire Matt out here and give them a boost.” workers, retail managers, tele- Hello Dali will take the stage at house participants step next Fear to get it off the ground,” Hill ARTCO is a relatively new communicators, electricians, blah tonight, Saturday, Thursday, door for a night of theater enter- said. group themselves. Formed in retired guys, housewives and stu- April 16 and 17. tainment. “I’m really, really pleased with September, the professional com- dents in the company. We “We (Hello Dali) have never “We want to be known for our the support from the area,” Fear munity group is in the process of produce quality stuff.” actually had a stage to perform food as much as for our produc- said. “We’ve got a really good remodeling an old Pentecostal Fear also has tentatively on,” said Fear. “We are going to tions,” said owner Dave Hall, a 26- thing here – this area has needed Church in Tuscola to house their planned children’s plays for the do new long form improv’s and year-old businessman/entrepreneur a theater outlet. And the food is theater. Hawk said “Love summer, for which he is holding also throw in some old favorites who completely remodeled the really, really good too.” Letters” and “She Loves Me” are open auditions at 8 p.m. Monday. – It’s going to be cool.” building after getting the idea for As part of his production man- the first productions for ARTCO. ARTCO is also holding auditions ARTCO’s presentation of the dinner theater from a similar ager duties, Fear consulted “‘Love Letters’ is a poignant, for their production of “Love Letters” will begin at 7 experience. Actors Revival Theater Company funny take on how two rich peo- Oklahoma from 5 to 10 p.m. p.m. April 22 through 24 and “I’ve owned the building for (ARTCO) member Tom Hawk to ple grow up; one becoming trou- today and from 10:30 a.m. to “She Loves Me” at 7 p.m. April years but I didn’t really know develop a pool of actors to set ble and one becoming so straight 1:30 p.m. Saturday. 29 through May 1. Matt Fear what to do with it,” Hall said. “I up and perform shows. The laced, It’s scary,” Hawk said. “‘She Both Hall and Fear said they presents “Shakespeare went to a dinner theater in results are three upcoming plays Loves Me’ is an old tale based on want everyone to know that the Abridged,” a three man perfor- Branson and thought turning the to be presented by the Actors the book that the movie “You’ve playhouse is a professional acting mance of all Shakespeare’s building into a theater would be Revival Theater Company– “Love Got Mail” came from. It’s told company – one that comes at a major works, at 7 p.m. May 6 a great way to introduce culture Letters, ” “She Loves Me” and through music with a cast of 20 good price. through 8 and May 13 through to the area.” “Shakespeare Abridged.” and we have an excellent time “We want people to be able 15 at the Broadway Dinner Friends then told him about Hawk said he is optimistic putting it on.” to come in and experience the Playhouse, 1708 Broadway Ave. someone who could help turn about working with the new the- Since both ARTCO and the atmosphere and see what it’s all in Mattoon. Dinner for all the former campaign manager’s ater. Broadway Playhouse are new to about for a reasonable cost,” Hall shows begins at 6 p.m. For vision into results – Hello Dali “This is a brand new concept the area, working together is cru- said. “We sold 675 tickets for more information, call 258- member and senior theater for Mattoon,” he said. “It’s a cial for their survival, Hawk said. our first production.” 6658. Who When Where Price Phone Rev. Robert Blues Band 10 p.m. Fri. April 9 Uptowner $2 345-4622 Motherload 9 p.m.Fri. April 9 Friends & Co (The Dungeon) $5 345-2380 Brat Pack 9 p.m. Fri. April 9 The Warehouse (Ted’s) $3 345-9732 Brandon Washington 5 to 7 p.m. Fri. April 9 City of New Orleans (Champaign) free 359-2489 G. Lee and Jet Blonde 9:30 p.m. Fri. April 9 City of New Orleans $4 359-2489 One Less Karen 5 to 7 p.m. Fri. April 9 Creamy’s (Champaign) free 359-6977 The Impalas 10 p.m. Fri. April 9 Creamy’s free 359-6977 Fluid Oz. (Brother Jed & Dave’s Tune) 10 p.m. Fri. April 9 Canopy Club (Urbana) $3 367-3140 Tub Ring 9 p.m. Sat. April 10 Friends & Co (The Dungeon) $5 345-2380 Trickle Down 10 p.m. Sat. April 10 Uptowner $2 345-4622 DIGITAL UNDERGROUND 8 p.m. Sat. April 10 Canopy Club $10 367-3140 Uncle John’s Band 9:30 p.m. Sat. April. 10 Mabel’s (Champaign) $5 328-5701 Concert Calendar The Blue Deacons 9 p.m. Sat. April 10 Embassy (Champaign) free 384-9526 friday, april 9, 1999 On theVERGE of theWeekend V4b Motherlode sings for Haiti’s sake by geneva white WEIU, and now works for a “It’s all about relationship Staff writer Sarah Bush Lincoln Health building,” Lanham said. “That Center program in which she kind of relationship building can Motherlode, a trio of conscien- tells high school students transform our lives.” tious Charleston women, will about staying healthy through The fun will not stop with live unite people in Haiti and being involved with the arts. music though. Ann Charleston through their music The Haiti Connection ben- Wengornowitz, a member of the tonight in the Dungeon behind efit is not the first time Haiti connection, said she is Friends & Co. Motherlode has played for a encouraging the public to bring The show, set to kick off at good cause. Meyer said the drums, harmonicas or any musical 9:30 p.m., will be a benefit con- band has performed for instrument they choose to the cert for the Haiti Connection, a Eastern’s Peacefest, Earthday, concert. In between sets, the student organization which raises Habitat for Humanity and has audience will be welcome to play awareness and funds for people put on shows for schools and their musical instruments and par- in Haiti – the poorest country in nursing homes. When a ticipate in a musical “free for all,” the Western Hemisphere. nuclear waste dump was going an activity that Haitian people like The band, which performs a to be put in Martinsville, to do in during their free time. wide variety of music ranging Motherlode played on the “We’re trying to create a from Irish folk music to blues to steps of the state capital in Haitian mood or feeling,” popular, is made up of Gaye protest, Meyer said. photo courtesy of Roy Lanhum Wengornowitz said. “I’ve always Harrison who plays violin and “We’ve supported causes Jeanine Woods (center) and sister Nicole Woods (right) spend time with Haitian chil- found that very spontaneous dren during a previous trip with Eastern’s Haiti Connection. The Haiti Connection mandolin, Althea Pendergast, concerning environmental invites everyone to bring musical instruments to the Motherlode show at Friends & Co playing turns out to be wonder- who sings and plays stand-up issues, women’s issues and Friday so people can enjoy a musical “free for all” – Haitian style. ful.” base and Wendy Meyer who human rights,” Meyer said. Sherwood said she is glad to plays rhythm guitar. Although Motherlode per- tion has ever held. Roy Lanham, for free,” he said. “I want to have Motherlode come to play at “We know stuff that was pop- forms a lot of covers, the band advisor of the Haiti connection, thank Motherlode for their will- the Dungeon. ular in the 1800’s (and) we know also performs some original said the concert is a benefit to ingness to lend their beautiful “It’s grand,” Sherwood said. stuff that’s popular in 1999,” said tunes. everyone involved. voices and their talents to people “Anything for live music. Meyer. “ We do a combo of folk, “Althea’s written the most “It’s a win, win, win (situation) sitting in the poorest country in Motherlode is always welcome blues and popular.” original tunes,” Meyer said. “I’ve Lanham,” said. “We have an the Western Hemisphere.” here.” Brought together in written a couple too.” opportunity to raise awareness In addition to being grateful to Sherwood describes Charleston 10 years ago, each Meyer also said however, and funds. Secondly Charleston Motherlode, Lanham said he is Motherlode as a “local band with member of Motherlode has or “Althea does a very wonderful gets to listen to a great band. It’s also appreciative of Shannon a conscience.” has had an affiliation with version of ‘Summertime.’” also a win in that the folks of Sherwood, owner of Friends and “They have done benefits for Eastern. Pendergast formerly Meyer said Motherlode was Charleston get to stand in solidar- Co. for lending out the Dungeon me before so they don’t mind worked with the Counseling glad to accept the invitation to ity with people of the third for the concert. doing them on occasion,” Center at Eastern and is now a perform for the people of Haiti. world.” “She’s giving us the Dungeon,” Sherwood added. counselor at Lakeland College. “It’s for a good cause,” Meyer Lanham said he is grateful to Lanham said. “That’s cool.” Admission to the concert is Meyer is a Building Services said. Motherlode for agreeing to per- The Motherlode concert is $3. All proceeds from the con- Worker in the residence halls. Motherlode will be the first form for free. about building a relationship with cert will go to benefit people in Harrison formerly worked at benefit concert the Haiti connec- “It’s tough for people to play countries like Haiti, Lanham said. Haiti. 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by sean stangland “Boyz N the Hood.” Acting-wise,“The Matrix” makes Staff writer two real finds in Carrie-Anne Moss As a film, “The Matrix” (rated and Hugo Weaving. Moss, who has PG-13) should not work. It seem- previously languished in the hell of ingly exists as a mishmash of every direct-to-video movies and sci-fi science fiction and action film made television, hits the mark as Trinity, in the last 10 years. It contains a photo taken Morpheus’ partner and (or course) great deal of puzzling dialogue, and from Neo’s eventual love interest. What it even expects viewers to accept www.moviefi makes her character different from Keanu Reeves in the lead role. nder.com most others of its type is that she But it does work.Well. is not passive and never really Andy and Larry Wachowski, the needs the men to save her.She is as Chicagoan brothers who entered much of a protagonist and an the Hollywood scene in 1996 by aggressor as anyone else in the film, writing and directing the slick crime and does so with intensity. flick “Bound,” have certainly done Keanu Reeves Weaving, who has been heard as (Neo) their homework. With “The achieves hero the voice of Rex in the “Babe” films, Matrix,” they pull every trick they status and plays the lead villain, a suit-and-tie can out of the event movie bag and Carrie-Anne agent who regards Morpheus and somehow deliver a fresh, fascinat- Moss (Trinity) his kind as a virus to be gotten rid ing film that is exciting as hell. finds star sta- of. The key to Weaving’s success Any accomplished moviegoer tus in here is his quietly disturbing voice could sit through “The Matrix” and “Matrix.” that allows him to make the most name each and every movie that of his many monologues. the Wachowski boys have bor- known to hackers as the Matrix. the same way that the film’s plot action sequences, But in the end, the acting in “The rowed from: “Dark City,” It does not take too long for the does. and one involving a helicopter Matrix” really won’t be remem- “Terminator 2,” “Strange Days,” film to reveal to the audience just What really stands out about crash that will likely inspire jaws to bered. I’ll remember Bill Pope’s “The Fifth Element,” “Men in Black,” what the Matrix is, but don’t both- “The Matrix” is its unique fight drop across America (including stunning cinematography, the “The Lawnmower Man” and so on er trying to find out what it is by scenes. Instead of the usual pedes- mine). Wachowskis’ thrilling use of the and so forth. The real feat here is reading the rest of this review. trian brawls and shootouts, “The If there are any detriments to camera, and those hyper-kinetic that the obvious similarities do Instead, just know that the story Matrix” is populated almost entire- the film, they would be the heavy fight scenes. In this movie’s case, I very little to hamper the film’s abil- that lies ahead involves mysterious ly by fighters as electric and explo- doses of cliched dialogue and an think that’s all we really needed. ity to entertain. men in sunglasses,a trip on a space- sive as Jackie Chan – on crack.The ending shamelessly designed to set Here is a film filled with flaws It would be hard to describe ship, menacing robotic creations hand-to-hand combat is portrayed up a sequel.And,admittedly,the fact and stale ideas that overcomes “The Matrix” without giving away and lots and lots of guns. with a speed and freedom never that this film does recall so many itself.Very few movies of this sort some of the film’s secrets (which Neo finds himself in the midst of seen in a real film before.The style sci-fi movies of the past does take are able to be little more than fun are definitely part of the fun), so a power struggle that spans worlds is best compared to the action one some of the luster off (but not diversions.“The Matrix” sets a new proceed with caution. both real and virtual, and leads him would find in Japanese animation. much). standard that films of its ilk will be Reeves stars as Thomas to understand the awful truth Through the combination of live Surprisingly enough, the acting compared to for quite some time. Anderson, a software engineer about the world he inhabits. The fighting, digital effects and an innov- here is first-rate.Reeves’ dialogue is In short, it’s a great way to tide us who also happens to be an accom- story unfurls at a slower pace than ative use of slow-motion, the limited, allowing him to actually all over until “Star Wars: Episode I” plished hacker, who goes by the one might expect, but captures our Wachowskis’ showcase countless succeed in being likable and believ- arrives on May 19. name of Neo online. He gains quite attention and our imagination scenes of intense action that would able as our hero. Fishburne, always a reputation and catches the atten- nonetheless. probably get old in any other film. an interesting actor, delivers his tion of an elusive computer genius All of this is presented with Here, the audience can’t wait to sometimes-ridiculous philosophies “The Matrix” named Morpheus (Laurence some of the best visual effects that see which rabbit they’re going to with conviction. He’s almost doing Warner Brothers Fishburne), who offers to show have ever been put on screen – pull out of the hat next.There are a quieter, more thoughtful version ★★★★ Neo the truth behind an entity effects that bend reality much in at least five highly memorable of his Furious Styles character from SURPRISESURPRISE YOURYOUR FRIEND!FRIEND! Place a BIRTHDAY AD with a PHOTO AND MESSAGE Now delivering 11 am 3 W. Lincoln to close everyday 3 W. 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Call 581-3698 JACKSON 345-5722 Good luck Airband & Greek Sing. ______4/9 you! Love, your sisters. ______4/12 ______4/9 ______4/9 Love, your sisters. A-Phis-I’m looking for some HOT ______4/9 1 Bedroom Apartment 2 blocks 1993 Nissan pick-up, extended EASTSIDE PACKAGE WEEK- ______4/9 STUFF! Let’s set the roof on fire! Alpha Phi’s keep up the hard work from campus. Available Fall. cab. Excellent condition. A/C. END SPECIALS: Natasha Story and Natalie Jefford Good Luck! Love ya, Lisa. with Airband and Greek Sing. It’ll Utilities except phone included. AM/FM cassette. Bedliner. New BUD, BUD LT. 12 BTLS $7.29 of Alpha Gamma Delta-you guys ______4/9 pay off this weekend! 345-3404 or 345-3479. brakes, tires, battery. $4900 or KEY LT. 18 CNS $6.59 are doing an awesome job with Sara and Kenny, Thank you for all ______4/9 ______4/16 reasonable offer. (217) 345-5013 CAPT. MORGAN 750ML $9.99 Greek Week! Thank you for all of your help and dedication with A-Phi Airband~You guys are Hot Now on the Square Large Apt. ______4/16 BACARDI LT. 750ML $7.99 your hard work-we love you! airband. Thanks again~ The Men Stuff! Feel the heat this weekend! w/loft and sky light. 4=$215, TANNING BED wolff system GORDONS VODKA 1.75ML ______4/9 of Delta Sigma Phi. Love, The Fire Starter. 3=$287 water, trash, and heat repossessed. Take over pay- $10.99 Congratulations Katie Franz and ______4/9 ______4/9 Tracy Szachowicz of Alpha paid. Call 348-7733. ments 1-800-248-9832 SOLEO FLAVORED WINES Julie Williams of SIGMA KAPPA- Lisa and Laurie~ Your guys did an Gamma Delta on becoming ______4/14 ______4/9 $3.89 Congratulations on getting lava- awesome job with Airband! President and Vice President of SUMMER STORAGE as low as Fender Bass guitar and amp HONEY BROWN KEGS $55 liered by Brett Gilliland of Delta Thanks for all of your hard work! GAMMA. Your sisters are proud of $30.00 per month. Ph. 348-7746. $300.00. Call 348-3327. ICEHOUSE KEGS $49 Tau Delta! Love, your sisters. Love, Sara. you! ______5/3 ______4/13 EASTSIDE PACKAGE 18TH & ______4/9 ______4/9 ______4/9 Honda VFR 750 Sport Bike, ex. JACKSON 345-5722 Jill Kowalski of SIGMA KAPPA- Bi the way, John Konecki, you To the women of Delta Zeta, Good cond. $1200 obo 345-1292. ______4/9 Congratulations on being lava- showed alot of courage in “coming luck with Airband and Greek Sing Sublessors ______4/21 liered by our new SWEETHEART out” to support Pride Week last this weekend. I know that you will night. Tau Love. Computer for Sale. $500 Call Bob Carlson of Delta Chi! We are do great! -Love Coffey. ______4/9 2 Bedroom apts. Fully furnished 348-7677. Personals all excited for you. ______4/9 across from Buzzard Building. ______4/15 ______4/9 Just Call 348-0157 for appoint- Loft for sale. Exc. Cond. Call 581- 10 Tans for $25. We’ll get you FINAL EXAMINATION SCHEDULE SPRING 1999 ment. 5401. tanned for summer at Tropi-tan. FINAL ______5/4 ______4/13 348-8263. MON TUE WED THU FRI TIME/DAY 3-MAY-99 4-MAY-99 5-MAY-99 6-MAY-99 7-MAY-99 Sublessor needed for Summer. Professional packing boxes and ______5/4 Own room, Big house on 2nd St. paper. Excellent condition, half SUMMER STORAGE as low as M 0800 (8:00 am) T 0800 (8:00 am) T 0900 (9:00 am) M 0900 (9:00 am) makeup/arranged Across from Rec Center. Price price and less. 345-3123. $30.00 per month. Ph. 348-7746. 8:00-10:00 M 0815 (8:15 am) T 0815 (8:15 am) T 0930 (9:30 am) M 0930 (9:30 am) T 0945 (9:45 am) negotiable. Call Thad 348-6602. ______4/14 ______5/3 M 0830 (8:30 am) T 0830 (8:30 am) M 0840 (8:40 am) T 0840 (8:40 am) makeup/arranged ______4/13 Honda Civic 4dr 1986 very reli- To the men of Tau Kappa Epsilon: T 1000 (10:00am) Summer Apartment 1-2 people. able $600. Firm or trade for Good luck in Greek Week ‘99. We T 1100 (11:00 am) M 1100 (11:00 am) M 1000 (10:00 am) makeup/arranged Close to Campus! Park place. Quality Mountain Bike. 581-6295. know you’ll do great! Love, the 10:15-12:15 M 1040 (10:40 am) T 1030 (10:30 am) Good price! Call Rich @ 345- Three Musketeers. T 1040 (10:40 am) ______4/16 makeup/arranged 8888. ______4/9 ______4/12 Good Luck to Sig Kap Airband. M 1200 (12:00 pm) T 1300 (1:00 pm) T 1200 (12:00 pm) M 1300 (1:00 pm) 1 sublessor needed for summer, Lost & Found You’ll do great! 12:30-2:30 T 1330 (1:30 pm) T 1230 (12:30 pm) M 1330 (1:30 pm) close to campus, own bedrooms, ______4/9 makeup/arranged T 1240 (12:40 pm) AST Airband, you guys are looking 1 roommate. Call 345-6617 Lost: Green wallet & keys. Call T 1400 (2:00 pm) T 1500 (3:00pm) great. Good luck tomorrow night! M 1400 (2:00 pm) M 1500 (3:00 pm) ______4/9 Amy at 345-6817. 2:45-4:45 T 1430 (2:30 pm) M 1515 (3:15 pm) T 1515 (3:15pm) ______4/9 M 1415 (2:15 pm) Female sublessor needed for ______4/9 makeup/arrange M 1430 (2:30 pm) M 1530 (3:30 pm) T 1530 (3:30 pm) summer. Townhouse 2 blocks Lost dark-colored male farret near AST’s Get ready to rock at Greek T 1545 (3:45 pm) Sing. Our hard work will pay off! from campus. $215 a month plus 10th and Buchanan. Greatly M 1600 (4:00 pm) T 1600 (4:00 pm) W 1600 (4:00 pm) utilities. 345-8869. missed. Please call 348-5151. ______4/9 M 1615 (4:15 pm) T 1615 (4:15 pm) W 1630 (4:30 pm) R 1600 (4:00 pm) ______4/14 Reward. Cori~ Thanks for everything you’ve M 1630 (4:30 pm) T 1630 (4:30 pm) W 1700 (5:00 pm) R 1700 (5:00 pm) 5:15-7:15 makeup/arranged 1 sublessor for a nice Royal ______4/9 done for us. We’re ready to take it M 1700 (5:00 pm) T 1700 (5:00 pm) W 1730 (5:30 pm) off. ~Delt Airband. M 1730 (5:30 pm) T 1730 (5:30 pm) Heights apt. (May-Aug). OWN makeup/arranged makeup/arranged ROOM, LOW RENT, GREAT ______4/9 makeup/arranged W 1800 (6:00 pm) ROOMIES! CALL 345-9458. Announcements Cori~ Get ready to dance. Good M 1800 (6:00 pm) T 1800 (6:00 pm) R 1800 (6:00pm) luck with airband. I know you’ll do W 1830 (6:30 pm) R 1830 (6:30pm) ______4/16 M 1900 (7:00 pm) T 1830 (6:30 pm) W 1900 (7:00 pm) awesome. ~Chris. makeup/arranged T 1900 (7:00 pm) R 1900 (7:00 pm) 3 Bedroom furnished house avail- Coles County Pawn 4th and W 1930 (7:30 pm) makeup/arranged able Summer ‘99. Washer and Madison. Newly enlarged Adult ______4/9 7:30-9:30 makeup/arranged makeup/arranged Dryer. Trash included. Price Room XXX Movies-Toys- 1. Final examinations are scheduled on the basis of the first class hour meeting of the week. This is irrespective of whether the first hour is a lecture or lab- negotiable. 345-4190. Novelties. Herbal Smoking ______4/16 Products, and Body Jewelry. 345- oratory. It pays to advertise in the Daily 3623 2. Final examinations for multiple-hour classes are scheduled on the basis of the first hour of the multiple-hour block. Eastern News. ______5/3 3. “M”, “T”, “W”, or “R” prefixes indicate the day on which the first class meeting of the week occurs - Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, or ThuRsday. For ______OO/HA example, R 1600 (4:00 p.m.) designates a course which has its first meeting of the week at 4:00 p.m., Thursday. 4. Final examination periods indicated in the above schedule as “makeup/arranged” are to be used in cases where: a. The first class hour meeting of the week does not conform to one of the patterns in this schedule, Officialnotices b. The meeting time of the class appears in the Class Schedule as “ARR,” or c. A student obtains an approved examination change. Official notices are paid for by the Office of University Publications. Questions concerning notices should be directed to the originator. 5. Final examinations in one-semester hour courses may be given at the discretion of the instructor and, if given, should be scheduled for the last regular class meeting of the term. 6. Final examinations in courses numbered 4750 or above may be given at the discretion of the instructor and, if given, are to conform to the pattern con- SPRING 1999 TRANSCRIPTS tained in this schedule. If you will be requiring a transcript from Eastern Illinois University, 7. Final examinations are to be given in all courses unless specifically exempted under the provisions of #5 or #6 above, or by departmental recommen- either after Spring 1999 grades or Spring 1999 graduation, the dation. Records Office will start accepting requests in 119 Old Main on 8. Students may not deviate from the published final examination schedule without the prior approval of the instructor in accordance with guidelines mon- Thursday, April 15. Cost per transcript is $4. itored by the Vice President for Academic Affairs. —Michael Taylor, Registrar 9. Instructors may not deviate from the published final examination schedule without the prior written approval of the Department Chair and the Dean of the College in accordance with guidelines monitored by the Vice President for Academic Affairs. PERKINS/NDSL BORROWERS If you are graduating or do not plan to be at least a half-time stu- Frank Hohengarten, Dean, Enrollment Management dent at EIU next semester, it is mandatory to complete an exit inter- view. Failure to do so will result in a COMPLETE HOLD being placed on your University record. Interviews will be held in the office of Student Accounts, south side Old Main, Cashier’s entrance on April 13, 14, 21 and 22. Call 217-581-3715 to schedule your exit interview appointment. —Laura Gesell, Collections Specialist III

STEPHENSON-COLE SCHOLARSHIP Applications are now being accepted for the Walter and Lola Stephenson-Cole Scholarship. This scholarship is available to any student who graduated from Marshall High School. The recipient should show promise of academic achievement and must be able to demonstrate financial need. Applications may be picked up at Brainard House, 1548 4th Street, or by calling 581-3313. Deadline for completed application forms is April 16. —Cris Ealy, Scholarship Coordinator friday,april 9 , 1999 On theVERGE of theWeekend V8b All about flutes, all day long ...... by jason maholy wide variety of flutes, headjoints, White of Staff writer music and other accessories. Illinois State Also included in the day’s events University. Flutists of all ages and expe- will be guest artist Jill Felber, who The concert rience levels looking for a day will be featured in an advanced featuring Felber of activities and events Saturday master class and a concert. Felber will begin at 4 at the Ninth Annual Flute Day has performed solo recitals, cham- p.m. and will in the Fine Arts Center. ber music and concertos on four include six Diane Boyd, assistant profes- continents and is hailed by the pieces, begin- sor of music, will host the day’s Detroit News for her “beautifully ning with J.S. festivities, including exhibits, finished performances.” Bach’s “Sonate” open sessions, and concerts. “She’s a wonderful musician in g-minor and “It’s going to be all flute, all the and person,” Boyd said. “We are capped off with time,” Boyd said. “It’s really just fortunate to have her on cam- Franz Doppler’s an opportunity for anybody who pus.” “Andante and plays the flute to come and hang Included in the master class Rondo.” Boyd out and play or listen to music.” will be the Master Class will accompany The day is slated to begin at 9 Performers Competition, where Felber on the a.m. with a warm-up and tone a high school and three college flute and photo by Mandy Marshall development session where students selected from a taped Martha Clara Loy and Tara Richter perform during Eastern’s recent “Horn Ensemble & Flute Choir” in the flutists can learn how to improve audition will perform for Felber’s Krasnican will Dvorak Concert Hall. their tone quality and articulation. Master Class. The high school play the piano in the finale. General “Flutists can get together directors who bring their stu- Then at 9:30 a.m. there will be a student is Maureen Coady of admission for the public is $3. and learn new techniques while dents out to Flute Day.” registration and welcome recep- Taylorville, and the college stu- Boyd says that the whole occa- having a good time,” Boyd said. Admittance to flute day is tion in the lobby of the Fine Arts dents are Kristi Benedick sion is really all about having fun “Student’s from past years do free to parents of flutists, band Center and the exhibits will open ofSouth East Missouri State, Gina and learning something in the come back and we get good directors and Eastern students, at 10 a.m. Exhibitors will sell a Sobszak of Western and Sabina process. support from the local band and is $15.00 for the public. Family Values: Are they worth having? by thomas bestor Limp Bizkit is next, but repetition. Staff writer in a style that has not Last but not least, Korn has the last been heard before on four songs on the disc. The first one is the Korn – They are not the first band to disc. Besides the manda- high point of the CD. They call it the integrate rap with heavy metal, but they tory “Faith” cover, the “Shot Liver Medley,” and it contains parts are one of the first to bring it to the other songs consist of an of songs from all three releases. This was mainstream. Their huge following and unreleased song called a great idea since there are only four experimental style has spawned dozens of “Cambodia,” and an inter- songs from the headlining band. You could new bands: including Limp Bizkit and the esting cover of “Jump tell they put a lot of work into it, with Deftones. The new release, Family Values Around.” “Cambodia” is very smooth transitions, and all kinds of Tour ‘98, is a virtual CD sampler of bands an interesting song, but it playing to the crowd. Other songs by that both came out of this popular new does not sound like it was them include “Freak On A Leash, style or influenced it from the start. Songs quite ready for release. Twist/Chi,” and of course “Got the Life.” I from six bands make up this album, giving It’s a little sloppy, and have seen Korn several times, and they listeners a range of music not often seen sounds like they were just always put on a good show. in live albums lately. jamming while Fred Durst Another addition to the CD is the The first song on the CD is by a band was free versing. It is a interludes between bands. Each one is called Incubus. I haven’t had a chance to new song though, and def- about a minute long, and consists of a DJ really listen to them before, but their one initely worth checking called C-Minus scratching out different song starting off the album makes me out. DJ Lethal puts a new beats. Although they are interesting to lis- want to check out the rest of their stuff. spin on “Jump Around,” ten to at first, they get old pretty quick. They are another new band that mixes changing over to his new There is not much to them. metal with rap, although it is in a different “Bizkit Style.” Over all, for a live CD, this one has style than Korn. Instead of making their Ice Cube follows next some good new songs along with excel- guitars sound like a turntable like Korn, with a remix of “Check lent samples and remixes of older ones. It they are more melody based. This band Yo Self” with a new is definitely worth checking out, if not seems to be more on the metal side. The song besides Blue Monday. Although they melody. Along with “Natural Born Killaz” adding to your CD collection. rap components come from the vocals, are the least rap-like of all the bands, it and “Straight Outta Compton/F* Tha which range from rap-like rhythm to adds to the range of this mini-music festi- Police” from NWA, we can now see heavy metal yelling to a Faith No More- val. Techno-industrial is not an easy type where this new style came from. “Family Values Tour ‘99” like harmonization that is impressive for a of music to play live, but they pull it off Luckily, the CD only wasted one song various artists live recording. well. My only criticism of these songs is on Rammstein. “Du Hast” is repetitious Immortal/Epic Records The next 3 songs are from Orgy. For that there is no background vocals like in and annoying as it is, but when they try to the first time, I got to hear them doing a the studio recording. get the audience involved, it goes beyond ★★★★ Need a reason Come to smile? and WHAT’S COOKIN’ Don’t let the name fool you! See... New & Used Car Rental W. Rt. 16 Charleston Charleston (217) 345-1072 “Charleston’s Favorite Restaurant” Mention this ad and receive a 10% discount! SLEEP IN, EAT OUT Serving Breakfast Saturday and Sunday Advertise... one ad in the DEN Beads, Jewelry, Artwork, until 2 p.m. Classified will Art Supplies, Hemp Products, & Candles 7th & Madison 1 block North of the Courthouse 345-7427 make $ for you!