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Ralph Dougherty, junior art PHaro COURTESY Of ElJ FACLITIES PLANNING AND MANAGEMENT relationships and encourages viewers to major, recently transferred to interact as pieces of flesh that fit togeth- Eastern from a community col- er, rather than looking at how we "fit" lege where there was construction in other ways emotionally and spiritual- on the art facilities. he found out about the Doudna Within the next week, con- return will be fencing and trail- ly, she added. While he was hoping to see the Fine Arts Center renovations. struction workers will begin on ers," said Steve Shrake, manager However, Mills also said men are new facilities finished at the com- Now he is currently taking his the renovations that Dougherty is of design and construction. "The degraded by the media. munity college, he transferred to art classes at Art Park West on hoping for, and the work will be next 30 months will see dramatic '1 think it degrades men too by por- Eastern before the renovations Seventh Street because of the ren- visible when students return after changes to the exterior as well as traying them as only interested in satisfY- were finished. ovations. spring break. the interior structure." ing their lust," she said. But when he carne to Eastern, he "I really hope they get (the con- "The most noticeable thing In addition to the media portraying witnessed the same problem when struction) going," he said. that students will see when they SEE FUTURE PAGE 7 SEE WOMEN PAGE 7 FIVE-DAY OUTLOOK TODAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY 35 41 36 43 44 18 32 29 33 31 Mostly sunny Partly cloudy Few snow shcMiers Snow shower Rai n/sncMt shcMers WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2005 CAMPUS BRIEFS SHOWING SPIRIT ONLINE POLL 1-2 p.m. Key Server Training in CATS Training Lab, McAfee 1214. KeyServer is a software license Should the uni- management tool that allows people to log, meter versity have and control usage of application programs. Topics renewed coach that will be covered include a basic overview of the Rick Samuels' KeyServer and how it will help optimize software contract for a asset utilization in different departments. 26th year?
1-2:30 p.m. "The Vanidllng Newspaper: Survival A) Yes. He should and Public Service in the Age of We Media" in have been given Buzzard Auditorium. The free public Web cast is one more year about the newspaper business model and its viability because of in a digital world. The presentation will answer such upcoming talent. questions as: Is journalism and its social service func- B) No. No confer tion still important! Where does the spirit and tradi- ence champi tion of socially responsible journalism and a better- onship in 25 years informed society manifest in new media forms? equals need for a change. 3p.m. Democracy and Education at the C) Yes. Samuels is Crossroads: Schools in the 21st Century in Booth a legend. He Library Room 3202. A Booth Library Speaker Series should have been presentation by James Scott Johnston and Dawn let go when he VanGunten, Department of Secondary Education was ready to go. and Foundations. This presentation will examine D) Not sure if it what commitments have been made by education to was the best deci democracy, what areas require more work and what sion, but it won't lies ahead for public education. be the end of the world for Samuels 3- 4 p.m. The Popular Festivals of Latin America in or Eastern. Coleman Hall1130. A PowerPoint presentation about Tuscola High School fans cheer on the Warriors during the IHSA Class ACharleston Supersectional game against festivals in Latin America for Foreign Language Week. Flora at Lantz Arena Tuesday night. Tuscola lost to Flora 69-58. VOTE @ THEDA! LYEASTERN 4-5 p.m. Careers in Foreign Language in NEWS.COM Coleman Hall 1170. Presentation given by Stephen WTF? PEOPLE Canfield, foreign languages department chair. Coach licks player's cut Jolie helps refugees COUNTING 4 p.m. Rec:reati.on administtation studentli meeting in McAfee Gymnasium. Information about doing HALSEY, Ore. - A state panel plans to investigate WASHINGTON - In a town filled with big DOWN fieldwolk over the sununer (REC 3551). a high school football coach who acknowledged licking names and egos jostling for the spotlight, Hollywood a bloody cut on the knee of one of his players. star Angelina Jolie drew crowds, turned heads and had 6-7 p.m. The Foods of Latin America in The Oregon Teacher Standards and Practices cameras flashing. Coleman Hall1120. A PowerPoint presentation by Commission decided to look at the case after a parent The Oscar-winning actress came to the nation's Carlos Amaya, assistant foreign language professor. complained that Central Linn High School coach Scott capital Tuesday to promote a favorite cause: aiding Reed's behavior threatened student safety and health. Days8 unti St. refugees. She's given more than $3 million to the I 7 p.m. The Spanish Apartment in Coleman Hall Reed, 34, who also teaches science, acknowledged effort, including $500,000 to help bankroll an organ- Patricks Day. 1170. A French movie with English subtitles. the incident last year after the parent's complaint. The ization that will provide free legal aid to the thotiSands school district placed him on probation and required of children who arrive alone to the United States each him to take a "bloodborne pathogens" course. year as refugees and immigrants. WORD AROUND ILLINOIS CAMPUSE Police investigated, but Reed was not arrested. In a speech at the National Press Club, she outlined "Sometimes there are actions that are socially unaccept- plans for the Washington-based National Center for DU JOUR able or bizarre that aren't necessarily criminal," Linn Refugee and Immigrant Children, expected to open fey ILLINOIS STATE UNIVERSITY County Sheriff Dave Burright said. shop this spring. It will be jointly run by the U.S. 1. possessing or The student whose knee was licked told police Reed Committee for Refugees and Immigrants and the displaying a Survey results on health had given team members a pep talk about a coach lick- American Immigration Lawyers Association. strange and other NORMAL - According to the results of a study ing and healing injured players' wounds so they could It will recruit and train lawyers nationwide to work wordly aspect or done nearly a year ago, the health of lllinois State get back in a game. pro bono for young arrivals - often victims of traffick- quality; magical or University students is both improving and declining, Team members urged Reed to do the same for a ing or abuse - who must navigate the U.S. court sys- fairylike; elfin. depending on the subject. bleeding scab on the student's knee, and Reed did after tem without a parent or guardian. 2. having power to The survey, created by the National College Health asking permission. A witness said Reed seemed to be The 29-year-old is a goodwill ambassador for the see into the future; Association, was given to ISU students in 2000, 2002 "joking around" and the licked athlete was not offend- United Nation's refugee agency and the mother of visionary; dairvoy and 2004. ed, the police report said. Cambodia-born Maddox, whom she adopted. She ant. Contacted by The Register-Guard newspaper of said she plans to adopt again and her son wants an 3. appearing slighdy crazy; as if under a READ MOREATWWW.DAILYVIDETTE.ORG Eugene, Reed refi.ISed to comment. 'Mrican brother." spell; touched
II'oorOR IN a.F • • • • • • • • • • • &'J.uT l'iifiWAMS RNOl IIEP(JiriEil • • • • • • • • • • oiK£wN .._ PHONE: 217·581 ·2812 FAX: 581·2923 ...... k sampier®hotmail.com ...... mmwilliams1220®aol.com E-MAIL: mmwilliams1220®aol.com MAN.\c~Nc Bli1!Dil o o o o o)ENNHR GREEK SPOTLIGHT Greek members prepare for Greek Week BY KAYLA CROW Delta and a junior psychology STAFF WRITER major. "All of the sororities and fra- ternities send groups and they Eastern's Greek community is dance and lip synch to different gearing up for its annual Greek songs." Week in April. Airband is held in conjunction April 1-9 is when fraternities and with coronation and is a favorite sororities on campus unite during a among many Greeks on campus. week of festivities that celebrate A highlight for many sorority Greek life. Greek organizations will and fraternity members is Greek participate in a multitude of com- Sing, which will be held April 3 at petitions and performances. Lantz Arena. Every sorority and Eastern's newest sorority, Delta fraternity is required to send a Delta Delta, will participate for the group to perform at Greek Sing. first time this year. Each group has picked a theme "We are extremely excited," said and will perform songs that go Kristen Agee, president of Delta along with that theme. This year's Delta Delta and a junior math sec- themes include Delta Delta ondary education major. "We final- Delta's "pop-rock" theme and ly get to present ourselves to the Sigma Phi Epsilon's medley of Eastern community." Journey songs. This year's Greek Week kicks off The men of Sigma Phi Epsilon April 1 with the election of the king are excited about this year's theme and queen on the Library Quad. and said they hope their fraternity Voting will be held in conjunction will do better than last year when with bingo and the Taste of Coles they had a Motown theme. 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If you have to go to Korea for business, even if you don't know Korean at all, you don't have to worry about how to get to the meeting place; you can get a guide map in English. In most countries of the world it's the same. South Korea, my home country, has made many education policies to improve the English ability of its YOUNGCHI people. Test of English for International CHANG Communication is the most important requirement to get in a company. Most college students, even high JUNIOR, JOURNALISM school or middle school students, are struggling to MAJOR study for the TOEIC. • Also, many of the colleges in South Korea have Chang is a guest invented their own test for students. Four years ago, columnist for my former university, Sookmyung Women's EDITORIAL The Daily Eastern University, created its own test, Multimedia Assisted News. Test of English, to measure the speaking and writing ability of its students. This test is one of the required tests to graduate from the school. This all helps stu- dents improve their English skills. Construction fences, finally However, unfortunately, my home country of When students return from spring break, the including Pemberton Hall, Booth Library and Korea has the wrong concept for teaching English. At issue campus will look considerably different. The changes to 9th Street Hall The cost of private education to develop English Seventh Street will be closed, and construction campus, Students and faculty should not complain communication capabilities has increased greatly making way for fences will dominate the east side of campus. about these inconveniences because students every year. Despite the economic slowdown last year, the new fine big-ticket items for English training programs cap- Finally, construction on Doudna Fine Arts arts center that and faculty before us put up with the same tured the lucrative attention of consumers. LG Home Center will begin. While the exact date of con- will take place things as construction was done on Booth Shopping Inc., one of the largest home shopping over spring struction has yet to be determined, it could be Library and Buzzard Hall, both beautiful build- channels in South Korea, received, within an hour, break. 130 orders amounting to $500,000 for an English as early as next week, and fences will be up by ings that currently benefit all of us. Not to program in Canada that targets elementary and sec- the end of spring break. Our stance mention the extended displacement that has ondary school students. A four-week English program This is a welcome sign to an ugly building While there befallen the Doudna departments. in an American public school cost about $4,000. will be that has laid dormant for the past two years col- Students and faculty have a reason to be The demand for such English training programs inconveniences, has spread quickly throughout Korea. The cost is lecting dust and frustration to those in the art, students and patient. The fine arts center that we will have in increasing day by day. This has generated fatal side theatre and music departments. faculty three years will be one of the best in the state. effects on the society. shouldn't Despite the inconveniences of construction complain; it The administration and the three Doudna In an extreme case one year ago, a mother, whose row, which unexpectedly includes Blair Hall, wi II be worth it departments have been fighting hard to get child wished to study in the United States, killed her- in the end. self because she could not afford the education for her the news that construction is finally getting money for the expansion re-released by the daughter. underway is good. Capital Development Board. Despite its smaller size, South Korea has the third Students trying to get from the northeast portion of And thankfully, the frustrating delay is finally behind highest number of students studying in the United the campus to the south end of campus will have to take Eastern, allowing all students and staff members to look States of all Asian countries. Only India and China have more students studying abroad. a roundabout route since Seventh Street will be closed forward to the day in 2007 when Doudna is expected to There are a lot of smart Koreans, and they have between the current fine arts center and the old health open. achieved their goals and are now playing a pivotal services building that has been holding Blair refugees. role in America. Those former Blair residents will have to move out of But, some believe that by just coming to the The editorial is the majority opinion of United States their ability to communicate English their temporary-temporary home into several locations The Dairy Eastern News editorial board. will develop. They are wrong and their money is going to waste. When I was in middle school and high school, we mainly learned about grammar, vocabulary and read- YOUR TURN: LETTERS TO THE EDITOR ing skills. Communication skills were not stressed. TINLEY PARK MARINE that he was the most kind-hearted won- out there. These people live day by day Although I got a perfect soore on the exams, when I WILL NOT BE FORGOTTEN derful individual that you will ever meet. not knowing if they will make it met an American in person I could not effectively Kevin was a wonderful brother, son, through another one. Please thank peo- communicate. Many Korean students have had the This letter is in response to the Feb. uncle, friend and coach. As long as any- ple like this and think ofthem and what same experience. 22 story on the Tmley PaJk Marine one could remember, he knew that serv- they do for us everyday. Fortunately, Korea's English education system in killed in Iraq. Those of you who didn't ing our country was his calling in life. Even though Kevin is no longer with public schools has changed. They are now trying to know Corporal Kevin Clarke missed Kevin was always determined and put us, I know that he will live on in our get a balance between verbal and literal skill. Also, out on knowing an amazing human all ofhis efforts forward in everything he hearts and memories forever. From all of most elementary schools have begun to hire native being. did in his life. He made the ultimate us who love and miss him, he will always English teachers to educate their students. Kevin was a dear friend to so many sacrifice by fighting and losing his life in be our hero ...our "Superman!" English is a vital measure of today to oommunicate people and touched so many lives. He order to save ours. with people throughout the globe. But, South Korea was not just a Marine or an exceptional Kevin Guke is just one of the many and all other countries needs to foster the right con- athlete in high school; he was so much reminders that there are true heroes that GINA MARIE T ENUTA cept of English education. more. Anyone who knew Kevin knew are fighting and dying for us everyday SPECIAL EDUCATION MAJOR As was said in a previous The Daif:y Eastern News column, 'Spare the rod and spoil the child.' Now, I LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: The Daily Eastem News accepts letters their position and department. Letters whose authors cannot be veri- to the editor addressing local, state, national and international issues. fied will not be printed. We reserve the right to edit letters for length. am giving the rod to my country for having wrong They should be less than 250 words and include the authors' name, Letters can be sent to The Daily Eastern News at 1811 Buzzard concept of English education. My hope is South telephone number and address. Students should indicate their year in Hall, Charleston IL 61920; faxed to 217-581-2923; ore-mailed to Korea can better contribute to the world with reform. school and major. Faculty, administration and staff should indicate [email protected]. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2005 TH E DA ILY E AS TE RN N EWS PAGE 5 Carman Hall's 'murder' mystery is solved BY PAUL KOM ES the great thing about this program is STAFF WRITER the (suspects and participants) don't know who killed (DiPietro)." The girl pictured on the walls in The other suspects were a cook, a Carman Hall is not a mystery any more jealous girl, the roommate and the ex- now that the "murderer" has been iden- boyfriend. The roles were played, tified and taken into police custody. respectively, by Lindsay Drabek, Approximately 35 people partici- Antionerte Doss and Kevin Lee. pated in Carman Hall's CSI: Mterward, people witnessed Charleston program and got a taste of DiPietro's dead body and were left to what investigating is all about. In this wonder who the killer was while case, the victim was Lindsay DiPietro, enjoying their chips and dip. Carman Hall Council vice president. The participants who figured out who Four groups of people walked with killed DiPietro and how he or she did it their tour guides into different rooms received candy at the end ofthe event. throughout Carman Hall to listen to "We used make-up to throw the monologues of five suspects accused participants off," DiPietro said while of DiPietro's murder. This let partici- wearing pale white make-up accented pants decide who the killer was after with streaks of "blood." hearing each side of the story. The ex-boyfriend was found guilty "I wrote the case in a way to keep the of allegedly murdering DiPietro with people guessing," said Sabrina Norrick, a dirty towel, putting an end to the the main programmer of the event. mystery. DiPietro was found on the The people who played speaking basement floor of Carman Hall, lying roles enjoyed what they contributed cold and "bloody." to the event. "(Being dead) was cold, and it was "It's a different kind of program, really hard to keep character because I MICHELLE ARNOLD/THED'IILY EASTERN NEWS and I'm loving it," said Jeff Flaxman, a couldn't stop laughing," DiPietro said. Carman Hall Council member who Aside from DiPietro's death, the AinkinwJIJ@· Doa lltlltildt b i ll® 1~1 p~ 0018 CU Cilla.Jful•\llool p w Tmsck, n ooiiDc i'm Cmll8ID Naill. 1itm ap®&J played the nerdy stalker suspect. '~d night was full of positive energy. B Y C HRISTINA D OCKUS However, that opportunities for candidates, Student address the project," Berger said. plan. Students would still meet with STAFF WRITER could all possibly Senate is also trying to make some issues Another change to be discussed in the advisers each semester, but the four-year change with the a continued concern. Sntdent Senate is an academic advising outline is meant to give a dear idea of The Student Senate will vote to allo- passing of this leg- "A by-law change for the on-cam- reconstruction resolution, proposed by classes needed earlier on, Berger said. cate fi.mds to advertise spring Student islation that pus day-care (center) will add the Chelsea Frederick, chair of academic Senate members who attended the Government elections, which are sched- "releases money issue to the External Relations affairs committee. Conference on Student Government uled for Aprill2 and 13. from the Student Committee," Berger said. "Students on campus have .AffiUrs Feb. 26 to March I at Texas RYAN BERGER Advertising for the upcoming elec- Government Senate members think the day-cue expressed concern about an unstruc- A&M University will also present their tion has not been very prominent on budget so that project is important and want to make tured or non-unified system of aca- report at tonight's meeting. campus because candidates in the nm- we can advertise the election and sure it continues to progress. demic advising," Berger said. Student Senate meets at 7 p.m. ning are waiting for fi.mding through encourage students to get out and "Making the issue a permanent part The proposal suggests sntdents and tonight in the Arcola/Tuscola Room this bill, said Student Senate speaker vote," Berger said. of the organization means that once advisers woik as soon as students declare of the Martin Luther King Jr Ryan Berger. 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Rod Blagojevich wants to divert Whitley, president of the Illinois Madigan spokeswoman Melissa her Love Legend hundreds ofmillions ofdollars from Chamber of Commerce. "It's kind Merz said state law and court orders 350 special funds set up for purpos- of like raiding the piggy bank to control how much of the money es including protecting abused find enough money to go buy milk can be spent. The governor's plan BY MAuREEN f AYDASH because Heloise was a 12th century women, studying spinal cord and bread." would require the office to replace STAFF WRITER woman who was ahead of her time. injuries and testing criminals' Blagojevich introduced the idea the lost money with tax dollars or "My point of view is what she DNA. in his budget proposal last month, cut back on work that actually gen- A painting of a 12th cenrury leg- accomplished during her time was phe- The governor maintains his plan but details of which funds would be erates revenue for the state, she said. endary love story will be revealed for nomenal," Chi said. would take only surplus money, hit and which would go untouched "It makes no sense at all," Merz the first time on Wednesday during Chi will explain the complete story allowing the funds to continue their were not released until Tuesday. said. "Those are funds we use to do Women's History and Awareness of the literature legend during the work uninterrupted. It would give Documents from his budget critical work and law enforcement Month. unveiling. Following the viewing there schools an additional $140 million office show Blagojevich would that results in large awards for the Art department faculry member will be a reception where people are a year, the administration says. exempt some key funds, including state." Jenny Chi will unveil her painting invited to ask questions of the artist "Year after year, these funds gen- pension systems, highway construc- Blagojevich has diverted money "Legend of Heloise and Abelard: A and discuss the painting. erate balances. They don't need all tion and charities supported by from special funds in the past to Visual Representation" in honor of All students and faculty are welcome they take in," said Ginger Ostro, check-offs on state tax forms. help balance two state budgets. But WHAM. to come and share their different per- director of education issues in the The funds that would be targeted this proposal takes it to a new level Chi has been a working artist for 15 spectives of the painting. Chi wants governor's budget office. include those supporting state vet- that could continue the practice for years and this is her second unveiling at people to not only give their artistic Many of Blagojevich's fellow erans homes, asbestos abatement, years to come. the Tarble Arts Center. interpretation but also other perspec- Democrats say the idea is worth domestic violence shelters, drug The governor wants to take about "Much of her wolk is based on tra- tives such as historical and philosophi- studying. But Republicans, along treatment and environmental con- one-third of the balance in the ditional and classical themes," said cal interpretations. with groups paying fees that sup- servation. Skeptics pointed out funds and pool the money to create Michael Watts, director of the Tarble ''People can analyze the painting port the special funds, dismiss the some education funds also would be a single account of about $420 mil- Arts Center. from any point of view," Chi said. idea as a backdoor tax increase that tapped under the plan to raise edu- lion. Of that money, $140 million Although Chi completed the paint- The painting will be shown at 6:30 might not end up helping schools cation money. would go to schools and the rest ing in October 2004, she believes that p.m. Wednesday at the Tarble Arts all that much. Blagojevich would also take would serve as an emergency having this first showing during Center and is sponsored by the "Ifl were an educator, I would be money out of funds run by other account in case any of the special WHAl\1 suits the painting well Women's Resource Center. concerned. I don't think the fund state officials, including several funds run short of money. Health Fair to be put on at the Student Recreation Center BY TEAGUE MOLLOY promote health behaviors and it's just said. '1 will talk about how to to be a health major to artend the students. This is in addition to the STAFF WRITER a good time," said Heather Morris, improve communication and bal- fair. The Health Education exhibitor giveaways and goodie bags co-chair for the health fair and senior ance between mind and body to Resource Center would like every all promoting health resources and The 7th Annual Eastern lllinois of dietetics. increase both mental and physical student and faculty member to healthy behaviors. Health Fair will be held in the The mind, body and health pres- well being." come. The fair is designed and pro- Sara Kent, sophomore dietetics Student Recreation Center, and it entation will be at 2 p.m. It will be This year there will be a blood duced by volunteers in an artempt to major, artended last years fair and is a will include 68 local exhibitors today led by Russell E. Gruber in the aero- drive, and participants will be able to promote health. volunteer for this year's fair. from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. bics area of the Recreation Center. test their glucose levels with the The event is sponsored by the '1t was a good experience, there "It is designed to promote what "For many of us, a state of chronic American Red Cross. HERC; entry is free and the larger was a lot of information they cov- health resources are in the area and to stress has become the norm," Gruber Students and faculty do not have giveaways are limited to the first 500 ered," Kent said. Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Jitte rs & Bliss Brians Place Brian's Place ,~ ·r Bingo @ the M ocha Mondays OJ Every Friday 50¢ Drafts Moose Lodge 5 0 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 SPRING BREAK! 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 Bingo @ the Moose Brians Place Lodge 7pm OJ 9-1 Every Friday 27 28 29 Alcohol Symposi ~ 31 April 1 3rd Floor Union Bingo@ the Moose Brians Place 8 am - 2 pm Lodge 7pm OJ 9-1 Free Admission Every Friday HERC 581 -7786 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2005 TH E DA ILY E AS TE RN N EWS PAGE 7 FUTURE: CONSTRUCTION: WOMEN: women, Mills said. (oNnNUED FROM PACE 1 "Organization of the (oNnNUED FROM PACE 1 (oNnNUED FROM PACE 1 '1t is not a love story," Mills said. work site is still being '1t's important to distinguish between This specific construction will take need financial assistance to further an ideal image of women, pornog- porno and erotica." Mills said erotica place, and contractor trailers will be determined." their education, he said. raphy also has an effect on the image is more relationship centered, has brought to the site for material stor- STEVE SHRAKE, Once built, students will be able ofwomen. more equal-power relationships and age to create construction office MANAGER Of DESIGN AND CO NSTRUCllON to walk through the Doudna Fine A large segment of the population there is actually a plot to the story space, Shrake said. Arts Center to get to their destina- consumes pornography and a grow- worth following. The exact start date of construc- ers, phone service and temporary power tion, and it gives the university a ing number ofpeople are involved in There are various arguments about tion activity is yet to be determined for the contractors will be arranged with chance to expose students to the making pornography. the relationship between the freedom because of a contract waiting to be utility companies, Shrake said. arts, Cooley said. According to the Family Safe of press ensured by the First finalized in Springfield. Shrake said Other work will consist of new Signs will be put up and the Media Web site statistics, the United Amendment and pornography. contractors cannot move in until the floors, walls, ceilings, electrical, plumb- construction area will be fenced States pornography industry in 2003 "While the First Amendment gives contract is finalized. ing, cooling and heating systems. off, he said. earned $12 billion of the $57 billion people the right to produce (pornog- Even though there is no specific date "My expectation for this project is to The city and Eastern plan to earned world wide . raphy), I don't think that means there for the start of construction, he said it have a building that meets the function- reroute vehicle traffic onto Ninth Porn revenue is larger than all com- aren't consequences for watching it," could happen this week. When grotmd al requirements of the College of Arts Street, Cooley said. bined revenues ofall professional foot- Mills said. '1t just doesn't do justice to officially does break, the asbestos and Humanities and eliminates the "We worked with the university ball, baseball and basketball franchis- human relationships." removal from Buzzard House and deferred maintenance that had accumu- hand and hand to develop an es, according to the FSM Web site. The most serious problem is chil- Clinical Services will be the first tasks to lated in the existing building," Shrake effective plan to reroute traffic," Violent pornography has a numb- dren have been models in pornogra- be accomplished. said. '1 expect to have a building that the said City Manager Scott Smith. ing effect and allows men to commit phy as well, and they are easily exposed "It's a huge project," said Bill campus community and the Charleston A lot of the traffic on Seventh sexual assaults without recognizing to porn by the media, Dines said. Hubschmitt, associate art professor. '1t community can be very proud o£'' Street comes from students, but the pain suffered by their female vic- Child pornography generates $3 doesn't happen overnight." While Shrake said it is too early to they will be able to get to their des- tims, Dines said. There are many billion annually, according to the Hubschmitt said once the project derennine the number of worl " An EIU Tradi t i o n " grve m e a n exceptional value ROYAl HEIGHrS BINGO AT THE 'll seize he o portunity MOOSE $ 1000 Guaranteed just watch me PAYOUT Close To Campus - G reat Rent Ra tes For Info Call Kim at 346 - 3583 * MUST BE lt * Take 2 undergraduate classes for 6 credits and pay No n - M e m be r s for only 5. lh '5 su1.1~er koase·• .,.. 1s helpmg sludenls It's Spring Bre ak We dnesd ay! It's, W e l co m e to Pl ay like you get ahead w1th more th.ao 50 one-week inum- OS OFF-CAMPUS PRIV AT& APARTMENTS. ROOSEVEl T UI\TflE"~ RSITY 10am.4Pm CtuCACO- Scu.ALr>1lJLKC • ONL!.!\.L 345-6001 "-W\\ .roose\'dt. edu Student Rec. Center 2302 Bostic Dr. (next 1o Wai-Mart) !·di"1·A.I'l'LY RL' www.pickeringandco.com PAGES THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2005 CLASSIFIEDS HELP WANTED BRmANY RIDGE FOR RENT CAMPUS CLIPS TOWNHOUSES Peer Helpers Wanted: Looking 2 persons @ $375 1&2 BR apts, close to Buzzard, LAKEVIEW COLLEGE OF NURSING. Open house tonight at 6:30 in for upperclassmen to work with 3 persons @ $250 water paid, 345-4489, Wood Grand Ballroom in MLK Student Union. Plan to attend to find out incoming students for the Fall. 4 persons@ $188 ()LfJ[ f(Jftl{'{E h1 fl{'{ fJGE(ffE{'{f Rentals, Jim Wood, Realtor. about nursing opportunities, admission, curriculum, financial aid, Must have 2.5 GPA. 5 persons@ $188 ------~31 and scholarships. Applications available in the 3&4 BR houses, close to EIU, SIGMA DELTA Pl. 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AVAILABLE 217 345-4489- Fax 345-4472 PT evenings and weekends. ------~31 OF 05/06. 1430 1/2 9TH. JUNE 1ST #300 INCLUDES Apply in person at Tull House, [BQ Grad student, faculty. Apts for 1, TRASH PAID. OFF STREET TRASH.345-401 0 ::::..~ 345-6533 1911 18th St., Charleston. 345- .. near EIU. $300-350. 345-4489, PARKING. 11 MONTH LEASE. 00 3552. Wood Rentals, Jim Wood, SECURITY REQUIRED. NO APARTMENTS ON THE ------~11 FOR RENT FOR RENT Realtor. PETS 348-8305. SQUARE EXTRA NICE. 1 AND Looking for a summer job? We ------~31 ------~8 2 BEDROOM. CARPETE~ are looking for you! 25-30 hours For rent: 6 bedroom house. 110 Clean 3 bedroom homes close BRIITANY RIDGE townhouses 3 BEDRROM APARTMENTS. CIA, D!W. $350/$450 INLCUD- per week, Mon-Fri 9a-1 p and/or Third. 2 blocks from EIU. 10 to campus and 2 bedroom for 2-5. $188-375. DSL wiring. FALUSPRING OF 05/06. 1426 ES WATER AND TRASH 345- 5p-10p. Some Saturdays. Apply month lease. Call 348-7872. apartments. Dishwashers, 345-4489, Wood Rentals, Jim 9TH. TRASH PAID. OFF 4010 ______00 with CONSOLIDATED MAR------~11 W/Ds, no pets. 345-9267. Wood, Realtor. STREET PARKING. 11 MONTH KET RESPONSE. 217-639- For rent: 3 bedroom duplex. ______3/25 ------~31 LEASE. SECURITY Fall 2005 EXTRA NICE home at 1135. 1718 121h. Newly remodeled. 3 bedroom, 1 bath house avail- 1 person looking for a roomy REQUIRED. NO PETS. 348- 1524 2nd Street for 7-1 o peo------~11 Washer/dryer. 1o month lease. able for Fall 2005. Good 4th apt? Try this 2BR priced for one 8305. ple: 3 bathrooms, WID hook- !BARTENDERS WANTED! Call 348-7872. street location. $225/month. at $380/mo. INTERNET, ------~8 up, wireless DSL, central air, no $300/ day potential. No experi------~11 897-6266. 898-9143. CABLE, WATER INCL. 345- 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT pets, $300/person/month. 345- ence necessary. Training pro- Available immediately! bed- ______3/29 4489, Wood Rentals, Jim AVAILABLE MAY 15, 2005. 3148 or www.pantherpads.com vided. 800-965-6520 ext. 239 room and 5 bedroom house. 3-4 person 3 bedroom duplex Wood, Realtor. CLOSE TO DAIRY QUEEN. ______00 ------~14 $240/month @ 1420 7th street. apt. 1 bath, newly remodeled ------~31 WATER, TRASH PAID. 10 Riley Creek homes, close to Computer programmer full time Call 348-6011. kitchen and bath. Included: AVAILABLE 2005-2006. 1, 2, & OR 12 MONTH LEASE. campus and shopping, avail- position open for Effingham, ------~11 elec., water, gas, trash, 3 FULLY FURNISHED APART- PETS WITH DEPOSIT. 348- able for the 2005-2006 school Illinois medical office. Starting 3 bedroom house for rent. 1o basic cable, internet, central MENTS. DSUBROADBAND 8305. year. Water and trash service salary from $40,000 to $60,000 month lease. $275 each for 3 air. Females preferred. (WIRED/WIRELESS) CAPA------~8 included. Pets considered with per year depending on training, students. 217-549-7242. Available Aug. 1. Call 348- BLE. LARGE BEDROOMS Fall 2005: 4 bedroom 2 bath additional deposit. Call for experience, and skills. Benefits ------~11 9359. AND SOME UTILITIES unique house. Good renter's terms and availability. 549- included. Email resume to pro- Student housing. 2 bedroom ______3/30 INCLUDED. EXCELLENT discount $900 a month. 234- 37 41. Leave message. grammerccmc@ hotmail.com apartment. $500/month. Walk Attention Students: Nice Cozy 3 LOCATIONS ON 9TH STREET 8774 ______00 ------~21 to campus! Available starting bedroom house still available (ACROSS FROM BUZZARD) ------~21 BUCHANAN STREET APART- Get paid to think. Make $75 tak- June 1st. 708-359-5582. for 05-06 school year. Close to AND ON LINCOLN STREET. For rent: efficiency close to MENTS: 1 bedroom apartment ing on-line surveys. www.mon------~11 campus washer/dryer,stove, CALL 348-0157 FOR INFOR- campus. No smoking, no pets. available in June water and eyauthor.com. For rent. Girls only. 1, 2, 3 bed- fridge,dishwasher. For more MATION AND APPOINT- $325/mo all utilities included. trash included off street parking ------~22 room apartments across from information call 345-5088 MENTS. Males only. 345-3232 days. call 345-1266 ______00 Buzzard. Call 345-2652. ______3/31 ------~8 ______5/2 FOR RENT ------~11 House For Rent 2-3 bedroom house, 5 block walk from llJe~nulorklluu• Nice 3-4 bedroom house, 2 square, washer/dryer, excellent Crossword Edited by Will Shortz No. 0126 bath, dishwasher, wash/dryer. parking trash included, no pets. $250 each. No pets. Call Dustin Available now.345-9665 The answer is ... at 630-302-2676. ------~~21 ACROSS 29 Online activity 47 Circular dinner ------~9 For Lease Fall 2005 3 bedroom 1 Evergreen trees 30 Functioned as order For Rent: 6 bedroom house. house, 5 blocks walk from 5 Hammer part 33 Unwitting tools 50 Actor's minimum 1110 Third 2 blocks from EIU. square, washer/dryer, excellent 9 Fit for a king 52 Atomic 34 Snowy locale in 1o month lease. Call 348-7872 parking, trash included, no 14 Massage target a Frost poem 55 Lies against ------~10 pets.345-9665 15 Inauguration 35 Currently "in" 56 ... Reagan's For Rent: 3 bedroom ------~~21 highlight first interior sec- 36 Hightailed it retary duplex, 1718 12th. Newly TWO BLOCKS FROM CAM- 16 Dress type 37 Manifests remodeled. Washer/dryer. 10 PUS 3 BEDROOM APT. 17 ... Boo or yoo 58 Camp craft month lease. Call 348-7872 THREE PEOPLE $235 EACH. follower 38 Kind of package 59 Tall story ------~10 10 MONTH LEASE OPTIONAL. 19 Jazz singer 39 B&B so Elvis's middle Duplex: New 1 & 2 bedroom Carmen OFF-STREET PARKING, 40 Up name apts. Rustic, loft, w/d, ground TRASH INCLUDED. 345-3554. 20 "I should say ___ 41 "I __ Right to 61 Steps lightly floor. Call217-276-1022. ------~~22 ,. Sing the Blues• 62 New York county Quiet apartment close to cam------~11 21 Actress Gaynor 42 Wolf's home 63 Lucy Lawless EASTERN ILLINOIS PROPER- pus. 1 br, off-street parking. 22 Leaves high 43 After the whistle role TIES NOW SHOWING FOR $350/mo. All utilities included. and dry FALL 2005 2,3 &5 BEDROOM 345-9422 23 Certain OPEC 44 Green eggs and DOWN minister ham profferer, 1 Open wide APARTMENTS &HOUSES. ------~~22 in Dr. Seuss Contact Mellissa @ 345- 2 br. duplexes and 1 or 2 br. 25 Gravity-pow- 2 Cavern feature ered vehicle 45 Rigatoni relative 6210,549- apartments availabe for Fall 3 ... Oldtime radio 27 Lorraine's 46 Puzzles solved station in a 13 Venerable 0212.www.eiuprops.com semster. Furnished, well kept, 31 cardiology con- 45 Alphabetically neighbor with a pencil 1990'sAMC Virginia family cern last top 40 rock ------~11 affordable. Water, trash paid. series artist 18 Some Apples PARK PLACE APARTMENTS: Maintance 24/7. Village ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE 4 Prepared 32 Robert Fulton power source 46 Polynesian lan- Now showing for Spring and Rentals. 345-2516 24 Sperry's partner 5 Trig function guage Fall of 2005. Fully 34 ... English river, ------~~22 6 "Chicago Hope• 26 Little shavers 47 Warsaw furnished,free parking. For Nice Size 1 bedroom apart- site of the ruins actress 27 Sap sucker of Tintern questions and appointments ment.Very clean, A/C good 48 Construction 7 Completely 28 "Mule Train" Abbey beam parking, garbage included. call Autumn at 348-1479 singer, 1949 8 ... Inventor of 37 Big blow ------~11 Available Summer 05'. Call 49 New Mexico the sewing 29 Onetime Indian Home for rent. 4 bedrooms. 10 217-840-6427 machine "Masterpiece 38 Rain or shine or 12 month lease available. ------~~25 9 Certain plane Theatre" host preceder 51 Scorch $800/month excluding utilities. engines GREAT LOCATION LARGE ONE 30 ... Massachu- 40 Pen names 53 George Orwell's Cable ready. E-mail AND TWO BEDROOM APART- 10 Charlton Heston setts birthplace alma mater title role of the 19th-cen- 41 Stares [email protected] or phone MENTS. TRASH AND WATER 54 Sicilian peak tury feminist 11 Lass 847-202-8733. PAID. NO PETS. 348-0209. Elizabeth 44 Like some solu- 57 Candle ------~11 ------~~25 12 Art sch. class Packard tions dripping WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2005 TH E DA ILY E AS TE RN N EWS PAGE9 CLASSIFIEDS FOR RENT FOR RENT ~Apartments for 1 or 2 residents FOR RENT ROOMMATES SEITSINGER APARTMENTS: 05 - 06. Luxury apartments, ~Houses for groups of 3 & 4 2 and 3 BR furnished apts. Female roommate needed 1611 91h Street 1 Block East townhouses, and student rental Utilities included. Just E. of Greek ASAP or Fall 2005 and Spring Old Main now leasing for houses all excellent locations. ~Townhouses , 3 & 4 BR for 2 to 5 persons Court. No pets. Call549-2615. 2006. Close to campus. 8 bed- Summer and Fall 05- Spring Prices vary. For more informa------~00 rooms. Call Ann or Lisa at 348- 06'. Completely furnished heat tion call us at 345-0652 or look Girls 5 Bedroom and 3 8563 or Liz at 708-408-1585. and garbage included. Three us up at www.myeiuhome.com Bedroom Houses. Newly ______3130 .Jim Wood, Realtor month summer or 9 month full ______00 Remodeled WID OW. Trash Roommate needed to share lease Call345-7136. www.jwilliamsrentals.com 1512 A Street. P.O. Box 377 Paid. 1 Block from Campus. house w/male EIU Students. ______00 Charleston, IL 61920 CHECK US OUT FOR YOUR 217 345-4489 - Fax 345-4472 345-3253. Lease ending 5/31/04. Call 348- For Lease-Fall 2005, 2 bed- NEXT APARTMENT. Leasing ______.oo 0614, leave message. room duplex unfurnished Apts. now 1 & 2 bedroom units. Good Close to everything. Nice 3 BR ______00 Washer/Dryer, trash included, locations, nice apartments, off BUSINESS house. Across from Old Main. Central air, nice parking area, street parking, trash paid. No ---~ DIW, stove, refrigerator, 10 1/2 FOR SALE close to Morton Park. 1o month pets. 345-7286. NEED A month lease. 348-8406. ______00 lease. 24/7 maintenance. No ------~00 2001 Dodge Neon, ES. 4 door, pets. 217-346-3583. For Fall '05 1,2,and 3 bedrooms LITTLE EFFICIENCY APT. LOCATED AT auto, ale, cruise, power win- ______00 for close to campus. 4 locations RESCUING? ADVERTISE IN 501 1/2 TAYLOR. $300 MONTH. dows and locks, sunroof, key- For Lease-Fall 2005, 3 bed- to choose from. Call 345-6533 THE DAILY LEASE AND DEPOSIT less entry, excellent condition, ______00 room unfurnished apt.- new fur- EASTERN NEWS REQUIRED. CALL 345-7522 88Kmiles, $5,000. 345-4504 nace/central air, new appli- BUCHANAN ST. APTS: 1,2,&3 AFTER 5:30 CALL 345-9462. ______3111 CALL ances including-dishwasher, BDRM APTS AVAILABLE FOR ------~00 MATTOON BRICK, 3 BR 1 over range microwave, wash- FALL 05-06. PLENTY OF OFF S81o2816 201 5TH ST. 2 BEDROOM bath, fireplace. LARGE er/dryer, range, and refrigerator STREET PARKING, WATER HOUSE CARPETED, NICE DETACHED GARAGE-1 1/2 with ice maker. New carpet, AND TRASH INCLUDED. FOR RENT FOR RENT BATH AND LARGE KITCHEN, lots on dead-end street. Needs ceiling fans, and fresh paint. CALL 345-1266 INSULATED WITH NEW WIN- updates. By Appt. $74,900. DSL wiring. Great location 12th ______00 3 bedroom house for fall 2005. Royal Heights Apartments. 3 DOWS. AIC AND CEILING 618-351-1228/618-534-2812. and Arthur. 24/7 maintenance. Lincolnwood Pinetree has 2&3 Free parking, furnished, new BR apartments fall 2005. FANS. UNFURNISHED. CALL 3111 Call today 217-346-3583 BR Apts. available for second carpet. For information contact Remodeled, free parking. Call 345-7522 AFTER 5:30 CALL JWheels LLC. semester. Call 345-6000 Kim at 346-3583. Kim . 346-3583. 345-9462. LEASE AND PERSONALS ______00 ______00 ______00 ______00 DEPOSIT REQUIRED. For Lease-Fall 2005* 2,3,4,5,6 Newly remodeled two bedroom FALL 2005 NEW CONSTRUC- STUDENTS, DON'T SIGN A ------~00 AITENTION ALL GRADUAT- bedroom houses, great loca- apartments complexly fur- TION! 3 bedroom, 2 ba1h unit. NEW LEASE UNTIL YOU HAVE EXTRA NICE UPSTAIRS APT. ING SENIORS! If you are inter- tions, competitive rates, wash- nished, parking, laundry, FREE Excellent location. WID, dispos- CHECKED OUT JUST CAME AVAILABLE. 208 ested in a yearbook of your sen- er/dryer, central air, DSL wiring DSL Fast internet, $490. 913 al, dishwasher, and excellent CHARLESTON'S NEWEST 1/2 6TH ST. CARPETED AIC ior year, and are not sure how to throughout, 24/7 maintenance, and 917 4th St. 235-0405 or parking included. ALSO, VERY OFF CAMPUS STUDENT SHOWER WASHER AND pick it up, come to the Student call today: 217-346-3583. 317-3085. NICE 1 BEDROOM APT. WITH RENTAL HOUSING DEVELOP- DRYER. 345-7522 AFTER 5:30 Publications office, room 1802 ______00 ______00 OFFICE SPACE. EXCELLENT MENT!!! UNIVERSITY VIL- CALL 345-9462 ASK FOR Buzzard Hall, and for only $6 we For Lease-Fall 2005, 4 bed- VERY AFFORDABLE: Now LOCATION. $350/MONTH. For LAGE. 28 NEW 4 BEDROOM LARRY. will mail you a copy in the Fall room unfurnished apt., 2 full leasing 1,2,and 3 bedroom more info call 345-0652. HOMES AND 96 NEW 3 BED------~00 when they are published. Call baths, great location 12th and apartments,three bedroom ______00 ROOM DUPLEXES. 4 ACRE HOUSE FOR RENT AT 501 581-2812 for more information. Arthur, DSL wiring, good park- house. All within two blocks of Available for Summer and Fall PARK IN THE CENTER OF THE TAYLOR. GREAT LOCATION 3 00 ing, 24/7 maintenance. Call campus. Call 345-5373 or 549- 05-06 school year. Clean mod- COMMUNITY. ALL SINGLE BLOCKS FROM CAMPUS 3 today: 217-346-3583. JWheels 5593 ern apartments and homes STORY UNITS. NO STAIRS TO BEDROOMS FOR 3 OR 4 ANNOUNCEMENTS LLC ______00 w/some utilities included. CLIMB. SAND VOLLEYBALL, STUDENTS. AIC CARPETED ______00 NEW LUXURY 4 BEDROOM, 2 1 ,2,3,4,&5 bedrooms. WID in BASKETBALL. AVAILABLE EXCELLENT CONDITION Spring Break Daytona Beach AITENTION GIRLS! IF YOU BATH LARGE APARTMENTS, some units also. NOT ALL FALL 2005!!! COMPETITIVE CALL 345-7522 AFTER 5:30 All expenses except Food; WOULD LIKE A NICE, WID INCLUDED WIRED FOR CLOSE TO CAMPUS. NO PRICING!!!! LEASING OFFICE CALL 345-9462. Condo, Jacuzi, Liquor included. ROOMY, FURNISHED 3 BR HIGH SPEED INTERNET. PETS!!!! 217-345-4494. NOW OPEN. CALL FOR 00 Share w/3 students. Cell (217) APARTMENT WITH LARGE CLOSE TO CAMPUS 1120 00 INFORMATION. 348-1099. WEB 512-9580. $400. Friday. CLOSETS, LOW RENT, LOW EDGAR DRIVE. 345-6100. Available now. 1 BR apartment SITE: WWW.UNIVERSITYVIL- ROOMMATES ______311 0 UTILITY BILLS AND A LAND- ______00 in Charleston close to the LAGEHOUSING.COM Chicago Job Fairs & Career LORD THAT CARES FOR Very Nice 3 bedroom house. All square. Stove/fridge, nice loca- 00 Just north of Stix. 11 OS Fourth Fairs, YOUR Chicago Career THE 05-06 SCHOOL YEAR, new interior- washer/dryer, tion. For more information call 2 BEDROOM HOUSE 905 St. 2 bedroom $400 divided by Connection! www.chicagojobre- CALL 345-3664. SEEING IS dishwasher, deck.$295 each. 345-5088. ARTHUR. 345-6100. two plus utilities. 581-5478. source.com. BELIEVING! 10 MONTH 345-6967 ______00 00 ______319 ______.5/2 LEASE. NO PETS. ______00 ______oo 4 Bedroom Apt. 1/2 block from www.charlestonilapts.com campus. $235 each trash NON SEQUITUR BY WILEY MILLER LOOK US UP for details on included. 345-6967 these 2005-06 Apts: 2001 S. 00 12th Street, 1305 18th Street, 05-06, excellent location, 955 4th Street, 605 W. Grant, across from campus. 1 BR 117 W. Polk and 905 A Street. apartments, 10 month lease Rents from $230 to $475 per with heat and water paid. $375 person. Call to make appoint- month. No pets please. 348- ments at 348-7746. 0006. ______00 00 DON'T BE SAD BOONDOCKS BY AARON MCGRUDER PLACE AN AD PAGE 10 THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS WEDNESDAY, MARCH 9, 2005 IHSA BOY'S BASKETBALL: CHARLESTON SUPERSECTIONAL COACH: CoNnNuED FROM AACE 12 hard as if a coach was really there," Hayes Flora knocks off Tuscola 69-58 said. "We all want to be good next year and know we can if we continue to work hard." BY MATIHEW STEVENS A lazy pass at halfcourt by Tuscola A search committee is still narrowing SPORTS REPORTER senior guard Anthony Gunnell down resumes for a new coach. Michelle turned into a fast break the other Steinhaus, OVC Freshmen of the Year, is a Through the entire evening, the way, leading to a pair of free throws member of the search commirtee and said only thing Flora head coach Phil Leib by Lucas Stanford making the score they have narrowed 45 resumes down to struggled with was how to cut the net 62-57. three. down with a pocketknife. '1 think we knocked the ball over Motivation is a major reason the team is "I don't have scissors. I didn't think to McGrew, and then the we just practicing on their own, Steinhaus said. to bring any," Leib said. lost our composure down the "Everyone is really motivated because we Nearly 1000 fans wearing orange stretch," Tuscola head coach Bryan all know that with a new coach, we are all watched Leib hold the net at the top Smith said. practically freshmen again," she said. "The of ladder at Lantz Arena Tuesday Gtmnellled the all scorers with 20 new coach has never seen any of us play so night as the Flora Wolves defeated the points on 7 of 14 from the field. we are all working hard to stay in shape so Tuscola Warriors 69-58 in the Class A Flora had four players in double we will be able to show the new coach what Super-sectionals .. figures but were led by senior guard we have to offer." With the win, Flora (25-9) Blaine Headlee who finished with 18. One thing is certain; the women's soccer advanced to the State Finals in Peoria Stanford scored eight of his 17 points team is used to the feeling of success and is for the first time since 1984. in the fourth quarter. going to do whatever it takes to remain on top. "It's been 21 years since the last After a second-place finish in the time I've been here, and this team is Apollo conference, an upset win of full of hometown heroes but now state-ranked Lovington in Sectionals what they did tonight is so special," and being on the sixth team in school COMMITTEE: Leib said. history to make it this way, Smith was CoNnNuED FROM AACE 12 The last time Flora made it to the disappointed the ride had to end. Elite Eight, the championship was '1 take nothing away from every find people and rank them in order," Ross played in Champaign and Leib was kid in that locker room," Smith said. an assistant as the Wolves were said. '1 think people overlooked us Sallee will be on a committee after speak- coached by the legendary Tom but they set their place in Tuscola ing to a search committee that eventually Welch. history." recommended him less than a year ago. "He was such a mentor of mine Flora and their coach, Iieb, will Sallee refi.tSed to comment. that it makes it even more special to concentrate on putting out a better Fischer declared that he and his commit- know that we are finally going back," performance than its previous trip tee members will get plenty of applicants for Leib said. where the Wolves lost to Chicago this opening. The Wolves never trailed in the (Providence-St. Mel) 81-48. "I perceive this as a good or very good game, but Ttllrola (23-9) had their lead "Everyone asks me hey, how'd you mid-major job with huge positives for some- STEPHEN HAAS/THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS cut down to two with 2:47 left. But, a do the last time?" Lieb said. "Well, we body willing to move up,'' Fischer said. "We defensive rebotmd went in between got wacked by 40. Tma®G!a jjJm'Xw 1· @~ C HOHENADEL: Lewis opened up a couple of cuts on Can anyone tell me who holds any one of Lewis? Well Lewis is retired and Holyfield and (oNnNUED FROM PACE 12 Klitschko's face that are still painful to think the four major championship belts? Tyson should be. The only ranking list Tyson about. Well, Vitali Klitschko is the WBC champi- appears on is the WBC list and he's 13th on it. a good boxing match. Well, maybe I can. I He may have been ahead in the fight, but on, John Ruiz is the WBA champion, Chris Wiil we ever see the days of gathering think the last decent heavyweight boxing match the referee had to stop the fight because it was Byrd is the IBF champion and Lamon Brewster around the tube for a good boxing match I have seen was when one of those Klitschko obvious Klitschko needed stitches. is the WBO champion. again? brothers lost to Lewis. How about now? Where are the likes ofTyson, Holyfield and 0 nly time will tell. 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On Wednesday, doubles match until we This will be the Panthers' second Eastern (3-2) travels to Indianapolis chance at the Sycamores this season, to play Indiana University Purdue have another player." after losing 7-5 to Indiana State last University at Indianapolis (3-5). BRIAN HOLZGRAFE, EASTERN TENNIS COACH Sunday at the Wolfe Sycamore Classic "We are expecting a very close in Terre Haute, Ind. match just like last year against In that game, the Panthers fell them," head coach Brian Holzgrafe The wait will not be long however, behind 5-I in the first inning but said. '1UPUI has a very good coach Holzgrafe says, as help is on the way. never felt like they were out of the and are the defending conference "We should have another player by game. champions in their conference." the end of next week, but our overall "That was a game where we could After winning two of three OVC team morale is still strong," have just rolled over and died," head matches two weekends ago, Eastern Holzgrafe said. "Each person is so coach Lloydene Searle said. "The got will be back in the swing of things pivotal, and each individual helps some momentum early, but we starting with this trip to Indianapolis. out the team." fought hard and really competed." This upcoming weekend, Eastern Holzgrafe feels that the younger If the Panthers are to get by the travels to the Columbia, Mo., to take players have stepped up their respec- Sycamores (4-3), they are going to on host team Missouri on Saturday tive games and that is making the have to figure out a way to put the ball and Air Force on Sunday. team stronger. in play against freshman Darcy IUPUI is just coming off a three- "The freshman have contributed Wood. match losing streak, winning this and have been really good so far," On Sunday, Wood struck out I5 past weekend against the University Holzgrafe said. "Sandra and Madina Panthers in her victory. of Wisconsin-Milwaukee. Senior (Mambetova) have been really Despite Wood's dominating num- Michelle Cunningham, the No. 2 tough." bers, Searle thought the Panther hit- singles player, leads the charge for the Mambetova, a sophomore, has ters did a good job. Jaguars. She ranks first in career sin- moved up from the No. 4 singles "I thought we did a good job for it gles victories at IUPUI with 6I spot she had last year and is now at being our first games," she said. "We including an I8-2 singles record last No. 3 singles. got some timely hits which helped us year. Junior Mallory Sternle, who "The competitiveness that Madina get back in the game, and when we boasts a 10-7 overall record at No. I brings to the team is great," compete the way we did, that shows singles this year, teams up with Holzgrafe said. me that we're going to win our share Cunningham at No. I doubles. The Sasidharan feels that since the of games." duo has a combined II-4 record this team is so young, it only helps. Searle is pleased with the Panthers' year. '1n a way, it makes us tougher and progress at the plate so far this season, IUPUI, which competes in the we are able to learn faster," but says her team must improve Mid-Continent Conference, has had Sasidharan said. defensively to give itself a chance at four tennis players win the conference Sasidharan has moved up into the STEPHEN HAAS/THE DALY EASTERN NEWS winning close games. athlete of the week award this year. number-one singles spot, a spot that The Panthers have committed I4 s..iiolr p~ b-'&17 HO®sc\OO Do you want DAVCA~ E at EIU? 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Bismarck NO (2001 2004) channels last night around 11 :30 Though there are uncertainties or so, and I came across one of about the upcoming soccer season + Advanced to the NAIA the greatest boxing matches I have with no replacement named for ex- Tournament in 2002 and 2003; ever seen in my life. head coach Steve Ballard, the Panthers Region Ill Coach of the Year in The match pitted a young, up haven't hesitated in getting prepared. 2002 and 2003. and coming Italian fighter from "We are all still coming in and -· interviewing today Philadelphia against an older working as hard as we can because we black fighter in the prime of his still have to prove to our new coach career. what we are capable of," junior for- Kristie Braunston The match was a special match ward Sharyne Connell said. that lasted 15 rounds and took The Panthers have been condition- + Assistant Women's Soccer place in the young Italian's home- ing and practicing under the supervi- Coach at University of town. Needless to say, the crowd sion of former Eastern soccer stand- Wisconsin Madison (2001 ) was behind the hometown fighter. out, Beth Leison. Braunston is the Badgers' Throughout the fight it seemed Connell had nothing but positive recruiting coordinator; the team as though the fighter from Phillie thoughts concerning the spring sea- went 16 6 1 in 2004. didn't understand the concept of son. fighting with his hands up. He The women's soccer team has expe- + Graduate Assistant at Texas took jab afrer jab from the more rienced success for the past five years, Christian University (1999 experienced fighter, but the winning five straight Ohio Valley 2001 ) Philadelphia native had heart. It Conference championships. And for •• interviewing Thursday was almost like the punches had the team's seniors-to-be, all they want no effect on him. is to end their careers on top. The veteran fighter knocked "None of us know exactly what to Timothy Nowak the young Philadelphia native expect and we will have a lot ofadjust- down twice before "The Italian ing to do before next year, but we all + Assistant women's soccer Stallion'' knocked Apollo Creed want to go out with a bang," Connell coach at the University of out to clinch the championship. said. Louisville (2001 ) The boxing match I saw last Sometimes athletes seem to work + The Cardinals went 12 5 3 in night was in the movie Rocky 2. harder when they know the coach is 2004, losing in the second My roommate and I were sit- watching, but that isn't the case for round of the Conference USA ting there watching the movie this team, freshmen midfielder tournament. and we started to talk about when Kathleen Hayes said. we were younger and how big a The whole team always works as + Nowak also led the Java non good fight on pay-per-view was. hard as they can, regardless of who is Soccer Club to the Snickers Does anyone remember when present in the gym or on the field, she Kentucky State Cup and to a CARRIE HOLLIStrHE DAILY EASTIRN NEWS the 50-year-old George Foreman said. place in the U.S. Youth Soccer knocked out Michael Moore to Fr