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10-27-1987 The aiD ly Egyptian, October 27, 1987 Daily Egyptian Staff

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Southern Illinois University at Carbondale Tuesday.October~.I987. Vol. 74. No. 47. 16P... Collegiality, tenure worry faculty 8y Toby Eckert of StaffWr.lor the senate's governance the decisioa to award teDure .ay., "it il their un­ committee, said Monday. usually is baaed 011 a faculty ~ lllat ..... DOt The faculty sena te will President Jolin C. Guyon member's IeId1iD8 ability, the W18'Ud effa:ti:nIY wltb the debate a resolution tcday that introduced the ~t of quality of researdI or ereatift IIIIIIIe campa or wltb the rejects the notion that faculty "collegiality" as a basIS for activity a"ld service to the dlnctIw of the SdIoal of members must be able to tenure when be recommended Uniwni~. .... Ie •. . they bellen be coopente witb colleagues to that the Bc:!..rd of Trustees AccordiDg to documents ezhlblt, a taek of attain tenure. reject an appeal by William obtaiDed by the DaiJy Egyp­ coIJeIIaIIly •••• " !\fany untenured faculty Hammond, an associate tian, the flve-member SdIoGI ...... 10 the members are concerned lbat professor in the Scbool of of ....ie Promotion and _mlltee Y~~.~ intr,)ducing professional Music, who was denied teDure Teure Committee uaed a .-Ie r-Ity_1IIrDed cooperatit'll as a basis for on I!rOWIds t!-.at be bas not flllllPlUdJackofcollelialityOll ..... 1IaDuIiaDd'...... '" a awarding tenure will threaten worked effectively with lI.IiDmIODd's part as a baiS for ..... l2toS. their academic freedom, colleagues. denying him teaure. Jervis Underwood, chairman Under Uuiversity guidelines, In a ~g6 memo to _COl' ..-uTY."-' u.s. bans trade with Iran WASHINGTON (UPJ) - The export ban covers sucb Iranian oil platform in the gull President Reagan, citing products as mobile com­ that appeered to raise the "aggress;ve disregard for the municatioos equipment, boats military stakes in the region. most fundamental norms of and marine engines, olf­ ..oving to augment the international conducl," im­ 'lighway wheel tractors, Jarge formidable U.S. military posed a broad trade embargo diesel engines, aircraft parts, presence in the gull wltb against Iran Monday for at­ portable generators, elec­ economic preas:II'e, Reqan tacks on U.S. and other in­ tronic test and cryptographic expresaed hope of a reduction terests in the Persian Gulf. equipment and a naval in teasIons but said, ''Un­ u rged by Congress to in­ acoustic, photographic and fortunately, the Iranian crease pressure on Tehran for navigation systems. government's response to its actions in the gulf, Reagan UDder a Jan. 23, 1984, State date, in deeds as well u words, ClI"IIt!red a ban on imports t;f oil Department finding that has been entirely con­ and other goods from Ira'3 and designated Iran as a state lbat structive. " an embargo on 14 categories of supports international Wblte HOUle officials said U.S. products with potential terrorism, ezports controJs the pwdtift steps taken by military application. were imposed on a variety of Reagan were intended to deny "Let me empbasize that we other materials with clear Iran • IICIIII'Ce of bani currency are taking these economic military potential. from exports of oil, caviar, measures ooly alter repeated Reagan directed the State ,:.'::"' DUIa and teo:tiJes to till 7.,ar~ war but unsuccessful efforts to and~tstoimplemf!llt \be 'ban _ reduce tensions with Ira1l," an Reagan said in a statement, imports from Iran "u _ as a~:e!III!UID II ~ til " and in response to the con­ possible" and said the ad­ cat all a C!JW of all ftlaId at .. milJiOD in 1.a aDd .. tinued and increasingly ditional controJs 011 U.S. ""­ milJiOD tIIrauIb the first _ bellicose behavior of the ports '"will go into effect in a Iranian government. wee\< to 10 days." moatbB of 1117 and trade in "They do not reflect any The action by Reagan -.petroleum exports ran­ quarrel with the Iranian followed the retaliatorY attack ning about 25 pen:ent beIdDd people." last Monday on an armed the $100 mllBOII pace of1.a. Soviet prof to discuss education By John a.lelwln ·'The t.bing& that are of main better tban the other. SbffWr~", importance to me are bow well Korpsaar is 011 a JIiDe. Jaan Korgesaar, an you educate students and bow mODtb sabbatica1 to study associate profes.IzOD far IIiVbII .... The c:ouDeII p'anted a re.taaraat would eauae apecJaJ _ permit far a *'- "~ Depertment of TransporiatiolJ ~the~ __ ID"'" posted six signs at the in­ of tMIIL ill reltauraat to SDappa dIiJIII the tramc," iD a WIer -.... tersectiOll inc1uding "cross Mayor Neil DIDard said 1IIa~ restaurant July 6. Snappa, sent to the council. Tennis team goes 9-3, looks toward spring a,o...lIIIIIer slow in No. 1 singles but WOll SllllfWr1Ier four of ber last five matcbes to TIle w_'s IemIIs teaD! finiIb at &-11. Her slow start bas bopes of capturing the miIbt have been caused by fiu Gateway Conferioce Cham- at ihe _tart of tile season 8Dd a .. of confidence after ber 1-3 r.=~~lnu:e~ after perlormance in tile Midwest "I f like Ibis could be tile Invitatioaal, Auld said. year for us in ccmference, U "Sbe bad problems In tile Salulti c:aadl Judy Auld said. ~oftlleseasonbutit "I thint we bave earned a lot seemed like abe fiaalIy loi ber of respect 8Dd people realize confidence back," Auld said. tbat we're a main eontendoor "SIIe fIniabed tile season really for tile title. I tbiDk We-tern well." (illinois). • def"mitely Ii'; ~ 011 Betb Boardman also started borrowed time." slow but finlsbed strqln No. Auld's callie for optimism • 2 sinIIes. SIIe won nine of ber based on WlU's subpar last 14 matdla In ("miBb 11 ... recrulliIJI year, tile .. of "I tbiDk Ibis was a Rood year WIU's No. 6 sinIJes player for her " Alii.! said. "It wasn't ,Dana Ford, aDd sfU-c's as iOOci as ber fresbman ~ Improvement. but abe was playing a poIIItiOll TIle Salukia must continue to biIber. Perhaps it fAd[ a litUe ::c:.:~lndOUbles , bit of a toll 0II11er." Dane Cberebetiu, tbe "Our doubles bas DOt been Gateway cbampion In No. 3 good at aIf except for tile NO. 1 sinIles, bad tile best record on doubles" Auld said. "We the team witb a 1~7 mark. def"miie\y need to get our "Dana really bad a great doubles going. Perhaps it will season," Auld said. "Sbe's be a result ~ maybe ebaaIIInI: doing so much more witb tile some doubles teams arouDiI .,- ball. Rather tban just bitting it Preseason Rambo TIle top six singles p1P 'ters bard, abe's ("mally starting to combined for a &:H8 :-.1 tbink tbrouIbout a match. Randy "Rambo" ItouH It'- 10 throw.... ~ prKtIce. SlU-C will begln .... _eon wbile tile top three 'Joables Sbe's dIanIInI the pace, using ball In bounds ....I nat r-.nI Jtay Sceter for ..1 on Now. :'0 .....nat .... New Z.... nd teams flniabeill4-21. while Saluid -" RIch Harrln W8tcMs. N8tIonaIs. Ellen Moellering started _ TBINIS, P_15 Yanks appeal McMahon okay after fall's first outing judge's ruling Common cold puts clamps on outspoken quarterback in and belp the offense, it helps on parking lot motiva te the defense," LAKE FOREST, Ill. (L'PIl balf and wound up 17-for-24 for McMahon in tbe past, lauded defensive end R,chard Dent NEW YORK (tTPJJ - - Jim McJ\fabou's voice, not 195 yards. He engineered tbe tbe work of bis quarterback. . said. " Mike \Tomc:z.ak.) bad Tbe New York Yankees bis sboulder, hurt Monday winning drive in the [mal " I'm elated at wbat Me-' our confidence. Jim did a great Monday asked a Brons . following bis return to tile minutes and capped it witb a 6- Mabon did," be said. "Really. job in tbe!"e." Supreme Court judge to Cbicago Bears. yard touchdown pass to Neal It made me feel good and I reconsider their breacb­ Anderson. In tbat [mal drive, bope be stays bealtb,. I bope TIle only Injury problem in of-ebbie Noble, al ~fDOt.. , try\nI In tbese ~.,.., I still baven't worked bard to iron oat their effect." a:'ter bas tried to tame for vain to keep pace witb tile nm;n.c Teri out." differences and better un­ three years. taJIer players. F or -most of September, it cierstand one anotber. For mOllthsl lawyers , .:;c both sides aave IK.'eD DeIIendina \JD wbat antic "One or tbe most :Iidn't looIt like Noble was ever Success In tbat department, renegotiating tile team's Nobfe bas most recently exerimental p1:;.yers there is. ~oing to get 011 track. SIIe was however, can't be guaged by 3O-year stailium lease, pulled, Hunter is caulbt SIIe'U try an)1hinI," Hunter oar from tile pace of 58 aces set Noble's improved statistics, or signed In 1973 and ex- between _tranllinl and says, sbaltinl her bead In !88t BeaBOII. Sbe had suffered even by tlJe number of grey tending tbrough bugIng ber starting outside consternation. :rom tendonitis In ber right bairs Hunter says Noble bas bitter. Dawn Tbompson, wbo was fool, but ber serve lacked caused. But their cooperation As one .tory loes, a Noble's teammate at Riverton puncb even after ber recovery. is leading toward a common moti\.. tional-minded Hunter IfiIb ScbooI before coming to But two weeks alo, witb the goal. Page 16, Daily EgyptIan, OdGber27, 1117 I E ' Nevvswta~' .. . . 1 i .. i ~! , oJ -W5 S. Washington ph. 457-6559 ------~------~~. ~------YOUId'" world/nation 2 Liter Coke with any larFPiua Hong Kong stock market AnydJDe! Day or suffers wors\ loss ever N~~G08 HONG Korm (UPI) - The HIIIII KIIIII Sud ElIcbange suf- · fend ils wont day ever Monday, sbeddiDg ooe-tblrd of lis equity value as sbare price! plumrueted GO the fin!: day of trading PboaeAbad i foU_intI a CCIIItnwasia1 lour'-day cIowre. The l~ SeIIII Stock IDdcI: cIoaed Monday at 2,J41 •• poInls, a l,12O:i1*!lt laD lrom - t.,. PIaa Orden the 1IIIUbt', last day of trading Oct. 19, when tbr~ iDdelI ended at ~13lUIL after a tbea-recard ooe-day dnJp of 4210 poiDtI. On Oct. I, me HaDlSellllIDda closedata reCord llilboU,91U7.

~- Gunmen Idll Salndoran hu.... n rights _Ad SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UPI) - Two pmneu IIbot and killed the ---.t of a private human r'4IbIa eommiIIIiilll The American Tap Monday ...a a CCIIIUIIiIIsioD cdicial blamed hilIlIIocJtiJIII 011 death squads liDked to the~l A ~ ___t ..1d Herilert . IHappy Hour 11 :30-8:001 ~ was "sbot at paIIIt-blallk nage" Monday IIICInIiDg by two =tified meD III!IIIC automatic _polIS with aIIeocen, after Muter Drafts & Lite 4S e be bad dropped off same of bill five ddIdreD at sdIooL Pitchers Muter & Lite 'ZJtO CJJ.IiI/!C Iraqi, Kuwaiti offIcIIils m... to unite Arabs Speedrails tOe lllr IIA.~AMA, BaIInia (UPI) - Seaic;r Iraqi olfidaIa met Monday with the lorelp miDister of Kuwait, wIiaIe country lIP.. All Schnapps '5 e beea the tuaet of recent IraDiaD millllile attacb, and said Arab Seagram's 7 ".05 .. I'S unity ill the PenimfGulf wouJd Icree TebraD to ead _ yean nI of war. The meetiJC came as the.....,011 said the 11th and last KuwaiU taJIbr to naive the Amaiean flag ,teamed DCII1Inrard lIIroICb thePendaDGuIf -Wby a Navy tripte. ....Ing ..... opposition to capitalistic reforms BEIJING (UPI) - BeijiJIc lacs iDtenIaI ...... UOII ill ils bid to acbieve ..--Ity tbI'au!Ib eapltallsktyle Nforms, but will praa ....it with 3Udl fIedIJIIaI ezperimeIltB as ,loeb and boada, a ttl)' olIk:ial said Monday. State-nm teIe9Isiaa sbowed some of the 1,__ ~to the ~ - the fint ill five yean -1IoIdiIIC pueI illaaaioal ill the Gnat HaD of !be People 011 CbiDa'. ~ and political reforms :::..::rat --' the CJIIfJIIiDI -man Smlday by Premier Zbao ZiyaDg, wbo is aIIoaeIiDg party dIief. Dow.loMe ...... colllcH ...... point Ion· N&W Ymut WPl) - ,'1'IIe 0.. ,,_ iDdaItriaI -venae suffered Ita ~ piliDt _ ever Monday as IImIIitan . remaiDtd skeptical tbit the ReagUl administration can avert severe ~ reperclMliOll.'l from last week's stoclt market craab. The Dow pbmged llil.l', ... 8.04 percent, to 1793.93. It was the '>\ue cbip iDclieatGr', mtb-largest percentage decIiDe IiDce the avenae ,... ezpuded to 30 Itocb ill 1.. and im biggest poiDWIide ~ ,Is nc...d 5OI-poiDtcrasb Oct. 1• . I..... tor shoals 2 "tier stock ....rket Ioues

MIAMI (UPI) - AIm iDYstor wbosuffend _viIy ill the faU of tile atodt mUbt ~j*I fire with a baDd&un ill a Merrill L)'IICb brcJUra&e ofIiei;: :.fonday, JtiIIiD& one vice president and c:ritlcally WOIIDdiIIg aIIo14ber befwe lie killed bimaelf. A 11IIII-time a.tomer IiJeDtIIied as 5:l-year-Gld Artbur KaDe of Keadall "came illto the brcJUra&e firm," said Metro-Dade IIOIiee SllGkesmau Alfredo llidalaD-Gato. The vic:tim!I were ideatitied as .1_ ArgIIapa, 51, wbo w.uldlled, and Lloyd Kolokoff, _, wbo was tUea to a boIpItaI by beIIc:opter, c:riUeaUy WlIUIIded. I Nancy Reagan's mother, 11, dies or blood dot WASHINGTON (UPI) - EdIth Davis, mother of flnt lady NIlDC)' Rapn, died ill I'baeDbI, ArIz., Monday. She was 91. Davis, wbo liaaheal ill falIiIIC health r... the last few yean, died of eerebnI tbrcmbosis at Z:15 p.m. EST, the WhIte H_ said. Pn!IIideDt Rel!gom and the lint lady will leave f ... ~ Tuelday 1IIOI'IIiDg. Funeral arrampmenls are expected 10 be CCllllpiete by the ead of the .... NIlDC)' Reagan's father, Dr. LoyaJ Davis, died Aug. 1',I.a. . Reagan ...... with Congress to curb deficit WASIDNGTON (UPI) - Praideat Reagan. rea.-u. to ~ alarms set off by the wont ItocIt aWtel pIuap ill bis~, met with ~ leaden Moa:::x:.start draftiDg tax ...... 1!Iam to curb the federal The meeting Monday Was thelarmaJ Idckolf of the "budgetlllllllllit" ~ the WhIte H_ iIDd eaacr-. The fint WIIItiD8 seuiOll bet­ __ a do&eo Iawmaken aDd three tap Reagan aidea Is IIdIeduIed I ... 'l'laday. Guyon to nar,rate,Symphony Orchestra piece " I l

TIle sru~ Sympbony Or­ be featured in tbe first chestra will perform at 8 move1!'Fl\t of· ·A. Kbat­ tonigbt in S~ock Auditorium cbatur:an's " Piano Coocerto." in 8 concert tbat features a Edmonds is aIsfI a winner in ~uest appearance by !be Concerto CO'.n~tion and University president John C. was recer.tly crowned Mur· Guyon. physboro Apple Queen at tbe Apple Festival in September. Under !be baton cl conductor Michael BatU , tbe orchestra Following intermission, will play frve pieces including guitarist Josepb BreznIkar, works by .Tobann Sebastian associate professor, will Bach, Woif!lan, Amadeus ~onn on Heitor ViJIa-Loboa' MGZarl and Seliici Prokclieff. 'Concerto for Guitar and Small Orcbestra." A special TIle am will begin with significance is given '0 this tile U movement from performance by tlte llad:'s "DrAlbie Concerto for celebration cl tbe bicenteonlal ~'wo Violins." w:U! solo p!Irls cl tbe birth cl tbe SIJIIDisb performed by Racbel and composer. Nicole Mellado, both members f tbe sru~ Youth OrdIestra. Guyon will serve aa narrator on Prokofieff's "Peter and tbe Donna Laaerstedt, a winner Wolf," a piece designed to in tbe Scllool of Music's introduce the 80UDds cl dif­ Concerto Cc.:nr.etition held in ferent instruments cl tbe or­ tbe SiIrinR. will p".rf!ll'm tbe clIestra to cbildren. TIle work seconiI aDd third movements was feature.: by tbe orclIestra from Mozart's "Violin Con- in September fo:- tbe Illinois certoNo.4." . Arts Council's "Cblldren's MIchHI ..... lett, conductor, and Donna Concerto _petition, ,."..,.. lOf the PIanist .Betsy Edmonds will Arts and Edu.,.tion Festivai." Lagemedt, win..... of the School of Mu-'c'. Symphony Orcheetnl concert at 8 tonight

I Stude.... ts' creations Scholarship fund to honor compete in nutrition Specical Olympics founder By Laura Mllbnoth Zager, nutrition coonIinator ByPa.... _ Staff Wrtter at tbe Wellness Center, _Wrtter tbe IICbolarabip fUDds already stepping stone to Freeburg's <; ollected. tbe Kennedy work with tbe Special Olym­ Dorm dwellers who love Before 'lbanbgIvlng 15 A acbaIarsbip in memory '.'L F(JUftfjation is a philanthropic pics. Eunice Shriver. cl tbe to munch on snacks they finalists, five from eaCh cl William B. Freeburg, a former .....nization that supports Kennedy Foundation. visited create in tbe!r rooms will tbe three residence :.au, faculty member and fcunder cl endeavors such as camps for Toucb cl Nature in May of soon bave tbe opportunity to eafetertas. will be seIec:ted tbe National Special baMieapped people. "At this 11163. Freeburg's guidance and silow elf tbeir !avorlte and 8II1IOUDc:ed after their OI)'J1111ic8 Prap-am. Is beUIg point. "e are trying to Shriver's support eventuaDy nutritional snack creatiOlll snack eatries bave been established tbrOUjh !be detenniDe their level cl In­ led to the first Sped"-I in !be "Snack Attack" on nutrient va1ue FrleDdI cl Toucb cl Nature, terest in this project." Olympics held in Chicago in con:est spcJIII(Ired ny tbe Aid Mark C. COlgrove. COlgrove said. July 1988. health advocates offices and =On judging by ~~1.DaJ assistant director of tbe Wellness Center. students in tbe -cafeterias deve!npJDellt at Touch cl COlgrove's gaa\ is to raise at Fl-eeburg was the first Julie Beudlleyl a junior will occur and snack Nature EDYiromnental Center. least $20.000, because !be penon to bold a doctorate in iD pbysloiOO ann a healtb samples from eaeb cl !be rec:n::r.i.lon in tbe nation from adv_te, created !be fIDalIm wID be cIIIi*.Jed. '". n .....WIII ...... IDdiaD. UDiversity. Be c:cmtest .. a fila WII7 ,.. 'ftIe faad ... III IIWIe !be III .'IIIIIIIr&r...... ==:..~~ ...... III SRJ-C to be a studeats III ..... hDIr III aaJIIIIB wID be prcwIded bJ maJariDII ill reera.... wIlD ===~~~ fac:uJty __ for aJmOIt 30 create heallbler snac:b. UaiYenity BaaiiDC. ZqIIr bave ~trated a eam­ deIIartmeat. FrieDds fIl Tauc:b yean before bIa reliremeDt in Stadeats with late DiIbt said. millDeDt to "addq wi'. of~ture, aiea ~and 1110. He !ben tun.! bIa eflorla afIea ~eb IIIIIIICbIea lor 'l'bree grud prize win­ ~ papuIa ..... in a frIeada cl tbe Freeburg famity. to working with Friends cl fClOd. IIiIIb In caIoriea, IUdI DI!I'II ODe from eaeb from Toucb of Nllture and seeuring as potaTo ebipI or caDdy ~~ ncrealion Iet­ eaeb residence ball ~L_~grove Ald. A FreeburJ . and former fuDds for iDIprogements cl tbe ban Beudl\eJsaid. eafeteria, wID wID a $45 gift __ also wID be gIveD PrwIi!lll DeJyIe W. Morris center. Freeburg. who died AD !be snack entries certifleate from Kroger, to bandlrapped people III at­ 'estab: Ihed a eamp that was Feb. 1.,. is still viewed as a IlUbmitted bJ rwldeats wID CamIYaI Sboea and Kmart, lead camps affered at Tauc:b cl c~telJ accessible to drivi; C force bebind !be center Zager Ald. The olber Nature. ba people, whieh is lDday COlgrove said. :::: ~~ c::::: flnaJlala eaeb wID receive a _T:r:: clNature. deDutment to ana\yIie their t; Idft certifieate from !be CcIIIrvve plans to approaeb "I "xked with Bill a lot. He nulrient value. said Kate UnlYenityBooUtore. tbe KeDIII!IIY FOUDdaIiGa for It "as that eamp. Cosgrove was a great man," COlgrove fuDds to match donatiOlll with said, that "as reaDy tbe said.

Do You Munch on To.ty. Nutritious Snacks? Enter the WELLNESS 816E.MaIn CENTER Carbondale 1%-6. M.,...FrI GROUPS & iadtIIII .... c..,...... "!fILT" WORKSHOPS ...... a.-..."SI0,..,... fI~~OCflTE * ArabIc: I * German I & U * ChiDeoe Paiali.,. * * Frcnc:b! * See!!" I & U * E!I!.!!!! U * -ocher c:~ & prl_ iDotruc:tioD also anilabl.,. Wlil =====i iii' iiiiiiiiiII but 1Wt lonely 0""""• Air FOfce ReseI'¥eS • Car S.lesman rec I p e Being wIthouta -special someone" • Student of C,in'\fMI taw doesn't have 10 be Ioaely. It can be o Cop • Qwnef. 2 W.y =;::'~I~.!'P!~ Comn"..,ic.tion Stote -aIon."... mak .. on YOU' physol .. MIfnt.. Trainee contest end mwtionel health . !G!"._'''.''''Y 1.I.... at .... _"'-... -TODAY- Offlcelnyou'''''-_'''''. 1UESDAY,OCTOBER2 .T_4'1-"..OWNS ...... __ 7·9PM 13c.r ...... _-...._'_wln ...... __ (ThoMpton ...... Point.1rvsh Towers, 'II!IO"" ...... I"" ... oy.If'J...... C •• T.j CIIY..".,.-..cory • ....usn ==:--- 1_PIIIII .... --~- .... -~ .. --~-",- -.... .,..-~-- ~~ ~ . ~ . Opinion &-Co - ~ IP.ry ',~ . Day' of Action was a student success THE DAY OF Action was touted for weeks as the chance for students to have their :;ay ab..'lUt cuts in the state's higher education budget for 1988. Now that it is over, some stu(l",nts are wondering whether taking advantage of that opportunity really made a difference. About 400 illinois college students, including 50 from SIU-C, gathered at the state Capitol Wednesday as part of the Day of Action, to protest statewide tuition increases forced on them because of decreased higher education funding from the state. The students found themselves just about lost in the crowd, sandwiched between protesters from other groups competing for state attention and money. The student protesters were urging state iegislators to override Gov. Thompson's 4-percent cut te the higher educatioJ:J budget. But in reality, none of the override measures being considered would bring any additional money to SIU-C or other higher education institutiolll> ill 1988. As state Sen. Glenn Poshard said, hoping for more money at this point would be "useless." THIS DOES NOT mean the protest itseH was a useless Putting a mug in front of a camera gesture. Regardless of whether this partjcuJar event will bring more money for higher education next year, in spirit any and all action, the Day of Action included, is important won't make the legislators shake and does make a statement to state legislators. Any showing of higher education students, who By Toby Ecklltl SlaffWriler The House and Senate conservatives w"to bave represent all students who are unable to demonstrate, galleries would have been a plotted the state's political expresses to the Legislature that students will not take the HUNDREDS OF university gDOG place for students to draw course for tbe past decade. funding cuts lying down and do in fact have power and a students from across the state some attentiOll to their cause. Meanwhile. clean-cut student voice when organized for a common cause - making converged on Springfield last Shouts from 011 high certainly goveram"nl leaders wl're higher education available to all. week, ostensib!y to vent their would have swiveled chaiR; making appeanlllCf!S before Gov. Thompson and members of the state Legislature anger over the 4-pe:-cent cut in and turned beads 011 the Senate the TV cameras for tbe folks ha,,-e indicated through their actions that they perhaps do tbe state's 19118 bigher and HOUle floors. Cbaaces are, hackhome. not share that same ideal for tigher educaUon. education ~t. The cut has the protestors would have been At the end of t'>e day, many resulted in ' tuitioo costs ticked out of the building for studeats expressed tbeir AS THE STATE struggles financially, student protesters at aU 12 of ~tate's public making such nuisaaces' of certJlinty that the Legislature universities, and students themselves, but at least they now w,1Uld get on !be haD, are competing against many factions for attention and have a right to be angry at override Gov. Tbompsoo's funding: senior citizen groups, medi."'ll programs and legislators for not raising budget cut aad pass a tax countless other worthy ~. All the more reason for taxes and thus precipitating Unfortunately. the increase. Wbat were tbev students to protest the 1988 budget cut: to show legislators the budget cut. basing 1JiP.ir predlctionsm? tha t higher educa tion is not merely a convenient, trouble­ tactics used by the Tbe promises of legislators. U1.fortunateJy, the tactics Very simply, the students free place to skimp ou state dollars in order to create funds used by the student protestors student protestors for other programs. made :i. very easy for the failed to hold the legislators to While "life and death" programs, ones with immediate legislators inside the lavish ma.de it very easy for the moral ~tandards they sbonlrl ~ of public policy fundi!!!! needs, have rightly taken monetary precedence Statebouse to ignore tbe the legislators ... to over hil!her education in the state, student protesters are problem. A few speakers mad;, mRkers. They took tbeir ignore the problem. pramj.~"" at face value, ap­ re-emp&asizing the importance of higher education as an some brief remarks to the p-..really fCJl1l4!ltiDl that these investment in the future. students p'tbered in front of same legislators precipitated the CapItol building; the While today's needs must be met, giving bigber would have stood DIIt in the the budget cuts - aDd, by education the'funding it warrants amounts to insuring that students waved a few signs tTOWd. er.ensiOll, the tuitiaa increases the needs of tomorrow will be satis!ied. Just like starting a and shouted some slogans. When the speeches were cJoDe, Students also could bult - by refusing to nile IuaI savings account afY!!" ~ care of the daily m~b!rY into Invadi!d legislators' offI.C:as when they ~ they I!bOIIld the students streamed the aD! refuIed until:me budget, higher education IS a crucial aspect of the Capitol building. to leave have. economic an

Page 4. Daily Egyptian, October 27. 19117 ~ • '. ~ . , " _. ' •• '. t •• • \ • •••• • •• \' '" ' • Letters iBiOiiift'PilMllFREE DeI!!!!;l . ' S 1.00 oft 1/160z. ~l • ~Vt; MeoII,"", i.e... wIth clelh.. ,y of _II i 01' X-i.e... 01' ...... Iu.,. pIzza . Jl I Pagan letter didn't do justice Pba 2/160z. ,,_.-. I limit one per pizza with ""...... X. I.... ~ I Good1orliol'-Y. pido..." I to historical culture of the Celts OI'fN AT 11_ , will peopie and hence, U-.e day before is All woman questioning con­ never layoff the long-suffering Hallow's Eve. Now we have a ventional religious " wis09m." --~~~~~~~~------~ Cell? Now comes Mr. Rose, in secular holiday, used as an The victims of witch hunts. educa tion, and sadly in need 0( excuse to get roaring drunk tben. bave heen the lame, t:.e and behave stupidly. This is halt (those witb sperch im­ ~a:acr':l:'e~~~ . ~~"H.~~ not entirely out of line witb pediments) and the blind, Gaelic practice. and much women who don't " know their ~~ ~to;:~.! . C=a~ more likely than the Christian place" and anyone who sanct;.monious and destructive foolishness about " saints. .. questioned the dogma of conversion of Gaels to To disah.lSe Mr. Rose. the whichever Christian lunatic ChriStianity, and the blooclY­ B~ Celt did jDdeed was currently in power. minded horrors visited upon practice human sac:tffice; ...... 1Iaoods are'aJI too ofIeo the Irish by tbe Sassenach every culture bas done so in attempts to control peapJe s (Anglo-Saxon), it is small one form or another. The Irish lives. wonder that such ·confusion clan cbieftan. or king or queen Mr. Rose is undoubtedly far exists. of one of the four provinces­ more harmless than the For the education of Mr. Ulster. Leinster, Munster and religiOl(S fanatics of Ibis world. Rose, wicca is the origin of the Connacht- would commit ritual but no less confused or con­ word witch, and means an s'Jicide when too old to lead the fusing. It is .eid tbat when initiate into the rites of Druidic trihes in battle. and the wicca Padra i gh (pronouuced mysticism in the Goidelic and would read !be augury of his or "porrick" and spelled Patrick Brythonic languages and her blood in the dust. in tbe sassenach language) cultures. The Christian holiday The Christian version of Ibis relurned to Ulster to com;ert of All Hallow's Eve ( .....ad has been "holy" wars and the Gael. that the tribal leader Hallowe'en) and source of all burning " witches." Witches who held him slave heard of Ibis nonsense, is a corruption were burned because !bey his reputation and burned of a feast of the Gaels. were different. n.,., clerics of himself alive ralber tban face The Christians were ralber Europe and protestant the prospect of a Christian clever about retaini"l! the fanatics of Salem in Ibis world. native feasts, while polluting country even believt'Jd that I 'ack tbat courage. but I do them witb their religion. Each baving warts and wens was a rervently wisb tbere was some autumn, the days in lretand sign tllat the bapless victim salvation from religious become particularly sbort; was in league witb Satan. lretand is very· far north. The By that criterion. I would ~"u"~~or..r.:~s~ . !,::t:;: Gaels would celebrate the bave been burned ...... since. Rose. Please leave tile Gael. "deatb" of the year witb Ibree All types of "diffeftiii;'i' people the Scot, the Breton. the Manx, days of feasting, known as were burned: seIf-asserti·,e the Welsh aoo the Cornish "Sa main" (pronounced women. old men and women alone. and leave oor histories "58\"80"). who bad never married. the and cultures alone as well. - I This was changed to All mentally or physically ban­ John Kelly. transcribing One computereveor Saints' (All Hallow's) Day dicapped and any man or secretary, Touch of Nature. student can aftOrd. Get rid of Ray Dorr before further damage is done to long-suffering--Saluki gridders

I am real puzded about QDo; Fpol of trouble rigbt DOW exciting !ban !bey have been. !IGIIIetiO: ---!. I've been be8rInI fer the Salutia - !be defensive Ray Dorr tries to g~ sym­ Ray Dorr, SaJukI football line. patby t>c.:aue tbere are two coach, ...... pleiniDII about !be Ray Dorr IIbould have been a Divillloa I-A IIdIooIs 011 the nffeme of tile team. politician. He bas btl _ in rOlter. Both teams are I quole, ''Tbere are llaiD1! to every_'s affain, from tlle terrible. especiallJ Kansas. be mauy cbaDtIes made 0II!be atudeats to !be kip faeuIty. He They have 10 be Del[t to nffamft aide of tile baD H we au- that be ..... tutln Columbia as the worst team in are -- to be able to...... - forbtlatbleteuotbattbaywill tile_lion. III!te-"'ibavea soIutiOD-GET dowell Oaeof!be twopeilple I Actually. SoutbenJ bas won lUDafRaJDorraDd!bewbaie mentioned earlier il a oaJy one game. The SaIukis SaIl*! coadliDtl staff. They Unlvenity SebaIar wllb a U coaeb abaut _ 1l00d _ two- GPA. happened tocatcb Austin ~J w.... three af tbeIr sl wicked will not inherit the sbouJd have been confined to sexual impurity for tbe kinlldom af God? Do not be Frida~. the hack pages, if not excluded cletIradintl of their bodies" deceived: Neither the sexually Oetober 30th allollether. It seems that the (Romans 1:21,24). immoral, nor idolators. nor editoria! staff bas little un­ adulterers. nor male 8:00am-4:00pm In ..-.the : : "\.., ~cler to provide one another and there's DO satisfactory service. one must room 101' int.eUectual grmvth .•r teoure process." The criterion : : also over other be a bIe to wort Underwood, a member 01 the may spill into MAlQiWllS : areas, he said, such as CGIl­ ;;~atii~eJYi ~eGUb:r~i music school's promotioo and sideratioos for promotions and WITH : collegiality. " pay raises. The senate resolution calls l:'}~~:r ~cw.:::'~ 'S ~ " That effectively limits : nE aw.R)NS. i on Guyon to "immediately in December 1986. Underwood peop\e's academic freedom It said he did IK't believe his .. repudiate communications Wi!li a straigbtjacltet, a gag, " : It from his office ...in which the involvement in Hammood's It case should disqualify him Koibsaid. concept of '!ollegiality has He said the current tenure ~ It been advanced as a criterion from voting on the senate standards are adequate to ~ College Bowl us been It reao\ution. It for tenure." weed out faculty members ~ extended to Tues, Nov. 3rd It Guyon could not he .....ached Although tbe topic of whose teaching aDd research It for comment Mnnday. collegiality came up in the stills suffer as a result of. their ~ at 12:00 first round begins However t jn a memo to Hammond case, P:tderwood uncooperativenes&. faculty senators dated Oct. 22, It November 9th & 10th Guyon denies he is trying to ~ Regi~ter now at the SPC Office on the make collegiality an official :3rd floor Student Center for more info. call 5jt~j:39~C' basis for deciding tenure. SOVIET, from Page 1- Collegiality sbould he con­ sidered "an overlay on all of Oregon. He has been writing to persoo's country. the deliherations (in the tenure Kristen JuuJ, professor of Korgesaar said: " One of our process) rather than the ad­ special education at SlU-C, for greatest disappointments was dition o( another criterion," seven years. discovering ~hat special Guyon says in the memo. Korge5.1ar is part of the eoru.'4tion isn't better 10 the Senate President Elaine International Research and otllf'r country." Alden said several depart­ Exchanges program, in which There will he a reception at6 ments in the University use about 25 scholars from the p.m. Soviet Union come to the Korgesaar bas written about United States and vice ven;a. 20 research papers and is the SOAR to hold JuuJ and Korgesaar first met author of tw'J textbooks. which Sunday evening wbee have been publisbed in Korgesaar arrived. Russian and Estonian. In the canyon class Juul said he and Korgesaar Soviet Union, he teaches a:-gued (or a while over which history of special educa tioo, The Southern Outdoor Ad·· country had a better meth()(! of diagnOSis and geography venture Recreation Program special edu ~.ati on , only :;",y education for mildly retarde.1 at Touch of Nature will hold a were promoting the other 'Grand Canyon hackpacking students. course from Nov. 20 through Nov. 29. The cost is $370 per person. Registration deadline is Nov. 3. SOAR will alao bold a rockclimbing and rappe)]jnR RESUMES weekend Nov. 7 and 8 at Giant I..aserset Special City State Park. Cost is $'15 per ~ . Registratioo deadline IS Nov. 3. $15 - 50 Copies For details, call 529-4161 1 pag8resumewi1hthiscoupon. Ofterexpif8S Nov. 30, 1981 hetween 8 a .m. and 4:30 p.m. Monday througbFriday. We AlIIO Do Cover Lettenl Paper editor J.a,\~, & /lORE set to speak 607 S. Illinois Ave .• 529-5679 Thomas Tuley, the editor of the Evansville (lod.) Courier, will give a campuswide lecture at 4:30 p.m. today in Lawson 201. He wi!1 he available for students to talk with on Wednesd&y. Tuesday Tule:' covered the World g,~ries champion Cincinnati Special Reds ;" 1975 and 1976 when he worked at the Cincinnati Post. Tuley began his career as a police reporter on the Evan­ sville Press in 1962. From OBYSUB there, he switched to the sports Beef. Tarkey. uad ProYoloDe OD a department, and he ~e ,uDlabed baD with chi.... pickle. sports editor in 1969. In 1975,l!e became executive sports and aIDed. 80ft drIDk G'r draft. editor of the Cincinnati Post. 10 1980, he returned to the Evansville Press as managing $8.19 editor. He became the editor of the pre'>5 ir.I983. He became editor of the St( )Iichliaya EVansville Courier in October 1986 "ben Scripps Howard, Illl \ i "II,,, $1.10 whkh O,yned the Press, sold the Press and purchaseci the a.mAn. Courier. Page4i, 1)a~y Egyptian; OCtober 27, 11187 Landscapes ~eclure, exhibit·set :·· "Briefs .1 A leeturi! 001 landscape LanilscapepaiiIti."II." on a book III American Iand- ______:-:- -:-:- painting will be p~1e!I !It!O . . _~ l.ecblq:. !\ .l.,-esented. ~ scape painting. FINANCIAL MANAGEM- ENTRY DEADLINE for the a.m. Thurii88y'st thi!" MiUbeIl • connection with tbe UPCOOling The lecture is part 'If the Museum, Ricbview Road, in exbibitioo, " Of Vapor and Docent EduCation Lecture ENT Associatioo will meet at Nov 14 "Eimer Mitcbell Mount Vernon. DenserSurfaces: Paintingsby series and is spn.'ISGred by a 5:30r·:n· todayinLawson231. Baskethail Classic," on all Angela Miller, associ .. te Gary Bowling," wbich opens grant from the Illinois Arts MOTORCYCLE RIDER 553~lov.t .~d=,~~ nr'lfess... 'If art bistory at Nov. 7. Council and the National Program will 'lffer its Iastfree Washington University in St. .\liller, wOO i-.. . ;....:l.:..! t!l<. Ebdowment r.... ·"" ~ rts . rider course from 5:30 to 8:30 Louis, will present a slide­ English landscape traaitioo 'If Admission is free. p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. to 6 COMPUTING AFFAIRS will illustrated lecture titled COIISlable at the University 'If For delails call the museum p.m. Saturday and Sunday. offer an " lntroductioo to OMS- " Traditions in American LoodooJ is presenUy working at 242-1236. Participants m .... t poeaess a CMS" workshop at 10 a.m. validdriversJjceme ... permi~ . Wednesday in Com­ I· -.J ~'A~;

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Area artists display work A'TDK·· TAPISALI Two area art teachers will displav their wori: in "From . - . the Earth," an exhibit at the -="tJ8=--=--=--=-=®~__ SA-90 '1 •.6. Associated Artists GaUery, 213 S. Illinois Ave. Tbe exhibit opens today and fUllS through Nov. 14. D-60 78C Valeri~ Fry, who teaches at PuAa Preschool, will exbibit D-90 98C her colorful I't!Ilderin,!s 0( water and fisb in pastelS MJd coUages:' which will contrast the dark, earthy quality 0( work by Debra Jones, who teaChes at Carrier Mills High School and John A. Logan CoUege. Jones will be showing a series of collage drawings and coIIagraphs. CoUagr3pbs are collages that are printed 011 aD etching press. Both Fry and Jtnes are gradil8tes of sru-C. A reception far the artists will be held at the galler:' Sunday from 3 to S p.m. Tbe ga\Iery is opeD from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m . Tuesday through Sunday. New Orleans trip set to tour South FREEl T- ~ matiOll8I Programs and Soft Caasette Case ~~ will olfer a tiiP . to NewOrleaosNov. 21 - 26. with purchase 9f Tbe trip includes a trip to Batoo Rouge, Natcbe~ , 10SA:-90TAPES Mississippi aDd Rosed~p piaDtatior-•. Cost is $175, which mcIudes coach, fare, boteI accommodations aDd ad­ missions 'to historical sights. Book ·Stor. Sp;:ce is limited. OFFER EXPIRES Reservations may be made 7" 0 s. illinois now at In', eroatioDal Oct. 3" , '987 Programs and Services, 910 S. '.9-7304 Forest. Page 8, Daily Egyptian. Ocl

W Face paints are preferred, which '\. Drinking will be allowed on South Illinois Avenue allow for good visibility. ~ and Grand Avenue between 7p.Q'1 . & 2a.m.,. . Objects construed as weapons will be Friday, October 30 & Saturday, October 31. con~iscat~ and taken to the police station for -'" .• Moke arrangements for a safe way home, ) Suntiay pick up. ,.....- don't drink and drive.

C- .II> All glass objects will be confL.cat,lCI. I When going home, leave in groups .,... Use plastic jugs, cups and cans. d.on't walk alone.

J The polic~ will be checking 10'5. Carry official HAVE A SAFE .... 10 with you. No underage drinking is permitted. AND . .1 Whea approached by offidals, work with HAPPY HALLOWEEN! ~ them in a civilized manner. ~Don't throw objects . ~hrou~h the crowd.

Do1Iy Egyptian OcIAlber 'D. 1lI87. Page Steroids: Muse'le Duilders risk·'. ." Auoc:I.' ....ium ..... '. addicti~n in the baHle.of bulge .FaUlIUlldlng Savin.. By Sue Ann W.rren aggressiveness .md a feeling of Wellness Center omnipotence. Dion, an 18·year·old 2. Alteration in blood freshman, !uww the side ef· cboIesteroi and elevati... of fects of anabolic steroids but more frightening is the fact blood pr:es1!UI1! whicb are we\l­ decided to Ili... .e the risks. "I tbat more and more estabIisbed risk factars of didn't care if I died. as long ?os recreational athl"t;o..s are beert diseaae. I died big." Di... said. uWizing the drug to create a 3. Acne ... back, arms and /S;:::.99"'1 He started out using steroids maebo musculature and are face. to belp build for COIUpetiti .... associating this wi!!; fitness. 4. Yellow discoIorati... of the then came the personality The side effects of anabolic skin and the white of the eyes ....dIVans changes. All interests in other steroids are ofle!! subtle. and due to liver damage. activities were lost and he not readily apparent like those 5. Kidney pain and blood in came to care about me thing ;)( "recreatiooaI" drur.s .•Their the urine due to kidney and me thing only - "working physical and psycbulogical damage. SaO/lb. out." Peer pressure and the side '.:fIeets can be far mm" 6. LaBs of elasticity of COD­ gym atmospbere strengthened devastating. nective tisaue 9;hicb may his desire to become big. Altbougb steroids are result in toni or pulled Three tbousand dollars aoo clearly a serious health risk. ligaments and teudoas. me year later. Di... is DOW off many young atbJetes wanting 7. Increased risk for steroids; but, there is no way to build up muscle in as little hepatitis. AIDS, and muscle to determine what price his lime as possible befi.eve that wasting due to shued or body paid. the benefits far outweigh the ill reused syringes and ne.'!dIes. Drug abuse in sports is not effects. This is not the case. Many past users of ....~bOIiC new; it was even prevalent as Immediate side effects of steroidS report a stroag feeliq( far hack as the first Olympic anabolic steroidS associated of psycboJOlical adelicti ... aM competition. Fortunately with women are cbanges in ha'1e had COIISi '_ble dif· media exposure and public bormone levels, menstrual fICuity terminatin& loe use of awareness have brougbt this irregI1Iarities and hoarseness. the dru~ . The "sten.. • "1m­ ooce taboo subject out into "lK' More long term i\nd irrever· taIit)''' of immediate suceess open. We are most familiar sible side effects are baldness. at any CGIt bas ~'I't!Il some an with the threats posed by male hair · distributionl edge in eGIIIpetitioo or short· cocaine and "crau" and t.hf! enlargement of the clitoris ana lived ego bocIat, but it almost toll they have had on the a deepened voice. always comes at great cast­ athletic community; but I1Iales exhibit i.... ticular often irreversible pbysicaI and knowledge about the dangers shrinkage. changes in sex psycbological damage have of anabolic steroids and their drive. impotence. ~ beeadme. devastating impact is just sperm count, enlargement of If you or anyme you know beginning to get the attention it prostate, male pattern hair needs more informati... about deserves. loss. and enlargement of steroid use 01 belp getting off Although anabolic steroids breast tissue in response to steroids call the welfueso were first mainly used by these drugs. Center at 536-4441. weigbtlifters and body Other possible health risks builders, their use has spread associated with this drug are: -...,_..... S 7 gradually to most all areas of 1. Drastic cbanges in athletic competition. Even behavior. such ...... :.e::::--' ;,..:., n •• ...... T ...... -..II.a ...... -----U_-::r:'--...-.....,....., ------'==--=--- .....,- _i_.~,... ,. __ UII-- __...... ---- -.- ~-----.

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Page 12, Daily E gyptian, October 27, 1987 Series' umps made crucial, Several-factors close·calls a key to Series Bottled Beer Special MINNEAPOLIS (UP!) Umpires Da~'" Phillips and Metrodome proves crucial to Twins fiLL BOnLED BEER Lee Weyer made three COIl­ troversial calls Sunday in the Pressure his usual flawless gam., at seventh game of the World Paints third base. He tb.-ew out Series, woo by th, MinDesota By United Pre.. In­ McGee in the ninth for the 10% off Twins,4-2. teraali.... 1 final out of the Series. In the secood inning, when - The Metrodome - Was - Tom Lawless - The MinDesota scored its first , probably the single most replacement for Cards' third baseman PemlIetoo 000 Baylor was ::aned out at =~fa~ns indi.::rt the plate by Ame::ican League snared Gagne's gamer, but Dave PbiIJips 00 a lor", a game there in four could not throw·rur.ner out throw from left fielder Vince tries. at first. Perhaps no third Coleman. - - Twins baseman could have made . lefty emerged as the Series the play. " The baD beat him and I MVP, going 2-1 in three !!!oo.Jht he got the ban down," starts. - Tim Laudner - Cards Phillips said. " Ba,.;or didn' t - Vince Coleman - Key stGle 12 bases in the Series. Do Vou Care About People? say a word. Nobody said a to Cards' running game However, Twins' power word. The replay might bave struck out five times in the offset that speed often shown otberw

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