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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1982 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in May 1982 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily 'Egyptian l'useday . May ~ . 1982' \"01 67 . ~ o 1 ~ Southern DImas University Shaw explains 'threat" remark to students B" Mike Anthon" Todd Rogers. Undergraduate starr Wri~r - Student Organization president. told Shaw that student govern Once a person decides to take ment went through the proper a complaint about Sill to an t:nivt'rsity channels before outside agencv. there is a line Debbie Brown, Graduate crossed and that person could Student Council president, spoke to the Illinois Senate ~tf:?~~ei~~na:e~o~~~n~~~ Appropriations II Committee Sha..... told about 30 students last weelt Mondav An individual must make a at St~tal~~~~~~~e s 'f::~ value judgment about whether wornng with the President's that " personal line" should be Otrice and the Board of crossed. Shaw said. Trustees in presenting " I don 't think it is something I arguments saying that that a 15 Staff Photo by Marl!. Sims should do to teit people when pt'rcent tuition increase . that point has corne," he said. corning at a time when federal t\bout 30 students and faculty memben crowd~ sla~ments he hu made. Shaw is in the right " Anvtime it is done, it runs the aid cutbacks are being inw a.ancellor Kenneth SIIaw 's oCOce Moaday to forelVCMlIId _ threat of weakening the in proposed, will limit access to ask him some hard questioa a boat rec:ent stitution's integrity or SIV. Rogers said. "Students authority. " Students were gathered in m~ ~f~ ~a:I~~~o~:~~~ ,=4 oIfice in Colh!r Ha Uto =,~~d ~~ ~tO~~ , ~~ Falklands conflict escalates; ~=y ~~~~, 'rr~: forth u the official policy oC SIU within to institutional - for sru to not ooly .land lor autonomy. act"e8S as it always has - but if Argentine navy crew missing An individual makes a decision whether to c:r..a that ~~;~~~=~~~ "penlOnal line" when all the next year, then Deb would have By n .. "asoclated ~. Genera I Javier Perez de Argentina have not been en Cuellar said " he had been In· couraging." available channels for ~er gone to Springfield. discussion in an institution are .. After the Board of Trustees Argentina's ~ond-Ia I'@eSt formed by the Argentine am British Foreign Secretary exhausted, and a person or na vy vessel . the cruiser bassador. Eduardo Roea. that Francis Pym wound up a three General Belgrano, was tor- the ship had sunk and they day trip to the United States. group feels that the only SH SHAW . Page 11 recourse is to go to an outside presumed approximately 500 where he conferred with Haig agency. such u the Legislature. ~~ ~u~ S:J!~t:~,:~r~! dead." and held talks at the United Shaw said he has . 'no ob gus . Argentine Joint Chiefs of Staff Britain, ste~ing up pressure Nations, with no sign of jections" if students voice their said Monday it was presumed on ArgentiJlil In the sovereignty progress toward a diplomatic concerns to the Legislature, but 'Bode sWlk . There was no word on the dis~e 'Over the islands - solution to Ole crisis. "I would feel badly" if they did rate of the 1,000 crewmen. wInch Argentina seized April 2 " Argentina must now make it without considering how Hours after the Sunday night - announced 3,000 troop the fint move." Pym said going outside University attack on the 13.64S-ton cruiser reinforeements were being sent before leaving New York for channels will affect "in outside the 200-mile Falkland to the South Atlantic aboard the London. "They started this. stitutional viability." G1I5 sayl aU thOle people Islands war zone, Britain requisitioned luxury liner they invaded the islands." But, he CCJIlCeded, "That's an Crampial arauad arell't .., claimed its belicopten also Queen Elizabeth 2, along with The Argentine Joint Chiefs of individual judgment that I have Ule cbaeeUor'1 lIew carpet allY ... ODe ArgetKine patrol boIIt additional material and cargo Staff nnoonced Monday that the no rigbt to decide." good...... daml8ed another. • ships. General Belgrano was It abIo wu reported Monday Argentina rejected the latest " pn!IJWIled sunk" by a British at the United Nations that U.S. effort at diplomatic settlement submarine southwest of the Ambuudor Jeane J . Kirk - a new peace plan offered by FalklBnds near Isla de los patrick said she had been in Peruvian President Fernando Estados at the southern tip of formed that Argentina teAns Belaunde Terry. The governing South America. 1lIere was no some 500 sailon periMed when jWlta in Buenos Aires claims indication whether tbe the cruiser, the General the plan was sugested by estimated 1,000 crewmen were Bel8rano, sank. Secretary 01 Sta Ie Alexander M. able to get off the ship after it Mrs. Kirkpatrick. talking Haig Jr. was hit. with reporters in her oIfice. said In WaShington, State BritiAh pvemment officials that during Seeurity Council Department spokesman Dean said they had no conflnTlatioo consultations. Secretary - Fischer said "statements from the vessel had sunk. Riots in Poland crushed by police WARSAW , Poland (AP) - was also reported near marchen jammed streets in the Hundreds of riot police backed headquarters of the ruling northern port of Gdansk where Communist Party. Solidarity was formed , but ~d ~f:bed::=n:~= It was the worst outhreak of eyewitness accounts were not protesters screaming violence since nine Solidarity immediately available. The "Solidarity' , Solidarity '" miners died in clashes with sources said foreign journalists Monday in the wonst clashes tJooops near the southern city of were banned from abe city. since the early days of martial Katowice, three days after sugestinll there was violence. taw . martial law was decreed Dec. Ambulances careened ll"foUowing 16 months of union At leut 25 ,000 people con- through the city taki~ people cballeoges to Communist rule. veJ'led in WIlnI8W 'S historic beaten and bleedIng to "They think that they can still CuUe Square area at 4 p.m . (10 hospitals. City medical officials warm up the political climate in a.m . EDT) in respooIe to reCused to estimate the number Poland as if they had not h.ad protest plana pubUciJed during of injured. eDough, " Warsaw televi.ion Saturday's May Day counter Telephone lines were cut in quoted Deputy Premier ~rade organized by un Wily are thf!llf! peoplp Ifmit;ng? maoy areas oC the capital. in MJeczyslaw Rakowski as tellini derpound Solidarity leaders. cluding Western news agencies, ParHament while rioting race(! BecaUM lhey were BamN Ill., ud qllfea 01 SIU.{;'I Greek Week, aDd Wanaw television reported ac:na town . "But if they think 1be Communist love~ent dlat" .. h~ . Jim Vuckovkh 01 PIli Silma Kap,. w.. crOWDed ILl.., autboritles threatened to lbey'U aclUeve tbeir aima, ~ warned La Dlltioowide broad an41 Laura Hodan. from Sigma Kappa, ~I",," as queen. Coverale reimpose the curfew thIIt wu are makiI1c a tngk: on.tUe. ' cata SuBday ailbt It would DOt fIIlM Week'i eventl! 11011 Pale tll _ lifted a ~y earlier. f'illhting Offldal aoures aIIo ...,rted tolerate IJICIft iJIepJ outbreaks. ,-GJVews GRoundup---. GOP legislators pledge Rp(Lgtlll u'ill mpp( U:;11r Brp:d",Pl' WASHINGTON IAPj .,.. . Presidenl Reagan has decided to accept an informal invilation from Soviet President Leonid I. Brezhnev fo r a full-fledged summit meeting this fall , ad· to find budget pact ministration officials said Monday. But the president still hopes he can meet with the ailing WASHINGTON l AP ) countrv deserves better than to reporters foUowing Reagan's Soviet leader at a United Nations conference on disarmament President Reagan's Republican make -this budget a political 50-minute meeting with in New York next month, said While House press secretary allies !'.aid Monday they will try football in 1982." ~:g~~lii~a~e c~:b~~:tS~::~1 Larry Speakes. and no specific preparations are underway at ane.... to forge a bipartisan this timE' for a later summit compromise on the 1983 budget to ~~~!~If:~ 00 the West Bank of the Jordan River and in Gaza . the sources said Jordan has dechned U.S. invitations and, along with most of Senate committee OKs voting bill the Arab world. boycotted the Camp David framework for Palestinian autonomy and the 1979 Egyptian·Israeli peace WASHI~GTON i AP ; - A chairman of the committee, to Howal"d H. Baker Jr. caUed It "a step in the light direction ... treaty. Despite longtime U.S military and financial support, bipartisan compromis e ex · endorse the compromise have Jordan reached an agreement last year with the Soviet Union been unsuccessful so far , but we still have a ways to go." tending key provisions of the to purchase SAM-6 missiles with $229 million provided by Iraq. 1965 Voting Rights Act has been sources said. Within the judiciary com· reached among at least 12 of the Even without Thurmond 's ~Q the compromise is being 18 members of the Senale help. the compromise is ex· hard by SeN. Bob Dole. Judiciarv Committee , pected to be approved by both -Kan.: Edward M. Kennedy. congressional sources said the judiciary committee and the D-M8JIS . : and Charles McC (USPS 1&9220) Monday . fuji Senate after some op Mathias Jr.. R-Md . Among Publiabed daily in the Journalism and Egyptian Laboratory Monday The proposal has the su~rt position from archconserva· those agreei~ to the proposal of several civil TIghts are conservative Sens. Charles throuIh Friday durin& reeWar semester!! aDd Tuesday ~ Fri~y lives like Jesse Helms, R-N.C. cbina: summer term by Southern lllinoia Univenity, CommwucatiotW Build Gra~Jey , R-Iowa, and Howell organiza tions, including the Helms, H, ·N.C in&. Carbondale IL CJOl. Secood class poea,e paid at Carbondale, IL. NAACP, as well as a few of the The Reagan administration, Heflin, O-Ala . Editorial aDd buau.e.a offJCeS located in CommonicatiollS Buildi"" Nortll most cmlServative members of The committee on Tuesday is Win&. Pbane 53&-3311 , Vemoo A. Stone, fiscal offiCt!r'. . the judiciary panel. ~8li~~ I~~~o~~rth~:rs~r~~ expected to consider the voting SubKriptlolJ rates are $111 .50 per year or $10 lor six months In .J.~n known to oppose the com· lights bill, which generally is ~ countiell. S27.50 per year or $14 lor six months WIthin the But efforts to persuade Sen. promise. regarded 85 the most succeafuJ tMIfAd Slats aDd HO per )'Nr or as for sill mooths in all forftllJ countries. 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I ~I!C( ' ~ . Daily Egyptian, .by 4, 1t12 Installation of precipitators for steam plant to begin in May
By t:nh-enlty News Serivlce SIU-C- genera~ steam for SIU-C is installing a system of heating, air conditioning and four electr08tatic precipitators Air conditioning and hot hot water designed to clean up water will be in short supply for Clarence G, Daugherty, vice smokestack particle emissions a while this spring at SIU -C . president for campus services, from the coal·fired plant and But University engineers say said engineers tried to pick a bring it into compliance with the cause is a good one - clean time when the c1osedown would Illinois Environmental air. bother the fewest people the Protection Agency standards. Three of four big boilers at least. SIU·C's steam generating plant " We regret the in· ~~7fi~~ar~'::d ~~ ~~~ will be shut down shortly after convenience," he said, " but home air-conditioning systems. spring graduation exercises fortunately the construction but much larger, precipitators May 15 so that construction schedule coincides with a ti me work by funneling hot coal workers can begin connecting when the school isn't in session gase. between a series of pollution-control equipment at and the weather isn 't really hot electrically charged plates or the plant. yet. " screens. Dust and ny ash Engineers expect to fire up Some steam and water will be particles are attracted to the the boilers again before available from the fourth boiler, pla~ by static electricity. students begin arriving on which can be vented through an campus in mid-June for sum · auxiliarv " stub staCK" at the Periodicallv. waste IS mer session classes. power plant. Thomas Engram. collected from the plates and While the boilers are idle. 73 superintendent of utilities. said. carried off by conveyor belt for buildings will be without But the boiler isn't big enough to disposal domestic oot water and 29 of handle normal rampus those won 't ha ve air con · demands for steam and hot Engram said once the 15 .1 ditioninR. water. million system is opt-rational - sometime next year - particle Court rPfww!C to di>ar UYl."" for exerUlwll emissions "should be cut at WASHINGTON lAP ) - A who says he "demands to be least 9S percent. " convicted Illinois murderer'S executed" for his crimes. asked The boilers may be shut down request that the way be cleared the court through his lawyer to again during the summer·fall for his execution was refused dismiss an appt-al he filed semester break in August for ~~~y by the U.S. Supreme earlier with Supreme CourL additional precipitator in· r\ eranf' lifts steel housing for on~ of ~ four preclpitaton to M staUation work. Engram said. installtd at th~ s~am piant. Dickie Gaines 01 Chicago. The justices refused. The 1982 ~,atItJatc-S Collee/toll "i ov.'< ILLINOIS LIQUOR MARTS
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Treot· Sun 12· 11 11.2-- Th-Sa, COl~oud•. 1162901 ment may at$() include exer· IllInoil awe·~ 4J'J-IMS,NM cises for the cervical muscles 61 8-dT-8 177 n. s. .. o.LIy EaYplian, May 4. I., Page 3 --~etters-- 'Brecht' deserved pu blicity I am writing in respollSl' to when individuals and the April 22 and April Z3 issues organil.8tions everywhere cried of the Daily Egyptian. Granted. out against nuclear the advertisemer.ts are paid for. but there were 82 of them in ~~f~~~~~ .t ilO:oufdnrike Pt~S~~~~ Friday's paper alone. 11 of why something as relevant to which were for Springiest. Must the outcry as . 'Brecht on a fee paying department of :.his Brecht " should ha VI' gone Cniversity also pay to get two unnoticed by the school paper. lines in the enterta inment until. of course. the producti on section ~ Or is it reserved solely was over and done with. for what band!! are playing in the various bars uptown: There Bertolt Brecht was a German are. belie"e it or not. other poet and Pla~t. He lived forms of live entertainment and wrote throu one of the going on in this city. mOBt trying an devastating The SIU.c Theater Depart· times in the history of mankind. ment opened "Brecht on Here I beg to differ with Joe Brecht" Thursday. April 22 in Profitt about the comment he the McLeod Theater. And at the made in hill " Viewpoint" in the NRA work is making guns safer Wednesday night dress April Z3 Daily Egyptian. He wondered how the good German rehearsal there were in at I WOVLD LIKE to take to issue the incessant guns were used for murder. That's only one-fourth tendance both a Daily Egyptian people stood by and let the genocide happen. Not all of bad mouthing or the National Rifle Association of one-tenth of 1 percent. photographer and reporter. But them stood by . BertolI Brecht thaI seems to be so prevalent among the SIU.c Since the above figures deal with guns overall. was there anything about the used his pen to try to wake student population . I would also like to use this let's look at the operator oC these weapons. A gun show in the entertainment people up and help him save the opportunity to educate some of you folks as to doesn't do anything without a person behind it. section Thursday of Friday ~ what the NRA stands for . Justice Department statistics show that 74 per No. Was there anything about it country he loved so much from in Campus Briefs: No again. the Nazi regime. He was, in The NRA was founded in 1871 by a group of cent of the people charged with murder in this Not even a phone can to the fact. forced to nee ~any sportsmen and gun enthusiasts to promote the country in 1976 had previ0U5 n!Cords 0( arrest on Daily Egyptian on Friday af· because of his outspoken views saCI' handling and ~ 01. fjreanns by the public. It criminal charges. Even more distressing is the ternoon inquiring as to why not against Hitler and his policies. has only recently evolved into a political lobbying fact that 55 percent bad been coovicted of could produce any solid an organizatiOl1 as a result of the Gun Control Act 0( criminal charges. J8 percent ror violent crimes. It swers. The Theater Department Brecht's perception . common 1968 . was also deduced that the average murder has six here is totally seH-5ufficient : sense and humanity have Even in this capacity, the NRA serves not only prior criminal involvements. we do not get one dime from spoken very loudly to me. And as a lobby for its members, but also disseminates student fees. We need all the ~ our production I had informatioo to its members so that the). may be WE HAVE A senous problem here' As It turns publiciry we can get for our to pass some of that on to aware of all the facts that affect their right to gun out, people who don 't think anythmg of lI.illing productions, the costs oC which our audience. But. alas. if and ownership. This leads to the main directive ~ a.nother have previously broken the law sevenal run quito! hillh. when this letter and-or a review their policy, as no lobbying boCty can be effective-4hfles. As the gun control laws stand now, these comes out in the Daily Egyp if the membership does not let their elected animals can't lesally purchase a firearm anyway . I am quite antVY about all tian. :t will be too late. Too latt> legislators know about their feelings 00 certain Hov; do we COl1trol the maniacal tendencies of ttWI . Not only becauae of the for us to express this wisdom issues. people~ Human beings possess aggression as part non~teDee of pubUdty for from the past, very relevant to Unbeknownst to the vast majority 01. people, the ~ their mentality, so they willitill eacll othe!' just the show in oar school paper. UI(1ay . to a possibly lArger NRA also serves as an educator of the public in as they have done since the dawn 0( time. also but beca_ . 'Brecllt on group of people. AJIIO too late for the safe hanctlinI 01 (ireanna -.d ethical bebavior ita (01' the .--...:e 01. a welI-reguJated militia Rre<':ht " is very relatable in those ~e to hear it ell· for hunter'S all over the coantry. 'IlIe NRA aIIIo beiDIJ OQt.dated, I like to beliewe that the reMOn the many ways to the world of pressed in -8 unique, humorous, provides training for police officers throughout United States hall not been actually invaded by a today. And the Daily Egyp~n and compelling manner. for the country. These hunter and gun safety foreign power is because DO hostile army could couldn't find the ::pace in their now . anyway . And. because I programs are available to anybody and have safely inhabit this country without being subject pre-y,'eekend papers to let its believe, as did Brecht, that made hlD1ting and shooting as safe as piaying 18 to continuous harassment from a citizenrY that is theater exists to entertain as readers know that the show was holes of golL well-armed and di~ to protect their freedom even going on' It was simply weU as to educate, it is a sad. with zeal sad thing. S~v~ Stutu. overlooked. In the week of IN A LETTER published April 20. Michael The NRA is just one of the many checks and Ground Zero, as they called it. JUDior . Thea~r . Majchrov.i!z arparently takes great delight in balances built into our system of government and llSing statistica evidence as a reason for banning is no different than anti-nuke groups or other handguns, albeit his numbers are out 0{ context to special interest political organizatiolls. Don't cut English staff the whole problem of violent crime in America. Well , two can play at that game. I am a NRA member and damn proud of it, and I Worldwide. U.S. homicide rates are have close to 2 million compatriots. We will work Congratulations to Mike be powerless in the world to the significantly lower here than countries which to find a solution to the horrendous crime nates we Anthony for his careful degree that they are inar reporting of the budget cuts that ticulate. possess gun control laws tbat range Crom very sufCer through swift and severe puniahment of will reduce facultv in the You 've seen some defense strict to outright prohibition. BUllet's look at the convicted criminals just as we have done in the English Department __ His story already of a few of these United States. It has been estbMted that there are past. It's time both sides in this ia.ue ait down and surely deserves further teachers who8e jobs are on the 80 to 100 million guns in the ModI of U.S. citizens. work lo8ether to solve our society's problems. We editorial treatment, however. line. Let me defend all of them : A3sumUlg that 20,000 Americans are killed each haw unlimited resources to achieve this. so let's The English Department is these are energetic. effective year by firearms , we find that only 1 out of 4,000 do it . - Eric C. Gerst. SelaiOl', Special Major. not mere window dressing at and popular teachers whose loss this University. 11M! good use of to the University will not take language is allO an aesthetic more than a dollar amount. pursuit. but, make no mistake. t urge the Daily Egyptian, as Loverboy review reflected bias language is power. Students writers, to take a firm stand on 1 was at the Loverboy concert ~he power and quality of reviewer to concerts who will be denied tbe opportunity to this issue. If what is useless is and contrary lD what Joe Walter Loverboy and I thought the a more objective voice and sbar~n tbeir command oC cheap, then these are some of says. the concert was quite muaic and light show were somewhat represent the English, or. as is too often the the mOBt valuable people on enjoyable. I realize tNt a fantastic. majority of people wbo saw the case, merely achieve 3<:' campus. - James Pa.I, review is just one man's Mr. Walter did not need to concert. cepblble levels of literacy will A.. iltaDt ProfetlllOl' of EDgilsb . opinion, but perhaps it would be stray from his ''review'' by Don't send Joe Walter to more advantageous for the voicing his extremely biased anymore rock concerts. Maybe Daily Egyptian to send someone ideas about how bands such as he could try reviewing Nazi ethic is killing children to review concerts wbo is • bit Loverboy sound just like 100,000 lIOfIlething he is much more more objective. Nine thousand other bands. Besides, he got suited for - something like hill faDs cheered and were oyer· awfully cruel about the band. welt of inteUigence. Now who's This month. II severely abortion-«l- I','f!l' ~ . (l,"iy Eltyptian. May 4. 1982 ,.-.0_'_0 __ C_D_ Ann Landers admits A Two Part Seminar At S.I.U. HOW TO BUY. 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Paj1;1' 'i Homosexuals fairly treated in a well-acted, sensitive film HAN.AR~ By Anak Renatela ilMovie ~- fil~: Slow motion and creative studeat Writer CD editing patterns also contribute -neVleW 'U to show the beauty and agony of Homoee:luail are often ex ~. the athlete's life. However. the pl<>ited in film for comic relief this delicate material. film relies too often on slow· or shock effect. Recent films motion effects. Thanks to " Wide about homoeexuals have toned HemingWay and Donnelly are two athletes who happen to live World of Sports." this technique down on the stereotypes. has achieved cliche status and although characters are still and sleep together. Their relationship is no dirferent from becomes somewhat repetitive heavily defined by their after awhile. sexuality. that of any man and woman (or "Personal Best" offers a man and man. for that matterl. The characters of . 'Personal different and more liberal view The two women are not Best" are well written and are three- The Morning Etude Club of eludes Carbondale Junior High DourVl Boys and the Blue Plate Carbondale is sponsoring a School instrumental groups at I; Special. bluegrass groups, will series of performances this p.m .. the SIU-C Jazz Ensemble be performing at 7 and 8 p.m .. Tonllht week at the Cnivenity Mall in at 7 p.m. and Jan Douglas . respectively. Llv. Ent.rtaln.... nt observance of National Music ragtime pianiSt. at 8 p.m . """toCI.. Week. The Hafer Christian Arademy All performances are free and The program will run through Choir will lead off Thursday's open to the public. Featuring the Jan T..,lIa Sunrl.. '1." of Joe Gilliam Friday. schedule at 7 p.m .. with The ...1 nell en On Tuesday . the Notorious Grigsby and Hewlett Family The Morning Etude Club was tr-t:. to Ct- '1." Four. a barbershop quartet. will Singers at 8 p.m. formed in 1950 to promote music perform at i p.m. with the in the community. The club has Sweet Adelines. a barbershop On Friday. the Carbondale sponsored several ¥&ivities and Community Jazz Band will awards to furtlier musical Ch~~n~~~~~~sats~J>~d~le tn. perform at 4 p.m. Cake's All education. Initiation to open Golden Key's he Porcl-\d./---- Slli-C chapter An SIU-C chal,)ter of the Golden Key National Honor Society will make its grand SloreYalue ~tr~~:n~:::&e f~J~ct~~ initial members of the chapter. MOTORCRAFT The induction ceremony for OIL and OIL FILTER SPECIAL FRONT END ALIGNMENT SPECIAL the SIU·C chapter of the honorary society Yrill be held at Check _nd .d,ut'l ent.r c..ember.nd toe-In C~S not include .... ~hOC'P'i PQu,,,,ped 7 p.m. Tuesday in Student \Mth McPhen.o(l strut .~, DornesttC pnsenger c.", onl., Center Ballroom B. Along with the students. five SIU-C ad '-~ ministrators will join the R~O~No______'-". ~ i TOTAL SPfCIAL PRICE AS DESCRIBED Golden Key Society as honorary TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE-PARTS .. LABOR \, .- ~ members of the soCiety. The ~:;;~rsa~w~ r::~uc~:o~';h each new group of initiates. The five initial honorary $11.54 $15.95 members will be Chancellor .. NY "PPLICABLE TAXES EXTRA " ALID MAY 19 82 ANY APPl/CAILE TAXES EXrR " V"lID MAY . 1982 Kenneth Shaw ; President Albert Somit; Bruce Swin burne, vice president for student affairs; John C. Guyon, 10 vice president for academic MOTORCRAFT affairs and research ; and SHOCK ABSORBER SPECIAL ELECTRONIC ENGINE ANALYSIS Kenneth Tempelmeyer. dean of l "'rlueiP' el~cl"ooJ(" scop~ Cl'\eclt o f ~I'lg"' . cl'le<1t Of batter V c hKk 0' r:os.,s the College oC Engineering and • •" '~ "" . r> , .... .' •• • • .. . " ' 1... r .. • • I .' . ' " . , ' '\' " ", '." j, <.. ." . . '." ~ " ' ,r ,'1 \ , ". " • Technology . belu w l ~rs ,net c.h@l("1l o f 1". wear Somit will make remarks to the initiates at the ceremony. II ~ r ....n ., : .j-) -~ I • ~ .,. - TOTAL SPECIAL p",eE AS DESCRIBEO _"_"-e_ TOTAL SPECIAL PRICE-PARTS Ind LABOR 1-.---.-__ c-..-..... ~ .... --- . -~. ~--.- .... $45.58 $11.75 ------... ""'Y AP.UC .. 8LE TAXES EXTRA . \ AllO MA Y 1982 ,,"Y APPllC~ aLE TAXES EXTRA VAllO .. .,v 1981 ~------.....----~.c-..... ~-o7ll__ • FREE SAFETY INSPECTION WITH PURCH ASE •• VOGLER MOTOR COMPANY ---:: :. , ...... 301 N. ILLINOIS AVENUE PHONE 457-8135 •••••••••••.:.:.:::::. CARBONDALE, ILUNOIS 62901 • ... .. l Seminar gives views on business of art mA~DTH;; -1·1:1f;l:-iU- \' JIM' W bear a threE'"part notll"C con· that artists ('a n bargain for date when a work is purchased 712 E. W~lNUT -457·5685 St fr Writ sisting of Ihe "e" wilhin a IUIH'r fccs in the currl'nl but not when cash is received. cirell:'. thl;' date and the namc' of plenttful lawyer market. " If your work is bought in MON, & TUES$l the a rtis\. Patricia Becne Covington of Spe (ling too much time November and you receivc ('ash 'M FED. GOOO F1JO( lInproving onc's techniquc with Wilhlr three months of the the Sll '" C art faculty a ddrc ~!:eC in .I anua:~·"· shl;' saId " " put Of THE SlA.5OHt.:. acr\"li cs. oils or ccramlcs and work's lTl:'alion. an accurate the necE'ssity of bookkcl;'ping do ..... n .~o v E'mber. " .(~NI~ not "cnough time laking care of reprl;'sentation of the work such and reco:-d kceping if one i$ to the businl;'ss cnd of art could as a photograph complet,> With SE'II paintings f!owe\·cr. she Ii an artist er.ters a com· possibly mean pt"n alties [rom i nfo rm Ol ~ '()n givi ng 111(' actual said. " if you"r(' going to sell a petition .... nd y,. ;ns $500 . the IRS. It might a lso result in dimens' ( m~ of the work IS S( nt to pa inting oncc a y ~a r . i: i~ no: to Conngton said. thn : is incoml' ~-.,:) thf' l os~ of a copyright te. one's the Lihrar) of Congrl;'ss along \'ou, ad ': anta~e If) declarE' a also. If the artist was tn"itee to work. with ;, ~tO fee t(l oht IlfNTIARYi 11. '- .. - ". I. " ,M, SHOW 11.1. IMOWI DAM.T 1.'."" ~ . ·,>. ·~ ..· & ···.. ':.'··,· a...... -y •• :.,. - f\01UtIa Ypu1l be glad you came! iii .... c:v.n..",'-oa FJUtS t:tI " ,M. SHOW ",51 IMOWI DAn. T !lei ,.t:. STARTS fftAY 7th AT A THEATRE NEAR YOU. /)",Iy Egyptian. Ma y ~ . t982. Pag(' ~ Jean Simon raps proposed budget cuts Bv Marloa T, IUeIIIe "Even when I was in the of her favorite women in the performance as first lady . IitUe. because they are often siudent Writer legislature in Springfield, I political arena because "she IS Simoo said. "( think that she is called upon to speak on behalf of would get people coming up to the eJ;litome of Reagan 's a total loss - she has such a their husbands." President Reagan's propoeed me and sayin~ 'What's a nice campaIgn promise that hp great opportunity to do bud£ct cub poee a seriaus girl like you dOing in politics?' I made and kept." something reall:v productive." Simon also said she was very threat to women, Jean Simon .lways wanted to reply that that happy to see both the told about 60 studenb. faculty was why ( did want to be in Another of her favorites, she The role of congressional Republican and Democratic and adminlstraton recently in politics - ( believed that it was said, is Eleanor Roosevelt. "I wives is changing, according t,.. Parties present women CaD' '.he ~ippi Room, mr. way of making a con· met her and I've always felt Simon. Many congressional didat.es for lieutenant governor "Women have been doing so tribution." she said. that she was a woman who did wives are realizing that they of D1inoi!l. "I'm delighted to see well lately that I think we have something not only for her CaD "no longer sit back aDd look. that Grace Mary Stem was aU relaxed, and we act as Simon told the crowd that she husband,· but for the entire aldleir husbands as they wear nominated. She is not only a fine though there isn't anything left included Sandra Day O·Connor. world." : orchid on their lapel. oerson, but she has also worked to do, " Simou said, "It baS only the flJ'St woman appointed to be CGiflressional wives can't get (filiienUy and has a very good been 60 years since we made a Supreme Court Justice. as one As for Nancy Reagan's by anymore by knowing very baCKground ... tremendous strides, and we tend to forget about those battles," Of the Equal Rights Amend· ment, Simoo said, "We should lilt §fat.. not give up. Remember that 8111Di women's suffrage took 200 1100 WEST MAIN CARBONDALE years - maybe the ERA will I}'SCARBONOAlE'S ONL Y lake that long too!" Simoo said that problems women now face are as real and "ALL YOU CAN EA T" difficult as they ever were, RESTAURANT WITH and that theM! problems must be addreued before it is too late. * PIZZA 'N PASTA BAR According to Simon, threats arisin(I from Reagan's pnJpCJBed IT'S YOUR * SOUP 'N SALAD BAR budiet iDclude cub in block CHOICE OR EAT grants, among which such programs as the Women's FROM All THREE ... * COLD CUT DELI SANDWICH BAR Educational Equity Services, for which Simon bad been a Come in oncl"FiII'.,. Up" with "Premi't"" Foods. legal analyst, bas already been .. . ~ ~... " , ...... -. .... ~ '" cut. It bad been the only COM· . mission In the government that ALI.. Y ~ ) • 99 did auytbinJ about providiJli ~~.~ YE~~ . .._~', s2. 99 ,':- Ar-.. EA -:- -... . 53 • sexual equality in education for women, she said. Simon said she assisted in analyzing every bill that went through Congress to see that women got "8 fair shake. Besides TiUe IX, this com· mission was the only protection for women. Now with Reqau's cutbacks, the rights of women in education are slowly beiftI ~~w~' said the prupoeed cutbacks in welfare programs tbat often usilt widows and _Ingle mothe" are equally important and distressin,. Here 'Is A "Reagan aa a communicator t8 verv cooviDcing, but obviausly, we •Itill have a lot to worry about," she said, A member of both the IDiDoia HAPPY TUNEI and Washington, D.C. Bar AsIIociationa, Simon also served Tune-up" SA VE! Save Cash" Conserve Gas as assiatant state's attorney in Cook County for four years in the li508. She... elected to the IDiDoia no.- of Repn!sen tatives where abe served two conaeeutive terina and where abe also met her husband, Paul ...... •...... Simoa. ENGIN& ~IUNE·UP . . 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' ...... _1Mion1 _ Scate Ueented _ Member NltioNl Abortion Federation VIC KOEN·IG CHEVROLET·~ 1'aU. ... 1..aoN12-3121 ttGZ J1It s...t 1CWO E. MAIN CARBONDALE 997-$470/ 529-1000 ~ City.1IinoiI 5ZOIO tS ...... St.lauiI Regulations haven't cut out loans WASHINGTON (API - year. that student wouJd be ineligible Studenta attendhIC moat private Colleges will consult the for Guaranteed Student Loans. colJeces may qualify (or full family coatributioo schedules to But if the same family had pemment-paraateed lOUIS determine wbetber thole with two chiWren in coUetes costinl S30,OOI tJUa fall if their famities doD't incomes betweea and $12,000 eachJ .~he expected earn more than MO,OOO a year, ~IOOO mar ItiII quaUfy. Thole family contriouuon would be HC:OrdiDI to DeW EducatioD wlm eambIp above m,ooo halved to $5,860, IeaviDll each Department repiaticn. m.. t me a.. ...-:ate fInandaJ student well within the Students attendiJl~YPiCa' llalemeDt ~ Ulets to efiajblUty rartle. four-year public will determiDe If ..., qualify. At Pre.ldent Reagan's DOt be able ~: tz,SOO Until lut Oct.. I, all ltudeata urgiDg, CODlresa last year Guaranteed Lou if the could let the Guaranteed imposed tbe need test on family'. income uceeds Student Loans repnDe. 01 famil1ea with incomes above _,000. But tboIe with iDeomeI wealth. S30,000 and fCfted students to up to about ",000 could pt at o-pte the cutbecbEdu!:vid pay as perceat ortcinatioo fee ....t a $1,000 lou. aa,.., chief 01 the tioa wbeft takinI out the 1oanI. "... na- ..ume the Department prOiram, said, Tbe JOVemID- pays aD the Itudeat is lram a two-Darent "We do have peaple In biCb interest on the loans unW six family of four, with CIIIe cIdld in incGme bneketa Qua1ifyi1ll. " montha after tbe student ~ . They aIIo I.e the For tn.tanc:e, a two-parent Jra~uates . Borrowen tben CGIJeiIe &c.rd'. I1pres tbat it family 01 foar with • tIS,OOO bellO repayina the Ia.ns at now CGItI an avente 01-,. a '-De would be apec:ted to latenst rates of 7 to e peroBIt. ,.,. to atteDd a private four· =e:1,700 toward n. cbikI's 1bia year, Reagan is aaIdnc year c:oIIeIe and a,m a year COItB. Even at the maR Congress to bar Iraduate 'or a public caDece. flIPIGIIve Ivy Leque sc:hooIa, ltudenrs from the pnIIlram . .::.,ca::. c:: ~,~ lOme private waivenltles ~~~~u::: 25C and baud and oUB' te.. Drafts Tbe permneat'. ICbeduIe for the Guaranteed Student Mon-Tue-Wed Lou pI'OIfUl wu ~ lIonday In tbe Federal Iter. About 3.5 million borrowed $'1.1 billion All Night longl .. UDder the prGIram Jut year. Studenta witfi famUy ~ eusch-Old Style-Miller-Lite _ =of $3~fIlor I.. are autGmauDder"&::-=-'*C =::a, wbich c.ta \be ~ent about Q .7 blDJon a IMPORTANT 1912-13 FINANCIAL AID INfORMATION -CampasCJlriefs- STUDENT WORK AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE Woody Hall, Thlnl Floor, • Win. " FGIlVM ON the dutJa peaally :ru'.=.~~ !.:~l,~,!,: ...... SpeMen will 1. Illinois State Scholanhip Commission (ISse) Monetary Award ...... , BIDe, aalltWDlf far _ IIIIaaII 0...... -....,.; For students who have not already done 50, we strongly rec:omm~ Ja.a ...... fII u..-sro PrIIID IApI AIel pnJect, ad Karle Stlbfb GI. that you apply for a 19824kJ ISSC MonetaJ., Award. The deadline ...... , ...... fte fila, II _1'Ir1DMl&" ... be to opply June), 1982. To apply, all undergraduate, Illinois -z:::-.ve . resident. must aubmlt at ACT IFamIIy Financial Statement (ACTIFFS) " and a~wer "V.. " to Question 74 and 7Sa. "...... Drfe ...... WIllie ... IDu..u--.,_ .._ ....,11. ~,QIdIII1 HaD 2. On-campus Student Employment - Students who wish to have an on-campuistudent work lob, must have ===TRI:. 03LDI:N KEY Natioul ...... SodetJ will ..... Ma IIIItIIdIa a 1982-83 ACT IFFS on file. Be sure to enclose the ACT IFFS processing . ==::.:1 ~:. . ,...., ill f .. and enter SIUC'sschool codel1144 in Section H and Question 76. " R.EaJIIE writbll ...... will be beId at' I .m. or..ti,iD QIdIIaJ NOTE: ACT IFFS Need AnalysiS Forms may be obtained in our oHice, Hall Room 111, IPODIOred bJ tbe carMr PlalUliDi lad Plaeem ..t 3. Guaranteed Student Loan/lllinois Guaranteed Loon Cealier. j " COMPU'I'D ____ will AI the Federal Government hoi not yet .stabllsheel the GSl guidelines be beId at 2 p.m. TIadQ .. U for the yHt, are being advised not to give llom. Libra" AlUlltortbt, 1982~cadMntc "'n ...... by the Amdemie eo. loan applications to students. Our oHice can not prOCesl loan PUtiDC CommIttee. applications until these guidelines are published. IUIl& .lOIINBON, I IIIdDoIIIIY ~,wiII""·""'t'.-SO 4. Financial Aid Award lm~t About 0IIpItift ScieD- Our office had planned to begin making financial aid awards in the middle ~~=t:= of April, allowing those students who mailed their ACT IFFS in January to hear from UI in Iote April or early May. However, because of delays in the delivery system at the federal level , ltudents who mailed their AqIfFS in January may not hear from us before late May or early June. Those students who mailed the'r ACT IFFS before April 1, will still be given priority for Campus-Based Aid. Students who are just now sending in their ACT IFFS can still apply for the Pelf Grant, ISse Monetary Award, Student Work, and Guaranteed Student Loans. 5. Short Term Loon_Service Charge Effective Monday June 7';{1982, the service charge for short term loans will be increased to' the following: Amount of loan Service Charge o· $50 $1.00 - $51 - $100 $2.00 $101 - $150 $3.00 $151 - and up $4.00 . . Pold for by ~he <;>fIla. of Studen' Worlf ond Flnanclol ~sslsfonc:e HI! I'm Bruce Swinburne vice president for stude affairs Beautiful maroon on white t-shirt only $5.00 each. Contact the Obelisk at 536-n68. Staff Photo by G~g Drp.mzon Whip it good Don't know what to buy ... or where to shop? Then give Mom one of the new University Mall Gift Certificates Someone had good aim when It came to Ihe R.A . pie Ihrow at .... One gift certificate that she may use il\.any Universi· Pointfest. held SatlU'day at Thompson Point. as Kent Croon. Mall store. new University Mall gift certificate senior in plaat aDd soli science and a resident assistant at ty The Pierce Hall, received a direct hit. Pointfest included musical may be purchaMd ir. the mall office. Monday through acts. mime enlerlainmeat. a dance contrst and various booths Friday, during regular business hours ... or if you need sponsored by ~sidence haUs. special help, call 529-3&83. University Mall Gift Cer tificates ... for Mothlf's Day ... or any Special Day. Carbondale-based magazine looking for articles on films A new film and video cerning the production process magazine. Single Take. is and articles about Southern looking for writers. Illinois rilm and video The magazine. according to production. '~rpole said. Charles Harpole of the Single Take will be Department o( Cinema and distributed internationally to ~ Pho~aphy . will deal with educational institutions and to feminism and ideology in professionals in the field. cYiema. The Carbondale·based "The magazine is en magazine will be accepting couraging students and articles and reviews through residents of Southern OIinois to the summer. Manuscripts may express their views on topics be sent to : Charles Harpole. through theoretical articles, Department of Cinema and critical reviews. articles con- Photography. SIU-C . SUMMa HlAL," PLAN / Conllnue yovr S.I.U . Student H_Itt> Inluronc. "Ion lor the Summ.r 10' $010.00. Cov.rove il COfttinU04.I1 for thMe sf1.tdents enrolled for Fall Semetter. Only ,lucien .. en'olled 10' Foil ...... 1.' 0'•• Iig lbl. lot Summ., cov.rage. IENfFITS: • wt.. you,..., .. ~ beaIute of c:.'I cxcident or t ick ~, which commences while your policy it in force. the insuring compony will pay for the rHsonobl. medical ...,.", ... incurred en follow, ..... (1) If hoepiloillecl yov will ""-10 pay the lirol 125.00 of Incurred ...,..n_ .The C~ny will pay the "..t S50D.00 of hospltol . • . rayo and lob 1_ ••pen ... . (2) The pion ..... 0 coinluranc. Pfovilion whkh prOYIdet lor paym..,1 of 75" of (0) hoopilol ...pen_ 0Ye( the Inltlol 1500.00: . (b) r ...... bl. and cuol...-ry ."rekol cha..... (c) ~. and c.nlomory In ...... pliol doctor callo: (d) -.ency room ..",ic .. : (e) ombulonce ..",1<.. . The plan -"-an --. __ porGbIe of • •000 .00'" Incvrred ••__ . AtaPlIcotIon""'", awol .... at .... HeoIth 5e Send your c'-Io for ...,.00 ..... ,..,.... 10 G-M Undetwrllen Apncy. Inc . ' .0 .... 1237. Troy. ~.,.. . along with yovr completed CIpfIIlcation cord. COIIIflll _ COVIaAOI.o. MADUATII If you or. 0 vnodua!lng ltudent and _h 10 canll..... you< cOYe(age for an additional 90 or 120 doya ...... follow .... _ procedure 01 ...... tiofted ...... COIl i.l6O.oo I... 90 doya -... and " .00 for 120 doya c...... ..... II ••'_aeetcY ...c.. p.o. .,. 1U7. ftIO" lIIC*eut ..... !'allt' III. Daily Egyptian. May 4. 1912 Orchestra show is Morris tribute Ir------1 AMTRAK' .,_. ..eUJnOlSf I ] •• The SIU-C Symphony Or· Shryocll Auditorium . will also Burris. choral assistant to Fly • chestra and combined choirs include a pt-rformance of Franz Hobert Kingsbury I (Round Trip) J /,..,;."" " will perform Wolfgang Joseph Haydn's Symphony No Soloists for the " Requiem " .. I $"~" Amadeus Mozarfs " Requiem" 101 '''The Clock "\ by the or· wi II be soprano Beverly Hay. e C $"'" Thursdav in a concert dedicated chestra. tenor Randall F Black and I '''''e- ha!. I c."""II-CIHeI~, ' r to the life and work of former baritone David N. Williams, I S59.00 I $70' I SIU President Delyte Vi Directing the orchestra and faculty members in the School : AM. TIebtI seW At: I I Morris. combined choirs of more than of Music . as well as alto Julie Dr. Morris. president from 150 voices will be Robert Bergl. Gret"ne, graduate student in I • & A Trave. I :&A~::;' , I 1948 to 1970. died April 10. orchestra conductor. The choirs music. I ~."" .. " 0'" A p I", I {)t/wc;,;.,1III1I!fIIIt4 I have been prepared by David 701 S.Univ . 5.49-73471 701 S. Un,v . 54., 7:14 " I The memorial concert . Williams. acting head of Ihe The concert is fret" and open scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. in choral department. and Debbie to the public. IF YOU NEED HOUSING Industry of Japan is seminar topic • Air Conditioning Translating Japanese faculty member at SIU-C and " If you make a mistake on the eFurnished production know-how into one of the seminar lecturers. production line in Japan, it's management ideas for considered a bad reflection on eCarpeted American industry will be the More than a few tricks of you. on the company. on your theme of a two-day seminar Japan's hustling trade came family," he said. " In this Call Us For A Great Deal On A Thursday and Friday at SIU-C . o~gjnally from America. Orr country. unfortunately that's or Bedroom SIU-C experts in industrial saId. often not the case." 2 3 productivity , efficiency and Other seminar speakers will Mobile Home "These ideas were here 20 or employee motivation will be Dale H. Besterfield. chair· analyze successful Japanese 25 years ago, but nobody was interested." he said. " Now the man of the department of workplace practices such as technology, Thomas N. Martin. CALL NOW "quality circles" and then try to Japanese are out-producing faculty member in ad ,,". ., .1&...., 54'·7.,3 everybody and we want to know show how the same techniques ministrative sciences. and Fred can be put to profitable use on how they're doing it. " American production lines. E. Meyers, technology faculty • \Nooc:tuff'Services " We hope to explain to people. Orr said seminar speakers member. 'This is how you do it and this is will point out . however. that not what you can expect to ac· every child of the Japanese complish with it ... ' said James industrial imagination is P . Orr, industrial technology adoptable in the West. Need help surviving finals? Health Service may have aid Two-hundred " Finals Week survivil kit can clip the coupon Sun'ival Kits" will be made from the Wellness Center ad available on a first-come . first vertisement in the Daily serve basis We-dnesday at the Egyptian next week. Kulp said. Health Sen-ice and at the The kits can be obtained fret" Health Care Resource Room. with the presentation of a The kits will contain raisins, t1app~ t-i()U" peanuts. peanut butler. c~~~ . best way to get throu h crackers. herb tea and in finals is to get some sleep," s~e formation on stress. caffeine said. " Don 't try to pull all Whiskey Sour 70. and alcohol. according to Janice nighters. Because if you sleep, your concentration will be Free Peanuts & Popcorn ~~~'essc~~~~~~.ator at the better. Kulp said five of \tie 200 "Take breaks every hour or 1~FT~R~~D.'" so.... survival kits will contain two. Take a walk. or talk to a friend. Exercise. Either go to 1)1{ I ~ t; ~. Pin ~ t~ ~. 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Come and see !he exquiSilely crafted styleS--lrom the Dllte: TIme: PIItce: MayS,.,7 t:-.. Supply Counter 0eP0SII AeqUtl'ed MasterCard 0< VISa Daily Egyptian. May 4, 1912, Page 11 Tuesday's Puzzle ACROSS 53...... , INII 'F.... god 515.,...... 5...... 5I8tDNgeunlt '0 ...... ,...... ,... 14 AllIn «*1IIit ...,. 15..... I2IrnpnMt ,...... tea-.. '7 811 • ..,.,• .., M W...... ,. Woody pMnt ,.. Today" Puzzle 20 MercNnt • ''Too bedl" 2' ...... I7Cour'1 .... Aluwered 22 c:oo..d .. TtIIIed 23 CauIIoM • WMc* 25-"- On Page 8 2e LOC8ItDn DOWN 30 Sc*IiItI , NaIIIInwI: ."... NltII. 3'.... 2 ..... 34 .....".', 3 AIgIan cnft 4 Mf#rt 2e E..-. 38 SpInel 5 *" eIHc8I 27 .,.,... 31 ar.-..,...... "..... 3e Sloe 7 ~ 21 SIngly...... Ie...r.. 4 ..... 2__ • UnpIcMaS 2t -- ,.. 42 ...... room.-rlp 3, NucIIIC a::Id 43 ~ 10 McMment 32 Gobble: .... FrwIcIt IoeII "Of,..... 2 __ 45 S'"*-I 12 - be 33 ~ 47 BumiIII 13 ~I 35 W_ f8UIty DAVIS AUTO CENTER ...... 1cnotI 'I One Of two 37 AIIW't 50 9Irw a-Iounct 40 ~~ 51 Bedga"',1dn 21 o.eroIl_ one ($12·'9 ALIONMINT MOlT ANBICAN CA.. AKESPECIAL'7'.'5 Tune-Up DISC.RAKES Special .....5 '.""MlNa..1 • cyllncler S34.'5 FRONT ''''''·MlN''''' • cyllncler ' •••5 DISCB¥KIS 4 cylinder '21.'5 .5 LEARN TO ~ALL SlMlSTER DRIVE · CIPS SlRVla APPLICAnON If you will have need of Central illinois Public ServIce Company electric ~or natural gas service during the 1982 fall semester, YOU must apply In Shlpltoar4 ~na,.m.nt .2!!!!!!! to have your ..rvice con~. . If you'" a college ~ If you plon.o live In the Carbondale District, which still eager to learn and grow... Includes Carbondale, DeSoto. Dowell. Elkville and •and want compeMOtion for a job Makanda, you should apply for service at our welldone.~ ... Carbondale office at". N. illinois Avenue. .... cONTAcT us TODAY I We have exc:.ptionol openings available for Shipboard Managers Your app!:1;: should be made at least twa who will rwceIYe commissions in worklna ~or to the desired claht of ..rvlce the U.S. Navy and leam to drive Wii8ldIo... No tM.phone appIicalIOI. will be ~ our ships around the world. In ·maklng appIic:utIon. you will need penonallden 'Iflcation, such os your drivers licen.. , SIU identifi If you're between 21 and :W , in good health, and ready for cation cord, or other acceptable identification. adventure. we'll offer you: .. months paid training. 16K to start/3OK after .. years. 30 days annual vacation. medical/dental. and Post·Graduate education. CIPS offic .. are apen from 8:30 a.m. to ":30 p.m. Monday through Friday, except hoUdays. No service connections will be mode outside these regular Call collect Monday thru Friday, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. yc!aclng hOurs. . I (314)263.5000 I C.NTIIIA&. ;&.UNDf. II II I "!U-..c_"v'C• .C~NY' I~_ _ ___ (CI/pond Scrv.) ______-' I m PIZZA SPECIAL 'AII you can eat '3." April 26-May 15 Thank you for making 11·12 our be.t year. Free Delivery 529-4130 • Op,ort... lI, ...... ' ...... 1 . • Yolu",i_ ...... , tll8terlel. ~::'!:,,': :-0:: L~..a.- • Dllportullity .. tr_,., to .... cOllti".. • ..., It My ., _ _ ,10 c.-.n. Staff Photo! b~' Greg DrezdzOfl • SprI"\JCIoI_SIIIrlt"\J'- OTHER r_OURSEC, t...,t. ,(.'. f Thar she blows! GRE PSYCH· GRE 810 · ~AT· PeAT· OCkT · ~kT TOEFL • NMB· VQE • [CFMC • FLU • NOB • NLE It probably wa!ln't thr Grrat Whiw Whale that about as adn'nturous as old Captain A.h;b as caused Nat BelmOllt, left, and Jim Bos~ , both tllry jumped off a casWlllv from the Cardboard 14 and both from Carbondale, to take a dive in 80al Regatta to cool tlle;"'selves off. Campus Lake Saturday, but the two appeared OWT_11.'.111 ~.\' .. ,'. A M-~1~12 C' ... . ~ ...... """' . .-..t 1.. 1 W4J1J I . lun 1-11 4~ " .. ~ .....1 6pk N/ R 8tls. \::.;j73." 12pkN/ R8tl. 4." 2~ 120% Con' 7." All Paul Mauon Win.. AnSizes 10% OFF HUMP THE NIGHT flWflY WI NOSTALGIA THE NEW TUESDAY MASSfiCRE ONLY @ T.J. McFLY·S BUFF'S, · ('1~ $1.50 Ii~~ 75t J . QUflRT ,, ~ DRflm i~ $ SPEEDRfllLS SALE! . flLLDfiY. "ICI"T "0 COVER so "fI"O LOOSE ,.;.u. WHERE ELSE '70 The Obe/ilk ___~5.00 "MACHINE GUN" GRAYSON COULD YOU: & ;'ICE PICK" R, PLAUT • SWALLOW FISH • DANCE ALL NIGHT '71 Tbe Obe/ilk 5.00 • REQUEST MUSIC • ENTER CONTESTS '72 The Obe/ilk 5.00 '73 Tbe Obe/ilk 5.00 Set ollwl: 12.00 1..,1 PONTIAC VENTURA. Staadard tnuml_tOll. CI_a • ..llstat. very rell.ble. ••lIe .D off.. ! DESOTO. NEW s t.tr- ...... I...,..,. flllAllSI car port.nDIA~~ ..... CHARGER It'75. S.E .• Bladt. ~~ P~!tJa~ C,.-J:. ::I:.t=~mIDY Gt~'dt 417-' .... 4:... a.oAat5l Electronla KLIPSCH HERESY SPXS • Ea· MoItli. Kom•• ceDent coDditioD • 1 year aid __ pair. CaD 457:aa. 4111'7A1150 a~~~~::Mp.m . 1410. tmAll50 S1NGIZ ROOM TRAILER 4 aillea FOR RENT from eampul. Call 451-4417. 10 CLARION 40 CHANNEL CB p.m.·U p.m. or W.'" "YlNO UIID Y.W.', 33$7Ael. hidable uDlt. LED tDelte.tor. aU a..,CeIMII ..... :s~~ro&rs:~~ . work:lr::l~ =. L=~~O:Oadwt~~ ~ A* .. -..y.. or Mlk. G::a coadilion. quiet Ioc:.OOll . r M9--552' .... ~ . 2567A.el ...... - .. ", 22U...... 1m. 12XS5. FRONT .ad rear ...... •... CO." bedrooDll. totally f~hed In· - "Computer World". d&:eell aiae lI'aterbeli. OR'.y.I• ...... , ...... INSURANCE ~ ! . _ . CIO.~:'\A~:l ~_"1IrIL,.. ___ a...... ". to.-. li7'. lblO. EXCELLENT can· - Low ...... cr.~ . FI"OIIt IDd rear bedr'oGIu . 1 ...... At. fJ~ilh~ . w~ • .;t; ...... 1oea"C.'a mile from ~ .....~MAIIf utiltlis. 4S7-41m. I AYALA_IRANCI • ...... TINY CLASSIC· ...... We Ioote It, (1 "'.. Eoa' .. .,...._ ...... ) .S7-41U ;:.-:ru .Cute II. buU::!:4 It1' IbSS. FRONT aDd ....r Parts & Services iiiIbed==-~. __11M . . =~:3MOAet5 POaION FOPSAlE 1m ux. J_t ~ atn --~~p...-) CUPABI i-aatiaa, wood beal...... 00 or T...... ",... _toller. Call5>>ZII7. alAel. ( ) Co6orT...... V: ...... Automoltl'" WHY PAY REH1"! Owa • traiIIr. FURNISHED 2 BEDROOM ,"", ... .1 ...... - Av.ilable DOW. i.Dc:ludes w.ter =--.a.wr=~_Good O&OeALAUIO we"", T.V:'#,,&JGrflDtwM,,, $115.00 New Erl RoIId. C.ll.., -.,... P.III . . 31l58al$4 IlGAaW ...... onHwy. 51 tI07==.~,.,=~. :trlMeW c.art.ondaIe tt...... ~ laID • traiIIr JIUS1' IBLI.. 'II Grueda GIIIa ud P------.I UNFURN~BED\~h~OTOlam. lacI ..... ,.....,_ -.. ~ Froat ud rear ~L .• 1...... ~ ..... ~_"------_"'" .... . t.U ...... to camPII' -..blfeaa-.-l.~r~ .L-'-E-'=r I. AC. il&ii=::t.,.aarpet, oily _.~~...::; c.n..,.... .,...P .•.J7l1BiJS4 ...."... alAe... 129-1642 ...-.--~ ==~=-~ ~ .. r. ... :::::r~~ ~~.,.:: ~~*~FIFf.i: ~ =:..~.... 1'1lU..&:~ Iryiat. ~I ...... ~...... Ullila a ..ilable for qualtfi" mt GIIC SPRINT CltI c.aJao) • BEAUTIFUL 12d5. TWO ...... :=-...mc:...c:rc.u-= ~ blue. Alii...... bac*IIl _ ... BEDROOM, ~ ...... 7fTI. IItIBat54 clryer. celltr.1 a~ . Delue =-:. .J:f. Nape• yerr.:=l~ ...... DBIOTO ~:.sa.z~a:e ea c.t...d.te'• ...., parilw1l8lll_1ab. __111'1 . ~ ~rir:...~~ 1t'72 DODGE CORONET. III~ c-....-...-o.... -.I ttllHlio.lI'i-3 . - fl14AeJM ~r:..rr.n:..li-~ . sn-l ~"lIs ... 31118a151 -.Aa•• CARBONDALB Ini 14'dO' G· lMS. _A,.. m-.o ..... ,...... IIIKIAL eaIJeat eeMltiIa. AIr' ~ ~f ·TO =~ ~ :::.DODGE POLARA. SI." ~ 1IwR ...... ___I ~ mo':':f~ ulWtis. A".ilable Ffee Spartl ...... cIeeII~Ava .... ~ .._ it~ . lied. ....~c:;.but .... DOs:::r . wlth .....up 41ftAel51 ,..------.... ,=.':L~ --.. ~ ~IM •""- It'7Z. 12dO. ! ·bedrooIII. ua- r------~I LUXURY. 2 BEDROOIII ~ Im DlPALA. GREAT ENGINE .... "" ...... ",aa.... Illd 'lltmor. AIII·FIII c.. ette . Mtell :ez,Dn~= . '1Il.t~ 'al • I • SWsTa'ap' D .... =':.!"f.l. ;:..:.r.- .iet lot. Daa (pal .,~ BC7Ba163 =~~s:;: 4L4Met5l W. carry Q full line of G.T.E. oIf• ...... , or'5i'Wm. leave ~. ..-.... aMal5D Corchsa .... ~!.:'~=-t phnone. and "'-nne 1m FOlD BRONCO 4-wheel Motorcycl.. mtc:rvwave. TV llIteeaa. A~ mach...... IDllIIe oIfer. eveai...... D =-t:. . ~rrte~O:~:::ia'O: 1t'72 HONDA casso. Escelleat __eMl . s.... 411iSAe ~.,EIIL ... a..Aal$4 ·S. _A,.. ~ v..... ,...... ,.... tuaed 4-zs.a. ~= ==r. lid. EXCELLENT COND"::! ...... -...... 1cot.1S" \ !r:~A :.:.~~~"=e ~.~~und~.,. . C...... _., ...... ",...." Nedial. V"'F-:':'~ ~~=-~~ CaU8eYaiy.-.am. GI7Aet51 II..... iii-_I. 4alAcl. ("-a"" "-OW r,., s...... ) 1175. 1m DATSUN B21 •• l.tom.tiC. Ilr .1IdIaredI2IIIG. rm:-$::.'*Ilr1IJ. DeW ~~~~~.;~ . _iStiIiii... DeW o.ar. ,.GOdp ':u'=.~~.::r -.Ac:l. B.-Aal$4 SUZUKI TS 111 E.....,,::;:: ~ .. = -- 4r:::'" ::~~~ ~ .... lepI.em. .. • V.... ,...... MI... I0 ...... B.-AalJ4 It'JI KAWAaAIa KZ -. aaIIIat BUY AND au. .... IvIdl1lre -~W.""'_ ~~.:.~J:Rt Old 51. r=~A~~ -.Ac:l. ...s_ ...... --=r .... 'JI4.4171 ~PROCI:8BJNG. ~ 1IfIiir..... _Mae 71' YAIIABA XMIt, mlDt e.. .me:. _ =:.r-~ P'OBD~~f :-"'~tm~= § . J ...... OffIce -- 4UlAc1. - -~I:IIt:fI;ftl'--· N 1." st .ar· ilF~· = .aAIlSS =..-=-~-=r.~=:4HMcU1 CAIILA'I a.oa:r-. C • ' =-=~"~l= 1m BONDA evCC . .... _- ~l_W. ~~ 1I'Il~III=c.rIoPA...... Gr.t IIPG...... bait. n.i...... CaD 4I7-en ... far Lab. Sa .... New .... ~ ~:;.Iru.~~ ~. fl:l GIIAclS2 ~l:-""""'''''I _A1154 ==\:&~jIb . It'7S KAWABAKI _ , ...... t .t -.wi. :"J:.::l..r::-.=- • ~A~fU= ~NJ:W!! 1m CHEVY .OlllTE CARLO 4lfMcUi .....,~~~.~. .t. __ ... Warem::I li'Nt"ca~\.~ A.:'cbe"*f 1t'74 KAWASAKI 4. Baekr." V...... c...-" ...... K:p'-Queea Mal c!:.f~n. ~.,! - ' . p~ BtIlMl.. C8I ~'at w.-.a.bl . Ru_ ....t •• 4iNMI. 4ltIAc1II GIANT SILKSCIlEENS. ROCK :!~';; mme atan .Dd more. 49 ::~~~.J ea·r:t 1m KAWASAKI ... Cullom. .. ----caIon. CaD __ :::rr.ract, II!II ~caa.aa . alAh51 tr:.~.;~ · ·::s=1 - .... CriiIae .. SUMMER SUBLEASE I blocl ... 41SlAc:l$1 USED FURNITURE. CAR- frOID c.mpus. FurailJ.id; ODe I.... FAIRLAHCE • • c11iader. 0 PIANO-LUDWIG UPRIGHT. bedrDOm. f JIeOIJle. 'loe.fe~_ 1t'7. HONDA CBHO. baekr_" ::A~\!r.' ~~ =ib !1 ElaeeDmt COIId'tioa. MCJI!iIII _ Neptiable. S1Hl17. fmaatsi ;:::li::i::-...aso . ezeelleDt, low 4111Aa1l1 er"b~l::r' =~~ .TI\''' ~~i 10. Keith.ft« 5&:A:li PERFECT FOR PROP'ESSoas =.... Z ~'T. ~~~ Gr.d Studeat. bedroOiD :: It'7S VW BUS. IUtomatlc: tnD- DOUBLE BED AND cn..r .. TOSHIBA RECEIVER. ICJ[. furaiabed hwlry.... N": SUZUKI ~ ,. ", ...d JBL ~ IIId I§ tl25. Ali. CELLENT CCIIIdIUaD. ZI W.ttHWe Carbond.le Clhlfc:. 111$." m.... ~~... '71r1P.~ =...... ,- .5tNIII. ""'c:.dUm,. ~ tl25. bat. CaU Scott 'aytilne-SS tbly. ImmedJale Oe:eaaaC:Y.~F.. DIIe 417-11J11. tJlrAl.. GI5AclSI -. I ma. teIOAIUO . defAill c:alI "7'151. - 4144aat5t PII~ 14. DIlly EIJptjm, ...,. 4, 1_ 2 OR 3 BEDROOM. 401 W. ~n ~~ ROO::tU:~?O NOW ACCIPI1NG UA. 4 BEDROOM HOUSE far real 1101 ONE BEDROOM NICE NW 1ft r~::.:u~~~e~yO~.:~t!r.ri:l: campua~ummer onlY. PiS. sa. :tA~t»M~;~ ' caa~M =b~ ::r~~:" June~I" 3511. 83411iBalSZ 1735. 457.... 425IBaIM ... ·nttwu ..·u 2·ledroom Apcrrtn.ftts 3 BEDROOM IIOVSE far IQIIIIII8' EFFICIENCY SUBLEASE. RENT =~~:Mf~~houe~ .ad fall. Furailllecl or Mmi· ~~:rt~. 2a::r'=~~-:unft:;: free lID June 1. Available May IS. bedroom fumiabed boase. Ab- 1uniIhaI. eaa ...lW1 .. .ast. Air ~OIIditiOlli ..., aU eleetHe. M.·H64 eYflIiq •. 5*H31 mor- WAUII"tI!MI51gW ~ _.aIM llinp. 42aBaIM ....owN 310W. Col!!1! =::r.~...tt . earr= ep~;'.J:r'o:.'::-.m. ...___I= 1M BEGINNING FALL OR Summer blM co.w 7OI W . FrMmCm k~~~:~: ONE. TWO AND ttne ~ OUR APAR'I1IENTS HAVE beea t p.m. aa.Ba154 unfunUlbed. Same Ia t .... .- lIIkea. but we have elleelleat 2- C.1I.,J·t1M OIIl Yeulee• . "I7S. 4t'7~ . BEDROOM IN IiOOERN HOllE ....157 :='oo:.&ob~~~~ =~ for mature male 1taIen~.mo or ~7Q!I . ~157 iDcluds .U utilities and vi". ....ING _AL UlATI CARBONDALE DISCOUNT CaIl ....5514 after 5:30 p.m. . CARBONDALE DISCOUNT 41!5Ba154 205 E. Main Cafbondole ~:I~<;.;..a2v~ t=::d HOUSING, available for 1Um1Der. l~d.1 ratel, OIIe bedroom fur- INTERNATIONAL HOUSE . _ t:I::O:.i'u~~~ ~·~h: w ~ fm' men, '110 .CollelfuJ r=. 4 bedroor ~arf:!=! w~:t'~tt~ tis ...... fIOII_ ~~ ~~ ~ : .Ih.u included .~4ta14l1 &.r.- 2 milel Welt orC.rboadale AI,conditlorli"" Fv",iohed west of CartoadaJe~ 11m 011 Ramada hID 011 Old RouW 13 Weat. 0IdRt . 13W_aII-~1 call 114-4145. s.18a154 $w1"'''' I ",~ c ..... "' ...... 154 IIIICIAL SUMMa Utll Fvlly~ Chorcoolerillo ONE AND TWO becnam, Dicely ..AlUMNO: SUMMER SUBIEASI:-4 ~ THREE AND FIVE bed... furai.bed carpeted. . Ir ~OD - EfficleftcyApo"...... h ..... n-e bIocb from cam- Effid.ndes & 3 bedroom Opts. '-from QmpuHltripper room ar. ~bIoekair. pus. cau ....2Ot1 betweea. and II =.U:: ~= : W." ~ fnttfe S29-4M1. b151 a .m . , ....5722 E"eI. uk for .260 s..o- I10P A.... THIM A' 0UIIea. B4taBbl. EFFICIENCY APARTMENTS s..-.... 1a7-1OU'nI WAU SUMMER SUBLEASE TWO 3 AVAILABLE for.wnmer and fan. or ca1l4l7-41D ONE BEDROOM DUPLEX. Completely fumiIhed, tbree bl~kI ~=r~:~~ atbenl eeiliDlI, 'lidl~" (rom cam.,.... Call 457·5340. Bayles 401 E. College .-ntI OUADI" 3I12BaIM PII . 457·7~ Show By Appointment ~i~=: ~: ~~ot . =~:t~,i:iIIc"':: leaH SUMMER. LARGE 2· bedroom. .... ~----~ .... 1-5 Mon·Fri. 11 ·2 Sot .. 6 BEDROOM. 2 bath, _ kitdlea. =-~~~ s.U::r Oov4fr 5OOE . college 41""'1. 529-3929 VeZr~~~';r;:. and ~f= ' ~~::::I::_ . .~ali=~:B3ISIBaI54: PII . !>2 THREE BEDROOM. Cloae to NGw T"I"" Spri.. . Su_. • foil .~------F AMIL Y HOME FOR .ummer =&:~ . ~m=-or II CLEAN 3 BEDROOM APART- Blair .. 05 E. CoI:ege ~ . F.welfldend.. I ...... )lENT. Ctc.e to QIIIpII. Available Ph. 549·7538 • 2bed_apa_h. :~elets4i= ':r:~ ' coal. nice. "1531. ~10iB":& May IS. ~5150. Keep ~151 3 llodc.'''''''COftI\)Ut ..1BbI. Or NO"" THREE BEDROOM NEAR .... .--...... 3 BEDROOM HOUSE raidentW ONE BEDROOM FURNISHED ....NG.Ai ISTATI 51()'S. Un ...... l ty ::r:tedJa':e U~~~r!i apartmellt. 2 bedroom funIiIhed ~!~/ajj .~afla,:,~~;:~ . lum- e.bl~tsl beamedv:ftial" well 2Q5E. Main ...... 57·21,. 417·",1 apartmeat. . ir• • beoIutely DO peW. aaBbl41 ilUlulatea, A·C. no pets. 1 year ~ CarbCIIIdaIe iocatiOll caD 1M- !::e:.=f1. :::,=.r . '420 41 . B38IOBaI54 SUBLET FOR SUMMER. 3 GeCIIGI10AN API'S bedrooms. (umiIbed, 21'l bIocb tl'108b149 APARTMENTS IN AN older ...MAN from QmpuI; real 1IfIUliabIe. 457· bOUle. Call Goa ~~ ....t Su...... ,. or ••11 2419. 3r15Bb151 3 BEDROOM FURNISHED for YALLIY DAIrrMlNTS IIUIIlIDer. W..... , DI:Y!II' and A~ . 1JHS for detalll. ~iiiiLtilM for Rent Delotiable. CaD Jolin .t 54t =r...... 5 BEDROOM HOUSE, 2 fuU batba. sa 2. 3, or .. people ~ room. famgy ~e CLOSE TO CAMPUS! Two- • Furnished pore . lare.ba~anl. • bedniom - UDfumlabed. Wa.. and .2-3 ".,-._ occupancy ...... &LewIe ..... IIKIIlIb. 5e- or ?as. CHEAP__ telRENT need ·ODe NICE for IUmmerbouse. 2. .2 bedrooms ...a.y ...... 1U.,1y 84CJaBbI!>1 =~~ r.s::r::~~ =~ baabaat - ~~::. SOSSallier'4 :OD. No peW. t123BaI41 .'~batfts _ ·COtJHIr.d J29.21M ... ~JJJ ==R':~drl~a! FURNISHED 3-BEDROOM front .... badt proeb ~ bIaS from apartlrMDt. Low reat aDd utilltia. .corpons campa. RelIt Delotiable. 5e-1_. ~ campus ~~~:= 2:::::' ~aUaa _r ClIDJIUI. Pbaae • , from 4111Bb~52 oak ~abiDetaJ~~_ WOOd . 4148Ba1 • Ho..- f1oon , A~._u~~ ! ...... ,...... TWO BEDROOM FURNISHED ..11 ...... boue for tbtee stlUl_ta. ab- ~~~ ' ~~0J!!*"...r:..~ 4111Bb1.... ~AP~air ear·. 1... MUJ.,- mGblle bCIIIM8.... d uadIr mobile peted. 'ree,pble.'Caui» 110_. CaD 457·73$2 m' 5e-7031 . ~~ .lIOpeIa. -r~Bb~ 41"150 ...... p ..lect. B3I05BbI$7 4-$ BEDROOM HOUSE. m ~ ~~DR=~404~ REI'fttNG FALL AND IUmmer. 1 !: . ~~n::.n~~ ROYAL RENT AU ~ 5 1Iecl..-. ~ 12 year lea..,. 4lJ18bl51 Av.1IabIe May-t: 457~ . mon lease. no pet'~1 01. 4111Ba154 (ZpaJ-Ipm l. IBbl51 Now Taki"9 CQntrQCfs NICE HOUSE, MUST Reat for FOR SUMMER • PEOPLE Deeded Summer & foil/Spring summer. 2 people. 3 bedroama, 1 toaubieue Lewis ~eat LARGE FIVE BEDROOM (ur- block from eampua, furaiahed. Semesters aisbed bOUle) 3 blocb from waslHlryer. Rent DeIotiable.. 5e- ~~\roe,~ . 41~ 3915. t1Jdlb151 .,...... =':!ly ::~~~::lIJ~th • NICE I BEDROOM, FURNISHED B343SBbISI SUBLET SUMMER-FALL op· ..111..a.~ ---..n,. ad air. aU electric. Summer IBm• .,. nON. 2 blocb from ca:lr. aad ~ '11' ., ~75. moathly. No ~ta . 2 blockl ...... BEAUTIFUL HUGE. 6- tOW1l . ni~e . e1eaa , · 54t - ~.. biad UDiverli~all . I mile I'.... ~ n. n70 BEDROOM HOUSE. walk to 1753. 150 from QIDJIUI· Call ~lBaI54 All ..... '_'I'umIIIhM ::&:t. ::.~ur:~~liIef~~ TWO SUMMER SUBLEASERS ... A.rCoMi...... 15 (or 1 y.r. 5e-~. 5e-7a. needed la ttne bedroom '*-_ 1 . 3~"''''''. ''''''''' SPACIOUS FURNISHED ONE BS73IBbI41 ::a~~oc~m~ . oo ~ ...... ~ ...... \(, bechom a~t. AD electric, _ Oft ...... "- w.II . .... 110 ..... SUMMER SUBLET, NICE 4 ;:r. arm. available ~ SUMMER SUBLET: 5 miDutea So «IOWIIDw. 3""'*-, ....,.... 457... 22 bedfoom '-e ~ CIote I:DS. to campua. fuJl~ ~ . OD mo. per pel'lClll. . . .153 =~:n~.~~ 6. _ ...... 3~ ...... ~1r.!!n!rURr.:::::'4 1t:··. . . ; .. .. . ,' ...... 4171BbI. 1urftIIhed. ..,. ~~at Ioc:ailoa. ,eo pJuS •. 2SI3OWW. 113-..-...... utili neeotiable. 53&-I_, 3 BED=M . H9U~Ep~ AVARABLE MAY, P~Y _I...... , . ..,. Would . aaBal51 _ !:\~m;: (.,*=-.....,.~ ..... Oft.,...... - __ ...... ~ . A~1mf! I, 1::1 2 BEDROOM APARTMENT 710 l~ApaI_". CaD 52H154. 3171Bbl. r::...:.-c~ot~r la 10. 251s.oldw..t 13. 3,-*-. 2 ...... c-.- • real ...... ,.,...... HOUSE FOR THE _Iller, 3 l5IO after 5:31. 4111Bb1. ..,.. :·m~~ . ~I':. _ ...... c.w. ... _ ~.:~m:~lCr.~ . ~~o TWO BLOCKS OFF Fint .,...... 1...... 1...... !DGIItb', real free. Oac:a.-. JuDe 1_ ID ~cl'=~~~. quiet ...... ,...... 417·,..1- .....1 • .3'-*-11110.6'-*-. aaBal52 SUMMER RENT ONLY. 4- ...... ,...... -..... ~=!J~:r'::Jk~ Il . • \'10 ...... crf~ . ~ boule with 2 balbl. Great iallLlated. No peta. 5~W locatloa 011 W. Walaut Ave. p.m. B41 154 ....., IOCnill Ordwd lAIIIe. 3 AMaULATORY Waaher4ryer. RaIoaable. 541- -..-..... 2 .....110" . 5aO. 1t.2_...... 1IItdl ...... ""l53 ~DRo~~O~afQril:~ -, ..... , ...yerd...... SUMIIER SUBLEASE, 4- ttan...... AJ.o HANDCA~/~SA~ BEDROOM bOUH, ~eaa. =-==.~~ c:a;~ ...... -...... ueed ... Cct~~rm mUit lUll SPACIOUS FURNJBIIED FOUR ...... IG5. be*ooIIl '-. AD eIe$tc. A~, STUDENTS Cau "2D'IS. ....:.e. c.il4I7.aM ~arm . AftiJableJ1IM t. 45't0' • I bedroom opts. • Sublldlzed housIng' SUMMER SUBLEASE ONLY. . B4BlBbIM rent based on Income Unique tine bethom .... ebe • Stow, ,..frlg., drapes 2 BEDROOM, UNFUNISHED, ond~t • Laundry loel'ltI.s to camN': .~ SUI. W= ID ae,otia . . 4M7B Ie A ...... ___ • UtI'"," furnished • 12 month '.os. =:l1:~~="17.,457 . -414'1BbI. .'~dent gCngN&'TIfTES~Y-: AIIIn-, .... _____. ____. "v'ng furalabed bouse. New cam&. Contact VI,..lnla Hopklns-Mana•• r .vailable aow. la,..e yard for 1.:1~~~r>r.:~~\.~:.~ elc...... cw, ...... ~en . '175.00 year rouDd. 14t: carport. Larp yird. 417"-...... No ~ppolnt ...nt ...... ry . 4D!5Bb1. BallBbI5l. ROOM IN HOUSE to IUbieue far CHEAP RENT, NICE dean ..... a-..-_ ...... Good IocaJ. May tl-AIII. 15 • • .• Offic. =~~tC~c:..~ ocinml::. ~ mo ...~_, .. TiDi. a -..-.... c.re. Hours: Carbondale 23!1$. 411111BbUO 4DlBb1M M·F 8 :30-5:00 ~ SUMMER SUBLET. NICE t AVAILABLE FOR FALL...... , .-..-...... ~rs bechom bouae ~ cae well kept older bailie willl ::t tocampul. ~ .m mo. 529=1716 affw .:00 per penon. . 4OMBb1503 SlOW. Mill C·dal. 529·3371 ~oc;tc...,o.;:-n: ~IBb154 \" tc~ t "l,r iJI n&l lu /1h' .~a. ' 1 .~ : LHU,"J Daily E&YptiaD. May t. ISII. Pate 15 SMALL 2 BEDROOM FUR· TWO BEDROOM l1X60 MOBIlE MALE ROOMMATE NEEDED to Hou... NISHED trailer. air. top Car· h~me . furnished. A.C .. walkin« Room. sublet howe for summer. tD.75 bondale location. Ibso.lufell' no TWO ROOMMATES FOR sum· ;:!.l. utilities. Call afterj~C:B:~ pets. call 614-4145. 3422Bc151 ~s=:. ~8JS::r': ' ms mer·fall. Furnished rooms in nice 340IBcl41 121150 TWO BEDROOM. EX· houIe. UliUtiea included in rent CELLENT for phototraphy 12ldIO. TWO OR THREE bedrooms, 549-3174. ~t4' r::!.'!er~Owa~oa!~ furnished or unfurnished. car· SUMMER HOUSING . $200 for air conditio"" fwo ...... :~Y~:J : :::::~I sl:~·. :oeli,e~~ : pet~. A·C. anchored. un · whole summer. AU utilities. kit· apartment. Two blocka from $115. mClllth. PhOne~7IS7 . aerpinned. lame P!IOI. Sorry no campu. 549-052lIl. 5a-271~"'l$2 3IS55Bcl54 pets. PhDe sa- I after a.nkl54 fll:~~Ire:::1 tl~~~'i!~' ~,~d~o 2 campus. CaII453-2S2I. 453-2441. EXTRA NICE 12 and 14 wi• • 3IS3BdI52 ROOMMATE NEEDED IN 4- ...n.n. carpeted. air. fumWled, FOR RENT NO Trailen. Cedar bedroom bouse with S ~II for ...... ~-- Creek RaId. Cleen. $130 and $UIO. CARBONDALE AMERICAN Now _Ing appIlcotions and =' =~~er r;,~c~~ 457-G564 eveni.... 4213Bc151 BAPTIST International HOOle. 304 ~~neIo~b1~~.f ~a~ W. Main. International students. 4322. 3lllBeI41 ...... to.t- ...... REDUCED SUMMER RATES! private roams. commClll kitchen apartments. and fnllien for 10XI2, several to cboOle from. Air. i*Ls~~e;'t:rf:t~TII !~i~~~ LEWIS PARK: 1 female to nished and have air. 2 blocks sub_se for 4 ~, IUmmer and fall . locations carpet. Jots of shade. close to ~: . 1 ~~ftau:a.:r.:.u~hs~~ 111_. campus. No pets. 4S'7.7aI. behind University Mall. I mile nrse-24114. B4133BdI4t AC, pool. 1_ rent. Call 'hni: 457- throughout Corbondale and 83745BcI54 from campus. No pets. Call 549- 211:1. 3I73Be.141 surrounding country .ides. Z533 . B420ZBc:I54 NEE!); THREE FEMALE SUMMER AND FALL CCllltncts room for four bedroom 2 FEMALE ROO ....ATES 1ft.14M available. 1 bedroom ~rtments Lewl Apt. with one other ~Eg!fJ!:lal~f:e"PI~:. furnished, air-conditioDl!d.. P.S for ~'!!~~~~b a~~~ ~i Swnmer only, m-mo! Call heatiDft and Cooki':l incluCled in modern two and tbree bedroom ~ . Reuonable rent. 541-5179. llliits wid! sundedlattacbed. I·w.- l .. or457~ev~1. a'T7Be154 ::::~ $f~ rum':r. l~a '= 2556. b4212Bc1S2 ATTENTION Pboae S4H612day or 5&3002 after HOUU HUNTERS 5. B3l7!lBcl61 ROYAL RINT ALI FURNISHED TRAILER TWO Coli now for your home bedroom very clean, $200.00 Now Taking Contracts close to campus. for fall mClllth, call Tom or Dan 5*-4472. Summer' fail/Spring or summer 317IBcI41 Semest.... ~,:~:J~~I=~ VERY NICE 14 wide. DeW model. 2 and 1-"-"-$165. 2 Bdrm. Mabil. Hom.. f::r'~~ .qaiet r-:=~ 2-..-"-__. ~~'=~~m!: EXCEPflONAL '111.... , OWII bed 1liiy. I iniIe fnn campus. 5e-IC. 10X50 $95 $120 NEED FOR FALL _a room In 3 ~ '"'"' S3'0. 4OMBc150 ~th(~ . ~i~~TV, 4~"-S500 . 12)(50 $100 $135 25G8e154 =:u~C:S-5r:~~ a~f.~ : = 5~"-"" p.m. 4lMBe151 12X52 $105 $1«) ONE ROOIOIATE NEEDED few All ...... ROO ..MATE NEEDED FOR ==::':: )1:~ lummer. Fumisbed 2-bdrm ...... & "1r/CMt4 with ~tjo . partIaU~~hed. duplu: beb.l1Id tec .. A-C Rent ...... :::.e~=.~ ~ nejDtiable.Sue45WUS.4Uil8e151 417~ 2 ROOKS AVAILABLE for I FEIIALE SU.. MER aad fal~ ~~ki-:a.~~1IIied =~.~=-:=4l538e153 .. Now '-'.. Per: 5&_. 37318eJ51 2 FEIIALE ROOMMATD FOR ---...... SWDIDa'. LewIa Put. anIIaH ...... At --Iiaa, CDd:J 4S7·2S14. 31158e15O Roo.. IIATES NEEDED FOR MALI ... VILLAGE summer to sublet. Lewia Part. Highway 51 South CaDaftH 5 p.m.• "" .nIe154 and FEMALE ROOIlKA TE WAN MAL8U VUAGI UIr TED. Summer aad-or faU. J bedroom beautiful bouse. qu.let 1000 East Pa~ Str.. t ~et.~~~. ROO ..MATES NEEDED TO ~S""'1_"" SUBLET 4 BEDROO.. ~ for I.yoffl._t =::..~CIIl.... WW ...... ,., ...... 1581. • :I PEOPLE NEEDED TO IUbJet beautiful 4 bedroam __ 2 bIacb NEEDED FOR ~ male room .... te to lbare Jarae 3· frail! cam.... ~7173. ...mel. bedroom apartml!llt. A·C. rea..abIe rateI. caD 1IH713. FEIL\LE ROOIIIIA"n: WAN'l1!:D BaDOBe151 for fan to .ure two bedroom traiIa' ca.e CD CAmpus. bMutIfuI ~=-J:!'. per m:=.~ Mare Fun Than Humans LEWIS PARK • 1 Deeded f. Should Be Allowed Summer. Own bedroom Ia 4- ToHcMtl1 ~O::Ce.eaT.v=-~: ... v--...... "'~_ . I OR 2 ROOMMATES NEEDED for Summer term. Lewi. Park - AND••• ApCI. caJl ~ . 4U1BeUD RENT CHEAP· NEEDED for · ComforfaItIe. ~. __ - 0. -.ule CD IIIIIre ONE FE.. ALE NEEDED to housing for S.I.U. • .....ts . J-bedroom .....e . Own room • ...... a tine bednaaI __ cbetDcampuI. 2& 3...... , CUIlIIIIteb furDiIbed - ceIdnI air. for Summer. Nice bouse and ..atl 5II-CIII- 4l308e154 rnaWle homes. Me« SlU :!l.l~&\~=.J:' per 2 ROOIIIIA'I'ES NEEDED ,. Idee GllBeI52 L21!i..~ &or.t~.=r.-' Dupl••• 4l218el. LUXURY J-BEDRoo... FUR· NISHED W~. ceCal . air. cafl:ted. coualry ..~ ... =~~311 ':'m~er ratn. =:'ruo SPACIOUS FURNISHED 11tREE ... bechcD. aD electric. A-C. ~ NICE TWO BEDROO" trailer. fBI =-' ~ble Kay 15.457· ~:m=--SluluDlr-= FREE ROUSE FOR SU .... ER 2 _C...... V...... ,,_ ..... Bedroofir N= fumllhed. ~ ligD1frs-3 GNat NIghts ~"'Ih·~fnm:Z ...... IUtttIIOr .... A ... wmw...... ·.c el" 1 & 21edroam ~ ...... 1 o.,tonD'-dt HElP WANTED e~ fNnIsh.t & c:ar,...d For .... fIrs. , •. 111_""'" FeR err.. ScMng & ~ t:-frocfI s,...,AI ~ eloundramot Focill ...... Itudenta. be a *II at.d alu..&: • Natural Gas .... DeIu•• ~ .....100 .. otben. CaD far our cun-eat IlliDaIa I ROO ..MATE NEEDED FOR 1_ pide. lin. Man, I~ __ • Nice Quiet & CI_ Setting ."'s,.IIt~Upon' Summer to .uiblet a Dice 4 _. ext. :sa _ICla .Neof' Compu. AntwaI bedroom bouse 5 bloc:kI from campus. RaIl~. caD S. eSony Na Pets Accept.d .... w"-c...... CARBONDALE-GRADUATE ...... Ita. 411l8e15Z STUDENT or Senior. Com FE.. ALE ROOKIIATE WANTED pen~ and IUlbt ~ for .... 12SO.00 wcwth '" cIIKouftt ,.. 2 bechca apt, CIoIe CD cam· Inyalid Wife. Saturday. a.m.· CoupanI For It.. fOufOftt . 5_. pus. '-let area. Available sum· SWIdIy • am. Call 53f..ml 11_ Fri; • a.m.·5 p.m. ondA~ ..ca. o-It_&OW __. :::~IL:.~~~"4r. $&t~ ... .mel. MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL c..-a-AU ...... ROO ..MATE FOR SUMMER . ~ru! : ~:tm~ ...... For mare information caD: Toni ~.=r.mca'H~~:..-C5 DonneU, (312) 431).5026 .fter&-7-8Z. CALL NOW ...... p.m. 31155BeI4t 391SCI52 I'agt' 16, Daily Egyptian, May 4, 1_ KARIN ' S ALTERATI O NS . VOLUNTEERS. INTERNS in· HOURS 10-5 Tuelday . Friday, Sat HElP WANTED H . 22~ I z S. lllinoi. above Atwoods. ~~~~~! ~J~O:tOlttJ!n~el~:~ DearPom, 529-1081. 336SE149 Center beginni.ng fall semester. Good commuDlcation skills and SUMMER CAMP COUNSELOR HELIUM BALLOON BOUQUETS group facilitation experience 3rP I love you with more delivered in Carbondale for any esse.nlta I 10·20 hours per week ~~~~i::~S3r':~ a~':[ A~~~~:.r;J occasion. Call Balloon Tycoon at r~ulred : ,class credit a\'3ilable. than just my heart, I 549-4227: 3474Et52 ~~~:n~~;:90f Chica~~~ ~~I~~~~~~ i ~~1 by want to spend my life ABORTION . FINEST MEDICAL B341&f'148 . withyou! EXPERIENCED HELP . APPLY can'. Immediate appointments. ~~~i~:r 1v~ : M .. at c;.,or~;~ ~~~ir,~ . ~~~~. M . ·9 WA~TED AIR CONDITIONER IIVD III 3492EI53 t!1r~'l~ot Also refri~i~~ MENTAL HEALTH COUNSELOR for sustaia!nl c.re program. To ORGA~IC CHEMISTRY 344 provide after·c.re services to ~lin~;~~i~ 'n~r::tio'rs'g : student who needs to make some mental health clients and their l8OO. 83741EI54 exlnl money . 45i·H50. 4CH8F149 Mindy families. including home visits. ';ILBERT BOLEN FURNITIJRE ~?;:'~~!~~fi ~~a~~ ~~k~ Repair. modern and antique WANTED TO BUY used piano·s. with long term c.re facilities furniture repaired and restored ~~r.c~'n~i~I~':~~t( ~~~~. residents and staff. Qualifications: with custom made~rts . Over 30 Thankll for your BA d~ in social work or related . p and support. field. el!Pflrience in mental health t~~:d~:~~924 L~t~' area . Salary $12.350 annually. LOST ExceUent fn~ benefits. ~ual TYPI N G S ERVICE MURPHYSBORO. Ten years ~!s~c:;;~un ~~ s::!r!?X~g ~~~~ CHOCOLA TE BROWN FEMALE . Coordinator, JCCMHC. 604 E. Li~;:r~fth ~~~'ua~~~~~r:s pounter mix . lost Devils Kitchen Looking forward to area. rl'Ward. Call 549-5567. more "fun Partll" ~~~f:d ~t1f~Oa~d1~~~9Jellumes ar.~R:t~~ . availab~~~~1 37:lOGt48 84007CI48 next year. NEED CRED1T ~ GET Visa . MISSING : MALE BLACK·WHITE WANTED " CHALET" female Mastercard I No credit check r :"~ . Tues . thru Sat.. g~~ Guaranteed. Free deUoils ! Send re~1~~~ ~~lIa~a!JiU.e~.[;~: :!~i~ HAPPY.,ImfDAY .If·addressed, slamrr. envelT<: ~~eter Harrison S29~1~ ~:. itline, Box 33 ·S, ~EI~ Mlch.lI. POSITION AVAILABLE VOLUNTEER Supervisor·trainer 5 MO . OLD BLACK Female - Account...... th SEWING AND ALTERATIONS · Labrador mix. Last seen wearing a ~~o~en~;.n;:n~?~ent~~~ red vinyl collar - lost Monroe ~'m~i!d~a~a~!rl /~~ Street area. Reward. Cau 453-:;175 "'-nIl You "AI ....Ith .. =i!~:n~~D!f~tiAM~~r~ 1942. 4045Et49 or 549-4234. ask for Tim Boiatun'. 4112G150 for the flowers ond t.e.r. ~~a~r~~afi~:!~ ~~neor xesAicrti human service field with ex· ~~t~~I~I~~o~= WOMAN 'S SMALL GOLD watch at Lowe. Delnl.... perience in supenision and crisis 4043E149 Rec Center. Great sentimental (Sorry it's lote) Intervention ocfrefer~~~ . Base value. $40 reward. Please call HOUSEPAINTlNG : Experienced Tracy 529-3913. 42446151 ~'::J ~~~b , for aY~=r; emPloyer. resume to: ~'tTj:!:i ~~-:=rd~~ates : Se::r El. 4137EI54 ~~~Y~o~~~'::: : ANNOUNCEMENTS bondale. Illinois. Resumes ac· WANT TO CONTINUE or stut your college education but you'n' cepted until May 14, 1m. 41211ClSO TOUCH FOR HEALTH classes ., ,. takes time out to WORK DURING BREAK. APflI'Ox. ~~~~h .Of a f!~~S ? co~~:~:~~;S will be offtred lhilI sammer_ Call thank all of you who from May III·June 11 . General ::"~ !Ut~~:isa;~o~~l~Ot~~ g:~~ing Education for ~~~i made the Thursday ~i=- ida~rf~~m:::x~ Scholarship Search. 218 Timothy $3.35 per boui'. MUIt be available Lane, Carterville. 1162918. FREE NUTRITIONAL "-tIPY ..rtW.y K.O. Social Affairs at the 412SEtSO ~~~~! ~th ~r:e~ IcT,;; absolutety top drawer! ~~.~~~I~r::~ Natural·AIl \1':lth Educalion 4:30 p.m. 84133C148 WORRIED ABOUT MOVING back L.... ' .... to 0lic.a80 ara for aummer~ Your Network. ~7213 . 84175J154 s.. you next fall . RECREATION AID (LiffllllBrd) -nes are O\"er' By UIIda SlecluDu ANOTHER NEW RULE for and then recite a crude poem, SUfi Writer this year's competition was to Guy Hunt of Delta Chi won with put sororities and li~ers his " costume of ketchup. This year's Greek Week into separate categori..- mustard. mayonnaise. mud and competition saw tradition both He also said that another rule other unsightly ingredients and continued IlDd 108t. Delta Chi passed by the Inter-Greek his perfect recitation of the won the Sigma Kappa Uglyman Council was that little sister poem . "To the Ladies of Sigma Contest for the fifth year, but organizations couldn't compete Kappa." lost its tbree-year reign over the in Greek Week unless they Sigma Phi Epsilloo Car Stuff sponsored an event. ON April 21. the Delta Chi event. The week's athletic events little sisters held their box Tradition also ended for the began with the Delta Zeta relay. and the Delta Chi Alpha Gamma Rho little sorority-sponsored chariot brothers held a five-legged sisters, who lost the Farmer's race. Alpha Tau Omega won in race. Alpha Tau Omega won the Follies events, which, ac both ttre most ornate and box relay with Delta Chi taking cording to participants at the swiftest chariot categories. second. event, had never happened Alpha Gamma Delta won the before. ALPHA TAU OMEGA also five-legged race for the Greek Week, a tradition for won the ATO-sponsored lillie sororities with Sigma Kappa SIU-C's fraternities and sisters' bike race. Siln'lla Kappa second and Delta Zeta third. In sororities. is a week of hectic. the lillie sister category. Alpha zany, surprising and somewhat Greeks have a Tau Omega won followed by athletic events in which Greeks Alpha Gamma Rho and Delta compete against each other. 'hectic, zany, Chi. Pilato by Jerry BeaJpani The events, which were The Phi Sigma Kappa ob Gay HlIIIt, fralllaaD .. millbl. •• probably Itad UUIe created by fraternities, surprising and stacle coone, held April "n. ea~ Jack required true athletic abilities. wltIl &be ladles Suday, Apri125. nat w•• tile d.y be WGIII tile Greek sororities and the little sister Week "Ugly MaD" eomped&ICIIII. LoeIda,.Dd .melDa, IDle a crou organizatiOllS. were held April somewhat athletic' Contestants bad to run through 25 to May 2. nine tires, scramble under a between a b.mltvlft' aad a NeaDdertblll mu. H ...•• belly ... week. covered wltIl m.tard, ketO.,. m.y...... cookie ",p. celery. board placed on (our chairs, .... ud ptae needles. Hat .. a member of &be Delta Chi frater "THE WEEK WENT carry a bucket of water over a smoothly," said Mike Meting, won the race in sorority com picnic: table, climb a ladder in nity. Greek Week committee co petition. order to hit a can, take off a quizzed on farm-related topics) bars and to the Sig Tau house on chairman, •'with only the usual The Sigma Kappa~ shirt, throw a ball in a garbage on Wednesday. The winning Poplar Street. chugging a beer minor problems that occur in track event concluded the can, run over four bedpost little sister in this event was at each bar and two at the big events." events of April 25. It featured a hurdles, once again under the Mary Lee Schrader of Delta finish . Greek Week officially began 100-yard dash. hurdles, 440 board and through the tires, and Chi. Mary Shaub, Sigma April 23 when Jim Vucltovich. relay. toilet paper toss. water sprint to the finish line. Kappa, won in the sorority SIGMA PHI Epsilon won in Phi Sigma Kappa. and Laura baUooncatch. blind tire run and competition. Nbe:fTaternity category. The Hozian, Sigma Kappa, became presidential special. where IF RESULTS indicate Alptla Gamma Delta sorority ~rities and little sisters were the first king and queen couple presidents or each fraternity anything. Sigma Phi Epsilon also held its reverse-a -thon. allowed seven members each in to reign over Greek Week. caugbt an egg in their mouths had the most athletic con Each event, such as the leap- their races, and Alpha Gamma while lying 00 the ground. testants as it won the evmt for frog and ba*etball free-throw Delta and the Delta Chi little This year each fraternity and Sigma Phi Epsilon won with the fraternities. Equally shooting, was done backwards. sislen emerged victorious. _ sorority selected a couple, one 19 points foUowed by-Delta Chi athletic were Alpha Gamma Phi Sigma Kappa WOD the Phi Siama Kappa won the fraternity member and one with 11 and Alpha Gamma Rho Delta Sorority and Alpha Tau event, with Sigma Phi Epsiloo Sigma Phi EpSilon car stuff sorority member. who were with 10. Omega's little sisters, which taking second and Alpha Tau held 00 Friday. Alpha Gamma ent4ftcl in the king and queen In the ugly man competition. won ' their categories. -~ Omega third. Delta and the Alpha Gamma competition, according to in which contestants bad to Alpha Gamma Rho held the Sigma Tau Gamma held its Rho little sisters won in their Meling. Members of the houses decorate themselves in the farmer's daUlhter competition bar race 00 Thursday. Persons respective categories. voted for the couple. ugliest way tbey could think of (in which contestants are had to run between specified The car stuff was followed by II the Alpha Tau Omega mud tug of-war. Delta Zeta and Alpha Gamma Rho tittle sisters were the winners. The AGR little sisters beat Delta Zeta in just for-fun competition, while Sigma Pi fraternity was resting from its semi-final victory before the victory match. Sigma Pi then out-tugged Delta Chi in the event. Saturday's Alpha Gamma Rho farmer's follies was woo by the little sisters of Delta Chi . who took four of the eight events for 28 points to upset the AGRs and ATO little sisters. who tied with 22 points each. SIGMA KAPPA won the sororities category with 32 points including five first-place finishes. over AJpha Gamma Delta's 211 and Delta Zeta's 12. The follies included a slop bucket obstacle relay, milk chug, three-legged obstacle relay, tobacco spitting at a target. wheelbarrow race, fireman's brigade, tug of war and greased (soaped this year) pig. The final athletic event was the Tau Kappa EpsiUon canoe races. Delta Chi fraternity • Alpba ~~~:-:'" " Gamma Delta sorority ~~e '~ and the Alpha Tau Omega little sisters were the winners of each • ',l . J .... category. Greek Week concluded .y ..... H_e Sunday with the 51st Annual lIow ...an, Greeb ... It take &. lIB a ear. 8eYeIIIeft .....e Greeit Weft.. W..... U llley ad &0 """ awe ...... &be "eYe Inter-Greek Council Awards an.wer Frltlay a. PIal Si,...a Kappa ... tile car ...... enst " companmeat! Banquet. Pagt' it. Daily EaYPt\an, May'" 1t1i2 ' thy ~I T...... & 1'hun. Lady golfers earn 'tough' fifth MARILYN'S B-B-Q' By LIJMIa Stockman scores of 71, 69 and 75 ror three 77. 83 and 80. 1,.1... 11- .... _ A'" scaff Writer rounds. Sue Arbogast, one of two 8, "The golfcilune was short, a members on the sru-c squad The women's golC team disadvantage for us because we that did 110\ compete. &bot three Hickory Smoked 880 finished its . seascm by do better on long coones," wb-8O rounds lD IDcI!pendent placing fifth ~ Stephens McGirr said. .11t was a good play. Teammate Cathy Craft, College Invitational in learning expefience for the who alAo played iDdepeudently, $1 Reg. S1.7S Colwnbia, Mo.. Friday and team. because they learned the shot 88, ., and "'. Saturday. ~~ of ehipping and . McGirr said the team 'is Hurry Whl'. " lasts , "We've bad an exceptional looking forward to the faU spring season," said Coach ~irr said the per lIe&IOn. Mary Beth McGirr. "For- the formances of Barb Anderson "We've got depth and 110 f1l'llt time this _ we worked and Tracy Keller ltood out for aeaion on the team DOW, 10 Motbcr', Day Special \~ . 1oIether' as a team. the Salukis over the weekend, we'U get stronger," she Mid. Off ~ayport p~ " It doesn't IOUDd like we did .. the two shot in the 705 aU She also said that two talented .1 wen, but we did," she said, three rounds. recruits have siped Ietten-of addinl that the team played Its Anderson, wbo had rounds of intent to attend Sru-c tbis faU . on cu;-:; ==:-II Col~ I' W best of the year at the in 75,76 and 79. lied for 13th place However, the team wiD loIe $5.00 " .00 vitational. tboqtJ competition in the 44-woman field and was one of its top five players, 've:.,~~ was tough at the S4-hoIe, eigbt the sc:oriD& leader among the KeUer. who will be leaVIng sru ott.< .....uo5/.. N.P.S. set . ..t team tournament. SaIuki aquad. KeUer was next e for DaDas, Texas, according Comp.... CO-.J repolr and custom lob. Miaouri woo the tourney with for SlU-C, with rounds ol7B, 79 to McGirr. at Soutt.m III. G.ms I 902 strokes. The Lady tigers and 76. "We'll mils her a lot," she 2f11 W. Walnut were followed by Iowa State Lila Rottman-Bremer shot said, "she was one of our most .s7-5014 with 9IM, Stephens CoDeae with rounds of 76, 75 and 80, which consistent players." 913, Kansas with 916 ancf sru-c tied the three-round total of with 124. teammate Kim Oliver, woo ~,..~-:::::=:::-r Michelle Jordan of Missouri paated scores of 76, 81 and 74 . • won the individual title, with Dania Meador tallied rounds of I [jJ~ §~ f9ent WOo I I ------~------~~('7 W. 'NtJ...I. ~•• h. J.& .fS7·SfH# I FRANK from Page 20 I Ring Cleanin$ I each 01 the 20 ltate teams is said of the move to North tf solely compri8ed of all-stars. America. "I'd recommend it if II . in .our ultrasonic 1.1 Narvaez bas a double aDd an a person is ready to leave ...... - thiS week only RBI in six trips to the plate this ewrything back home. -".-..- -_ ~ ,...... I Custom made rings, li%inC, .olden, repain I season. "I chose the United States We Buy Old Rings and Other Gold Items be describes hiquIeIf because it's a ni<:e country, it's .... ,.,. -:.-:.:-- I I asAla: a coatact bitter , ~ best and 1 wanted to learn deYeIoDed Chain Solder Special $4 till 5/1182 • aUr ute probably il his mare abOUt the Ufe, c:ulture, and L ability bebind the plate. lifestyle8 01 ' Uotbet country." Narvaez deac:rlbes him8eIf as' Narvaa decided to live in "a pretty pod CIItcber 1With an ----- ~ IiDce a friend from - -- accurate, preciIe arm." biI hometowD attended sru-c, Green .,.-eed with the cat wbk:b made the b'aaIpIant a lot cher'. seIf-appraiaa1. easier. "Frank ba. aD exeellent The Saluld catcher's reIeue. He doesn't have aD arm bametown is ...... ca)', which is like Joe Ricbardtoa or- Stew about aD hour from the capital Boyd AppIcaticns .. 1982-83 available In Room 135 S1l.JDENT RECREA 110N CEN1Bl APPUCAllONSDllE: Tuaday. May 11, 1982 POSI!1ONSQPEN: 6~. 3 Gr.duaIII Student~ (1981-82 mernt.s must...,pytf ~ AII .._ 7S~ .."... the ...... Town ..~-.--- ..... oc;n't·MI.s:·:::········'················~········· "'.. 1 of the .....' .... 11 ••••••• Month ...... , •• $1.75 Pitchers Jack Danlal. 754 SpeedraUs 75. 7~ Walker's ~Iux. 704 Seagr:am'.1 1Iiii•• - DI.iIJ BcJptiaa. IIa7 ...... 11 _ ~ Women, men golfers to have one coach By Unda stockman ~ced his intention to accept '" love teaching and McGirr has had success Stafl Writer a teaching position at Cen coaching." she said , "The extra during her three years as tenary College in Shreveport: boost in money is only secon· women's golf coach. In 1979-80 Mary Beth McGirr, women's La. Her appointment makes ber she guided the Salukis to a pair golf coach since 1979, will coach one of the first women in the da~e"said the main difference of tournament wins, including the men's golf team as well next nation to be cho8en to coach a between men's and women's the Illinois AIAW Cham fall. NCAA Division I men's team. golf is distance. pionship. During 1980-81 an all McGirr was a~inted by West feels co-educational "The men have more freshman team won the Mini Men's Athletic DIrector Lew competition will be more strength, and their courses are tournament at Illinois, lost a 'Hartzog 011 Monday, with the common in the next five to 10 longer than the women's by sudden-death playoff for a mutual agreement of Women's years. about a thousand yards." second consecutive state title Athletic Director Charlotte "We're pacesetters," West According to West. the topic and finished in the top four in West, according to West. said. "It'll be good to see men of a single coach for common six other tournaments. "She'll be most successful," and women on the same course sports has been a long-term This year the women's golf said West. "She knows golf at the same time for the consideration. team claimed second in the completely. She's an excelfent University. Eventually the " Lew and I ha n looking Midwest Regional. won the teacher with outstanding combination will be a cost for ways to stretcb budgetary mini Invitational, took third at credentials, a good recruiter saver." Mary Beth McGirr dollars and to increase the time Purdue and fifth at the Stephens and well-respected by those in McGirr said she couldn' t of our coaches who remain on College Invitational. golf. She has a lot of pluses." gauge the reactions of the of the men," she said. " I have fractional appointments," she McGirr said she was ap McGirr thinks positive things members of the men's team to no hang-up; about coaching said. "Then, too, the In preciative of the scope of her will come as a result of her her appointment, but said the men, because I teach men to tercollegiate Athletics Advisory ex~ded coaching duties. appointment. reactions from the women's golf during the summer. I just Committee has suggested from 'M~ first priority will be to ''I'm real excited about it," team were quite positive. want to be given a fair chance to time to time that we investigate familiarize myself with the she said. "It's an exciting op " It's just the newness of it," prove myself. " the idea of a common coach program, the guys, scheduling, portunity and a unique she said. "The men are con McGirr will receive an in where feasible." recruiting and scholarships." situation." cerned about traveling and crease in salary, which she said McGirr, 28, will replace Jim scholarship;. is a nice plus, but not her most Reburn, who recently an- ''I'll have to gain the respect important consideration. Rested Salukis set for "SIU-E By Steve Metsch against the Cougars, SIU-E was fielder Bill Wehrend. who has Sports Editor 31·16 going into a twinbill six homers and is hitting a against Missouri·St. Louis team-high .370 , First baseman Baseball Coach Itchy Jones Monday. Tommy Greco is hitting .360 and gave the Salukis a well The Cougars should be con· leads SIU-E with 50 RBI. deserved day off from practice sidered for an at-large bid to the The Cougars, 8-11 against Monday after they guaranteed Division II Midwest Regional, Division I teams. have done themselves a spot in the according to SIU-E Coach well against the Salukis' Missouri Valley Conference Garrett "Bo" Collins. division foes . SIU-E has split a tournament over the weekend. CoUins explained that there double-header with Illinois SIU-C closed its Valley are no automatic bids for the State and took two-of-three schedule by splitting four tourney which starts later this from Bradley. games with Indiana State, month. The Cougars have When asked to describe his giving the Salukis a 7-5 MVC qualified for postseason play game plan, Collins said the record and the lead in the eight of the last 12 years. Cougars "will do a lot of Eastern Division. Depending on Including Monday's double everything. " the outcome of the Indiana header, Stu-E has played 12 The SaluJtis may be without State-Illinois State series next games in seven days. As a the services of junior catcher weekelfii, the Salukis can finish result, Collins isn't sure which Joe Richardson, who was in either first or second. two hurlers will start. jured at Indiana State over the AJthough the SaJuJtis may be Junior Scott Schalfer is one "'Weekend. Richardson slid hard through with their Valley slate, definite starter. The right· into Sycamore catcher Brian Jones said they won't take it hander is 3-2. Dorsett in the series opener easy against their next 0p Jones said Sunday that fresh Saturday. bruising his left knee ponents. man Rich Koch will start when it struck Dorsett's shin "We plan to work our q.ils off. against the Cougars. The righty guard. We have to swing tft'e bats is 2-2 and his 0.84 ERA is the Richardson took himself out better," said Jones. best on the Saluki staff. He of the game the next inning The 26-18 Salukis will play allowed five hits and stnlck out when he was unable to com STU-EdwardsviUe in a double three in six innings in a losing fortably crouch behind the header at 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at effort against Eastern Wed plate. Freshman Steve Boyd Abe Martin Field. nesday. Jones has not an took over the catching duties for Jones said the Salukis as nounced the Salukis' second the remainder of the series. always, will go into TUeSday's starter. action with the idea that they Whoever's on the mound for The Salukis and Cougars have can win both games. the SalukiA will have to face a met yearly since 1976. Last "We play every game to hard-hitting SIU-E squad. The year's double-header in Ed win" he said Cougars are hitting .310 as a wardsville was rained out. The The SalukiS might have to team, CoUins said. SaluJtis have a 10-2 aU-time play with extra intensity Leadi~ their attack is riJtht record against the Cougars. Staff Pit. by Grel Drezdaea Walk-on catcher adjusts well Downed dog Def_ive &aclde ami PIIIoI could OIlIy look OIl after be we lip meats ID lUI lei' bee d1lliDl tbe fin, qaaner 01 tile to new role, hOUle in the States Marooo-White lD ....aqa .. ' .....11 acrimma,e Sawnl.y. By Skve MetAcb player, whether he's a wallt~n SportI EcIIw or not. He has shown be has the Collegiate CUp eludes roggen ability to play," said Green. Although he has appeared in Narvaez said that when be By Bob Monad to lose to Michigan, 17-3. in only six games, catcher Frank fmally learned he had earned a Staff Writer semifinal action. Michigan went Narvaez has played a key role spot on the squad early this on to clobber Bowling Green, 35- in the Saluki baseball team's year, he was "more happy than The SIU-C rugers fell short 6, to capture the Cup and season. surprised." of a chance to play in the U.S. become the collegiate Narvaez' job is warming up " 1 was happy with myself representative in the U.S. the Saluki pitchers, a duty because • did what • wanted to ~:e~l==erio:~~ ::rl Rugby tournament at Greeley, Assistant Coacb Jerry Green do," he said. America Collegiate Cup by Ohio Colo., this weekend. caUs "very important." A glance at Narvaez' State over the weekend in sru-c scored first against "Frank's done a good job in statistics in Venezuela would Bowling Green, Ohio. Wisconsin on a try by Steve the bullpen; he lets me know if a show that his joining the Salukis The rugers, in their first· McQueen in the first half to pitcher is ready or not," said should come as no surprise. ever Cup appearance, didn 't go grab a 4-0 lead. John Glotzbach Green. "He has a good The catcher was a member of down to defeat right away. In missed a two-point after try. knowledge of the game." Fnak Narvaez the 1980 Venezuelan national their first game. sru-c beat Wisconsin returned the favor Narvaez' "gd knowledge" Coach Itchy Jones' office in team which finished second to Wisconsin 1Hi. But Ohio State in the second half when they of baseball was learned in his August to fmel out if be could the U.S in internationl com· put the lid on sru-c's season, scored and added the extra native country, Venezuela, join the Salukis. petition. Narvaez five times blanking the ruggers 18-0. points to move in front 6-4. But where he was a standout cat "I asked him if I could play was named his state's all-star "We never really got into the Mike Campbell gave SIU-C all cher before finlt coming to and he said, 'O.K.', and told me starting catcher. He wu the game," said player<08ch Dave the points they would need with to come and try out," said the leading bitter in tbe 1976 Hanetho. "We didn't play with a try immediately after America last August. Wisconsin's. 19-year~d walk-oo. . qtiooal tournament, wilen he much intensity at all. Their ". waBted to come to the U.S. forwards dominated the whole The ~ers the to study. 8aseba1l was never 011 Narv.ez 80 impressed Jones hit .m in 16 games. He said the closed season my mind," said the ehemistry and Green that they decided to tourney is similar to the NCAA game. BaSically, they were a with a 12-2 record. This major. make him a member of the 1182 baseball playoffs. except that much better team than we." weekend the rugby club will He said he knew SIU-C bad a Salukis. Alter knocking off sru-e, the play its annual Old Loads ruggers from Columbus went on tournament. good baseball team and visited ''Frank is a ~ bueball See FRANK. Pale It 1'''1/(' 211. Daily Egyptian. May 4, 1912