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Eastern Illinois University I C,harleston, Ill. 61920 I Vol. 69, No. 13 /Two Sections, 20 Pages ISA group likes1 plan to employ new liaison by Vicki Vass Many student body presidents of Il ISA linois Student Association-member proposal states: universities recently said they favor a plan to hire a professional legislative schools pay liaison liaison to represent student interests in Springfield. basedon enrollment Eastern's Student Body President by Anne Ingles John Cole said he favors the idea of Dan Spr ehe, Eastern's Illinois Stu hiring a liaison. "Unless we do dent Association representative, pro something now, the situation is going posed to the ISA Saturday that the · to get worse," he said. amount each university pays to hire a However, he added that whether legislative liaison would vary in pro Eastern would contribute to the portion to its enrollment. liaison's salary would depend on the Sprehe and Meg Hart, Eastern's stu result of a student vote by referendum dent government executive vice presi and whether certain conditions are dent, joined representatives from 12 met. other state schools in Springfield "Eastern. will contribute on a one Saturday at the first ISA organiza year basis. We cannot afford to shovel tional meeting of the year. out the money if it isn't worth it to Sprehe said he presented Eastern's us," Cole said. student government members' ideas In addition, Eastern's contribution concerning the proposal to hire a full for the liaison should be in proportion time ISA legislative liaison to represent to the student population, he sa.id. student interests in Springfield. Under the plan, all ISA-member The plan for ISA-member schools to schools would each contribute $5,000. hire a professional liaison was propos "Northern can afford $5,000. To ed by the Northern Illinois University them it is only one-eighth of a dollar Student Association last year. for every student, Cole said. "To Sprehe said he also offered the view Eastern that would be more than 50 that all ISA-member universities raise cents for every student-it's unbalanc student fees to pay for the liaison. ed-they should have a flat amount In other business, Sprehe said this such as 50 cents a student for the year's goals of the ISA were discussed. year." The main goal of the ISA this year is Steve Bedingfield, Illinois State to raise money to support its student ing disobedience University Student Body President, internship. program, Sprehe . said. bike was located outside H.F. Thut Greenhouse Thursday. Cars are not said ISU is in favor of the proposal. Students chosen for the internship pro vehicles that have parking problems. (News photo by Michael Sitarz) However, he agreed that contributions gram .will lobby in Springfield for should be proportionate to student . highere ducation.
population. · Another goal the ISA discussed is a "The large schools should have to plan to recrµit other universities into posal to revise bylaws pay more than the smaller schools the organization,, he said. because they are both equally utilizing the service," he said. under the supervision of a professional led by Student Senate Nothem Student Body President Ed lobbyists. Gallagher also agreed that students "This way the students would have a Yamin Leadership Committee reviews the pro need a full-time representative in Spr coordinator and it would be better posal to revise the Senate Elec posals to change the bylaws, they must ingfield. organized," Barber said. lawswas tabled by the Student be tabled for one week before the "The cost of higher education is sky Roberts said hiring a liaison is im Wednesday. senate may vote. rocketing; overall quality is portant because of the increasing cost proposed bylaws, recommended Good said this procedure is deteriorating. The student view must of higher education. "Higher educa tors Mike Anderson, Mark necessary so senators have enough time be expressed," he said. tion can't expect another" tax increase. and Scott Calhoun, include to review the proposals. . "The legislative liaison is someone We have to make sure we get our piece ion proposals. which were ap- In other business, the senate also who will be able to inform the General of the pie," he added. by the senate last spring. tabled a proposed revision to the senate Assembly on issues that affect higher Tom Joseph, Northeastern Illinois first recommendation states bylaws. education. They will serve ·as a source University Student Body President, rules must be posted in polling The proposal states any first of information," he added. said a professional liaison would be a so election officials understand semester freshman or transfer student, Craig Roberts, Western Illinois "move in the right direction" for nsibilities. who do not have established grade University Student Body President, higher education students. second proposal also states that . point averages, will be permitted to run said although he believes hiring a "If used properly, the students idence hall or organization for a senate position. liaison to represent student interests is would benefit. It would be beneficial to is sponsoring a voter incentive However, that student's eligibility important, he would like to receive state universities," Joseph said. must have a separate table in would be checked after first semester more information about the - plan Bedingfield said, "Right now, we
· gplace. grades are released. before makiilga decision. are not one unified voice and with this addition, these organizations In other action, the senate approved Mary Barber, University of Illinois students would have more effect .'' ·ster with the senate. elections 38 students to serve on student-faculty Student Body President, said the plan Northern Illinois University Student one week prior to the elec- boards; to hire a liaison is a good idea. Body President Ed Gallagher said the The students were appointed by Stu Currently, the U of I has a political plan to hire a professional liaison, er recommendation includes a dent Body President John Cole and science department-sponsored intern created by former Northern Student which states each candidate Executive Vice President Meg Hart. ship program designed to inform Body President Jim Corbitt last year, is ve one poll watcher in each poll Hart said there are several positions legislators about the concerns of higher still in the developmental stages. . Poll watchers must also still available for . students on many education students, she said. ISA President Mark Hurley said the · with the elections committee at student-faculty boards. "The student interns stay all year in establishment of an office for a liaison-. e week prior to the election. , In other business, the senate discuss Springfield," Barber said. "It is a would be a necessity before h• would �
last proposal states no can ed the voter registration drive schedul good experience and a -good way to in be hired. · or workers for candidates may ed for Sept. 21, 22 and 23 in the Union form legislators of student concerns.'' "We would also need a day-to-day within 100 feet of a polling Walkway. Barber saidthe main reason she is in secretary, a legal counsel, a business Good said students may register favor of hiring a full-time lobbyist. is lobbyist-to keep the books in Glenn Good said between 9 a.m. and noon and between that the internship program would order-and then a legislative liaison· to Senate Legislative 1 p.m. and 4 p.m. during the drive. work more efficiently if students were coordinate interns," Hurley said. Thursday, September_8, 1983 ·
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MADRID, Spain (AP)-Soviet Foreign pond to directions to land and "tried to e Minister Andrei Gromyko charged today that the with the result that a Soviet interceptor · South Korean airliner shot down by � Soviet "fulfilled the order of its base to cut sh a pilot w s on "special duty" for the United filight." States, and that the Soviet Union had a right to Secretary of State George P. Shultz, attack it. scheduled to meet with Gromyko Thurs In a speech here, Gromyko accused the impassively during Gromyo's speech Reagan administration of "slander" in accusing meeting of the 35-nation Conference on . TI U fk 8 Y •&0 bu Y 160 r•I!! 16 fi ghferS Moscow of gross violations of human rights for and Cooperation in Europe. the· downing the aircraft Sept. 1 with the loss of ANKARA Turkey- Turkey will spend $4 160 Shultz has said he will denounce the , billion for 269 lives. U.S. F- 16 fighter jets over the next 10 years to for shooting down the airliner. modernize its · "As has' become perfectly clear, the South He told reporters during his flight to air force, the Defense Ministry announced Wednesday. · Korean aircraft was on special duty for early today that if Gromyko fails to · The jets, produced by General Dynamics, were chosen over pro American authorities and their relevant ser satisfactory responce, Shultz may cancel the F- 18 aircraft manufactured by Northrop and McDonnell vices," he said, echoing Moscow's earlier allega- Douglas. meeting with Gromyko scheduled at the tion that the plane was on a sov mission. General Assembly meeting in New York la Co -6 • He said the aircraft overflew for a long peroid month. unterie1ters arres fe d 1•n /• / ,a y of time some oftheSovietUnion's"most impor- Britain's foreign secretary, Geoffrey BERGAMO, Italy- Police �rrested 19 Italians involved in tant strategic facilities." told the conference earlier today that the a counterfeiting ring which printed fake U.S. dollars and "Why was it there and how," he asked. countries are considering a temporary air Italian lire at a clandestine mint in this north Italian town, "There is a great effort being made in order to embargo against the Soviet Union to prot authorities announced Wednesday. avoid giving answers to these legitimate ques- Police seized $1 million bogus downing of the South Korean airliner, in U.S. dollars and a small tions." 61 amount of counterfeit treasury passengers included Americans. lire and bills, officials said. Gromyko said the Korean plane did not res-
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David Reed Thursday, September 8, 1983 ernor signs new bills; driv�ng laws stricter Braynk Winter-Black said community ser in Illinois will · be tougher vice involves such things as washing nvicted of drunk driving as county vehicles, picking up litter along 1984 because of a package of the highway or helping in the signed by Gov. Jim Thomp maintenance of public buildings. k. Prescott said another bill provides t Coles County State's At for a 48-hour jail sentence or 10 days et Winter-Black said that of community service for violators who driving under the influence is have had previous convictions within misdemeanor. The penalty the last five years. viction . is decided by the The third bill requires that cases of the maximum penalty being court supervision be reported to the jail or a fine of $1,000. secretary of state. Cases of court super was wide discretion before vision are currently not reported to the of the courts. What the secretary of state, he added. Working 9-5 is trying to do is take the The fourth bill prohibits a passenger b e out of the hands of the in a vehicle to transport or possess The Col Con Corp. Thursday continues uilding on the n w Wal-Mart in the eadded. open alcoholic beverages, Prescott Eisner Shopping Center. Mike Walker, project manager, said construction should son's Assistant Press said. Under current law, only the be completed by the first of the year. (News photo by Kathy Kozurek) Jim Prescott said one . bill driver was prohibited from possessing that a person convicted of alcoholic beverages. his license has been suspend Alcoholic - beverages . may be ce a minimum penalty of transported if they are in their original Coleby Carl Pugliese to review campu�small price to securitypay.'' in jail or 30 days of corn containers and the seal has not been In his State of the University Ad Cole also proposed that an intern- · ice. broken, he added. dress, Student Body President John ship program be implemented to in cited driving under the in The last bill limits the number of Cole said Wednesday reviewing the crease campus security. According to ving the scene of an acci- times supervision can be used as a campus security system is his "primary his proposal, the interns would walk lving personal injury or penalty to once in a five-year period, and immediate goal." the campus from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 micide as reasons for license Prescott said. Cole proposed that an adhoc securi p.m. each weeknight. ty commission be formed to examine He added the internship program methods of improving security. would "free up" present security per "We are simply going to attempt to sonnel, Increase student employment · ign education debate slated find ways _to upgrade the present and create a campus escort service. visit to Eastern, said Schlandt is spen · rmstrong system," he said. Cole said some of his other goals for between German ding the 1983-84 academic year in: the ferences In addition to forming a commis the year include· conducting "a. more tional systems will United States as a foreign curriculum ·can educa sion, Cole proposed a $1 increase per active voter registration drive" . and by German consultant to Lake Land College in ed Thursday semester in student activities fees. The reviewing the student government con Schlandt. Mattoon and John A. Logan Com ohannes money would be used to maintain ex stitution and bylaws. is on leave from the munity College in Carterville. t, who isting security equipment and to pur The voter registration drive Ls system, said he will Schlandt's visit here is sponsored by boo! chase new campus lighting. scheduled for Sept. 21-23. Cole said he ch as university ex the U.S. Department of Education, In topics "If security is that important to hopes between 4,000 to 5,000 students situation ternational Studies Branch, he added. ' the employment students," Cole said, "then $1 is a ar.e registered_ to vote by May·� y, teacher training and Ger Schlandt said he will also be speak 'cs. ing to area clubs and organizations uckert, instructor in the during the year. ucation and foundations A 1973 graduate of the University of t, said, "It should be Munich, Schlandt is an English and to both students and history teacher in the Munich Gym understand how West Ger nasium, Guckert added. tion prepares students to Schlandt will speak at 7 p.m. the competitive world.'' Thursday in the Buzzard Building , who arranged Schlandt's auditorium.
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OCSHAshould adopt- delegate plan Yourturn "We wantto serve as a common bridge to bring Needs more repo landlords and students together. " Editorial Editor: -0 ff-Ca mp us Student Housing As socia tion iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim The Daily Eastern News is President Barb Krug. quarters altogether. / source of information of If a plan such as "Assign-a-Delegate" was im-' events for students as well Good idea! plemented, these and other problems between here at Eastern. I am aware of OCSHA is debating a new program called students and landlords might be averted. that a great_,deal of time goes ducing a pa , but many "Assign-a-Delegate." The plan would invol·1e OC OCSHA hopes to be able to assign each per of you cover are really not worth SHA members serving as delegates or mediators delegate to a specific apartment complex or ou extend to them . between students and landlords. landlord so that mediation can progress y on a one- More often than not, in Through the university's placement in to-one basis. . periences with the News, Charleston. landlords ar.d students have been in Since the arrangement between ,students and failed to meet the needs of troduced to a necessarv business bond. landlords is not likely to disappear, the two parties students by not publishing in Landlords earn a regular income from their in need to get together whenever either feels an in that is pertinent to them . A major interest to the · ' estment and students. hopefully, receive ade- justice has been done. un , Homecoming 1983. It is quate housing at a reasonable cost. j Having a reliable mediator should help eliminate weeks away and students But sometimes students don't pay the rent, or disputes between students and landlords. paper for information on me leave the home or apartment in a tragic state of The initial action, however, needs to be a firm dates for .parade and spirit disrepair or annoy neighbors with loud stereos commitment by OCSHA to implement this plan. (which is 5 p.m. Thursday) and parties. After all, if OCSHA plans on being the "bridge to scheduled for Homecoming What about ads? The And sometimes landlords don't bring landlords and students together," then it's make necessary Board pays you for ads to repairs, or equip the tenant with an inadequate best that bridge be made from concrete, rather events, but people tend to neater, refrigerator, oven or unacceptable than sand. very quickly. Since our campus comm deverse, it is a must to have cerns of the students publi student newspaper. Before ing 1 983 is behind us, some articles to inform students of all the activities that will be taking place. Yo deserve to know what's goi Homecoming is a good place
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Editor : Rives' suggestion to several schools under one Quiz good. However, he does prepares you fo-r shock of 'real test' enough in reducing the ad Since this is the second full week of classes, you could overkill. have already experienced a quiz or even, God forbid, a test. · Personal file: If we look at administrative I can't for the life of me understand some teachers' logic. · making at other universities, Don·� they know that just a few shdrt weeks ago we were all Brian Ormiston would find that they make · sleeping until 11 a.m.; not thinking about world problems sions, write similar memos, and economic theories? ball (B) baseball (C) pingpong foosball similar forms, and answer s' What it basically comes qown to is culture shock. (0) BJ Who was the 19 73 Heisman Trophy winner? (A) Billy tions. The same argument So, to those of you who t\ave yet to experience the shock Sims (B)John Cappelletti (C) Jim McMahon (D) O.J. Simp- their assistants and their seer of that have devised a first quiz or test, I short, 1 1-question Now that computers have quiz. It's all the littleknown facts and figures that you always son Section 3 stalled through . which we wanted to know but were afraid to ask about. , Mlscellaneous muriicate with neighboring i Section A 9J Name one of Harold Washington's nicknames. (A) why not link the universities Real Man Knowledge Squid(B) Harold skytalker (C) Zep (D) Squint so a local minimal admini 1 J What was John Wayne's .real first name? (A) Pete (B) type in his qu_ery and r John (C) Marion (D) Pierre 1 OJ Name· the only Republican Expressway in the City of Chicago. (A) Ryan (B) Stevenson (C) Eisenhower (0) Ken answer from a central bank 2J Who wrote the book, "Real Men Don't Eat Quiche"?· nedy University of Illinois? Cert (A) John Wayne (B) Bruce Feirstein (C) Ronald Reagan (D) 11J What animal burled under a bench In front of Old has a long history of int Brian Ormiston Is Main?(A) 1;here isn't one (B) Cat (C) Dog (0) Giraffe ministrative decision making. 3J What city Is the Indy run In? (A) Indianapolis (B) 500 I In just a few years, the Speedway (C)Gary (0) Valparaiso Answers ministration will have retired the MX mlssle have? (A) (1)c. 4J How many war heads does We use their ies B. can salar to Notenough(B)1 (C)10(0)5 (2) faculty and Main (3)' B. Old can be Section a to the students. · Sports " (4) C. The MX missle has 10 �arheads. The warheads 1 hit ten separate targets with an estimated_ accuracy of 5J Ho many blades of plastic grass Is In one square Inch can RobertC. Snyder 1 00 yards. Each warhead has a yield of about 350 kilotons, of Astrot rf?(A) 1 00 (B)300 (C) 615 (0) 900 Music Professor 6J Whl* h one of these four statements on GoffIs not true: equal to about 35,000 tons of TNT. The atomic bomb drop (A) Ray Floyd often works out with his favorate· baseball ped on Hiroshima during World War II carried a payload of 20 kilotons. team, the Chicago Cubs. _ (B) When Gary Player is honie in Johannesburg, South (5) 0. Letterpollc Africa, he devotes a large share of his time to his stable of (6)C. race horses. (7) B; In 1 981, baseball players struck for 49 days. (C) Hale Irwin,an outstanding football player at the Univer (8) B. The nam� and phone n sity of Colorado, played one year of pro football with the (9)B, C, and 0. That question was a gift. least one a�thor must be Denver Broncos before deciding to tum to golf. (1 O) C. All are democrats except the Dwight 0. with each letter to the edit
(0\ Charley Seaver, who was a member of the 1 932 Eisenhower. _ submitted without a Walker Cup team, is the father of Tom.Seaver, the baseball (11)C. A dog named Napolean. pseudonym) or without pitcher. -Brian Ormiston Is photo production manager and regular _ number or other means of 7) Name the sport which had the longest strike. (A) foot- columnist for The Dally Eastern News. authorships will not be pubr . Thursday, September 8, 1983 5
minarset CAA plans changes in courses Woman slays by Crystal Schrof sider curriculum changes for the children twoURBANA , ILL (AP)-A woman discuss The Council Qn Academic Affairs energy management major, he said. found innocent by reasons of insanity Thursday will consider a revision of The curriculum changes consist of in the slaying of her two children will a management course proposal and modifying course titles and basic Ith jobs remain in a state mental hospital even I two revisions of majors. chemistryand physic requirements. though the court no longer requires Bridges CAA Chairman Pat Wright said Wright said the CAA will also that, her attorney said Wednesday. ts will discuss their internship the council will consider changing consider a proposal to modify the Kathleen Johnson has been at and explore career oppor the number of semester credit hours computer management major. Adolph Meyer Mental Health Center Thursday at a meeting describ for Management 4000 "Special In addition, the council win con in Decatur since the April 8 stabbing lth education major's com- Topics" from two to three credit sider making Political Science 1103 and mutilation of her sons, Jeremiah, . th career options. hours. . "American National Government" 8, and Mike, 2. Keller, health education in- ' The CAA will also consider an al rn ti e course to �� � � Sociology Psychiatrist Mort on Tabin told Cir , said the student interns in eliminating Management 3951 "Site 2710 Prmc1ples of Sociology" · or cuit Judge Harold· Jensen on Wednes student who served in a car Visitation," Wright said. The topics Political Science 2603 ··state and day that Johnson did not appear to bilitation center �n Atlanta, covered in Management 3951 "Site Local Government" for computer suffer from mental illness now, and did another who worked with Visitation" will be covered in management majors, Wright added. not seem to be a threaLto herself or Indians in Arizona. Management 4000 "Special The CAA will meet at 2 p.m. anyone else. However, he said he felt •tion, several faculty members Topics." Thursday in the Union addition she was depressed and should stay at ·n career opportunities in the In addition, the council will con- Tuscola room. Meyer to be monitored. •ty health field, she said. speakers include Jack Richard
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Fatigue Pants only 12. 99 ------Save $ 5 on each pair at Regular Price "It is the stations' prerogative to use Khaki or·Olive re .18.00 the news over the air as recorded or Brittania Jeans only 17.99 Play Pants (cotton blend) 14. 99 have their own announcer broadcast Street Wear • Active Wear • Assorted Colors the information," he added. Super Fit Straight Leg. reg. 26.00 re .19.50 Read said the broadcast is not Jeans 14.99 limited to local stations. Stations all Western Suits • Sportcoats • Slacks over the state are notified of the ser 20�o of All Suits • Sportcoats vice, especially if there is a news item Blazers and Slacks of importance for that area. MICKS Includes Ladies Blazers • Skirts & Slacks • John Alexan "If a student does something Benchley.LTD • Kuppenheimer Christian Brooks outstanding, we put it on the Code-A �CLOTHING FREE Tie (7.50) value) with purchase of Phone and contact their home station Men's Poly/Wool Blazer or 3-piece Suit. · about the news," Read said. On The Square •***************************************** . · ········ ··················�···················· • • The men of • • • Charleston ViEJeo • • • • Delta Sigma • Arcade · • � � ············································ · • Phi • • invite all interested to a • • • • • • • • Rush Party • • • • N • • • • • • Tonight 9:00 • • G ES • with the women of • Dragon's.Lair • • • • 7th and 9th floor Carman • • · • first laser disc game ploy • • • ona40"1V • • Champio� Baseball • Come • e and Meet the • • • StarTrek • • e DeltaSigs! • • Mr.Do • • e • on Route 16 between Wendy's and Cart • t 705 9th Street • • Mon. Thurs.1 Oa.m.-12a . • : • _1 ·. 10 a.m.-1 a.m For Rides and lnfo • � Fn. & Sat. • • 1 p.m.-12 a • 345-9889 • - �***********• .,...*�************************* Thursday, September 8, 1 983 ,7 ulty to e pre x . ss views � :\\ grade plan o� �"� -...�" plus/-minus faculty have been given the . said. \I'- �v. INCLUDES : 'ty to express their views on Under the proposal, instructors .... UB Events, Athletic ') on Academic Affairs' pro would be allowed to record plus/minus � �� "' plus/minus grading system, letter grades on final semester reports, � Schedules, University 'rman Pat Wright ·said he noted...... -• Schedules, Phone Directory ..... "Each letter grade and it's· modifica £� and much more ! said a survey has been cir tion would be computed into the stu ong faculty members and is dent's grade point average according to � "to determine current a determined scale,'' Wright said. UNION BOX OFFICE practices'1 among Eastern Under the current system, a student Tues. - Thurs. 9:00 am. - 4:00 pm. receiving a B + , C + , D + , A and a , only S 300 ey asks four questions, to B + on his report card would "have a ty can respond yes or no, .GPA of 2.375. With the proposed room for additional com system, the GPA would be 2.638. noted. However, if a student were tp receive . ey asks faculty if they would B-, C-, D-, A- and a B-, the current J>lzzciSJ> t:?clcil! ted in using a plus/minus system would give the student a GPA r------coupon------·· . system in assigning final of Under the proposed system, 2.375. I I the GPA would be lowered to 2.075. the faculty are asked if their · The proposal, which was- originally procedures generally result in discussed by the CAA last spring, was J>ci"llcil�s � I grade which they then con tabled to allow committee members [ Large Thin Sausage & Pitcher of Coke tter grade." time to investigate the proposal fur s .S only regularly $8. 55 0tion, the survey asks faculty ther. � $6.50 grading procedures generally Wright said he believes the proposal Inside orders only. Offer good Sunday-Thursday �I er grade which they equate will be discussed by the CAA in Oc :· ---� ------coupon ------�' in percentage of material tober. with a quality of perfor- lty are also asked to deter- If the proposed grading change is Just t numerical percentage adopted, the scale would be as fo llows: bring in an A and an A-. A 4.0 said the results of the faculty A- 3.7 �his coupon! ·11 be included in the final B+ 3.3 the proposal for CAA B 3.0 B- 2.7 ed that he believes the pro c+ 2.3 lus/minus grading systetn c 2.0 ow students the opportunity C- 1.7 more precise grades on their D+ 1.3 D 1.0 minus grading policy would F 0.0 tructors to award borderline IS2ALL SHOWS BEFORE 6P.M.] STARTS FRIDAY! JA�:i':rn {!!] �tauAN ORION PICTURES RELEASE COMPLETE . STARTS FRIDAY! NOW, THERE'S AUTO REP IR ANEWNAME engines-transmissions-brakesA FOR TERROR. Major or minor repairs Mike Mackey, Owner c� r� '------� ,, Morals and Majors an informational series Where there's Featuring: always something new Dr. JohnFaust political science dept at E.l.U. This week featuring: fresh pastries •jumbo cookies · Thursday, Sept. 8 & h bagels cream c eese 7:00 p.m. enticing coffees & teas, hot or iced and lots more! Wesley Foundation Student Ctr. 4th & Lincoln next to E.L. Krackers (across from Lawson Hall) I Mon.-Sat: 7 a.m.-10 p.m. • 345-1011 Sponsored by Wesley Foundation Pleas!' report class1s1fed errors 1mmed1ately at 58 1-2812. ·Thursday's will appear 1n the next edlt1on Unless not1f1ed. we cannot be re for ;rn 111con ect ad after its first 1nsert1on The Dally EasternNe ws 8 September 8, 1983 Classified ads Sel'Yices Offered Wanted For Rent For Sale For Sale Fast acc urate typing . WANTED: Le ad singer to STUDENTS : For fa ll, 3 Pioneer AM-FM stereo One man 's junk is another $ 1.00/page . 348-5955, Deb· complete Heavy Metal Band bedroom apartment furnished rece iver , $85; Harmon Kardon man's treasure - se ll those un bie. 345-3690 . fo r 2 people $200/month . Turn table, $ 10 5. Jim or John , wanted items and turn clutter ______10/6 ______9/8 Trash & water paid. 1629 345-2477. into cash. Us e the Class ifieds ! Ho use cleaning done . WANTE D: Lead singer and Jackson . Call anytime . 345- ______9/9 ______cOO h References , responsib le , keyboard ist for Rock band per- 9451 .. 2-B.F. Goodrich Snow Tires. Stereo -Magnavo x po rtable. reliable . Call Kim 58 1-3 169 . fo rm ing current and_ classic ______9/9 H78-15 with 15 in . wheels , Great condit io n and so und. Have own trans . Babysitting rock . Call 58 1-3156 . Rent a mini-storage as low as $60 . Call 58 1-5748. $75. Call 348-1775 aft er 5 also . ______9/ 15 $20 per month . Sizes 4 x 12 ______9/9 p.m. ______9/9 up to 1 Ox22. West Ro ute 16 . 1 980 GN 400 Suzuk i Black �------9/9 Non -credit Japanese . Rides/Riders Phone 345·77 46 . witl:l Gold mag wheels , 4,400 Fisher Belt drive turnt able ______oo language course offered . Star miles , excellent cond ition. with Audio-Technica cartridge. $ ting Sept . 13 Tuesday 7:00 Two bedroom trailer , partially 799 inc ludes new Vetter Excellent condit ion. $65.00 or One girl needs ride to Lin $ p.m. Room 103 Coleman Hall. furnished , 195 per month . helmet . Go ing to Serv ice. Call best offer . 348-586 7. every Tues co ln Mall or vacinity Frida y, Call 345-400 7. 348-86 67. The class will meet ______9/9 day and Thursday 7:00 p.m. · September 9th . De sperate . ______00 ______9/9 8:00 p.m . Call 345-66 12 for Call Linda 58 1-5 141. Regency Apts., has ap ts. , Speech Path Majors : I'm sell ·Lost and Found further info . ______9/8 available for second semester. ir;ig "The Signed English Dic _ bo ______9/ 12 Two need ride th ways to Call 345-9105. tionary ". Never used. Ask ing Need Typ ing Done? Call Ar i. Hts·. 9-9.25 04 or 2538 . ______10/ 15 $ 15 ( $25 value). 581-5540. LOST: Dirv ers licens e. Remember - lost ______9/ 8 ATTE NTION Fe male ______Finder please call 348-8868 345-2 595 after 5 p.m. 9/9 ads are run three _ -9/ 16 Ride needed to Purdue U. st udents ! Beautiful apartment Mens green 10 sp. Schwinn , as k fo r Henry Gordo n. --_ _Y --""""--:c-.,,- as a serv ice· to 1 La fa yette , Ind . This weekend . for rent , right across fro m the $ ______NEE D T P ING: Cal 345- 1 20 , car rack and lock inc lud 9/9 Please lim it ads to 1 Call Tim 345-7323 . Science big. on 4th Street. FOUND :. Sm all gold wr ist 922 5 aft er 5 p.m. ed. Susan, 3889. less. ______9/8 $ 150 .00 per month , plus ______9/9 chain in Buzzard Bldg. First -,.----.,..,----:o-=9/8 So lo fit offers SE LF Ride needed to Naperville shared ut ilit ies. Call 581 · '7 3 Dodge Coronet Stat ion floor wo men's rest room. Claim DEFENSE , AE ROB ICS , area Se pt. 9. Call Vicki, 345- 3684. wagon.Pow er steering, po wer at Eastern News office. WE IGHT contro l and more at 2537. ______9/2 3 brakes , air, v-8 en gine, new ______919 yo ur conven ience in the 9/8 Priv ate furnished rooms ne ar brak es and exhaust, sno w LOST: Blue depos it book for pr ivacy of yo ur home ! Call Square. $ 13 5. Call 345- tires. Call 345-3691. the EIU Square Folks. If fo und , 23 5-0764 or 268-4239 . Roommates 7171. ______9 1 14 · please call 581-5560. No ______9/ 12 ______00 Men's Sch winn Vars it y 1 O· quest ions as ked. Guitar lessons av ailable on speed bicycle, excellent con ______9/9 Need Girl to share apt . Water campus . Rick 581-579 1. dition, $ 100.00. Call 348- Please ret urn lost billfo ld and and trash paid. $ 10 5 .00 per For Sale RHONDA LEATH ______9/1 3 0173 aft er 5. keys. Blue billfold with rainbow month . Close to campus. Call gratulations on b · ______9/9 on outside. 3 keys on key ring. 348-8 768. Par ents Club ch · Gibson "Explorer II" guitar, Rummage Sale: 2716 St h Ret urn to the Lawson Rm 800 . ______9/9 know you'll do a Help Wanted Marshall 50 -watt half-stack, 4th Frid ay and Sat. 9-5, No quest ions as ked . Share 2 bedroom ho use with Lov e, Your Alpha monitors , 1 2-channel bi am p clothes , furniture, games, ______9/9 EIU st udent w/dryer , own bath , Looking for qualified , WS I bo ard w/case , P.A. speakers books , miscellaneous. STOLEN: Bro wn Sch winn furnished $ 100 . Mattoon. cert ified , swim co aches ; pre fer Peavey backstage am plifier, ______9/9 Con tinent al 10 -s peed from 234-4889 even ings , 234- experience with ag es 6 thru and various other equipment. So lid pine bed room suite Po lk St. Apts. Night of 9-3-83 . 3410 work . Ask for Mike 18. Begin work Sept . 19 . Call 345-1476 $450; Craftsm an rout er w/ac- · $ Reward , no questions as ked. --···· ______9/9 345-938 7 or 58 1-3220 as ______9/ 13 cessories $200 ; Craftsman Call 345-7 284 aft er 5 p.m. Wanted , man to share fur I soon as po ss ible. 1980 Yamaha 650 Maxim work benc h $35; pair glass ______9/9 • . AEROB nished apartment with man. Custom Paint & Seat. Excellent ______9/9 tables $ 1 5; do uble bike basket FOUND: Managem ent book, Available imm ed iately. 345- Wanted Babysitter in my cond . $2000 348-8493 or $9; coo ler, 1 2 gal. $ 10, 345- not eboo k and three records. 4846. : EXERCI home start ing time 6:30 a.m. 345-6888. 5000. Call East ern Daily News and • ----·---� 9/16 • finishing time is flexible . Ref. -,------9/9 ______9/9 identify. ONE female roommate ne ed- required . Must have own Atari 2600 and seven car ______9/9 • ed for Fall/S pring to sh are trans portation. Phone 345- tridges , Astero ids , Pac·Man, • . ho us e with 3 others , own 6144. Berzerk , Combat , Donkey • bedroom. $ 100.00 . 348· & -,------,----,---9/9 Kong , Circus Space In • 000 7. • · "German tutor for fr ustrated vad ers . 581-5451. �------9/14 singer. Call 53 78 as soon as ______9/ 13 U-Store Warehouse Co. • po ssible ." Suzuki (GS750 ) 1980 , Self-service Mini Storage • $ • ______9/9 For Rent 1575. 13 ,000 miles ex U-Store Warehouse cellent condit ion. Red. 20 Different Sizes from Sitter (Semester) for elderly Se lady Tuesdays 3-5 p.m. an d/or ______918 : Starts Two bedroom furnish ed 4' x 5' up. U-Carry The Key. Wednesday noon (6 wks). In FOR SALE: 1 97 4 Mont e Univer apartments from $240. Ne ar INDIVIDUAL ROOMS : terv iewing Th urs . & Fri. 3-5 Carlo , maroon. PS, PB, AC. �-£:j S quare. Call 345-7171: One mile south of Rte. "You_ C,,rry The Key" • p.m.345- 3771. Runs good. $600. Call Rick 16 Unio ______oo • ______9/9 581-5788 . on Highway For rent : furnished 7 -room 1 30 ______9/9 Gall Whether yo u're offering or house for six st udents at $ 1 50 Indoor/Outdoor Ro ller REX 'N' DON BUILDING looking for a job , check the each/mo nth , ut ilit ies included . Ca/1 348-8 he lp-wanted classifieds first - Deposit re quired . Located at Skates. Rare ly used. Asking $ $ Ph: 345-3535 or After Hours 345-5850 \ they can help! 308 7th St . Call 345-69 18. 15 ( 40 value). 581-5540. I ______cO Oh ______9/9 ._.... ______oo 13 Bearish times 36 · ACROSS DOWN What 18 Revolt 1 U.S.N.A., e.g. Adamites 19 Art - back Thursday's 5 Kind of energy 1 Envelope abbr. to 23 Influence 41 10 Catches 2 Small salmon Adjuvant 24 What a 42 Boozers 14 Heavy reading 3Hymn ender warmonger 43 Goes 15 Wind : Prefix 4 Socialite for rattles 44 Sao -, 16 Draft status 5 Young sockeye 25 Sign-offword Brazil 17 Daisy 6 Initiation 26 Grizzled civet 45 Fail 20 Set of nine toi TV Digest. 7 Pole's 27 Large 46 "Strange Crossword notes neighbor kangaroos Interlude 21 Stick-ons 5:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Highlights 8 Soul : Fr. 28 Where Saul heroine 22 Weight 9Touring 2,3, 10 , 15, 1 7,20-News 2, 15,2 0-Mama's Family 10-Movie: A bus takes a met a witch 47 Beige · allowance troupe's 9-Hogan's Heroes 1 2-World War I "Deto ur to Terror" (Made for 29 English 48 Earth 23 He wrote "The presentation 17,38-NFL Football: San TV; 1980 ) when it's hijacked seaside resort 49 Together 1 2-Nightly Business Report Nazarene'' 10 Dutch painter : 30 -- -Saxon 38-Mary Tyler Moore Francisco at Minnesota by hoodlums. O.J. Simpson , Mus. 24 Emergency 1450?-1516 32 Monastery 50 As 's · 8:00 p.m. 6:00 p.m. Art e Johnson . 27 Iterate ta 11 " ...aw ing 33 Footnote • mistress 2,3, 10 , 15, 1 7,20-News . 2, 15,20-We Got It Made 1 7-Nightline 28 D.C. group · -- prayer" indicators 51 NCO's 9-Alice 3;10-Simon & Simon 38-Movie : "Five Miles to once headed by 12 Sci. area- 35 Ran again 53 Maison 12-MacNe il, Lehrer Report 1 2-.Jacques Co usteau Midnight." (1963 ) The wife Mrs. Burford 38-Rawh ide 8:05 p.m. (So ph ia Loren) of a slippery 31 Islands off 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 6:05 p.m. 4-Portrait of America Americ an in Paris (Anthony Galway 4--Carol Burnett 8:30 p.m. Perkins) soon wishes sh e 32 Hatchback · 14 15 6:30 p.m. 2, 1 5,20-Cheers hadn't aid ed him in a plan to 33 In a bit 2-T ic Tac Dough 9:00 p.m. cheat the ins urance company. 34 Tige 17 18 3-PM Magazine 2, 15,20-Hill Street Blues Gig Yo ung , Je an-Pierre Au 37 In addition · 38 More than 20 · 9--Caro l Burnett and Fr iends 3, 1 0-Knots Landing ment. dusky 1 0-People's Co urt 9-News 11:30 p.m. 39 Makin or 15,20-Jeffersons 12-.Jazz in America 2-Late Night With David Let Tarawa 1 7 -Entertainment Tonight 9:05 p.m. term an 40 Ergot host 4-News 3-Hawaii Five -0 6:3.5 p.m. 41 Pongids 9:30 p.m. 9-Dre am Merchants 31 42 Music buff's 4-Go od News 9-lnn News 15,20-Th icke of the Night , prized 7:00 p.m. 9:35 p.m. Midnight 34 possession 2, 15,20 Gimm e A Break ! - 4--Baseball: At lant a at San 17-Rhoda . 43 Turk's-cap, 3-Magnum , P.I. 37 Francisco 12:30 a.m. e.g. 9--Movie: "Run Silent , Run 10:00 p.m. 2-News 44 Servetea Deep." (1958) Rob ert Wise 40 2,3, 10 , 1 5,20-News 3-Movie : "Twins of Ev il." 45 Lake in N.Y. directed this taut acco unt of a 9-Tw ilight Zone · (English, 19 71) satanic rites 48 Lizards clash of wills aboard an 10:30 p.m. and vam pirism alter the 52 Pluto Americ an sub on a search 2, 1 5,20-Ton ight destin ies of two sisters in 54 Respecting and -destro y mission . Clark 3-MASH - 1 9th -century Austr ia. Peter 55 M. Zola Gable, Burt Lanc aster , Jack 9--Charlie's Angels Cush ing , Madeleine Collinson. 56 Composer 52 Warden. .10-U.S. Open Tennis 17-News Weill 1 0-Billy Grah am Crusade Highlights 12:35 a.m. 57 Greek crosses 54 1 2-0v er Easy 1 2-Latenight America 4-Movie : "Tall Man Riding ." 58 Smallest of the 1 7, 38-Too Close for Com 17-News ( 1955) A Montanan (Ran Cyclades 57 59 Half- -- over fort 38-Marshal Dillon do lph Scott)goes home bent 7:05 p.m. (tipsy) 11:00 p.m. on vengeance . Dorothy 4-Portrait of America · 3-U.S. Open Tennis Malone . Ple Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements Announcements you or anyon.e -yo u Show that special friend yo u Classified advertisement is Delta Sig rush party70 1 5 DZ 's, don 't forget to be at Paula Ruiz, hope yo ur sex ually assaulted? care - the classified way. Put the fastest, easiest, cheapest 9th St. for rides and into. Call Marty's tonight at 6:45.Please semester is going well !! Study confidential help is yo ur personal message in the way to get results - everyone 345-9884. try to make it. hard ! Your Cuz Penny. Call Wo men Against anno uncements. reads the classifi eds, so put ------'---9/8 --�-----9/8 ______9/ 8 ·2162. ______c.OOh yo ur wo rds to work ! Come get your car washed �------·00 Angie Elliot . those ri bbons ______cO Oh by the PINK PANTHERS on Jam 2, 9/ 11/8 3 lo ok great ! Glad to have yo u as Phi Beta Lambda, EIU's Sunday, Sept . 10 from 10:00 "Do-It-yourself" Classified Ad Form Orang e", "Ethyl a Phi! Keep up the spirit ! Lo ve, business organization,' will a.m.-3 :00 p.m. at the OLD yo ur Silver Sis Main Marathon Statuion! Oct anes", "Hot Set' have their mem bership drive opens noon, $ 5/p er. ______9/ 8 next week. All business ma ______9/9_ Name t La ke Park, fi ve Happy Birthday Kathy, Lo ve jors/minors ar e welcome. Look ATTENTION: Impo rtant of Cha rl eston. yo ur Kappa Delta Sisters. to r ta ble in Blair, Co leman, and meeting to r Theatr e majors, ------,---9/ 9 ______9/ 8 the Union. minors, and other inte re sted Phone dozen Sw eetheart TE RRI STERNAU, Cun ______9/9 st udents 7:00 p.m. Thursday, $9.9 9, get the 2nd grat ulations on yo ur new of- Kappa Delt a invites all in S eptember 8 in th e Playroom ONE CENT! Call No fice. we're lo oking fo rw ard to terest ed women to our bowling of the Do udna Fine Arts Address Shop to r details yo ur littl e talks. Lo ve, yo ur party tonit e at 7: 00 p.m. · Cent er. Alp ha Garnsist ers. Come. join in the tun and ______9/ 8 00 ______·_9/ 8 Delta Sig .Rush party 1705 =-:-:-:---:-::-::-::::-:-:::==o:: sist erhood that Kay Dee has to , Ad to read MA R K�. rING GRAMPS GRAMS singing offer! Call 345-6525. 9th St , tor rides and info call 110N telegrams ! Have a fl ea ridden 345-9884. mem bership ------=-...,.· 916 the Union Walkway, derelict sing for any occassion. EIU ANC IE NT, MEDIEVAL & ______9/8 , 13·16. Be a part of Pies in face available. $ 5.00, RENAISSANCE Society wants Want a room? A car? A st organization · on 345-29 17. you !! Come enjoy & learn ster eo? A job? Whatever you All Majors Are ______9/ 15 about Research & Re want, check the Eastern News Earn $ 500 or more each enactment in the Current Mid classified ads. school year. Flexi ble ho urs. ---....,..,--9 116 dl e Ages at our New Mem ber wers ur ro om wit h a rem - Mont hly payment fo r placing Meeting. Tonight at 7: 00 p.m., Puzzle Ans Carly le Int erio rs post ers on campus. Bonus Sulli van R., St ud ent Union. Fo r A C A 0 s 0 l A RI 8 A G S . · , West Ro ut e 16, based on results. Prizes more info stop by our Union T 0 II E I A N E II 0 I 0 N E A T H E B U II S T E A D S D 0 G Mon.-Sat. phone awa rded as well. 800-526- lo bby table, today, or call Jeri, N 0 N U p l ET•D E C A l S 0883. 348-0045 or Beth, 581 · - TR E T •A s c H--- 0 ______9/9 S T R A I T E P A �--,---- 0 3168. •E C H O• dent Acco unting Fibix pix : "Foolin " Def Lep ------�918 A R A N S• A U T 0 •A N 0 N & T E R 8 R 0.N S D 0 G Under classification of: be holding its first pard and "Root Garden" Al Ja r 8 u KIM SALMAN, The new E L S E • E BO N• A T 0 l l ursday, Sept. 8 at reau. La Roo. Good st uff, eh? ' alumni clu b chairman . we know R V E • A p ES• s T E R E 0 . i1 the Coleman Lec ----,---,----9/ 8 --- l I l V• p 0 U R --- yo u'll do a fantastic jo b with Dates to run ______��--- 0 N E I D A A U R I A N S Our speakers will be HE Y TRl-SIGS! Thanks fo r this new office. Lo ve, Yo ur •5 who co mplet ed inl the great function last night . It II I C K E V 11Kl u s E S D 0 G Alp ha GarnSist ers. I N R E I E 11 ·1 l E I K U R T 1 4 1 O this Summ er. We will was a "p rize" of a night. Loo k COST: cents per word first day, cents ______9/ 8 T A u s I 0 E L 0 s I 5 E A S 'ng our upcoming ing fo rward to partying again . per word each consecutive day thereafter Jin Decat ur. Anyone Yo u Sig Pi neigh bo rs. (minimum 10 words). Student rate half price - i1 our organization is -+------9 18 ed' to att end. La ies of DE LT A ZETA, the ad MUST be paid for in advance. PLEASE: no men of Sigma Pi are getting ts will be served. ' checks for amounts less than $1. 00. Lost & �----,--9/ 8 psyched fo r a great 4 o'clock Campus clips Found ads are run FREE for three days. ARD: $25.0 0 to r clu b with yo u tommo row. Pre-Legal Socie leading to recovery ______9/ 8 ty will meet Thursday, Sept. 8 at 3:30 p.m. in Place ad and money in envelope and deposit Schwinn Continenta l Jlm-bo, Congrat ulations on Coleman Hall Room 205. Office rs will be sele cted, fund rais ing in Daily Eastern News box in Union by 2 p.m. stolen from Polk St. pl edging Sigma Chi. I know will be discussed, and a social ho ur may foll ow. it is to run. The of 9/3/83. Call , yo u 'll have a gr eat tim e! Lo ve, one business day before News t Careers In Health seminar will be held Thu rsday, Sept. 8 at after 5 p.m. No Suzie reserves the right to edit or refuse ads con· 6:00 p.m. in the Li brary Lecture Room. Find out where a major in asked. ______9/ 8 community health can take you. sidered libelous or in bad taste. -- 918 Get involved in COLLEGE -,----,-,-- Rugby Club been to Lam bda Chi REPUBLICANS! Meet in g will practice Thursday, Sept. 8 at 4: 00 p.m. so uth Student? (Student rate half· of the campus pend. The fi Cook-out today at 4 tonight Sept. 8 at 6 p.m. in rst game will be held Sat urday, Sept . price) D Yes D No from Pemberto n Greenup ro om. Everyone 1 O against WIU at 4: 00 p.m. Welcome!! Pa rty fo llow ing. Student Accounting Society wil l meet Thursda y, Sept. 8 at ______9/ 9 ----,---9/ 8 --- 7:00 p.m. in .Co leman Lect ure Hall. Summer st udent int erns will Payment: ______DCash DCheck t want ed to let yo u Cind y Webb, Congratula speak and the upcoming Decat ur CAT to ur will be discussed. u. I yo ur pledg e class of much I lo ve yo tions on Refreshments will be served. 're going to have a fice of Secretary. We're proud together! Lo ve of yo u! Claudia and June ______9/ 8 rat's tales Congrat ulations Denise Kraft on pledging Alp ha Garns and esp ecially becoming Jr. Panh el Delegate. Good jo b! Lo ve, Margie ______9/ 8 PHI GAMS: Weekly meeting, 6: 00, Charleston-Mattoon Room. ------.,..----9 / 8 PHI GAMMA NU is no. 1 chapt er in the nation !! ______9/ 8 2 ALABAMA tickets to r sale. Bette r seats than available now. Call Dan at 345-692 6 or Mary at 581-2 552. ' . ------9/ 8 There'n Back the Wizard 's Closet----.... HEY OEA N, "'11-1A T5 Coo k- TY'i1Jf1 flvF.;S. A LAS/ (l·MT IS NOT '"T>1t: l �tf ()fl) TH E f/O T 12.f.tlSt>"' � SIT fiATC"I. 11 5U�f T .fl/€'£!) "TD.Plltc. Tlcf � 1'1E'fZE' WA/l.All tAl f M't ?os7E'lltof1.... sMcus 4000 , J usr LI kE M�5 ._J ��b KITlH EtJ '«· ( b ) ... &�ir�� 8MX '"':rv lffb?' /�,41.so l.E41 TIM'4Tt HoM.e! 'toll,. 'Plt SS/N (; i:.11cvse-s , /t vl' U'S . Yt.Jtt. S'C IAMaUN(. /Jol'IE At'PL'i TO .ME' T1>"A'f ' . /�� Hi>IEllEi , 'Y�;� 'j..i.',, / BLOOM COUNTY �Berke Breathed ..------.... \ :. JJdit._<.1. 1 c: 1-ti!�, 5TVFF 'J?I HEY.. . �F!Dt\ I PIPH'i MY IN� 11U\1VAV5. CJ«l£R PIN 5U YA PIP. l1tCAvfnf' �' �.lk .IV•T 0"1 ��tit OF7Hlfr. 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But at the end of fall camp Rafferty Eastern's starting quarterback position an ed by leading the Panthers to an impressiY tory over Illinois State University last Sat Rafferty said getting the starting job the did -not really surprise him, but he admitt bit tentative at the beginning. "I wasn't surprised, but the starting job quicker than I thought it would," Raff! "But I really progressed well this fall." "At first I didn't know how the old would react to me calling the plays, but o there it was easy," he added. "I'm just now.·" The quarterback position had been a tion mark in the Panther offense, but Sa dribbled! ferty stepped forward and answered t with a solid performance. Out (right) puts the Lakeside Field against Eastern freshman Greg Mellor match is at 1 p.m. Saturday at In his quarterb<\ckdebut , Rafferty com photo by Fred Zwicky) move on a Houston Baptist player during Tuesday's Cleveland State. (News 14 passes for 136 yards and one touch 4-0 non-conference soccer win. The Panthers' next more importantly he took charge of the fense, earning him the respect of his coach. Eastern head coach Al Molde said, "I Rogers, Raines rally pa�t Cubs more pleased with the way John played 6-·1, like everything about him." "I really like the way he handles the t Expos now leading Eastern Division field," Molde continued. "He has the sa in there and throw theball . He could be a MONTREAL (AP)-Tim Raines' two-run double The loss, coupled with Montreal's 6-1 victory over "The thing about him I like the most is ·�· capped a four-run second inning and Steve Rogers Chicago, dropped the Pirates one game · behind the will eat the ball if he has too," Molde 'r fired a five-hitter as the Montreal Expos won their first-place Expos in the National League East. �. would much rather see him eat it than thr I fourth straight game by beating the Chicago Cubs 6-1 Cox, 2-3, too)ca three-hitter and a 5-1 lead into the : terception every time someone gets in on JJt: Wednesday night. niµth. But the right-hander departed after Marvell Rafferty said he agrees with his coach .. . The victory gave �ogers, 17�9, the �ational Wynne began the ninth with a double an� scored on style of play and added that it League lead in wins. The right-hander struck out Dave Parker's one-out single. Reliever Dave Rucker characteristic he has.always possessed. four and walked two in pitching his 13th complete walked pinch hitter Gene Tenace and Bruce Sutter "I'm not the kind of player who yells game of the season. came on to get the finaltwo outs for his 17th save. to get everyone's attention," Rafferty ex Montreal erased a 1-0 deficit with their four-run Lonnie Smith led off the game for St. Louis with a would rather set an example by my actio outburst against Dickie Noles, 5-9. Gary Carter single and stole second. Ozzie Smith followed with a ing calm and cool no matter what the situa doubled and Terry Francona walked and, with two bunt single and Willie McGee then delivered an RBI Molde said he has found his starting outs,. Doug Flynn singled home the tying run. single. One out later, Andy Van Slyke's sacrifice fly in Rafferty and added that no pressure Rogers followed with an .RBI single to right and made it 2-0. young quarterback to perform. Raines drove in two more runs with a bouncer that Richie Hebner hit his third home run of the season "John is the best-prepared quarterback rolled into left-fieldcorne r for a double. in the Pittsburgh second before Ozzie Smith singled our team," Molde said. "He is the guy Francona's first homer, with one out in the sixth, home a St. Louis run in the bottom half of the inn turned to and he will remain our starti stretched the lead to 5-1 before Carter added an RBI ing. back." single off reliever Bill Campbell in the seventh. The Cardinals added two more runs in the seventh This Saturday Rafferty will be put Chicago got an unearned run in the first inning on McGee's double off Rick Rhoden, 10-12, David against a tough Southern Illinois Universi when Thad Bosley scored as Ron Cey bounced into a Green's pinch-triple and Ken Oberkfell's squeeze Carbondale. Rafferty . s:tid although he · bases loaded double play. bunt. . with last week's effort he knows he can i The Cardinals, with 11 home dates still remaining, "I know we are still going to go with a Cards win 5-2 set a Busch Stadium attendence record Wednesday game again," Rafferty said. "But I wo game. ST. LOUIS (AP)-Rookie Danny Cox pitched night when 25,981 fans paid to watch their · more consistent with my passes when I g eight strong innings and Ozzie Smith rapped three In 70 home dates, the Cardinals have drawn to throw." o 2,123,727. The previous record of 2,111,906 was set Molde said that Rafferty will have . singles, leading the St. L uis Cardinals past the Pitt · a in sburgh Pirates 5-2 Wednesday night. last year. show his ar a little more this week, but · his quarterback that the Panthers would ty conservative. · "We are going to throw a little more," "But we will stick with our game plan of Paby Jeff ntLong her grid tickets on sale todayMain Street. dale Holiday Inn, located at 800 East offense. We will let the game dictate how Eastern fans who wish to purchase tickets for the All interested EIU alumni, faculty and friends are in will throw." Panther contest against intrastate grid rival the vited to attend. University of Southern Illinois-Carbondale may do For those fans who miss Saturday's game, a tape so Thursday, Eastern Assosciate Athletic Director delay replay of the game will be aired at 9:30 a.m. · Joan Schmidt said Wednesday. Sunday by Olney's WUSI-TV, Channel 16. tryout Fa ns may purchase reserved-seat tickets from 9 Bill Criswell, formervoice of the Salukis, will han EasternSo'sftball head softball coach a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Lantz Gym ticket office. The dle the play-by-play duties, while former Southern 0 · braccio has scheduled a mandatory. m ticket price is $7 per person. quarterback and current Mount Vernon High School p.m. Thursday at the swimming pool The kickoff is slated for 1 :30 p.m. at Southern's coach Brad Pancoast will provide commentary. Lantz Building for all women interested McAndrews Stadium. Fans may also tune in to the "Coaches Corner" out for the Panthers women's softball In addition, Eastern's office of alumni services has Monday through Friday at 7 p.m. on Liberty Any students with questions may . arranged a reception to be conducted prior to the Cabletelevison's Channel 12, Premium one. The braccio at 581-6008 or stop by her offi game. - show will feature weekly comments by Panther head Lantz Building. · The reception will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1. coach Al Molde, the Panther scoreboard and player p.m. Saturday in the Regency Room of the Carbon- interviews. Thursday,Sei>t �mber 8, 198 3 Dally EasternNe ws · Fall . .. . ...., ..,, (., at expectations! Boaters confident Spiker potential . em's football team anticipates its second Eastern's soccer Panthers appear confident.. Eastern's volleyball team welcomes back a toit ht NCAA I-AA post-season playoff berth that they can post their finest season ever by ad group of returnees and looks to finish among the season after advancing to the 1 983 quarter- vancing to the NCAA Division I championship GCAC's top four teams this season. round. See page 4 See page 2 See page 3 .1 fall SportsGulde Thursday, September 8, 1 983 Gridders boast veteran Unit, anticip by Kirby Flowers ate J;.AAtoUrney play A veteran Eastern grid squad lead by a new head coach is after its second Football straight post-season bid to the National Collegiate Athletic Association Divi will have to execute the offense and Come to lnyarts sion I-AA championships. defense to the two opening two road •for a good selection "The team is committed to returning opponents. •Professional fit to the NCAA playoffs," first-year "We will be on the road against Il •Reasonable Prices Panther coach Al Molde said. "But in linois State and Southern Illinois and order �o do that we have to win every the home team always has some advan game." tages," Molde noted. "So it is impor Last season Eastern went undefeated tant that we really limit our errors and · during the regular season, posting a 10- turn overs. 0-1 mark. In addition, the Panthers ''The offense must be error free,'' earned their first post-season bid in Molde continued. "We cannot afford Boston their second year of NCAA Division I to turn the ball over five times a game AA competition. or let them come up with a big play In the opening round of the against us. playoffs, Eastern beat a tough Jackson "At the same time, our defense will State unit 20-17. The team was later have shut down their offenses," Mold� eliminated by Tennessee State 20-19. added. "We will have to dominate Molde admits that the road to the their offense and force the turn over." playoffs is a long· one, but he does Molde said that offensively the Pan believe his team can accomplish the thers would have to make strides slow goal with a good start. ly until Eastern's quarterback situation . "We have to get off to a fast start," is stabilized. Molde said. "We must play well early "Because we don't have an ex if we are going to reach our team perienced quarterback we are going to Located in goal." play a little conservatively at first," · Consequently; Molde said his team Molde said. Old Towne Coclch 1414 FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Charleston, IL Eddy's Mon.-Sat. 9 a Date Opponent Site Panther SportShop pe Sept. 3 (6:30) at Illinois State Normal , IL Sundays 1 Sept. 1 O (1 :30) at Southern Illinois Carbondale, IL Sept. 17 (1 :30) Grand Valley State O'Brien Stadium (Hall of Fame) Sept. 24 (1 :30) at Northeast Missouri Kirksville, MO The Only Oct. :t�1_:�0) ::.>. Youngstown State O'Brien Stadium · (Homecoming) Oct. 8 (6:30) at Akron Akron, OH Store With Oct. t5j,!;�O) Northern Iowa * O'Brien Stadium Oct. 22 (1 :30) Western Illinois* O'Brien Stadium Oct. ·29 (1 :30) Indiana State O'Brien Stadium Everything Nov. 5 (1 :00) Southwest Missouri* O'Brien Stadium (Parents Weekend) Nov. 1 2 (1 :00) at Western Kentucky Bowling Green, KY s Yes! *All Home Games in Bold Brook *Mid-Continent Conference - All Times CDT /CST Football Roster Adidas Yes ! NO NAME POS (Torch 49 1 HenryCas tellanos .....,. . •.. "· . , .. . K Jerry Jackson ...... CB Dealer) 2 50 Patpl�ir * ...... '':: ..:<>: .... TE Kent La wren ce• • • ...... OG 3 Wes Nixon • ...... FB 51 Paul Galan ti ...... LB Nike Yes ! 4 Reggie Drew • ...... CB 52 Bob DeVita ...... LB 5 Reggie Taylor * ...... LB 53 John Beach ...... LB 7 54 DuWayne Pitt� ...... •...... •...HB Chuck Bingham ...... C Etonic Yes! 8 55 Kevin Staple *** ..'...... HB Ortega Jackson ** ...... •....LB 9 Jerry Wright ** ...... 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SS 90 Alswinn Kieboom ...... K 42 92 Gary Bridges * ...... •...... CB Frank Walsh * ...... / ..DE 43 Earl McKinney ...... CB 93 Carl Par ker ...... DT 44 94 Al Jennings • ...... LB Pete Schaub ...... •... OT 45 Jeff Musgray * ...... HB 95 Tony Ruffino...... DE LUCK· 46 96 GOOD Tony Williams ...... ·...... LB St eve Bonnes ...... OT 47 Bernard Ho lland ...... HB 99 Roderick Mathis ...... DT 48 Jeff Fritchtnitch ...... LB PANTHE.RS! EasternNe ws Thursday, September 8, t 983 fall SportsGu lde 3 ters boast top veterans, GJJonntt:r r;Jtair Creations ason finish GOOD LUCK � nchbest post-se 's 1983 soccer team could -� t season ever, according to PANTHERS Schellas Hyndman, who Soccer from: •Donna •Anna .' year's team "better than •Janice •Pam *Vicky m which finished third in and Eric Hartman, goalie. While a national title is Eastern 's For an ently, the Panthers, who overall goal this year, the Panthers will � f7.l,J,, ntment their third straight eost- also compete for the first Association Appoi • 'otaif • could be a strong candi'tlate of Mid-Continent Universities con- ";J.JOnnti's Call 345-445 1 the collegiate ranks this . ference championsip. / 14os s1xth street The initial· AMCU season will t an urealistic goal to set," feature the University of Wisconsin .t,,feattonj said. "Some teams make the Green Bay, Cleveland State University, but don't have the talent. I Western Illinois University, University ve a solid 11 players and a of Illinois-Chicago and Eastern. parable to no other team The Panthers' schedule also features " . contests against Creighton University and University of Nevada-Las Vegas in I. Good Luck ers from last year's team the Creighton Classic Sept. 30-0ct. tered a 12-3-5 record while lnt�a-state rivals Western, Northern berth in the NCAA Division I Illinois University, and Southern Il n tournament. linois University-Edwardsville are also e around , the Panthers are scheduled during the Governor's Cup Panthers! o ti me All-American mid tournament Oct. 7-8 in Macomb. mien Kelly and Agyeman A rematch of last year's Midwest Regional semi-final game between tion, Eastern returns four Eastern and North Texas State Univer rters Randy DeRousse, sity Oct. 15 in Denton, Tex. rounds out Sirius FitnesiFa cility Aldo Esposito, midfielder, Eastern's top-rated games. Siriusr=:·� 718 Jackson 345-5687 SOCCER SCHEDULE Opponent Site .28 (3:00) Alumni Lakeside Field .3 (1 :00) Wisconsin-Green Bay Lakeside Field .6(3:00) Houston Baptist LakesideField . 10 (1 :00) Cleveland State Lakeside Field . 14 (3:00) Illinois State Lakeside Field . 17 (1 1 :00) Wisconsin Lakeside Field . 21 (3:00) at MacMurray Jacksonville, IL .24 (2:00) at Quincy Quincy, IL . 26 (3:00) Southeast Missouri Lakeside Field at Creighton Classic Omaha, NB (EIU vs. Creighton Fri. , EIU vs. Nevada-Las Vegas Sat.) at Governor's Cup Macomb (EIU vs. Northern Illinois, Panther T.eams SIU-E vs. Western Illinois) 15(2:00) at North Texas State Denton, TX . 16 (1 :00) at Southern Methodist Dallas, TX . 19 (2:00) Indiana Stat•Evansvllle LakesideField 22 (2:00) at St. Louis University St . Louis, MO . 26 (1 :00) llllnols-Chlcago Lakeside Field GOOD .30(1 :00) at Illinois State Normal , IL .5(11:00) Northeast Louisiana Lakeside Field es in Bold LUCK! SOCCER ROSTER & Yr. Pos . EVERETT THOMAS ...... 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Fred Zwicky PANTHERS by Kathy Leahy On the Cover from Eastern's volleyball team, entering Jerry Wright, a letterman last season, its second season of NCAA Division I Volleyball epitomizes the Panther attitude8no one competition, is looking to match last a-offee, stands in the way. (News file phqto by . season's fourth place finish in the Tom Roberts) Gateway Collegiate Athletic Con 'tJ1ea· ference. · In fact, new head coach Betty lege. 'Rt Ralston has made that her primary Senior Kathy Briggs, also an ICC goal this season. transfer student, is another returner. "Our main goal this season is to Briggs was the team's most consistent make the final four in the conference," server last season, registering orily 14 Ralston said. "If we can make the final errors in 717 serves. four and get in the post-season tourna Junior Donna Uhler and senior Bon- ment, then we will concentrate on win . nie Fisk will also return for the Pan ning it." thers this season. Uhler contributes as This year's tournament has both a hitter and a setter. She ranked undergone a change in format. All con- second among her teammates in kills . ference teams are required to play each with 321. other once during the regular season. Fisk, who tallied 316 kills and block The four teams with the best slates will ed 95 attack attempts last season, advance to the post-season tourna returns as a middle attacker and ment. blocker. Fisk also assisted .on 131 addi Because of the tournament's change tional blocks. in format, Ralston said she will con Rounding out the list of returnees centrate more on conference matches. are senior Gretchen Braker and "We of course want to win our non sophomores Judy Pianos, Misty from the Wome conference games, but right now I Buckhold, Paula DeFrees and Debra think we should concentrate on the Buesking. conference games," Ralston said. The Panther unit · will also have "Especially if we want to make it to the several freshmen joining the squad. post-season tournament." Ralston said she believes the freshmen Ralston, who succeeds Carol Gruber could be the key to Eastern's success at the Panther helm, inherits a team this season. that posted a 36-14 record last season. "The returning players look really In addition, the Panthers have several good on paper," Ralston said. "The players returnipg from last year's biggest thing is going to be blending in squad, including hitter Stacy Cook. the new people." rty's Cook, a 5-foot-8-inch senior, led the "The freshmen look great," she ad ·�,,a team in kills with 397, and chalked up ded. "They just need to get the ex 48 service aces and 96 solo blocks since perience of playing at the college transferring from Illinois Central Col- level." Stop in WOMEN'S INTERCOLLEGIATE VOLLEYBALL . before· and Date Opponent(s) Time Sept. 3 EIU Triangular 10:30 a gam�! (Northern Illinois, Wisconsin) fter the Sept. 9-1 0 at Eastern Michigan Tournament TBA Sept. 13 Illinois Central College 7:30 Sept. 16-1 7 at University of Iowa Tournament TBA Sept. 23 at Evansville 5:00 Sept. 24 at Eastern Kentucky Tournament 11:00 a.m. ty's supports the Panthers! 30 Mar Sept. - 0ct. 1 at Wisconsin-Milwaukee Invitational TBA Oct. 7-8 at Windy City Invitational (Chicago) TBA i=11S!J�UE!I� Oct. 14 Loyola 7:30 Oct. 18 University of Illinois 7:30 Oct. 21 at Southwest Missouri * 7:30 Oct. 22 at Wichita State * 7:30 Oct. 26 at Southern Illinois* 7:30 Oct. 28 Western Illinois* 7:30 Oct. 29 Bradley* 7:30 Nov. 2 at University of Illinois 7:00 Nov. 4 at Northern Iowa* 7:30 wishes · Nov. 5 at Drake * 7:30 Nov. 8 at Indiana University 7:30 Nov. 11 lllinols State* 7:30 Nov. 12 Indiana State* 7:30 Nov. 18-1 9 Gateway Collegiate Athletic TBA Conference final four playoff * Good Luck *Denotes conference matches Home Games in Bold VOLLEYBALL ROSTER Panthers! No. Name Ht. Class 3 5-9 Debra Buesking ...... : ...... so 5-8 . CHECK OUT 7 Ellen Karcher ...... · ...... FR COME 8 Bonnie Fisk ...... 5-10...... SR 9 Maura LeFevour ...... 5-9 ...... FR REGGIE'SCOMPLETE 5-8 . 10 Stacy Cook ...... -...... SR 5-10 12 Krista Embry ; ...... FR 5-6 13 Kathy Briggs - ...... SR GREEK INVENTORY. 18 5-1 0 Judy Pianos ...... so 20 Donna Uhler ...... 5-1 1 ...... JR 25 5-7 Gretchen Braker ...... ,. SR PLEDGE REGGIE 'S 30 5-7 Misty Buckhold ...... so ANDSAVE MONEY! Thursday, September 8, 1 983 fall SportsGu lde 5 's men's cross country team, along with several alumni, get off to a . during a Panther alumni meet. The Panthers will rely on depth to key ss this season. (News file photo) cross countrysquad ;r;:�NDEJ7 's epend on overall depth I 1f-coH :;Al� � . . LING 's 1983 men's cross country . rely on overall depth this Men's LS' ----=------�.�� � \ sistant cross country coach NE:L."C., l'US' --- . �� ...... _ ...... !•·- ...,. � ·- .. said. ve crosscoun try a lot stronger team this Barbara, Colleen, and Connie wish the EIU Pant last year," Akers said. "Last "Coming in rrom a junior college we hers had strong individuals. We really need them to perform," he add good luck in the '83-'84 seaso team depth this year.'• ed. n ve as many new runners as Currently, i9 runners are enduring ' returning team members,' two practices daily at 6:20 a.m. and 348-7818 . "This was probably one of 3:15 p.m. Akers said he is pleased with ruiting years." the large squad because "there is thers will be led this season higher quality with larger numbers/' 'ng lettermen Aaron Shepley, The team will be aiming for the , John Gassmann and Nick Association of Mid-Continent Univer . Also, returning for the Pan sities Championship meet on Oct. 29, Dan Newman, Drew Geisler Akers said. Tracy. "The conference meet is the big one, said ju nior college transfer especially since we lost it last year by Bruce DeRuntz, Scott one point," he added. "It looks like it and Mitch McClure are look- will be between us and University of Northern Iowa. " MEN'S CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE Opponent Time Panther Open 5p.m. at Southeast Missouri, 2 p.m. Ball State, Arkansas State, !SU-Evansville Purdue 4p.m. Mid-American Championship Noon at Kenosha, WI at Illinois Invitational TBA at Notre Dame Invitational 4p.m. Illinois Intercollegiate 11 a.m. at Edwardsville Mid-Continent Championship 11 a.m. at Cedar Falls, IA Indiana State - Evansville 11 a.m. NCAA District IV Qualification 11 a.m. at Champaign CROSS COUNTRY ROSTER Yr. Tom Kukowski , ...... ong ...... SO . FR Mike Mad ix ...... · . . . . . FR . . FR Matt McClure ...... •• ...... SR . . JR k Mitch McClure ...... so .. .. 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The Panthers will be Mexican & looking to return to the NCAA Division I-AA post-season action. (News file photo) American Food outb, inexperiencetrouble Beer • Wine Y 1700 Rudy • Mattoon ' • J! \ ( '14 Block East of Lakeland Blvd ) 1or woinen season (Behind Sunoco) by Dan Verdun s teiuns Youth and inexperience appear to be Coming Soon T o Charles the major problems for Eastern's women's tennis team this fall, first Women's tennis year head coach Gail Richard said. Lacking a senior group, Eastern exhibition season to "restructure and returns seven players from last year's coach" her team not only for the up squad. Heading the list of top coming spring season, but for the up returnees are junior Nancy Abney and coming years. · sophomores Patti Kearns and Sally "I'm really hoping to improve the Stout. team's play with each match," Richard Eastern also returns juniors Dawn said. "Hopefully, by spring we'll be Pavlik, Gina Andres, Rebeca Cabrera, competitive with the other teams in our and Judi Szymanski. Newcomers Lori conference." Zupanci, Heather England, Lisa Lait, Richard also said one of her squad's and Patti Brandt add · some overall goals is toimprove on la�t season's last depth for the Panthers this year. place finish in the Gateway Collegiate Richard said she plans to use the fall Athletic Conference. WOMEN'S TENNIS ROSTER GOO Name Year Nancy-Abney ...... · ...... JR Patti Kearns ...... ; ...... SO Sally Stout ...... SO Dawn Pavlik ...... JR Gina Andres...... JR Lori Zupanci ...... FR Heather England...... '...... SO Lisa Lait ...... FR Rebeca Cabrera ...... JR Patti Brandt ...... '...... FR Judi Szymanski ...... JR Coach: Gail Richard Manager: Connie Klingelhoefer, Freshman WOMEN 'S TENNIS SCHEDULE Date Opponent Sept. 1 O Sangamon State 16 Sept . Belleville Area College 30, 1 Sept. Oct . Milliken Tournament Oct. 4 Illinois State University Oct. 13 St. Louis University Oct. 21,22 Triangular Meet Southeast Missouri State University Indiana State University Home Games In Bold - ' Thursday, September 8, 1 983 fallSports Gulde 1 ( C\JaQeftie'g ffiaUt Wishes J\:6�m GoI od Lack 12Panthersl��r����: 34s-s1 . ' blocker Bonnie Fisk locks .fingers with her Illinois Central College op ·ng a match last season at LantzGym . The Panthers will enter their se n of NCAA Division I competition looking to match last Season's ef sfile photo) ·anthers en harriersan ticipate runningsucce ss tinued I 's women's cross counrty ' h finished third in the state Women's is anticipating another strong coach John Craft said. s country , the Panthers lack ex cros 's season with only three let Craft said the key to the Panthers' m last season's team back. success, however, will be depend on the team's good crop of their first-year runners performances. should help out. Freshmen Theresa Paul, Janine Jarris, Smith, who placed sixth in Lisa Fawley and Penny Landmon are s conference championship expected to help out this season. a time of 18:01, enters her "I'm enthusias�ic about the team we n as the top Eastern runner have," Craft said. "I don't want to leader. make any predictions now, because be counting on Margaret they always turn out to be wrong. But t," Craft said. "She ran all we have some young ladies who are go so she'll be in good condition ing to work hard.'' season opens." The Panthers opened their season will also rely on senior Ker Saturday with the annual EIU alumni and sophomore Anne Ogle, meet which, according to Craft, served return as lettermen. as a tune-up for the regular season. expecting a lot out of these "It was a non-scoring, practice sort are going to be successful," of meet," Craft said. "It gave us an , "I'm very optimistic about idea of what kind of condition we are in." WOMEN'S CROSS CROUNTY SCHEDULE Opponent(s) Time EIU Alumni Meet 4:30 Western Illinois 10:00 Illinois State Invitational 10:30 TFA/USA Mid-American 12:00 11:00 Southern Illinois-Carbondale · Indiana Invitational 10:00 Illinois Intercollegiate Champ'shps 10:00 Lady Panther Invitational 11:30** GCAC Championships - 10:00 NCAA District 4 Championships 11:0 0 NCAA Division I Chai:npionships TBA WOMEN'S CROSS COUNTRY Get YR ek ...... SR ...... · ...... FR ...... so· ...... FR ""'""'� ""'""' ""'""'""' ""'""'""'""' �""'""'""' ""'""' ""'""' �""'""'""'""' ""' n ...... FR r""'""'""' er ""' ...... · .... . FR I* ...... SR BE SMART � • ...... · ...... so � Skate Yaur ...... FR rson ...... · . .. SO Way In Ta � I 0 o o 0 0 � o o o o J� Ith * ...... SR � �o � 1 1 � . . , . �1 °"�g �, � The Classifieds ack ...... , ...... FR � � . . 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