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Broadcast meteorology minor created Possible By Caitlin Prendergast ADMINISTRATION EDITOR name change Combining science and speech com- munications courses will soon equal a minor in broadcast meteorology. The Council on Academic Affairs continues recently passed a proposal to create a broadcast meteorology minor, which will be available to students in the fall. Alan Baharlou, chair of the geology making steps and geography departments, said he has been discussing the minor with the speech communications department for Council on Academic Affairs also four years, and considers the minor gives its approval to changing another enhancement degree. The curriculum for the minor will Honors Program to Honors College provide students with an understanding By Matthew Stevens of weather and the ability to explain it STAFF WRITER in a language that is easy to understand, Baharlou said. The Council on Academic Affairs gave almost On the science side of the minor, stu- unanimous approval on the September proposal dents take courses such as weather and from Herbert Lasky, director of the Honors climate and climatology, which fill gen- Program, to officially change the name to Honors eral education requirements. College. “It’s a way to kill two birds with one “The remarks made by almost everyone were stone,” Baharlou said. “Meet the seemingly positive, and that’s going to do nothing requirements and get a minor.” but help our cause,” said Blair Lord, vice president These courses provide fundamentals of academic affairs. on how weather is generated, what fac- Lasky and Lord are pushing this legislation tors affect weather and how to collect through every possible faculty and administrative and interpret satellite weather data. channel to gauge interest in the name change. The required speech communica- “I’ll be working with (interim President Lou tions classes for the broadcast meteor- Hencken) to get this moved forward as quickly as ology minor include two prerequisite possible,” Lord said. classes in electronic production, said The CAA was not asked to vote on the matter Mark Borzi, chair of the speech com- because Lord didn’t find it to be beneficial. munications department. “Dr. Lasky and I didn’t ask for a CAA vote on it Borzi said broadcast meteorology because they have no legislative authority over it.” minors must take 25 semester hours Lord said. total, which breaks down to 13 required The one thing the CAA did officially vote on was hours with six hours in earth science the recommendation of Honors Council appoint- and six hours in speech communication. STEPHEN HAAS/STAF PHOTOGRAPHER ments, and those will be scheduled as soon as pos- “I would expect there will be 20-plus Jilyan Landon, a junior speech communications major, does a weather broadcast in sible. minors in the program,” Borzi said. the studios of WEIU TV. Eastern will offer a broadcast meteorology minor in the fall of Lasky and Lord believe the name change will Baharlou said the minor has potential 2003. increase the attractiveness of the program when for students in all areas of study and an recruitment time nears for incoming freshmen. understanding of weather can be used Decatur, said most stations hire mete- “A minor can get a job, but it will “We have had a lot of success in recruiting with for any occupation. orology majors for primary positions. probably be a part-time or weekend our open house,” Lasky said. A minor in broadcast meteorology McCall said WAND has two meteorol- job,” McCall said. “A responsible sta- Honors programs and colleges are a factor for can be helpful when applying for a job ogists and two non-meteorologists who tion will be hesitant to call anyone who prospective students, they said. at a television or radio station, but John broadcast news, but the two non-meteo- doesn’t have a degree as a meteorolo- McCall, news director at WAND TV in rologists are working on degrees. gist.” SEE NAME Page 6 Absence of policy chalked up to a lack of necessity

By Jeremy Pelzer Internal Governing Policies to ban adver- CITY REPORTER tising on campus sidewalks. Eastern’s Student Conduct Code, found A little more than a year ago, Eric in the Student Handbook given to each Davidson, director of the Health Education incoming freshman, already states that “no and Resource Center, didn’t see anything announcements, advertising, signs, or wrong with advertising on sidewalks with printed material may be placed on ... side- chalk around campus. walks ... of the University ... without writ- But the negative response he and the ten prior permission from the Assistant organization SONOR received after they Director, Campus Scheduling.” covered pavements around Eastern with But this statement, drafted a year and a the cryptic anti-drinking phrase “0 to 4 and half ago, has not yet passed the President’s no more” one Monday in September 2001 Council to become official policy, said made Davidson rethink his attitude about Keith Kohanzo, director of Judicial sidewalk chalking. Affairs. “It took me being in that situation, and “There’s some question as to whether it hearing people explain their concerns,” is (policy),” he said. Davidson said. Kohanzo said he plans to submit a draft Sidewalk chalking is “much more than similar to the one found in the Conduct writing (a message) down, then waiting for Code to the President’s Council for final the rain to come,” he said. “It’s a campus authorization by the end of the semester. (beautification) issue, it’s a staffing issue, Although the statement does not specifi- it’s a monetary issue.” cally mention chalk, the administration Eastern is one of many schools around could interpret the wording that way, he the country trying to create a sidewalk said, or create a separate policy. chalking policy that addresses these issues “If there’s a desire for chalking, it may while preserving student groups’ ability to require a separate policy,” Kohanzo said. advertise. University Police also do not have an anti-chalking policy, said Art Mitchell, STEPHEN HAAS/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER No Policy At Eastern UPD public information officer, unless the writing is obscene. Currently, Eastern has no official policy “If it’s for a university-sponsored event regarding chalking sidewalks. However, ... it’s usually no problem,” Mitchell said. Trick-or-treat the administration discourages the prac- Dressed as a dragon, 5-year-old Michael Thornton of Mattoon goes trick-or-treating on tice, and is working to amend Eastern’s SEE CHALK Page 6 Courtland Drive in Charleston on Thursday night. REVIEW THIS ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND ‘The Ring’ disappoints Producers leave most of the gore to the imagination and the Friday, November 1, 2002 film ends awkwardly. Section B Page 4B In a comedy troupe of their own ge ua ng La wl Fo PHOTOS BY STEPHEN HAAS

In its first on-campus show of the academic year Fowl Language will provide Halloween fun and goofy skits tonight in the MLK Union Ben Erwin Formed about three years ago as logical sciences major Nina Samii, Language provides the perfect foil ence suggestions. These sugges- VERGE EDITOR the brainchild of graduate student transfer science major Carolyn to more serious activities on cam- tions are then used to place each of and English major Matt Fear, Fowl Neumann and junior Max Zoelker. pus. the group’s members into a vast ith its first on-campus Language is an alternative improv- With a style characterized by “It’s a riot of a good time,” Samii array of situations. show this year, improv- isation comedy to Hello Dali. Foul Samii as a“goofy, riotous comedy,” said of the group’s performances. “The crowd is very important. Wcomedy troupe Fowl Language lives firmly by the motto Fowl Language deftly utilizes “We always have a good time per- All of our material comes from Language will bring humor and that “ducks are funny.” audience participation to bring a forming, and it always feels great suggestions from the crowd and if Halloween fun to 7th Street Comprised of six members, Fowl small piece of improvised comedy to get the crowd involved in our they have bad suggestions, it’s Underground this Friday at 9:30 Language consists of the afore- similar to the popular ABC televi- shows.” tougher on us,” Samii said. p.m. in the basement of the Martin mentioned graduate student Matt sion program “Whose Line is it That audience participation is an Copping liberally from “Whose Luther King Jr. University Union. Fear, junior history major Colin Anyway?” to Eastern. integral piece in any Fowl Line” along with original ideas This show is a part of University McAuliffe, junior social science Emphasizing the off-beat sensibili- Language show, as all of the Boards’ First Friday program. major Jeremy Pelzer, junior bio- ties of the group’s members, Fowl group’s skits are inspired by audi- SEE FOWL Page 5B

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Verge editor Ben Erwin discusses The Donnas “Punch-Drunk” gloriously chiseled film Come out for live jazz at Friends & the dread involved with the rigors “Spend the Night” worth your time and money. Adam Co. and Pop Rocks at Gunner Buc’s of odd jobs, and how students Sandler dazzles in the dark this weekend. should appreciate the people fairytale flick. who work them. Page 2B Page 3B Page 4B Page 8B Today Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Mostly sunny Sunny Showers Mostly cloudy Mostly cloudy Mostly cloudy Partly cloudy

Friday, 44º 25º 47º 38º 52º 39º 47º 42º 50º 31º 48º 37º 47º 36º November 1, 2002 HIGH LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW HIGH LOW Athletics promotes Blue Crew at RHA By Jamie Hussey STAFF WRITER

Men’s head basketball coach Rick Samuels wants to promote the Blue Crew at Eastern again this season. Samuels and Dave Kidwell, assistant athletic director, attended Thursday night’s Residence Hall Association meeting, with the inten- tion to revive the Blue Crew, a support group of Eastern students who attend basketball games and provide school spirit. Students in the Blue Crew are designated an area in the stands at Lantz Arena, and all of them wear blue shirts. Samuels said plans to make the Blue Crew a recognized student organization at the basketball games and on campus are in the making. Two years ago, the Blue Crew was in full force. The men’s basketball team was undefeated with the support of the Blue Crew, Samuels said. He said the Blue Crew could help Henry Domercant become one of the top 25 scorers of all time in Division 1. Samuels and Kidwell will give out 100 T-shirts to anyone who wants to be a member of the Blue Crew. RHA will make a $30 donation to the multi-cultural committee to help fund the Museum of Oppression: Beyond Words exhibit. Students who want to be a part of the Blue Crew can call Dave Kidwell at 581-7480 or e-mail him at [email protected]. Conference today focuses on teaching By Alta King ACTIVITIES EDITOR

The 23rd Annual History Teacher Conference, an event focus- ing on innovative ways to teach history and social science, will happen from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Friday on the third floor of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union. Registration begins at 8 a.m. The conference is primarily aimed at secondary and middle school level history and social studies teachers, said Charles Titus, assistant professor of history. Guest speakers specializing in a wide variety of expertise will present sessions centered on the conference theme of “New Dimensions: New Directions: Expanding the Boundaries of Your History and Social Studies Classroom,” a press release stated. DANIEL LEE/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER Examples of workshops include “Hands on History: Research for Students,” “Integrating Women and Gender Into the Classroom,” “Strategies for Using State and Local History” and Scott Clements, a freshman jazz studies major, plays the trombone as part of the EIU Jazz Lab Band, Thursday “Readings in American Democracy,” a press release stated. evening in the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union Grand Ballroom. The group, directed by Simon Rowe, had “From these sessions, people will come away with techniques a special guest, Janiece Jaffe, playing with them. Jaffe is from Indianapolis. and ideas of how to teach history and social studies,” Titus said. A popular session titled “Swap Shop of Ideas” also will be held at the conference. Vince Walk, a Mattoon High School teacher, Audience heard jazz, had coffee will host the session. “People who attended the conference and have ideas or lesson By Shanna Waters plans can bring them to this session and trade ideas,” Titus said. STAFF WRITER Basket” by Matt Harris and “Dues Blues” by Matt A luncheon in the Grand Ballroom is also part of the confer- Harris. ence. The luncheon will feature Edna Bay, a trained historian of The Jazz Lab Band performed with special The show was followed by a meet-and-greet Africa and associate professor in the graduate institute of the guest Janiece Jaffe Thursday night in the Grand with the artists at the Java Beanery and Bakery. A liberal arts at Emory University in Atlanta, a press release said. Ballroom to an audience clad in Halloween cos- crowd of people gathered to talk to the perform- More information is available from the School of Continuing tumes. ers and a huge line formed to try out the coffee. Education at 581-5116 or (800) 446-8918. “One of the new professors is from my home- Marti Shirley, a fan dressed as a flapper, said: town and I wanted to support his jazz “I love jazz. I play jazz while doing my home- efforts,”Jaffe said. work.” The show included the songs “Moten Swing” by “It was a really good show. I love jazz music so Benny Moten, “Juan of These Days” by Les I was excited to come,” Amanda Sanicki, a sopho- Hooper, “Smile” by Charles Chaplin, “Blue more physical education major said.

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Valerie Jany er on Sunday. popular band in the Charleston other fund raisers to view The fundraiser, which includes area for 40 years, will provide against.” The Daily Eastern News producted by the students of Eastern Illinois University. It is published a buffet dinner, a silent auction musical entertainment from 6:30 The committee, however, does daily Monday through Friday, In Charleston, Ill. during fall and spring semesters and twice week- ly during the summer term except during scholl vacations or examinations. Subscription price: and musical entertainment, will p.m. to 8:30 p.m. receive help from the Charleston $38 per semester, $16 for summer, $68 all year. The Daily fund such attractions as horse and This is the eighth year for the Tourism Board, which will match Eastern News is a member of The Associated Press, which is carriage rides, a holiday parade event, Sims said, and the fifth year dollar-for-dollar the proceeds of entitled to exclusive use of all articles appearing in this paper. and free pictures with Santa for the fund raiser. Previously, it the fund raiser, Sims said. Claus. had been held at What’s Cookin’, Tickets must be purchased in PERIODICAL POSTAGE PAID AT: PHONE:217-581-2812 (fax 581-2923) Also included in the festival are but the Charleston Moose Lodge advance, and can be purchased at Charleston, IL 61920 EMAIL:[email protected] ISSN 0894-1599 street caroling, musical entertain- was chosen this year to provide Doughty Men’s Clothing Store on NIGHT STAFF: ment and refreshments like more seating capacity. the north side of the square, at PRINTED BY: Night editor ...... 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While I never chance to work at least a few of these jobs truly hated the job, I never did manage to in order to gain a proper appreciation for Scrap grow any sort of affinity for the majesty the people performing undesirable or even Sat. Nov. 2 that is clean silverware and a glass absent unimaginable tasks. All Acoustic Sundays of streaks. Sure, anyone can be a highly paid CEO, a What I did gain from the experience, national celebrity or a respected profes- Sun. Nov.3 w/ Ryan Groff however, was a great appreciation for any- sional, but where would those people be one unlucky enough to work menial labor in without individuals who clean up messes, a 100 degree kitchen for minimum wage. prepare food, teach children or package While I never gave any thought to such everyday products? work before, after doing it myself, I had a I’m not suggesting every student find a great respect for anyone who did it for a job in manual labor or some oddly menial living. task in order to appreciate the fact they Along with time spent warding off dish- don’t have to perform those duties, but pan hands and dealing with surly waitress- rather, in order to appreciate those who do. es, I have also had the pleasure of working I think the world would be much better off Flowers, Plants, Balloons, as a master of the custodial arts (or a jani- if everyone held a respect, or at least a Plush tor if you really need to get technical about healthy appreciation, for everyone doing it). the odd jobs we often forget are so impor- Contrary to popular belief, the job was tant.

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Brian Kelly Kerri Presbitero Jesse Burton Shana Palmer Ken Norander Randy Malm “Factory worker “Finish Line shoe “Throwing hay “I was my dad’s “McDonalds “Picking up We Priced because they store. Lots of bales all day in office lackey.” drive thru. It was scrap metal from made me carry raunchy smellin’ 100-degree by far the most construction all of the heaviest feet.” weather while disgusting thing sites and getting to Sell stuff around all the mosquitoes I’ve ever seen.” tobacco spit on Accept day.” eat you alive.” me by workers.” From Credit Staff Ben Erwin, Verge editor Paul Franklin, Copy editor $500- ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND Karen Kirr, Associate Verge editor Bernadette Marty, Photo survey Cards Jesse Wu, Copy editor Karen Kirr, Cover design $7,000 Friday, November 1, 2002 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS 3B Students savoring Halloween mania

By Karen Kirr Rockers, The Shakes, wowed will occupy baskets in the party ASSOCIATE VERGE EDITOR disguised students at Friends with area and despite the fact that the its power pop, 80s college rock and holiday has ended, Monica Most local bars unleashed their punk and all things considered, the Stewart, UB special events coor- annual costume parties on holiday was a perfect fit. dinator, said students are Halloween to commemorate the The venue was also decked out encouraged to wear their cos- ghoulish holiday. in spooky Halloween gear. tumes, which will be judged Stix, Stu’s, Marty’s and Friends If you missed the opportunity to based on different features, and & Company were among the many celebrate the frightening holiday divided into categories. bars competing for customers Thursday, fear not, there are still “It is not going to be some- Thursday evening. Contests, drink options. thing extravagant, just some- specials and prizes highlighted the Mattoon-based Gunner Buc’s thing festive,” she said. many attractions at each bar and will be hosting it’s annual costume Comedy troupe Fowl made them overly enticing. party, said Dianna Roy, manager of Language will kick off the party Stix distributed prizes based on the tavern. with numerous skits, which will what costume got the loudest “The costume contest will proba- be condensed from two hours to applause from bar-goers as well as bly run late,” she said. an hour and a half to accommo- a little help from chosen judges. The contest will be sponsored by date costume judging. “We usually give cash prizes 104.3, The Party, radio station and “(UB) can give our opinions, based on the costumes,” said Mike Bud Light, Roy said. but ultimately Fowl Language Mayhol, also known as D.J. Spider, Souvenir cups will run for $4 will decide (who wins the con- who had the honor of laying down each and the bar is looking for- test),” Stewart said. “We thought beats at the party alongside D.J. ward to a hefty turnout, she said. it would be nice if they were the Carebear, otherwise known as “The bar does this every ones who selected the winner.” Dave Heidamann. Bud Light spon- year,” Roy said. Since the event was ear- sored the costume party and As a part of First Fridays, marked not to exceed two hours, prizes, Mayhol said. University Board is unveiling its Stewart said students who attend If you were decked out in skele- own belated Halloween party at will still have the opportunity to ton or goblin garb Thursday, 9:30 p.m. tonight in 7th Street attend other events over the Marty’s was another place that fea- Underground, located in the weekend. tured a prize-laden costume con- Martin Luther King Jr. “I really don’t know if people PHOTO COURTESY OF WWW.THESHAKES.ORG test and $1.50 20 ounce drink spe- University Union. have plans or not, but it will be a The Shakes chillingly rocked out at festively decorated Friends & Co. cials in a souvenir cup. Typical trick-or-treating candy fun weekend,” she said. Thursday evening . The Donnas create a perfect mix on ‘Spend the Night’

By Kelly McCabe “Spend the Night” bers' young ages. guests at a party on "Who possesses many of the same char- STAFF WRITER The Donnas With Donna R. holding her Invited You." The next track, acteristics as The Donnas' previ- own on lead guitar and Donna C. "All Messed Up," finds The ous works, the album has a dif- Sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll have behind the drum kit, "Spend the Donnas having a crush on a boy. ferent sound. always been the ingredients of a Night" rocks and rolls through The girls complain, "I didn't The band's sound is more pol- successful rock band. The Donnas many peers' jokes. The fact the 13 tracks about loving boys, hat- mean to get so addicted/it's just ished and more mature, straying continue to follow that recipe with band was made entirely of girls, ing boys and loving to party. like Miss Cleo predicted." You away from earlier comparisons their latest release, "Spend the and young ones at that, resulted in The albums' opening track, can use your imagination to fig- to The Ramones and The Night." the band not being taken seriously. "It’s On The Rocks," is about the ure out what "Take Me To The Runaways. If you have yet to After nine years of recording The Donnas didn't care, howev- bitter end to a relationship. Backseat" is really all about. experience The Donnas, you together, the girls decided to make er, and continued to make music. Donna A., the group's lead The Donnas keep up the fast should first check out earlier the jump to a major label, Atlantic After just a few releases on the singer, is out to get revenge on pace until the tune "Too Bad albums such as "American Records. Fortunately, the transi- independent Lookout! Records, her ex-boyfriend. "So I'm callin About Your Girl." Donna A.'s Teenage Rock 'n Roll Machine" or tion to the big label didn't change the girls were already drawing all my ladies/we're gonna key scratchy vocals on the track pro- "Get Skintight." If you are The Donnas' music one bit. comparisons to punk pioneers, your Mercedes." vide a nice break from the band's already a fan, "Spend the Night" When the band formed in junior The Ramones, which is quite an The band expresses the frus- normal "riot-grrl" sound. is definitely a worthwhile pur- high in 1993, they were the butt of accomplishment at the mem- trations of having unwanted Although "Spend the Night" chase.

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“Tell the truth and don’t be afraid.” Find a life in Jesus Christ I grew up in a Christian family, spirit far outweighs the desires of but I didn’t care for Christianity “We have all sinned the soul and body. If you live by Editorial board the first 22 years of my life. desires of soul and body, you are Shauna Gustafson, Editor in chief Everything I thought, felt or said – and fallen short of the living in contradiction to God’s my entire personal conviction – will for your life. Michelle Jones, Managing editor was based on personal experience. glory of God, but we Right and wrong is not deter- Jamie Fetty, News editor I justified what I believed from mined by your personal opinions Amber Williams, Associate news editor life experiences and personal can be redeemed and beliefs, but by the word of opinions. God. Do not live for your selfish Jessica Danielewicz, Editorial page editor The Bible was foreign and irrel- through Jesus.” desires, live to please God. If your Pete Grant Nate Bloomquist, Sports editor evant to my life. I called myself a life, beliefs or words are contrary Guest Christian because I thought going to the Bible, or if you claim to be a [email protected] columnist to church made one a Christian. I it all. God blessed me with a godly Christian but find yourself chal- for The Daily was not a defender of the faith. I wife and soon a baby. I am so lenging the Bible or changing Eastern News never read or studied the Bible – I grateful to God when I meditate what it says to fit your personal EDITORIAL lived in contradiction to it. I on what he has done for me. beliefs, recheck yourself. Don’t Grant also is a argued against its truths and I I now believe the Bible is infal- ask God to endorse a personal graduate student was not convicted of the sin it lible, wonderful, true and life- belief that goes against his word. in technology. spoke of. I called myself a changing. It tells me humanity fell Pure Christianity and its biblical Christian, but lived a lifestyle in its sin, but was redeemed by truths are not open to interpreta- Act like He can be reached completely opposite of what the blood Jesus Christ shed at the tion that is in direct contradiction at [email protected] Christianity taught. cross. This redemption is for to the Bible. I eventually saw the reality of everyone who turns to Jesus and Love, the main driving force my life. I was suicidal, severely away from their selfish and sinful behind the message of biblical the adults depressed, rebellious and angry. ways. Christianity, has a boundary – Thankfully, God never gave up on Its not always easy to tell peo- that boundary is truth. Jesus is me. God used my brother to show ple Jesus can save them from the way, the truth and the life. me that road to hope and life in their sinful lifestyles. No one likes We have all sinned and fallen Jesus Christ. Jesus got me out of to be told they are sinners. Some short of the glory of God, but we you are my rut and showed me my life think what the Bible calls sin can can be redeemed through Jesus. was not over, it was just begin- be interpreted. Others reject the This is a moment of truth – what Homecoming should be a proud moment for col- ning. whole idea of sin. I don’t force you believe now will one day God blessed me tremendously. anyone to share my belief, but it is have eternal consequences. I lege students. It is a time most look back upon with He gave me a hunger to read the my responsibility to present to challenge belief systems that are fond memories. truths of the Bible, and I began to you the truth, then it is your deci- contrary to the Bible. Are you But the behavior of some students during this change, even in the face of rejec- sion to accept it or not. willing to stake your eternal life tion from others. God was some- Here’s some truth. Contrary to on what you believe? Because year’s Homecoming parade was shameful. Because times the only friend I had. He what some people believe, we are there is life after this one – the Newton Junior High School band was hit with gave me the desire to return to made up of body, soul and spirit. reward for those who accept beer cans, candy and lit cigarettes, it won’t partici- school and provided the money to We’re not supposed to cater to the Jesus, punishment for those who pay for it. I finished my bachelor’s lusts of our body or our soul, reject him. I ask you to consider pate in the parade in the future. degree in English in May 2001 at because they often are contrary to believing the truth, and open More band withdrawls could follow. age 25, and I am now in graduate the most important part of us: Our your hearts to a life in Jesus school, and God paved the way for eternal spirit. The good of the Christ. University and city officials are now planning to discuss At issue ways the unruly behavior Unruly behav- could have been avoided. ior in this It shouldn’t have to come to year’s this. Homecoming parade This is a university filled with responsible adults, who Our stance are supposed to be more intel- Incidents in legent. Those who threw this year’s parade should debris at people participating never have in the parade weren’t acting happened. like responsible college stu- Homecoming dents, they were acting like is a time for children. fun but people Many female band members should be responsible. were propositioned by drunk- en rebelers in front of houses on the parade route. That type of behavior shouldn’t be tolerated. Band members and others who wish to partici- pate in the parade shouldn’t have to fear risking life and limb to march proudly in the festivities. But if such unruly behavior continues there won’t be much of a parade left to march in and a key part of the memorable weekend will be gone. Rebelers likely didn’t target Newton, and instead threw various items at plenty of parade units. So more bands will shy away from joining the parade or many which are already in the parade will with- draw. YOUR TURN: LETTER TO THE EDITOR A parade with only a few people isn’t a parade, it’s a gathering. That’s nothing to be proud of. The alternative is a parade of policemen march- Candidate focusing on constituents ing up and down the streets of the parade routes to prevent the sinister behavior from happening. One year ago, after a great first that you listen to them Springfield that reflected the role in this progress, there is deal of discussion, thought and discuss what they believe best interests of my con- still much to be done not only That’s worth forgetting. and prayer with my family state government should be stituents and the entire state. on these issues but many The parade would be less about gameshows and and friends, my campaign to about, what it should do and On issues such as increased more. That’s why I’m running candy and instead would look more like a military be your state senator from what it should not do. What I usage of ethanol and bio- for the State Senate – to help the 55th District began. My have found in the new 55th diesel fuels, working to bring ensure your voice and your march. It doesn’t have to be that way. travel throughout this new Senate District is much like good jobs to downstate views are heard in In the future college students who wish to watch district in east central and what I first discovered when Illinois, providing more equi- Springfield. I would greatly the parade should show responsibility and respect. south central Illinois has been I joined the General table funding for our schools appreciate your vote on enjoyable and a true learning Assembly as a state represen- and helping ensure we use Nov. 5. The editorial is the majority opinion of the experience. tative in 1997 – that this the best of our technology in Daily Eastern News editorial board. First, I would like to take area’s citizens are hard-work- protecting children, we have Dale Righter this opportunity to thank the ing, decent and honest peo- made positive changes. While Candidate for 55th Senate Do you have something to say about the possibil- many people I have met and ple, who simply would like to I am proud to have played a District ity of war with Iraq? The Daily Eastern News is new friends I have made. see their public officials do looking for essays on the topic to be published the Your willingness to take time what is right and spend their LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: The Daily Eastern News accepts letters to the editor week of Nov. 4. Members of the Eastern communi- to discuss the concerns we all tax dollars in a prudent and addressing local, state, national and international issues. They should be less than 250 ty are invited to submit an essay of 300-600 words share is something I have efficient manner. words and include the authors’ name, telephone number and address. Students should for consideration. All essays are due by 4 p.m. Nov. greatly appreciated. I have During my five years as indicate their year in school and major. Faculty, administration and staff should indicate their position and department. Letters whose authors cannot be verified will not be 1. Essays can be submitted at 1811 Buzzard Hall or learned that representing state representative, I have printed. Depending on space constraints, we may edit letters, so keep it concise. emailed to [email protected]. people in Springfield requires worked to make changes in Letters can be sent to The Daily Eastern News at 1811 Buzzard Hall, Charleston IL 61920; faxed to 217-581-2923; or e-mailed to [email protected] 4B ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS Friday, November 1, 2002 ‘The Ring’ introduces pseudo psycho-horror By Aaron Swiercz the directing style of Darren “The Ring STAFF WRITER Aronofsky (“Requiem for a Gore Verbinski, director Dream” and “Pi”) but fails due to “The Ring” is exactly what you the absence of violent and severely can infer from the movie poster, a disturbing images, which would PG-13 horror film. While most of have certainly garnered the R-rat- the movie-going public would video — a video that kills the view- ing. agree that a horror movie’s suc- er when he or she watches it — and Watts, who entered many homes cess relies on its R rating, “The starts using her newshound abili- from the critically acclaimed Ring” manages to produce a ties to unravel the mystery. movie “Mullholland Drive,” seems creepy atmosphere by cutting out After watching the tape, Watts too flaky in “The Ring” to be taken every time it gets gory, which begins to experience very strange seriously. It almost gets to the point leaves the end result to the imagi- things, hallucinating regularly. Will where the viewer wants her to die nation of the audience. she be able to solve the mystery just so the plot will have to turn The story was an urban legend before the hallucinations drive her somewhere and provide an inter- novelized by K’ji Suzuki and real- insane? In my opinion, this could esting finish. ized on screen by director Gore have been answered earlier in the The main fact is while the movie Verbinski. Suzuki’s novel “Ringu” movie. had much potential, the “Mouse took the Far East by storm and “The Ring” has a tendency to Trap” director just didn’t do it jus- turned the page in Japanese cine- drag, letting the building suspense tice. Verbinski concentrated on the ma by bringing forth the new genre wear off of the viewer before actu- look of the movie, as opposed to the of psycho-horror. ally getting to the next nail-biting impact and the permanent psycho- “The Ring” begins when the sequence. As a result, the movie logical effects that would come niece of the Rachel Watts (Naommi seems over-dramatic because most from concentrating on driving the Watts) finds an unmarked video- of the scenes don’t flow well togeth- narrative to a conclusion, rather PHOTO COURTESY OF IMDB.COM tape while staying in a cabin over er. than letting it take its time on the Finally your mother’s fear of the television killing you have come to the weekend with her friends. One The subliminal ring transitions in way there. fruition as “The Ring” proves when a lethal video begins wiping out the week later, her niece commits sui- the film add some creepiness as “The Ring” is a very visually- populace. cide and Rachel’s sister begs her, well as flashed dream sequences; appealing film, to the credit of pro- the ace reporter in the family, to but unfortunately, Verbinski did not duction designer Tom Duffield and oping an environment that makes aesthetics of the cinematography find out what happened to the study the one person who really director of photography Bojan the film look as though bad things in the large scope; but as a memo- niece. could have made this movie a vis- Bazelli. The pair gave the film a are surely about to happen. Overall, rable horror movie to add to the col- Watts talks to the friends of her ceral viewing experience. pretense and cold look I have not the movie is worth seeing once in lection, it did not make it back to dead niece and finds out about the This movie attempts to replicate seen since “The Good Son,” devel- the theater, only to appreciate the the top of the well. ‘Punch-Drunk Love’ beautifully poignant cinema

Ryan Rinchiuso “Punch-Drunk Love” Watson), who is just as crazy for might care for him deep-down believable in her role that the STAFF WRITER Paul Thomas Anderson, director him as he is for her. they never show it, and in Lena, audience truly believes that she The movie, while a comedy, is he sees what he has been miss- could somehow fall deeply in “Punch-Drunk Love” is a glori- also a dramatic look at love and ing. love with a neurotic character ous, romantic and dark fairy tale life; and while Sandler does his Lena, who we later find out has like Barry Egan. romance directed by the critical- trademark shtick (yelling and been married before, makes it a This film may turn viewers off ly acclaimed Paul Thomas Egan flies off the handle in fits beating stuff up), it is treated in a little harder to understand what due to not being a typical Sandler Anderson (“Boogie Nights”) and of rage when he is called names serious tone rather than in satire. she sees in Egan. She confesses comedy or a romantic comedy; starring Adam Sandler in his and confides in one of his broth- This could have turned out as a she saw a picture of him at one of and that is a shame. It is a roman- first dramatic role. er-in-laws that he cries often for horrible film, but in the capable his sister’s homes, but no one is tic comedy for the loveless, Barry Egan (Sandler) is a man no reason. In one night of total hands of Anderson, the film is a ever sure if she was attracted to lovesick and morose. who is emotionally unstable and loneliness, Egan decides to call a small masterpiece. Egan is a him or to the prospect of having It is return to form for terribly lonely. He has seven sis- phone-sex line -- not to hear any- beautifully drawn character per- someone that truly loves and Anderson after the indulgent and ters who treat him like garbage, thing dirty, but just to talk to fectly realized in a bravado per- depends on her. lengthy “Magnolia” and is the fix no love in his life and few someone on the other end. This formance by a quiet, restrained Watson, who has never played that all film lovers have been friends. All he has is his business turns out horribly for Egan when Sandler. a role like this, is one of the craving for months. Anyone look- of selling glass-handle toilet- the girl on the phone and her While Egan is full of rage, he is sweetest and most beautiful ing for a sweet film that is dif- plungers, a new blue suit and a boss blackmail him for money at essentially a little boy on the characters to come off the ferent and better than anything harmonica he finds discarded on the time when he meets his per- inside who needs to be taken care screen in years. She glows in her out there, “Punch-Drunk Love” is the street. fect match, Lena Leonard (Emily of constantly. While his sister’s scene with Sandler and is so the perfect film. Dining and Entertainment Guide November 14th

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By John Chambers drive will include posting fliers or registered.” She said the fliers were going The University Democrats also STUDENT GOVERNMENT EDITOR posters on campus encouraging Ruhaak said the reason for the to provide students with specific held a voter drive last month and voter turnout and providing can- low turnout could be because vot- information on the candidates, registered 300 to 400, said presi- Now that Student Government didate information, Ruhaak said. ers are not aware of the date to but instead will likely offer Web dent Matt Bergbower. registered around 700 during “We just started putting up vote or they do not make the time. links to information so the fliers Polling areas for on-campus their September voter drive, the posters,” he said. “It’s kind of “Normally a very small portion do not appear too wordy. students will likely be in Carman organization will hold another tough (to target voters) because of the campus votes. We only Those registered with the Hall and in the Martin Luther drive to encourage those regis- we don’t know who’s registered.” have 700 registered,” he said. Student Government drive could King Jr. University Union. Most tered to come out to the polls on Last election, only 32 Eastern Student Senate members will have an impact on state, as well as voters receive a mailing inform- election day. students voted, and Ruhaak said also pass out fliers on campus by city elections, Ruhaak previously ing them of polling locations. The drive will continue until he does not expect all 700 regis- this Monday, said Donna told the Daily Eastern News. However, students living on or election day and includes calling tered to show up at the polls. Fernandez, chair of the S/enate “If we can get all these people off campus can contact the Coles voters on Nov. 5 to remind those “I’m not looking for a 100 per- Student Relations Committee. to vote, you can have a city coun- County Clerk’s office at 348-0516 registered to vote, said Marty cent turnout,” he said. “We’ll try to get people’s atten- cil member who you want,” he to find out where their precinct’s Ruhaak, student vice president “Realistically, I would like to see tion on who’s running,” she said. said. “This is only half the job, polling area will be located. for public affairs. 400 vote. Now, it’s kind of in their “We’ll have fliers saying, ‘remem- getting people registered to Besides calling voters, the hands because they know they’re ber to vote.’” vote.”

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They horn player to permanently the demo will help them secure STAFF WRITER new horizons Friday at Friends offer free, live jazz front the band. Currently, more opportunities to play & Co. They offer free, live jazz Decatur native and tenor and live. Historically, jazz music and from 9 p.m. to close every from 9 p.m. open to soprano saxophonist Casey “We do a lot of playing out of the typical college lifestyle have Friday. Local jazz group, The Fitzpatrick is at the top of the town but I would like to spread never meshed. College students Travis Wesley Trio, provides close every Friday.” list. Wesley said the the group our network out a little bit,” and the towns in which they both culture and a change of has played with Fitzpatrick a Wesley said. “Getting some temporarily call home are busy musical pace. few times and have enjoyed gigs/work in Chicago, and, at times, chaotic places. To Bandleader and pianist too busy. Wesley took advan- the results. Champaign and Indianapolis get a house party started, most Travis Wesley is in his third tage of the opportunity, As for the trio’s performanc- that pay a little better would be college students select hip-hop year at Eastern. After graduat- recruited some other musi- es, they can play what they great.” or other dance-oriented music ing high school, Wesley attend- cians and this is the third week refer to as the standard jazz Friends owner Jason before they would a Charles ed The Berklee College of he’s been performing at repertoire or more of a funk- Kottwitz says jazz night tradi- Mingus or a Thelonius Monk Music in Boston. Friends. based style. Besides original tionally does pretty well. collection. “It was pretty expensive so I Joining Wesley are Eastern pieces the band members have “I look around the room and I While this is just the way came back (to Illinois) and graduate student J.B Faires on written, the standard jazz see people who I would stereo- things have and always will played out with musicians,” both standup and electric bass repertoire Wesley spoke of typically identify as people work, jazz is still one of Wesley said. “I took some time and drummer Dan Klinker. includes music based on the who enjoy jazz, but also people America’s true original art off from school to play and Wesley said he met Faires work of jazz legends like who are here paying attention, forms. It helped provide the teach, and then I came (to through Shaw, and Klinker Charlie Parker, Miles Davis, equally, who I think wouldn’t base from which other genres Eastern) in the fall of 2000.” was someone he knew from George Gershwin, Cole Porter, fit the mold,” Kottwitz said. eventually grew. Jazz and the Wesley said his former shows in the Champaign area. Thad Jones, and as Wesley Catch The Travis Wesley blues were the early inspira- roommate, Brian Shaw, had To mix things up, the band said, the list goes on and on. Trio Fridays at Friends and tions for many early rock ‘n’ originally talked to former hires different horn players Wesley said they don’t make don’t forget WEIU FM 88.9 roll acts, which then paved the Friends owner Shannon from time to time. set lists; so like all live jazz, plays jazz daily, 12:30 to 5 p.m. way for pop, or popular music, Sherwood about performing on “I book musicians as sort of improvisation is key and is weekdays and noon to 5 p.m. among many people college- a consistent basis, but he was a side project,” Wesley said. what really separates jazz weekends.

Fowl: With frantic energy and off-beat appropriately titled “First most anticipated for the bur- ties will be treats and decora- sensibility, Fowl Language per- Fridays” is an expanding pro- geoning program. Despite the tions to set the mood of the Fowl Lanuage per- formances allow an atypical form gram brought to Eastern from lack of appropriate funds pro- night. of comedy to shine. “It’s always a other college campuses vided at other universities, “There’s plenty of treats and formance to coincide lot of fun,” Neumann said. throughout the state. First Fridays is viewed as a suc- entertainment and it should be a Everyone is a big ball of energy “It’s small in comparison to cess by its chair, financial lot of fun,” First Fridays Chair on stage and we’re all so differ- other schools, but the response shortcomings not withstanding. Monica Stewart said. with UB program ent we each bring something has been good and it should get “Other schools have more With widening audiences and CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1B interesting to performances.” bigger next semester,” UB money to put into the program, bigger events planned for the has gained a good deal from this Fowl Language’s inaugural Chair Caleb Judy said of First so we’re only able to run bigger future, First Fridays is building year’s additional member and a performance this semester will Fridays. “First Fridays gives a events once a month,” First on previous success and plan- warm-up show at Charleston High coincide with UB’s successful different focus once a month Fridays Chair Monica Stewart ning for bigger things in the School. First Friday program, which besides everything else going said. “Hopefully as the program future after Fowl Language’s “It’s easier with an extra person aims at providing variety each on. The program has been very grows, we’ll be able to bring performance. as a buffer,” Samii said. “It was month to University Board’s successful elsewhere and we bigger events more often.” Everyone is encouraged to much harder doing shows with standard weekend fare. With an wanted to bring that here.” Along with Fowl Language’s dress up and come hang out and only five people and only four emphasis on bringing a wide Offering bowling, bingo and performance, UB will be hold- enjoy the show so it’ll be festive would show up. And having anoth- variety of comedians, bands and other activities each month, the ing a costume contest judged by and really fun. And Fowl er person to draw ideas from helps performers to campus the first Fowl Language performance Fowl Language’s members. Also Language has always put on a a lot too.” Friday of each month, the will be one of the largest and adding to the Halloween festivi- great show.

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Name: ty of its honors program,” Lord said. cussed this matter with the Board of “It’s incredibly conceivable that next As of Aug. 12, the Honors Program had Trustees but, having received virtually no year’s incoming freshmen will have an Honors program aims to up 728 members, and its average ACT score negative feedback, intend to do so as soon opportunity to participate,” Lord said. is 27.4, but this change will hopefully as possible. Next week, part of CAA will be to look attract more new students to join. “I will move it forward to the right peo- into adding a new class to the curriculum visibility with name change “We encourage any student with a GPA ple, but I can tell you that President called France and the Wider World in the CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 of 3.5 or higher to come in and apply for Hencken is aware of the issue and has said Age of Absolutionism. The issue has been the Honors Program, because we wish to many positive things about it,” Lord said. on the table the longest of any issue all “When you’re trying to sell the college include instead exclude,” Lasky said. They will attempt to implement the year long, and the council is finally hear- perception, it pays to increase the visibili- Lord and Lasky have not currently dis- name change as soon as next January. ing arguments on the course.

Chalk: “It looks like vandalism,” he stop. in the four years that he has been said. “It makes the campus look “We were told no longer to there. CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 “I’m sorry, but the terrible.” (chalk) because it destroys the “It works out well,” Colgan On bad days, Shobe said he beauty (of campus),” Kiefer pieces of paper taped said. spends one hour of his 7 1/2 hour said. Western Illinois University has Eastern’s Image Hurt shift cleaning up chalk mes- “I’m sorry, but the pieces of to the sidewalk are a a similar policy. sages. paper taped to the sidewalk are “People can sidewalk chalk Officials in the administration “I could be doing something a bit more disturbing to the bit more disturbing to anywhere on campus, as long as and Student Government oppose more constructive,” Shobe said. beauty of campus than chalk it’s not on walls and not under sidewalk chalking on the Jon Collins, superintendent of that is easily washed off by the the beauty of campus overhangs,” said Chris Mullins- grounds that it defaces grounds, agreed that chalkings rain,” she said. “It wasn’t like Silverstein, president of Eastern’s campus. detract Eastern’s grounds crew (our messages were) every than chalk that is easi- Western’s Student Government “There has been concern from the jobs they were hired to three squares (of sidewalk) or ly washed off by the Association. expressed that when we have do. anything.” Mullins-Silverstein said while new or prospective students on “We can have a (groundskeep- In addition, Kiefer said the rain. It wasn’t like (our Western sidewalks are filled with our campus or legislators visit- er) spend all morning finding (a sidewalk chalkings she made blurbs for parties and events, no ing, (seeing chalk on sidewalks) chalking) and washing it off,” attracted more people than if she messages were) every complaints have been received. doesn’t make a strong first Collins said. “It can be a big had put up fliers. impression,” said Shirley expense for us.” “You’re much more apt to read three squares (of side- Alternatives Needed Stewart, vice president of stu- Although fewer messages something on the sidewalk as dent affairs. have been chalked around you’re walking to class than a walk) or anything” Simply banning chalking will Many agree that chalking Eastern recently thanks to the flier on a bulletin board with 600 not solve the problem, Kohanzo sidewalks is “kind of not profes- cooler weather and rain, Shobe other fliers,” she said. —Ashley Kiefer said. sional for the campus,” said said sidewalk chalking this Katie Landers, a graduate stu- “One problem is that there is no Student Body President Alison semester is at a level similar to dent who helped to run an organizations to get a permit place outside (for students) to Mormino. previous years. Andrews Hall blood drive Oct. 3, before they can chalk, and only post on,” Kohanzo said. “I think “I know a lot of organizations Chalked messages are usually said she supported permitting allows chalking in a certain part that’s one reason groups resort to use (chalk) as a publicity tool, found near campus buildings — students to chalk sidewalks — to of campus. chalking.” but I think there’s other ways to especially near Coleman Hall an extent. “It’s a more accountable way to Kohanzo said the EIU Parents’ go about it,” Mormino said. “But and the Union, Shobe said. “I think it’s a good way to make sure that there weren’t any Club agreed to fund the installa- if student organizations feel it’s Collins said that if he had the advertise,” Landers said, noting inappropriate messages left on tion of plywood bulletin boards infringing on their ability to manpower, Eastern’s grounds that there was an excellent our sidewalks,” said Peter Hartje, around campus last year, but ran advertise, we’ll be willing to crew would erase any and all turnout for the blood drive. president of the student senate. into money problems. look into it. chalkings as soon as they saw it. However, Landers said she Many local schools, however, The Physical Plant estimated “I don’t like it — I think it’s thought that there should be allow unlimited chalking. that simple, weather-proof ply- tacky,” said Senate member Chalk Ads Effective guidelines to who should chalk The University of Illinois wood bulletin boards would cost Dwight Nelson. “It’s a hard and where they could do it. allows its greek houses and over about $600 each, Kohanzo said. thing to regulate. And how are Ashley Kiefer began chalking 800 student organizations to chalk “At $600 a whack, I couldn’t see you going to clean it up?” sidewalks last semester, after on non-brick sidewalks that are asking the Parents’ Club (to fund membership in her Recognized A Nationwide Issue exposed to rain, said Brian the boards),” he said. “(The Rewriting Job Student Organization, The Colgan, chief of staff of Illinois’ idea’s) dead because of the cost.” Descriptions Society of Metaphysical Chalking has become an issue student government. Davidson recommended that Advancement, began to dwindle. at many colleges and universities “There’s tons on chalk out on more students visit Eastern’s e- Larry Shobe’s job as grounds “Membership was down so around the country as administra- the Quad every day,” Colgan said. bulletin board at gardener is to tend to the flow- low, we had to get the word out,” tors try to reconcile students’ “It lets students know what’s http://www.eiu.edu/~theguide. ers and gardens on campus. 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SWIMMING RUGBY Eastern hosts five Quest for perfection Vanderbilt, Dayton separate “Last season we only practiced defense squad from undefeated season two, maybe three times a week, but this year teams in invitational we have practiced defense everyday,” said By Michael Gilbert Midwest Classic Championships which is By Aaron Seidlitz Graziano. STAFF WRITER also a multiple day meet." STAFF WRITER The defensive play has definitely affected Padovan said the Panthers would go the team in a positive way, considering only The Eastern men's and women's swim hard in practice until Thursday and then As the women’s rugby team comes closer one team this season has crossed the goal line. teams will host the EIU Panther they will ease off in preparation for the to an undefeated season, two tests remain Eastern has made the best out of working on Invitational this weekend at the Lantz weekend meet. until the team can lay its claim to perfection. a short field and has turned field position into Natatorium. The Panther women will look to continue The remaining games on the schedule will points on a regular basis. Scheduled to appear at the event will be their winning ways this weekend, but include one game at home against Vanderbilt Even though this team has been steam the men's and women's swimming pro- Padovan knows the women's bracket is and one game on the road when the Panthers rolling through the season up to this point, two grams from Butler, Lincoln, Lewis, very strong. travel to Dayton. final games remain on the schedule. Valparaiso and IUPUI. With all of that tal- "Lewis is one of the better schools and As far as perfection goes, this year’s club Saturday’s game will be played at home and ent head coach Ray Padovan knows the IUPUI and Valpo are extremely balanced," has come as close as possible not only with its will match Eastern against Vanderbilt, who men's meet will be closely contested. Padovan said. "Even Butler is fairly solid. overall record but also with the amount of beat the Panthers last year in some tough con- "It's a really nice competitive meet," The women's meet is full of talent and points it has given up. As the Panthers have ditions. Playing through a large amount of Padovan said. "IUPUI is the strongest of depth." progressed this season, only one game was rain, Eastern seemed to be affected by the the group, but all of the teams will be After the Panthers impressive victory at not a shutout and the overall amount of points elements more than Vanderbilt did. ready." Illinois-Chicago last week Padovan is con- given up was a measly total of 12. Southern “We seemed to fumble around out there The Panthers will need strong perform- fident that a letdown at home will not take Illinois mustered 12 points during the second more than usual and it had an effect on our ances by senior Josh Kercheval, junior place. game of a tournament, in which Eastern won play. They had a player, though, who played Rich Wahlgren and sophomore Tom "Traditionally we swim our best here," 19-12. through the rain as if it was clear and sunny Watson if they hope to continue their quest said Padovan. "We get more charged up at Nevertheless, the team remains focused on outside,” Graziano said . for perfection. Currently the Panthers are home and the parents come down to watch. the present and it has not become obsessed Despite last year’s result, the Panther 2-0-1. We have had great support all year long." with the enchanting idea of a perfect season. coach does feel that his team matches up well "Josh Kercheval has been solid in prac- The Panthers will rely on seniors Allison No doubt this has been a difficult task for the person to person. This and some sturdy tice and he has swam well in all of our Kenny, Erica Chu, sophomore Erin Lowe Panthers, but head coach Frank Graziano has defense is what will be in store for the meets," Padovan said. "Wahlgren will go in and freshmen Jenny Curry and Claire been a major reason this team has stayed on Commodores come Friday afternoon. the sprints and he hasn't had a bad meet Garvey in order to extend their winning the right track. The last game of the season will be played since last year. Tom Watson has done well streak. “I want the team to remain focused on the at Dayton where Eastern will be hoping to fin- and he is really taking over in the distance "Allison is the top of the heap," Padovan last two games, and I hope they don’t get too ish the season undefeated. Graziano will pay- races." said. "Erica Chu is very versatile and she nervous about the situation we are in,” ing close attention to the Minnesota and Fatigue is one concern for the Panthers. swam the best breaststroke of anyone last Graziano said. “We have remained consistent Dayton match up because he knows that his The EIU Panther Invitational is a two-day week. Erin is doing well in the distance and mother nature has helped out because we Panthers are a better team than Minnesota. affair with over 28 hours of swimming cov- freestyle and the freshmen have been very have still been able to practice until 5 or 5:30.” While Graziano is hoping that Mother ering 20 events. Padovan knows it will be strong so far." The team’s commitment to the program Nature will stay on his side this weekend, the tough for his swimmers but there is noth- This will be the last home meet for the that Graziano has installed at Eastern has team is excited to have the opportunity to fin- ing they can do. Panthers until January. The EIU Panther been one element of the team’s success this ish up on a what could be an undefeated sea- "You don't really avoid it," Padovan said. Invitational will start at 5 p.m. Friday and season. His defensive-minded program has son. Knowing what lies at stake, Eastern is "They do get sore and they feel it the next continue all day Saturday. All events take been implemented slowly last season, but this looking straight into an opportunity to reach day. This will help prepare them for the place at the Lantz Natatorium. year it has been a major focus of the team. perfection on the rugby field.

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“I think that we are getting better as a half lead: at Hawaii (13-36), at Kansas State Tennessee State has arguably the best said. team, at least I hope so,” Spoo said. (13-43), at Tennessee Tech (7-14) and at linebacker in the OVC with senior Jermaine The Tigers will have to be able to get Junior linebacker Nick Ricks is a candi- SEMO (7-21). Beal, who will be returning to the lineup turnovers from the Panther offense, some- date for the Buchanan Award (top defen- “I don’t think that getting out to a fast after an undisclosed suspension that kept thing they’ve struggled to do this season sive player in division I-AA) and will need start is important because you have to play him out of last week’s 26-8 win over with their -5 turnover ratio. to have a better performance than two the entire game,” Spoo said. Tennessee-Martin. Beal is averaging 10 Edge: Push weeks ago when he had three total tackles. Watch for cornerback Roosevelt tackles per game but the Panthers will not The Panthers have been down early on Williams to make a big play after he made change their game plan. the road in every road game this season. the interception against SEMO that turned “We can’t let one guy do that to us, he Final Score: Eastern 42, Tennessee State Their hosts have jumped out to a big first the momentum in the Panthers favor. can’t be everywhere on the field,” Spoo 24

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T O USE THE FOLLOWING WEEK GROW Advertise - 581-2816 Friday, November 1, 2002 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS 7B Run-DMC’s acclaimed DJ an unlikely target for violence NEW YORK (AP) — As one of his recording studio. “You draw the comparison to ly, creating a new style and sound ing their work into movies and a the forefathers of rap, with a his- “Jam Master Jay was a long- when John Lennon was shot,” he that was copied by endless disc line of clothing. tory of social activism, Run- time family man and one of the said. “It’s an enormous loss to the jockeys. “If Grandmaster Flash “It’s a terrible loss,” said Adam DMC’s Jam Master Jay was an founders of the group that genre.” was the first famous DJ, Jay had Horovitz of the Beastie Boys, unlikely target for the kind of knocked down all the doors for The DJ — whose real name to be the second,” said Andre who joined Run-DMC on a nation- violence that killed rappers hip-hop, and a dear friend of was Jason Mizell — was the man Harrell, a Mizell contemporary al tour in the mid-1980s. Tupac Shakur or the Notorious mine,” said Russell Simmons, the behind the music, working the who now heads Nu America “If Jam Master Jay and Run- B.I.G. hip-hop impresario whose broth- turntables as Joe “Run” Simmons Music. DMC hadn’t looked out for us He was married with three er Joe was Jay’s bandmate. and Darryl “DMC” McDaniels While breaking new ground, way back when, I don’t know kids, and a fixture in the Queens “I loved him,” said a devastat- rapped over his hard rock beats Run-DMC made hip-hop com- where we’d be now.” neighborhood where he grew up. ed Simmons. “I will miss him. He on hits like “Rock Box,” “King of mercially viable, becoming a Sean “P. Diddy” Combs called Yet authorities were searching is irreplaceable.” Rock” and their Top 40 cover of platinum-selling act that earned Mizell “a pioneer. He led the way Thursday for the gunman who Chuck D, frontman for rappers Aerosmith’s “Walk This Way.” a 1987 Grammy nomination. Run- for a whole new genre of talent. killed 37-year-old disc jockey Public Enemy, agreed with that He spun and scratched records DMC created opportunities for ... He was a great men who will with a gunshot to the head inside sentiment. on twin turntables simultaneous- untold rappers to follow, expand- be deeply missed.” ‘Front Porch Stories’ offers the same cast of characters

By Ben Turner “Front Porch Stories” played an instrument in the band. filled number. The band has seen STAFF WRITER Avail Although Avail doesn’t sport a lot of things and heard a lot of the most experimental or innova- radical ideas during its numerous tive sound, the band’s hard, loud tours, but somehow none of the When you talk about the punk and fast approach has always reform comes to pass. quintet Avail, you pretty much brought them a consistent fan “We burn out before we fade know what you are going to get: base. away, losing time and not chang- an experienced punk band play- Avail’s latest release “Front ing anything,” Barry sings on ing hard, fast and loud. The believe it or not, emo. Porch Stories” is not a spectacu- “Versus.” group’s latest release, “Front Avail found itself playing lar album, but it doesn’t try to dis- Track eleven, “The Falls,” is Porch Stories,” offers more of the shows in all three scenes. Current guise itself as something it is not. full of reflection on the last same. front man Tim Barry was playing Avail is a punk band and proud of twelve-plus years of touring and Since forming in the late 1980s, drums at the time with guitarist it. The band isn’t concerned with writing songs with a punk band. the band has survived both lineup Joe Banks and super fan/cheer- mainstream success and doesn’t Barry caps the song with his real- and scenery changes. When the leader Beau Beau being the only want to become another “get- ization that “it goes to show, with band first started playing live other current members. In 1990, rich-quick emo band.” friends like these to leave I would they were based in a suburb of the band moved to Richmond, Va. Barry’s lyrics are concerned be crazy.” Washington D.C. The D.C. area and Barry took over on vocals. more with inner reflection, loneli- “The Falls” is also the longest had already established itself as Bassist Gwomper and drummer ness and frustration than they are song on the album at only 3:36. having one of the most influential Erik Larsen completed the lineup politics. The first track “Black Lately releases on Fat haven’t and well-informed music scenes and Avail released “Satiate” on and Red,” sets the lyrical mood really been overly impressive in in America. Lookout! Records in 1992. for the album. “West Wye” is my book. This album doesn’t During the late 80s the D.C. By 2000, Ed Trask had taken based on conversations Barry has break that trend, but it is a new scene was in the middle of frag- over on drums and the band had with “old Bill, a drunk rail- Avail album and doesn’t try to be mentation. The hardcore crowd released “One Wrench” on Fat road bum,” at Barry’s favorite anything other than what it is. was still large, but was beginning Wreck Chords. The band has place to escape, Richmond’s Acca Catch Avail with Hey Mercedes PHOTO COURTESY OF AVAIL.COM to lose momentum thanks to the always been considered a quintet train yard. and The Curse live in Chicago at emergence of thrash metal and, even though Beau Beau has never “Versus” is another frustration- Metro Sunday Nov. 24. Avail’s latest release, “nothing spe- cial.”

DROP DEADLINE FINAL EXAM CHANGES UNIVERSITY ADMISSION TO TEACHER EDUCATION MEETING The deadline for dropping a class or WITHDRAWING FROM THE Student must attend a meeting to formally apply for University Admission UNIVERSITY is FRI., NOV. 8. The student will receive either “WP” or Students who have three final examinations scheduled for one day to Teacher Education and to initiate the selection process. The College of “WF” at the discretion of the instructor of the class. Be sure to access may change the date of one of the final examinations with the Education and Professional Studies schedules meetings each semester. The PAWS or touch-tone at least 15 minutes before the system goes down. approval of the INSTRUCTOR. Requests for changes for medical or required formal application form is distributed and collected at the meetings —Molly J. Evans, Assistant Director, Registration. personal emergencies may also be considered. In cases not resolved and the rules and regulations concerning selection, admission to and retention between the student and the instructor, the Department Chair will in teacher education are explained. Students who have not previously applied FINAL EXAM INFORMATION seek resolution. Students are discouraged from requesting instructors must attend a meeting. The following meeting are available Fall Semester Please be aware that the final exam schedule for Fall 2002 is pub- to deviate from the published examination schedule. Reasons of per- 2002 to initiate the selection process: Thurs, Nov 7, 1501 Buzzard Hall lished on page 8 of the Fall Semester 2002 Class Schedule. Class sonal convenience such as work, transportation arrangements or Auditorium 9-9:50am, Weds, Dec 11, 1501 Buzzard Hall Auditorium 6-6:50pm schedules are available on the shelf outside the Registration Office. The vacation plans, do not constitute grounds for approval of examination The next opportunity to initiate the “Selection Process” and apply for fall final exam schedule is also available on Registration’s homepage on change requests. University Admission to Teacher Education will be during the Spring Semester, the Internet, at . 2003. —Dr. Frank Hohengarten, Dean of Enrollment Mngt. —Dr. Douglas Bower, Associate Dean, College of Education & —Dr. Frank Hohengarten, Dean of Enrollment Mngt. Professional Studies

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CROSS COUNTRY Panthers Making records defend OVC titles in the music city By Andy Werhane Staff writer Romo three touchdown passes away from setting school record The men's and women's cross country teams are traveling to By Matthew Stevens Week, which he has won for three weeks in a row Morehead State to attempt to STAFF WRITER before the bye week last week. In those three defend their respective Ohio games, Romo has thrown for 1,027 yards and 11 Valley Conference titles Saturday The Panthers touchdowns. at the OVC meet. hope they are on However, Romo will be short an offensive The women's team, whose race the country road that takes them home to Ohio weapon with the loss of wide receiver Devon begins at 9 a.m., will try to win its Valley Conference Championship, and one stop is O’Neal due to an injury. second straight OVC title, but it in the Music City, Nashville, Tenn. “Devon is without a doubt a great player and won't be easy. Tennessee State is one of the final three hur- we won’t be able to replace him,” Romo said. Eastern Kentucky, who recently dles that Eastern will have to maneuver past on The key to the game will be establishing the placed well above the Panthers in the road in a series that recently has consistently running game with the two-headed tailback com- the Pre-Nationals meet, will be the produced close games. bination of senior J.R. Taylor and junior Andre Panthers’ toughest competition. “Our games with them have always been Raymond. After the bye week, Taylor is finally Head coach John McInerney said nail biters, and the last time we went down to healthy after playing with an ankle injury in the Southeast Missouri will join the Adelphia we got routed,” Panther head coach Panthers’ last two games, but he was able to rush Panthers and EKU as the top con- Bob Spoo said. for 132 yards in Eastern’s win over Southeast ference competitors for the second 1999 was the last time the Panthers traveled to Missouri. consecutive year. face Tennessee State, and the Tigers won 43-25 “That’s something we try to do every game and Sophomore Stephanie Bone will and went on to go undefeated and win the OVC we believe that we can get some benefit out of add some extra punch to the championship. running the ball effectively,” head coach Bob women's side. She is two weeks However, the Tigers come in at 2-6, 1-1 (in Spoo said. back from a five-week stressed OVC) and is the clear underdog in what is In its search for a offensive leader Tennessee fracture injury. possibly its biggest game of the season. State has used four quarterbacks in eight games Sophomore Angie Simone has “This is a huge game for the program,” this season. placed as the Panther's top runner Tigers head coach James Reese said. The Tigers will probably start freshman quar- consistently in Bone's absence. Panther quarterback Tony Romo is also terback Dwayne Buchanon who will make his Also joining Bone and Simone are looking to catch history, needing three fifth consecutive start and has accounted for only senior Katie Springer, junior touchdown passes to overtake Panther leg- 550 yards passing in four games, but sophomores Nicole Milici, sophomore Krissy end Sean Payton for Eastern’s all-time Kenny Irby and Riley Walker might find their Peters and freshmen Deb Tygrett, touchdown mark of 75. way under center.. Lizette Ruvalcaba, and Jaylee This will be the first career school Whoever is throwing the ball, Tennessee State Carr. passing record Romo would own in his has a talented wide receiver in C.J. Johnson who The men's team, whose race four-year career at Eastern. ranks third in the OVC in receiving yards. begins at 9:45 a.m., will be attempt- Here’s how the two teams match up: “They are incredibly athletic at the wide ing to win its third straight title and receiver position and that concerns me,” Spoo the fifth in seven years, but this Offense said. isn't the same team that won cham- Tennessee State will attempt to keep Romo on pionships in the past. Walter Payton favorite Romo is three the sidelines by using its pair of running backs Seniors Kyle O’Brien and Dan touchdowns away from the all-time which include sophomore Charles Anthony and Mackey and junior Jeff Jonaitis Eastern record in touchdown passes freshman sensation Sugar Sanders. bring the only championship expe- and was tied for first in the nation for Edge: Eastern rience, but they have a wealth of it. most touchdown passes (22) before Last year, O'Brien finished 7 at the the bye week. Defense conference race and Mackey fin- STEPHEN HASS/ “(The touchdown record) is defi- ished 13. Jonaitis was red-shirted STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER nitely a great honor and some- Eastern still ranks last in total defense in the last year, but was a second team thing I’d like to get done,” Romo OVC, but head coach Bob Spoo has seen improve- All-OVC selection in 1999 and 2000. Senior Tony Romo could break Sean Payton’s school record of said. ment over the last four games in which the Rounding out the men's eight- 75 career touchdown passes Romo will also look Panthers have only allowed an average of nine- man team are junior Jackson against Tennessee State to keep a streak second half points per game. Johnson, sophomore Mike Begich, Saturday. going of being and freshmen Jake Stout, Dan named OVC Player of the SEE RECORDS Page 7A Strackeljahn, and Zach Fairfield.

VOLLEYBALL Do or die situation for Winkeler’s squad has yet to win a game in Improving on defense Next loss ends conference play. The Tigers will also be a key for hopes of returning to (13-13, 0-8) have only won Eastern. The Panthers are two games in its eight-con- currently last in the OVC in OVC tournament ference matches with six opponents’ attack percent- shutouts against them. age with .246. “I have been By Matt Williams “Every match from now asking for them to do that STAFF WRITER on is crucial,” Eastern head all season,” Winkeler said. coach Brenda Winkeler “We kind of went back to It is do-or-die time for the said. “We need to win all the basics.” Eastern volleyball team. five matches. I know it is Winkeler hopes that her The Panthers (6-19, 1-10) something we can do.” team can gain some confi- begin their attempt to defy The Tigers bring one of dence with a win over the all the odds and make it the top attackers in the con- Tigers. “Confidence is hard back to the Ohio Valley ference in junior outside when you come close,” Conference tournament hitter Jennifer Corral who Winkeler said. “I tell the Saturday at 2 p.m. in Lantz is third with 4.47 kills per team it is very easy to play arena against Tennessee game. Corral also leads her well when they are win- State. team with 3.2 digs per game ning.” Eastern has lost its last and was named OVC Player Saturday is also senior 12 matches including a of the Week earlier in the day for the Panthers. Three three-game sweep at the season. “(Corral) is a pretty players will say goodbye to hands of Loyola-Chicago good player,” Winkeler Lantz Arena as they play Tuesday. They will need to said. “One of our goals will their last home match of win the rest of their regular be to stop her.” their careers. Carrie season conference games As a team, Tennessee Stevens, Jennifer Fisher, to have a chance at earning State is strong in serving and Karen Liss will be hon- a bid in the OVC tourna- with a league leading 2.03 ored prior to the match. ment. service aces per game. This “Jenn (Fisher) was my first The climb to the sixth could prove to be a problem recruit here and Liss has STEPHEN HAAS/STAFF PHOTOGRAPHER and final spot in the stand- for the Panthers as they broken some records for Sophomore Erica Gerth (7) digs the ball while senior Carrie Stevens (13) looks on. Stevens is ings starts against a had 11 service recovery us,” Winkeler said. “We will one of three seniors that will be playing in their last game at Lantz Arena Saturday. Tennessee State team that errors against Loyola. definitely honor them.” 8B ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND THE DAILY EASTERN NEWS Friday, November 1, 2002 Everclear rocks Lantz Arena

PHOTOS BY COLIN MCAULIFFE/PHOTO EDITOR Upper Left: Art Alexakis, guitarist and lead singer of Everclear jams at Lantz Arena last Saturday night. Upper Right: Craig Montoya, bass guitar player for Everclear, makes a disgruntled postal worker face for the camera. Above: The bass pedals for Craig Montoya’s bass sit in the foreground, as Craig, himself moves so fast he appears as a ghost. Left: Alessandro Cortini, accompanies Alexakis on vocals throughout the night.

When tragedy protects bottom line CONCERT CALENDAR Friday Saturday Sunday “Phone Booth,” the upcoming thriller per Eminem, comes out the week before from 20th Century Fox, has been post- “Phone Booth” and the latest Bond Fowl Language Hairbangers Acoustic poned indefinitely. The movie, about a coming out sequel, “Die Another Day.” comes out 9:30 p.m. Ball Sundays sniper terrorizing a man in a phone the week after. 7th Street 10 p.m. 9 p.m. booth, has been pulled out of respect to All three of these movies are market- Underground Canopy Club The Uptowner no cover $5 no cover the families of the recent sniper attacks ing to the same 18-30 year-old demo- swinging: 344-2263 345-4622 in Washington D.C., but Fox might have graphic, and most people will not see Pop Rocks other motives for its actions as well. Ryan Rinchiuso four movies in three weeks. “8 Mile” 9:30 p.m. Borne Identity “Phone Booth” has attracted numer- STAFF WRITER has the most bankable rapper, and “Die Gunner Buc’s 5 & 8 p.m. ous big-name stars and directors with Another Day” is the newest film in a $2 Buzzard its unique and strong story. Directors assumption Farrell would be a huge popular 40 year franchise. “Phone 235-0123 no cover such as Michael Bay and stars like Will star, they forgot to inform the American Booth” will not be able to compete Smith and Jim Carrey have all shown movie-going audience. Now, 20th against these films. Live Jazz interest before backing out for various Century Fox has a second-rate actor to “Phone Booth” is also more of an 9 p.m. reasons. anchor one of its big holiday films and “adult film” and adults have less time Friends & Co. The movie will succeed based on the director Joel Schumacher who has not and money to see movies than no cover lead star’s performance, and many been a draw since the debacle of teenagers. With movies such as 345-2380 actors were put-off by this fact. In the “Batman and Robin.” “Gangs of New York,” “Lord of the end, rising star Colin Farrell took the While “Phone Booth” still has an Rings” and “Chicago” coming out within role and the huge risk. While Farrell is interesting premise, not having a star a month’s time, “Phone Booth” would a promising actor, the movie needs a anchoring the film will ensure the film not be on many people’s must-see lists. huge star to do any business; which Fox gets lost in one of the busiest holiday By moving the film to a less competi- was banking on Farrell becoming. movie seasons ever. tive month like February or March, Farrell, after starring in the critically The original release date for the film “Phone Booth” has more of a chance to acclaimed “Tigerland,” was deemed the would have been November 15th, the become a surprise hit. Word of mouth “it boy” by many in Hollywood. 20th same day “Harry Potter and the so far has been positive and the film Century Fox gave Farrell the role in Chamber of Secrets” is released. The could easily catch on during a slow “Phone Booth” thinking by the time the second “Potter” film is anticipated to be movie period. movie was shot and released, he would as big as the first one, and anything else Thanks to recent events, Fox can be a huge star. Then Farrell bombed in coming out the same day will be buried move the movie, citing the attacks as the movies “American Outlaws,” underneath it. the reason. This excuse will not leave “Hart’s War” and was overshadowed by The prognosis for “Phone Booth” gets rumors and questions about the quality Tom Cruise and Steven Spielberg in bleaker when glancing at movies being of the film that is typical when a studio “Minority Report.” released in the same period. “8 Mile,” pulls a film in the 23rd hour. This is a While Hollywood was under the the highly anticipated film starring rap- win-win situation for Fox.