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raduation s Sunday yCARL WALK CEO of Illinoi s Farm Bure au and aftwriter Country Comp anie s in Bloomington will receive an hon­ About 500 student s are eligible orary doctor of law degree from take part in Eastern's fall com ­ Eastern. encement at 2 p.m. Sund ay in "We give these degree s fo r ' ntz Gymnasium , which will out st anding succe ss and ac hieve­ t about two hour s. ment ," Thornburgh said. "It 's a Graduate s will have the op por ­ cu stom done by many college s." nity to go through one rehe arsal Leon ard Durham , associate r the ceremony at 6:30 p.m. dean of the College of Liberal turd ay in the Lantz Fieldhouse. Arts and Science s since 1982, "It' s basic ally a run through will be the faculty mar sh al, where r the gr aduate' s bene fit ," said he will pl ay a ceremoni al po sition aniel Thornburgh , director of and carry a mace symbolic to the niversity Rel ation s. "We will be ceremony, Thornburgh sa id. ie f on what will happen on The fir st three gr aduate s from adu ation day." Eastern 's Pre -Professional Gradu ate s and faculty mem­ Practice Progr am, will take partin rs should pick up their regali a the ceremony as well. The pro­ m 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. Thur sd ay in gram was initiated in 1979, an d e Effingh am room of the Martin now has seven Illinoi s hospitals ther King Jr. Univer sity Union af f il-i ated with its master of sci­ from 10 a. m. to 1 p.m. Sunday ence in home economic s and di a­ the fieldhou se. betic s option degree progr am. The reg ali a involve s a bac­ The spe ak er s for the fall com­ laure ate gown fo r student s with mencement ceremony include bachelor' s degree and gown s Nancy Froelich , chairm an of the r faculty member s ap propri ate Bo ard of Governors of St ate the degree they hold , Colleges and Universities, ornburgh said. Michael Riord an , student body Eastern Pre sident St an Rives president and Tom Gaffigan, pres­ ·11 spe ak at the ceremony, con­ ident of the EI U . Alumni r degree s and award diplom as Association. suming student s· succe ss ful The commencement ceremony MIKER SHERMAN I Staff photographer mp letion of Eastern 's gradua­ is open fo r anyone to at tend , n requirement s. assuming se ating space is av ail­ Big Dog John White Jr. , president and able. Jim Valenta and Big Guy wait for a friend by Old Main Thursday afternoon. astern may rejoin state student group MIKE FITZGERALD The ISA work s for the intere st s of stu ­ organi zation at a previou s time , but added The executive bo ard has to decide to dent s in the Illinois legislature , on the that Eastern left the IS A about two or three pre sent the propo sal to join the ISA to the Illinois Bo ard of Higher Educ ation and to years ago. re st of the senate. The senate then has to The executive bo ard of the Student different state scholar ship committees. It The cost of joining the IS A varie s. decide whether to join as an as soc iate or a na te is scheduled to decide by the end of also help s students to help repre sent them­ Eastern could join as an associ ate member full member. pre sent seme ster whether it will recom­ selve s before the aforementioned org ani za­ fo r two years at a co st of $400 doll ars If it decides to join as a fu ll member, the nd to the senate the propos al to join the tion s. according to Cl ark , or could jo in as a full­ senate has to vote on whether to put it on inoi s Student Associ ation as a fu ll­ "I think it' s a good concept to get a fl ed ged member with voting privileges fo r the ballot as a referendum, and then dged member. bunch of school s together to work fo r a $10,000. Eastern's student body would have to vote "The purpo se of the ISA is to repre sent common goal by lobbying together in The $ 10,000 would come fr om a $1 to approve the $1 per student ch arge. dent s in different policy -m aking bodie s Springfield ," said Studen t Senate Speaker ch arge per student at Eastern. Be fore that One di sadv ant age to joining it , ac cor d­ the st ate, " said Bri an Mon ah an , fi eld Jane Cl ark. went into effect , a number of things would ing to Cl ark , is if Eastern doe sn 't agree ector of the ISA. Cl ark said Eastern was a member of the have to happen however. with a propo sal , and the re st of the ISA

ByHoliday PETE SCALES snowLoo kinunlikelyg at the past 30 years , City editor "there is a chance of about one in three Chri stmase s where there The chance s of a "white" would be at least one inch of Chri stm as this se ason may be snow on the ground ," said slim , meterologist s are saying. Dw ayne Hill ard of the National However, "It 's impossible to We ather Service in Springfield. predict at thi s time that we would "That's only about a 33 percent have a white Christm as," said ch ance of a 'white· Christmas." Steve Hilberg, meterologist fo r The aver age annu al snow fall the Illinoi s Water Survey in for central Illinois is about 24.4 Urb an a. inche s, Hill ard said. "In thi s centr al portion of "The aver ag e date for the fir st' Illinoi s, fr om lookin g at past snow fall of the winter se ason is Christm ase s, there is only ab out a around Nov. 26," Hill ard said. 30 percent ch ance of a 'white' The aver age date for at least one Chri stm as-th at is actu al snow on inch of snowf all is Dec. 4, he the ground ," Hilberg said. added. Friday, December 9, 1988 The DaUy Eastern News Relief effort mounted after quake MOSC OW (AP) - Soviet the Wedne sday earthquake, which taken to help all those affected by authorities rushed military sur­ mea sured 6.9 on the Richter scale th1� terrible traged), and I have lO geons and tons of medical sup­ Soviet officials reported thou­ be there m this effort said plies Thursda y into Armenia, sand s of people were killed but Gorbachev, who planned to fly to rocked by an earthquake that offi­ provided no death toll Yerevan after am\ lilJ m Mo-.cow. l cials said virtually destroyed sev­ President Mikhail S He canceled panned trips to Cu eral cities and killed tens of thou­ Gorbachev cut short his tnp to the and Bntam. sands of people. United States and flew home to Pre'>ident Reagan offered emer· Armenian Journalists said a lead a worldwide emergency re�­ g e ncy humamtarian aid. Luban Polit buro com mission led by cue effort in the southern repub­ President Fidel Ca1,rro pledged to Premier Nikolai I. Ryzhov lic. which has a population of 3.3 send construcuon workers an Police tickets questioned received preliminar y estimates million. Britain dispatched London fire CHICAGO-Police say they're investigating a ra sh of que�tionable that up to so:ooo people died in "Urgent measures are being fighter& to jom the rescue effort. tic kets wr itten to mass-transit riders who apparently don 't exist­ including Ernest Hemingway. The tickets, written for begging and offenses too minor to reqmre arrest, were later dismissed in court. Reagan p�epares for conference WASHINGT ON (AP)-Pre si­ lution of h.is views about the both side:,, " The Soviet The police Internal Aff air:. Division began an investigation into the lead dent Reagan prepare d Thursday Soviet Union, from callmg an capped his trip by ann a tic kets in October but "until that's completed, the department ha�·no it ouncing for his first news conference in "evil empire" to signing the first unilateral cutbac k of 500.000 comment." a spokesman m the ews Affairs D1 vis1on who declmed to month&, likely his last formal superpower treaty ever to abolish Soviet forces, a reduction provide her name said Thursday. l>i>.. of abo meeting with reporters as the an entire clas� of nuclea 10percent. Critics have charged that officers who patrol cny trams and buse s are clock runs out on his eight- year weapons. White House under pressure to pad statistics questionabie spokesma cnme-fightm!!. by wntrng · presidenq Reagan said his summit with M,arlin not o and petty tickets. Fitzwater did rule One da) after h1& fifth meeting Gorbachev in ew York. along the possib1lit of another new One ticket written last June for sohc1tmg money and transfer� trom with Kremlin leader Mikh ail with President-elect Bush, had conference before Reagan leav transit riders was issued to Hemmmgwa). listed a� an employee ot the Gorbachev. Reagan was ready to been a "very useful meetmg for office on Jan. 20 Best Western Hotel on Michigan Avenue. the Chicago fnbune reported deal with questions about the evo- Thursday.

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0�1� Eastern News DELTA SIGMA Pt The Daily Eastern News is published daily, Monday through Friday, in Charleston, Illinois during fall and spring semesters and twice during the Professional Business Fraternity summer term except during school vacations or examinations, by the stu­ dents of Eastern Illinois University Subscription price: $18 per semester, $8 Is Proud To Announce Their New for summer only, $36 for all year. The Daily Eastern News is a member of the Associated Press which 1s entitled to exclusive use of all articles appear­ Executive Council ing 1n this paper. The editorials on Page 4 represent the majority view of the editorial board; all other opinion pieces are signed. Phone 581-2812. The Daily Eastern News editorial and business offices are located in the North Mark Schnepper President Gym of the Buzzard Building, Eastern Illinois University. Second class postage paid at Charleston, IL 61920. ISSN 0894-1599. Printed by Eastern Gary Rachford Senior Vice President Illinois University, Charleston, IL 61920. Kathy Gajewski Vice President for Pledging . Education NEWS STAFF Laura Laughlin Vice President for Professional

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. -  ------3A UB sponsoring Christmas play By TONY CAMPBELL The story revolve s aro und a man Staff writer who wishe s to co mmit suicide, but a guardian angel appear s and A pl ay ver sio n of television's and show s the man what life on traditional Chri st mas movie "It 's Earth would be like without him. a Wo nder ful Li fe " will be per­ "It has a little he avier subject formed 8 p. m. Mo nday at McA fee matter than other Chri stm as sto­ Gym. ries, " Boehm said. Missy Boehm, performing art s Boehm sa id to produce a show coordinator of the Universit y requires a lot of pl anning and Board, said the pl ay will be per­ there is a large co st involved. formed by the company of Dennis Al so, McAfee lacks the needed Hitchcock and Circa '21, the technic al requirement s such as sam� company that produced last lighting, which will be parti ally year 's successful "Pump Boy s. " provide d by the perfor mance The company has a 22-me mber co mpany. cast and will feature an elabor ate Boehm said ticket price s are $3 set. The company is currently on for st udents and childre n under the ro ad and will arrive early 12, and $5 for the gener al public. Mo nd ay morning to be gin con­ A speci al price is av ailable for struction ofthe set, Boehm said. gro ups with over 10 people; with Boehm said the pl ay, which is 10 people, the 11th per son get s in Photo courtesy of Malnstage Artist Management base d on the original movie, will free. rence Oddbody (angel) before he gets his wings for "It's a Wonderful Life." have a music al adaptation.

mnesty plans recognition of Human Rights Day Friday in recognition of International Stoyanov prote sted bec ause communi st 192 st udent s sig nat ure s to the United Human Right s Day. Bulgarian officials would not allow him to Nations alo ng with thousands mor e Saturday will markth e 40th anniver sary ret urn to his home land in Tur ke y. He con­ Saturday, Amnesty International member For ce nt uries the people of the world of the si gning of the Univer sal Declaration tinues nonviolent prote sti ng today behind Sara Crerar said. ve suffere d because their fundamental of Human Right s - A declaration base d on pri so n wall s by me ans of a hunger strike, Eastern st udent s si gned petitions last ht s have been de nie d through sl avery, the twin pill ars of freedom fro m fear and Aldort said. se mester urgi ng the United State s to si gn re, racial and reli gio us per sec ution. want. "The petition for Stoy anov will ask th at the declaration. But now a worldwide movement to pro­ Eastern'sAm nesty International organi­ he be released and able to return with hi s Amne sty Inter national welcome s all t hu man right s has started. zation will give st udent s the opportunity to wife to Tur key, " Aldort said. intere ste d per so ns to join the organization, Accor di ng to the Amne st y International si gn petitions Friday to fr ee prisoner Ho me Box Office (HB O) will al so spon­ Crer ar said. "Our go als are to work for the phlet, the organization was designed to Filipov Stoyanov held in Bulgaria. A table sor a human ri ght s concert 7:30 p. m. rele ase of po litic al pri soner s through letter elp free politic al pri soner s who are being will be set up in Coleman Hall for tho se Saturday that com me mor ate s the sig ni ng of writing campaigns and raise public con­ Id without ch arge or trial fo r their politi- intere sted in sig ni ng the pe tition. the decl ar atio n. Mu sici ans Bruce sciou s and knowledge ofthe plight of polit­ view s." Stoy anov was arre ste d on July 12 fo r Spring stein, Tr acy Ch apman, Sting and a ical pri so ner s," Aldort adde d. Eastern' s Amne sty International organi­ "civil disobedience, " said Harl an Aldort, ho st of other s will be perfor ming. Amne sty International meets every tion will circul ate petitions on campus pre sident of Amne sty International. Amne sty Internatio al will send about Wedne sd ay at 7:30 in 229 Cole man hall. Ian of Soviet troop withdrawal praised at local level CRAIG EDWARDS pl an to reduce Soviet ar me d U.S. Pre sident-elect George Bu sh Bu sh di splayed a se nse of caution with the red uctio ns, Soviet force s ministration editor force s in Europe. to do is begin verific atio n proce­ Wedne sd ay by not allowing the m­ will still out number other s by Gorbachev told the Unite d dure s of the reductions. "Bu sh selve s to be dr awn into detailed millio ns, " Faust said. New s of Soviet Pre sident Natio ns Gener al Assembly will have to fi nd an effective negotiatio ns at a priv ate luncheon Gorb achev offered no specific s ikhail Gorb achev 's pl an to Wedne sd ay th at te ns of thou sands me ans of verifyi ng tha_t the se with the Soviet leader. An ar ticle about easing the se imbalance s in uce offensive arms and troops of tanks, as well as troop s, wo uld reductio ns are actu ally taking in The Chic ago Tribune Thur sd ay other type s of we apons. Europe was pr aised Th ur sd ay be withdr awn from Easter n pl ace," Faust said, adding that the quoted Re agan as saying, "About Moreover, pulli ng 50,000 Soviet one Easter n politc al science Europe an countrie s, and other U.S. has tr aditio nally used satel­ the Soviet unilater al troop reduc ­ troop s out of Eastern Europe tructor. forces would be pulled from lite s to verify such reductions. tio n, I can only say that if it is would not come clo se to balanc­ John Faust, a polict al science Mo ngolia and Asia in a reduction "But it will al so take cooper atio n carried out speedily and in full, ing grou nd force s. fe ssor specializing in U.S. for­ in si ze of the Soviet milit ary fro m the Soviet s, coo per atio n that hi story will regard it as import ant, "We have to look at the Ar ms n policy, strongly welco me s machine. The pl an is ex pected to has not been gr anted before, " he signific ant. " Race re ally carefully. Even rb ac hev' s pl an. "I think it 's a take pl ace over a two -ye ar period. added. "But the United State s will though reductio ns are welco med, od thing fo r him to do. He "I think it 's gre at if it actually In addition, Faust says U.S. offi­ al so have to co nsider what thi s it has to be in the security inter­ uld do even more of it," Fau st takes place," Faust said of the ci als will have to be very cautiou s action will do when it co mes to ests of both side s to be accept­ id Th ursday .after noo n, refer­ alle ge d reductio ns, comme nti ng in acce pti ng the Soviet plan. the compariso n of fo rce s. Even able, " Faust ad ded. g to Gorb achev 's bold new that the mo st import ant thing for And both Presi de nt Reagan and

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They were buried in Editorial textbooks and befuddled with classes, they bombarded the library in droves and in masses.

The streets were untraveled and unusually hushed, the bars were deserted from. their everyday rush. The 1988 D.E.N. Christmas wish lis As Christmas falls upon us, the staff at The Daily 26. A successful season for the · The faculty concocted with chilling detail, Eastern News has come up with a Christmas list of our Chicago Cubs. very own in hopes that Santa will be good to us this tests most any student would proba­ 27. To Bob Spoo: A play to use in ...... � ...., year. bly fail. crucial situations other than 1 . Snow on Christmas. the Statue of Liberty. 2. No more tuition increases for at least two years. 28. More minorities on campus. The students were hungry and their throats Wait a minute, make that 22 years. 29. Less deadbeats on campus. were dry, 3. A new vice president in the White House. Dan 30. Someone to answer the campus directory line but the library had no vending machines Quayle just doesn't cut it. before it rings 15 times. and you ask us why? 4. A better education budget for Illinois universities. 31. A cure for AIDS. 5. Condom machines in every room. 32. A form of democracy throughout the world. Because the university doesn't 6. An extra hour in each day. 33. That every American hostage comes home DM� trust us, they say we aren't neat, 7. An extra week for Christmas break. Christmas. but they don't have to study in 8. An extra month for summer vacation. 34. Jobs for everyone. 100 degree heat. 9. An extra month to hand in term papers. 35. That all of the campus security guys who ti 10. A weapon that annihilates skateboard riders. (In a cars on campus get their cars towed away festive sort of way) Christmas break. Meanwhile in Douglas, con­ 11. Five fewer days for finals week. 36. Raise the drinking age to "reach puberty." doms were refused, 12. Free room and board. 37. That pedestrians act responsibly. because the university was afraid of 13. Why stop there? Make tuition free too. 38. That drivers act even more responsibly. the way they'd be used. 14. A textbook library with a faster system so stu­ 39. A decent spring concert. Hear that UB? dents are not forced to stand in long lines in swel­ 40. Leave the vending machines in Booth Lib But, as the fall semester closes and the end tering heat or freezing cold. alone. draws near, 15. Wouldn't it be nice if the university paid us to 41. A new role model for America's youth besides we'll put aside the old to greet the dawn of go to school? BonJovi. 16. Three daily balanced meals for everyone through- 42. Eliminate world terrorism. a new year. out the globe. Seriously. 43. Move the baseball Cardinals to Phoenix with 1 7. World peace. football counterparts. So good luck with finals and all the tests 18. A literate society. 44. Eliminate the threat of nudear war. that you'll take, 19. An educated society. 45. Enough money to pay teachers what they d as we wish a Merry Christmas to all and to 20. A non-yiolent society. 46. "A kinder, gentler nation." all a good break. 21. A child for every couple and a couple for every 47. No new taxes. (Read our lips) child. 48. More of those letterman jackets for our athl Quote of the day ••• 22. Longer hours for Booth Library. Like they really need them. '' 23. Get rid of Geraldo Rivera. Maybe you could send 49. A drug-free America. him and Dan Quayle to a deserted island some­ 50. That everyone at Eastern has a safe and happy where. iday. Peace on earth, goodwill to men. 24. Controlled temperatures in each building on the university. What do you think Santa? Is all of that too much '' 25. A good homeand family for every homeless person. ask? .. ' .. . Eastern News Frida , December 9, 1988

Program El'.lsemble �ill perform X-mas present only legal please bring from Miller - free $50 Jar in a can of food keg every night town - ask for your for the less fortunate Christmas selections during finals ticket show you CARE and provides Brawner chose the music By LYNETTE FENNELL 11 :00 till after win a free party Staff writer_ because as a conductor he felt "it studying opportunity (the music) is quality music and 00 By JR LOCEY A Christmas program by entertaining and a challenge to the $500 in free shake a day ' Staff writer Eastern s Symphonic Wind studen�s as well as educational." 25¢ beers most nights - study hard Ensemble will be presented at 8 "Musical Offerings,'' a collec­ page one tavern page one tavern Students concerned about" p.m. Friday in the Dvorak tion of works by Bach dedicated their future plal\s and enjoy Concert Hall. to King Frederick, and John leadership activities may gam The ensemble, under the direc­ Phillip Sousa's "Jack Tar experience through the tion of assistant music professor March," which is Great Britain's FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Leadership America Tom Brawner, will present a patriotic cousin to our own "Stars Opportunity Program. diverse group of Christmas selec­ and Stripes Forever," will be Ted Ivarie, dean of the busi­ tions. played. ness department, said. 'This is Classic music .from "The music combination cov­ "FLASHBACK an excellent program and is Tchaikovsky will include selec­ ers a wide spectrum," Brawner currently in its second year. tions from "The Nutcracker said. Unfortunately, Eastern stu­ Suite." Music from the famous The event offers a little some­ -IS­ dents did not show any interest opera "Snow Maiden," by thing for everyone as a special in the program last year." Rimsky-Korsakov. will also be holiday present to the community, The program is designed to presented. Brawner said. BACK" give students a better under­ Brawner said music from The annual concert, which is 50's - 60's - 70's Rock standing of themselves. peers "Christmas Carol,'' and· 'A sponsored by the music depart­ and employment opponumties, Christmas Festival for Band' by ment, is free and the public is $ 2�00 Pitchers Ivarie said The program Leroy Ande'rson will also be invited to attend. involves three phases that must played. MY be completed during the PLACE LOUNGE IO-week program. Prin�inUSA The event run� from June 9 to August 17, and all expenses

are paid. The 10 weeks mclude · different activitie and expen­ ences. One week i<> �pent in .. the Rocky Mountam, workmg ...... on survival tactics. and then the group will go to Dallas. Texas for three weeb. The program also mdude� d tour week intern�htp m bu�i­ ness, governmentor Lommuni­ ty s�vice followed b>y a clos­ ing ession lil wa ... hmgton. D.C. The program select�· .'.lO stu­ dents from campmes across the country. To b eligi­ ble for selection. students must be attending a four-year col­ lege and must have completed their junior year by June 9, 1989. Each student is required to fill out a standard application. which explains further require­ ments. "The most important requirement is that a student have leadership expenence in both appointed positions as well as elected," lvarie said. " tudents who participated in the past program have found themselves turning away JOb opportunties they never expected to get," I varie said. Michelle Morrison, a past participant in the program, said, "I had the best summer Enter the Zenith Data Systems ever. I learned new things about myself, my peer<>. lead­ ership, the world and current events." "Leader<;hip America pro­ ...... �RS of vides so many challenges and opportunities to fully explore

yourself. The program i<> with­ out a doubt a once in a lifetime INNOVATION. opportunity,,,. said freshman Amy Love, past member. Students who are interested in learning more about the pro­ COMPETITION gram can talk to Ivarie in Blair Win a $5,000*Zenith Computer System. Hall, room 109. T he deadline for applications are Jan.15, We're searching for tomorrow's innovators. 1989. Ifyou've developed or used software or hardware-that is compatible with Zenith Data Systems products-to creatively address a problem or task in your field of study, we want to hear from you. The Daily You could win a $5,000* Zenith Data Systems computer system for yourself, of computer quipm t for us given in $5,000*worth e en your college camp Eastern News your name, and natioryal recognition from your peers. wishes For More Infonnation And Official Rules, Call 1-800-553-0301. everyone best Competition Ends March 1, 1989. Void Where Prohibited. of luck on finals data next week! systems Study. Hard! THE OUAUlYGOES IN BEFORETHE NAME GOESON" 6A Frida • December 9, 1988

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Suit·ftfiledI' Royal Heights for waste Is Now Leasing/or ' 89-' 90 contract, • 3 Bedroom D;luxeApt. A ST. LOUIS (AP) - St. Louis • company claims the federal gov­ Fully Furn{ihed • ernment was "wholly irrational" Dishwasher for denying it a contract to buy • waste oil from S<:ott Air Force - BreakfastBar Base because the company is · • Central Air under investigati on for alleged A Spiritual Guide for the '80's • Underground Parking illegal disposal of hazardous . Sundays at 11:00 a.m. waste. . on Kiesel Co., a barge service and 348-5312 supplier of waste oil and fuel oil, Mon.-Fri. 9:00-5:00 filed suit Tuesday in U.S. District Court ag ai nst t he . De fe nse �· Department and its purchasing l•IEfU arm, the Defense Ligis ic s t • • ... TV CHANNEL 51 Agency. Charleston... Cable Ch. # 29 Mattoon Cable Ch. #20 Paris Ch. # 37 Kiesel e claims t�at the Def nse Graduates-Keep,, up- with EIU buy Department was "wholly irra­ Underwritten in part by: a subscription to The Dally Eastern News Immanuel Lutheran Church Student Center ti on al, and arbitrary and capri­ & cious" in rejecting Kiesel's con­ tract bid after the government learned of the FBI investigation. No charges have been filed in the case, and Kiesel maintains that it has done nothing wrong. In its suit, the company claims that by denying the contract, the

· government has sullied Kiesel 's reputation and undPrmined its 2b1lity to do business. The compa­ ny is seek.ing a temporary restraining or der to keep the Dafensc Department from open­ ing a second set of contract bids. It also is seeking the contract. A defense Departm e n t spokesman confirmed th at Kiesel had been denied the contract after a routine background che ck revealed it was under investiga­ tion for mi"ing oil tainted with PCBs with waste oil.

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alvati�n Army sets 1988 It's a diet nual fundraising goal you can't control. Th e campaign, which opened mo ney collected through th e Our Eating Disorders Program offers help for those with Nov. 2 and will run until Dec. "Tre e of Li gh ts" ca mpaign will be 5 Anorexia Nervosa and Bulimia Nervosa. We use a team 24, provi de s fo od baskets and used fo r ongoing pro gra ms at Th e ap�roach �f .�sychiatrists, interni�ts, psycholog ists, reg e Salvatio n Army, in its new toy s to fa milies in_ and Salvatio n Army. i stered d1et1t1ans, nurses, occu;>at1onal therapists and psychotherapists. Call · to ai d the le ss fortunate in around the Charle ston ar�a, said "As you know, Chri st mas is 309-655-2738. County, has announced a Do nald Ki nc aid, Salv atio n Army just one day of the year, " he said. f $44,000 fo r it s annual commander lieutena nt. "People have nee ds all the ti me. EATING ­ of Light s" Ch ristmas "In 1987, area re si dent s con­ We want to be able to give a help­ ..ILSaint Francis ising camp aign. tributed more th an $42,000 dur ­ ing hand any day of the year. " -, r"Medical DISORDERS ani zation offici al s, who are ing the camp aign, " Ki nc ai d said. Ki nc aid said tho se wishing to Center PROGRAM g the fu nds thro ugh di rect "Last Chri st mas, we were able make a walk-in do nation can do ppe al s, walk-in donations to provide a tot al of 668 food bas­ so at The Salvation Army Cit adel, llection s in the famili ar re d ket s and 720 ne w toy s du ring the 300 N. Fourteenth St. , in Mattoo n .6SS·2738 s, hope to sur pass last year's Christmas se ason. " or call 234-3915. ©1988 Saint (309)Francis Medical Center y more th an $2,000. Ki nc aid said much of the dge says payment is fair AFAYETTE, lnd.-U.S. New Jer sey. amount of insurance Chubb was t Court Judge Carl Rubi n The last heari ng will be Friday willing to issue . hur sday a $48 million set- in Cincinn ati. The heari ng drew a st anding­ Delta Sigma Pi t fo r 8,80 0 farmers in 10 The suit was filed after Chubb room only crow d of about 200 fro m a company offering failed to issue policie s to some people who appl auded whe n ht insur ance was "a good farmer s who paid premiu ms on Rubi n, chief judge of the U.S. Professional Business Fraternity ' policie s offe red by co mp any District Co urt for the Southern Would Like to Congratulate he aring was the fourth in a agent s to insure farmer s who Di strict of Ohio, said of the settle ­ on the fairne ss of the pro ­ received below-no rmal rai nfall. ment, "If what happens isn't fair, Their '88 New Actives settlement of the class- · Demand was hundreds of mil ­ it will be corrected. " suit agin st Chubb Co rp. of lion s of doll ar s gre ate r th an the Brad Arnold Laura Masters , ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,,I Store Wa rehouse � Rick Aspan Dawn McCullough I COME ON DOWN! Becky Davis Jonelle Moore ..----- I I DEC 12-16 Greg Eilerman Marcia Powell I rad W..------1 Kelly Fairley Scott Pursell I Mon-Fri ANN UAL"EXAM-WEEK" I Debbie Ford Roberta Schuller "You Carry The Key " 9:30-5:30 � Sat:10-4 HOLIDAY SALE Maureen Manning Jack Sexton harleston, Illinois 61920 I ind Rex 'n' Don's Warehouse I THE LINCOLN BOOK SHOP I South Route 130 345-6070 345-3334 Night Ph.: 345-5850 � 619 MONROE ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,, ,,/. "ON THESQU ARE" STORE-WIDE-SAVINGS "Where the books are ..." 100°/oBEEF 25 . years cross-campus now on the Charleston square HOMESTYLE Jerry's Pizza & Pub _BURGER brazier. Gasland WITH & BACON & IKSTY'S 345-2844 - - 345-2844 Friday Night CHEESE SPEC IAL WHY 2.00 PLAY GAMCall Jerry'sES? for a Grea t Hot Pizza Delivered to Yo ur House or Room In 30 3 - 12 Mid. Minutes or Less! TRY OUR TWO FOR 1 TRY THE NEW 2 Large Single Ingredient SHOOTER BAR Pizzas ass from Post Office $12.95 APPY B-DAY Large Single Small Single Ingredient-Pizza and Ingredient Pizza and Quart of Coke Quart of Coke

$6Delivered.95 345-2844 $5Delivered.25 345-2844 : i t\1 1\ \\ \ Large Two Small Two NOW THRU DEC. 23 Ingredient Pizza and Ingredient Pizza and Charleston Dairy Queen Quart of Coke Quart of Coke State Dawn, 20 St. e hope you have a great .( pen 10:30 a.m.-9:00 p . m . one! .., $8.25Delivered 345-2844 $6.2Delivered 345-28440 love, Karolyn and Linda. WE TREATYOU llCIHT® Friday's Report errors immediately a1 581 -28 2 ad will appear in the next edition Unless we cannot be responsible for an incorrect ad Classified ads its first insertion. Deadline 2 p.m previous 8 December 9, 1988 �Services Offered �Roommates �For Rent �For Rent �For Rent �For Rent

"My Secretary" Professional HELP! FEMALE ROOMMATE 1 or 2 subleasers needed for Female subleaser needed. Female Subleaser for spring. ROOM FOR RENT IN resumes, papers , letters, etc. NEEDED. Completely fur­ Spring '89. Own room(s) call: Furnished Apt. Own room. sem. one block from campus. FUL OLD HOUS E . 903 18th. 345-1150. 9 a.m. to 5 nished. Own Room. Close to 348-0468 $110/mo. for info. Call marti 348-1524 ROOM WI WALK IN CL p.m campus. $150 month. Call Ta mi ______12/9 348-5 498. Weekend 342- ______12/9 FURNISHED. $200 ALL ______5/5 at 348-5659 or 581-3658. Sublease: Dec. 15-June 25, 1 2484 One non-smoking female need­ TIES INCL.. UDED OR PROFESSIONAL RESUME --- --12/12 Bedroom in townhouses ______12/9 ed for 4 br. house. Own room, OFFER. 1/2 BLOCKS -,-.,-- -,- 1 PACKAGES: Quality papers, ROOMMATE NEEDED female Brittany Ridge Apts. #2, 180 Three B-R house w/moder,, newly remodeled/redecorated. CAMPUS CALL 348 big selection, excellent service. for house. Reasonable rent per month (& utilities), Joe 345- kitchen and bath needs 2 1530 Second St. $175. 348- FOR BETH PATTON QUIK PRINT; 820 phone 345-2416 1552 males to sublease. Own room. 5166, �5-1160 Lincoln, next to Super-K. 345- ______12/9 ______12/9 Nice. $175 each 127 W. Polk ______12/9 1 or 2 subleasers n 6331. �For Rent Male subleaser needed for 345-1160 or 348-5166 DESPERATELY SEEKING spring 89 Brittany ______010 spring '89 semester. Own room. ______12/9 SUBLEA SER! BRITTA NY CHEAP RENT! Call St Charleston Copy-X 207 Lincoln Park Place. Call 345-6724 Non-smoking Female room­ RIDGE #22, OWN ROOM, 348-1624 Charleston, II 345-6313. Furnished Apartment two ______12112 mate needed Spring Semester. PREFERABLE MALE. $160 Resume specials, type setting, blocks from campus. Utilities One female subleaser needed. Fully Furnished and decorated PER MONTH. PHONE 348- Four -room furnished typing and printing. Mon.-Fri. 8- paid. Need 1 or 2 females for Close to campus Reasonable townhouse - low utilities and 1321 ment close to EIU Av 5 Sat. 9-1 spring. 345-4243. rent. Call Denise 348-1083 cable included. Rent ______12 /12 Spring Semester Call ______00 ______00 ______12/12 Negotiable - contact Jamie for NEED 1 OR 2 MALE ROOM­ 4757 Typing 15yrs. experience - rea­ Rooms for women 1415 7th ST. Female subleaser needed for more info at 345-2363 MATES TO SUBLEASE PARK sonable. Phone 345-2776 6th house from campus. 348- spring '89 semester. Own room. ______12/9 PLAC E APTS. GREAT LOCA­ ______12/9 3845 $155 or $110 utilities Block and a half from Old Main Seitsinger Rental House 1074 TION, GOOD ROOMMATE, For Sale ATT. ALL FACULTY - Cannon included on 9th street. Call 345-1071 10th St. 1 girl needed for sec­ PRIVATE PA RKING 348-1580

PC/Laser Printer users - Call ______12/12 ond semester. Completely fur­ OR 345-3851 00 GOVERNMENT SEIZED TONERMAN for free cartridge SPRING SEMESTER, Female subleaser needed. nished Heat and garbage pick­ ______12 /1 2 CLES from $100. 345-7083 AVAILABLE 2 BEDROOM Spring an/or summer up furnished. Call 345-7136 Subleaser wanted. Private Mercedes. Corvettes. C ______12/12 APARTMENTS. APARTMENT Furnished. Own room. $150 ______12/9 room. Entrance & bath. Surplus. Buyers Guide ( RENTALS 820 LINCOLN Call Kelley at 345-3052 after Apartment for 1. 1/2 Block from 150.00/month. Utilities, cable 687-6000 Ext. S-9997 �Help Wanted 3:30 campus. 150/mo. QUIET included. 348-5871 car needed STREET. 348-7746 ______1 ______12/9 MATURE ADULT. 345-9334 ______12/9 5/5 FOR SALE TWIN M Male subleaser needed for leave message. Four roommates seeking a GOOD WITH CHILDREN? RENT A MICROWAVE OR BED BRAND NEW DORM SIZE REFRIGERATOR. Spring Sem. 160.00 a month. ______12/12 female spring subleaser for Spend a yr. as a NANNY. Enjoy TRESS BEST OFFER New Yo rk, Philadelphia, the PHONE 348-7746 inc. Elec. Gas, trash, water. 3 bedroom house 2-3 people. 1 completely furnished Brittany 5471 beach. Pay off loans/save ______5/5 Call Brian 345-1422 block from campus. Call 348- Ridge townhouse. w/d and ale money. Room & board , great For Rent Stop by· Regency ______12/9 8349. For spring included. For more info. call 1983 Renault Alliance Royal Heights is now leasing ______12/12 345-7364 s alar ies. Airfare no fee. Apartments leasing for second work Best offer. 348-15 Screened fami lies. PRINCE­ semester close to campus. for 89-90 348-5312 9am-5pm 1 female subleaser needed for ______1 2112 TON NANNY PLACEMENT, Phone 345-9105 M-F spring semester Furnished 301 N. Harrison St., #416, ______12/12 ______12/ 2,5,7,9 house 2 blocks from campus. P rinceto n, NJ 08540; (609) Large 3 bedroom aoartment for Two subleasers needed for Own bedroom. $130.00 per EIU "' 497-1195 rent. Furnished or unfurnished Spring semester. 1 block away month Please call Raquel � �, �" , MEN'S ______12/12 Available January 1st. 345- from campus. Utilities shared immediately 345-6077 - ·�� 4600 and cheap rent. Call 345-9715 ______12/9 BASKET· ______�Roommates ______00 12/12 Female subleaser needed Trailer tor rent 904 17th St. #1O Need Female Subleaser for Great apt across from EIU ��-·r:i;��fj BALL · � FEMALE ROOMMATES available 1mmed1ately Call 345- Spring Semester Youngstowne Available immediately. Low utili­ �!-" Apts. Call Kelly 345-2363 or ties. Good rent. 345-9644 NEEDED to fill our last few 6052 vs. ______vacancies. Own Room! 12/9 345-4796 Rent Negotiable! ------12/9 EIU Apartment to sublet. Jan. 1 ____._11 /29, 1212,5,6,9 NEED MALE MUST RENT Laundry facilities! Close to � Elmhurst campus! From $160 and up. Furnished, 1 bedroom. Great Free rent and tuition - when LARGE TOWNHOUSE ,. PRI-' Available Jan. 8. Call Today! location JUSt one block from you by this Brittany Ridge VATE PARKING OWN ROOM. College Lincolnwood/Pinetree Apts. campus. Call 345-4248 or 345- Townhouse, Low Down pay­ GOOD ROOMMATE. CHEAP Congratulate 345-6000 2363. ask for Stacy ment and assumable mortgage. 345-1474 Monday Nig --- - 1 2/12 815-485-3377 ______12/9 your graduate with a ______00 ,-- ---,---,- ROOMMATE NEEDED: $155 D OWN TO $140 A ______12/9 Available in January attractive Balloon Bouql!et ! 7 :30 LAN Available immediately own MONTH RENT. VERY LOW FURNISHED APT. FOR 2 OR 3 two bedr.oom apartment. quiet (graduation mugs & bears alsoll PA NTHER PE room in extra nice 2 BR duplex UTILITIES. OWN BEDROOM. WOMEN. HEAT FURNISHED. complex. l ow utilites, nice 345-9462 in quiet neighborhood. Rent NEED TO SUBLEASER AVAILABLE JAN. 1. 345-2206 kitchen and bath, patio ale, UP, UP & AWAY NIGHT QUICKLY. CALL 345-6000 ______12/10 very clean, call 348-0057 or (free Pepsi $140/mo. low utilities. Ph. 345- BALLOON ERV a 7 116. Please leave message. REGARDING APARTMENT 19 Trailer for Rent. Call 345-6052 345-5980 Prizes) ______12/12 ______12/12 1503 7th St. ______12/9 ------12/12

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RNMENT SEIZED Want a Free keg? Win this SPRING BREAK? PA DRE? ALPHA GAMS: pre-finals bash. Congratulations to the new ALPHA PHIS: STUDY HAR les from $100. Fords. Saturday, To p of Roe's loads of We're going, it'll be a blast! For Beer is on me. See you at iKES actives of Delta SIGMA PHI! AND DO AWESOME 0 es. Corvettes. chevys. Prizes Gallons of Beer info. - Chris 581 -5775 or Sue 4:00 o'clock sharp, Mike Yo u guys are the greatest! FINALS! HAVE . A GREAT s. Buyers Guide. (1) 805- ______1 2/9 345-9243 ______1 2/9 Love, The Sweethearts CHRISTMAS BREAK! 0 Ext. S-9997 PRE-FINALS BASH ALL YOU ______12/9 Hea ther Alben: my little whip­ ______12/9 ______1 219 ---- ·2 /8 CAN DRINK THIS SATURDAY DELTA CHIS: Well guys, it's the per-snapper is actually 20 ! Christine Wilkinson: Thanks for ALPHA PHI SENIORS: CON !-,--,--- ,_ HESIZER - Korg Poly - DOOR PRIZES GIVE - A - end of another great semester. Yikes! Happy B-day. Wait till the stockings! We really appre­ GRAT UATIONS, you did it ! I od ·cond. , $299 or best WAYS TOP OF ROC'S 9-1 Thanks for all that you've done you see whats in store for you ciate it. Love the Delta house­ We'll miss you! Good luck to ROBB 348-0887 or 581- ______1 219 for me, you are the best. Good tonight Buttercup! Love your guys Dana too! Do you have $3? Beer, Music, Luck on Finals and have a sister Vicky ______1 2/9 -- ---1 2/9 --.,,...-,-.,-- ______1------1 211 2 Prizes All you can stand! great break. I Love Yo u guys ! 1 2/9 PIKES - Thanks for the WILD JULIA CLARK Happy 19th size refrigerator - Looks Saturday 9-1 at Roe's Kim PHI SIGMA SIGMA pajama party. We had a Birthday!! We'll MISS YA LOTS orks great. Must see. ______12/9 ______1 2/9 ACTIVES: YOU GUYS ARE BLAST!! Love - Sig Kaps next semester! Love ya, negotiable. Call Chris at PARTY ! PARTY! PARTY! LANA BANANA: Good Luck THE BEST! GOOD LUCK ON ------12/9 Sharon and Clay --.,- -,-- EWELL'S PALACE IS Fl NALLY tonite at Indy - I know you'll do YOUR FINALS AND HAVE A TO ALL GREEK GODS - Allen ______1219 . ______1 2/9 BACK! SEMESTER ENDING great Love, Yo ur S.F GREAT BREAK. MERRY J. Boogie says good luck on Lancaster 22: What can I say? SALE: Beer Lights, mir­ BASH SAT. NITE 1812 9TH ______12/9 CHRIS TMAS ! LOVE, ETA ya'alls finals "BOOGIE"!!! It's been a semester full of etc. Old style, Miller, - -- 1219 MICHELLE, STACEY, SUE PLEDGE CLASS. - 1219 back-stabbing! No, really I'm -= -=-=-c--,--� _---,,. --,,-,..--�.,...... ,,,.,....,.,,,..,,,..,. others. Call for informa- BONE'S GRADUATING! AN D ELIZABETH: If we stay ______1 219 SIG KAPS WITH EVERYONE gonna miss you guys tons! You 5-3147 COME AND CELEBRATE AT down at dinner any longer we Valerie Whitler: here's a THE BEST OF LUCK ON can burp and --- all you want 1------1211 2 EWELL'S PALACE SAT. NITE might as well stay for breakfast! Christmas Jingle. Get psyched FINALS!! now! Thanks for everything! I lack Lab. 3 years old. 75 1812 9TH I can't wait until F. L.A! Good for Rentz's. Good luck student ______1 219 love you guys! Lisa P. S. Divide swers to hoser. Reward ______1219 Luck tonight! Love, Jan teaching! Love Connie Jennifer Hodum: WE LOVE this by five!! 5-9645 FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, IS ______1 2/9 ______1 2/9 YOU AND OWE YOU A KEG ______12 9/9 ,______12/9 THE LONG AWAITED ASTs - Have a Merry Christmas WATCH OUR FOR SIGMA NU (HA-HA) Merry Christmas. : Black male labrador. GRINCH PARTY AT E.L. & a Happy New Year! LITTLE SISTER RUSH NEXT Love your A-G BROS P.J. AND 762 KRACKERS!! Come and enjoy ------12/9 SPRING! BILL ______12 /9 Cindilu whoo punch and "How ASTs - Have a good break & ______1 2/9 ______12/9 ttave a Stranz your student 1.0. is the grinch stole Christmas" on get psyched for a super CHRISSY HILLESTA D: Just TO SCOTT MONGE: Which Daily Eastern News Office our 6 t.v. screens semester next year! think no more classes to blow ever way your life will be direct­ friend ---�-1 211 2 ______1 219 ______1 2/9 off, or projects to turn in!! Just ed, I know it will be the right l--- : lnsigniated Cross pen in SOME NICE CLOTHES FOR ASTs - Good Luck on Finals! remember: Purple violets, Girls path. Thanks for all the Great you Hall, Please return for 15 YR. OLD BOY WHO OUT­ Study hard this weekend! night out, not it for Delta's memories and confidence you RD call Joe 345-6198 GROWS THI NGS FAST. (5'1 O" ______12 /9 Monkey face - not, Felix Nickle gave me. Good Luck Love havenl 1------12/1 2 28"-29" WAIST) 348-8917 TRI-SIGMAS GOOD LUCK ON bob, it was holding up the pizza Karen ______12 /1 2 FINALS soon Santa will be on box, H20, white results, I'm ______12 /9 Announcements To Lynne, Jill, Sonya and JOHN his way! gonna marry Sean, Hodum told Alpha Garns: Don't forget about seen - Be ready for Friday. The ,______12/9 me he was a terrible masher 4 o'clock club with our sweet­ s is now delivering bal­ Revenge has STARTED!! Love, Everyone is going to Roe's and she was right! Watch those heart and the men of Sigma Pi! in a bouquet with candy and Cathy Sand tomorrow night to Drink and Be stairs - they'll kill you, you'll ______1 2/9 rprises for all occassions. ______1 219 Merry! shoot your eye out and tons ALICE RYNO: congratulations while ... Like Guns n Roses, Motley ---- -1 2/9 more, all for 131 .00 a month for on your engagement! We're gift idea or for surprises -,--,- ---.,. 5-4600 Crue, Metallica, Led Zeppelin, ASTs - Have a great Christmas next ten years ! Now, wasn't it soo happy for you! Love, your Say ---every other 00 and Aerosmith? Come see Break! worth it?!! We're gonna miss Alpha Phi sisters 1--- NUDE COED CALEN­ Blurred Vision's last show ever! ______1 2/9 you ! Love Amy'o and Bobo. ______12/9 hello featuring color photos To night at Ted's! KEN SCHWASS, YOU'VE P. S. I found the biggest leaf SIGMA CHIS: THANKS FOR with a UDE ILLINOIS COL­ ______1 219 BEEN A PHI-NOMINAL ever!! THE AWESOME FUNCTION. E WOMEN. Mail $9.95 Blurred Vision's last show ever! ROOMMATE THIS PAST ______1 219 THE DECORATIONS LOOKED classified OED CALENDAR, P.O. To night at Ted's! SEMESTER! BEDROCK JEANIE TA RTER: Yo u're a GREAT. LETS DO IT AGAIN 434 E, DEKALB, IL. ______1 2/9 WO N'T BE THE SAME great DZ pledge. You make me SOMETIME LOVE THE in 5. 1990 Models wanted. ALPHA PHI -SIGMAS: Keep up WITHOUT YOU! REMEM­ proud to be your big sister. ALPHA PHIS $300.00 the great work! Yo u're all doing BER YOU'LL AWAYS BE Jackie ______12/9 Th e ______12 114 an awesome job! Study hard OUR OWN BORDEAUX ______1 219 Peggy Clavio, Peggy p & Away Balloonery X­ for finals then you can party all BEAU! LOVE, KIM, KATHY, Glamour Model Agency seek­ Moskovitz, Audra Payton, Kris Daily Special - $6.99 delivered you want over break! Good JANE, CINDY, LW, AND ing catalog models: Females Martino, and Liz Fernandez - 7th st. 345-9462 luck! LOVE - JANET DANA, P. S. ED, LOOKING age 18-30, males 30-45. No Yo ur PHI SIG sisters will miss Bas tern _____ 1211 ,5,7,9 ______1 219 FORW ARD TO NEXT experience required. 345-551 Of you ! Good Luck and Thanks for LOWEST PRICE IN CONGRATULATIONS MAR­ SEMESTER! 348-1211 all you've done! News! , WITH FREE PICK-UP GARET CASEY on becoming ______1 2/9 ______1 219 ______1 2/9 ELIVERY. RESUMES, the new Roses of Sigma Tau M PA PERS, DESKTOP Gamma Prez! Good Luck! Love LISHING, CUSTOM Lynette MS, FLYERS, ETC. 348- ______1 219 ?AM TIL NOON. HOT STACEY SPRINGBORN: CON- 856-2172 GRAT ULATIONS ON FINISH­ 1219 ING YOUR SIGNATURES! l'M .,_-,---,---,,-,-,,--,,,.,...,.-,....-- ING A PARTY? CALL SO PROUD OF YOU! LOVE, N THE D.J. 345-1044 5 MOM I� o�.� * 7pm ______1 219 ��� -1 219 SMASH KAPS: HAVE A VERY j/" .,_---.,.,,,...,,.---,-,----.,- A KEG, WIN Loads of MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A Prizes, and all the Beer HAPPY NEW YEAR! LOVE, can drink. Only $3 at Roe's W.O.M. ay 9-1 ______1219 12/9 KRIS SASALA - Thanks for the ______t Music FREE PRIZES roses and all the great times LONS OF BEER THIS we've had this past month. I'm RDAY 9-1 only $3 TOP going to miss you over OC'S Christmas break! Love, Julie 12/9 ______1 219

Catnpus clips AN COMMUNITY wll have study hours Sunday Dec. 11 - Fri. Dec. Open 24 hours. Corner of 9th and Lincoln. Refreshments are available AN COMMUNITY Free movie will be shown Saturday Dec. 10th at 8 the Newman Center. "A Christmas Story" AN COMMUNITY Appreciation dinner & Caroling tonight at 5:30- ·ation, Caroling 6:30 at the Newman Center Corner of 9th & Lincoln. who has participated in mass and helped the Newman Community me to the Appreciation Pizza Party. Everyone welcome to go carol-

GOSPEL FELLOWSHIP will have choir rehearse! Sat. at 3pm in 013. Fellowship service is Sunday at 3 pm at the Univ. Baptist church comer of 7th St. Everyone is welcome Y FOUNDATION Lighthouse will be open tonight at tomorrow night 9:00 pm - 1 :00 am . in the Wesley Foundation building. There's music, , games and lots of fun. Student 1.0. required . All students are wel- Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU STY INTERNATIONAL To celebrate Dec. 10 - International Human Day. Will have petitions to free pol�ical prisoners at a table today in an Hall SURPRJSIN6i- Y lll

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MILLER'S LITE GENUINE DRAFT 12PACK1489 Panthers Hawkeye matchu set for tops break slate By JAMES BETZOLD La nt z Gym dur ing break Salukis Sports editor 19. Str iv ing to put to gether solid "The ba sketball sea son pla y at both end s of the court, Weigh ing the good and ba d on go on," Samuels said. "In Ea stern 's men 's ba sketball team Ea stern 's men's ba sket ball to get a home -and -h ome se · hea ds south th is weekend. Christma s break : ha d to pla y that game ( The Panther s pla y at Southern • The Panther s won't be home fo r bre ak)." t Illino is Sa urda y and retur n the hol iday. On Ea stern's last vi home fo r a game against • The y will be in the warmer envi­ Hawaii, dur ing Chr istmas Division III Elmhur st College. rons of Hawa ii. of the 1985-86 se aso Tip -off fo r both game s is 7:30 • When they get there, the Pa nther s fi nished th ird · p.m. Pa nther s open the Cham inade Sea sider Cla ssic at Br' So uthern (4-3) is comin g off a Cla ssic against nat io nally ranked Yo un g Un iver sity-Ha wa· 88-73 lo ss to We stern Kentuck y, Iowa. that tr ip, the Panthe rs had but the Saluk is rece ive d national Whichever way that tips the fan s on hand, but th at may recognition when they defeated scale s, it 's certa in th is Chr istma s the ca se this sea son. top 20-ranked Villanova Nov. won 't be much of a break fo r "The fir st time we w 26. Ea stern. took a lot of our bo osters ---"That wa s a great win In add it ion to two mor e game s Samuel s sa id . "It wa s a over a team out of the Big in Hawai i, includin g the third package." Ea st," Southern coach Rich round of the tourne y on Chr istma s But th is sea son the turn Herrin sa id. "Whatever we tr ied Da y, the Pa nther s will pla y be low becau se the la st tw to do, we executed perfectly. aga in st pre sea so n conference of the tournament are C · The y had to take some chanc es, fa vor ite s Xavier of the Eve and Christma s Day. and took advantage of them. Midw estern Colle giate "It 's tou gh · to go long "We know we 've played more Co nference and Murr ay State of five," Samuel s sa id. "You game s, but we 're a young team. the Oh io Va lley Conference. to get out of condition ." Ea stern is a veteran team with "If you look at the three game s On Ja n. 2, wh ile college six se nior s." over break," Ea stern coach Rick bal l· will be in most pe Herr in sa id guard Ka i Samuel s sa id, "Iowa is ra nked minds, the Panther s tra Nurnberger will be able to pla y No. 5, and both Xa vier and Murra y State in Murray, Ky. after tw isting an ankle la st week. "'*"' ,;:t" ,,";>"{ Mu rra y State are expecting the ir Immed iatel y after bre The Saluk is are led in scor in g by ROBB MONTGOMERY I Graphic ed itor best team s ever." Panther s ho st Nort hern !tr guard Freddie Mc Swa in ( 16. 7 Eastern guard Jay Ta ylor drives against a Roosevelt Xa vier, po ssibly Ea ster n's be st a rem atch of the Pa nthers ppg). defender during last Saturday's win at Lantz Gym. home oppone nt th is sea so n, visits opener.

Lady Panthers may play Iowa, too By DAVID LINDQUIST been invited to pla y in such a Fore st, the La dy Pa nther s will ha sn't played Da yto n since 1981, ,. Associate sports editor tournament. likely pla y Iowa at Carver­ but did fa ce Bowling yreen la st The La dy Panther s open play Hawkeye Arena, where the tenth ­ sea so n and topped the Falcons 76- Before member s of Ea stern 's at Iowa with a Saturda y game ranked Hawkeye s averaged 5,990 62 la st sea so n at La nt z Gym. women's ba sketball team get a against No. 21 Wake Fore st, an fansa game la st sea so n. --"Bowling Green won th e cha nce to concentrate on final Atlantic Coa st Conference school "Iowa would be the highe st ­ Illini Cla ssic a couple of weeks exam s, the La dy Panther s will that ha s averaged 102.3 po int s per ra nked team we 've fa ced since we ago, " D 'Abbracc io sa id of th e pla y the No. 21 team in the nation game th is sea son while permitt in g pla yed Te nne ssee three year s defend ing MAC champ io n. and potentially the cou ntr y's an avera ge of 56.3 to George ago," D'Ab bracc io sa id. "They 're a big te st for us beca use te nth -ra nked team at this week ­ Ma so n, Sa nta Clara, Copp in State "To pla y well, we need to exe ­ we feel we 're pretty evenly end's Ama na -Hawke ye Cla ssic in and Te nnessee State . cute what we kn ow we ca n do," matched with the ir program." Iowa City, Iowa. "Wake Forest 's schedule to D' Abbracc io sa id . "We al so need In addition to the Iowa tourney Ea st ern (3-2) will be part of a date is noth ing compara ble to to have 13 people moving in the and the two conte st s with Ohio tourney field that includ es three our s," D 'Abbracc io sa id ofthe 4- same direction." school s, Ea stern will be gin pa rt ic ipant s from la st sea son's 40- 0 Demo n Deacons. "However , Once Chr istma s break be gins, defense of it s Gateway team NCAA field - Iowa, Wa ke they 're ver y talent ed and will the La dy Panther s will direct their Co nference title before stud ent s Forest and Ea stern - and al so the challenge us at ever y po sition. attent io n toward two non-confer ­ return from break. ru nner-up in the Mid-America n They have good depth and will ence games. On Ja n. 2, the Lad y Panther s Ma ny Terre Haut e, Ind. Confere nce, Miami of Ohio. pla y 40 minute s, ba sel ine to ba se ­ Ea stern ho sts Da yto n on Dec. will ope n it s lea gue slate at fa ns will al so be viewing "This is probably the top tour ­ line." 17 and travel s to Bowl ing Green, Indiana State. , foot ball bow l ga me s on nament in the countr y," Ea stern While the Demon Deacons Oh io to face Bowl ing Green. "It's kind of an adva nta ge to ond day of the ne w year, rece ive 58.4 ppg fr om the ir "It doe sn't get an y ea sier fo r be on the road at that time, " assur ing a small � >sista nt head coach Dea nna crowd 'Ab braccio sa id. "Iowa ha s ter ­ starter s, fr eshman guard Beth us." D'Ab bracc io sa id. "Th is is D' Abbracc io sa id. "Indiana State Lady Panth ers-Syca mor rific fa n support and med ia sup ­ Dav is avera ge s 12.3 pp g in a our mo st am bit iou s no n-con fer ­ rec eive s fa irl y decent community test. port. We 're reall y ex ited to have re serve role. ence schedule ever." suppo rt, but it won't be like what "We 'll reall y be com Should Ea stern get pa st Wake D' Abbracc io sa id Ea stern the y get from student s. " an audience," D' Abbraccio Redbirds ready for new aren .Editor's note: This is the last in a 13-part Fieldhou se ) seat s 7,700, but 2, 500 of tho se ye ar. series examining the athletic programs of seat s at the north end are not real good "We avera ged 8, 000 people at o Association of Mid-Continent Universities seat s," sa id Ill inois Stat e athlet ic director ball ga mes with a poor tea m (they and Gateway Conference schools. Ro n Wellma n. • 10), " Wellman sa id. "Our comm The Redbird s women's ba sket ball team very su pport ive of our progr am. By AL LAGATTOLLA wa s tied at No. 20 in the na tion this week, awful lot of enthu siasm for Redbird Staff writer but the rank ing may. change as a re sult of ic s." ISU's 74-70 lo ss to the Univer sity of Illinois State al so did well in it s Although some colle ge sports program s , Ill inois Wed ne sday. enue sports th is fall. have tou gh time s attract ing the school 's "It's hard to sa y becau se we beat Oh io The Redbirds were rank ed at student bod y to game s, Ill inois State ha s St ate and Southern Cal ifornia la st week - the Midw est Region for their s been so successful that the new 10,000- end," We 1lman sa id. gram, and their me n's cro ss-coun seat Red bird Arena ha s been built. Ill inois State 's wom en average between captured a conference cha mpionshi The arena, which open s Ja n. 11 when th e 700-800 fa ns per game, but .had 1,200 for Wellman ha s al so found sue Redb ird s ho st Chica go State, will hou se this year 's opener. Illino is State 's fu ndra ising gro Ill ino is State 's men 's an d women 's ba sket ­ The Bloomington -Normal area ha s been Redbird Club. ball team s as well as their volle yball team. support iv e of Re db ird athletic s, as showed "Fund-rai sing ha s improved by "Our current fieldhou se (Horton by the support of the ir football team th is cent th is year," Wellman said. RUSSEil.STARE I Staff photographer sun sets behind Erine Whitworth's fence made from handtools.

MATTMAYNARD I Staff photographer itworth speaks to his class about art an..d the world. Art.with Ernie Whitworth .

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PA GE 3 PA GE 4 PIG FARM Ii� •·.

,. uear Reader On the outskirts of Charlestor there lies a place where anythmg can happen. Anyl:l;ing can �)E> anything lt'5 � olace where aesthetics is king That place is Ernie Whitworth s farn Ernie has created a w1 in. i by ni- own art and he gave me a chance to visit it. I haven t visn2 � bettPr place in a long time. I hope the sto-ry and photo es-.,a give you an 1aed of the Erme ...... ··.···::-: .·. w·il. what ·. '" . Whitworth Experie 1c.- 1s like. . .. ., ...... St�fj. d!�S ...... We wrote another ·mrv about a farf""l. though more conventional ..... Patrick Hagarty* Ao.get: ...Jqhqson* M�ftf#J� nsfi�ld. r Debbie Carl�on, This one is about a pig farm. Read the story and find our a littel bit ··••···· . Randy SrucRper*· Bret4o Qi�rvSapdy$� 0.ausf$!tArnyWais,Anne about growing up '.) D a pi� carrr' Lawson� �aryM§Hoh�iJ; Q�bbie Byl�wip�e�fand Brian Reilly. And . of course tne holiday season 1s approaching. Two wnters share their views about C'hnstma and what 1t means to them · Jont$aU'�1;��t�toi��t��=· andRus.�11 Stare( ····· ? f :�: ... �:�ph�t ·······. . Mqri�goql�ry· ·�opb · ·�rrdesign W, Grahame WUkin

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9, ZIJ . ON '{tfEVERGE Qf .TJI�. WEJ.KENP "'p��':DJ..t�ER .f oiling with the pigs can be a dirtyjo b Comments such as "(you) eat like a since," he said. grown? "Each season, a different chal­ pig" or "(you're) making a pig of your­ A typical day starts at six in the lenge faces us," said Marge. "You have self" does not always hold true. "A hog morning with breakfast. Afterwards, to be willing to take risks on what you Julie's excitement was quite obvious will never eat more than he cares to," Jerry goes out to feed the sows (female have. " she paced back and forth jingling her said Jerry. "But if you had a pile of hogs) and checks on the water and feed. The recent drought has hurt many keys. I quickened my pace and we feed in front of a cow, that cow will eat Marge and Jerry then vaccinate the farmers in the Midwest and Jerry was ked out of Carman Hall at 10 a.m. it until it is gone or it dies from eating piglets, run the feed grind-which takes no exception. "I would say the drought we pulled out, highway 130 affected about 20 to 50 percent of my etched out before us. Every turn crops because it was so dry," he said. �ound and each hill flattened before Fortunately for them, the crops are not I giving us wide view of the country. their main source of income . When I f had asked Julie how she saw the asked the percentage between the crops � in her eyes. After some thought she and the hogs, the estimate was 60 per­ llswered "It would be very fast paced, cent hog income and 40 percent grain W and overwhelming to me because I income over a period of five years. � so used to the open and quiet coun­ Life on the Kessler farm does not end ( Julie Kessler is a freshman here at at the first snowfall. There are hogs to astern an plans on majoring in speech be bedded, stalls to be cleaned and athology. What makes her so unique is other chores to be attended to for � grew up on a pig farm in a small healthy and heavy hogs. By the time '-vn called Ingraham, Ill. that is approx­ spring rolls around. the ground needs to iately an _hour s01.:1th of Eastern. be prepared for the next growing sea­ �Normally when a person thinks of a son. This process is started by using a m , they think of pigs, chickens, hors­ mold board plow which digs into· the cows and other farm animals. ground about eight inches and turns the wever, there are certain farms that soil over, followed by disking. Disking is l only with specific animals or crops. a process which round blades (disks) cut �e Kessler farm has approximately the "trash" in the ground and mixes it head of hogs and 15 to 20 hens with the soil underneath. The final �oh a few roosters. They grow corn, preparation process is leveling which is beans and wheat. "Most of the corn Pigs are the center of attention at the Kessler farm .Growing up done by a "finishing" tool. Jerry puts e grow, is for the hogs and then we on a pig farm can be quite and experience. his own fertilizer and chemicals on his iki vitamins and other nutritional sup­ crops instead of hiring another person �ments to the feed to increase their so much." about 45 minutes, and then if the com­ to do it. rowth," said Jerry Kessler, owner of As one would expect, hogs are not bine (a machine that harvests corn and Aside from the daily chores of the le farm. very light. When they are sold at the other crops) is in the field, Marge takes farm, Marge and Jerry enjoy their Believe it or not, there are different market the weight ranges from 240 the pick-up truck and goes out to refuel leisure time by going out to eat, watch­ n>es of hogs. Yo rkshire and Cheshire pounds to 300 pounds per hog, and the it. The rest of the afternoon is spent out ing their family participating in sports ogs are the white-pink hogs normally highest price Jerry knows a pig was sold in the fields either harvesting or planting and just sitting outside on the swing ien in a zoo. Hampshire hogs are a for was $63 per hog. depending on what season it is. "If we talking. Julie, the third child of four, lixture of brown, tan, white and black. Like any other animal, hogs getsick. don't get all of our work done that day, played volleyball all four years of high fuichever they may be, they all end up "They get pnuemonia, salmonella, and we know that tomorrow is another day. school at Clay City High .and played n our dinner tables through the same other viruses," said Marge Kessler. We aren't like some other farmers who softball two years. After growing up on rocess. Each hog can be worth from ''That is why we add the vitamins and work out in their fields until 10:30 p.m. the farm all of her life, I asked her if she �O to $100 per hog. other supplements to keep them or 12 a.m. at night," said Marge. would ever changeT

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BY ROGER JOHNSON When Grace says "But sir, it's Christmas present in the form armed Loudermilk lead up to dy of SNL so timely. Cinema writer Christmas." Cross calmly coun­ of fairy-like Carol Kane. The the climax where Cross is sup­ A slew of cameos and t ters, "Thanks for reminding deceivingly small vision is any­ posed to show that he's a occasional special effec Was it a longing to act again me, cancel his Christmas bonus thing but timid and eventually reformed man, and this is the fill in gaps that the story' that brought Bill Murray back too." bludgeons Cross into the unwill­ point where the movie wears telling often leaves to the screen or was it the Frank's heartlessness does ing journey with her. In his itself too thin. Director Richard Donne reported $6 million he got to not go unnoticed and soon he journey we get to see his real­ Rather than slowly accepting (Superman, Lethal Weapo do the job? is visited by his old boss, cor­ life brothers playing their film what a schmuck he's been, dosen 't give the film an It's been more than four rection, his old-dead boss counterparts in their warm fam­ Cross resists all the images, real sense of focus or dire years since Murray's last film played by an unrecognizable ily Christmas setting sans right up until he sees his own tion . An overall feeling "Ghostbusters" made him a John Forsythe. He warns Cross Frank. Kane almost steals the death. This underminds the improvisation inhibits th bonafide box-office spectacle. that he will be visited by three scenes right out from under selflessness the character dialogue. For the cruci Now he's back in the Christmas ghosts in the next few days. Murray with her energetic and should be feeling. Throughout ending when Cross is su biggie "Scrooged." Released You know the story, what mischievous antics. the ghostly visits, Cross' char­ posed to be a reforme the Wednesday before you need to know is that the Part three brings the ghost of acter is nasty and unforgiving, man, Murray's portray Thanksgiving, it was one of the first ghost, that of Christmas the Christmas futurE'.! (sounds but Murray does a good job of merely imitates sincerity. earliest releases this year. past, is played as a wiley cab like a logic problem to me). making us laugh at it. Technically, the film is For Murray fans it's question­ driver by David Johansen, This ghost brings a very dark The film scipt was written nicely updated telling of the able whether the wait pays off a.k.a. Buster Poindexter (the picture of the future. Most by ex-Saturday Night Live but lacks the sparks to ev or not. Scrooged is not your part at one time was to go to prominently, a large cremation writers Mitch Glazer and any emotional empathy fr fypical Murray goofiness. Then the dangerous Sam Kineson, in furnace and various members the very cynical Michael the audience. This movie again the Dickens classic was my opinion a much better of the Cross family gathered O'Donoghue. Occasionaly particular needs heartand never intended to be a screw­ choice). around it. the tone is overwhelmingly unfortunately, is exactly what ball comedy. On the second go around, All these images and the grim and lacks the sharp lacking. This incarnation of the Cross is visited by the ghost of return of the the fired and now humor that made the come- Christmas fable has Murray playing Frank Cross, the youngest executive in the history of network televi­ sion. He didn't get there by CHARLESTON 345·9222 being Mr. Nice Guy either. THE INSIDE STORY EJ-J DS AV. 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FRIDAY, DECEMBER ON THE VERGE Of THE WEEKEND .. , . .. "., 1 48 • • • • . " . 9, ew Bohemians def1ned as uncu tomary Vvebster·� New World exception of a mmor change - pan:,on LO Jones is not my culture-type way). ct onary defines a Bohemian substitute Czech for Bohemia. own. 1t was suggested by a col­ On Shooting Rubber Bands at a �ative of Bohemia 2) With the first two definition league. the Stars, there are songs that make < as Czed- or 3) one who out of the way. we may now Still its a good comparison brooding, socral. philosophical and � unconventionally. cast our critical glance at defini­ because Jones style was very rleO!Cgical comments VJit:hout being The name of the band is tion number three. What does jazz and blues influenced. The too deep. l1us JS an album for the 1f. Bnckell (a name •or which it mean to live unconventional­ same can be said of Brickell masses, whether they realize it or ebster's offers n definition) ly? The defintions for conven­ and 1t is evident on the album not. d New Bohemians the latest tion are wide ranging. but usu­ Shooting Rubber Bands at Several songs on the album our to hit the music scene. ally it means what is customary the Stars wer recently compiled on one The larger question seems to - therefore the band would be While some folk art types, of my "oest of" tapes - this is what genre of music 1s the Shooting Hubberbanas at tne uncustomary. such as Suzanne Vega, have fme music whatever the musical playing? Well, my mtro­ Edie Brickell and New made it to the pop spotlight, classification nd Stars. Edie Brickell & New _d:on is, ar least in part, an Bohemians Geffen Records. Bohemians are far from cus­ most are left to dwell in the If there 1s an avante garde in empt to help define. tomary even for the so-called depths of obscurity . Edie this country, or if that label is Vve stan with defintion num­ Bohemia .olk rock scene. The band plays Brickell and New Bohemians even possible anymore. Edie . one ana immediately toss 1t Next we have definition an eclectic blend of styles and may not be the next Suzanne Brickell and New Bohemians .,. because neither Edie number two and it may be put Edie s vo1Ce has been rather Vega, ana that should not be should be part of it. r1c1

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FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1988 ON THE VERGE Of THE WEEKEND 58 Art. with Ernie Art extends far past the classroom

BY MATI MAYNARD Ve rge editor

The bomb has been dropped. The sky isleft orange because the sun· shines through a radiation ha�e . Man is plunged into a second Middle Ages. What would you do? Look for food, for shelter, for weapons, sit down and cry? If you were Ernie Whitworth, you'd look for art in the wreck­ age of a disposable society finally thrown away. That is the most remarkable thing about Whitworth, tempo­ rary art professor at Eastern. He has the ability to find art everywhere . even in the holo­ caust. The whole art-after-the-holo­ caust idea came about when Whitworth found a piece qf an Oldsmobile emblem, or an Oldsmo emblem. The piece of metal started the idea factory in

One of Wh itworth's fa vorite

pieces is Lincoln's face made· from pewter. motion and he came up with this scenario: If (and not when) the holo­ caust comes, most art as we know it will be gone, burnt to cinders. Left will be mountains of post-civilization junk. People will have to find art in the debris. Bits and pieces of cars, builpings, TV sets and comput­ ers will be worn as jewelry. and oven he got for just over Whitworth could make the $1. "I knew the soldering gun future today if he decides to itself would go for $40 or persue the post-nuclear art. He more. I pretended to ask about said he'll call it the "Mad Max" the gun and put it back away or the "End of the· World" line. from the oven." He was at a But even if he doesn't pursue it flea market. doesn't matter. "Mad Max" is He pours the melted pewter only one idea tne permeates into a vulcanized rubber (rubber Whitworth's head. treated with sulfur and heated At 8:30 a.m. Tuesday morn­ to increase its strength) mold ing, too early for most students and waits a few minutes to to form coherent thoughts, harden. The result is a dull ver­ Whitworth is excitedly articulat­ sion of the finished product. ing thoughts, ideas and obser­ Next the piece is dipped into . vations about art to his class. an oxidizer. "The most impor­ This morning he is teaching tant step because that's what them how to make pewter cast­ gives the piece its detail," said ings. He stresses how easy the Whitworth. Lastly. the piece is. process is and how anyone can polished, the "worst part" of the make anything. process, into a finished work of "Pewter has a very low melt­ art. ing point. About 600 degrees. Whitworth's pewter pieces Yo u can melt right on a con­ encompass a wide variety of ventional stove," Whitworth things. One interesting piece is said. an earring that is shaped like a Whitworth melts his pewter Wh itworth puts the finishing touch on a pewter cross. human ear, or there is a piece ingots in an old soldering gun

FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 68 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND 1988 ed "humbvise" where he undergraduate school at One event Whitworth said both baseball card fanatics; and · Whitworth' s pewter farm ed an actual human thumb Newark State College and stands out in his memory is his father, Whit, who is a · implements. Hawken felt the

t into the vise . received his master's degree in marching with Martin Luther retired textile chemist. small tools went along with the Many of his pieces have an fine arts from Rutgers King Jr. in Selma, Ala. "It was The house is surrounded on theme of· the show, so he com­ inois" theme. If you are a University in New Jersey. · a part of history," Whitworth th ree sides by endless flat missioned the work. raphy buff, Whitworth has In the summers, Whitworth said. expanse, but to the south of his Whitworth has several things de a small pewter Illinois found himself in California Whitworth also taught and house there are pine trees - going on all his artistic burners. all the major rivers etched where he met two of the most was a resident artist at the Art 4,000 to be exact. Whitworth In February he will be showing it. For the more convention­ influential people in his life. Institute in Chicago and was planted the trees 14 years ago his work at Tarble Arts. He there is a !if elike bust of Alan Watts was one of those the chair at Columbia College, on Arbor Day. Now the trees thinks he's going to call it raham Lincoln. "One of my men. He was a philosopher also in Chicago. stand 20 feet or better. "''Learning ThroughTeaching ." In orite pieces," Whitworth who wrote the "Way of Zen." Whitworth lives north of Whitworth said he likes to take the spring, during the Arts Watts opened up a new way to Charleston, just past the town out his antique typewriter and Expo in Chicago, he will be Education came to think. The other influence was of Bushton with his wife sit in a clearing and write. showing his work at the A.R.C itworth by way of college a sculpter named Peter Debbie, a poet; two sons, Besides the people who live Gallery. He terms this show as d experience.· He went to Voulcos. Tommy and Jesse, who are on the Whitworth place, there a "Large Instillation." Lastly, are, of course, the numerous he will be . working as art liason cats. Whitworth's spread is to The Daily Eastern News to probably the best habitat for a "inform and educate the school cat to live in. There is one about what's going on in the

· house, one chicken coop reno- arts." vated into an art studio, two In a world where we often more barn-type structures and find the teachers to be more several vans. All filled with bored than the students, Ernie what Whitworth calls "junk," Whitworth' s zest for art and lit0 but when he says "junk" he is a refreshing change. does not mean it in the same way as most people do. His "junk" is the stuff his art is made of. Everything holds an artistic value for him. It was that attitude that got him one of his best commis­ sions. Paul Hawken, who has a TV show called "Growing a Business" and wrote book of the same name, saw

MATIHEW MAYNARD Staff photograpre• Wh itworth displays some of his work for his class.

MATI"flEW MAYNARD/Stair photograpl ,c, Art classes don't find it hard to listen to Whitworth.

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88 ON THE VERGE Of THE WEEKEND FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, t.988 .T.' on Sales clerks get brunt of season ideo fo r BY SANDYSKADAUSKI er" I mean, sincere smile on the purchases are finally at the registers, but elsewhere Staffwriter their face. These individuals totaled. Oh darn, the customer on the sales floor. are the sales clerks. doesn't have enough money. Being behind a counter, reg­ hristinas "And a Bah Humbug to you I have dealt with the general Could he run out to his car and ister or running around on the I too!" I grumbled as another public during the holidays get his checkbook? Sure, then sales floor is not an easy job I BRET WMAN -satisfied customer left the before, and speaking from the whole transaction is voided during the holidays. Some of counter. Ah yes, the holidays experience, it JS not the most out of the register and the next the people we have to deal l are here again. A time for the wonderful time of the year. customer comes forward. with have no consideration for 1982. That was aroma of freshly-baked cook­ The gifts people buy range She is dressed in a full what we do for them. It is very date to remember in cinema ·1 ies, blinking Christmas lights from inexpensive and simple to length fur coat and a huge dia­ difficult trying to please many · tory. On movie screens all and the sound of the jolly ho­ eccentric and overpriced. They mond cocktail ring sparkles people at once even if they are er the nation, 1,116 movie I ho-ho of St. Nick. fill shopping carts with clothes, from her left hand. "What is patient and cooperative. reens to be exact, a movie I However, for those who are toys, perfume, and many other the problem with you people? Unfortunately, there aren't too ' m Steven Spielberg opened at the reverse end of all the items for their loved ones. Can't you move any faster? I many patient and cooperative a theater near you. The merrymaking, there is a differ­ Then, it seems as if they all have a hair appointment in people left . In fact, they are ovie was "E.T.-The Extra­ ent perspective. While every­ wait to go up to the registers at three minutes and you are becoming more extinct as rrestrial . " one is trying to spread a little once. When this mad rush making me late!" Her total every holiday season passes. No one had any idea of the holiday cheer, some important happens, there are long lines comes to $250. She noncha­ Don't think that I'm trying pact that "E.T." would individuals are abused during streching into the store and the lantly shrugs and whips out her to kill the spirit and fun of ke . It received rave reviews the most commercialized time person at the very front of the gold card and accidently dumps Christmas shopping. Just om critics and audiences all of the year. line decides that she is going to the rest of her credit card col­ remember: the next time you ross the country. In its first They are found behind every pay for her purchases with the lection out of her Gucci purse. think about snarling at a sales ar it grossed $327 million, jewelry counter, cash register left over change at the bottom I proceed to carry out the clerk who hasn't served you $40 million in 1985 when d and on the sales floor. They lis­ of her purse. transaction. 'Tm sorry ma'am, yet, there are other people like was re-released. With rev­ ten to endless complaints, cry­ The next customer in line your card has been denied," I yourself who have been wait­ ues outside the U.S. and ing children and 'Silent Night' has two shopping carts filled say pleasantly, trying to con­ ing just as long and the clerk is anada, "E.T. 's" final gross for the millionth time. They try with items from the discount ceal a huge grin of satisfaction. trying to give the same person­ enue was almost 7 00 mil­ $ to please every customer's aisles and none of the selec­ These are just some of the al attention that you would like n. We were hooked. "E.T." request, answer every question tions are priced. --"Price scenes that I have had to han­ to receive. Please?! came the number one gross­ and still manage to say check on register three!" dle and I could go on with movie of all time and it gar­ g "Happy Holidays" with a fake, Fifteen minutes pass and all of many more examples not only red eight Oscar nominations. After "E.T." closed, peo­ le began to wait for E T ' s " transfer to home SUNDAY SPECIAL deo. And they waited and h e y waited Steven FREE THICK CRUST pielberg supposedly said ON ANY SIZE PIZZA e never was going to DOUBLE CHEESE INCLUDED lease '·E.T. on home id eo because the movie $1.05 savings on small ouldn't be the same. 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