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This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1988 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in February by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ally will support ov. Thompson's come tax hike "It will an executive be committee of student April 13 rally in government," Riordan said.
· gfield to show support for "Anybody interested in helping income-tax increase out is welcome (to join)." is ently in the planning Organizational leaders are es, said Board of Gover currently being contacted s Representative Mike about joining the committee, rdan. he said. will be much like 'A Day Riordan said he has also t Action,"' Riordan said. "A talked to the Residence Hall y of Action" was a statewide Association and Interfraternity hying effort in October to Council about a writing suade legislators to allot campaign to gain uUpport for a re funds to higher tax increase. cation. He added he will also contact
roups expected attend the Panhellenic Council about • to rally are college and the campaign. ondary students, faculty Riordan said these three administration and groups were chosen because d sibly civil service em they are a collection of a yees, he said. n um he r of smaller he Illinois Student organizations. ociation and University "Hopefullywe11 be ending up fessionals of Illinois will with one-to-one contact with nsor the rally. Riordan said students (in the groups will be contacting organizations)," he said. colleges and universities in Riordan said organizations b state. - · . like RHA will e asked to write tudent groups will .. be and send resolutions to licizing the rally on their legislators and letters to the
campuses, Riordan noted. editors of local · newspapers. iordan said he and other Individual students will be dent government members asked to write letters to be forming a group called legislators, he said. Student Advancement The letters will be sent to mmittee, which will legislators in May and June blicize the rally at Eastern when they'll be most effective, sponsor the trip to Riordan said. 'ngfield. "The General Assembly e group will be formally won't be discussing a tax in Meta/mania anized "in about a week and crease until late May and early Katrina Rooney, a graduate ceramics major, went to the junkyard searching for scrap metal to lf ,"he noted. June," he said. shows her findings at a Mattoon junkyard. She use in her advanced sculpture class. Buddy Day' encourages friends to give blood donated Wednesday, put the Carthans, who was along for They agreed with Carthans and CRAIG EDWARDS third-day total for the drive at moral support and to give said donating blood was easy. unior Trina Brown, a pre 1,174 pints. blood for her second time, said "The worst part is when they acy major, has always Wednesday was set aside as she was extremely nervous the prick your finger," Turner said ted to give blood, but she Buddy Day and friends were first time she donated blood. "I after donating blood for her afraid to do it alone. encouraged to come together to know what she is going fifth time. Pierce, who has rown had the opportunity the drive to go through the through," Carthans said, donated blood seven times, said donate blood for the first donation process. adding that "it's a piece of she has never been calmer than e Wednesday at the spring "I always wanted to give cake." this time. drive, accompanied by blood but I didn't want to come Senior Kim Pierce, a fashion "We donate blood because we friend, sophomore Sheera by myself," Brown · said merchandising major, and feel we should do it," Pierce hans, a psychology major. Wednesday while she was junior Allison Turner, a -;;aid. "It helps other people and anxiously waiting start the marketing major, also donated eir donation of two pints, to (See BUDDY, page 7A) with the other 420 Qints donation process. blood tqgether Wednesday. ng B has extra $24,000 to allocate in student activity fees approved last year. "Because of that boards are: $77,000 for next year, the same as this coupled with the program boards' •AB-$29,968 in student activity year. The Apportionment Board has an asking for little more-and even less fees for Fiscal Year 1989, up $2,429 •Student Senate requested $18,970, imated $23,755.50 more to allocate money in the case of Sports and fromthis year's $27,539. down $110 from this year's $19,080. student activity fees for Fiscal Year Recreation, Student Senate and •Players requested $33,874 for next •University Board requested than the six program boards have Players-excess fees over the requests year, down $2,420 from this year's $136,845, up $1,400 from last year's 89 uested. have increased." $36,294. $135,445. AB Chair Craig Lange said at AB has an estimated $394,582.50 in •Sports and Recreation requested will deliberate the budgets AB ursday's meeting that the extra student activity fees to allocate. The $74,170, down $720 from this year's proposed Thursday-Sports and ney is due in part to the $4.75 in totaf of the requests was $370,837.. $74,890. Recreation, Student Senate andAB-at ase in student activity fees that was The requests from the six program •Student Publications requested its meeting next Thursday.
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Press · jAssociated \ Reagan holds press conference; I State/Nation/World covers terrorism, Meese and Bush the president confirmed anew thing," was as strong Simon will skip Super Tuesday WASHINGTON (AP)-Presid a ent Reagan said Wednesday that Vice President George Bush as the president would WASHINGTON-Democrat Paul Simon, admitting night "we've never let up and we expressed reservations during he added quickly "there is no sense in my fooling myself," said Wednesday that never will" in efforts to win the Iran-Contra affair. But he evidence that e · his battered presidential campaign is skipping the Super th freedom for Amnerican hostages refused to say precisely what provoked an Israeli Tuesday primaries and caucuses to try to recover from four in Lebanon, and said if Bush had told him. crackdown straight defeats. Republican presidential con Reagan said he didn't want to taneous." Republican also-ran Jack Kemp vowed he, too, would tender Pat Robertson knew become involved in the GOP Asked to elaborate, press on despite an 0-5 record. Unlike Simon, the New anything of their whereabouts, it nomination fight, but he showed "We have had York congressman said he would take his chances in the informa was "very strange" that ''he kept plenty of zest when it came to there have been ce · clump of primaries in the South and elsewhere on March 8. it to himself." bashing the Democrats vying to suspected of being "I'm in this all the way to New Orleans" and the GOP . At a nationally televised news succeed him. To hear them, he outsiders coming convention in August, said Kemp i.n Beaufort, S.C. in and conference, Reagan also said he said, "we're an economic up the trouble in those "It is on to Atlanta" and the Democratic convention in in had "every confidence" in the slump" suffering from a variety On other matters, July, echoedSimon at a Washington news conference. personal integrity of embattled of ills. "At the moment none of Secretary of Simon, the Illinois senator, has yet to win a Democratic State Attorney Edwin Meese III. Byut those things are true," he said. Schultz had given event, watching Massachusetts Michael Dukakis ·and him said he could not comment on It was Reagan's first news couraging" report on Missouri Rep. Richard Gephardt split the early contests. reports of the investigation of conference in four months, and completed trip So he said he will skip the South and focus on his home to the Meese's role in a proposed Middle he passed up several invitations Union, and said he ho state primary on March 15, one week after Super Tuesday. East oil pipeline. to criticize Israeli action againt and Arabs would "rid "The campaign will begin anew after Super Tuesday, In a session with reporters that Arab protestors on the occupied of old ideas and s starting in Illinois," Simon said. blended international affairs West Bank and Gaza Strip. cannot work" and begin Money is the problem Simon sees in the South. with the domestic presidential "We don't support that sort of peace negotiations. "There is no sense in my fooling myself," the Illinois campaign swirling around him, Democrat said. 'We just don't have the money."
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NEWS STAFF Editor in chief .. . Larry Smith Verge photo editor .. Steve Beamer Managing editor ...... Julie Lewis Art director ...... Jim Carlson News editor ...... Steve Smith Senior reporter. . Eric Wedeking Assoc.news editor Chrystal Philpott Consulting editor ..... Jean Wright Edit.page editor .. . .. Amy Carr Advertising mgr .. Karen Charnesky Tracy Olawumi Activities editor . .. Kim Mikus Asst.advertising mgr ... Amy Smith Gregg Heggs Administration editor .Jeff Britt Sales mgr ...... Mary Higdon (Blue Island, IL-Eisenhower (St. Louis-Beaumont) won City editor ...... Jeff Mccombs Promotions mgr ...... Kevin Casey HS), senior long sprinter, the 200 dash in 22.14 at the Govt. editor .. Russell Stare Student bus. mgr . Melody Crickman captured second place EIU Pepsi Challenge Photo editor .. . .. Dan Reible Business mgr ..... Glenn Robinson Saturday in the 600-meter Invitational and then took Sports edifor...... Barry Bottino Editorial adviser . .. .John Ryan run at 1 :36.27 in the Illini second in the 300 dash in 35 Publications adviser ... David Re!=!9 Verge editor .. .. John Pletz Classic at Champaign. seconds at the Illini Classic ·Saturday. NIGHT STAFF Night editor ...... Eric Wedeking Photo editor . .. Robb Montgomery Assitant editor . .. . Jeff Mccombs Copy desk . . . . . Melissa Tiberenc Sports editor . . .. . Daved Lindquist Eastern News Thursday, February 25, 1988 3A reer specialist offers insight to job hunting
the average, it takes resumes to get one reply, Dave Swanson, a essional career workshop 'alist. anson lectured about ers of the Future" in part a two-part series to an of ence of about 300 people at , Wednesday in the Union dBallroom part two of his lecture he speak about "Interviewing Resumes,'' at 7 p.m. day in the Union Grand oom. e economy is constantly ging,'' Swanson said. He that agriculture used to unt for 100 percent of loyment and added that it ntly only accounts for 3 ent. ive hundred to 800 jobs eac year," Swanson 'sh h He added that ap ximately 300 new jobs annually. Ive e said the average in 'dual will change his career least times. "It is very 4.8 a person to stay with for e same occ upation ughout his entire lifetime. most important thing is he JOE DRISCOLL I Staff photographer · g what it is that you like to " he said, adding that an Dave Swanson gestures as he speaks to students and area terview in order to impress potential employers. Thursday night, 'vidual will never find residents Wednesday evening in the Union Grand Ballroom about Swanson is slated to talk about interviewing and resumes. 'sfaction in his occupation if what styles, colors and types of clothing to wear during a job in- is not comfortable with it. said. He said the base of your something you have a natural job-hunting market. kills" are essential in "Action skills" will help "style" during an interview will gravitation for," Swanson said. Swanson has been ranked for blem solving, Swanson said. students to establish asser- be the base for your salary. He added that an individual nine consecutive years as the e key to successful em - tiveness and initiative during "Polyester suits are cheap always seems to drift back to number one college placement yment is skills." an interview. and they glow in the dark," what he is most comfortable director. wanson said the most "Typical job interviews are Swanson said. He stressed that with. He lias also worked with ortant skill is the "action always a negative con- "appearence" is extremely Swanson strongly suggests national corporations including "If you are ever asked a frontation," Swanson said. He important during an interview. the book titled "What Color is CBS Records, Mobile Oil and I." tion during an interview, added that the interviewer "Most importantly, you've your Parachute?,'' by Richard IBM. ays answer with a verb," he always has the "upper hand." got to get a handle on Bolles for anyone who is in the After 30 years, Placement Center Director ates listed in state-offered Knott decides to retire from job he loves license refund By YOLANDA SHEPHERD JEFF McCOMBS Staff writer CityBy editor After 30 years of working in Couples who were issued a Eastern's Placement Center, Director marriage license between Jan. 1, Jay Knott is retiring from a job he said 1982 and Oct. 31, 1986 have a he loves. refund waiting for them if an "I'm a people orientated person," application form is filled out and Knott said. Knott's major role as reaches the state by Monday. director of the Placement Center was "Over $350,000 (in refunds) are sharing ideas with the students and available, however only $36,000 giving them examples to secure a job. been· claimed so far/' said has· · "The most interesting moments in Coles County's County Clerk my career are the job fairs and Betty Coffrin. placement services," Knott said. Knott The refund comes from a special just recently returned from a job fair in addition which was added to the New Orleans. price of marriage licenses during Knott's secretary, Rosalee Noble, has this time to help support the worked with him for 27 years. "I have Domestic Violence Shelter and never had a day where I didn't like Insurance fund, Coffrin said. The coming to work because of my boss," addition, however, was declared Noble said. unconstitutional by the courts. A retirement tea/reception will be "The court did not think it was given for Knott from p.m. to p.m. fair for taxpayers to have ·to 2 4 Monday in the University Union 1895 support an agency like that," Room. The public is welcome. Coffrin said. Knott is the first Eastern graduate to a Coffrin did say, however, that hold the position of director of the Jill has been signed by Governor Placement Center. He is also the third efl ompson which will allow T director smce 'I " refund money not claimed 1934. th After graduating from Eastern with hp t to the Domestic a bachelor's in Knott continued "PD and Insurance 1949, 10] rPltf'r going to school to receive his master's n"e Jnd <:.nd d ctorat degrees. For many years applications may be picked o 'T'he he taught hie gh school and collPge Colf's County Cour up at the business classes. house. o i said. Persons C ffr Knott. re es in with ne are 64. id Charleston married a v h re m Illinois wife, Delores, ands daughters, Jennifer, n w available for the refund. Julie (Henderson) and Nancv. "When Couples married between Nancy graduates from grad s�hooL the January and August 1982 1984 Knott family, in all, ill have eight will receive. $10 refund. w degrees from a ter , " Knott said. a E s n Hey Gary! The people don't want yo Someone in the presidential Kennedy may arguably be one of the race is going forth with blinders people to serve in the presidency, but on his eyes and making a fool of voters may never vote for him. A Opinion himself. Americans cannot elect someone who le He can't smell the coffee or an accident where someone else dje_c:L -· drink the sour taste of reality. Despite the fact he is one of the lead Living day to day hiding form Senate and is liked by many die-hard the truth about his campaign. past has probably tainted any hopes of He can't win. White House . Gary Hart must be deaf and If Hart doesn't want to heed the les blind. I can't say he's dumb he should then look to the numbers of because he speaks erroneously weeks . He has always finished in the Editorial Steve Smith all the time. Larry pile. People who have finished ahead Board News editor He re-entered the democratic Smith withdrawn from the campaigns. Chrysta l Philpott race for president because he His incident with Donna Rice was e Larry Smith · an Associate news ed1tm judgement on his part Editor in chief said the people should decide whether or not he is the . It was also scary to right man for the job . could happen had he been elected pre · Julie Lewis Amy Carr Managing editor Editorial page editor That's good, but the people have spoken and very other extramarital affairs. few people, if any, are voting for him . If the president is cheating on his wit Why? The Dally Eastern News lying to the rest of the country. Because despite what Time magazine says, people Yet he persists. Thursday, February in this country vote by a moral code. They don't always Why? 25, t 9 88 live by one, but they do expect their leaders to be He has no visible support and has very shining examples of what moral people do. support. He also has the stigma of lo Obviously Gary Hart doesn't fit that persona. Mondale in 1984. Why then does he continue a campaign that is because I But this doesn't matter to him basically going nowhere? Can it be he's hearing a people to decide whether or not he 1s Giving addicts grassroots movement that will draft him at the president. Democratic Convention this summer? s Let me be one of the first people to Probably not. the rooftops of America. From all indications he is not a good student of Mr. Hart, the people have spoken. T free need t·es is history. If he was he would only have to look to his you. friend. Sen. Ted Kennedy, ex-patriot of Camelot. He That may change, but probably not. learned he can't be elected because of his past in -Larry Smith is editor in chief and a reg help for AIDS d1scret1ons for The Daily Eastern News. The state health commissioner of New York, Dr. David Axelrod, recently announced that his state is going to start dispensing free,
clean needles to drug addicts who sign up at 1 M�s wtJJq I ike No, SaUtf 'C'... methadone clinics. /e,;nf 'rad� Wi/�11.� dd�tJ fl> ./a Many in New York,· including the special �ov � -1,,arJt s:e� edt1rA.1ion. "Jt..ar w�. narcotics prosecutor Sterling Johflson Jr. and ed.CK:4h'tlt. Sof, �'d unde� 001" 'ad-given bodr�, Cardinal John O'Conner, ad tJt' i1nt{ of the Roman Catholic ttnd w�uld .feiet(hJte bl able � Editorial. �t {itffe Friefllk Archbishop o� New mote once wt- York, oppose the plan because they believe rtspon�;b/� r:-v drvq · w�r1ld also rdtr.e '°'1flt fwt that dispensing these needles is against the d
· st Sexual Assault program for this spring at the Student Senate ting Wednesday night. ren said she spoke to Barbara G. orti, associate director of the al Assault Counseling and !n ation Service, about promoting awareness among students. e reason for the organization d be "to pull resources together to umbrella organization," Camren e organization would be ideally put ther in the spring and ready in the
rooting awareness and installing programs are the main objectives e budding program, Camrensaid. other business, Designated Driver dinator Jim Van De Ven said that 'cations concerning driving under influence, from the Secretary of RAHSHEED MADISON I Staff photographer ' s office, would be distributed No parking campus organizations this Campus Police Officer Willard Delong explains to a visitor to Wednesday afternoon in a visitors parking lot. the Eastern campus that there are no parking spaces available tudent publications names editors By JEFF BRITT 1988-89 Staff editor The Student Publications Board chose Jon Sall as editor in chief of next year's Warbler and Chrystal Philpott and Amy Carr as editors in chief of The Daily EasternNews for its next two terms. Sall, who will serve as yearbook editor for the entire 1988-1989 school year, said, "I'm honored that I was chosen and I hope that we can get next year's book put together. "I'll be making some decisions, but it's not in the interests of myself. It's in the ROBB MONTGOMERY I Staff photographer interests of the university." he Chrystal Philpott, a junior journalism major, explains to Student said at Wednesday's Publications Board members why she wants to become editor in The Daily Eastern News publications board meeting. chief of the 1 988-89 as junior journalism Sall, a junior, serves as this major Amy Carr listens to Philpott's presentation. year's photo editor for the Warbler and has served as and editorial content. John Ryan, faculty adviser to assistant photo editor for the Carr, currently editorial page the News, said, "They both News. editor, will take over for the have very good backgrounds "This is the best thing that second term, beginning in early and experience as staff ever happened to me," Philpott November and ending at spring members of The Daily Eastern said. break in 1989. News, and it takes a good Philpott, a junior, will serve "I'm really looking forward background of how The Daily as editor in chief for the first to trying out a lot of different Eastern News operates in order term which begins at the things with content and to be the person who runs the return from spring break and graphics," said Carr, a junior. whole operation." extends, with the exception of Carr added, "I'm sure I speak He also said, "It doesn't hurt the summer, to early for Chrystal when I say we are to have some professional November. hoping for a national experience." Philpott interned Philpott currently serves as pacemaker next year." with the Naperville last Sun associate news editor of The The pacemaker is awarded by summer. Carr worked as an Daily Eastern News, and she the Associated Collegiate acting bureau chief for the served three terms as city Press, which is given to the top vi w last ROBB MONTGOMERY I Staff photographer Decatur Herald & Re e edito>:". four papers in the nation. The fall. She will also work as an Sall, a junior graphic arts design major, bites his lip during The editor in chief oversees News won the national intern for the this Herald dent Publications Board meeting Wednesday afternoon. all aspects of the News, in pacemaker for the 1982-1983 summer. board announced that Sall will be the editor in chief of cluding advertising, circulation school year. rn's Warbler yearbook for the 1988-89 school year. AA to consider new 18-hour minor in women's studies state school without the women's divisions other than gender-including taken more courses had their schedules studies minor and I feel women's race, economic status, sexual identity permitted it," Clark noted in the e Council on Academic Affairs will studies is a viable academic field," and nationality. program proposal. a proposal to initiate an 18 Clark said. The program is offered at over 450 addition to the women's studies 'der In 't hour minor in women's studies The purpose for the minor is designed colleges and universities across the minor, a new course proposal, designed a new course proposal in feminist to stimulate and promote new nation, and with women comprising 52 specifically for the women's studies when it meets .at 2 p.m. scholarships in the area of women's percent of the student population at minor, will also be considered. a studies and also to encourage Eastern, Clark said, program would Feminist Theory, a three-hour credit day in the Union addition Arcol the room. traditional departments to broaden develop str:onginterest, course emphasizing feminist theory to la ording Deb Clark, fi l s of to include women's "LasL µ1 nt of the traditional disc1plmes, uld be coordinator d study fall 3 o to sse es over l'l' w Women's · i u . students· women's studies all womens studies minors the Studies Cmmcil, surveved required for university m intentions prnons ;� the is the only state tha:t The proposal outlines that women's courses ann<.iu�<'Pfi +hPir of if both approwd by rn � uursf-ar"': u• toffer::iwomen'sstudiesmmor. :itudit· iii-:'� p:ht� 'he necessity of ta�1.rw r\'t:'� CAA TL1 1d offered 11• . � .., .� v , wo .· • - · · ·� 1 ,r.1�·. ��·the · �-(.'.t.'" . and w "" ·:cii/, ·} i • oril� f·; g'. ,-, .. - � . '.,.'::.. :}':C�.�;:�·�>; '',. '_':·: i.:-:'"''I�i ·.·.tn'.r.h�',t�r ,:'; �'-; 6A Thursday, February 25, 1 988 Thompson plans to unv AHA meeting slated second tax-hike campai By JEFF SMITH the beginnin.g of each semester. SPRINGFIELD (AP)-Gov. James income tax boost, a new tax Staff writer H. RHA will also discuss early plans Thompson is set to begin his second and increases in gas The Residence Hall Association for the National Association of tax-increase campaign in as many years license8plate fees. will discuss next week's distribution College and University Residence by presenting a fiscal 1989 state budget That plan flopped Halls (NACURH) conference May in of Rookie Runner applications at its that is expected to underscore his Assembly, prompting a $ 26-29, Flanagan said. meeting Thursday, said Vice argument for added revenue. budget cut last summer an President Glen Flanagan. "We're bringing it up now to ge'.:. it Thompson will combine his "state of stream of protests fromedu (NACURH) in their· (members) RHA will meet at 5 p.m. in the the state" and budget messages into one government officials an Carman Hall-Copa Room. minds, so they can start thinking appearance Thursday before a joint decrying a shortage of state · Each RHA member will receive a about it," he said. session of the General Assembly to Thompson says he still set of applications at the meeting, NACURH is a gathering of RHA emphasize his contention that the modest income tax increase. Flanagan said, adding they will groups from schools throughout the budget he will unveil budget is.the single most pressing issue Th distribute the applications to the country, he said. facing Illinois. fiscal year beginning July Flanagan also said a meeting of residence halls. Last year, the Republican governor based on the state's current The Rookie Runner program is RHA members who will be ushering opened his push for a tax increase by move intended to drama· designed to help orient incoming the Squeeze concert March 6 will be presenting a budget containing more Thompson says is the in students with Eastern's campus at held Thursday. than $1 billion in new spending money current resources. that was to have been raised by an
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scouts gauge Eastern juniors Zimmer to IKEFL FITZGE RALD run in the 40-yard dash. Steve Tillotson and place kicker Rich "It's relative to that position. You see Ehmke, didn't kick for the scouts tern juniors took their first step some receivers that have good hands, because of the poor condition of meet tea the pathway to playing in the but who are slow, and you see quick O'Brien Field. MESA, Ariz. (AP)-First-year 'onal Football League when they receivers who have poor hands," Shiver "It would be best to watch them on Chicago Cubs Manager Don recently evaluated by scouts from said. "Most of the time you have to film," Shiver said. He said the scouts Zimmer says there are a few Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys and settle on something in between." would get a better gauge of their ability things he'd like to get off his chest TO, a scouting combine. Eastern center Sean O'Brien said by watching them in game situations and on Friday he will meet with e scouts tested the players last Shiver told the players "it was im with an actual rush and a snapper. his players to let them know how day in Lantz Fieldhouse in the portant not to get down if we thought Shiver said he keeps track of the where he stands on several issues. ard dash, and also looked at our times were bad because it was players he evaluates by checking ar "I want to start out spring rn game films. really just getting our feet wet." ticles, scores of the team's games and training by letting the players e're getting the measurables Shiver looks for a mixture of by talking with the coaches during the know how I feel about certain ht, weight and time in the 40-yard measurables, film and what the players season. things, because I have never been ) right now," said Bears scout do in practice to evaluate what kind of He said Eastern Coach Bob Spoo, who in favor of having a lot of Shiver. "We do it before the talent a player has. has coached the likes of Jim Everett meetings once the season gets n begins and before spring But most of the players Shiver and Scott Campbell, both NFL quar started," Zimmer said Wed all because we don't want to be evaluates do. make it to a training terbacks, is very good about giving his nesday. ering them during the season." camp. players an opportunity to play pro ''I don't have a lot of team rules. ·ver said he looks at players from a player makes it training My main rule is win at Once to football. to schools in the Midwest and parts of Even though the visit Eastern by whatever cost. But there are camp though, the weeding out process to South. begins. NFL scouts did raise some hopes and certain things I want them to addition to being tested in the 40- "You get caught up in a numbers kindle some dreams about playing know. For example, I don't want dash, the players were also givena game,'' Shiver said. ''We're like IBM,, professional football, O'Brien put it all to see five or six guys in the inute , 50-question test which We're an employer seeking employees in perspective. clubhouse in the middle of the s them to think under pressure. and we want the best." ''It's a wait and see kind of thing. I'm game eating a sandwich and iver said it's hard to pin down a Two Eastern players who are just concentrating on playing football watching television. that NFL clubs want players to reaching for the NFL dream, punter next year for Eastern," O'Brien said. Sigma Alpha Iota MY PLACE International Music Fraternity LOUNGE is proud to announce its "PRESENTS" Spring 1988 Pledge Class: THU RS: Private Mission Rum Coke 75¢ & Jennifer Andrews Peggy Kapolnek Pitchers appy Birthday $2. 00 Amy Bruce Carrie Peterson 21st Rockville CAMEL-TOE! FRI: Tracy Conchado Sherry Smith Gin, ove, Cols, Jules, 75¢ Wa termelon Shots Melissa Grygiel Becky Vellever orrine, John, Sunya, Bob Crossman Sandy Hall Michelle Wilfinger Lynn SAT: $2. 50 pitchers $1.25 Margaritas 72 7 7th St.
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By DAVID LINDQUIST myself as doing quick things. guaranteed at worst a .500 Staff writer But since they don't guard me record. Jones said he struggled Eastern redshirt freshman as tightly, it does let me play a bit at the start of this season, Gerald Jones, heir apparent to very relaxed and comfortably." but that senior Evans, a three Norm Evan i!' starting point Jones is currently averaging year starter , was a steadying guard position in the upcoming 6. 6 points per game in con influence. 1988-89 campaign , has ference play and has hit 42 of "Norm and I've gotten along recently been giving Panther 46 free throw attempts on the real well," Jones said. "When I followers a promising look of year for a blistering 92.9 wasn't playing as well at the things to come. . percentage. beginning of the season, he Eastern Coach Rick Samuels Jones drilled 12 of 13 free talked to me and kept my said that Jones has been in throw attempts in Eastern's confidence up. I'm going to strumental in the Panthers 94-86 overtime win at Western miss him next year." late-season resurgence, in Illinois on Feb. 4. Ten days Jones still begins Panther which the squad has won six of later he hit 10 of 10 tries in the games on the bench, but is their last seven games. Panthers' 76-71 ups�t victory almost certain to see playing "Gerald's a sparkplug, his over Cleveland State. time in the first half to give quickness certainly aids us," "He's done a great job for us opposing defenders a different Samuels said. "He plays sound, in free throw situations late in look at the point. fundamental basketball forus ." the game," Samuels said. Jones "I watch Norm and how he Jones failed to see action in said he has not done anything sets things up," Jo�es said. five of Eastern's 13 non magical to find success at the "He's a calm, collected guard. conference contests · and his line. When I get in, I try to move the highest point output was 11 in "I guess it just takes con tempo up to a quick pace. We these games. centration," Jones said. "I complement each other really Samuels said the 5-10 point really don't work that hard on well." guard's playing time increased my free throws." Jones also realizes what during Eastern's six-game Jones has worked hard, Eastern's season could have losing streak at the beginning however, on adjusting to play been without its six-game skid. of its AMCU conference at the college level. "We bring it up now and schedule. The St. Louis native, a 1986 then," he said. ''We know we're Jones has played in all 12 of graduate of Vaschon High not a team that should in be Eastern's league contests and School, was part of Missouri the situation we're in now. We has twice scored a career-high Large High School cham could be in the running for the 18 points in his last five pionship teams in 1983, 1985 NCAA tournament. But that's outings. and 1986, when he also earned over and we're trying to finish "We inserted him late a all-state honors. the season winning." couple of games when we were Jones said it was difficult to Only three teams remain on stagnant," Samuels said. "His watch from the sidelines last Eastern's 1987-88 slate in quickness picked us up." year as an Eastern redshirt Valparaiso, Western and From Samuels' comments, it player when the Panthers Northern Illinois. Jones, an is evident that quickness is a finished with a 9-19 record. economics major, said he is crucial role in Jones' style of "The hard part was watching looking forward to three more play. Jones, however, is the team play . and watching campaigns with the Panthers. BETZOLD I Staff photog hesistart when labeled solely them lose," Jone's said. "All of a "I'm anxious to get into next a player. · Eastern point guard Gerald Jones drives for a layup as sudden I had to sit out and not season," he said. "rve played a during : who guard me slack be part of the team." lot this year, but I'll still need Panthers' 76-56 loss at Southwest Missouri State last Satur ie they hear I'm Jones, a freshman, has contributed to Eastern's recent on ..1ecause season Eastern is to come in and work hard next sue n But this 14- and is a 92.9 percent free throw shooter. ql'i"� " .Jo es said. "I don't see 11 with three ga�es l�ft.a.11d is year. " r -I I ., J I t Thursday, February 25, 1 988
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On the cover. • • Students lovejhate the mini skirt; but most of all, they seek comfort By Junior Yuki Ohseki, a com Sh elly We rli11g (left) sports acid StaffCHER writer YL ROEGGE munication major , said: "My cl washed pleated shorts by Words and a Eastern students expressed many have to be comfortable. and 11aulical striped knit crop lop by Paris different views when asked what Hawaiian shorts are definitely Sp ort Clu b a11d acid washed full cul types of clothing they'd like to see You can wear lots of different jea11s by Un ion Bay. Lisa Winkler and wear this spring. of shirts with them." wears khaki pleated twill shorts by "I hate the tight mini skirt look," Other students chose baggy Words and a perce11 l collo11 crop JOO said sophomore Liz O'Malley, a cotton pants of all colors worn top from A11ge/que. He r feather Wo rds hospitality major. " I like to wear Polo and button-up shirts and Hu rraches and these other fashio11s ca11 loose summer skirts with blouses topsiders . be foundal Th e Closet, Lincoln. 630 W. and summer sweaters ." "I like to look good when I go Ph oto by Da11 Reible. · An'. However. sophomore Carrie class and when I go out," said · Curtis. a psychology major, said she Craig Robertson, a business ad· prefers to wear cotton or stretch ministration major. "This outfit mini skirts and tries to "stay away both activities." from denim." Among women , more popular Jo hnna Da11iell (left) and Julie A favorite type of shorts are the styles for summer include T-shi Decker pn'pare for full in the sun longer-length walking shorts in with shoulder pads and white te 1reari11. PRING BREAK AND ------FASHION GUIDE The following stores provi mod · els and clothes for the Sp Break and Fashion Guide: Ke ith Blythe (right) a11d Leslie Boyle •Champs, 407 Lincoln Ave sport the outdoor look i11 No rth Fa ce Charleston sport shirts. Blythe, wearing khaki Lin •The Closet, 630 W. Bluewaler walking shorts and Tim STAFF Ave., Charleston berland boots, keeps warm with a Editor ...... Cr aig Edwards •Dale Bayles, 407 Lincoln Ave. Wo o/rich dow11 i·est. Boyle, styling Photo editor ...... Dan Reible Charleston North Fa ce walking shorts, Wigwam Staff writers ...Charla Brautigam, •Deb's, 700 E. socks and Rockport boots, dtapes a Jane Clar( Rochelle Elliot, Mattoon So rth Fa ce snap placket sweatshirt Consuelo V. Frederick, Cheryl •Maurice's , 700 E. our her shou lders for cooler evenings. Roegge, Eric Wedeking Mattoon Th ese fashions can be found at Copy desk ...... Felicia Fulks, •Wal-Mart, Lincoln Champs, Lincoln Ave. Ph oto by 407 Jeff M adsen Charleston Da11 Reible. 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That 's not The skin tight pants are similar ase anymore . to cycling shorts only the pant day , fitness conscious leg portion extends down to the le are also fashion con lower calf of the leg. s, whether they are going Like the pants, "Spandex aerobics session, working crop shirts are also selling at a health club or just going well," lacchia said. three-mile run. Aerobic accessories are also metimes it looks like a moving and women are ion show in here," said changing their tastes in body Blagg, manager of Saw's suits and leotards, lacchia said. . Seventh St. "People are looking for 505 lot of guys wear the tank vertical stripes," she said. "It and cycling shorts and the makes them look thinner. I think wear the tight bikini shorts there is less pastels being worn e aerobic leotards," Blagg and more toward darker d. colors." ut most of the serious Women are also buying 's who come in wear the old aerobic leotards to better show s and beat up sweats," he off the work they did while exercising. other weight lifting gym "The leotards are cut more rietor agreed, saying most like bathing suits," lacchia said. s didn't care if they made a "They're more revealing than on statement while they last year." pumping iron, but more Another area of fashion en involved in aerobics change is in athletic shoes. becoming increasingly Because of the the technical ·on conscious. innovations in aerobic styles of 's (fashion) more prevalent exercise, particularly high and robics," said Tom Koranek, low impact aerobic workout ger of Club ID, Sixth levels, J.B. 1406 Gough, Coach Eddy's shoe specialist, said the guys are some shoe companies are ming more fashion-minded, designing shoes for the various or most, it's still the sloppy levels of aerobic exercise. sweats and torn shirts," "The Avia has been · 500 ek said. selling well," Gough said. "It's a eople are picky about what high top aerobic shoe. It's a wear," said a local sporting really technical shoe because rah Williams wears a Russel pocket t-shirt and Ja ms shorts. Brad Sm ith s shop employee. the company has put a lot of wearsS Russell athletic shorts with a matching top. Th ese fa shions can be found at d the men are just as money and research into its Dayle Bayles. Ph oto by Dan Reible. as the women," said the design." yee, who wished not to ntified. • said many people who $5 off -$5 off nize Linda's Sporting East sideLITI of square-LECharlest on•ME XICO I 1700 Rudy Au · s, Sixth St., are e -Mattoon 51 0 fft-I . asing sweat tops and t:: Student Kate 0 CJJ Featuring Mexican & American Cuisine ms. But he added the days Fitness Club e old gray sweats are l() 0 Beer, Wine, Margaritas {A- ered. � Carry-outs Available ey want lots of color that off off $5 -$5 Daily Lunch Special can mix and match," he I I Fiesta Hour "They're going back to the (Charleston Only) .blends-they're more Mon Thurs 5-7 p.m. ortable, they have more - 345�2223 nd they breath better.'' raft Beer 14 oz er popular sportwear free ho���"""' that are have enjoyed / 'N', :fi�;o_r;;�,;. sales are cycling shorts. r- t 0 p.m ible tank tops, and RI< CORRAL F i Sa l :30llO - hing in a T-shirt with a � HORSE BACK RIDING "!!!!!!!!!!!!!��������������= fit." � :�\ · rE rts fashions have in � WINTER RIDES SPECIAL ' ed he said, because more � ALL RIDES per hour : n are involved in physical � $5.00 ' and the everyday � Wed. 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Gulde Thursday, February 25, 1988 Vamtion weatherlo oking good . with a high of degrees and By CONSUELO V. FREDERICK the same 80 Staff writer a low of 5 degrees. 7 As Spring Break approaches, minds Vince Gutowski , a weather and start to wonder how the weather is climate instructor and assistant going to be in those great vacation professor of geology/geogr aphy, said, spots. "It looks like the Carribean will be the According to a spokesperson for the warmest place. " with an average high of degrees and a low of degrees. National Weather Service, "people 84 70 always call weeks ahead of time to see If skiing is your break escape, tem what temperatures will be like , but you peratures in Colorado valleys range from a tow of 2 3 d egrees to degrees. "It's can never tell. The only thing you can go 31 by are average temperatures." hard to give reliable answers for the For March, Daytona Beach has an mountains because temperatures may average high of 7 degrees and a low of fluctu ate. Depending on the elevation 5 degrees. If heading to South Padre there may be at least a degree 53 20 Island. another of the hot spots, the difference from the valley." the National average shows a high of 7 degrees Weather Service spokesperson said. 5 and a low degrees. Tampa and Ft. For those who are going to spend 55 Lauderdale are amonq other places break 1n the Illinois area. average ilh Blythe and Leslie Boyle enjoy the ou tdoor look tem peratu res have shown a high of in .Vo where students break to find warm 50 sp ort shirts. Th ese fa shions and all their accessories can weather. Temperatures there are about degrees and a low of degrees. K. b� Champs, Lin£·oln Ave. Ph oto by Dan Reible. 32 407 PAM'S SASSY ARROW TRA VEL SCISSORS . 348-7968 348-0 147 .. 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Lisa Winkler wears a nautical stripe mini-dress by the Paris Sport Club. These fashions can be found at The Closet. Big Dogs Keith Blythe and Leslie Boyle have fun wearing matching sweatshirts with prints of big dogs by Sierra West. These shirts can be found at Champs. Spring Styles Left to right, Angie Dehart and Mark Althoff wear matching shirts and shorts. Helen Ballinger wears a shirt and skirt and Jim Stewart wears white-washed jeans with knit shirt and light jacket. Fashions are from Wal-Mart. Casual looks Julie Decker, Johnna Daniell and Sara Garrou all wear cotton t-shirts in pastel colors by Guess. Also shown are a variety of Guess watches which can be found at The Closet. Spring Break Fashion Gulde The Dally Eastern N 6! L. Thursday, February25, 1988 By JANE CLARK "shadow " Candy Lightner, Riverside, will be spending his said. said. Staff writer onal spring breakvara tions non-traditi Sophomore business major Grahame Wilkin, president Students plan week in the library working on founder of Mother.s Against Spring break-the traditional Drunk Drivers . This means she various class projects. John Thompson has his break honors RHA, said he will also vacation relief time for students will have to travel to Texas . "I have nine different already planned. going home to work as all over the United States. "If it wasn't for class, I'd be research papers and applied "I'm going home to Bellvue, secretary for a publis Students traditionally use this going to Florida," Camren said. projects so I 'II spend my spring Ohio, to work for the con company. struction company I work for time to get prepared and "fired John Heilenbach, graduate break in Riverside Public Library "I'm like Radar O'Riley off up" for what usually turns out to businesss student from writing papers." 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Going home and visiting my It's simple when you're wearing these cool, irlfriend, try and earn some .,,,,,__ oney and maybe party." comfortable wovens from Fanfares.Slip on a pair and let your feet play ! In leather uppers. $34 Judy Stupeck Sophomore Speech Communication "I'm hoping to win a trip from Mom's to go to Daytona. " Navy Red Mike Sarallo White Sophomore Hospitality Services "Going home and spending time with my family." INYART'S · North Side Uptown' , Charleston's Square :�' SPRING BREAK SPECIALS Get the look you want 2 off HairCuts $ 5 off Perms CO·ED STv all fo r an �\ -l LING· ppoi n tm en t ·HA.1¥:'':...ti. "° 21 . ... 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Come & see our greo.t selection of do.ring two piece bikinis, exciting monokinis, o.nd flo.ttering one pieces. Assorted fo.brics in vivid brights or soft po.stels. Sizes 5-13. 36.00-62.00. Young Circle ,..; ; � · �- - - � _ --·-·· .� -.-. . .._._ ------ -··· 'r--! ···-·······-········ r ··-·-······ - _ _ - · · ··-·· ·- -··-···· ' ·· -·-··-- 1L _ ····-· ______' ,..:__ ·Get Set For · Spring Break! Stop By Our Young Circle Department this Saturday to view this season's hottest Swimsuit Styles. We will be featuring · live modeling from ; 12:00-4:00 and at 4:00 p.m. we will have drawing for FREE Swimsuits. FOUR I a SUITS will be given away You need not I . be presentt .\; i · · . .. __ t0 j 1 l � J. \. 1 Jf I \ ) SpringBreak Faihlon Gulde Thursday, February 25, 1988 � 98 newest fa shions from Esprit and Pa ris Sp ort Clu b have arrived just in time forsp ring. Sara Garrou, fa r left, is wearing a chambray mini-dress and Jo hnna Daniell, middle, is sporting chambray shorts and a white cotton sweater, all by Esprit. Ju lie Decker looks coordinated with a purple and peach related separate by the Paris Sp ort Clu b. All of these fa shions can be found Ma urices. Ph oto by Dan Reible. at predo inant in all Sycamore Jr. Concept and Lindy's, marked-off merchandise atienue, knowm -how keys for bou401 tifnlbargain . La ·we don't carry over (items) to Sate Lincoln huting stores, is called "Point of Ave., do not answer to a Boutique Manager Kay Hanley the next season ... Bargains are everywhere just Sales." This sale lasts only one ho111e office. These stores chooses s�le items by how long Lindy's wn er par O Lynne Ochs aiting to be found. And, with a weekend "emphasizes decide for themselves when they have been in the store and has sales in progress ··a11 the tie patience and knowing ticular items" in the store. For and what items to place on the whether they are outof season. time." '. hen and where to look, example, one week all shorts sale rack . Gillis schedules clearances Ochs; marks down items u ntil argain shopping can be easy, may be on sale. Another week La Boutique has a "M oonli t around inventory time, which they ate sold , similar to gh Jr. ewarding and successful. all turtle necks may be on sale. Sale" once a year along with make large sales in January She noted. two Concept however. Many stores have sales going And, when that one week is the everyday sales and and u l Gillis end of J y. also has oc that entire lines of clothes arP n al time. Sycamore , up, items "go back to the season cle casional marked down l the 536 the arances. weekend specials. not until they are Lincoln Ave., has a sale regular pnce," Keating said. The "Moonlight Sale" is a Unlike some stores, Jr. sold. Instead. " we pack then1 very Monday In co trast, stores like La four-hour sale from t will · mark down items ;:iway 1n the lose and brine 6 p .m . o 10 Concept c t Also, 1t is not mcommon to Boutique.n 305 W. Lin c l n Ave . p i SOid. G111is said. o w th up to 75 percent until they're tt out next year.. . Ochs said. alk into W. m. .em The C 'S8t 630 111coln Avo rina find sales on pec1f1c 1tern::, :1ke all iea1 1s he store or all wool sweaters1n. he best way to catch these pes of sales is to check back THINK SPRING! ith the store frequently. GET RID OF THE WINTER BLAHS Closet Manager Shannon rueblood said a sure time to ind bargains is at the close of a FREE eason. SPRING At these times of the year TIE tores "get rid of merchandise BLAZERS WITH nd get new stock in," LIGHT COLORS BLAZER rueblood said. The need to ake room for new rn er WOOL-DACRON han dise causes store FABRICS anagers and owners to educe the prices of old erchandise. Sycamore moves mer ITIY can't believe how "I STRETCH handise in and out so often self-conscious I used $120 the store is constantly Going South? hat to be about my changi ng, said store manager "-eight. I wor JOGGING SHORTS ancy Keating. e loose fining clothes and "We rearrange the walls Many Styles every two or three weeKs," tried every fad diet SHORTS eating noted. Each new that came along. Several Colors arrangement creates a "fresh '·Then I went to Diet $16ro ok," Keating added. Center. I learned how Even if prices have been to change eating $20 reduced drastically, "mer my hab ts and lost handise can still be profitable," i 28 pou s for says Trueblood. nd good. $5 Jeanette Gillis, manager of Jr. .. Now I'm a happier, •SHIRTS LEE JEANS Concept, Lincoln Ave., more confident per PRE- 550 W. hopes to make up for the lost son, and that WASHED I think •JACKETS dollars of sale items by selling Brown $ ss makes me more April 19 "enough in busy times to take anractive." •PANTS care of the markdowns." GLACIER Whether you "·ant When and what items go on WASH to lose en pounds or sale differs from store to store. t $29ss to es, like call Diet Center Chain s r The Closet 100, Sycamore, receive their todaY. d Dietfla orders from the home office We can change does not want the prices which l e. of one branch store to differ YOUr if The ll'eigbt losspro fessionals om another. Center® "Their philosophy is: If it's 12.50 in one store, it should be in the other store," SHAFE 12.50 Uptown Charleston R'S Use Your Visa or Mastercard 't J9i\� Dtc!l Center, Inc. of sale. The Daily 1 OB Spring Break &.. Fashion Guide Thursday, February 25, 1988 Eastem Studentsgetting shap in e for springbrea k recreational sports, said .that although members a large selection of free members with Nautilus machin StaffBy ERIC writer WEDEKING there has beeria marked increase in use weights to lift. Omni weight machines. weights, and cardiovascular cy Instead of sitting in front of the of athletic facilities, a bigger increase in two tanning beds. a hot tub and sauna, their workouts television watching the latest rerun of year around use has been documented. and aerobic and karate classes. The Fitness Club also has "The Andy Griffith Show," many people Rather than taking part in recreational With free weights the mainstay of the aerobic and karate classes are shedding their coach potato skins sports programs for long-term health club. Bennett said the club encourages tanning bed, she said. A lock and working toward getting in shape or reasons, Outler said Eastern students healthful diet programs and drug-free and showers are also provided. becoming physically fit. are motivated to get and stay physically workouts. "One of our strongest points Health clubs, fitness centers, and fit for a variety of reasons. "One thing we promote is drug-free we offer twice as much equip campus recreational facilities report that · we see a lot of people around trying weightlifting," he said. "We don't allow is in the other places in town." p hysical fitness has become a primary to shed pounds or lose inches," Outler (anabolic) steroid use." said. "We're constantly updaf concern for many people for a variety of said. Along with its other facility. Sirius equipment." reasons. ..Considering the college en Fitness also provides lockers and Tom Koranek, manager of vironment. many of them are becoming en. 1 Sixth St., said he believ "Some people do it (workouts) to look showers for men and wom 406 good, but we get a lot of people who physically fit because they get personal Fitness observers also see more people have added weightlifting workout all year long to stay phyically pride-they feel better about them women becoming involved in physical physical fitness regimen. fit." said Andy Blagg, manager of Saw's selves. and social acceptance-their fitness training, often working along men Club ID caters exclusively to Gym, Seventh St. peers aren ·t going to accept them if press twice their own weight interested in lifting free weights 505 who bench Blagg said that with the hope of sun they·ve got a big belly hanging over their without breaking a sweat. weights. and warm weather on the near horizon. belt.·· he said. Outler said more women have taken "We have enough equipment many people that aren't normally in Outler said since his years with means of improving their any part of the body in four or 1 2 athletics as a volved in a fitness program are turning Eastern·s recreational sports program , shape or losing weight as opposed to ferent ways," Koranek said. out in droves to shed their winter belly or less people are participating in com just dieting. "People are starting to accept flabby thighs. petive-type sports programs and moving "It is now socially acceptable for lifting as being beneficial to their "We"re starting our rush. People are toward what he considers are "true women to swea t," Outler said. On You don't have to be a muscle fitness activities.·· olved with l ift getting ready for spring- and summer,"· Eastern's campus, women inv weights-just human," he Blagg said. He said less people are playing in aerobics rivals or equals the par - get a lot of people who just want Blagg said Saw's Gym caters to a structured and competitive sports like ticipation level of the most used facility hard and in shape." variety of fitness-interested people. He basketbal l and football, and participating on campus-Lantz Gym's Fitness Many of Club !D's regular - said the gym has Pol�ris-type equip fitness activities like jogging. walking, Center. include power lifters , body ment. Universal mac.hines and aqua1n exercises. lap swimming, Dutler·said to people per tnatheletes and "just regular pe 450 550 freeweights. Alo!'lg with a tanning bed. weightlifting. cycle riding and aerobics. day go to Eastern's Fitness Center to lift enjoy lifting," he said. the gym also has showers and restroom " Nobody is just shooting buckets for free weights, do weight circuit work, But aside from weight lifting, K facilities for both menand women. fitness anymore ... Outler said. "They're bikes, or do stretching said percent of his day is ride exercise 90 "The mark of a good gym is a lot of getting involved in a variety of fitness exercises. counseling members of diet cou variety-it keeps the members from activities. · · "Women aren't as shy about working "I believe the most important fa . getting bored.·· he added. One health club employee said people out, . said Barbara Gerry. owner of the weight lifting are: number on "We"re more of a serious body who come into Sirius Fitness, Sixth Fitness Club, W. Lincoln Ave. number two-lifting, and n 400 505 building gym." Blagg said, but adding . probably joined for two separate to be a male-dominated three-rest," Koranek said St In what used . "You that women are an integral part of the reason s . area of fitness, more women are lifting do it (weight lifting) without all gym's business. · We get a good mixture of weights alongside their male coun combined." "We get a lot of women that come in people-people that want to look good terparts. Koranek said Club ID does see and tan , " he said. "And we get more ofa and others who want to be physically "It used to be unusual for women for women who are usu ally de · Jan uary rush with the girls. Most of the fit. · said John Bennett, a Sirius Fitness to be in the weight room, but not aerobic enthusiast, but come to girls are on and off about working out.·· employee and karate instructor. anymore," Gerrie said. to further define the shape of their David Outler. Eastern's director of Bennett said Sirius Fitness offers Gerrie said the Fitness Club provides Cost is first item BYRD'S CLEANERS - f-Jjr � to consider when 345-4546 SPIUNG B Ta king Care �q, ', ): planning trips greor desnnonons. nc By of all your "AMERICA'S SPECIALISTS StaffROC writerHE LLE ELLIOTT IN SKI AND BEACH COLLEGIATE TRAVEL" When planning a trip for Spring spring break, one of the first considerations is the cost of Fashions! transportation. Among the most M-F 6:30-5:00 popular choices are plane, train, 6 9 YOU DRIVE $1 PACKAGE bus or car. Sat. 8:00-12:00 Flying is the quickest, and Per person-maximum occ. therefore most expensive of the Located on choices. According to a South 4th St. around the curve representative from the WE DRIVE PACKAGE Charleston Travel Bureau, $259 301 W . Lincoln Ave., the price of 8 Per person-maximum occ. flying out of Chicago to Daytona is including departure tax . $235 To fly from Indianapolis to . Daytona costs 40 round trip. rz;MARiiN.-QUE"� $1 � If the problem of getting to one La d.ie s Fas h.io ns of those major cities arises, one � could go from the Coles County SPRING & Airport to Tuscon, Arizona for � Los Angeles may appeal $238. for from Chicago, and SUMMER FASHIONS $193 from Indianapolis. The Island's finest accommodations featuring $198 � condominiums with fully equipped kitchens, living If plans include hitting the for women 18 to 100 rooms, and hot tubs at great beachfront and off-beach slopes in Colorado, one can fly locations - in the middle of the action. there from Chicago for 7 If � Your trip includes: $1 8. wh ether you 're dressing plans are to fly to the nights luxury condominium accommodations destination, it is a good idea to • 7Free windsurfing and sailing program fo r fu n or career. • � • purchase tickets immediately, Parties featuring Great Destinations famous activities, contests, entertainment, prizes and refreshments according to the Travel Bureau • Major elimination beach volleyball tournaments with competing spokesperson. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. • colleges and universities The question may arise of Daily Optional Mexico shoooing trip and Mexico nightclub/dinner parties- "How do I get to Chicago?" � • Corona Beer Run (Corona is only $5.50/case) Flying short distances is a IL Full-time tour directors on-site to take care of your every need rather expensive option. It , Greenup, • All taxes and gratu1t1es costs 7 to take a round trip & For• more information, contact: $1 1 �\\t: to Chicago from the Coles IL or � �Effingham, SEAN KEVIN 581-2388 County Airport , accordin"g to an Coles County Airport TIM 581-3534 spokesperson. Unfortunately. there are no flights out of Coles Sunchase IV. Suntide Ill, Suntide U, Sunchase Beachfront, Gnenup, m. BEACHSheraton FRONT PROPERTIES INCLUDE: Htlton, ,!)l, ·� : Seascape, Villa Del Sol, Coronado, Gulfv1ew, Sand Dollar � �J . . . � � i� : OFF-BEACH PROPER'tlESINCLUDE; Six-Pie• p. . '5�\ } ...... (See COST, 18) �(r.,. ;\ ...... ,...... ,,,...... i-.-.-.- ...... ,,,..,, Thursday, SpringBreak Fasliion Guide February25, 1988 &. 1 t B �on the beach FT. LA UDERDALE'S PREMIERE CONCER T AND DANCE CLUB � 18 YEARS AND OLDER ADMITIED I -- CELEDRATE -- - •lliilN9in ••EAK 'II Ft. Lauderdaie 10 A.M. - 6 P.M. - POOLSIDE PA R. TIES Live Emceeing Poolside Contest • Woter Volleyboll Tournament Free D.J.Deer Chug Reloys • Free T·Shirt Reloys • The Delly Flop Contest ond c/imox the doy with ... Wettest. Wet T·Shirt Contest featured in Playboy Magazine The Cash Prizes • Free T·Shirts • and other giveaways Summers Games And Wet Water rs Videos Now On Sole!! - 7 P.M. Eastern- I P.M.Illinois Univ. - COUEGEParty Monday, March HA PPY HOUR SPRING Ofl.EAK T-SH/fl.T WITH PAID 21sADMISSIONt FOil. AOOVE COLLEGE STUDENTS OETWEEN O'CLOCK AND O'CLOCK Fl'.ff '88 WITH Pfl.OPEfl. COLLEGE l.D. 7 8 ALL OAP. DP.INKS AND DP.AFT DEEP. S. COMPETE IN CONTESTS FOP. PP.IZE- 5! 7 5 EVENINGS SUMMERS Ft. Lauderdale'son the finest beech Rock' presents n Roll bond ... night"FUR lyY" PLUS Oars to Serve You 6 Eastern llhnois Univ Party Monday, March st 2� MTCW£R Summe�OH£ Fm Of"\ DAR DRINK OR DRAFTAtlannc OR IOFT Dlvd DRINK "ft -LovderdoleGOOD FROM Florido 7 P .M. 8 P.M. �IGHTLY (located blockCUMIT north ONf PEAof Los Ola) on the- OE-och •219 S " C:l05) 4b2-8Q70 . • • VI Givd A1A) ••. ADMISSION POLICY, 1 & Yeon Or Older CLIP AND SAVE. , ....CUP AND SAVE. r------, Stop By LaBoutique frompage 108 , ___ & Jr. Joynt ty to Indianapolis. : Brown. Your B- uns : er options include taking I I acks to Florida. The train Swimsuits s every morning, and the price is To Bill Blass $138. go it costs round $40.50 : GD i Rose Marie Reid according to represen s of Arrow Travel, W. I 620 •Capri pants n Ave . reyhound Bus trip for ·Belts 1 5 from Mattoon to anywhere Bring this ad to Sirius Fitness e country can be pur •Handbags d for However, it and receive $99. ·Shorts take hours to reach 31 na. Two southbound •Jewelry & more leave everyday from the 1 FREE TAN talion , and three go north. /the purchase of tans for w nd trip bus ticket to 10 $30. 00. OPEN 9 A.M.-6 P. M. MON-SAT go, St. Louis, or Peoria Two Wolff beds be purchased for under Sirius Fitness & Tanning Salon Bill Wright, owner . of 400 Sixth Street ound Bus Lines in n, also said there is cab 345-1544 e available from campus bus station in Mattoon. L------� a party of five, the cost is r person, but as many as FASHION can ride. lly, a student can be SALE ndent and rent a car for Thurs-Sun. ip. A Rent A Car of 1 SPRING BREAK ston offers a compact car 25%off 25% off 25% off 25% which inclueds Swi msuits 1 . 500 -�P �ry1t Shirts miles for Manager for Gals NOW $255. �W ,<:-1 Irwin stated some Great looks Op t1ons students should be woven �j'.·f �I�-f 50°/ooff of There is a damage available for 7. For \ff \ $ 9 5. T-Shirts drivers under , there is 21 Jeans ra charge per day for $1 30°10 off ce purposes. 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