September 08, 1999 Eastern Illinois University

Home , Beau Morgan, Brent Haygarth, Donald Johnson, Kane County Cougars, Mahesh Bhupathi

Eastern Illinois University The Keep

September 1999

9-8-1999 Daily Eastern News: September 08, 1999 Eastern Illinois University

Follow this and additional works at: http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_1999_sep

Recommended Citation Eastern Illinois University, "Daily Eastern News: September 08, 1999" (1999). September. 5. http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_1999_sep/5

This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the 1999 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in September by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 85˚ Scattered The Daily Wednesday storms 61˚ September 8, 1999 Inside Eastern Sports Fall Forum plans www.den.eiu.edu Overcoming

Eastern Illinois University Groundwork laid for Fall Forum at Faculty Charleston, Ill. 61920 injuries Senate meeting today. Vol. 85, No. 13 Staying healthy will be key to 12 pages Story on Page 3 a Panther win in Hawaii. News Story on Page 12 “Tell the truth and don’t be afraid.” Fine Arts funding in the works Summer courses debated Faculty members question benefits of new format By Geneva White Campus editor

Changes to the summer school format have some faculty questioning the benefits students can reap from shorter terms and additional course options. The format was changed last spring, with a four-week term added to the schedule. Before, summer school offered only a three-week intersession, a five-week term and an eight-week term. Now, students have the option of taking a four-week intersession, two four-week terms and an eight-week term. “I think it gives more students flexibility in terms of the number of classes they can take Mandy Marshall / Photo editor and when they can take those classes,” said Bill Polly Mae Rose, a junior 3D studio arts major, and Jessica Sweitzer, a junior psychology and sociology major, enjoy lunch together in the Doudna Addison, chair of the Council on Academic Fine Arts Center courtyard Tuesday afternoon. There is planning underway for a $2 million renovation to the arts center. Affairs. “I think it gives faculty a little more flexibility in scheduling their summer classes.” Under the new format, intersession ran from May 10 to June 8, followed by the first four- $43 million for construction not approved yet week session on June 14, according to the 1999-2000 undergraduate catalog. The first By Geneva White Budget . But $43 million requested by the not going to fund the Fine Arts Center,” he eight-week session ran June 14 to Aug. 10, Campus editor Board of Trustees will not be recommended said. “I don’t have any reason to believe while the second four-week session ran July 12 for approval until next spring. they’re not going to get that money.” to Aug. 10. Although Gov. George Ryan has ear- “It’s not unusual for the planning money Jill Nilsen, acting vice president for While more options are available through marked $2 million in planning money for to be appropriated first as in this case,” external relations said final approval of the this system, an initial concern was raised when renovations to the Doudna Fine Arts Center, Feldhausen said. “As a rule, the fact that the construction funds is up to the state it was proposed that students may try to over- the $43 million for construction of the pro- planning money was appropriated means Legislature. Funds for renovations to load on classes. Addison said the CAA formed ject has not yet been approved. the project is moving forward.” Buzzard Building and Booth Library went a subcommittee last spring to address the prob- Renovations to the Fine Arts Center was Righter said the construction money has through the same process. lem and determine the limit on the number of one of the items slated to be funded by the not been approved because the project is “The pattern is, typically, when the legis- credit hours students can take in the summer. Illinois First Initiative, a program to raise still in its planning stages. lature provides money for planning dollars, “When we knew the schedule was changed, money for infrastructure projects through- “There’s no use in approving the project they will follow through and provide for we discussed the number of credits [students out the state, said State Rep. Dale Righter, right now because they don’t even have the construction,” Nilsen said. “But that is a could take in the summer],” he said. “The (R-Mattoon). Ryan mentioned the Fine planning done yet,” he said. “They don’t state legislature decision.” CAA’s primary concern is to ensure students Arts Center during his Illinois First speech even know what it’s going to look like.” Renovations to the Fine Arts Center don’t put themselves in a position where they last spring. While the remaining funds for the Fine include a significant addition to the facility become overwhelmed.” The $2 million to begin planning the ren- Arts Center renovations may appear to be in that involves the demolition of the “glass Tim Mason, professor of economics and ovations was approved for the 1999-2000 limbo, Righter said there is no reason to be wing” where art is currently kept. An fiscal year budget, said Ellen Feldhausen, a concerned. expansion of the dean’s suite also will be spokesperson for the State Bureau of the “I’ve not heard someone tell me they’re involved in the renovations. See SUMMER Page 2 Truck crash near Casey claims Eastern student’s life By Tammie Sloup der, said Clark County Coroner Greg Hosch. scene. “At this point in time, there are no eye- News editor “His 1995 Chevy S-10 drifted left, “It was almost instantaneous,” he said. witnesses,” Hosch said. crossed the center line to the left, gradually Hosch scheduled an autopsy at Terre Hosch said a “passerby” in a vehicle An Eastern student died Saturday after drifted to the east shoulder, traveled a con- Haute Regional Hospital for Saturday after- apparently noticed Chronic’s truck and noti- his truck “drifted off” Illinois Route 49, siderable distance and struck a concrete noon, which was performed by Dr. Roland fied police. No other vehicles were north of Casey, struck a concrete drainage drainage tile. (The truck) continued down Kohr, forensic pathologist. Autopsy and tox- involved. tile and rolled over. the ditch line, and angled back on the side of icology results are still pending. Casey is located about 30 miles southeast Cody L. Chronic, 21, of Martinsville, the ditch. There was a substantial slope,” Hosch said an inquest also is pending, of Charleston. was traveling southbound to Casey from Hosch said. and will most likely be held in two to three Chronic was a sophomore undecided Charleston at 2:30 a.m. when his truck grad- The truck finally rolled over and came to weeks. The Clark County Sheriff’s major and a carpenter. He played the drums ually drifted off the highway to the left a final rest on its top, Hosch said. Department and Hosch are still investigating and graduated in 1995 from Casey High across the center line and into the east shoul- Hosch pronounced Chronic dead at the the incident. School, where he played football. 2 Wednesday, September 8, 1999 The Daily Eastern News ETheastern Daily Nine violations at Stu’s Viacom Inc. to buy CBS Corp. result of compliance check NEW YORK (AP) - Viacom Inc. is Redstone. buying CBS Corp. in the richest media Redstone will be chairman and chief News By Matt Neistein merger in history - a $36 billion deal that executive of the new entity, but CBS man- City editor combines the owner of hip properties like agement will have a major role. CBS The Daily Eastern News is published daily, Monday through Friday, in Charleston, Ill., dur- MTV and VH1 with the old-line network President Mel Karmazin, 56, will be pres- ing fall and spring semesters and twice weekly Nine people were cited for violations at Stu’s Surfside, 1405 that brought you “60 Minutes” and ident and chief operating officer, becom- during the summer term except during school Fourth St., after a compliance check was conducted by the vacations or examinations, by “Murder, She Wrote.” ing heir apparent to Redstone, who is 76. PRINTED WITH Charleston Police Department. SOYINK the students of Eastern Illinois CBS, which changed hands just four Analysts praised the deal as a good fit. TM University. Subscription price: Charleston police conducted the check at 10:13 p.m. on Aug. 31. years ago when it was bought by CBS will get a TV and film studio to pro- $38 per semester, $16 for summer only, $68 all Chad E. Nagenhart, 19, of 2219 Ninth St., Jason M. Tark, 19, of year. The Daily Eastern News is a member of Westinghouse Electric Corp., will now vide shows for its network, while Viacom The Associated Press, which is entitled to 2400 Cambridge St., and Joseph R. Crocker, 18, of 236 Sigma Chi become part of a radio, TV and film pow- gains major advertising outlets to pro- exclusive use of all articles appearing House were all cited for minor frequenting a licensed premise, a erhouse to rival conglomerates like Time mote the films and shows produced by in this paper. The editorials on Page 4 represent the majority opinion of the police report stated. Warner Inc. and Walt Disney Co. Paramount and its Spelling Entertainment editorial board; all other opinion pieces Ryan B. Thomas, 20, 1000 Greek Court, and Angelo F. Viacom will own last season’s top- TV studio. are signed. The Daily Eastern News editorial Sperando, 20, of 1021 Greek Court, were both cited for minor fre- and business offices are located in Buzzard rated TV network, as well as Paramount “It’s a good deal for everybody,” said Hall, Eastern Illinois University. quenting a licensed premise and purchase/acceptance of alcohol by Studios, MTV, VH1, Nickelodeon and Chris Dixon, a media analyst at Periodical postage paid at Charleston, IL 61920. a minor, a police report stated. the Simon & Schuster publishing house. PaineWebber Inc. “You need to be big. ISSN 0894-1599. Amber Q. Driscoll, 20, and Nicole L. Bentson, 20, both of 1429 The new company will be called Viacom, You need to have a global presence.” Printed by Eastern Illinois University, Seventh St., were cited for minor frequenting a licensed premise but the CBS name - which carries the While many of Viacom’s properties Charleston, IL 61920. and fraudulent use of an identification card, a police report stated. legacy of Walter Cronkite and Edward R. have catered to a youthful audience, CBS Postmaster: Send address changes to Jamie F. Bielenberg, 20, of 179 Delta Zeta House, and Sarah A. The Daily Eastern News Murrow - will remain on the network. has been successful with older viewers Buzzard Hall Miers, 19, of 274 Delta Zeta House, were both cited for minor fre- “We will be global leaders in every who are attracted to shows like “60 Eastern Illinois University quenting a licensed premise, fraudulent use of an identification card facet of the media and entertainment Minutes,” “Diagnosis: Murder,” Charleston, IL 61920. and purchase/acceptance of alcohol by a minor, a police report stat- industry, financially strong from day one, “Touched by an Angel” and, before it ed. with an enviable stable of global brands,” went off the air a few years ago, “Murder, Stu’s was not cited for any violations. said Viacom Chairman Sumner She Wrote.” Daily Eastern News staff Editor in chief ...... Deana Poole* ble. also will place more limits on the teach multiple summer school Managing editor...... Nicole Meinheit* Summer “For some students it doesn’t types of math courses that can be courses may be paid less than in News editor ...... Tammie Sloup* matter whether they’re taking the offered during the summer. previous summers. This could Associate news editor...... Amy Thon* From page 1 Editorial page editor ...... Meghan McMahon* class in four weeks or eight “I would prefer to go back to the cause some faculty to refuse to Development director...... Laura Irvine* weeks,” Mason said. “There are old format,” he said. “I think it’s teach more than one summer Activities editor...... Elizabeth O’Riley chair of the sub-committee, said some students that it does matter– okay for teachers; it’s the students school course. Administration editor...... Melanie Schneider Campus editor...... Geneva White the limit on summer credits was students that might have done bet- that are going to suffer.” “That may impair the ability of City editor ...... Matt Neistien similar to the former restriction. ter in a longer term.” For professors like Anita the departments’ needed program,” Student government editor...... Chris Sievers “What we’ve done was to make Photo editor...... Mandy Marshall Other professors agree certain Shelton, chair of the history depart- Shelton said. “That makes it hard Associate photo editor...... open it similar to the existing format,” courses can be overwhelming to ment, the additional four-week for some department chairs to find Sports editor ...... Chad Merda Mason said. “The idea was to put a take in four weeks. courses are helpful to students. faculty (to teach multiple summer Associate sports editor ...... Kyle Bauer limit on them so people do not over Verge editor ...... Dan Ochwat “In the math department there “I think having the three four- courses).” Associate Verge editor ...... Christy Kilgore extend themselves and ruin their are many courses where it may be week terms is an improvement,” James Havey, psychology pro- Online editor...... Chuck Payne GPA.” hard to teach the full course in four she said. “When (intersession) is fessor, said he taught the five-week Advertising manager ...... Mike Burton Design & graphics manager ...... Jennifer Evans Mason said he taught a class weeks,” said Keith Wolcott, mathe- three weeks you have to teach so session last summer and the four- Sales manager...... Amanda Kramkowski this summer in four weeks that he matics professor. “It’s impossible. intensively that the ability of stu- week session this summer and did Promotions manager ...... Karen Whitlock would normally teach in eight Students don’t have time to absorb dents to absorb and retain the infor- not notice a major difference. Business manager...... Betsy Jewell Student business manager ...... Cindy Mott weeks. Although some students the material and think about the mation is impaired.” “It made it a little more rushed, Circulation manager ...... Chad Merda may be able to handle a four-week problems.” But Shelton said under the new but I didn’t see the difference,” Editorial adviser...... John Ryan class, others may have more trou- Publications adviser...... David Reed Wolcott said the new schedule format, faculty members who Havey said. “Only time will tell..” Press supervisor...... Johnny Bough Subscriptions manager...... Ami Head ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ * Editorial board members ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ RRUUSSHH SSIIGGMMAA CCHHII ΣΧ Night staff ΣΧ ΣΧ Layout chief ...... Tammie Sloup Cookout with News layout...... Heather Cygan ΣΧ Sports layout...... Chad Merda ΣΧ Photo night editor...... Mandy Marshall the ladies of EIU News copy editors...... Gabe Rosen ΣΧ ...... Jason Sperb Wednesday 6:00 pm at the ΣΧ House ΣΧ Sports copy editor ...... Bill Ruthhert ΣΧ For rides or information call Jason at 345-5763 or Mike at 581-6883 News night editors ...... Tammie Sloup ΣΧ ...... Amy Thon ΣΧ ∗1998 Outstanding Sigma Chi Chapter ΣΧ ΣΧ To reach us ∗Ten Time Intramural Sports Champs ΣΧ By foot: The Daily Eastern News ΣΧ is located in the south end of ΣΧ ∗ ΣΧ Buzzard Hall, which is at Seventh Current Intramural Sports Champs Street and Garfield Avenue next ΣΧ ∗ ΣΧ to the Tarble Arts Center and 1996 & 1997 Tugs Champions ΣΧ across the street from the Life ΣΧ ΣΧ Science Building. “We are what we repeatedly do. cellence then ΣΧ is not an act, but our habit.” ΣΧ By phone: (217) 581-2812 By fax: (217) 581-2923 ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ ΣΧ By mail: The Daily Eastern News Buzzard Hall Eastern Illinois University MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. Charleston, IL 61920 By e-mail: University Union Bookstore Editor in chief Deana Poole [email protected] Managing editor Nicole Meinheit [email protected] News editor Tammie Sloup 10% [email protected] Associate news editor Amy Thon OffOff allall EIUEIU glasswareglassware [email protected] Editorial page editor Meghan McMahon andand mugsmugs [email protected] Sports editor Chad Merda [email protected] Store Hours: Verge editor Dan Ochwat Monday - Thursday 8:00am to 8:00pm [email protected] Friday 8:00am to 4:30pm Photo editor Mandy Marshall Saturday 10:00am to 4:00pm [email protected] Inserters Phone (217) 581-5821 wanted call The Daily Eastern News @ 581-2812. Fax (217) 581-6625 The Daily Eastern News Wednesday, September 8, 1999 3 Faculty Senate names Reverse $1.25 16oz. Miller issues for Fall Forum Cover Lite Drafts! $4 Pitchers Night BEER Future of Eastern, renovations top meeting list WE WILL PAY $1.75 Tropico & By Jason Maholy “The administration has to under- YOU ONE GREEN Staff writer stand that what goes on here has an DOLLAR Sprite The administration has to affect on the academic accommo- Guest DJ The Faculty Senate Tuesday dis- “ dations for our students.” TO SHOW UP! cussed and began formulating its understand that what goes While not denying that there are Spinning Electronic agenda for next month’s Fall on here has an affect on the disruptions because of renovations, -$1.00 Cover grooves Forum, which will include issues academic accommodations Bud Fischer, professor of zoology, such as renovation and the future of said that these inconveniences are education at Eastern. for our students. to be expected if the university is Although the agenda still is in its Pat Fewell, going to put forth the time and infant stage, the senate made it clear Professor of secondary education money to expand and upgrade its that it has many concerns regarding and foundation services. the future of education at Eastern as “I’d move into a closet tomor- it heads into the new millennium row if they promised that the sci- under the leadership of Eastern said. “Talking to people about what ence building would actually be a President Carol Surles. the plans are for space can help.”” science building,” Fischer said. The main concern of most sen- Senate members agreed, and “The minor inconveniences might ate members is the impact the cur- Bonnie Irwin, president of Faculty not be important if you look at the rent and future renovation projects Senate, said that the faculty needs big picture.” will have on the quality of educa- to express to the administration History Professor Bailey Young tion and student life at Eastern. what it needs and wants. agreed, saying that it is important Because of the renovations, “A list of needs can generate the faculty stay focused on being classroom space, office space and cause for input from faculty,” said teachers. some athletic space have been Charles Eberly, professor of student “I don’t think we need to look a reduced, inconveniencing students development. “I’m not aware that lot at the technical details, but and faculty and forcing them to we’ve had faculty spend a great instead need to look at the larger adjust to a slightly different way of deal of time considering what picture,” Young said. operating. would improve things.” The senate also is looking for- Janice Coons, life science pro- Pat Fewell, professor of sec- ward to the Fall Forum because it fessor, said, with the Campus ondary education and foundation, will be its first chance to get specif- Master Plan under way, these incon- said that classroom space has been ic questions answered by Surles. In veniences are going to be a continu- decreasing for the last five years or the process, the senate hopes to ing problem in coming years. To so. She also said that deans and fac- become better acquainted with reduce these inconveniences to a ulty were not listened to when they Surles and her goals and agenda. minimum, there needs to be some brought the issue to the attention of “I want to hear more articulation sort of interim plan that works. administrators. regarding the process for going out “The administration needs to hear “It was pretty much ‘that’s the and achieving those goals,” Fewell what the faculty has to say,” Coons way it is, deal with it,’” Fewell said. said.

Take a break and have some fun!! UNION BOWLING LANES and RECREATION AREA Stop by and sign up NOW! Leagues start Sept. 13th!! (running through the fall semester) $3.50/week per person MONDAY Coed 9:00pm WEDNESDAY Singles 4:30pm* WEDNESDAY Coed Dbls. 6:30pm* *ABC/WIBC Sanctioned STEAK DINNER West wing, Lower Level, Martin Luther King,Jr. University Union 581-7457 Wednesday Sept. 8 1001 Greek Court 6-9 pm The Daily Eastern News OK, maybe it wasn’t so bad after all remember it well. All I laundromat can cost you up to could think about was how “But regardless of $1.25 to wash and 50 cents to I was going away to school, dry (but three tries to get it com- away from my parents and food or money, pletely dry). I And while many moan and Opinion on my own – finally the free- living in a resi- dom I had wanted. I happily complain about the quality of grabbed the stack of applica- dence hall provides Panther Dining, the bottom line tions; on top was the housing an opportunity is, it’s already made for you. No page application, and the fine print Deana Poole preheating, boiling or basting that can’t be smacked me in the face. Editor in chief required. You just have to show Until then, I didn’t realize all bought at a store.” up and someone else has slaved Wednesday, September 8, 1999 freshmen are required to live in to cook it for you. one of the 12 residence halls But regardless of food or during their first year. Students with less than 30 credit money, living in a residence hall provides an opportunity Page 4 hours can live off campus if they lived on campus for at that can’t be bought at a store – the hundreds of people you least two semesters. And students with at least 30 credit will meet and the friends you will make. hours have the option of living on- or off-campus. I lived in Andrews Hall for two years and still see people I feared the dorms. All I could think of were the horror who not necessarily lived on the same floor that I did, but stories I had heard of – closet-sized rooms shared with psy- lived in the hall. The memories are still there, and we still cho strangers and living conditions unfit for anyone to live reminisce about the crazy times we had. in – that’s why they make freshmen live there, I was told. I’m not saying residence hall life is perfect by any A compromise But I grudgingly complied, not having much choice in means. My idea of freedom doesn’t include a time when the matter. And it wasn’t until last year – my first year living members of the opposite sex have to be out of your room. off-campus – that I realized residence hall life isn’t that bad. But looking back, I’m glad I was forced to live in a resi- In fact, it has its definite benefits and students should have dence hall. to live there for a year. Requiring freshmen to spend their first year living in of sorts one provides a good transition into college and eases the First off – money. You have sooo much more money when living in the residence halls than you do if you live off burden of what for many, is the first time they’ve been on their own. fter a year of debate, housing and din- campus. Live on campus? Bet you don’t find a water, electric or cable bill waiting for you in your mailbox. Students So for those first-year students who are stuck in a room ing services and the honors program don’t have to pay local phone charges either, a luxury I took half the size of your room at home, remember the time you have compromised with students in for granted until I got my first off-campus phone bill. spend with others on your floor and in your residence hall designating Pemberton Hall as the Second – laundry. It’s cheaper and more accessible in will be what you remember in years to come. A residence halls. Often times people living in apartments only ■ Deana Poole is a senior journalism major and a weekly female honors residence hall. At the beginning of last year, the idea was have one washer and one dryer, and more than 30 people columnist for The Daily Eastern News. Her e-mail address is brought up that Pemberton Hall would become the competing to use them. A load of laundry in an apartment or [email protected]. Columns are the opinion of the author. honors residence hall and improvements would be made to accommodate the students. However, many students on campus were angered with the announcement because of the tradition Pemberton has as being all female. Honors students were not happy with the proposed change because they said they preferred liv- Pemberton Hall ing in the Gregg Triad, While students and administra- which was previously tors have reached a compro- designated with two mise about Pemberton, honors honors residence halls. students are still not getting the After meeting with benefits of the original idea. the irate students sever- al times, Bill Schnackel, director of housing and dining, and Herbert Lasky, director of the honors program, came to the decision that Pemberton would remain all female, but would also serve as an honors residence hall. This new plan defeats the purpose of designating a hall as an honors residence hall. When the idea was originally proposed, Lasky said money had been raised to make improvements to Pemberton and to renovate space for additional classrooms and meeting rooms in the residence hall. With Pemberton serving as the female honors residence hall, the honors students will be split up, with male honors students living in a different location. eral past issues of the paper we have The original point of keeping honors students UPD needs to go easier been reminded of “our pounding at together was to make it easier for them to study of parking tickets You r t u r n Western” and “to be brutally honest, and work together will be impossible, with only Letters to the editor when Eastern takes on the Rainbows, it I am writing this to express my dis- might not be pretty.” female students in Pemberton. gust and concern about the outrageous While it is good to preserve the tradition in On Friday, our football team returned number of parking tickets being issued supposed to know that he or she can’t from two days of proudly representing Pemberton Hall and it is encouraging to see by (the University Police Department.) I park there, especially new freshman or our school, only to read more negativity know that the campus police are doing administration listening to students’ opinion, the transfer students. Finally, I think that in the paper. They were reminded of a their job. I know that parking tickets designation of Pemberton as a female honors resi- UPD should realize that it is just the sec- fumble made (suggested by the paper to dence hall splits up honors students and defeats need to be handed out in many cases. ond week of school and should maybe But I think that UPD is going just a little be typical of that day’s performance), as the purpose of an honors residence hall. cut everybody a little slack. I think this well as reading that “Central Michigan overboard with it. The Wednesday edi- would improve the students’ view of did all they could to allow the Panthers tion of The Daily Eastern News had an UPD and make students appreciate them ■ opportunities to stay in the game,” imply- The editorial is the opinion of the editorial board of The Daily article that reported that a single officer a little more. Eastern News. handed out 87 parking tickets on 45 ing they couldn’t do it on their own. minutes. I think that is really something Ryan Decker How can you expect our teams to be willing and ready to win when our school to be proud of and brag about (sar- junior recreation administration major casm).What does handing out this quan- paper constantly cuts them down? How Today’s quote tity of $40 parking tickets prove? Football team deserves do you expect school spirit to grow and “ attendance to increase at games when Students, for the most part, are pressed The highest and best form of efficiency is the for cash anyway. So lets give them a newspaper’s support you only downplay their efforts? Please spontaneous cooperation of free people. parking fine so they are even more It is with disappointment I find myself stop knocking the football team. Don’t pressed for money (sarcasm). I also writing this letter. While I understand the expect loss from our team, because if you think that students are not properly noti- role of newspapers is to report the infor- do you will only stand to be disappointed. Woodrow Wilson, fied of parking regulations and changes mation, I do not find it imperative to cut United States president, 1856-1924 that may occur during the summer and down on our pride at every possible semester. Signs in most student parking chance. For two weeks now we have Rebecca Penio lots do not say upperclass student park- been bombarded with negativity toward junior elementary education major ing only. So how is an underclassmen our football team’s ability. Through sev- Send” letters to the editor via e-mail to [email protected] The Daily Eastern News Wednesday, September 8, 1999 5 These folks just got done advertising The Union Bowling Special with the DAILY Wednesday and Thursday 75¢ Bowling EASTERN NEWS... designers 6:00—10:30 pm and free designers Sunday red pin bowling shoe rental ad designersdesigners wanted 4:00—10:30 pm designers designers for more information

call 581-7457 apply for fall 1999 positions in the student publications in buzzard or call jen or josh @ 581.2812 Union Bowling Lanes

just look how elated they Martin are. Wouldn’t you like to Luther King, feel that way? Jr. Union ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ Be part of an EXCITING INTERNET COMPANY RUSH SIG EP needed: RUSH SIG EP Campus Operations Manager

• Earn great money ThisThis IsIs TheThe LastLast RushRush OfOf TheThe Century,Century, • Excellent resume builder • Flexible schedule MakeMake ItIt TheThe BestBest DecisionDecision OfOf YYourour Life.Life. • Gain Management and Marketing experience

apply online at www.versity.com Weds:Weds: 6:006:00 AllAll youyou cancan eateat pizzapizza email your resume to: [email protected] Thurs:Thurs: 6:006:00 AllAll youyou cancan eateat subssubs fax your resume to: 734/483-8460 Fri:Fri: 6:006:00 AllAll youyou cancan eateat tacostacos or call: 877/VERSITY ext.888 (837-7489)

ΣΦΕ CallCall SeanSean @@ 581-6123581-6123 oror TJTJ @@ 581-3610581-3610 forfor ridesrides ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ ΣΦΕ 6 Wednesday, September 8, 1999 The Daily Eastern News #1 Wacky Wednesday City Council plans smoke detector fine, Medium 1- Topping $3.99 Fourth Street work Additional toppings $1.00 Each Deep Dish $1.00 extra By Matt Neistein “some agency to dispatch emer- City editor gency vehicles,” Cougill said. Valid For Carryout Only City Manager Bill Riebe said A section of Fourth Street may pranksters pulling fire alarms are close this winter from anywhere not covered by the ordinance. between four to sixth months for “That doesn’t constitute a false repairs, said Dean Barber, director alarm,” he said. of public works, at the City Council “That’s a criminal action,” Hours: Mon. - Sat. 11:00 am to 2:00 am meeting Tuesday night. Cougill said, and would be handled The City Council passed a reso- as such. lution to pay for engineering ser- Larry Rennels, city council vices for the structural redesign of member, said the ordinance would Sun. 11:00 am to 12:00 am the Fourth Street bridge, located cut down on the number of false between Tyler and Harrison alarms that are malfunctions. “The Avenues. Barber said the estimated main thing is to stop the faulty sys- 5,700 cars that pass over the bridge tems that are periodically going each day would be detoured. off,” he said. “It will be back open, 100 per- Fire Chief Darrell Nees said that cent done [by the spring],” he said. about 80 percent of false alarms are The council also passed an ordi- caused by malfunction. nance stating false fire alarms “Eastern does a good job,” he caused by electrical or mechanical said. malfunction will result in fines after In other business, the council three violations in a calendar year. approved closing off streets for “Smoke alarms, the standard Eastern’s homecoming parade. things in homes, aren’t covered by Also, Mike LeShoure, vice presi- Domino’s this,” said Mayor Dan Cougill. dent for public affairs for the The ordinance applies to busi- Student Senate, introduced the new nesses, apartment buildings and City Council representative for the Eastern buildings. The alarm sys- senate, Lorri Thompson, a sopho- Pizza tems covered are any that cause more elementary education major.

WEDNESDAY is LADIES NIGHT $ 00 Vodka, Rum or 1 Gin Mixers Shot Specials

Sat. Sept. 11th 7pm Grand Ballroom Free Admission CD Giveaways 80’s Rock & Roll Show

Wednesday Large Two Item Pizza Spaghetti for the low Special price of 99 35 $1. $9. plus tax Every Wednesday

night from 4 till 10pm. •••••••••••• Price is for one full order of spaghetti and garlic bread. 345-3400 Pagliai’sPIZZA Open Daily 1600 Lincoln 4 pm - 1 am in Charleston 2 am on weekends The Daily Eastern News Wednesday, September 8, 1999 7 ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ tion. Jr. University Union. campus After the general education In other business, the senate Come meet the men of Delta Chi subcommittee has had an oppor- will discuss the addition of tunity to respond to the deans’ national newspapers to Eastern’s and the suggestions, they will return to campus. Senate leaders met the CAA with the draft copy. Tuesday with representatives Ladies of EIU inbrief – Melanie Schneider from USA Today, and hope to Administration Editor bring the newspaper, along with Listen for the LIVE Performance of other publications, to Eastern’s CAA cancels weekly campus. day•timer Student Government Matt Layette, speaker of the Thursday meeting fills 4 vacant seats senate, said he supports the plan. ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ ∆Χ “It will bring a national news- The Council on Academic Today, Student Senate mem- Affairs will not meet Thursday paper, a semi-local newspaper, bers will be appointing new sen- like the Chicago Tribune, and a because of the Labor Day week- ate members to fill four empty CHANGE IS GOOD end. local newspaper, the Charleston seats. Times Courier,” he said. “I think Mary Anne Hanner, CAA After interviewing applicants Come to the member and chair of the general it will compliment (The Daily on Tuesday, the senate will Eastern News).” education subcommittee, will announce their choices tonight at Student Wellness Association visit with deans this week to dis- – Shauna Gustafson a senate meeting, which will be Staff writer cuss the draft for the general mis- at 7 p.m. in the Arcola/Tuscola 1st Meeting on Sept. 9, Thurs. @ sion statement for general educa- Room in the Martin Luther King 6:00 in the pool lounge in Lantz NEW IDEAS! RUSH NEW OFFICERS! SSIIGGMMAA Σ Start the new millennium right!

NNUU YOU Wanna Start Week Long Beach Party, Something??? Sponsored by The Party Ν Φ ∆ Θ & the Ladies of EIU PHI DELTA THETA Wednesday 8th Friday 10th EIU’S NEWEST FRATERNITY Brats, Burgers, & Beer* AYCE Steak catered PRESENTS Hawaiian Extravaganza Thursday 9th by Morgan’s WITH THE LADIES OF ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA AYCE Dominoe’s Pizza Saturday 11th Wednesday September 8th : 6-9pm Live Formal Smoker-AYCE Subs @ ΑΣΑ House Greek court Remote With from Blimpie’s Sport your Hawaiian shirts for Margaritas & Daiquiris that has never been “LEI-ED” 92.1 The Party “ONE MAN IS NO MAN” Sigma Nu is located at 1005 Greek Court *Root Beer For information or rides, please call 6898 or Dave at 6502 RUSHRUSH ΤΚΕΤΚΕ WEDNESDAY SSpecial SSuurrff aanndd TTuurrff For rides and info call: Shaun @ 348-3388 $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $SAVE $SAVE $ SAVE $SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE Olympics ® O Little Caesars Pizza

Charleston 345-4743 FFamily FFestival STOP ••••Volunteers Needed•••• FOR GREAT CARRYOUT DEALS We need volunteers to be a “Friend•For•A•Day” at Lake Land College From 8:00 am to 3:00 pm.

Wild Wednesday SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18,1999 NO LIMIT VALID FOR A NO COUPON LIMITED TIME NECESSARY Forms to volunteer are available in 1212 Buzzard Hall MEDIUM Cheese & $ 33 1 Plus Tax HOSTED BY Pepperoni 3 Valid Wednesday Only! Carryout Only. NO NEED TO CALL... No Substitutions, Please. First Come -First FRESH, HOT , READY-TO-GO! Served Sorry...No Rainchecks Come Before 4p.m. for Faster Service $SAVE $SAVE $ SAVE $SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $SAVE $ SAVE $SAVE $SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE $ SAVE 8 Classifiedadvertising Wednesday, September 8, 1999 The Daily Eastern News

Help wanted Help wanted For rent For sale Make money Travel

NEED CASH NOW??? Leading provided. Applications can be VERY NICE STUDIO APART- For Sale: Soloflex, hardly been raiser or www.ststravel.com. charleston area business has obtained at 1530 Lincoln Ave. MENT 303 7TH. FURNISHED, used. $150 Artist's drafting table www.CreditHealth.com\fundraiser ______9/15 immediate openings on all shifts- Charleston, IL 61920. E.O.E WATER, TRASH PAID. $275 / and chair $25. Call 348-0257, or Call Dennis at 1-800-357- SPRING BREAK 2000-PLAN both full and part time hours ______12/13 MO. SMALL PET ALLOWED after 3pm or leave message. 9009.______9/21 NOW! Cancun, Mazatian, availible. Excellent customer ser- MANAGE A BUSINESS ON 348-0927 ______9/10 Acapulco, Jamaica & S.Padre. vice/communication skills YOUR CAMPUS!! Vesity .com an ______'00' GT Timberline Mountain Bike. Travel Reliable TWA flights. America's required. Must be availible to internet notetaking company is McArthur Manor apartment, 2 Good Mechanical Shape. $140. best prices & packages. Book work 25 to 40 hours per week. looking for an entrepreneurial stu- bedroom furnished, no pets, no 348-0869. now and SAVE! Campus Reps Call today for your personal inter- dent to run our business on your parties. 345-2231. ______9/10 SPRING BREAK 2000 with STS. wanted- earn FREE trips. view: 348-5250 WESTAFF Eoe campus. Manage students, make ______'00' Join America's #1 Student Tour 1.800.SURFS.UP www.student- m/f/h/v tons of money, excellent opportu- 3 bedroom apartment at 62 Announcements Operator to Jamaica, Mexico, express.com ______9/9 nity! Apply online at www.versi- Madison. $500/month. Call 345- Bahamas, Cruises, and Florida. ______10/21 Mattoon Academy of Gymnastics ty.com, contact [email protected] 6621. Now hiring on-campus reps. Call and Dance needs gymnastic or call (734) 483-1600 ext. 888. ______'00' Coles County Pawn, 4th & 1-800-648-4849 or visit on-line @ instructors and dance instructor. ______10/12 Sleeping room plus, includes use Madison 345-3623. Buy, Sell, Teaching Exp. preferred. Also Part-time front desk position. of kitchen, laundry, local phone Trade. Adult Room, magazines, need receptionist with computer Must be able to work T&R 3-11 calls, cable t.v., etc... xxx movies, toys, novelties, and skills. Must be willing to work with shift. 2-4 shifts per week. Apply in Call 348-6400 pipe shop. CampusClips children. 235-1080 or 752-6706. person at Super 8 in Mattoon. ______9/7 ______'00" ______'00' ______9/8 Oldetowne Management 345- Spring Break '00 Cancun, FREE BABY BOOM BOX + EARN Charleston School District #1 is in 6533. I bdrm apts. still available. Mazatlan or Jamaica from $399 $1200 Fundraiser for student need of substitute costodians. Be ______'00" Reps Wanted! Sell 15 and travel groups and organizations. Earn sure to bring driver's license and One bedroom furnished apt. close free! Lowest Prices Guaranteed!! Newman Catholic Center Communion Service, Sept. 8 at up to $4 per MasterCard app. Call social security card. Inquire at the to campus. Water & trash includ- Info: Call 1-800-446-8355, 9pm in the Newman Catholic Center, 500 Roosevelt. for info or unit office - 410 W. Polk, ed. Pay own utilities. $350 a www.sunbreaks.com. visit our website. Qualified callers Charleston. month. Call 217-345-5088. ______9/24 Student Investment Society General Meeting, Sept. 8 at receive a FREE Baby Boom Box. ______9/11 ______9/13 Wanna look great! Call Jessie at 1-800-932-0528 ext. 119 or ext. Council on Aging Homemaker 1 bd duplex nice $290. Call 348- Coed Hairstyling. 348-7818. 7ths 7pm, Lumpkin Hall Rm 119. All majors welcome. 125 www. ocmconcepts. com Program now taking applications 7733. street & Lincoln. ______11/15 for in-home care providers for ______9/10 ______9/29 Student Education Association, September Meeting, Sept 8 $1500 weekly potential mailing older adults in Coles County. Chas., newer 1 Bd., w/d hookup. Jamaican tan in Regular bed 10 at 7pm, Charleston-Mattoon Rm in the Union. We will have our circulars. No experience Flexible day time hours only . Off square. 348-8284. for $27 or one month unlimited speakers discussing what to do your first day teaching. Be required. Free information pack- $5.95 hourly rate. Experience or ______9/21 $35.Super bed/ Stand-up 10 for et. Call (202) 452-5942 CNA preferred. Must have own $37 or one month unlimited $45. sure to bring your checkbooks to pay dues. ______12/13 transportation. Call homemaker Sublessors Sign up for free drawing every Inserters needed 1-3 am as need- program 234-3311 or 348-5355. month. Call 348-0018. Epsilon Sigma Alpha. Business Meeting on Wednesday, ed. Apply at 1802 Buzzard or call ______9/17 ______9/13 Sept. 8 at 5:30pm in the Charleston/Mattoon Rm. of the 581-2812. Child Care needed in our home Wanted Sublessor for Fall semes- LSAT prep course begins ______'00' for a newborn baby. Waiting an ter. Efficiency apartment. Phone Wdenesday, Sept. 8th in Coleman Union. Increased Starting Salary experienced person who will be Scott 618-676-1802 (leave mes- 318. Registration Deadline is ($6.20/hr.), Excellent Benefits, extremely reliable. Education sage) or 217-345-4489. Sept. 8th. Introduction to Botany Club and tour of Greenhouse, Flexible Scheduling, Salary major preferred. Hours needed ______9/14 ______9/8 Wednesday, Sept. 8 at 7:00pm, Life Sciences Rm 2010. Increases According to Level of are Monday & Wednesday 930- 100% Guaranteed. No hazing. Free Popcorn and Drinks. Education: Work in small group 200 and also possibly Tues & Roomates EIU's newest fraternity, Phi Delta homes supporting persons with Thurs for a few hours. Pay nego- Theta. Recruiting new members developmental disabilities. All tiable. Call 345-4876 today in Greek Court. More info Lutheran Student Fellowship- Bible Study, Wednesday, Sept. shifts available at various sites. ______9/14 MShare 6 bedroom house with 5 call Wyatt @ 3382. 8 at 8pm in the Immanuel Student Center. Campus ministry Apply at Alpha House, 1701 18th other roommates at 1415 Ninth ______9/9 Bible Study. This week: "Faith in a Post Modern World", St. Charleston. 345-4224. EOE. Wanted St. Short walk to campus. $220 Phi Delta Theta, EIU's newest fra- ______9/10 per month. Call Kendra at 345- ternity. HAWAIIAN EXTRAVA- refreshments served. ATTENTION: Starting $7.00/hr, 6535. GANZA! Join us on Greek Court health, life, dental, 401K. No RETAIL SALES PERSON WANT- ______9/9 for Daiquiris that have never been Lutheran Student Fellowship- Worship, Wed. Sept. 8 at 7 experience needed, paid training. ED. EXPERIENCED RETAIL "lei-ed" (virgin). More info call pm, Immanuel Lutheran. Rewarding and fulfilling job work- SALES PERSON NEEDED For sale Wyatt @ 3382. ing with DD adults. All hours, all FLEXIBLE F/T OT P/T. APPLY IN ______9/8 shifts available. Will work around PERSON, MACK MOORE YOU WANNA START SOME- Campus Bible Study. Bible Study on 9/8/99 at 12 noon in you class schedule. Apply at 738 SHOES. 305 W. LINCOLN. 386 Computer, color, printer, Word THIN'? Phi Delta Theta, EIU's Panther Lair North (classroom in former McDonalds). 18th St. Charleston EOE. CHARLESTON. Perfect 6. Good for newest fraternity will be recruiting Come and stduy the gospel of Mark Chapter 2-"Jesus the ______9/14 ______9/9 Wordprocessing-$200, 348-1876. new members on Greek Court Servant." All are welcome. MODELS NEEDED. Male or EIUnity needs 2,000 students, ______9/30 today. More info call Wyatt @ female for painting class for Fall faculty, staff, and community peo- '92 Ford Explorer, 2 DR, 4 WD, 3382. 1999 semester and weekend ple to RING FOR UNITY. $5,750.00, Good Condition. Call ______9/8 LASO. (Latin American Stduent Organization) will meet on drawing sessions. To apply come Thursday, September 9, 4:30p.m. 932-5626. Wednesday at 6p.m. in the Sullivan Room. to the Art Office, Fine Arts 216. at the Campus Pond. Ice cream, ______9/17 Make money PLEASE NOTE: Campus Clips are run free of charge ONE DAY ONLY for any non- ______9/9 raffles, music featuring "Daytimer" Waterbed $100 obo. 345-3623 profit, campus organizational event. No parties or fundraising activities and events will ATTENTION, ATTENTION, CCAR Band, and a group picture. Free ______9/15 be printed. All clips should be submitted to The Daily Eastern News office by noon Industries is looking for staff to souvenir bell. 1974 Ford Maverick, $550. 1409 Make up to $2000 in one week! ONE BUSINESS DAY BEFORE DATE OF EVENT. Example: an event scheduled for work, evening, nights & weekend ______9/9 S. 2nd, Mattoon or call 234-4457. Motivated Student Organizations Thursday should be submitted as a Campus Clip by NOON by Wednesday. (Thursday shift. Ft and PT hours available. Runs Good. needed for marketing project. is deadline for Friday, Saturday, or Sunday events.) Clips submitted AFTER DEAD- Flexible schedule, paid training is ______9/13 www.CampusBackBone.com\fund LINE WILL NOT be published. No clips will be taken by phone. Any clip that is illegible or contains conflicting information WILL NOT BE RUN. Clips may be edited for available space. The Daily Eastern News Classified ad form

Name: ______Address: ______Phone: ______Student: ❏ Yes ❏ No

Under classification of: ______Expiration code (office use only): ______Person accepting ad: ______Compositor: ______No. words / days: ______Amount due: $______Payment: Check No.______

Dates to run: ______Ad to read:

20 cents per word first day ad runs. 14 cents per word each consecutive day thereafter. 15 cents per word first day for students with valid ID, and 10 cents per word each consecutive day afterward. 15 word minimum. DEADLINE 2 p.m. PREVIOUS DAY – NO EXCEPTIONS The News reserves the right to edit or refuse ads considered libelous or in bad taste. The Daily Eastern News Wednesday, September 8, 1999 9 Railroad killer claims he wants Session to aid college conflict By Terri Manser Anyone who attends the entire five- said. There are various branches of to represent himself for trial Staff writer hour workshop will receive a certifi- the NCBI around the country, the HOUSTON (AP) – Alleged Anderson said. cate of participation, Nichols said. main branch is in Washington, D.C. railroad killer Angel Maturino “He just expressed a desire to An interactive training work- “{Pre-Registration is required} The speakers coming to Eastern Resendiz told a judge Tuesday represent himself,” Anderson shop led by the National Coalition because we can’t have too many peo- are from the Chicago location. that he wants to represent him- said. “It’s by no means settled.” Building Institute will be held from ple in the room or it affects the interac- Although Nichols said the Office of self at trial. The judge said he will give noon to 5 p.m. Sept. 14. tive nature of the workshop,” she said. Civil Rights and Diversity has a Maturino Resendiz made the Maturino Resendiz a proper The workshop will be held in the Participants will practice re- “large number of workshops every request to state District Judge hearing on the issue after a for- Charleston-Mattoon Room of the Martin framing issues in a way that “builds year,” this is the first one with Bill Harmon during an unsched- mal motion on the matter is Luther King Jr. University Union. bridges,” a press release stated. speakers from NCBI. uled appearance, which was filed, she said. “Conflict Resolution: Building They also will have the opportunity All students, community mem- hastily brought together after the Defense attorneys Allen Bridges,” was created by the Office of to identify techniques to reduce bers, as well as faculty and staff judge received a pair of letters Tanner and Rudy Duarte did not Civil Rights and Diversity. Cynthia tough, inter-group tensions, as well have been invited to attend the from the suspect asking permis- return phone calls. Nichols, director of civil rights, said as consider cross-cultural and cross- workshop, Nichols said. sion to represent himself. Maturino Resendiz, 40, has the conference “should be applicable gender conflict resolution skills. For more information, contact But the request will not make a been held since his surrender in to any group of students.” Speakers at the conference will the Office of Civil Rights and difference, at least for now, Harris El Paso on July 13. He awaits a The workshop is free of charge, be from the National Coalition Diversity at 581-5020. Registration County prosecutor Devon Feb. 14 capital murder trial. but pre-registration is required. The Building Institute (NCBI), which is also can be done via e-mail at deadline for registration is Sept. 13. a non-profit organization, Nichols [email protected]. RUSH ΣΠ RUSH ΣΠ RUSH ΣΠ RUSH ΣΠ RUSH

ΣΠ Come meet the Study: Bedtime TV inhibits ΣΠ

RUSH RUSH 98-99

RUSH children’s sleeping disorders CHICAGO (AP) – Children and TV habits of 495 youngsters ΣΠ who watch a lot of television – in kindergarten through fourth IM CHAMPS especially at bedtime or on a TV grade. The research included the ΣΠ set in their bedroom – are more “A lot of parents don’t make time spent watching videos, but likely to resist going to bed, have not using computers. RUSH RUSH the connection.They think THETHE MENMEN OFOF RUSH trouble sleeping or wake up more, The study appears in the a study suggests. if TV is sedating for adults, Internet version of Pediatrics, a ΣΠ “A lot of parents don’t make the it is for kids, too. journal published by the American SIGMA PI connection,” said Dr. Judith Academy of Pediatrics. SIGMA PI ΣΠ Owens, who led the study. “They More than 76 percent of par-

RUSH RUSH think if TV is sedating for adults, it ents reported TV viewing was part

Sept. 8, 1999 RUSH is for kids, too.” of their child’s usual bedtime rou-

ΣΠ Come enjoy a steakdinner Instead, she said, TV-watching tine, and 15.6 percent of children seems to be a stimulant to some fell asleep in front of the TV at

at 956 6th Street ΣΠ children. The study adds to a growing least two nights a week. Owens, a professor of pediatrics amount of research on television’s Researchers also found that 26

RUSH RUSH ” For info or rides call Rico @ 345-2124 at Brown University and director harmful effects on children. percent of the children studied had ΣΠ ΣΠ ΣΠ ΣΠ of the pediatric sleep disorders Previous studies have shown that a television in their bedroom. RUSH RUSH RUSH RUSH clinic at Hasbro Children’s heavy TV viewing may be linked About 40 percent of parents said Hospital in Providence, R.I., said to depression, anxiety and violent their children had at least one sleep parents need to ease their children behavior, as well as obesity. problem, such as struggles over “Wednesday Night” into bedtime, instead of relying on Last month, the American going to bed or difficulty falling Academy of Pediatrics recom- PARTY WITH THE CAPTAIN television. asleep. “I don’t advocate completely mended that children under 2 not Most of the parents said they Captain Morgan Mixers 345-STIX turning it off in the evening, but watch television at all, saying it believed that TV had nothing to do $2.75 Single Lunch 11am-2pm there needs to be a clear demarca- interferes with the one-on-one with their children’s sleep problems. $4.75 Double Veggie or Chicken Queadilla & tion,” she said. interaction with others needed for But the researchers said the evi- Taco or Fajita Salad $4.50 Full Service Beer Garden open “I would like to see kids being healthy development. dence strongly suggests otherwise. Express Lunch Menu Available read to, or reading to parents or them- Owens and Dr. Rolanda Maxim, Dr. Stephen Sheldon, an expert Dinner 5pm-8pm Everyday & Night selves. TV viewing has substituted for a pediatrician at the Knights of on children’s sleep disorders who Beef or Turkey Manhattan $4.95 a lot of that. Kids need more of a Columbus Developmental Center was not involved in the study, said Never a Cover • Dance Floor w/DJ calm-down, wind-down time.” in St. Louis, examined the sleep he has seen similar problems. Classifiedadvertising The Daily Eastern News

Personals Personals

Welcome back students! Tropi ASA Rho Chi's and Panhellenic Tan special-10 tans for $25. 618 Executive Board Members~ W. Lincoln. 348-8263 Welcome Back! We missed you guys soooo much! Love, your sis- ______00 ters. Want a different rush experience? Check out Delta Tau Delta rush ______9/8 and qualify to win a spring break ASA Pearls~ We are so excited to trip. have you as new members. We know you will be great! Love, your ______9/10 sisters. Congratulations to Angie Beckman of KD on getting ______9/8 promised to Jason Friend. Stephanie Freer, Sarah Blair, Amanda Lovecamp, Beth ______9/8 Hawkins, and Laura Dickey of Congratulations new initiates of ASA~ you all did a wonderful job Alpha Phi. I am looking forward to with rush. Your sisters are proud a great semester with you. Love, of you! MOTHER GOOSE & GRIMM BY MIKE PETERS Wes. ______9/8 ______9/8 Little Johnny, age 7, after making $50.00 off his lemonade stand. He still has more money than you. You wanna know why?...

BECAUSE HE ADVERTISED!!! 10 Wednesday, September 8, 1999 The Daily Eastern News are also concerns that need to be and it’s our job to see you are aware addressed. They will be an average of those other things. Bauer to above average team. Writing for the school paper does ‘99 from Page 12 That’s just the way it goes. Not not necessarily mean there is an DENfl every year is going to bring a confer- obligation to show complete support the excitement! With this being a school paper, ence championship and I’m not for the home team. ackle many automatically assume its sole going to insult your intelligence by Don’t get me wrong, we want the T *sponsored by the EIU Athletic Department purpose is to support the school. telling you that it will. team to win just as bad as many fans And to a certain point that is correct. As a journalist there is a responsi- do. We just have to make sure read- OFFICIAL ENTRY FORM But where is the line drawn between bility to be fair and impartial. When ers are aware of everything going showing support and stroking play- the team does something good, on. It’s not always pretty, but that’s Name: email: er’s egos? you’ll hear about it. When the team just the way the world works. The fact of the matter is Eastern does something bad, you’ll also hear If I wanted a job where I could Phone #: probably won’t be winning any about it. get a free ticket to every game, sit in national championships this year. If only the positives found their the best seat in the house and cheer Quarterback: There, I said it. Eastern does not way into the paper, we as reporters for the home team, I would have have a national championship-cal- wouldn’t be doing our job. More is went out for the cheer team. Running back: iber team this year. It has a solid going on with the sports teams than But then again maybe not. I don’t Wide receiver: team with good personnel, but there the stories with fairy tale endings quite have the body for it. Defensive unit: nation hell-bent on breaking people Capriati should be allowed to for- Field goal kicker: down and a national sports media get about her problems and move Rosen that sometimes appears to enjoy on. Unfortunately the media won’t. from Page 12 DENfl ‘99 RULEBOOK scoffing at the troubles of athletes Worse than the barrage of per- who are, in many cases, still kids. sonal questions the young star was All entries are due by 4 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 9 and the entry forms can be turned in two ways – bring your completed form and student ID to the front desk of the Student Publications office, OR email your team to After being grilled for about 15 I’m not attempting to defend the assailed by, was the statement she [email protected] (if emailed, it must be done through your EIU account or else it will be rejected); confirma- minutes, Capriati was asked if she actions of young NFL players like was forced to read. tion of your entry will be emailed by Sept. 12; limit one team per person; no trades are allowed and no replacements can be drafted if a player gets hurt; all teams will be randomly divided up resembling the same divisions as had any animosity towards the Lawrence Phillips or much maligned Rather than reading a short, that of the NFL; the top five teams in each division will be run in the Scoreboard each Wednesday while complete media. former Bear Rashaan Salaam. sweet statement which declared her standings can be found on the DEN’s website, at www.den.eiu.edu/sports; division winners will be announced on Wednesday, Jan. 12 and prizes must be picked up no later than 4 p.m. Wednesday Jan.19. Members of the DEN This was the straw that broke the Phillips has a record a mile long intentions, she read from a manu- can play but are not eligible to receive prizes, nor are midgets with receding hairlines; no purchase necessary; camel’s back. Capriati burst into a and Salaam recently admitted he script that sounded as if it were writ- game is void in Honduras and Ghana. tearful tirade and declared that she was a full-time pothead while a ten in outline form. HOW THE POINTS WORK: Quarterbacks – passing yards are multiplied by .1, touchdowns are 10 points each and just wanted to forget about her member of the Bears. The statement dwelled on her past interceptions are -5 each; Running backs – rushing yards are multiplied by .2 and each touchdown is worth 10 points; Wide receiver – receiving yards are multiplied by .22 while touchdowns scored are 15 points each; Field goal kick- deeply troubled past. Salaam should have been trying problems and she seemed to grow er – each point scored is worth 3.5 points; Defensive unit – interceptions are 3 points each, sacks are 5 points each, This incident should have been a to emulate Walter Payton while he more uncomfortable by the minute. tackles are worth 1 point and total points the defense gives up will be multiplied by .25 and subtracted. wake-up call to those members of was getting paid millions to be the It’s a sad situation when sensa- the sports media that enjoy wallow- future of the Bears. Instead he was tionalism wins out and a troubled ing in controversy. More specifically, modeling his lifestyle after Cheech young girl like Capriati has to read Hey everybody! wallowing in other people’s troubles. and Chong. an awkward, untimely, forced state- Come write sports for the DEN. At age 23, Capriati is still in the Nevertheless, people screw up, ment, obviously written by an image process of figuring out who she real- and if everyday criminals are given a conscious member of her entourage. Call Kyle at 7944. ly is as a person and what she wants second chance for the same offenses, We want our sports stars to be to do with herself, the problem is she why shouldn’t athletes be given that squeaky clean, but the reality of it is, He’ll put you to work. has had to grow up in front of a same benefit of the doubt. nobody’s perfect.

RUSH ΣΠ RUSH ΣΠ RUSH ΣΠ RUSH ΣΠ

RUSH YYouou wantwant it,it, WWee gotgot it,it, ΣΠ Come meet the ComeCome getget it.it. ΣΠ

RUSH RUSH 98-99 RUSH PikePike CalanderCalander NightNight ΣΠ IM CHAMPS ΣΠ Pick up a Pike Dream Girl Calander From 6 to 7. RUSH RUSH THETHE MENMEN OFOF RUSH Meet the Pike Dream Girls ΣΠ SIGMA PI and SIGMA PI ΣΠ Enjoy Subs with the Pikes from 7 to 9. RUSH RUSH

Sept. 8, 1999 RUSH

ΣΠ Come enjoy a steakdinner

at 956 6th Street ΣΠ RUSH RUSH For info or rides call Rico @ 345-2124 For Rides or Information Call 348-0184 RUSH ΣΠ RUSH ΣΠ RUSH ΣΠ RUSH ΣΠ

“Wednesday Night” PARTY WITH THE CAPTAIN Captain Morgan Mixers 345-STIX $2.75 Single Lunch 11am-2pm $4.75 Double 215 Linclon Ave 348-5454 Veggie or Chicken Queadilla & Taco or Fajita Salad $4.50 Full Service Beer Garden open Express Lunch Menu Available Dinner 5pm-8pm Everyday & Night Beef or Turkey Manhattan $4.95 Carryout Specials Never a Cover • Dance Floor w/DJ Medium 1 Topping Pizza Large 1 Topping Pizza HUMILIATE YOUR FRIEND! Place a BIRTHDAY AD with a Tommy Boy PICTURE AND MESSAGE $3.33 $4.99 The Daily Eastern News YOU CHOOSE THE TOPPING Pepperoni Sausage Green Peppers Wednesday is DJ Nite at Mushrooms Onions Black Olives Tomatoes Banana Bacon Lunch Special: Steak Sub Ham Green Olives Peppers ALL $ 75 oz Pineapple Zucchini DAY 1 16 Lite Btls Jalapenos ALL $ Anchovies Taco Meat Beef NITE 4 Pitchers Marty’s serves only cold premium quality Cauliflower Cheddar Lite, Icehouse, MGD draft The Daily Eastern News Wednesday, September 8, 1999 11 Move-in from Page 12 Scoreboard Advertise. Central Division San Diego at Pittsburgh, 12:35 p.m. def. Conchita Martinez (16), Spain, KANE COUNTY COUGARS — McInerney, who is also an EIU CALENDAR WL GB San Francisco at New York, 12:40 4-6, 6-2, 6-2. Placed RHP Ryan Harber on the Cleveland 85 51 – p.m. Mary Pierce (5), France, def. disabled list. assistant track coach, had to make Today Chicago 63 73 22.0 Cincinnati at Chicago, 1:20 p.m. Sabine Appelmans, Belgium, 6-3, BASKETBALL the move during the middle of No events scheduled Minnesota 57 78 27.5 Los Angeles at Florida, 6:05 p.m. 7-6 (8-6). National Basketball Association Thursday Detroit 55 81 30.5 St. Louis at Atlanta, 6:40 p.m. Lindsay Davenport (2), United SACRAMENTO KINGS — Signed C track season. Those moves have Kansas City 53 84 32.5 Arizona at Milwaukee, 7:05 p.m. States, def. Julie Halard-Decugis Bill Wennington No events scheduled West Division (9), France, 6-1, 6-2. International Basketball Association probably been the most challeng- WL GB TENNIS Doubles, Third Round FARGO — MOORHEAD BEEZ — ing he’s had to face. NFL Texas 81 56 — Chanda Rubin, United States, and Signed F Clarence Tyson. Oakland 75 62 6.0 U.S. Open Results Sandrine Testud, France, def. Lisa MAGIC CITY SNOWBEARS — “The adjustments we had to Seattle 68 68 12.5 NEW YORK (AP) — Results Raymond, United States, and Signed F Ryan Chilton. make then were the biggest hur- AMERICAN CONFERENCE Anaheim 52 84 28.5 Monday of the $14.5 million U.S. Rennae Stubbs (7), Australia, 6-1, ROCHESTER SKEETERS — East Tuesday’s Results Open tennis championships at the 6-3. Signed G Kendrick Brooks. dles,” McInerney said. “The rest WL T *Baltimore at Minnesota National Tennis Center in Flushing Nicole Arendt, United States, and FOOTBALL of the inconveniences have been Wednesday Buffalo 3 1 0 *New York at Kansas City Meadows: Manon Bollegraf (15), Netherlands, National Football League Indianapolis 3 1 0 *Cleveland at Texas Men def. Alexandra Fusai and Nathalie ARIZONA CARDINALS — Signed minor.” N.Y. Jets 3 1 0 *Chicago at Anaheim Singles, Fourth Round Tauziat (2), France, 6-2, 6-7 (5-7), LB Melvin Bradley, DB Justin Lucas, Miami 2 2 0 *Boston at Oakland Nicolas Escude, France, def. 6-3. RB Clarence Williams and WR Although most coaches would New England 1 3 0 Marcelo Rios (10), Chile, 6-2, 6-3, $4.00 *Toronto at Seattle Larisa Neiland, Latvia, and Arantxa Tywan Mitchell to the practice have preferred better arrange- Central Today’s Games 7-5. Sanchez-Vicario (6), Spain, def. squad. Baltimore 4 0 0 Boston at Oakland, 3:05 p.m. Andre Agassi (2), United States, Silvia Farina, Italy, and Karina ATLANTA FALCONS — Signed WR ments than trailer offices, they Jacksonville 3 1 0 Detroit at Tampa Bay, 6:05 p.m. def. Arnaud Clement, France, 6-4, Habsudova, Slovakia, 6-4, 6-3. Eugene Baker, CB Derrick Gardner, agreed the inconveniences they Pitchers Cleveland 2 3 0 Baltimore at Minnesota, 7:05 p.m. 6-4, 6-3. Mary Joe Fernandez and Monica WR Jammie German and LB Pittsburgh 1 3 0 New York at Kansas City, 7:05 p.m. Yevgeny Kafelnikov (3), Russia, def. Seles (10), United States, def. Lamont Green to the practice faced were small considering the Tennessee 1 3 0 Cleveland at Texas, 7:05 p.m. Andrei Medvedev, Ukraine, 7-6 (7- Svetlana Kriventcheva, Bulgaria, squad. benefits they can look forward to Cincinnati 0 4 0 Chicago at Anaheim, 9:35 p.m. 5) 6-1, 6-0. and Maja Muric, Croatia, 7-5, 7-6 CINCINNATI BENGALS — Signed West Toronto at Seattle, 9:35 p.m. Richard Krajicek (12), the (7-2). NT Kelly Gregg to the practice in the new and improved O’Brien *Oakland 3 1 0 Netherlands, def. Vince Spadea, squad. Denver 3 2 0 NATIONAL LEAGUE United States, 6-2, 7-6 (7-3), 6-2. CLEVELAND BROWNS — Signed stadium. Kansas City 2 2 0 East Division Doubles, Third Round TRANSACTIONS OT Roger Chanoine to the practice “There is more than just the lit- Seattle 1 3 0 WL GB Andrei Olhovskiy, Russia, and BASEBALL squad. Activated DT Bill Duff from San Diego 0 5 0 Atlanta 86 52 — David Prinosil, Germany, def. Brian American League the practice squad. tle perks of new carpeting and NATIONAL CONFERENCE New York 83 54 2.5 MacPhie, United States, and Nenad SEATTLE MARINERS — Recalled DALLAS COWBOYS — Signed RB fresh paint,” McInerney said. “We East Philadelphia 68 68 17.0 Zimonjic, Yugoslavia, 7-6 (7-3), 6-3. RHP Brett Hinchliffe, LHP Steve Beau Morgan, FB Ryan Neufeld, OL WL T Montreal 57 79 28.0 Mahesh Bhupathi and Leander Sinclair and Shane Monahan from Chris Brymer, LB Joe Phipps and now have land wiring for the com- WHAT’S COOKIN’ Washington 3 1 0 Florida 54 82 31.0 Paes (1), India, def. Justin Tacoma of the PCL. DL Robert Newkirk to the practice puters. N.Y. Giants 2 2 0 Central Division Gimelstob, United States, and TAMPA BAY DEVIL RAYS — squad. Arizona 1 3 0 WL GB Richey Reneberg (15), United Extended the contract of Chuck DETROIT LIONS — Signed CB Dell “Even though we had nice Philadelphia 1 3 0 Houston 82 56 — States, 2-6, 6-4, 6-3. LaMar, senior vice president for McGee, WR Andre Rone, DE Paul Dallas 1 4 0 Cincinnati 78 57 2.5 Wayne Black, Zimbabwe, and baseball operations and general Spicer, DE Henry Taylor and WR offices before now, we’re going to Central Pittsburgh 68 69 13.5 Sandon Stolle (6), Australia, def. manager, through 2004. Corey Thomas to the practice have individual offices,” Green Bay 4 0 0 St. Louis 67 71 15.0 Donald Johnson, United States, National League squad. Todays Pasta Lunch Tampa Bay 4 0 0 Milwaukee 60 76 21.0 and Cyril Suk (12), Czech Republic, CINCINATTI REDS — Signed a INDIANAPOLIS COLTS — Signed McInerney said. “We also have the Chicago 2 2 0 Chicago 55 80 25.5 6-3, 6-4. five-year affiliation with Louisville of DB Thomas Randolph. Waived DL luxuries of meeting rooms and an Minnesota 2 2 0 West Division Sebastien Lareau, Canada, and the International League beginning Nate Hobgood-Chittick. Signed TE Detroit 1 3 0 WL GB Alex O’Brien (11), def. Chris in 2000. Joshua Keur, DB Craig Miller, WR enhanced weight room, which can Chicken Pesto West Arizona 81 56 — Haggard, South Africa, and Peter PITTSBURGH PIRATES — Called Chad Plummer, OL Tim Ridder and really help recruiting.” San Fran 3 1 0 San Francisco 75 62 6.0 Nyborg, Sweden, 6-2, 6-4. up OF Chad Hermansen, 3B Aramis OL Paul Snellings to the practice Atlanta 2 2 0 Los Angeles 65 71 15.5 Jeff Coetzee and Brent Haygarth, Ramirez, RHP Jason Boyd from squad. Carolina 2 2 0 San Diego 63 74 18.0 South Africa, def. Jiri Novak and Nashville of the PCL. Purchased the JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS — Tonight: New Orleans 2 2 0 Colorado 61 77 20.5 David Rikl (16), Czech Republic, 7- contracts of RHP Mike Garcia from Waived WR Will Moore. Signed S Time is running out. Sign St. Louis 2 2 0 6 (8-6), 6-2. Mexico City of the Mexican League JoJuan Armour. Signed CB Corey Tuesday’s Results Jonas Bjorkman, Sweden, and and C Tim Laker of Nashville. Chamblin to the practice squad. up for the DENfl and win Montreal 4, Colorado 1 Byron Black (7), Zimbabwe, def. Pacific Coast League MIAMI DOLPHINS — Waived S MLB Chicago 2, Cincinnati 1 Wayne Arthurs and Andrew CALGARY CANNONS — Rayna Stewart. Signed FB Kantroy cool prizes. Pick your Chicken Fried Steak *Houston at Philadelphia Kratzmann, Australia, 6-1, 2-6, 7-6 Announced that OF Cliff Floyd, INF Barber, WR Kevin McKenzie, WR AMERICAN LEAGUE *Los Angeles at Florida (7-3). Derrek Lee and LHP Brent Derrick Steagall and G O’Lester favorite players and show WL GB *San Diego at Pittsburgh Women Billingsley have been recalled by the Pope to the practice squad. 409 7th Street New York 84 52 – *San Francisco at New York Singles, Fourth Round Florida Marlins and announced NEW ENGLAND PATRIOTS — everyone you are a Charleston Boston 77 60 7.5 *St. Louis at Atlanta Monica Seles (4), United States, Florida has purchased the contracts Signed DT Garrett Johnson, TE 7 Blocks North of Toronto 74 65 11.5 *Arizona at Milwaukee def. Jennifer Capriati, United of C John Roskos and RHP Reid Kerry Taylor, LBMarc Megna and football god (or goddess). Baltimore 61 75 23.0 Wednesday’s Games States, 6-4, 6-3. Cornelius. WR-KR Eddie Conti to the practice Tampa Bay 61 76 23.5 Colorado at Montreal, 12:35 p.m. Serena Williams (7), United States, Midwest League squad.

Make your sweet old grandma proud and get your own money. Stop putting your- self through college with her social security check. Advertise.

SIDEWALK SALE

40% OFF!!! advertise

Clothing Sale Urban BC Ethic Redsand Blow Out! Outfitters Stussy Quicksilver Johnny Circled Items are Suede clothing lines on sale

you’ll make some select used cd’s $2.98 dough for the basic neccesities The Daily Eastern News Inside Sign up for the DENfl. Page 10 Wednesday 12 Sports September 8, 1999 Coaches ready for O’Brien move-in tion – just in time for the Sept. 18 problems, including residential time we would have been Only odds and ends home opener against Southern and commercial growth. shocked,” said cross country Illinois. If it would have finished on “There have been so many pro- coach John McInerney. remain before work Tom Renken, project superin- “ jects in Charleston and Mattoon “I was planning for this delay tendent for Jerry Childs General time, we would have been that you have to work with crews during the summer. Most of the will be completed Contractors, is just finishing up shocked. that aren’t full,” Renken said. coaches were smart enough to the job thanks to some unforeseen John McInerney “Then when you order the mater- plan for it. By Rob Valentin problems. cross country coach ial you have to wait a couple of “I would rather have them take Staff writer “When we started and set the weeks longer because the materi- their time,” he said. “When you finish date we took a look at the al is in demand.” start rushing things you run into Slow but sure. existing blue prints and there Anyone outside the construc- long-term problems.” That has pretty much been the were things on there that weren’t ing up,” Renken said. “But the tion business may seem shocked Since the renovation started motto in regards to the renovation really there,” Renken said. “So we coaches are moving their furni-” the project wasn’t completed on last spring, the soccer, golf, cross- of O’Brien Stadium. have to go back and do more than ture in on Friday.” time but those familiar with the country and football coaches have The project, which originally what was expected and that takes There have been no major business were already making been forced to move into trailers had a July 1 completion date with time.” problems that contributed to the their contingency plans during the outside the stadium. the coaches moving in one month “Right now there are just a few delay but the construction compa- summer. later, is finally nearing comple- little odds and ends we’re finish- ny was plagued by some smaller “If it would have finished on See MOVE-IN Page 11 Football team looks to overcome injuries By Kyle Bauer so fortunate. While attempting to Associate sports editor make a tackle, Lewis twisted his knee. A visit to the doctor Tuesday You would expect a football night revealed a hairline fracture. team playing a 12-game schedule to “It’s never good because they’re have their share of nicks and bruises your best players,” head coach Bob by the end of the season – you just Spoo said of losing starters to wouldn’t expect it to come by the injuries. “When your best players second week of the season. can’t play, then other guys have to Key injuries to the Panther defen- step up. The guys that are No. 1 are sive unit are forcing the coaches to No. 1 for a reason. The guys behind look to back-ups to find players to them are being given a chance to emerge as replacements. step up. We’re still searching for the Junior defensive tackle Andy Lee right combination of people.” has not seen any action yet this sea- One of those players Eastern was son. He has been sidelined with counting on to figure into the combi- recurring shoulder problems. nation on the defensive line was Lee. Senior linebacker Tony In the Panthers’ final scrimmage Magliocco has joined Lee on the before the season started, Lee sidelines for the first part of the sea- injured his shoulder. son, sitting out with a knee injury. He is scheduled to see a doctor Magliocco sat out spring work- later in the week at which time it will outs with a knee injury, but a few be determined how much of the sea- weeks ago he injured his other knee. son he will miss. “It’s just a matter of time for “It wasn’t completely separated, him,” head trainer Rob Doyle said. but the tendons are messed up and I “He still has a lot of swelling. It’s need surgery right away,” he said. just timing. It will probably be at “I’m going to meet with doctors least another two weeks and then soon and determine how long I will we’ll see.” be out.” In the Panther’s opening game The repeated stress on the shoul- loss to Central Michigan, sopho- der is what is causing Lee so many more defensive back Cory Lewis problems. and senior defensive tackle Steve “It was just the repetition of hurt- Marcinkowski suffered injuries. ing the tendons over and over again,” Marcinkowski hurt his shoulder, he said. “ I just want to be out there Dave Pump / Staff photographer but is going to attempt to play sweating with the guys and hitting Eastern tailback Jabarey McDavid breaks through the Central Michigan defense Thursday night in the Panthers’ sea- through the pain, according Doyle. with the guys. It’s tough having to son opener. Eastern plays its second I-A team in as many weeks Saturday with a game at Hawaii, where the health of Lewis, on the other hand was not watching them.” the team will be key. Media drives some to tears Do I look like a cheerleader? very once in a while Personal Foul performance. Instead, the trou- he Panther football The Power Alley then the Panthers should most something happens bled star was reading from a team may have certainly be able to contend that makes you prepared statement what come up short in its with any team in the Ohio scratch your head seemed to be an apology to the opening game Valley Conference. media for her troubled past. T Look for Eastern to finish E against Central Michigan and think about how messed up the world has become. The fact that Capriati still University last week, but by at or near the top of the confer- As I sat in my chair felt the need to beg for the golly gee, Eastern fought ence standings. This really Monday night drearily flipping world’s forgiveness in a pre- hard all the way and gave a could be Eastern’s year. through the usual array of pared statement, years after her valiant effort. If you had opened the mind numbing sports high- Gabe Rosen initial troubles, was disturbing The Panthers just missed Kyle Bauer Daily Eastern News last Friday to me. following the game and read a lights shows, I had the misfor- capitalizing on many opportu- Associate sports editor Staff writer In her statement, she story similar to that, what tune of stumbling upon a tear- email: [email protected] nities that could have swayed email: [email protected] ful Jennifer Capriati. expressed a desire to put the the game in their favor. They would you have thought? After skyrocketing to the past behind her and in effect, were so close. I would hope you would top of the professional tennis world as a get the media off her back. Yes, quarterback Anthony Buich was be turned off by seeing a story laced with teenager, Capriati fell on hard times, she was The statement came only moments after sacked seven times costing the Panthers 47 cheesy cliches and full of obvious attempts to caught shoplifting, of all things, and was she was beaten by Monica Seles in the fourth yards. On the other side of that coin, he com- sugar-coat the truth. accused of taking drugs. round U.S. Open matchup, so she probably pleted 13 of his pass attempts, while throwing Often times we in the media leave our- From there, the negative press snowballed wasn’t in the most festive of moods to begin only one interception. selves open for criticism. Many complain out of control until she returned to tennis three with. Then came the barrage of questions. Eastern suffered a tough loss against a about a negative attitude and how only the years ago and declared herself a responsible And then came the tears. Division I-A opponent to open the year, but bad news is reported. adult. At Monday’s press conference the sub- there’s a long season still ahead of them. And ject was supposed to be Capriati’s U.S. Open See ROSEN Page 10 if they can play tough with I-A opponents, See BAUER Page 10