The Shield University of ·Southern .lndiana
USI gains control of 'Young Abe' from theme park
One corner of a triangle India na Department of ll[atu that controlled the 1989 sea- ra l Resources. This agency son of the "Young Abe Lincoln" receives $200.000 each year musica l outdoor dra ma was from the India na General removed last week when USI Assembly to support the took over management re- dra ma. sponsibilities from Holiday During the 1989 season. World. USI's first yea r of afflialion This cha nge will be in with the drama. the paid ticket addition to the production sales increased by 9 percent. responsibilities the university USI president David L. assumed last year during the Rice said the additional re third year of the two-hour sponsibilities would extend musical drama based on Lin- the university's commtttment coin's years In southern lndt- to nurture the historic re ana. Holiday World will con- sources in the southern third Unue to operate the food serv- of the state through the His lee for the ,show. located In - leri<; Sowther-n -Indiana .Pro}- --- Spencer County. ect. a program s pearheaded The management shift has by the university to promore been approved by the third tourism and historic develop member of the triangle. The ment. New campus phone system; benefits outweigh expenses by Mlltt Potter on long distance. ability to Staff writer limit the number of long distance calls. and. since the USI's new phone system. system wtll be connected to USl's soccer team celbrates ~s 5-0 victory over Bellarmine to win the GLVC tournament Sunday at which will be Installed by Dec. the campus computer Strassweg Field. Story and more photos on page 6. 15. will prove to be an system. It will be able to expensive project. but one handle all ofUSI's data. as well university official feels it will as normal voice Gabennesch will speak to non-traditionals communications. be worth it. Dr Howard Gabennesch, Student." attend. The new system will be Starting next summer. associate professor of psy The event is a continu Refreshments and the replacing the 13-year system MASH and Campus chology at US! will speak ation of the monthly "Coming opportunity to talk with other presently In use. The current Apartments will also be able to Friday at 7 p.m . in the Univer . Together· series for non-tradi non-traditlonals will follow the system Is now at capacity _and share in the new system. Hays sity Center. Th~ title o{ Ga tiona] students, although speech. Addilionallnforma can not accommodate any said the Installation charge bennesch's talk Is "What I other students. family mem tion is available from the Office more growth. With the new wtll be less than th~ amount Wish I'd Known When I Was a bers and friends are Invited to of Admissions, 464-I 765 building on the way. more students are currently paying extentions will be needed. for phone service In the Jeff Hays. director of apartments. purchasing. summed up the For these installations. Joumalist to lead forum two new features will be need for the new system that Peter Jacobi, an Indi was organized In reponse has been under consideration added. A voice mailbox will ana journalism professor to suggestions from past for five years. serve as an answering and media consultant. will "We just outgrew the other machine for residents. and participants who identi one.· Hays said. ·we knew the with tele-regtstratton, be featured In a Nov. 15 fied responding to the new building would be on Its students will be. able to program. cosponsored by media a nd ensuring ac way around this time. a nd we regis ter for classes over the the Southern India na curacy of Information as knew that we'd need tt. We phone. Labor-Management Edu an Issue of major con also wanted to wait for cation Forum and the area cern. somet'htng better and we feel Cable is nciw being' laid for · chapter of tpe Society of The program will be tha t we ·now have the best the campi.Js. in:stallation . Professional .Joumalists. held from-8 to 11 :30 a.m. ayallabl« system q{ tts time.· · The cos~ of the system Is In . Ttm Mahoney. labor in 'the UC . Reservations the area of $1 mllllon. Hays Along with the Increased management forum coor are $5. Call 464-1863 for number of extentions, the new said it will be paid for with dinator, said the program Information. system wlll have oth er money that has been saved Peter Jacobi attractive features. Lower cos t durlr.g the past years. Opinion 2 The Shield -- November 8, 1989 B luelight special on flicks at ASA escort auction ' by Rick Davis Auction" [I won't point out the fact that say that it would be the Jan. 8 Indiana thirds of us to death (Vach is the minority Staff writer there's no such thing as a "first annual" Michigan basketball game at Assembly in that statistic-It was his idea in the anything, because that would be an ex Hall in Bloomington. But. if I say this. I first place) . What some people will do for charity. ample of taking pot shots at obvious suspect the strong possibility that sev Wh.l:tever happens. expect something Ever since I started writing for The campus mistakes). Proceeds wi ll benefit eral male members of the a udience will bizarre. silly and extremely oiT the wall Shield. all I've heard is that all we do Special Olympics. bid on me. I don't want that. .. so I'm going when the three Ricks hit the spotlight. down here is make fun of everything that According to a news release from the to have to lie and say that the perfect date Jick said his idea of the perfect dale goes on at US!. sorority, the "women"· at US! will bid on would be something cliche like a candle would be a heated game ofYahtzee. And True. And. to be honest. it's not ve ry "men" from different campus organiza light dinner. who knows. if you're a smart shopper. hard to do. Let's face it. US! is a colum tions. Third, what am I going to do after no you might be able to get a 2-for-l bluelight nist'sdr~. Bidding will begin after each "man· one bids on me? Where do I go? Is there special on Ricks. But thf'ee of the most vocal members stales his name a nd, "describes his idea a penalty box? Do I get a prize? I guaran And, it's for charity. of the staiT have decided to shed the of the 'perfect dale.'" tee I won't go for more than the price of a Shield's apathetic image and get involved To show you how cynical the three of bag of M&M's. I'm going to have to warn Buy-Sell-Trade or with campus events. us are. we've already discovered several the people who are putting this thing Rick Vach, Rick Jillson and myself. deiscrepancies in the newsletter. First of together in advance - you're going to just s04 1 '!:!:' the three Ricks of the staff. with a com all, the newsletter mentioned the word have to have some sort of consolation Get your message across in a - bined total of at least 12 letters lo the "man" in one way or another eight times. prize for selected members of the audi unique way. Advertise in th e editor (Vach holds the title with at least Jick (Jillson) has come to the conclusion ence who didn't get bidded. That could 10 of'em), several phone calls and nasty that we're a ll boys. He's right. We a re. be me. I could be the booby prize. Shield classifieds to over 5,000 notes, are going to auctio~ oiTour bodies Second, we are to describe the per A little personal background infor students for only 5 cents a word. for charity. fect dale (event) or the perfect date (girl). mation on the the boys entered from The Stop by UC115 or call. On Nov. 18, Alpha Sigma Alpha will If! was going to describe the perfect dale. Shield staiT. We're a ll girl friendless. 'Nuff be sponsoring their "First Annual Escort as in the process of taking out a girl, I'd said. The word "girlfriend" scares two- 464-1870 Driving disorders, not freeway, reason for wrecks
by Rick .Jillson all get the ha ng ofit. ory, or at least I wanted to, until They are as follows: speed are of no consequence. It Staff writer Buicks will stop bashing into a bizarre wreck forced me to becomes especially dangerous the rears of jacked-up El Cami step back and do some serious when a rype C is tailing a Type_ We've all heard the excuses. nos and Gremlins will cease to re-evaluating. 1YPE A DISORDER- AIL LANES B who is attempting to pass a Evansville's new to this highway attempt multiple lane changes. I was pulling out of a park ARE EQUAL 1)rpeA. stuff. It takes time to master the Sooner or later, we'll all learn to ing lot onto Green River Road Sufferers of1YJ>e A Disorder art of freeway driving and soon , peacefully co-exist, right? Wrong. when, somehow, the car behind either can't grasp or have diffi TYPED DISORDER-- YOUEYE with a little more practice, we 'II I used to buy into this the- me managed to strike me in the culty remembering the concept BAUJN' ME BOY? side. I know it's hard to imagine of the passing lane. The Type A 1YJ>e D is most common In because it was hard to figure ordinarily drives below the speed males under the age of twenty Shield Staff out a t the time. . limit in whatever lane feels five. The type D is convinced I begged the elderly gentle comfortable. Do not honk a t a that anyone who happens to Shawn Rumsey, Editor man, who had just merged his 1YJ>eA who is camped out in the pull up exactly parallel to him at Kim Husk, Campus Editor new Beretta with my undeserving left lane, for it may cause panic a s toplight is directly cha lleng Mike Cash, Sports Ed itor Escort, for a n explanation. He and lead to a sudden lane change. ing his masculinity a nd must be Bob Wendt, Graphics Ed itor said that he thought I was turn put in his place. A 1YJ>e D In the Janice Hurm, Entertainment Editor ing left and he was trying to s lip heat of battle will not hesitate to Greg Hartlein, Photo Editor around me on the right. TYPE B DISORDER - lANE run you oiT the road. J eff Burdette, Chief Photographer Upon hearing his explana CHANGE JUSTIFICATION Why. you may ask, have I Rhonda Courson, Copy Editor tion, my mood immediately The 1YJ>e B s utrerer can not taken the time lo classifY and Amy Wolford, Business Manager turned from anger to sympathy. accept anyone within 1.000 miles categorize the various types of Ron Roat, Faculty Advisor I realiLed that this poor geezer pulling out in his lane. The rype Evansville Driving Disorder? was unable to grasp the literally B immediately switches lanes What do I propose we do to The Shield is printed by the Mount Carmel Register Co., Mount and figuratively concrete con and mustjustity this switch by rid our highways of this a ffii c Carmel, Ill ., and is published each Wednesday except during univer cept "median." passing the olfender at all cos ts. tion? sity holidays. Advertising copy may bc rlclivcrcd by noon the Friday I did my best to explain its The real trouble occurs when It's simple. before publication to The Shield office in the University Center, Rm . purpose a nd make him realize one rype l:l pulls out in front of Every registered motorist in 115 , or sent to Th e Shield, University of Southern Indiana, 8600 that. had I turned left, I would anolherrype l:l. This can lead to University Blvd., Evansvi lle, Ind., 4771 2. (8 12) 464-1870. the area should be administered be mashed potatoes. speeds exceeding 100 mph. a lest by a psychologist to deter· As I watched a bandana mine if he/she is fit for the road. The opinions expressed in Th e Shield arc not ncccssari ly those of the clad tow truck driver sweep away University of Southern Indiana, its administration, faculty or student Suppose I'm diagnosed a body. parts of my car. I came to a TYPE C DISORDER -· THE 1YJ>e B. First. I must agree to sudden realization. The cause CLOSER I GET, THEBE1TERMY attend group therapy classes -- Letters ---- of all the wrecks in Evansville is MILEAGE with other 1YJ>e B sufferers. not the stoplights or the new- Type C can be traced to prob Secondly. I must dis play a ness of lhe expressway. but a !ems in early childhood. A sud ·The Shield ·Welcomes letters to the editor on any topic, not just those fiourescent sticker in my rear real psychological drivihgdisor- . den sepa ration from the mother appearing in the newspaper. Subm issions ·should be typcwriucn, window warning others of my der. . . ' · causes a trauma that carries signea and include the author's name, addreSs and telephone number illness. I've used_l}ly1imlted .knowl-. -: over onto the highway. The rype for veri fica tion purposes. Bri ef letters will bc:givcn priQrity .. L c. ue r~ Perha ps you think my plan edge of psychology and logic to Cis only comfortable when driv may be dropped off at the UC Desk or at The Shield offi ce in UC I 15 is a little extreme. Just walt until break down this disorder into ing within 10 feet of the car in and must be turned in no later than the Thursday before publication. you get hit by a guy who's unfa · four major types. fronl ofhim. The lane and rate of miliar with the term "median." Opinion The Shield-- November 8, 1989 3 Student summer was no vacation; just 'intern 'esti_ng lesson by Amy Behr as Washington, D.C. Each of complain about an action al Nevertheless, it is important to help him gain a larger settle Staff writer these offices have people who ready taken. A case in point is try to find help or answers for ment so that he can retrain for concentrate on an area. such as the Supreme Court's decision the person. employment. When most of us think of the enviromnent or inunigrauon, concerning Oag burning, which Again. the range of prob Throughout the day. a van government. especially in this and a jack·of-a ll -lrades. usu sparked a great deal of com lems is wide. For instance, it is ely of correspondence and pa era of John Towers and Jim a lly an office manager, aided by ment locally as well as nation easy to obtain an American Oag, perwork is prepared. Every Wrights. corruption and deceit interns to respond to voters' ally. Each comment concerning not so the state Oag. and to at newspaper printed in the dis often come to mind. needs. an issue is forwarded to the least one person. il was impor trict is looked over and clippings Much of what transpires on Those needs va.ty widely. from congressman. tant to have one. A few phone and any other written work of a daily basis in government. someone with a gripe needing a Most of the casework done calls revealed they are available importance is sent via FAX however, lakes place at a grass voice at the other end of a tele ln the Eva.t1Sville office deals wiili through the Stale Museum in machines irom one office to roots level. phone line to hear U1e complaint. the Veterans Administration, the Indianapolis. another. This is how McCloskey From what I observed as an to disabled persons who have Internal Revenue Service. So· Another day, a genUeman keeps abreast of what is hap tnlem ln Rep. Frank McCloskey's been turned dmvn for Social cia! Security and Medicare. as disa bled in an a utomobile acci pening in any area of his district office. it is the staff worker who Security and who may soon join well as economic development. dent called. He was distraught on a daily basis and able to takes care of the concerns of the ranks of the homeless. But other work Is done in expe because the tnsurance company address the,issues of most tnter constituents within the bounda Constituents may receive up diting passports. local environ wanted to setUe for an amount esl to his-t onstituency. ries of the official's political ide dales on or copies of pending mental i.%ues and historical pres that would pay only his hospital The internship was rarely als. legislation through McCloskey's ervation. and legal bills. but provide no the same from minute to minute McCloskey maintains offices office. A voter may also call to Sometimes the problems of additional funds for him to be • and never boring. It was a great in Bloomington, Ind., Washing voice his or her opinion con the voter have li tUe or nothing to rehabilitated. A state insurance way to see how government really ton, Ind., and Evansville. as well cerning a proposed action or to do with the federal government. caseworker was found who might serves the people. Abortion message depends on checks to balance opinions by Lybbi Bryant Ms. magazine when she came ing freedom of choice in the form Pushing what? How can you but as a pro-choiee a'dV'd~ate . I Staff writer across an article on the abortion of personalized checks. To this be pro-choice and find anything find that this kind of"negotiable controversy directed to the pro she said, "I'm all for pro-choice, to be "pushing it a bitT I realize politics" gets the point across. A friend of mine was thumb choice side. but I think that's pushing it a that the division between pro· The physical appearance of ing through the October issue of This segment suggested tot- bit." life and pro-moke is very touchy. iliese checks is stunning. They have a bright yellow background wiili big red letters that simply read "pro-choice,· which says to lhe receiver. "This is how I feel."
CAMPUS COMMENTS Of course. there will be iliose who say this crosses ilie line of good taste. There is a time and place for abortion. as well as times and places where ilie borders of good taste should be Shield had poor coverage of Myers accident crossed. They would also say To the editor: was given about Renee herself. I believe it would have been possible iliat this is hot one of those to obtain information about Renee's major. her hobbies, her Urnes. · Just think. by writing every activities here at US!, and the arrangements for her funeral. I am Wiiting regarding the article about the death of Renee day checks your First Amend Myres. As a classmate and friend of Renee's, I was extrememly As a school newspaper. you owe US! students more ilian what ment tight of freedom of speech disappointed with the way the article was written. y-<>u've given iliem. Renee Myres was a wonderful girl- surely if all is exerctsed and your sentiments I felt that the headline·Another US! student dies following auto ilie major Evansville newspapers can make an eiTort to relay are conveyed to ilie bank teller, wreck" was very insentitive considering the fact that Renee wasn't personal tnformation about her to the public. our school newspa ilie grocer. ilie dry cleaner or just "another" to iliose of us who cared about her. per could do ilie same for us. whomever. This may seem in She was a human being. not a number. I realize newspapers significant to some. but to iliose have to print ilie cold, hard facts; however, the lack of compassion who believe in reproductive free shown for Renee and her friends was unbelievable. Jeana Mayne dom and stand behind it. iliis is More tnformation was given about the man who hit her ilian USI student a step in the right direction. Not only does it express your point of view. but for every $14 order of 200 checks, the prod ucts marketer will donate $1 to ilie Natiorfal Organization for Women. I would like to offer congratulations on behalf of a great i~ea.
Faye Watllelon. president of Planned Parenthood Federation of America. sums up my feel Cl988fllf Please wr ite the Environmental Defense Fund at: Cft\C'r.wl ings exactly when she says:·• 257 Park Ave . So uth , NY, NY 10010 for a free brochure. ~ ~~ "Reproductive freedom Is criti cal to a whole range of issues. If we can'i.take charge of this most personal aspect of our lives, we can't take care of anything. It (aborUonhhould not be set;n•as .a. benefit. .but a fundam<;:nt.a! . huma_n .rtght." , The Shield-- November 8, 1989
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As a graduabng senior or a graduate student you may qua)lfy for a $400 Factory Cash Rebate. This IS 1n to any other incentive program oHered and is only available to you. To find out about the exciting Jli'!'!!!!!!!!!!!!~ new Jeep/Eagle for 1989 and the
photo by Jeff Burdette Mary Lou Ru ssler. administrative assistant in the Development Office. (left) and Chenl Griswold, social science secretary, clown around during Halloween. Up to your ears? ==-CAMPUS BRIEFS Dig yourself out with a
"The Day Care DUemma" will be the discussion topic of the third National Issue deal on an IBM PS/2. Forum, co-sponsored by Leadership Evansville and USI's sociology department. The town hall meeting will be Thursday at 7 p.m. in Forum I. For more information. contact Charles Petranek at 464- 1719.
For the next seven weeks. weekly aeaaions on the CathoUc Faith will be offered through US! Campus Ministry at Corpus Christi Parish. Social Room on Hogue - Road starling at 7 p.m. For more Information. contact Chris Hoehn 464- 1871.
Anyone who knows of a pep band that can play at US! basketball games. or anyone who can volunteer to sell or take tickets or work at the scorekeeper's table durtng men's and women's home basketball games is asked to call the Athletic Office at 464-1846. .
AwUUona for the remaining roles in an original family musical. "Piper,· wtll be held Saturday in Forum I. 1He production is being presented by New HArmony 1Heatre in association with the Evansville Museum of Arts and Science. Parts still avaJlable include 12 townspeople/rats, 20 roles for children (all ages are encouraged to audition) and an 11- to 13- male lead. Singers and dancers are needed. ---'-....- -·- The Athletic Office and the women· s softball team have initiated the Kelly J o Payne Ht·f.·n· vou ;:.l'l :o: nu\\t·tluml.·r 1dth ''uri.. this )1'flr. gt·tun IB~l t h~···m l s\'loi h'lllt.!.'"' (]uw.t,.t• lnull ,,,,. tlilli•n •tlljl
The Student Environmental Action Coalition (SEAC) will hold a meeting llow're yo u going to do it ? Thursday at 4 p.m. in the Art Annex. All interested are welcome to Include. Topics PS/2 it! include: Earth Day ~990. Novemeber's activity schedule and the club's consutution. To place your order or lor more information, co ntflc l Tim Th ayer In tho · USJ Computer Cent er at 465· 162 1 The Newman Club will meet on Nov. 14 for their .Potluck Turkey Dinner. Those planning to attend whose last names begin with A-K should bring a vegetable or salad, and those with . L-Z should bring a dessert. Turkey and drinks will be provided. Supper wtll begin at 9 p.m. in MASH apartment 8080A. The Shield-- November 8, 1989 5 Should the blood-alcohol level for under-21 drivers be zero?
Ron Mays, Loulsvllle, Ky., David Straw, Mount Vernon, Tom Feltz, Huntingburg, Ind., Deanna S. Goforth, Sellers BUI Piper, Instructor in mar sophomore: "It"ll wake people Ind., senior: "I think it"s a good sophomore: "Nail them: I'm 22. burg, Ind., freshman: "it sucks. keting: "It"s a great idea. We've up and they'll realize the conse idea because it keeps people Just kidding. I know how It feels It"s not very fair to discriminate. los t a student a week since the quences and might prevent a from taking the risk of drinking to be busted.· If they do it for under-21 driv beginning of school. I think it bad situation.· at all." ers. they should do itfor over-21 would be beneficial for every drivers. A driver is a driver.· one. I a lso think il should be the same for everybody.· Campus campaign boosts United Way funds
by Elizabeth Wells $1.000 increase over last year's lion day. One exlra vacation day Staff writer total of $14.000. will be given to one clerical and US! employees may pledge support staff member. Oct. 19 marked the start of their "Fair Share.· one half of the 1989 US! United Way "Fair one percent (.005) of pre-tax A second lottery. using all Share· campaign. income. A "Fair Share" lottery is names. will otTer a "mystery gill" All US! employees are en offered again this year. Whipple from the US! Bookstore and two couraged to "Be a Hero." which said. US! basketball season tickets. is this year"s theme. Whipple said. US! has two goals for this The "Fair Share" lottery di The "Be a Hero" campaign Is year's campaign. One is to in vides US! employees into three not limited to US! staff mem crease participation among USI divisions: faculty. administra bers. employees: According to Michael tion. a nd clerical and support "I will be more than happy to Whipple. campaign chairman, staff. Each division has one accept donations from students 75 percent of US! employees winner and will be awarded and Write out a receipt to them,· contributed to last year's cam prizes. Whipple said. photo by Bob Wendt paign. For the faculty. a $100 travel Student donations may be "We're hoping to increase our stipend will be given. The ad given at Whipple's office. room Presentlon Ball '89 -- Alpha Sigma Alpha associate Kim Doolin is pledges to $15,000 this year." ministration Is awarded a $100 1020. In the Administration presented with her escort, Brady Gilreath of Sigma Tau Gamma. Whipple said. This would be a travel stipend or one extra vaca- Building. l_c L A 5 5 I F I E D S
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photo by Matt Bartek
USI ju nior Scot1 He hr goes up aft er this header du ring Satur days game with Lewis. The Eagles won the game 3-1.
Sports Briefs
The student varsity club is sponsoring a contest to nickname the PAC and the s tudent varsity club. The winner will be given a $50 prize. Entries can be given to Vi c Coleman on the third floor of the photo by Matt Bartek PAC. deadline is Nov. l 9. Junior midfielder Chris King takes a shot to the face while trying to steal the ball during Sundays game w~h The basketball team is looking for managers Interested in helping Bellarmine College. USI went on to win the game 5-0 wh ich gave the Eagles their second straight conference @e. with the upcoming season. Anyone interested can contact the basketba ll coaches. Disappointment finishes Cross Country season
by Paula Baughn the men's, left the snow-covered with the race of USJ's top fin other year to gel ready and go Staff writer course "slick and treacherous " isher Brad Nola n. Stegemoller Js back after It a nother time.· according to US! cross country a lso happy with his team's over Northeast Missouri placed In adverse conditions. USJ's coach Bill Stegemoller. all perfom1ance this year. firs lin the regional meet with 76 cross country team placed sixth As a result of the adverse '1be guys worked hard,· Ste points. Southeast Missouri was out of 20 learns In the NCAA weather. USJ's Rob KJrby s uf gemoller said . "We're disa p second with 87 followed by Division II regional meet Satur fered from hypothermia a nd did pointed . but I don't think a ny Sang).nawVaUey Sta te (1 38). SIU day in Big Rapids, Mich . not run a t 100 percent. J ay one has a ny excuses. We just Edwardsville (1 47). Lewis (153) With their sixth pl ace finish. Perkins also fa iled to run as well came up short a nd didn't get the and USI (160). the Eagles fa iled to qualify for as expected. a fter he fell early In job done. For US!. sophomore Brad the na tional meet. US! had gone the race. "We're not real happy tha t's Nola n placed 1Oth overall In to nationals the last five years In Despite the disappointing fin for s ure.· Stegemoller said. "It is 33:57. Nola n was followed by a row. Ishes of KJrby a nd Perkins. Ste a lways one of our main objec Dennis Griffin. 30th: Travis Alth esta rt o fth ~ 10-kilome .gemoller. who was named GLVC tives to run well In the regiooal HeiTma n. 32nd: Pat McDona ld . ler tace, the weather was cold. coach of the' year following the meet and get a cha nce to go· to 46th: Rob Kirby · 66th: Brad ~ipdy a nd· wet: The women's . Eagles· firs t place finish· in the the natiomil n'teet. but It didn't Traylor. 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