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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the 2013 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in November by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. PERCUSSION PERFORMANCE TOP CAT Eastern’s Percussion Ensemble will be giving its only Runnging back Shepard Little, a red shirt sopho- performance of the semester 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the more, ran the ball despite an ankle injury during Dvorak Concert Hall of the Doudna Fine Arts Center. Eastern’s recent game against Murray State. Page 3 Page 8

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Katie Smith | The Daily Eastern News Molly Ringwald sings in the Dvorak Concert Hall of the Doudna Fine Arts Center. Ringwald said she remembers singing jazz for the first time when she was three. She was even given a record- ing of her performing at a fair with a jazz band when she was young at a recent show. ‘Don’t you (forget about her)’ Molly Ringwald lights up Doudna stage

By Bob Galuski of her performance, Ringwald kept known for doing one thing – being a tured heavily in her 1985 film, “The Ringwald’s range of songs transi- News Editor | @BobGaluski the audience alive with quick-paced jazz singer – but also did other things, Breakfast Club.” tioned from quick, rapid-paced lyrics lyrics and even faster-paced jokes in such as write songs. Audience interaction was a key ele- to slow, melodramatic pieces. Striding onto the multicolored- between songs. “She’s probably written more songs ment of Ringwald’s performance – of- Some of her quicker-paced songs lit stage, in a black dress, sporting a “An Evening With Molly Ring- than Ella Fitzgerald,” Ringwald said. ten calling on the audience or casually included “Don’t Explain,” by Holiday shorter, blonde hairstyle, she did not wald” featured the singer, author and Her album, which she called hom- speaking with them in between songs. – a song Ringwald described as being hesitate to snatch up the microphone actress with a quartet, performing age to the “Great American Song- Ending her performance, she was about betrayal – and “Mean to Me” and leap into the performance. songs from musicals and her debut al- book,” featured songs by artists such no different. by Fats Waller, which she said she Molly Ringwald had arrived at bum, “Except Sometimes.” as Sondheim, Holiday and Dorothy “I detect some musical ability in needed to kick off her heels to sing. Eastern, specifically the Doudna Fine The 1980s film icon, known for Fields. this vicinity of the audience,” she said, Intermixed with Ringwald’s sweep- Arts Center, and was ready to get the coming-of-age films like “The Break- However, Ringwald concluded gesturing to the section of the crowd ing lyrics also came slow, haunting show going. fast Club,” “Pretty in Pink” and “Six- her performance not with an encore closest to her left. bits from songs like “The Ballad of She revved up her performance by teen Candles,” said she had felt an af- song – she switched up the order – Ringwald then encouraged the the Sad Young Men,” by Fran Landes- starting out with Stephen Sondheim’s finity with Billie Holiday, who wrote but instead with her version of Sim- audience to sing along with her as man, which Ringwald called, “Really “Sooner or Later,” crooning the soft the song “Don’t Explain.” ple Minds’ “Don’t You (Forget About “Don’t You (Forget About Me)” went beautiful.” jazz lyrics to the audience. The reason, Ringwald said, was Me).” into a part heavy with lyrics featuring Dancing in place throughout most because she liked how Holiday was The Simple Minds song was fea- the phrase, “La, la, la.” MOLLY, page 5 CAA set to vote on degree change By Jack Cruikshank ities requested the alteration. ies discipline is a humanities and of Sciences.” not affect students and there are Staff Reporter | @DEN_NEWS James Ochwa-Echel, the coordi- not a science,” Ochwa-Echel said. The current degree award- no costs involved,” Ochwa-Echel nator for the Africana Studies Pro- According to the program revi- ed to Africana Studies students is said. “All we want to do is place The Council on Academic Af- gram, stressed that the change to a sion application, “[Africana Stud- not consistent with the majority the discipline in its rightful place, fairs will vote on a request to alter B.A. would not entail any curricu- ies] has been considered a B.S. de- of comparable programs, and this as is the case with over 90 percent the degree from the Africana Stud- lum changes, nor would it require gree because when the program was change will bring the program at of Africana Studies programs na- ies Program from a Bachelor of Sci- students to accrue additional fees. established at Eastern 40 years ago Eastern into alignment with other tionally.” ence to a Bachelor of Arts. “The change from B.S. to B.A. is it was under the department of so- programs around the country. The College of Arts and Human- essential because the Africana Stud- ciology, which is under the College “The [proposed] changes will CAA, page 5 2 THURSDAY, Nov. 14, 2013 The Daily Eastern News | NEWS Local weather One Stop helps low-income families Today Friday By Michael Spencer “One Stop Community Christ- City Editor | @tmskeeper mas” started accepting donations of all varieties on Monday. The program The “One Stop Community welcomes any donations such as toys, Christmas” organization is current- food and clothes. Mostly Sunny Mostly Sunny ly accepting donations for its seven- Local businesses have boxes for de- High: 50° High: 53° county charity that provides essential positing goods, a list of which can be goods to families for the holidays. found at the organization’s website. Low: 33° Low: 42° For Jenny Taylor, a program orga- The drive will culminate Dec. 11 For more weather visit castle.eiu.edu/weather. nizer for the charity, it is not just a when families who have signed up on- way for her to help those less fortu- line can pick up their donated goods. Items given out by One nate, but it is an opportunity to give Taylor said the number of families back to a program that was there for served has increased recently as more Stop Community The Daily her. people have fallen on hard times, a “There was a time in my life when fact she attributed to poor econom- Christmas in the past Eastern News I had a rough spot with my children ic times in Coles County and the sur- “Tell the truth and don’t be afraid.” and there was a time that I was actu- rounding areas. The Daily Eastern News ally homeless and I did have very little To cope with the demand, “One 1802 Buzzard Hall job (opportunities), very little income Stop Community Christmas” is al- • Toys for children up to Eastern Illinois University and I knew that if I did not partici- ways looking for people to assist with Charleston, IL 61920 the age of 18-years old 217-581-2812 pate in the program then my children all facets of the process. 217-581-2923 (fax) would not have a very good Christ- “It can be as simple as emptying mas,” Taylor said. your pantry of food that you don’t • Bedding, sheets, blankets News Staff Aldo Soto When Taylor, who now works at need, getting (rid of) gently used Editor in Chief the Charleston Rehabilitation and items such as coats,” Taylor said. Seth Schroeder Verge Editor • Laundry detergent [email protected] Stephanie Markham Health Clinic, got back on her feet, “Even donating your time. 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By Jarad Jarmon Yazmin Rodriguez and Hannah president for Student Affairs, said Hansen said unlike the past version Get social with The Daily Eastern News Student Governance Editor |@JJarmonReporter Edwards tied with 122 votes each, the the mixer would hopefully produce of the Blue Crew, they would try to most votes received in the election. more interest in the Student Orga- go to every sporting event to support The Daily Eastern News The unofficial Student Senate elec- The resolution, which would ap- nization Cabinet, which has recent- each team. tion results were announced at the prove the budget expenses of $285 ly had more registered student orga- They are still figuring out how they dailyeasternnews senate meeting on Wednesday. for the finals snacks refreshments to nization member attendance at their plan to pay for the T-shirts and other There were 19 candidates who ran be handed out on Dec. 8 in Booth meetings. school spirit memorabilia they plan to @den_news in the election and were all elected, Library, was also passed unanimous- Amie Hansen, a sophomore special give out to members. 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The Residence Hall Association members will be voting for the RHA secretary at their meeting at 5 p.m. Thursday in Taylor Hall. Dawn Howe, the current RHA secretary, cannot complete her term for the spring semester because she will be graduating in December. Miguel Williams, the RHA president, said Howe will be helping in the transition process with the new secretary. She will still finish out this semester as secretary. At the last RHA meeting, Paisley Ad- ams, an English major, Samantha Orr, a biological sciences major, and Kate- lynn Mokry, a special education major, accepted nominations for the positions. At Thursday’s meeting they will make a speech to members of RHA. They will explain why they should be elected and what they might bring to File photo | The Daily Eastern News Donovan Norman, a junior music education major, plays the timpani drums in a performance of "Scherzo and Cadenza" by Charles Delancey during the the table. EIU Percussion Ensemble's concert Nov. 15, 2012 in the Dvorak Concert Hall of the Doudna Fine Arts Center. Adams said she wants to use the position to make changes to the rules re- garding lockout fees. If a resident lock Percussion concert to display uniqueness themselves out of their room three times within an entire school year, they By Marcus Curtis ing Cuba and Africa. sic festival and thought it would be formance will succeed. are charged $5. Entertainment Editor | @DEN_News Jamie Ryan, a professor of percus- cool to have my students perform it,” “I think it will be good perfor- Adams is talking with Morgan sion and the director of the ensemble, he said. mance,” he said. “I have high expec- Busch, the resident director of Andrews Among the multiple musical pro- said he came up with the ideas for the According Ryan, the inspiration tations, as usual. We’ve been working Hall, to deliberate the possibility of ductions approaching is the only con- multicultural performances from his for “Speak Softly” came from a quote on it for months.” these changes. cert of the semester from the Percus- past studies of them individually. from former President Theodore Roo- For the audience, Ryan said he All nominees had to submit bids to sion Ensemble. Ryan said even though he comes sevelt; “Speak softly and carry a big hopes they gain knowledge of new the executive board members by Mon- The percussion ensemble will per- up with all the ideas for the musical stick; you will go far.” sounds if they do not gain an interest day, which describe what they plan to form at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday in the numbers that will be performed at the Ryan said the “big stick” reference in the sounds. do as secretary as well as basic informa- Dvorak Concert Hall of the Doud- concert, the students are in complete is what inspired the use of the broom “Some of this music will land with tion about themselves. na Fine Arts Center. Admission to the control of their performance. handles in the performance. some people and all will expose them Those who were not at the last RHA concert of the semester is $5. “The performance is all chamber, Ryan said he hopes students learn to music they’ve never heard before,” meeting to get nominated still have the Tuesday will be the presentation of there is no conductor,” he said. “(The more from all the practice they had he said. chance of being nominated at the next the one and only concert this semes- students) perform on their own with rather than the main performance. Ryan said he hopes the audience meeting and elected. Williams said ter from Eastern’s Percussion Ensem- my guidance from practice.” “It’s more about weeks of rehears- will see the potential of the young walk-ons are allowed. The elected sec- ble. The all-student band will explore Ryan said the ensemble will be per- al leading up to the performance,” he musicians. retary will have to run again at the end unique musical performances as well forming a special piece he discovered said. “I hope (the audience) sees a bunch of next semester like the rest of the ex- as mix a variety of instruments as an at a music festival he attended that in- The Percussion Ensemble has been of students who are on their way to ecutive board. attempt to entertain the crowd to the volves different broom handles that practicing for several months without being professionals,” Ryan said. fullest. vary in length. The name of the piece any main performances, Ryan said. Correction Among the wide variety of musical is “Speak Softly” and was composed Ryan said the extended amount of Marcus Curtis can styles in the ensembles program will by David Little. time his students had to practice is the be reached at 581-2812 In Tuesday’s issue of The Daily East- be music from other cultures, includ- “I heard (“Speak Softly”) at a mu- reason why he has faith that the per- or [email protected]. ern News in the article “Student Sen- ate elections are now online,” the number of senate seats available was incorrect. There were 24 seats avail- Pick up tomorrow’s edition of The Daily Eastern News able. The Newsregrets the error. Got Ads? to read all the latest in news, sports and features! Then call: 581-2816

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FOOTBALL: Eastern’s football Saturday could be last home game team won 37-17 over Murray State Saturday at Murray State. This Saturday could very well be the last Eastern home foot- is special,” Babers said. “You need to come see him. He’s an exciting ball game of the season. Sure, there’s still the possibility of the Pan- football player.” thers hosting a playoff game, but this Saturday is the last regular sea- Sports Illustrated and ESPN and the rest of the world are just find- son home game, and it’s senior day. Let’s send Jimmy Garoppolo, Erik ing out about something special that we’ve had here all season. Lora, Alex McNulty and the rest of the seniors out with a bang. If you don’t like football, the Eastern team is the perfect thing Eastern is currently ranked No. 2 in the nation, but you wouldn’t to change that. They play fast. They throw it deep. They run hard. think so with how many empty seats there are at O’Brien Stadium. They’re just exciting. Sports are supposed to be entertaining, and that’s WEATHER: It’s cold. Charleston’s The Panthers are taking on Jackson- exactly what this team is: entertainment. weather can’t decide what season ville State at noon Saturday, a confer- Our POSITION Babers wanted you to come to the it is. Last week was fall, now it feels ence opponent that hasn’t lost a game Homecoming game.The not-so-sold out like winter. on the road this season. It should be a • Situation: Saturday could be Eastern’s last home crowd that day did not seem to make him good one. There’s no reason to go any- football game of the school year. too happy. where else this weekend. There’s no rea- Let’s make Saturday different. When son to go home. Thanksgiving break is • Stance: Some of Eastern’s best players are graduat- the other schools come calling for Babers almost here. ing and it could be your last chance to see them play. (and they will, if they haven’t already), we BREAK: Thanksgiving break is If it’s cold, who cares? That’s foot- Go to the game. want him to think about why he should one week away. When students get back there will only be one ball weather. Bundle up and come watch stay at Eastern and that’s because of the week of classes and finals until Eastern with a few thousand of your fel- Panther Nation. Christmas break. low Panthers. So find a way to make it up to O’Brien Field on Saturday. You If you like football, the only place for you to be on Saturday is won’t regret it. O’Brien Field. You get a chance to watch one of the most explo- sive offenses in the country, led by a quarterback that has NFL teams The daily editorial is the majority opinion of the editorial board of thinking Tony Romo might not be the only quarterback to come out The Daily Eastern News. Write a letter to the editor of Charleston. Coach Dino Babers said it best: “Jimmy Garoppolo You have something to say. 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She can be reached at 581-2812 it because of the train, and then the lady Before, my fiancé and I would throw or [email protected]. Editorial Board Editor in Chief News Editor Online Editor Managing Editor Associate News Editor Opinions Editor Seth Schroeder Bob Galuski Sean Copeland Dominic Renzetti Samantha McDaniel Emily Provance THURSDAY, NOV. 14, 2013 The Daily Eastern News | CAMPUS 5 » MOLLY CONTINUED FROM PAGE1 Ringwald, of course, did not perform solo. She was accompanied by her quartet: Peter Smith on pia- no, who also arranged every song on Ringwald’s album, Allen Mezquida on saxophone, Peter Ware on bass and Clayton Cameron on drums. Throughout her performance, Ringwald was quick to give credit to her quartet, but at one point also gave credit to the Dvorak Concert Hall of the Doudna. “It’s like when you’re singing in the shower and you think you’re really good, but then you hear yourself and you’re like, ‘Eh,’” Ringwald said. “Well this is a pretty perfect shower.” One of the pieces made certain to highlight each member of the quartet. “If I Were a Bell,” by Frank Loesser from the musical “Guys and Dolls” gave the musicians time to shine with their own solos. However, Cameron took off with his own drum solo, smoothly transi- tioning from drums to brushes as he rocked through the extended piece. Katie Smith | The Daily Eastern News Ringwald said they called Cam- Molly Ringwald refers to her new album, “Except for Sometimes,” -which she did often throughout the show - during her performance Wednesday in the eron the “brush master,” and men- Dvorak Concert Hall of the Doudna Fine Arts Center. tioned he frequently appears on “Ted During intermission audience “He’s how I learned everything I Jay Lerner before the final song, the EIU Jazz Lab Band at 7:30 p.m. Talks.” members could purchase dessert and did before anything else,” she said. “Don’t You (Forget About Me).” Thursday in the Doudna. She will Ringwald did not strictly stick to coffee from Brick House Bar and She mentioned her first perfor- Ringwald also mentioned her son, be guest performing on two of the songs from her album, however. She Grill. mance came about when she was 3 Roman, was included in her de- band’s songs. incorporated several songs from dif- Dwight Vaught, the assistant dean years old at the California State Fair. but album, as the sound of giggling ferent musicals – most notably “I for the College of Arts and Humani- After the intermission, Ringwald in the song “Exactly Like You,” by Bob Galuski can be reached at Feel Pretty” by Sondheim from the ties, said this was an option Doudna kept the show going, neared the end Fields. 581-2812 or [email protected]. musical “West Side Story.” was looking into providing for audi- by asking the audience if they would Ringwald said she would sing this To see News Editor Bob Ringwald used this song to close ence members either during inter- mind if she switched the encore with song to put her son to sleep, so “he Galuski’s review of the out her first set before intermission. mission or before the show. the final song. had to be included” – and even has a performance head to: Introducing the song, she gave the Ringwald said one of her biggest So the audience heard what would credit on the album. title, and then a quick joke: “And I influences was her father, Bob Ring- be her encore song: “On the Street Ringwald will be continuing her bobbygsworld.wordpress.com do.” wald, who was a jazz musician. Where You Live,” written by Alan stay at Eastern by performing with

» CAA CONTINUED FROM PAGE1 Although the Africana Studies re- Sciences, is to revise the awarded American Politics, Public Policy and quest is the only item CAA will of- credits for GEG 3800, Introduction Public Administration; and Public ficially act upon, other items on the to Cartography. Law and Political Theory. agenda include approving various “The change would align GEG While not on the agenda to be executive actions from the College 3800 with the other geograph- acted upon, other various chang- of Sciences. ic techniques lab courses in the de- es within the Department of Polit- The first of three, all approved by partment which are 2-2-3 in config- ical Science will be added to a fu- the College of Sciences Curriculum uration,” Ornes said in his memo- ture agenda and acted upon in the Committee on Nov. 8, is to allow randum to the CAA. future. a new course BIO 4842, Wildlife The final request within the Col- The CAA will meet at 3 p.m. Ecology and Management, to count lege of Scienes would, if approved, Thursday in the Oakland Room of as an elective option for the Biolog- create three versions of PLS 3863, the Martin Luther King Jr. Univer- ical Sciences: Environmental Stud- Special Topics in Political Science. sity Union. ies Option. The three would have concentra- The next request from Harold tions as follows: Comparative Pol- Jack Cruikshank can be reached at Ornes, the dean of the College of itics and International Relations; 581-2812 or [email protected].

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Quarterback Jimmy Garoppolo and the Eastern offense stepped on to the turf of Roy Stewart Stadium, leading Murray State 30-17 with 7:51 remaining in the fourth quarter. After trailing 30-0 until late in the third quarter, the Racers had stormed back, scoring 17 points in 11 minutes to narrow the gap. Eastern would not turn to Garoppo- lo to seal the Panthers’ 37-17 win, instead Garoppolo turned to red-shirt sophomore Shepard Little to deliver the finishing blow in Murray, Ky., Saturday afternoon. Little began with a gain of nine yards on first down and then three more to place the ball at the Eastern 39-yard line. Garoppolo was standing a few feet back of center Nick Borre, with Little an arms-length away anchored at his right. After the snap out of the shotgun, Garoppolo handed the ball off to Little and then the running back from Scha- umburg delivered a knockout punch Katie Smith | The Daily Eastern News that the Racers would not be able to Red-shirt sophomore running back Sheapard Little, ran for a career-high 173 yards against Murray State Saturday. He had two touchdowns including a come back from. 61-yard run in the fourth quarter after reaggrivating an ankle injury in the first quarter. As the Eastern offensive line created the five-yard line, finally catching up the injury was aggravated. teammate, for your family, for la famil- “I said, ‘son, I’m proud of you,’” Ba- a hole on the right side, Little quickly to Little, but even though he wrapped But that was not the only thing Little ia, your ohana,” Babers said. “That was bers said. “I spoke to him like a father exploded through it. Once he got to the his arms around the running back and had to overcome. huge. There were so many guts involved would speak to his son. I was really second level there were no Murray State drove him to the ground, the referee After the Racers scored their first in that run. That’s what football is all proud of him.” linebackers in sight. Little angled left was signaling an Eastern touchdown. touchdown with 3:07 remaining in about.” Aldo Soto can be reached at near the sideline and as he dashed past Little had his ankle re-tapped, but the third quarter, Little fumbled on the Following the touchdown run Little 581-2812 or [email protected]. midfield, it became a foot race between ended up missing a couple of series on ensuing kickoff. He said he had never was surrounded by several teammates him and two defensive backs, Brandon offense in the first half. He said he first been hit like that ever before. who congratulated him on his effort For the in-depth version of this article go to: Wicks and Darrell Smith. suffered the ankle injury three weeks “You’re running on that ankle as it and then he was met on the sideline by Wicks attempted a diving tackle at before and after being tackled by Small, hurts, as it throbs, as it pounds for your his coach. dailyeasternnews.com Eastern improves individual times Dan Hildebrandt of 11:00.77. Staff Reporter And for the final victory of the day, The Eastern men’s and women’s the men’s 200-freestyle relay team con- swimming teams are coming off losses sisting of Shane Witzki, Adam Jones, to Evansville on Saturday. Mackenzie Miller, and Colin Mc- However, the Panthers did see six Gill came out on top with a time of wins and some individual time im- 1:28.47, which was the season-best for provements. the quartet. Eastern coach Elliot McGill was very Some swimmers that improved their pleased with the efforts of the swim- individual times include: Austin Parrish mers who came out with victories. in the 1000-freestyle, Joan Wakefield “For the men, freshmen Brogan and Courtney Podczerwinski in the O’Doherty and Harris Thompson had 50-freestyle, Mary Lacine and Dylan some really solid individual races,” he Ferguson in the 200-individual med- said. “For the women, Kate Paige, Kay- ley, Jon Delzell and Steve Swiercz in the lee Morris, and Fallyn Schwake had 100- freestyle, Fallyn Schwake and Nik- very solid wins.” ki Peck in the 500-freestyle, and Katie In the men’s 200-backstroke, fresh- VanHootegem in the 200-backstroke. man O’Doherty out swam the oppo- Currently in the Summit League, sition finishing with a time of 1:55.84. Denver is leading all the men’s teams Thompson won the men’s 1000-free- with 847.6 performance points while style with a time of 9:54.73. South Dakota State is sitting in second Paige came out with a victory in the with 523.7. 200-butterfly clocking in at 2:17.85. Dan Hildebrandt can be reached at Morris came up with a win in the 581-2812 or [email protected]. Dominic Baima | The Daily Eastern News 100-freestyle with a time of 53.75. For the in-depth version Freshman Colton Woolsey comes up for a breath of air while doing the breaststroke during a swim meet Nov. 9 at Schwake, who is a freshman, won of this article go to: the Lantz swimming pool. The swimmer was a three-sport athlete during his time in high school. the women’s 1000-freestyle with a time dailyeasternnews.com » TURN AROUND CONTINUED FROM PAGE8 The following week, Eastern Martin and Southeast Missouri. Tennessee-Martin. Despite a late goal The Panthers scored 15 total goals season, making Hinton the backup for squeezed out a pair of 1-0 wins over The Panthers were shutout in both from junior Bianca Navejas, the Pan- this season, but gave up 43. Jerzy. Jerzy made 98 saves in goal for Morehead State and Eastern Kentucky, matches, making it the first time since thers fell 2-1 and were eliminated from Eastern split time in the net be- the Panthers. with Radloff striking again for both. the Austin Peay loss that the team had the tournament. tween three goalkeepers: sophomore Radloff led the team in scoring with Eastern’s first OVC loss came on the been shutout. Cherry was named Co-OVC Coach Emily Hinton, red-shirt freshman Ky- seven goals and 15 points. Radloff also road against Austin Peay, falling 3-0 to The Panthers lost their season fina- of the Year, sharing the award with lie Morgan, and sophomore Cortney took the most shots (45). Carter had the Governors. The Panthers bounced le against Edwardsville, losing 2-1 at Morehead State’s Warren Lipka. Rad- Jerzy. three assists, also leading the team. back with a pair of 2-1 wins over Mur- Lakeside Field. The loss set the stage loff earned first team All-OVC honors, Jerzy saw the most time of the ray State and Jacksonville State before for the team’s rematch against the while red-shirt junior Lauren Hoppen- three. Morgan suffered a hand inju- Dominic Renzetti can be reached at losing their next two to Tennessee- Cougars in the tournament, hosted by steadt earned second team honors. ry, which sidelined her for most of the 581-2812 or [email protected]. @DEN_Sports tweet of the day: #EIU wins 67-60 and improve to 1-1 on the season.

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The Eastern men’s basketball team Regionals was without guard Reggie Smith and forward Sherman Blanford, but it did Members of each have Keenen Anderson for its 67-60 win against Olivet Nazarene Wednes- cross country day night in Lantz Arena. Smith, who led the Panthers with team to travel to 19 points in the season opener against Northwestern, began to sneeze un- Iowa this Friday controllably 20 minutes before the game, coach Jay Spoonhour said. By Blake Nash “His eyes started watering and Staff Reporter swelling up,” Spoonhour said. “We didn’t know what the heck it was.” The cross country season is com- After being taken to the hospital, ing to a close. On Friday, the it is believed that Smith had an asth- men’s and women’s teams will trav- matic attack, Spoonhour said, some- el to Ames, Iowa to compete in the thing neither Eastern nor Smith was NCAA Midwest Regional. aware he had. Unfortunately, the entire team Also, just five minutes into the will not be allowed to compete. game, Blanford, Eastern’s lone senior, Only seven members for each squad collapsed underneath Olivet Naza- will make the trip, including Pablo rene’s basket after fighting for an of- Ramirez and Michael Hesslau from fensive rebound. the men’s team, and Victoria Quar- Spoonhour said there is no telling ton and Emily Brelsfoard from the what the extent of both Smith’s and women’s team. Blanford’s absences are. Thirteen different conferenc- “Keenen was probably the one that es will be represented including the made the most big plays unexpected- Big East, Big 12, Southeastern Con- ly,” Spoonhour said. ference, and the Big 10. The sheer The 6-foot-7 junior forward fin- size of this field does not intimidate ished with the only double-double in Coach Erin Howarth. the game with career highs in points “We’ve raced in many races this and rebounds. large, if not larger, throughout the Anderson scored 10 points and season, so we’re ready for the num- a game-high 11 rebounds, seven of bers,” Howarth said. which came offensively. The goal for this race has slight- “Just go sick ‘em,” Spoonhour said ly changed for the Panthers, How- he told Anderson before going into arth said. the game after Blanford went down. “Our main goal on each side is Eastern’s bench outscored Olivet to run in a pack minus the top two Nazarene’s 36-23. (Quarton and Brelsfoard, Ramirez Eastern shot 73.9 percent from the and Hesslau)”, Howarth said. “Ev- free throw line compared to its 55.3 eryone else is going to pack it up and percent in the season-opening loss to aim to finish in a string.” Northwestern. Howarth said the women had a lot of success running as a pack at the Anthony Catezone can be reached at conference championships, but the 581-2812 or [email protected]. men’s team has yet to have that type For the in-depth version Jason Howell | The Daily Eastern News of race. There is no better time than of this article go to: Sophomore guard Alex Austin attempts a shot over two Olivet Nazarene opponents on Wednesday in Lantz now in their first 5K, Howarth said. Arena. The Panthers beat the Tigers 67-60. Austin scored a game-high 18 points for Eastern. The qualifications to move on to dailyeasternnews.com the national championship meet include the top two teams, and top four individuals not on an advancing team, moving on to the finals. Addi- Team turns season around tional teams and individuals will be chosen later through an at large se- By Dominic Renzetti Eastern would also be without goal- lection process following the region- Managing Editor | @domrenzetti keeper Jessica Taldone, who also grad- al meet. uated. The national championships this The Eastern women’s soccer team At the start of the season, Eastern year will be held at Indiana State finished its season last week with a loss was picked to finish ninth in the OVC University on Nov. 23. Seniors such to Southern Illinois-Edwardsville in the standings. as Ramirez, Hesslau, Danny Delaney first round of the Ohio Valley Confer- Eastern opened the season on Aug. and Matt Black will have competed ence Tournament. 23 at Lakeside Field against Oak- in their last meet as Panthers, if they The Panthers finished with a record land, surrendering a 5-1 loss. The do not qualify for Nationals. of 6-14, with all six wins coming in the goal, scored by junior Madison Carter, Those four veteran runners will OVC, which helped the team secure would be the only goal the team would also help guide two freshmen, who a five seed in the tournament. Eastern score for nearly a month, as the team will be making their first appearance missed the tournament last season for was shutout in its next seven non-con- in a 10K race. the first time in 14 seasons. ference matches. The weather on race day is expect- Following the end of last season, the Eastern’s second goal of the season ed to be 47 degrees and sunny with team underwent a number of changes. came against Valparaiso in the final a little wind. Former coach Summer Perala, who had non-conference match. Despite the 2-1 “Which is ideal weather for dis- been with the team for four seasons, re- loss, sophomore Hannah Miller scored tance running and better compared signed in the summer leading up to the the goal that got the ball rolling for the to weather we’ve had recently,” How- season. Panthers. arth said. With only a few months before the In the team’s first OVC match, Race time is scheduled for noon first match, Eastern athletic director sophomore Molly Hawkins scored the both races. Barbara Burke named Jason Cherry in- game-winning goal in overtime against The last cross country national terim head coach. Cherry had just fin- Belmont to give the team its first win championship won by Eastern was ished his first season at Eastern as an as- of the year. in 1977. The Panthers won with 32 sistant. Cherry named Tony Castelon as Eastern saw its biggest offensive ex- points, followed by South Dakota his assistant heading into the season. plosion come in its second OVC match State with 151. The 119 point differ- The Panthers were also entering the against Tennessee-Tech. The Panthers ence is one of the largest margins in 2013 season without last season’s lead- scored four goals in a 4-2 win at home NCAA history. ing scorer Kristin Germann, who grad- over the Golden Eagles. Junior Meagan Jason Howell | The Daily Eastern News Junior midfield forward Meagan Radloff makes an attempt on the ball. uated. The team’s second leading scor- Radloff had two goals to celebrate her Blake Nash can be Radloff would score the only goal in the game which would give the Pan- er from 2012, Brooke Sill, transferred 21st birthday in the win. reached at 581-2812 thers a 1-0 win over Morehead State at Lakeside Field on Friday. to Florida Gulf Coast in the off-season. 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