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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the 1982 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]. will be cloudy with percent a eo· chance of showers, temperatures in the low to mid 50s. Thursday night will be cloudy and mild with a 70 percent chance of showers, temperatures in the low SO's. Eastern llllnols University I Charleston, Ill. 81920 I Vol. 88,News No. 82 / Two Sections, 24 Pages St.udent loan requests up
by Carl Pugliese A delay in processing the Illinois Guaranteed Loan Program applications has caused a slight increase in the number. of students who have applied for emergency loans this semester, a financial aids of ficial said recently. Herb Brooks-, director of Veteran Services, said there has been a steady stream of Eastern students applying for emergency loans this semester. Brooks said about 700 loans have been granted to students this year in comparison to about 630 last year during the period fromAugust to November. Brooks, who approves and screens all emergency loan applications, said a delay in sending IGLP funds to students has been a "contributing" factor in the increase of emergency loan applications. Financial Aids Counselor Elmer Pullen said the IGLP loan proces$ing has been delayed due to a com puter change-over on Sept. 16 in the IGLP's Deer field office. A talent show Wednesday sponsored by Delta Pullen said although the Deerfield office has Sigma Pi business fraternity offered unknown talent a resumed processing student loan applications, the process is ''still running slow.'' chance to bask in the limelight for awhile. To the left, Eastern's Financial Aids Office was informed by Kevin Gates of the band Karosel performed a solo as the opening act of the show . Above, English in the Deerfield officethat efforts are being made to in structor Devin Brown, master of ceremonies, and his crease the output of processed loans and the office "lovely assistant, Cheri," provided entertainment may get an additional shift of personnel to help alleviate the backlog of unprocessed loans. between performances. (News photos by Joe Anglum) Pullen said although he is unsure when students will receive the IGLP loans, he thinks the loan checks will be available within three weeks. Brooks said another reason for an increase in the amount of emergency loans is due to the-changes in formulas for grant applicants. He added that some students did not receive the grants they requested this u�known·talents- - semester. ow·highlights ·''These are people who sort of fall in the cracks . fessionalism, style and audience participation, n Leatherwood and aren't eligible for any other aid,'' Brooks said. 's unknown talents surfaced Wednesday in equalling a total of 100points possible. Judging the Brooks also attributed the poor economic situation nt Showcase presented in the Union Grand acts were Betty Boyer, editor and publisher of the as a reason for the increase in emergency loans. m Delta Sigma Pi business fraternity. Times-Courier; Ike Kennard, owner Ike's Little by "Times are tougher now," he said. last act of the night was certainly not the least. Campus; and Steven Jones, University Board Chair In addition, some students have been waiting Shernita Banks won the first-place prize of man. 90 r days to repay their emergency loans, instead of the ''Somewhere Over the Rainbow.'' "I thought this went over well. There's a lot of singing normal 30- to 60-day period in which loans are place went to a solo singer and guitarist, talent here;'' Kennard said. · nd repaid, Brooks said. lUssmen. She performed "After all the Glitter" The show was co-coordinated by Delta Sigma Pi a check in the amount of $40. members Kim Goehler and Joy Johnson. Benefits received 'Moose' Mahoney earned his third-place win from the show will go to the fraternity's activities of $20 for his impersonations. The audience fund. when he did Edward G. Robinson and clap Tickets were sold in advance for $1 and $1.50 at ed Inside he finishedwith Elvis. the door. With almost ballroom seats full, when 400 judges' scorings were so close that. fourth and Johnson estimated profit at $400. Suddenly sunk places were added to the list of winners. The audience was able to demonstrate their singing Eastern's soccer Panthers were booted out of ourth for place went to singer Laurie Hadfield talent in a sing-along directed and accompanie� by the playoffs Wednesday when North Texas blues medley, and five men performing as the Brown. State scored a goal with two seconds remaining .Five danced and sang their way to fifth Ticket stubs were drawn and door prizes including n in sudden death overtime, making the final score . Jackson fans lunged at the stage as "Michael" freepizza , ice cream, University bowling and a Miller 1-0. across the stage. Lite hanging lamp were awarded at random between ed see page9 other talent discovered was master· of acts. nies, Devin Brown. Brown, who made his 'Senior Deneen Bradford, an audience member, Changin ' times t his was some of the best said Eastern has more talent than she expected to see. as an emcee, said, "T Eastern students who plan on remaining in t "I loved it. I thought there was a lot of talent. The I've ever seen.'' Charleston over Thanksgiving vacation should acts were judged on originality, quality, pro- Jackson's were my favorite," Bradford said. e take note of the modified hours of several univer sity buildings. see page ursday slated 'American Smokeout' day 6 dyHubbart cigarettes, Keller said. Movin ' in People who are trying to "kick the habit" of Those who throw away a half of pack will receive The Winter Sports Guide is filled with infor!lla ette smoking will have the opportunity to do so one apple and those who throw away an entire pack tion for Eastern fans about who, when and the Great American Smokeout Thursday. will receive three apples., where the Panthers will be playing this winter. smokeout is a way for smokers to give up see supplement The Keller said the Smokeout has been an annual event for just one day, Keryl Keller, co-adviser of king at Eastern, as well as the rest of the nation,· for the em 's Health Education Club said. past several years. Good as gold Keller said a booth will be set up from 9 a.m. to 2 She . added that past smokeouts have been suc Statistically speaking, Eastern's football unit , Thursday in the southeast lobby· of Coleman cessful and volunteers have collected half a trashcan came out on top in the final Mid-Continent Con-· . Smokers may pick up information on smoking fullof cigarettes during the 24-hour period. ference team and individual rankings released leave their cigarettes at the booth. ''We just ask smokers to give it a try for the day,'' Wednesday. American Cancer Society, which is sponsoring she said. However, Keller added, "If we can just get see page The 11 smokeout along with the Health Education Club, one person to stop smoking (permanently), it is a suc smokers to throw away at least half of a pack of cess." ..� Dally Eastern 2 Tbur:sdpy, November;t 8, 1982. _ Th� N
Associated Press Factory-use rate worst on record WASHINGTON (AP)-Nearly one-third of million units-but the same report provided News Round-Up the production lines at U.S. factories stood idle ter news in the form of a second straight jump· last month as the recession deepened, in what building permits forfuture construction. one economist called a "near depression." The Permits rose to an annual rate of 1.18 millio Unemployment remains high 68.4 percent factory-use rate reported Wednes up 17. 7 percent from September and up a full CHICAGO-Kankakee had the fifth-highest unemploy day was the worst on record. percent from October of last year-good n ment rate among U.S. cities in September, the latest month Shortly after the Federal Reserve Board report since permits indicate how well builders sho for which figures were available, · according to the U.S. was released, President Reagan told reporters he be doing in coming months. Economists say Bureau of Labor Statistics. was thinking about asking Congress to give· ter times for home builders could also help · b Kankakee's rate was 17.2 percent in September, according Americans access to next July's tax-rate cut in recovery for the overall economy. the government. to January in order to stimulate the economy by en In Florida, Reagan said he had not deci Illinois' seasonally unadjusted unemp loyment rate in couraging consumer spending. whether to ask Congress to move the effecti �eptember was 12.1 percent. In a third economic development, the Com date of the tax-rate cut ahead to January. Rockford, at 17 percent, was seventh among the nation's merce Department said housing starts by U.S. But he said, "It would stimulate the economy top jobless cities. builders rose 1 percent in October. That was only That's what's so appealing about it." Decatur, which had topped the state with 20 percent out of a modest increase-to an annual rate of 1.12 .vorkin August, fell back to 16.9 percent. Quinn: consumers outmatched Judgment entered against Gacy SPRINGFIELD-Consumers are like 5-year-olds facing a · CHICAGO · neavyweight boxing champ in trying to fight Illinois utilities' (AP)-A $1 million judgement has Ms. Nieder had filled an $80 million dam been entered suit Po rate increase proposals, the head of a statewide coalition said against convicted mass murderer in 1980 against Gacy, the Chicago · Wednesday. John Wayne Gacy by a Cook County Circuit Department and Illinois and Iowa prison Court judge So Patrick Quinn, Coalition forPoliti cal Honesty founder, on behalf of the mother of one of parole agencies. the victims. Gacy, before coming to Chicago in early said consumers need their own heavyweight defender, in the 1 form of a well-financedCitizens Utility Board. Gacy was convicted in 1980 of the sex-related from Waterloo, Iowa, was convicted of sodo slayings of 33 and served time in "The utilities have enormous financial resources, and con young men and boys. Twenty-six an Iowa prison. When bodies were dug earlier conviction sumers have practically nothing to match them," Quinn told up from the crawl space beneath came to light, it spurred the· Statehouse reporters. "I don't think that's fair." his modest ranch-style home in a northwest· vestigation that broke the case. Chicago township. Ms. Nieder alleged Quinn's group is renewing a drive for the citizens board, that her son was kill Dolores Nie because of po trying to put advisory propositions on local ballots this spring der, mother of John Mowery, 19, negligence on the part of the testified and agenci fr asking voters if they think it would be a good idea. briefly before Judge Donald O'Connell es, all of whom were dismissed who entered the judgment Tuesday against Gacy. the suit in an earlier hearing. NOW: women voters significant The 40-year-old Gacy is in Menard Correctional Mowery' s body was among those unearthed Center under a death sentence which the crawl space . Another body was found un SPRINGFIELD-The state chapter of the National automatically was appealed to the Illinois the flooring of a recreational room and two m Organization for Women claimed Wednesday that women Supreme Court. were buried on the property. angry .about Illinois'. rejection of the Equal Rights Amend ment were a "significant factor" in the governor's race and the election of a pro-ERA Legislature. "There is ample evidence in both the gubernatorial and Reagan nlaytry tomove tax NGTON (AP)-Despite estimates that by Treasury Secretary Donaldcut T. Regan, legislative elections that the women's vote was a significant WASHI w factor and that the new Legislature will be much more signifi the federal deficit is headed foi: $200 billion, proposed it to the president within the past cant factor and that the new Legislature will be much more President Reagan is thinking about a six-month weeks, according to administration sources. responsive to women's rights issues," said Tina Tchen, vice speedup in next year's 10 percent income tax cut, However, budget director David A. Stock president of Illinois NOW, in a prepared statement. as an "appealing" way of boosting consumer and chief White House economist Martin · Feldstein are strongly opposed to the move spending. as Agents blamed for campaign . The Treasury Department -proposal would weak eonomic· tonic that would increase paychecks beginning to WASHINGTON-President Reagan's claim that Soviet make the cut effeotive hr already bloated budget deficit, according agents are partly behind the American campaign for nuclear Jan. 1 rather than July 1. Officials say that sources, who did not want their names used. a weapons freeze was apparently based on similar allegations in would put ·an additional $14.6 billion into Officials opposed to the plan said Western 1:-,urope and on an article in Reader's Digest, one of workers' hands, enabling them to help spend the doubted a speeded-up cut could get through · his favorite magazines. weak economy out of recession. special post-election session of Congress t When Reagan's assertion at a news conference last week "We're thinking about it. We're talking about begins later this month. If anything, was questioned, the White House produced a list of published that," Reagan told reporters Wednesday in Democrats in Congress ·are talking about r Florida, just before returning to the White ing or scaling down the tax cut to help close materials in attempt to document .the president's statement. · Those materials, however, contain few references to the House. deficitestimated to hit $170 billion in the curr h domestic freeze campaign. T e idea of speeding up the cut is being pushed fiscal year. TACO GRINGO
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'1 CrystalSchrof The Off-Campus Student Housing Association Wednesday will discuss a plan to implement a uniform housing lease for Eastern students. OCHSJ\ Chairman Bob Erio said the proposed would be standard for all houses and apartment complexes. Erio said OCSHA is looking at a lease used by the University of Illinois. "We (OCSHA board members) are going through ttand making some revisions,'' Erio said. Steve Davis, Student Legal Service director, Erio 1nd Charleston realtors Ed McClane and Hank Ber skens are working on revising the U of I lease, Erio said. Erio said OCSHA is working with Charleston realtors so the lease would be more readily acceptable for all involved. In other business, Erio said the board will be reviewing the OCSHA constitution to determille if any changes are necessary. Also, OCHSA will be sending out its information Let's be friends booklets to 117 Charleston landlords, Erio said. The Jamie Hyndman, daughter of Eastern soccer State on Wednesday. The Panthers lost the game booklets contain information on the functions of 1- coach Schellas Hyndman, kept Terri Jankowski com- 0. See related story page 9. (News photo by Beth OCSHA. OCSHA will meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Union addi pany during the Panther game against North Texa� Lander) tion Kansas Room. CAA to discuss computer courses Faculty right to trike by Audrey Dumentat s B. The CAA will review the recommendations from A set of guidelines for �ll future microcomputer the subcommittee, make any necessary changes, and course proposals w _ ll be d1scussed Thursday by of noon seminar . � the then decide whether they . want to adopt the topic Council on Academic Affam._ guidelines CAA chairman David Buchanan said Iglehart ' tr Amy E. Due to the increasing number of requests from Tuesday. Public employees have the· right tQ strike, the ex departments for microcomputer courses, the CAA However, so CAA members will have a chance to ecutive vice president for Board of Governors formed su comm1ttee_ to study the issue and recom- review the guidelines, the set of rec mr-endations IChools in the University Professionals of· Illinois � o end gu1 elmes� forthe CAA to follow when review- will not come to vote until next week, Buchanan ad- lty union said Wednesday. � a mg new microcomputer� courses. ded. Elder, who is also a member of Eastern's Carol The recommendations for reviewing microcom English department, spoke on the issue at a brown puter course proposals include the following: bag seminar Wednesday. Computer task force · • Departments proposing new microcomputer Elder said teachers should be allowed to maximize courses will be required to specify how the new com their job situation.by means which may include strik- to decide.instruction ing. - puter course relates to a minimum programming level. The requirement does not apply to computer "In order to have a real say in work conditions, in by Ron Wesel courses that do not deal with programming. pay, in work load and when there is a question of the Eastern's task force on computer education The CAAwill appoint a committee of qualified quality of services provided, then a strike may be the·· Thursday will begin its attempt to determine the type; � persons with backgrouridsin computer programming most drastic but necessary weapon," Elder.said. of computer education 'instruction that students, to prepare a competency test which would determine Elder listed alternatives to striking, including set faculty and administrators should receive.. · a student's minimum programming level. ting workshops and committees. The computer committee was created to determine up • Students who have a background in programm Although strikes disrupt the educational process, the type of computer education program Eastern ing will have access to a self-paced instructional Elder said public service is being disrupted by other should develop within the next fiveyears . package in a central location where microcomputers means that include cutbacks in education spending, Jon Laible, task force chairman and dean of the are available and where there is a trained staff reduced faculty, and transference of services in to College of Arts and Sciences, said the committee member to offer assistance. day's economy. must attempt to determine what computer education • The CAA should encourage departments with "A strike can also be used to dramatize the impor means for the students, faculty and administration. qualified computer programming faculty to propose tance of the services we provide," Elder said. "It (computer education) will be different for each and offer courses designed to meet the minimum pro Elder said public servants are taxpayers just like group," Laible said. For students, the computer gramming level. 1nyone else and should not be treated as "second education may be through some type of computer in class citizens" and denied the right to strike. struction. "Professionals have the right to have some say to However, some alternative programs may have to Conectlon the shaping of conditions under which they work," be created for administrators and faculty, he added. she said. The committee also will attempt to define what It was incorrectly reported in Wednesday's Daily Elder stressed the importance of unions iri the "computer literacy:" will be for the three groups. The Eastern News that graduate student Millie Henry educational sector. She used the example of the committee currently is unsure of what computer Brunbaugh will play the faun in "The Faun in the of 100individual strings compared to the same literacy is and what kind of computer literacy the Forest," an opera to be presented Thursday and Fri power strings being combined into a cable. three groups should have, Laible said. day as part of "An Evening of Musical Comedy" by "Strings twisted. into a cable will have more pull "It is possible we will be able to define what com Eastern's Music Theatre Ensemble. than the 100 separate strings," Elder said. puter literacy will be for Eastern,'' he said. Brunbaugh will play the medieval lady, Jan Faires "We can exert more political pressure as a group. The task force on computer education will meet at of the music department said. Senior Randy Umfleet 8 a.m. Thursday in the Union addition Martinsville the faun and senior Rex Rund will pJ.ay the e most effective way to exert pressure is to have a will play · to the you are making." Room. lady's suitor, Sir Hugo the ull. backup demands p
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City,campus lighting inadequate Personalfile: As winter approaches, darkness falls at an john Best ,�arlier time and the insufficient lighting on and Editorial near Eastem's campus becomes more vices Building and the area along Seventh· Street 'Cute' trinkets 'loticeable. just south of Lincoln Avenue and Fourth Street over-runriing Walking home in pitch dark from Booth Library between Lincoln and Garfield avenues. all or a night class can be frightening and potentially Not all students live in the South Quad dangerous. Eastern's campus should have residence halls or in the Lincoln-Stevenson our store shelves enough lights so students walking at night can Douglas complex; many students have to travel a I don't know about you, but I'm · sick of E.T. and an. the other feel safe and secure. fair distance to get back to their rooms. over· commercialized characters On Page Four of the Nov. 12 issue of Students who live off-campus and in Carman from The Daily movies, television and comic strips. Eastern students commented on and East Halls must travel a long way in the dark The movie "E.T.-The Extra Eastern News Ter· the lack. of lighting on campus. before arriving at their homes. Many of the streets restrial" was fun and entertaining, but Most students believed that additional lights are these students must travel are not on campus enough is enough! E.T.'s likeness is on posters, shirts, glasses, pajamas, needed and had definite ideas on where those property, they belong to Charleston. · bumper stickers and even lights should be placed. _ Charleston, like Eastern, needs additional Time magazine. Areas such as the rock garden near the Life lighting to ensure e the saf ty of both Eastern E.T. doesn't deserve all the fame Science Building, the stretch between Thomas students and other Charleston residents. he's received. When you come and Carman Halls, Booth Library's quad, The right · Charleston community and Eastern officials down to it, he's an ugly little creature that fits more appropriately into a sidewalks by the Student Services Building and should work together to make the streets of "R"· rated horror movie rather than the area along Seventh and Fourth streets were Charleston and Eastern's campus safer. a "PG"· all cited as places with insufficient lighting. Charleston and Eastern officials should look into rated children's film. But E.T. is not the only over· This student response shows that, in most the problem of inadequate lighting and try to work commercialized character we con cases, students believe that the lack of lighting on out a feasible plan for installing additional lighting sumers must endure. There are plenty campus is a real problem. of other ridiculous advertising in the areas that residents and students think are gim While it is not feasible for the entire campus to most important for their safety. micks that make use of popullr be totally illuminated, certain freqently traveled Additional lighting will be expensive, but safety characters. When you go into a areas should be made safe by the installation of grocery, toy or department store you is more important than the money that would be are overwhelmed by merchandise with additional lighting. spent on a program of better lighting. pictures of characters peering out at A few locations that do need some attentJ.cin are A university is an institution of higher learning you from the shelves, eagerly waiting the areas between Booth Library and the and is concerned with the advancement of minds. for you to purchase them. More loathsome creatures that greenhouse near the Life Science Building, the Students, faculty and staff should be able ·to ad have also recently gainedp ?pularity with distance between Old Main and the Student -Vance their minds and do-it safely-not in the dark. < the Ser- masses are Mr. and Ms. Pacman. Besides being printed on assorted trinkets, I have also seen the "cute" couple on pizzas, cookies, watermelon slices, donuts and other junk food. I can't wait until I open my first an of c Pacman beer. Who's to blame for all of this over· commericialization? The companies that manufacture the trinkets we so happily spend thousands of dollars on each year? The advertising agencies that spend thousands of dollars t pro o mote them? The stores that sell them to us? If you answered "yes" to any t of he above, you're wrong; it's us. That's right, we're to blame. The companies that manufacture this junk wouldn't be- in business if it weren't for our willingness to waste money on silly purchases. Just what segment of the population is responsible for keeping those com· Yourturn panies in business? Believe it or not, Eastern students seem to be doing Columns bad for image their part. editor, but does he come out of the you tell me which one of those is in I took the first official "John Best Editor: darkroom (or the dark ages!) when he Ohio and which one is in Florida? Trinket Poll" and discovered that out of 50 I am writing this letter in response to writes? Of course you c�n. How about the people polled under the Union the past three Personal File columns I urge the News to either buy more University of Illinois and University of Il Walkway: • 29 written by Brian Ormiston regarding fiim for Brian's camera or frozen quiche linois? Which one is in Chicago and people owned Ziggy trinkets. • 21 real men, real women, and telephone for his meals, because he is certainly which is in Champaign? people owned Garfield trinkets. • 1 6 usemisuse. 10t a real writer. Well, I personally can't tell the dif people owned Peanuts trinkets. • I understand The Daily Eastern News ference and I doubt if anyone else can, 1 6 people owned Smurf trinkets. • 1 4 has many fine and competent writers Name withheld by request so I need the clarification. It just stands people owned Muppet trinkets. • who are very devoted to bringing the to reason that people would think of people owned E.T. trinkets. • 4 student population the latest in news Miami, Fla., one of the larger and more 3 people owned Strawberry Short· and features. Keep 'Miami of Ohio' well-known cities in Florida when you cake trinkets. Having been a student at Eastern for talk about Miami University. • Only 8 people out of 50 did not own any trinkets at all, but more the past three years, I have come to Editor: Thank you, once again for the brief than half of them owned more than appreciate the dedication and hard This is an open letter to Paul Stilp. history of Miami University. It was very one trinket! I guess that shows you y work that has gone into making our I'm sure you noticed· the reference in informative. But from now on, I think it wh school newspaper one of the best (if The Daily Eastern News ' Wednesday would be easier to refer to it as "Miami companies are in the trinket business. the way they not the be$t) in the country. sports section to. "Miami of Ohio." I of Ohio." If things continue have However, Brian Ormiston· has tar thought I had better point out their So why don't you try nitpicking about been, before long it's going to be im nished The Daily Eastern News ' image mistake again in case you missed it. something else? How about the possible to buy a glass, mug « anything else without the face of s � with his tactless and juvenile columns. Everybody should know the dif "aliens" at Eastern? o His humor is far from being humorous! ference between the University of "cute" creature plastered all over it. I realize that he is a photography and the University of Miami. Can Don Campbeil -John Best is a campus reporter for Miami The Daily Eastern News. y, November Thursda 18, 1982 5 Student Senate approves idea fpr AB bylaw revision
by Michael Kuo dent Affairs Glenn Williams or the The Student Senate Wednesday ap AB." - proved a proposed Apportionment The bylaw revision, which now Board bylaw revision which would needs ·administrative approval, would discourage deficit spending on discourage deficitspending on student Eastern's student-facultyboards . facultyboards , Cole said. Financial Vice President John Cole's In other business, the senate discuss proposal which would reword the ed the possibility of Eastern's student bylaws •��-��..,....�•· to read: "The AB, as a general government joining the Mattoon policy, does not allow deficit spen Association of Commerce, but did not ding,'' passed the senate with one take any action. "no" vote. If Eastern would join the Mattoon He added, "Before they would be Association of Commerce the member allowed to deficit spend, they would ship dues would be $40, Senate have to talk to Vice President for Stu- Speaker Terese Lang said.
· UniConranon studied mentsby about OCSHA each one. by Pepe Members of Eastern's Off-Campus She said OCSHA has no such list, Student Housing Association traveled although it is currently developing one. to Western Illinois University_ recently However, Clayberg said there also to study the school's Student Tenant are similarities between the two Union, an OCSHA member said. groups. Diane Clayberg, landlord relations Both groups have four subcommit committee chairman, said the purpose tees, including landlord relations, of the Oct . 23 trip was to study publications, survey and · housing Western's tenant union, which OC availabilities committees, Clayberg SHA is modeled after, and to generate said. more ideas for OCSHA. The landlord relations committee members provides tenants with way to per Clayberg said OCSHA a found several differences between the sonally meet with local landlords. two organizations. The publications committee has She said one major difference is developed a handbook which offers "OCSHA works together with the suggestions to tenants about off adults of ·our community while campus living. Western's tenant union works The survey committee is developing separately from the community.'' a survey for tenants to find out any men Clayberg said another difference is problems they might be encountering Okay,Coach Chuck Dickerson gives the Panthers a pep talk In the locker room that Western has compiled a list onhe and the housing availabilities commit before beating Kentucky State 73-0 Saturday. (News photo by Brian Ormiston)· names�of various l�dlords, with com! tee aids students in findinghousing .
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City Council approves IRB fees Charleston's City Council voted 3-0 City Attorney Tony Sunderman said Tuesday in favor of a proposal to make Charleston currently charges a flat the municipal fee charged for the is minimum fee of "about $3,500" for suance of industrial revenue bonds IRB approval. equal to costs incurred by the city. The new ordinance will allow The proposal originated as a com businessmen to obtain IRB approval promise measure for small local for the direct cost to the city. businessmen who opposed the sale of In other business, the council ap IRBs by developer John Young for the proved the leasing of Western Union purpose of constructing a Wal-Mart equipment to the Cha rleston police store in Charleston. department. Commissioner Olga Durham said to discuss the equipment will be used by the RHA police to ''tap into state and national computers" when investigating a bicycle storage crime. The Residence Hall Association will discuss the success of the RHA sponsored bike storage at its regular meeting Thursday, RHA president Lynn Vokac said. RHA members offered students the opportunity to store their bikes for the winter in the basement of Pemberton for Hall for $2. Bikes were accepted storage Tuesday · and Wednesday. Students will be able to take their bikes out of storage in March and April. Vokac said the RHA also will discuss a recent trip nine members made to the Association of College Great Lakes and University Residence Halls con vention at Michigan State. The meeting is scheduled for 4:40 p.m. Thursday in Taylor Hall.
President to propose new Russian hotline (AP)-President WASHINGTON Reagan is about to propose to the Soviet Union an expansion of the Washington-Moscow hotline and other "confidence-building" measures, in duding notice .of upcoming missile tests, administration sources said Wednesday. The sources said Reagan, in his new arms control initiative, will encourage "Only a turkeyshoul.d be stuffe d like this on Thanksgi,ving." the post-Brezhnev leadership in Mosow to reach an agreement with U.S. negotiators in Geneva.on at least There's a better way to get some of the principles of his proposed treat�· to �harply reduce strategic there this Thanksgiving. Greyhound is going your way with trouble-free, economical nuclear wear·ons on both sides. service.You can leave directly from campus or other nearby locations. The initiative is contained in a M ost schedules have stops at convenient suburban locations. And >peech nearing completion in which the talk about comfort. You get a soft, reclining seat and plenty of room oresident imends to draw attention to for carry-on bags. che massive sums the superpowers are So next trip, go with the ride you can rely on. Go Greyhound. spending on Jefense and urge that they intensify their efforts, to reverse tbe ac From campus To Campus . c.:umulation of nuclear weapons E. II. Student Union Lv 4:1 5p Chicago Lv 6:45p However, he will not propose a less Champaign Ar 5:20p 95th & Dan comprehensive pact than one man Markham Ar 7:10p Ryan Expy. Lv 7:10p dating sharp cuts in current arsenals, 95th & Dan Markham Lv 7:35p Ryan Expy. Ar 7:35p Champaign Ar 9:25p nor will he support ratification of the Chicago Ar 8:00p E. II. Student Union Ar 10:30p SALT II treaty, signed in Vienna iii Forconvenient d11ily serviceand complete information, call 581-3616. 1979 by former }>resident Jimmy ScheaUfes operate everyweekend except during holidays, exam week and semester break. Prices aridschedules Carter and the late Soviet Presi dent subjectto change. Some service requires reservations. Leonid I. Brezhnev, said the sources. The sources revealed the president's plans on condition that their names not � GOGRE YHOUND driving us. IC>1981 Greyhound Lines, Inc. be used. And leave the to . ' .
Eastern News ..· ..Thursday, Nc;>vember e Dally 18� 1982 7 rea senior citizens Laker rocks toho ld benefit raff le Lake Land College ·to host concert O'Shea Laker, a local rock band, will present a concert Gene A handmade doll house and other items crafted by with special guest Inside Straight Saturday at the Charleston senior citizens are ,being raffled off to Lake Land College fieldhouse . . Review: benefitthe Charleston Senior Citizens' Center. The concert will be the band's final area ap john Raffle tickets for the doll house and other prizes pearance before traveling to Philadelphia in Stockman cost $1 and are being sold by pledge members of January, where Laker is auditioning for six major Eastern's Delta Tau Delta fraternity as part of their record labels including Columbia, Mercury, and Asylum/Elektra, lead singer Tracy Turner said. album, community project. Nuclear Lightshow, and is writing songs Tickets may also be obtained at the senior citizens' The five-man band will perform original com now for a third record. center, 720 Sixth St. positions as well as selections from Rush, REO "We've come through the phases,'' Turner said, Jenny Hovorca, executive director of the center, Speedwagon, Head East, and Triumph. Although· "we're no longer hung up on our sound. Our music she was not sure how much the doll house was Turner said he numbers those bands among in is a sound that people can relate to." said worth but added that a simil�r doll house was recent fluences, he added the members of Laker admire The national music scene is "off-balance," says sold in Mattoon for $3,500. any music that is harmonic. guitarist LeDune. "Too many bands imitate each The doll house is a three-story Victorian model Besides Turner, the band includes Marty other and I think we've gotten away fromtha t.'' that measures 4 feet by 4 feet and is on display at Weatherford on bass, Rick LeDune on guitar, Laker was formed in March and includes Eagle Bank, 701 Sixth St. Lance Edwards on drums, and Kurt Holley on residents of Charleston, Mattoon, and Paris including fur keyboards and synthesizers. between the ages of and Hovorca al so said the entire house, 18 24. and carpeting, was handmade. With Todd Hawkins instead of Edwards on They got their name from the number of lakes in niture The proceeds from the raffle will be used to sup drums, Laker recorded an album at Urbana's the area and also from a Lake Charleston incident port operating expenses of the center, Hovorca said. Faithful Sound Studio earlier this year. Making the earlier this year when Turner saved a person from record, titled "helped us to get where Second-place prize in the raffle is a children's table Look Ahead, drowning. He said he realized then that "water not chair, and the third-place prize is a doll cradle. we're going," Turner said. only gives life, but it takes life too." and Tickets can also be purchased at several local "We're a tight band, tight as a family, and we're The concert, scheduled from 8-11. p.m., will W. Lincoln, will sell pretty confident and determined we'll make it," feature tons of lighting and sound equipment. businesses. Eagle Bank, 111 26 tickets from Nov. Fromme! Hardware, Turner said. He added thP. band has backed up that It'll be "a party," Holley said, "with us playing the 22-26. 61 8 · . to Dec. 1 confidencewith $45 of their own money. music.'' Jackson Ave., will sell tickets from Nov 29 ,000 and. sell Once signed, Turner said Laker plans to rerecord Tickets can be purchased for $4.50 at D's, Unfinished Unfinished, 518 Sixth St., will Mr. · their first album, which was recorded on an eight 405 Lincoln Ave., and Mazuma Records, kets fromDec . 2- 15. 1421 prizes track tape machine and therefore has a thin sound. Fourth St. Tickets costing $5.50 will be on sale at The drawing for the doll house and the other · will take place at noon Dec. 15 at the senior citizens' The band has already written songs for a second the door concert night. ter. ane/ presents seminar to ive g ALDO on ay facts g s CELLA Best ly John .. Information concerning homosex JACKSON ST. AT ITI. 130 uality and the college student was 3'5·5722 and presented Wednesday night during a OlllVHJP'-wtNDOW inar sponsored by the psychology EA ST- S/DE honorary fraternity, Psi Chi. Followin� a brief introduction, a present panel comprised of eight gay male and female Eastern students opened the ''Price ftoor up for questions concerning homosexuality. Members of the panel answered a Pair '' questions such as, "What is the general attitude towards homosexuals ·on cam pus?" think that people put their heads En ter the EDER Era "I in sand and just ignore the issue,'; one Brewers since 2, the Eder brewry ad heres panelist said. 1 8 7 Another panelist said, "I en to the oldest purity law in existence the countered some difficulties while living a dorm at when people found out - or the Bavarian Purity Act of bo t me. a u I received obscene phone Rheinheitsgebot calls and threats.'' 1516. Another question asked was, "What Eder beer will be available in bottles and liter ldvice would you give straight people ™ 4 who have a friend confide in them that cans. "Multi-Tap" tappers for liter cans. they are gay? " 4 "Remember that they are the same person as they were before," a male Co2 Tapper (One free C02 Cartridge) ...... panelist responded. s OO Another panelist added, "Support 1 3 them as much as you can." L·t1_ er "M"1n1 . eg '' ...... When questioned about where so 4 K meone should go for support if he '$699 thinks he is gay, one panelist respond r "M.1n1 · eg " ...... "Talk with a friend that you can rOf ed, your ome-h K •1 999 trust. The Counseling Center offers py support groups that you can at tend." Get Yo urs NO W!
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The Crusaders are predicted to finish ROSEMONT, Ill.-In Valparaiso Smith pledged a new look for his last in the AMCU this season in poll a head coach Tom Smith's mind, his 1982-83 Crusaders and with the help of which involved the league's coaches, Crusaders can ·only get better this eight new recruits, he stressed op athletic directors and sports informa season after suffering through a dismal timism heading into his third season at tion directors. 9-18 campaign last year. Valparaiso. Despite the prediction, Smith said if "I guess I have one of those good "You'll find . that we have a com his new recruits can play. together, he news-bad news things," Smith told the pletely different look," Smith said. expects a much better year. "If our showdown large _media delegation on hand Mon ". We were slow, didn't shoot the ball people really come together, we can SpiEastkerern's volleyball team travels day at the Association of Mid and couldn't guard anyone last year. I win more than that," Smith said. Continent Universities to Southwest Missouri for the ' first annual really look for us to improve." Entering the campaign as possible Gat way Collegiate Athletic Con basketball press gathering. Smith has added five junior college starters are newcomers Mike Thomp e tournament. "The bad news is that we were 9-18 a transfers who should provide im son at guard and Anthony Robinson, ference see page year ago, including J-11 against teams mediate benefits and two freshmen Greg Mostella and Jim Stueve at the 10 in this conference," Smith said. "The who will form the foundation for the forward positions. Returning are good news is that we don't have any future. The Crusaders are in a {See CRUSADERS, page 11) . . ·. · . - . ... ,. .. _ The Dally Eastern : 1 .0 . . .. · ".Thur'sday·;-November ·t 8, t 982 -.··.-.- -- -- Ne Statisticallybes t Eastern spikers Panthers lead MCC ranks John Humenik for team defense in averaging by 236.3 yards per game. set to challenge With one game remaining on the Mid-Continent The Panthers had averaged 261 .1 yards per game a Conference grid slate, Eastern's football team not week ago. . only has won its third straight title but also has Behind Eastern was Southwest Missouri, which led for GCA dominated the MCC statistically this season. the league with a 255.9 average. However, the Bears C title Susan McCann Northern Iowa, who shares the conference crown (5-6) increased their mark to 270.6 in losing to by Eastern, closes out its schedule against Southern Illinois 21-7 Saturday Eastern's spikers will face stiff competition in with . Youngstown State Saturday and is statistically no Eastern also ranked the best in 'team offense hav Springfield, Mo. when they vie for the first �hreat to the Panthers. ing lifted its yard average per game from 362.9 .to Gateway Collegiate Athletic Conference cham After battling Southwest Missouri statistically this 375.6 Saturday. The Bears followed with a 329.4 pionship. ;eason, Eastern finally notched the MCC's top average per game. The fourth-seeded Lady Panthers, 34-1 1 .dur statistical honor in ranking first in six of the eight The Panthers claimed both the offensive and ing the regular season, are slated to begin their team categories released Wednesday by the MCC. defensive team scoring honors in averaging 27 .5 and quest for the GCAC crown at 4:30 p.m. In addition, the Panthers claimed six of the nine 8.8 points, respectively. Southwest Missouri fared se Thursday by taking on Drake University, the No. top· individual honors as quarterback Jeff cond in both categories, averaging 19.5 points offen 5 seed with a 17-12 mark. Christensen dominated two categories. sively and 17.9 defensively. Seeded above Eastern are three teams-Illinois Eastern, rank.ed fourth among I-AA teams na However, the MCC third place Bears notched the State, Southern Illinois and tournament host tionally, now turns its attention to tbe NCAA 12- team offensive rushing honor in registering 184.1 Southwest Missouri-that have received votes in team post-season tournament, which begins Nov. 27. yards per game to Eastern's 168.4 average. In defense national polls this season. The Panthers (10-0-l) received one of six playoff against the rush, Eastern ranked first with an 80.2 But despite the reputation of those -squads, bids Monday but now are awaiting word of a possible yard average per game. Panther coach Carol Gruber said she thought her first-round bye, which would give Eastern a Dec. 4 Behind Christensen, Eastern ranked first in pass team, playing its first season in NCAA Division �econd-round home date. ing by averaging 207 .2 yards per ga,me. Northern I, had a chance to win the tournament. Following its 73-0 trouncing of Kentucky State (2- Iowa was second with a 174.8 average. "If we get our act together, if we all play well 8) Saturday , Eastern moved from fifth to fourth in Southwest Missouri remained the best MCC team at the same time on the court and - can take ad the nation. The top four I-AA teams will in stopping the pass in allowing 137 yards per game. vantage of our offense and then get the transition automatically receive byes in the national playoffs. Eastern fared second in averaging 156.1 yards per game going, I think anything can happen," Playing before the second-largest crowd ever at game. Gruber said. O'Brien Stadium (12,425), Eastern became the first Indivudually, Staple led all MCC rushers with "We stand just as good a shot at it as anyone MCC team to conclude the regular season without a 1,012 yards and a 92-yard average per game. else," she added. loss. Western's Dan Jenkins was second with a 59.5 If Eastern downs Drake, the Panthers will not However, more impressive was that the Panthers average. play again until 12:30 p.m. Friday. Eastem's set three MCC team records, tied one individual Christensen ranks statistically as the best MCC probable foe for that match would be top-seeded mark and set another. Saturday's performance also quarterback in completing 153 of 301 passes for Illinois State. had a big impression on Wednesday's MCC 2,270 yards.· He led the rankings with a 206.4 yard The Redbirds, who own two victories over the statistical rankings. average per game. Panthers this season, are also slated to begin mat Eastern set MCC and school records for allowing a Randy McCue ranks the best in intercepting passes tournament play with a 4:30 p.m. Thursday minus 12 yards in total offense. That effort also this season as the Panther picked off seven for 51 ch. . established an NCAA I-AA record. The Panthers' yards. Punter Don Manzke also notched one of six Illinois State will make its tournament debut other MCC records came in allowing Kentucky State Eastern individual· honors with a 39.9 average per by facing the winner between Western Illinois and Bradley-the No. 8 and No. 9 seeds, respec- minus 67 yards rushing and scoring 73 points. kick. ...� Christensen threw · a record six touchdown passes After Eastern place. kicker Dave Strauch led the tively. and junior running back Kevin Staple tied an MCC MCC with yoints scored for most of the season, Western, which sports· a 16-18 record com probably mark for 30 points in a game. Staple registered five Staple came along Saturday and snatched away the pared to Bradley's 13-18 mark, will Braves. touchdowns, three coming on pass receptions. lead. have the pre-game edge over the Lady have Statistically, Eastern regained the top MCC spot The W esterwinds have already proven they the ability to defeat Bradley, having· topped the Braves twice this season. The loser between Eastern and Drake will take ______from page 9 on the Western-Bradley loser at 8:30 p.m. passlron back toic Whit ehead, who hit a shot· that zoomed "That had to be the biggest reason why we did so -Thursday. far beyond the North Texas goal. well against them," Lowe said. "They (Eastern) pro Because the league championships are arrang However, the Panthers' best scoring opportunity bably should have won in regulation because they ed in a double-elimination format, if Drake stops at came with eight minutes remaining when Randy had great opportunities and created some beautiful Eastern, the Panthers will have another chance the title via the loser's bracket. Every team may DeRousse's low shot from outside penalty area plays. But they were worn out by overtime and we the be defeated once and still have a chance for the was just intercepted by the O<.!!Stretched arms of took advantage of that." . title. Venable. Hyndman offered, "This was not the type of game Spiker notes ..•The seeds for the nine-team touma· In the sudden-death overtime period, North Texas I wanted to substitute in because it took a long time ment are as follows: No. 1 Illinois State (25·5), No. owned complete control over the Panthers and drove to adjust to the conditions of the game. I didn't want Southern Illinois (20· 12), No. 3 Southwest Missouri (30-2 in the that ended Eastern's season with two ticks 12), No. 4 Eastern (33'10), No. 5 Drake (17-1 2), No. 61n· nail to take up time for that. to happen with subs.'' remaining on the clock . "It was the same kind of game that we had ag�inst diana State (37-8), No. 7 Northern Iowa (41-10), No. 8 Western Illinois (16-18) and No. 9 Bradley (1 ·9) ..the GCAC Lowe attributed his squad's success in the overtime them in Colorado," Hyndman continued. "And we champion will receive an automatic bid to the NCAA. national frame to using all of his players throughout the just weren't the same team today that we have been tournament. course of the match, while Hyndman elected to stick the past four weeks or so." with his starting 11 the entire contest . ALL CAN YOU DRINK NITE .. 9 ti/ 12 COVER Guys ...... $ -2.50 Gals ...... $2 .00 University Theatre presents Moliere 's The Doctor In Spite of Himself Nov. 8 p.m. 19, 20 & f?ec. 3, 4 2p.m. Dec. 5 - in the Theatre Doudna Fine Arts Center 506 Monroe The Dall' Eastern News Thursday, November 18, 1982 . :1 1 Crusaders _____ , from page 9 guards Brian Hubbard and John Mcil- last season and starting. Hubbard CU, Valparaiso plays Loyola Dec. 13 SCORE vain. averaged 11.6 points per game in col- and Notre Dame Dec. 22. Valparaiso is 1op veteran forwards are , lecting 313 points. scheduled to play Eastern Illinois in sophomore John Geary and seniors However, Smith expects Thompson Valparaiso, Ind., Jan. 15 and in Dave Luethy and Dave Wo- to contribute right away and challenge Charleston on Feb. 9. jciechowski. The Crusaders also Hubbard for the squad's top point Crusader Notes ... Vaparaiso lost six let- welcome back senior-center - Tom getter. "I think Mike has the ability termen and return six ...Crusader head coach Benigni, who tallied 105 points last and personality to take over the leader Tom Smith is 21-33 at Valparaiso and sports a 107·79 overall coaching record in seven season in shooting 46 percent from the ship of our team,'' Smith said. , years ...Valparaiso plays in Hilltop Gym, which with the Classifieds floor. 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Call 345-4649 south of Rt. 16on Rt. 130. Tom has left us stranded. ______rr1atrix word · processing · 90¢ 11/1 9 after 5:00. 345-6751 . ______oo Two girls need a ride to Nor '.)erpage . Call 345-1 680. 1 male needed to share 2 ______11/23 Private furnished rooms for thwest suburbs Monday Nov. ____c1 1/17,18,29,30 bedroom completely furnished Furnished Three · bedroom students. $100, call 345- 22 after 1 :00 pm. Call Jane For complete printing ·Ser apt. Own bedroom. Close to house half block· from Lantz; 7171 between 9 and 11, and vices. Copy-X Fast Print. 207 2569 or Peggy 3770. campus. Extremely quiet. Spr· $360 for three, $400 for four 5to7. Linc�1ln. 345-6313. ______11/19 ing semester. 348-544 7. occupants; 345-2754 after ------'--�oo Ride needed to and from Col· ______1 2/3 5:00 Rent a-mini-storage as low as umbia, Missouri weekend of 2 male roommates needed ______11/22 $1 5 per month. Sizes .4 x 12 the 20th . Call Michelle. 348· - for spring semester. Nice town Male sublet · Spring $1 00 _ up to 10 x 22. Phone 345· Wanted 5296. house near campus. Call 348· 7746. Help month. Own room • house. ______11/18 5144. • ______Block from campus. 348· oo ______11 /1 OVERSEAS JOBS · Summer Two people need ride to ______11/22 5575. Apt. for sublease 2nd Desperately needed. 1 lo Joliet area this weekend. Can semester. I year round. Europe, S. Male roommate needed for ______11/22 Own bdrm. 10th St. females to sublease Amer. , Australia, Asia. All leave anytirne after 2 on Fri· spring semester. Apt. close to Male subleaser for spring $1-10 mo. Call Therese, 1· · call 345-9386. fields. $500 · $1 200 monthly. day. Will help with gas. Call campus. $87.50 I month. semester, own bedroom, fully 359-841 5. Sightseeing. Free info. Write Jeff 5291 or Marcy 521 2. 348-5052. furnished, very large house, 5 ______:.__OD IJC Box 52·1L3 Corona Del ______11/18 ______11 /23 minutes from campus. 1 · and 2 bdr. apt. available Mar, CA 92625. Help! 1 girl needs ride to One male subleaser for spr· $120.00 per month. Call Bob · immediately. Call Youngstown ______12/2 Barrington area. Please call ing semester. Pine Tree Apts. at 348-5524. apt. 345-2363 between 1 ·5. 581 ·3508. P.S. Can leave ______- Heat paid. 348-5544 ask for ______11/1 9 oo Monday. Rich. Girl subleaser needed for New Remodeled · 1 & 2 Wanted ______11/1 9 ______11 /22 Spring semester. Attractive, bedroom apts. for rent. Begin Girl needs ride to and from 1 female rommate needed to newly furnished apt. 1 Ya baths, ning Jan. 1st. Call 345-2200 1 ·2 male sublease(s) for $pr· Northwest Suburbs (Wood· sublease for the spring two nice size bedrooms · fully after 5:00 call 348·0079. ing semester. Regency apt. · field) or surrounding areas. semester. Share a 3 bedroom, carpeted and extremely close COFFEY APARTMENTS. newly furnished, color TV, & Can leave anytime Nov. 19· 3 person apartment. 2 blocks to campus. Electric paid. Call ______oo · low utilities. Rent negotiable. 23. $$gas$$. Call Sheila from campus. 348·0807. Sue, 348-5324. Male subleaser needed for 5094. ______11/19 Lincolnwood Apt. Newly Call Mike 348·5297. ____ .:..___ __ 11/29 ______12/3 11/1 9 1 female roommate to share remodeled, new furniture, col· SPECIAL Apt. for spring. 2 bdroom fur· Ride neded to and from Ed· an apartment for spring nished for 2 or 3 at 1041 7th or ·rv. December graduate. wardsville or St. Louis area Rent $90 /mo. Call Jan for Limited Rides/Riders semester on 1 0th Street · St. Lease through August 345· 11/1 9 to 11/21 . Please call Good location. $95 I mo. Call 7286. more info at 345·2520. 11/1 9 Pam 345·2762. 348-5033. ______11/23 Signoffe r Aide needed to Park Ridge. now! ______11/1 8 ______11 /1 9 Subleasers needed for 2 Male subleaser needed for Move Leave Friday (or any day after) in now or Ride needed to and from Roommate needed for spring person YOUNGSTOWNE Apt. spring semester. Pine Tree for Thanksgiving ·break. Debbie 2nd Naperville on Nov. 1 9 · 21 . semester. 98.00 per month May rent paid. Call 348-1621 . Apartments. $400 semester or sem. at discount 3645. Can leave anytime Friday. $$ $100 month. Call Dave 348· plus utilities · (Aug 15.00). ______11/1 9 ______11/1 9 for gas! Call 3407. Club house and pool, and laun Female roommate wanted 5275. rate Desperate! One girl needs of __ __:______11/1 9 _ 11/1 9 dry facilities included. Call Spring sem. Efficiency apt. 3 ride for Thanksgiving Break to Ride needed to Arlington Would like to share my 348-871 O ask for Scott or blocks from campus. 5 month per Woodfield, Strat ford, Addison Decatur home with student Hts. area Nov.· 23. Will help 309-367-2604 before 4:00 lease required and Security $90 area. Help with gas! Please call References. student. with gas $. Call Lisa 348· pm and ask for Don . deposit. Call 345-41 24 after teachers. Cathie Purigroski · 48-1 752. 0605. Reasonable. Phone 428· ______11/22 2:00. Return ride too. � , ______11/1 8 1810. ______11/23 ______Call �- 11/22 1 more girl for ----�--- Ride needed to O'Hare Oasis nice house Female subleaser needed for 11/1 8 Need a ride to and from near campus. 2nd semester. One bedroom apartments, 345-9105 (Oak Park, Norridge) Pine Tree Apt. Landlord pays · Belleville area Thanksgiving $100 a month Thanksgiving Break. Carolyn . Call Ron at heat. Rent is negotiable. Geri $125.00. Phone 345-2151 , dose to campus Break. Call Nancy 581 -3878. CENTURY 21 5241 . 345-4488. 345·1 529. ask for David. pool•gamer'i:lorn ______11/22 ______.....c. 11/23 ______11/22 11/ 22 ______12/3 ACROSS 60 Mtg. 13 Slammin' 39 Trump worth 61 Pilsener, e.g. Sammy IO points in _ 1 National park 62 Pompadour 19 Exaggeration pinochle Thursday's in Okla. item 21 "Betty -- ," 40 Actress 6 Uncommon 1930Valle e hit Damita · 10 N.L. team DOWN 24 Cutting tool 42 One of the 14 Like a 1 Saucy 25 Voluminous dactyls banshee's wail 2 Jacob's sub dress 43 Bewails 15 Spirit Dig - 44 Broadway es stitute bride t 26 "Tell the 16 Black, to bards 3 TV's Johnson Marines !" heroine TV Crossword 17 Mellivorous ______4 Haberdasher's 27 Sif's husband 45 Office iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-1l quadruped 2:00 p.m. 15, 20-Laverne & Shirley & 1 2-0verEasy display 28 Slot-machine equipment 18 Sadly, to 2, 1 5,20-Fantasy Co 1 7 -Joanie Loves Chachi 5 Spoilerof a part 46 Coolidge's conductor Muti 3, 1 D-Guiding Light 38-Dick Van Dyke 38-lke rustic scene 29 Bell and Vice President 20 Chaucer's 9-1 Dream of Jeannie 4:35 p.m. 7:05 p.m. 6 LP, e.g. Barker 47 Hue that's "-- Nun's 1 7,38-General Hospital 4-Bewitched 4-College Football 7 Solo 30 How goes the light and slight Tale" 2:05 p.m. 5:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 8 She wrote weasel? 49 Money for 22 Upper - , 4-Fun Time 2.10-News 12-WW I "The Foun 31 Ilk Mario Africa . 2:30 p.m. 3-More Real People 1 7-Star of the Family tainhead'' 32 Playwright SO Turkish title 23 Study, with 9-Bugs Bunny 9-Welcome Back Kotter 8:00 p.m. 9Sake from Kansas 51 Glacial •'over'' 2-Electric Company 10 Casaba 33 CARE concern snowfield 1 1 2-Sesame Street 2, 1 5,20--Cheers 24 Disowned 11 Town near 34 Preface to a 52 Very, to Rene 2:35 p.m. 1 5,20-Happy Days Again 3, 1 0-Simon & Simon 25 Levied Salerno bark 53 Roget's 4-Flinstones 1 7-WKRP in Cincinnati 1 2-Six Wives of Henry 8 28 Mien 12 Viennese cake 36 Cask for entries : Abbr. 3:00 p.m. 38-Rawhide 1 7-T ooClose For Comfort 29 Strasberg's amontillado 55 Chafe 2, 1 5,20-Scooby·Doo 5:05 p.m. 8:30 p.m. way, with 3-Movie· "The War Wagon" 4-Carol Burnett 2, 1 5,20-Taxi "the" i1967) 5:30 p.m. 1 7-it Takes Two 30 Urgent 9--Super Friends 2,3.10, 15, 17,20 -News 9:00 p.m. 35 Writer 1 0-Underdog 9-Laverne & Shirley 2, 1 5,20-Hill Street Blues Chekhov 1 .2-Sesame Street 5:35 p.m. 3, 1 0-Knots Landing 36 Mix or Swift � 7 ,38-Edge of Night 4-Bob Newhart 9-News 37 Organic 3:05 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 17-20/20 pigment 4-Munsters 2-MASH 9:30 p,.m. 38 Amassed 40 Alaska, in 3:30 p.m. 3, 15, 1 7,20-News 9,1 1-News relation to 2-Happy Days Again 9-Barney Miller 1 2-Word Into Image Texas 3-Scooby 1 0-More Real People 10:00 p.m. Doo 41 Kind of stripe 0-Muppet Show 1 2-Nightly News Aepcirt 2,3, 10, 15, 1 7,20-News 1 42 Eligible 1 5,20-Tom and Jerry 38-Hawaii Five-0 9-Soap 43 A former 1 1 7-SoapWortd 8:05 p.m. 2-Doctor Who governorof 38-1 Love Lucy 4-GomerPyle · 387Marshall Dillon Ga. 3:35 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 10:05 p.m. _ 47 This may be 4-Leave it to Beaver 2-Tic Tac Dough 4-News over your head 4:00 p.m. 3-PM Magazine 10:30 p.m. 48 Tatum, for one 2-CHiPs Patrol 9, 1 5,2D-Jeffersons 2, 1 5,20-Tonight 49 Masseur's 9-Pink Panther 10-Alice 3-MASH supply 1 0-Little House on the Prairie 12-MacNeil, Lehrer Repcrt 9-Charlie'sAngels 54 Typeof service 1 2-Mister Rogers 1 7-Entertainment Tonight 1 D--Quincy 56 Material for 1 5,20-Brady Bunch 8:35 p.m. 1 2-PBS Late Night grinding 1 7-Hour Magazine 4-Andy Griffith 17,38 -Nightline 57 Louvre 38-Beverly Hillbillies 7:00 p.m. 11:00 p.m. attraction 4:05 p.m. 2, 1 5,20-Fame 3-Hawaii Five-0 58 Impel 59 Thornton- 4-Brady Bunch 3, 10-Magnum, P.I. 1 7 ,38-Last Word Wilder 4:30 p.m. 9-Movie: "Taxi Driver" 11:05 p.m. 9-Muppet Show (1976) A cabbie is driven to 4-Movie: "Mildred Pierce" See page for answers 12-3·2·1 Contact madness by urban decay. (1945) 15 .. �. � �. ' '..,... -.i • - ' Thursday s Please report classified errors 1mmed1ately at 58 1-281 2. A correct ad ClaSsifled .· . will appear in the next edition. Unless notified. we cannot be responsible tor an incorrect ad after its first insertion . 18, 1982 The Dally Easternit dNewsS ? ovember 15 For Rent For Rent Lost and Found Lost and Found Announcements Announcements HOUSE 4-6 students 2nd LOST: Light blue pocket LOST: or stolen from 3rd Let me do your yard work Call Help-Line-Rape-Line 3 semester. Furnished 4 bd, two folder by Union. Call Diane floor Lincoln - mass quantities and odd jobs before the- snow p.m. to midnight, dally. bath, $100 month each. Call 345-4296. of navy blue knee socks (about blows. Call Shep 348-5037. Volunteers talk with you - offer Ron at CENTURY 21 345- ______11 /1 8 20 pairs) - if you have any in _____c1 1 /18,22,23 referral3 · bridge line to profes ______11 /18 4488. LOST: Missing: Blue ski vest formation as to their Kristin - You're the best - sioneis. Phone 345-2162 or e subleaser needed for ______11/23 and also a ski jacket from party whereaboutscall 3467. Alpha Garn mom and I'm proud 235-4179. semester. Pine Tree For sublease! 1 private, and ______Fri. night at 107 W. Jackson. 11/1 9 that you're mine! Love your ______,cTR -1 1/18 83.75 month. 1/4 1 double room in nicely fur I Call 348-1 498. FOUND: Small pcket size kid, Christy. Jamie: (Rm. 901 ) Someone Will pay January nished house 1 block from ______11 /1 8 uSharp Elsi mate claculator. ______11/18 thinks you're Incredibly cute! . Michele 345-1672. campus. Fireplace, FOUND: Blue Eastern jacket Found by AAE Bldg. Identify at Sig Tau Song of the week, And has a big crush on you! ______11 /1 9 dishwasher, air cond., washer w/ green sweatshirt at party Eastern News front desk. "The Grand Viziers Garden Have a nice day! subleaser needed for dryer. Phone 348-5004. Ask Fri. night 107 W. Jackson. Call ______11/1 9 e I Party": Pink Floyd -The ______11 /18 semester. Fun Ing for Debi or Georgiann. 348-1498. LOST: Set of keys on blue Board. ATTENTION CHI DELPHIA - s!! Call Jill or Kelli at ______11/30 ______11 /18 leather key chain with ---'-----11/1 8 There Is a mandatory meeting . 5536. Sublease for spring: Apt. 1 LOST: 2 keys on Carman Sagitariousmedallion in center. Hey Alpha Slgs - We're all Sunday, November 21 . If you ______11/1 9 block from campus above key chain & a racquet ball rac If found please call Andrea gonna "Get down on it" Satur cannot attend call Debbie at for rent in private 348-8524. Hairbende(s. Only $1 1 9.00 I quet around Marty's Thursday day night at the University Inn! 581 -3076. to student for spring month. Contact Mike 345- night. Call 581-5515. 11/22 .11 G" ______11 /19 r. Utilities furnished. 1510. ______11 /18 . ______11 /18 Image Building Workshop Privileges. $95 month. ______11 /19 LOST: Set of keys on two Announcements Lisa, Congrats you're not a m1/n speaker Jerry Zachary. 5 82. Male subleaser . neded for blue Carman key chains with 2 teenager anymore. Happy- Ti ,ursday November 18 at house at 141 5 9th St. Own whistle on it. Please return if · Carpetyour room with a rem 20th Birthday. Love your p.m. in the Arcola · found. Cathy 581 -5374. 7 :30 bedroom. Furnished. Access nant, see Carlyle Interiors roomies, Julee Julie. fuscola room the Union. Please return! & of to all facilities. Call 348-8962, Unlimited, West Route 16, ______11/18 Sponsored by Pledge and ______11 /18 ask for Jon. Open 8-6 Mon.-Sat. , phone Linda J., thanks for being Associate Council l.Fof .C. ______11 /19 LOST: Filmstrip on birds. 345-7746. · there to help with my little pro ______11 /18 Small apt. in older building. Along 9th St. between Buzzard blems, you're such a doll and ______Problem Pregnancy? R!r· ..______(IMC) and Regency apts. If oo oo Quiet mature person. GRAMPS GRAMS Singing that makesyou the beatmom! thright cares. Free Testlny. NCY APT. Need one found call 348-8940. $160.00. 345-4742. Telegrams! Original- songs for Get psyched for Formal! Love 348-8551 Mon(iP.y malesubleasers for spr- ______11 /18 ______11/1 9 ya, Nette. Thursday, 7. eemester.. Two bedrooms FOUND: In Coleman Hall anyone. Pies in face available. 3- $5.00 345-291 7 ______11 /18 ______On campus. Will Basement bathroom Sunday. 12/10 ______11 /22 lewith rent. Call Tom at For Sale Green notebook. Come Iden 1374 after 6:00 p.m. tify at Eastern News. Attn : There are only6 days left to get your applications in ______11 /19 ______11 /1& 1977 ImpalaV-8 4 door - air for the 1983 Miss Charleston , girt to sublease spr LOST: Gold Serpentine - good condition. $2000. Call Delta Chi Pageant. & half, Regency apt. 348-0705 or 345-6227 or bracelet. Much sentimental Campuscl ips ______11 /22 complex. $95 mon- value. If found, please call 348-1303. Barroom - Brawlers. Con 345-1 545. 581-3164, Debbie. . � ______11 /19 gratulationson winning Co-Rec Student Council for Exceptional Children Service Committee ______1 2/2 ______11 /19 Epiphone 1 2 string guitar, FootbaH!I Thanks for an un will meet at Thursday, Nov. 18 at 5:40 p.m. in Coleman fe males needed to rent FOUND: Keys - behind the excellent condition, hardly defeated season, YoU were Auditorium to discuss winter activities at Camp New Hope and the house. House is in Life Science Building across in played. $225. 348-5447. great! Love you all A LOT! Christmas Drive. A program meeting will follow at 6:00 p.m. Has washer ______from Buzzard. Can be Iden condition. & 11/29 Mickey. . Rent $105. One block Stereo turntable, amplifier, tified at the Eastern News Of Clrcle K will meet Thursday, Nov. 18 at 6:30 p.m. in the Union ______11,2 campus. Call Carta at two large speakers, tuner, fice. Casey Room to discuss the Christmas project. Anyone interested Have you or anyone you 5004 or 348-1 768. ______11 /19 in bringing Christmas cheer to deserving children is invited to at cassette recorder, know been sexually assaulted? ______11/23 LOST: Green spiral notebook microphone, headphones. Free and confidential help is tend. subleaser needed for Special Ed written on the top Complete set $800. AM/FM available. Call Women Against IFC Pledge and Associate Council will sponsor an Image semester. Furnished. right hand comer. Notes are car radio $50. Royal CB $35. Rape 345-21 62. Building Workshop Thursday, Nov. 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the Arcola bedroom house. Must . One Pinto CB $25. Call 348- high Ughted In blue. If found call ______12/10 Tuscola Roomof the Union. room . Large living 0258 after5:3 0. 348-5375. Tokens is SECRET SANTA Sociology Honorary will meet Thursday, Nov. 18 at 6:00 p.m. Three other room- ______11 /19 ______11/19 HEADQUARTERS. . Five minutes from cam LOST: Gold 'R' scroll Initial Christmas in Coleman Hall Room 337. Members are urged to bring $2.00 Pre-Holiday Sale: Great for cards, wn street from Y ogies charm. If found 348-8048. inexpensive gift items, dues. the Graduate, that someone call and plenty of Holiday candy . $1 1 0.00 lllOl)th ______11 /19 Phi Gamma Nu will meet Thursday, Nov. 18 at 6:00 p.m. in the per special, or yourself. CROSS University Village. 345-4600. . utlllttes. Call Dennis at PENS . . . all . . . 20% LOST: A wool plaid scarf. Charleston-Mattoon Room of the Union. The Convention Commit 1247. styles Colors beige, ligtlt and dark ______12 /10 OFF. Only at Tokens, Universi Has anyone at this school tee will meet at 5:30. Everyone is reminded to bring canned i------11/1 9 ty VHlage345- 4600. brown. Lost ne&I'.' library quad. goods. 2 bedroom apart Please call 348-5985. ever heard of Sarah, Harry, g_ ______12 /10 Leela, or Romana? If you have, People Advancing through Communications will meet for spring semester. Call 165 cm Thanks! Skiers please respond via "An Thursday, Nov. 18 at 6:00 p .. m. in the Union Walkway to discuss 5948 for more informa- Knelssel sklls,Special: size 9 boots, ______11 /1 9 nouncements".-Nyssa. promotions. Programs and Social Committee members are urged 1 50 Tyrolla bindings with LOST: At Mothers Friday ______11 /18 1------11/19 night, extra small, dark blue to attend. Brakes, Barrecrafters poles, Dianne - you're best Immediately. Unfur- Eastern jacket with script let the Pr... ngl neera are invited to attend a meeting to be held used only 2 seasons, call Alpha Gamm mom a kid could 2 - bdroom apt. Close Audrey 581 -5275. tering. If found pleasecall 581 • Thursday, Nov 18 in Science Building Room 215 at 2:00 p.m. . $250.00 a month. 5252. Reward . have. Thanks for everything! ______11/24 Love ya, your kid Caren. Dr. Philip Davis, chairman of Southern Illinois University's depart & garbage Call 345- Zenith 21 " color cabinet ______11/1 9 ment of engineering mechanics will speak. TV ______11/18 after 6p.m.pd. $1 75. - Remember only 20 LOST: Monday between ______11 /19 Buzzardand Lawson: One gold shopping days tll Christmas, Puzzle Answers are published daily� free of charge, as a public ser 2 girts to sublease initial ring. If found please call Campus Cllpa caH Doug, 348-5855: I II! S t for spring only. No 3903. p l A T T RA R E T vice to the campus. Clips should be submitted to The ______11 /19 E E R I E I E l A N I E 8 0 N Daily ______11 /22 office before date to be publish· obligation. 2 bedroom BSA Quanta 400 Turntable, R A T E l I co N D 0 l 0 R E EasternNews two business days . Water, cable & gar- Must sell $70. Reg $150. FOUND: Canon Calculator: T H E � E C ON D• v a l T A ed (or date of event) . Information should include event, name of pald.Call Nancy or Joann (cartridgeinclude d). Call Ortan on 7th Street in front of Blair. -- p 0 RE• D E N I E D sponsoring organization (spelled out - no Greek letter abbrevia· 5:00 pm . 345-1647. Call 345-4124 and Identify. • T I T H E DI A I R -- do 2984. II E T H OD- R E s ! I N � tions), date, time and place of event, plus any other pertinent in· ______Ask for Ann. 11123 - ______11 /19 A N T rll N• T n ll•T N E R formation. Name and phone number of submitter must be includ subleaser needed for ______11/22 S T RE DUP• l A R G E R ed. Clips containing conflicting or confusing information will not be wood apts. Newly refur- One man's junk is another LOST: Set of keys on oval -- -P IN•F I T TE DI man's treasure - sell those un brass keyring. Keyring says II A D D IC X • T I l E -- run if submitter cannotbe contacted. Clips will be edited for space ' good roommates. 11 "Maxims, Paris" r� N E A L • L I N I f N T ! available. Clips submitted after 9:00 a.m. of deadline day cannot I month or $405 I sem . wanted items and tum clutter . Call Karen A N s ,,. E R I N G I E II E R Y 348-5978. into cash. Use the Classifieds! 581 -5464. N I K E I U RIG E I N I V E N be guaranteed publication. Clips will be run one day only for any S S S ______cOOh ______11 /22 E s s I 8 EE R I T R E event. No clips will be taken by phone. Kegar the Beerbarian ------______,,______� ------. rom the Wizard 's Closet ,,,.._:..._ 'f Thursday's Please report classis1fed errors immediately at 58 1 - 281 2. A corr ·Cla sified s will appear 1n the next edition. Unless notified. we cannot be respons1 s ad for an incorrect ad after its first insertion . 16 November The Dally Eastern News 18, 1 982 Announcements Announcementa Announcements Announcements Announcements You ought to be in Phi Beta Chi "Food Drive" for To Jessica Gellert: You're Mike Sekosky is psyched for TKE's: The Taus had a great The S.S. Tau is casting off TURES! Order pictures the needy families in our area. the best mom an Alpha AlphaGarn Formal!! time at our toga fiJnction. Sign this Saturday night at Reflec Garn. your yearbook proofs Nov. 16 and Nov. 18, 10:00 - could ever ask for. "Let's get ______11/1 9 ed, the few, the proud, the tions. Delma Studios. 3:00. Come to the Union - jazzed this weekend!" Most Cate - You're a great mom Diehards! ______11/18 tu res at a great price.Quality share, show someone you sincerely, your daughter. and I love you lots. Your kid, ______11 /1 8 Interested · in off campus a ______care! The Beta Chis • Thank ______11 /1 8 Gail. Kimmers: Get ready for housing? OCSHA is for you. Watch out RamadacT Im!R-1 An Alpha pledge from ______11/1.8 Boody - face - mamie time in Meeting: Thurs, 7:30 pm. you. Garn Sig house girls will ug Neoga Room. party ti ______11/1 8 Pem says "Hi" to her active Nyssa - You forgot K-9, Shampoo Banana! Luv, the � sun comes up. Get HUGE CHRISTMAS Mom in Taylor! Adrlck and theDoctor, see you ly Person! ______11/1 8 ______psyched. BAZAAR! Carter's Furniture - ______11/18 in Galifri. R.J.N. - 11/ 1 8 Kelly, You're a great roomie. ---=,.,....,..,=-=---= ...,-- • 11 o-c-Hey Phi Tri Sig House girls 420 West Lincoln; this Thurs., Look out Champaign! The ______11 /18 Sigs, Phil, Itch, Jay, Happy Birthday! Susie. and dine and all night with l=ri., Sat. during store hours. Kay Dee and their formal dates Image Building Workshop. Tom S., Steve, Tom A., ______11 /18 & Sig. What else could a 111111 - Chibbs, and Tom s. Get ______11/18 are coming your way this Main speaker Jerry Zachary. psych Nyssa, I happened to see ed for for? Formal '82 - Yeah! Lori. Linda, I just wanted to let you weekend. Thursday November 1 8 at Tri Sig formal it's gonna your ad as I stepped out of Tar be Fantastic. know how proud I am of you. ______11/18 7:30 pm . in the Arcola - tus. K-9 and I are just fine. -:------::,.---,-..,..---11 You are doing a great job of be Bill Taylor get psyched for a Tuscola room of the Union. ______11/1 8 Please call 581 -2502. -The ing president. Hang in there. terrific formal. Like that tie! Sponsored by Pledge and Kim Mueller - to the best Doctor. love your mom Stu: Kathy. Associate Council of I. F. C. mom a kid could ask for. ______11 /18 ______Thanks for everything. You're ______11/18 11/1 8 ______11/18 B.Z. You are the greatest! Toni9ht at Below Deck. Kelly and Beth, Hope you're Happy 21st B-Day, DAWN! the greatest! Love Amy. Thanks for everything. Luv, Assorted Specials: 3 4 1 Bud. ready to get wild and crazywith Get psyched for Krackers -=------1 1118 A.M. (Your kid) Suza 2 4 1 Special t=xport. 2 4 1 your friends on 3rd. Happy Bir tonight! You're legal! Love, nne, Marsha and the ______11 /1 8 thday. your 8-B "Sweeties" - Connie, Fall pledges! I haven't been Bandits, You don't have to Schlitz Malt Liquor. Poster Coloring C ______more proud of a bunch of girls. ____ 11/1 8 11/1 8 Pat & Laura. vote on it and I'm not sorry ... The Pick up posters at Roe's Moving or liying off campus? Look out Rolla, Swimmers ______11/1 8 Rush Party was fantastic. I love you all. Stay psyched. Best night • tonight from 8: OCSHA needs you . Meeting: are psyched for this weekends To the 2nd graduating 150 I'll miss working with you all. Sue. 1 :00 a.m. 3-7 oz. function. Let's go guys. Swim Groupie: Happy Birthday!! Love ya, Kelle. ______11/1 8 Thurs. 7:30 p.m. Neoga east's $1 .00 Room. mer love from Steve's son and Over the hill today - Ranch -:------1 1 118 Fibix pix: Joe Jackson Jam - Greta, thanks for the ______Ted's Lil Bro. House tomo(row! We love you "Steppin' Out" and "What's the 11/1 8 -�-----Jessica Gellert, Smile!11 ______11/18 lots! From both Quads of 1st wonderlul weekend. I hope use of Gettin' Sober ..." Get ready Alpha Sigma Alpha the 1 8th of November! for Mick Jagger (pant) and Delta Tau Delta Beer Run: South McKinney and Mar-Mar: _that you'll let me share many -right, Jane? LaRoo. ______Chug 1 beer Marty's, Ike's, ______11/18 more. Let's· stay "Up Where ______11/1 8 table dancin'!!! Raymer. cit DAWN MERCHANT i 11/ We Belong". Love CPR. Jeri and Jean, Thanks for s ______11/1 8 Shortstop, and back to Mar· Chris B: Did you lose your day! Go for those 21 ty's. Women's and Men's divi government test? Maybe you'll ______· 11/1 8 everything you have done for Nita, Thanks for helping us "smooches" tonight, kiddo! Thanks to Jan, Wee-__;_ Bob, us. You're the best. Love, Ann through our rough times, and sions. 1st prize case of Strohs find time to study. by Friday. -and T-shirt. 2nd prize 12 pack 11/1 8 Mary, Karen, Cathy, Judie, & Rhonda. always . being there when we --Attention----::-,--- Chi -- 11/ Stroh's and T-shirt. 3rd prize Debbie Martinek - Thanks for Maus & everyone else who ______11/1 8 needed you. You've made of Delta Chi. Don'tDelphia forget pledging fun, and we·n all miss 6 pack of Strohs and T-shirt. everything you've done. I'm so helped me celebrate my 22nd. Dead Cat Enclosed! Missy, 4:00 club at the house F 4th and 5th get T-shirts. Sign to be your daughter. Had a fantastic time. A special you've made pledging so much you . <;3ood luck always! Love, proud November 18. DZ Pledges. up in Union. You're the BEST! Love ya, thanks to Dave, your more special for me. Thanks unbelievable surprise! Luv, Lin for all the talks we've had that ______11/1 8 ______11/19 Your little Deb. 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The men's winter programs will athletic teams now turn their ·attention The men open their second NCAA challenge for the eight-team Associa toward NCAA Division I indoor play. Division I campaign, while the women tion of Mid-Continent Universities This guide is designed to inform begin their first major division season. championship, while the women vie for Eastern's fans on where, when and However, equally impressive, both Gateway Collegiate Athletic Con who will be competing for the Panthers programs compete for a new con- ference crowns. . · Thursaa , November ·1 . ·Winter Spons Gulde 1 8, 1 982 The Dall :EasternNe r------�------Who, when andwhe re Men 's Basketball Women's Basketball '82-'83 Date Opponent Site Date Opponent '82-'83 Nov. 27 · Purdue West Lafyette, Ind. Nov. 26 St. Louis Tournament St. Dec. Morehead State Lantz gym Louis 2 Dec. 3 Chicago State Tournament Chicago Eastern Kentucky Lantz Gym St. Joseph's College Lantz 4 8 Gym Lewis University Lantz Gym 17 Northern Kentucky Tournament Highland Heights, 9 Ky. 11 SIU·Carbo_ndale Carbondale Jan. 7 Central Missouri Tournament Warrensburg, Mo. 13 Missouri Columbia, Mo. Heath Candy Classic Lantz 14 Gym 18 Ball State Muncie, Ind. 18 Loyola Chicago 22 Illinois State Normal Illinois State Lantz 20 Gym Jan. 3 Brigham Young-Hawaii Honolulu, Hawaii Western llllnols Lantz 22 Gym 6 Hawaii Pacific Honolulu, Hawaii 25 Bradley University Peoria 7 Hawaii Honolulu, Hawaii Chicago State Lantz Murray State Lantz Gym 29 Gym 11 Feb. 5 Lewis University Romeoville 15 Valparaiso Valparaiso, Ind. 8 Indiana State Terre Ha te Southern Mississippi Lantz Gym u 17 SIU-Edwardsville Lantz Wisconsin-Green Bay Lantz Gym 12 Gym 19 Northeast.ern University Lantz Western Illinois Lantz Gym 18 Gym 22 U of I-Chicago Lantz Baptist College Lantz Gym 19 Gym 27 21 SIU-Carbondale Carbondale Northern Iowa Lantz Gym 29 24 Butler University Indianapolis, Ind. Campbell University Lantz Gym 26 University of Dayton Dayton, Ohi 31 o Feb. 5 Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, Iowa Indiana State Lantz 28 • Gym 7 Murray State Murray , Ky. Mar. GCAC tournament Valparaiso Lantz Gym 3 TBA 9 SIU-Edwardsville Lantz Gym 12 Home games in bold Howard University Lantz Gym 14 16 Wisconsin-Green Bay Green Bay, Wis. Chicago Circle Lantz Gym 19 21 Southwest Missouri Springfield, Mo. 23 !SU-Evansville _ Evansville, Ind. 26 Western Illinois Macomb llllnols Institute of Tech. Lantz Gym 28 Women's Indoor Tra ck Mar. 2 Chicago Circle Chicago Date Opponent '82-'83 Southwest Missouri Lantz Gym Sita 5 Jan. 28 Illinois State Invitational Normal Bloomington, Ind. Home games In bold Feb. 4 Indiana Relays 12 Mason Dixon Games Louisville Southeast Missouri Lantz FleldhouM 19 GCAC'Champlonshlp Lantz FleldhouM 25 ' Home meets bold Ir. Men's Wrestling Date Opponent '82- '83 Site Nov. 19 St. Louis Open St. Louis 26 · Southern Open Chattanooga, Tenn. 29 Kentucky · Lexington, Ky. Men 's Indoor Track Illinois Open Champaign onent '82-'83 Dec. 3 Date Opp Sita SIU-Edwardsville Lantz Gym Dec. 4 Illinois State Invitational 10 29 Midlands Tournament Evanston Jan. Illinois JC Invitational Lantz FleldhouM 15 Jan . Tennessee Knoxville, Tenn. SoutheastMis souri Lantz Fleldhoun 1 O 22 Southwest Missouri Lantz Gym Ball State, Western, DePaul Lantz Fleldhoun 14 29 15 SIU-Edwardsville, Chattanooga Edwardsville Feb. 4 Illinois lntercollegiates-Prelims Champaign 16 Northern Iowa Lantz Gym 5 Illinois lntercollegiates-Finals Champaign 21 Southwest Missouri Tournament Springfieid, Mo. 12 Mason Dixon Games Louisville, Ky. 29 Illinois Champaign EIU lnvltatlonal Lantz Fleldhoun 25 30 Purdue West Lafayette, Ind. Mar. Last Chance Meet Lantz Fleldhoun Northern Illinois Dekalb 4 Feb . 3 ' 6 Missouri Columbia, Mo. Home meets in bold 11 AMUC Championship TBA Indiana Lantz Gym 16 .i 25 NCAA Mi west Regional Lexington, Ky. d Home meets In bold ...... ...... Men 's Swimming Date Opponent '82-'83 Nov. 19 Missouri-Rolla Tournament Rolla, Mo. Women's Swimming Dec. 3 Ball State Muncie, Ind. Date Opponent '82-'83 Site 4 Illinois State Relays Normal Nov. Missouri Lantz Pool Purdue Lantz 13 11 Pool 19 Miami Invitational Oxford, Ohio Dec. 18 Ft . Lauderdale Swim Forum Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. Dec. 3 Illinois State Normal Jan. 14 Illinois Invitational Champaign Chicago Circle Lantz 4 Illinois State Relays Normal 21 2 2 Western Kentucky Bowling Green,pool 10 Ball State Muncie, Ind. Ky. 28 Bradley Illinois State, Purdue Lantz Pool Peoria 11 Missouri-Rolla Lantz 17 Ft. Lauderdale Swim Forum Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 29 Feb. 5 Western Illinois pool Jan. 14 Illinois Invitational Champaign Macomb Harper CC (Exhibition) Lantz 21 U of I-Chicago Chicago 9 Pool Northern Illinois Lantz pool 11 SIU-Carbondale Invitational Carbondale 29 AMCU Championship Lantz Feb. 5 Western Illinois Macomb 17 Pool 11 GCAC Championship Carbondale Mar. 3 Midwest Championship Chicago Home meets In bold Home meets In bold L------Thur:sday, November 18, 1982 Good Luck Panthers in the Upcom ing Seasonl The Women of Alpha Sigma Tau Bel-Aire Lanes ...::-'" 1i10 .. mm • CHAIUSTON, IWNOIS One blockNorth ofWilb Walkets ShoppingCenter Now Features: Bowling, Pinball, Videogames and Pool then afterwards, visit our _ · Indian_ Lounge Bring a date moon· light· bowling! . l3el- Aire Lanes Phone 345 - 6630 Eastern's Vincent Smelter (24) puts up a shot against Valparaiso during last season's 14-13 campaign. The 1982-82 Panther squad will feature many new faces with a different style of play. (News file photo) GOOD New names , style set for Panther roundball LU Kirby Flowers C by Men's basketball Eastern basketball followers will be introduced to a Panther team which features a host of new faces with a dif Samuels said he is pleased with his style of basketball during the ferent new crop Of freshmen and thinks they 1982-83 season. will enable him to be more versatile this Seniors Kevin Jones and Kurt season. Lorenzen and junior Tim Dykstra are ''We are goihg to use the low post to Panth· only returning Panthers who saw a greater extent and we probably won't the substantial amount of action last run as much this season," Samuels any season and Eastern head coach Rick said. "Last year we didn't have the Samuels said he expects a lot out of the personnel to play a low post but this this year. , season I think that we do. '' trio "The play of Dykstra, Jones and In addition, Eastern will gain sup Lorenzen will be a key factor to our port from a fine bunch of sophomores success," Samuels said. "We with a year of college basketball under team's look toward them forteam leader their belts, Samuels said. will A 'le ar-Rountl Ta ni ship and consistency. '' "They have the talent and all have · beautifu l, rich tan just However, in the off-season, Samuels good attitudes," Samuels said. "And A in minutes per week without the his staff were able to recruit if they continue to work and progress; and · fear of burning, since outstanding prep cagers who in they all could see a lot of action this several SUPER Kevin Duckworth (Thornridge}, season." util izes only rays. clude TAN UV-A Coleman (Bloom Trail}, Jeff Hip The Panthers open play Nov. J.T. 27 (Chadwick}, Tim Wyss (Cissna against Purdue University in West 1 0 pen Limited time offerVis itsavai $25lable to mem and walk-on Drew Beck Lafayette, Ind. Park) bers and non-members. (Streator). Men's Basketball Roster SUP· LocatedER TA in: N NAME YR HT J.T. Coleman ...... 1 6-7 ...... •...... Steve Hopkins ...... 2 6-8 THE FITIESS Kevin Duckworth 1 6-1 1 Wj lb Walker CenterCLUB Doug Crook . , ...... 2 6-1 Dennis Ward "...... •..•...... 1 6-7 Tarner ...... '...... 3 6-2 Drew Beck ...... 1 6-7 Mark · Steed ...... 4 6-3 Jeff Hippen ...... 1 6-6 Mike Lorenzen ...... 4 6-3 Kevin Jones . ....•..•...... 4 6-3 Call Kurt : Dykstra ...... 3 . 6-5 Paul Neidig ...... 2 6-8 Tim ' ...... for . . 1 6-5 Dirk Androff • 3 6-7 Tim Wy�s appointment: 348-8i83 Let The Dally EasternNe ws classlfleds work for you! The Dally Eastem·N ...... ( ...... • ./ ' •: • • I : • • • Delta Zeta • • • • • • • • "" . ; • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Good Luck ! I Nancy Kassebaum, Eastern's all-time leading scorer, drives for a layup during i!.··· ······················· · · · ·········· a Panther contest last season. The Panthers are in a new conference this year ······· · · ········· with a host of tough competition. (News file photo) Women cagers strong, Eating is face tough schedule by Susan McCann and Kathy Leahy Women's basketball Despite losing only one starter and possessing improved speed and shooting ability, Eastern's wo men cagers may be hard-pressed to ment and holds several Eastern duplicate last year's success. records, heads the list of returnees. She "We're faster than we've ever been, . holds career school marks for points, we're better shooters, we're averaging 1,520, assists, 581, and steals with 422 the same height and we have a stronger and averaged 16.4 points per game last inside game," Panther head coach season. Bobbie Hilke said. Collins_ led the Panthers in scoring "Down the lineup, we're more skill last year with 17 .1 points per contest. The Gallery ed than ever before," she added. She also snared 361 rebounds from her "But we're in the (Gateway Col forward position, an Eastern single -fine dining in the Holiday Inn legiate Athletic) conference with some season mark. really powerful teams. There's even Lanter also scored in double figures, some national darkhorse teams like Il 12.3 ppg, last season. In addition, she linois State, Drake and (Southern Il dished out 164 scoring passes, a mark linois) Carbondale,'' Hilke said. second only to Kassebaum's record White Hen Pantry' The 1981�82 Panther cagers finished setting 230 assists. season with a 23-11 record, third the a Last year's starting center, Dede Ed straight AIAW Division II state cham wards, graduated last spring, but Hilke -open .24 hours pionship and a third-place finish in the ·recruited 6-foot-2 Susan Hynd, who Region tournament. IV she said . she hoped will step in jm Four starters have returned from mediately ;md fillthe center slot. that squad, including three all-state · Five other returning players received Dixie Cream Donuts players-sophomore Toni Collins and valuable playing time last season and seniors Nancy Kassebaum and Kathy - Hilke bolstered her lineup by recruiting -fresh donuts made daily Lanter. Hynd, speedy guard Melanie Hatfield Kassebaum, who was named Most and "Player of the Decatur Herald Valuable Player at the state tourna- Year" Chris Alridge. Women's Basketball Roster Visit us before or NAME YR HT Toni Collins ...... 2 5-1 1 ...... •.... - Kathy Lanter ...... 4 5· 7 Melanie Hatfield...... 1 5 5 ...... 2 - Lori Conine ...... _ ...... 2 5-6 Beth Sass . . 5 7 ...... 2 6-0 Jodi Corson ...... _ ...... 3 5- 6 Darla Farthing...... after the game! .._ ...... -10 Nancy Kassebaum...... 4 5-6 Chris Aldridge ...... 1 5 _ 6-2 Kelly Waldrup ...... 4 5-4 Susan Hynd...... 1 ...... Thursday, November 18, 1982 ·--� ���� ���� l . �$oU/£jeu!! . J l . Featuring the· Jr. Joynt � SPORTS GOOD.LUCK ! Daily except Sunday Lincoln � HOURS 9-6 305 � ��������� . .· I_ ...... , I I I I Former Eastern All-American grappler Geno Savegnago (top) pins his oppo nent during a match last season. The Panthers will have to replace Savegnago's I t and four others with a young I and inexperince squad. (News photo by Tim Smith) I I hurts . ack of experience I I I . outhful wrestling squad Ell Eastern's men'-s wrestling team will characterized by inexperience in its Wrestling · 1 · I nd year of Division I competition, ea, coach Ron Clinton said. Duane Clark, a two-time national The Panther unit that sent _____ ..... seven junior college All-American. !---- wrestlers to the nationals last season Coach Clinton said he thinks his five weight classes to graduation, 1ast team will be a tough unit to match this ton said. · season...... "We could be inconsistent because "On paper · we look good," Clinton lac of experience losing five our k said. "I .do think it will take a strong · t classes," Clinton said. "We fill duill meet team to beat us if we stay the spots wjth inexperienced ed free of injuries." tlers and freshmen but as the year Eastern's 1 982-83 schedule has 11 frO&J'esses we should get stronger and dual meets and seven tournaments llronger." featuring some tough opposition along Eastern will be led by All-American the way. Porter (126), Mark Gronowski Derek Clinton cited Kentucky, Southern Il (167) and Dennis McCormick (177), linois University-Edwardsville, the who all reached the NCAA I national University of Tennessee and the ornament . University of Northern Iowa as the In addition, Eastern starter Bernie toughest dual meets. luettiger (134) finished 11-6 last "I'd like to get a set lineup, but I ex leaSOn will return for the Panthers. pect:it will fluctuate because we have a Eastern also will utilize the services lot of closely contested classes," Clin Gerdes, a transfer from Nor of Tom ton added. "It may take until thern Illinois who wrestled for the Oh, sure, we could cut Februar , right before the nationals, Huskies down on the size, use at 142, and heavyweight y who's best." for us todetermine This is artificial cheese, skimp on the items and thensell no it two for one. But we Wrestling Roster cheap just don't believe in doing business that way. NAME YR WT Jeff Jenkins ...... 4 150 Anderson ...... 1 158 Jesse lopez ...... 1 158 pizza. 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I I . . . 1· Phone: 348-1626 I 2001 Lake Land Blvd. I I I • Phone: 235-7104 I I · umited cteuveryarea I 2s4s9 12901 I I . m · I I : I Dally Eastem News classlfled ads can do It for you ® The _ I I I L ••••••••••••••••1· I ••••• -1 er 8, 1982 The Dally EasternN Tracksters seek improved IBND TOUB t effortswit h balanced uni FRIBND I by Mike Lynch Men's As Eastern's men's track team enters track 8POBT8 the 1 982-83 indoor season, it will be aiming to improve on last year's from past seasons in that they will open BALLOON second-place finish in the Mid the season before the winter break Continent Conference. recess. The first meet is scheduled for BOU&UBT Panther head coach Neil Moore said Dec. 4 in Normal against Illinois State hopes an improved team balance and possibly Bradley and Indiana :·1e will enable his squad to make the jump State. UPUP IND AWAY to number one. "Unfortunately last Moore said he hopes the meet will year we had to rely too heavily on gear his team up for the tough season BILLOONBBT Claude Magee," Moore said. "But this ahead. year we h.ave moreof an evenly balanc "Working for a long time with no team." competition in sight gets dull," Moore 1115-5687 ed Moore said the returning lettermen said. "Hopefully, by having this early expected to lead the way this year are meet we'll get psyched up for the \fagee in the spr nts and the long jump regular season." i ind Tom Warneke in the 5,000- and Moore has set three goals for his CHAR 10,000-meters. team this year. Foremost is the goal to In addition, Perry Edinger will run qualify as many individuals as possible the 5,000-meters and steeplechase. for the NCAA finals. Secondly, the Craig DeWall will compete in the 110- team hopes to win a conference cham meter high hurdles and 400-meter pionship. hurdles. If David Houston is able to Finally, Moore hopes the team will come back from an injury, he will run place in the top three at the Illinois In in the 800-meters. tercollegiate Championships. The returning lettermen will be aided Moore said since the team has to by what Moore termed "a good compete against Division powers, a I recruiting year.'' NCAA championship is not a practical Freshmeq expected to help the goal although a conference title is tracksters are Larry Toennissen and definitely within reach. Dan Matas in the shot put and discus, "I imagine it will be a battle between .Sam Gram and Herb Knoblauche in us and Northern Iowa, with Western sprints, and Roxy Wood in the pole following closely behind," he said. vault. ''We enjoy the competition, but we The Panthers' schedule will differ don't like to come out second." Women tracksters boast host o#seasoned runners by Kirby Flowers Women's Eastern 's women's indoor track track team will return a host of seasoned veterans iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiSmith to the Panthers 1 982-83 ner for us," Craft said. "And squad, coacn John Craft said. will giveus strength irithe half mile." anth P er Elizabeth Greathouse a "Ogle really came on in cross coun five-ti e All-American try this year," Craft added. "A d I e x n:i will be a 'key � play er m Eastern's success this season pect her to help Sperry m the Craft added. ' distances." "Gre athouse will be our leader " Hurdler Ramona Fowler and high Craft said. mper Barbro Hines will hold down "No one person can be t e ju team but I think the Panthers. Greathouse will be.h a their events for person forus "Fowler looked really good toward key this season." In addition the end of the season last year," Craft .THE HA RLEM , three-time All- Americans Oail Stephens, Sonya said, "and Hines jumped 5-foot-8 in Brown and Renee Johnson will return ..::hes indoors last year and is expected to stengrhen Eastern be a big contributor this season." .GliJBETROTTERJ. 's sprinting unit to Craft said. ' In addition, freshman Charmaine "All of support on these girls ran real well last Carrethers will give Fowler a se son,'' Craft said. "And I expect a :he hurdles, Craft added. strong effort from them again this ''Carrethers is a real blue chip," he year." ;aid. "She is really a great all-around C oss . r country standout Gina Sperry athlete." · , . . will anchor the distance races for the Eastern s mdoor track team willpar Panthers. Sperry will gain support ticipate in the newly formed Gateway from tra for the nsfer student Margaret Smith Collegiate Athletic Conference and Anne Ogle, Craft said. first time this season. "Sperry has always been a solid run- TOMORROW! 7:30 PM -LaEASTERNntz ILLINOIS Buildin UNIVERSITYg - \j !ill s o i 12 l under ;on sale:� �Lantzt Buhilding; Ticket Office jj ; : �:� ��� �:= feeling leftout inthe COLD? 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"He has the ability to "However, this year we only recruited an the backstroke, butterfly, in four." medley and freestyle." "The team is going_ to depend on chester is our best returning Debbie Kroening (butterfly), Jamie oker but also has developed in- Pistorio (breaststroke) and Peg Biltgen 1 pretty good middle distance (distance)," Padovan said. "All three HUTION'S PART.S SERVICE ler," Padovan added. swimmers were new and have come a "The Professional Parts People " addition, Padovan said freshmen long way since last year.'' Stores to Serve you! Burggraff and Ted Boone will The women tankers opened their 2 · c the Panthers with strength in season last Friday with a loss to the tstroke. University of Missouri. The men will 1 400 Reynolds Driv. e ...... women's team returns four All begin their 1 982-83 campaign Friday , 8:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m . . . . Mon.-�ri. from last season's 21-3 and Saturday at the Missouri-Rolla 'cans In ! - 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m...... Sat . . 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