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This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1988 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in September by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. rty organizers im bash scandal someone else. And I know who that some one else is because he looks like me, " Ward added. Myerscough could not be reached for comment. s Fall Blow Out Bash was can Students for Charity, a group composed ursday afternoon and the organiz of Dinasso and two other students, planned it is a plot between Charleston to hold the Fall Blow Out Bash Friday at urray Choate and two prominent Springhaven Park. Along with n•merous to keep students in Charleston kegs of beer, the party organizers promised y. live entertainment, free food, a dunking ts for Charity has been organizing booth and shuttle bus transportation. Profits party for four months, and was from the event were going to be given to ursday by the Coles County Big Brother/Big Sister of Coles County. Office that they could not have the Dinasso and co-organizer Rodney ause they did not have a liquor Deneseus said the last-minute cancellation will cost the students about $1,200. · asso, one of the students, was Deneseus said costs incurred in planning ounty would overlook the liquor the event include: $300 for advertising in cause it was for charity, but he The Daily Eastern News and on WZZQ t say who gave him the informa- radio; a $350 non-refundable deposit on Springhaven Park; $100 downpayments on source, who Dinasso refused to the disc jockey and bands; $300 for flyers alleged that John Ward of Page which were distributed to Eastern, ern, 410 Sixth St. and Jerry Lakeland College and Indiana State 1508 gh of Jerry's Pub, Fourth St: University; "$50- in phone bills; and four ith Choate to cancel the event so months of planning. The party was going to go on as sched , Dinasso said. uled, Deneseus said, when he received a bar owners called and put up a call from the Coles County State's the charity event," Dinasso said. Attorney's officeinforming him that, "If we understand how this can happen had the party we were going to be arrested concerned students get together and all of the liquor would be confiscated." party for a good cause when the The group went to Choate early in the liquor to underage drinkers for planning stages to request a liquor license, gain." Deneseus said, but was turned down.
"d late Thursday night, "I know · Choate said Thursday the city of nothing about it. I haven't even Charleston has no jurisdiction over Mayor Choate in three years. I Springhaven, which is in Coles County anything about the party. jurisdiction. know the kids or who they are "If they have an event out in the county e they have me confused with Early riser "' Continued on page 5 Alex Conforty plays during preschool recess. dent recruitment aims for more Jones said this doesn't mean variety the selor from Peoria Notre Dame university does not have quality High School said, "My calendar is students. full of appointments" (of visiting ent at Eastern can be "It's not that we don't have colleges within the next two to getting tired of one some good students, we just need months.) , said Johnetta Jones, a bigger variety," Jones noted. Western Illinois, Marquette, member on the Study The study said the student body DePaul, Bradley and Drake are duate Education. is "too homogenous in terms of just a few of the schools she ts sick of always eating ability, preparation and geograph scheduled to talk to her students. of bread, you need a ical origin." Eastern was not on the list. e, wheat and white," The enrollment at Eastern is The undergraduate study also . She is a member of increasing and the cutoff date for states that, "It is particularly dis ittee discussing the admissions is set earlier every R E c T M E N T turbing to note that faculty are t, admissions, orienta semester. almost never involved in the retention for the study, In response, Jones said it is impor PART ONE recruiting process. " stern President Stan tant to recruit special students. freshmen why they chose to said Pat Parker, Joilet West High However, it says exceptions tiated in the spring of "Since we have high admis attend Eastern. "The overwhelm School counselor. occur in a fewdepartments incud sions, it is necessary to recruit the ing majority listed size, location She added she encourages ing music, industrial technology, lected five committees right type of students and not wait and cost. Only nine indicated that Eastern to· her students because of home economics and foreign concerns and propose for the students to come to you," an Eastern recruiter had been the the feedback from graduates and languages. improve the quality of Jones noted. primary influence," the study above all, her own personal expe One purpose of the study is for tes' experiences. If the university wants those indicated. riences. the committees to propose ways y states the university "special students," faculty needs When students were asked how She did not feel college recruit to improve the quality at Eastern. to 'harvest' those stu to go out and get them to enrich they first heard of Eastern, the ment was that important of a factor The committee listed 18 recom list Eastern as the sec the college community, she said. mendations concerning recruit . majority credited friends, parents in the students' decision making. choice on their ACT She added a college campus is or other relatives with bringing She added the University of ment. where students explore ideas and Eastern to their attention. Thirty Illinois, Northern and Illinois The study says, one way to on to say the "result is a meet new and different people. If three listed their high school State were popular choices of improve recruitment is to follow or less homogenous, the campus does not meet that counselor as a primary reason for schools her students attend. She four groups of students who ed group of students expectation, "then how can true enrolling to the university. noted Eastern is also popular, but should be sought; academically focused purpose or education take place?" Jones High school counselors play an does not usually send a recruiter competent, geographically mixed, ons embarking upon asked. important role in influencing stu like the other schools do. culturally and ethnically diverse e careers." A smaller study asked 272 dents in which college to attend, Pat Capiteli, a guidance coun- and academically superior. 2A Fnday, September 16, 1988 State Board approves tuition incre DEKALB Ill (AP)-Th e reach $ 782 at Sangamon State m attention," Strand said. State Board of Regents on SpnngfielJ "It's message to the Thursda) approved a round 01 In an unusual move, the regents that they don't want to $125 mid-year tuition increases agreed to call the adjustments hikes being forced on for students at Northern Illinois "surcharges" rather than increas tional communtl) s1mpl angamon State and Illinois State es, said NIU spokeswoman Diane of a lack of funds," ad universities. Strand M cNeil, a spokes The in creases, which were ''The surcharge concept was Sangamon State in Spri adopted at a meetmg at Northern recommended by the three stu "Maybe rn three ll11onois' Dekalb campus, will dent regents on the board and a <>emesters they would take effect with the start of the couple of spokesmen for the surchages" if state fu spring semester in January and be Students Association,' she said. forthcoming, McNeil sai Relief supplies for Caribbean maintained until further notice "Thetr rat10nale is they're frus The last increases at KINGSTON, Jamaica (AP)-Prime Minister Edward Seaga estimat They will bring tu1tion�related trated and they think nobody is campuses came in Jan charges at Northern Ilhno1s State paying attention to them in Illinois State and North ed Hurricane Gilbert's damage in Jamaica at $8 million, and reliet sup plies began arriving Thursday for some of this Caribbean island m Bloomington-Normal to $857 a Springfield, and they think if they upped tuition by $1 nation's half-million homeless. semester per full-time undergrad change the label people will pay Sangamon State by $100 Sports stadiums, churches, government buildings and movie theaters uate <>tate resident. They will were used to house an estimated 150,000 people,the government said Seaga, who flew across the island to inspect damage Wednesday, said entire towns were wiped out and that the governments pnonty was Decomposed body found in wood to rebuild housing MIDLOTHIAN, Ill. (A P)-A Her partially decomposed body Thursday by the Cook 7-year-old reported missing from was found Wednesday in a heavi Medical Examiner's Offi her parent's home last weekend ly wooded section of Blue Island, "She died of strang FBI found sabotage of 0-rings wa s strangled and police said Ill., a few yards from an apart said Cook County medi SALT LAKE CITY (AP)-The FBI 1'> inve.,ugatmg a ea'>t one per Thursday they have several sus ment complex and about five iner Robert Stein. "S son in the apparent sabotage of 0-rings u<>ed on space 5huttle rocket pects in the child's death. miles from her home,police said. wrapped a rope-consi motors and an arrest or indictment 1s 1mmment, an agent said Jaclyn Dowaliby had been the Pohce said Blue Island had not a clothesline- around Thursday focus of an intensive five-day been part of the search for the several times." HydraPak, which manufactures the 0-rings in West Jordan, Utah, search after her parents told child, which had centered on Because the body was discovered in June that a small number of the rubber-like seals had police she vanished in the middle wooded areas closer to her home. decomposed, investlga been deliberately cut. Officials immediately noufied rocket maker of the night from the bedroom of The badly decomposed body unable to determme t Morton Thiokol, the FBI and the National Aeronautics and pace her home in this suburb south of was identified as Jaclyn Dowaliby time of death or whether Aministration,and the federal agencies began a Joint investigation. Chicago. during an autopsy conducted had been assaulted. r------, I I I I I TWO LARGE I I I I I c PIZZAS & c 0 0 u u p of COKE p CUSTOM-FITTED 0 Qt 0 N N SOFT CONTACTS Our stanaard aa11v wear son lenses, a tnorougn exam. cold care kit. instruction tor use $12.95 ana care ana 30days tallow-up care s99co. Jerry's Pizza TINTED DAILY WEAR & COMP SOFT CONTACTS Pub CIBA Soft Colors $ I 2 9 \ \ BONUS ---- 345-2844 FOR ONLY '30, get a pair of eyeglass 4th & Lincoln from a select fashion group, with the p chase of soft contact lenses L------� SAME DAY SERVICE tin Most Cases) PH. /·- · � 345·510090.4 E. 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Dave Lindquist Roger Johnson Friday,Septernber16, 1988 3A lawsuit arlestonby the city tofaces repair the spillway, work$30,000 as below standard. spit." illway Dively said. which has sprung several leaks "Our contention is that there Arnold reportedly attempted to Arnold said he sought arbitra since it was first built in 1947. was no need for this to occur," arbitrate the issue with the city, tion to avoid the costs of a law leston faces a possible The city reportedly discovered Arnold said Thursday. "They (the but was rejected. suit, but now has no alternative lawsuit from the compa 8-inch cracks in two of the con cracks) were repairable. John Dively Jr., Charleston city other than a civil lawsuit. "Which to do construction work crete slabs Mautz and Oren was "We had proposed injecting attorney, confirmed Thursday he will be more expensive for l)\'.• °';and harleston spillway. hired to repair. The cracks were epoxy into those slabs. The sent a letter to Mautz and Oren the city," he added. Arnold Sr., president of believed to have been aggravated strength of epoxy is three to four last week stating the city would Arnold noted he was confident and Oren Contractors of by high heat and wind conditions times greater than concrete," he not arbitrate. his company would win the suit ham, said Thursday he throughout the summer. added. "There was absolutely no "The city's position is we hope once it is filed. his attorney to file a Arnold said instead of replac need to replace those slabs. The the matter is neither going to be "I feel very committed to this suit against the city. ing the slabs, he offered to seal decision to replace them was a arbitrated or litigated," Dively one," he said. "I feel they're (the said the suit will be filed the cracks with liquid epoxy at his whimsical one." said Wednesday. "It's. up to them city council) totally wrong. IO days. own expense. Arnold said work on the slabs (Mautz and Oren) to see what "They give me the feeling once suit stems from a dispute The city rejected Arnold's offer totals $30,000, which he will seek kind of official action they want the contract is signed the can do city over repairs to the and reportedly ordered the slabs in the lawsuit. to take." anything they want to at our ay, located near Lake be totally replaced. The city also "If it was their choice (city Dively added he felt Mautz and expense," Arnold added. "That's ton, three miles southeast called upon Arnold's company to council's) to have the slabs taken Oren was financially responsible not a contract. A contract is a ity. incur the costs of the replacement out, they can do that," he said. for replacing the concrete slabs. two-way street." and Oren was contracted project, since the city viewed the "But we're not going to pay for "We didn't pour the concrete," rmer CIA agent to critique, monstrate CIA operations countrie<: and the United States. By main taining dictatorships in Third World coun tnes, McGehee concludes that forced labor er CIA agent Ralph McGehee, cnt in these countnes will ulitimately destroy e CIA, will speak at 7 p.m. Friday Amencan farmers. Coleman Hall. Another topic will be the planting of evi hee'<> insight into the operations of dence to exploit others such as communist allows him to speak with authonty eopons shipments, forged documents and e addresses such topic as the CIA doctored photographs. ement 10 Central Amenca the In an excerpt from his book, Deadly es and other third world countnes, Deceits, McGehee said, "The CIA is not an sociate Journalism Professor Peter intelligence agency. In fact: it acts largely as an anti-mtelhgence agency, producing spect he will say more than what the only that information wanted by policy as told us. He's from the inside, " makers to support their plans and suppress 1d. ing information that does not support those ehee compares the CIA operations plans. Vietnam Conflict to those of today s In Deadly Deceits. McGehee tells of his Central America, especially to the 25 years as a CIA agent and the deceitful squads. and anti-democratic operations of the CIA. will demonstrate the negative effects The book will be available for purchase operat10ns on both Third World at the lecture.
aised taxes offset deficit r's note; This story 1s the first m a change and the assessed value of the prop examini ng property taxes in ertv does not increase. ston. For Monday. what do local However, residents with home owner $1,257, $57 s think about a $70 property tax exemptions can expect to pay e? more than last year's figures. Charleston Mayor Murray Choate said Thursday he felt the $70 increase was "in the ballpark" and comparable to other towns like Charleston. MIKE SHERMAN\ Staff photographer leston residents can expect to pay "It would be (high) for some people," he "tional $70 on their real estate taxes said. 'You can take some people who are er. on a fixed budget and any kind of increase TracyDouble Hamilton, sotimephomore zoology major, carries her keyboard across campus. projected $70 is a direct result of a is going to be tight. ty tax increase the city council "I had an idea they (tax figures) would ed in August to offset a $450,00 have all been comparable (to other towns structured similarly to Charleston)," he VP request to be discussed estimate is based on figures from noted. positions because the existing vacant direc leston and ·Coles County Clerk's The property tax increase is reflected in By CRAIG EDWARDS Administration editor tor of development position will be for 1987 assessed valuation of five city funds that will change in 1989. changed to vice president for development. ies and was computed by The Those funds include the Illinois Eastern President Stan Rives hopes the Charles Ross, Eastern's former director EasternNews. Municipal Retirement Fund (IMRF), the Board of Governors will approve his of development, resigned iri July to accept t year, Charleston's levy totalled Firemen's Pension, the Policemen's request for a new vice president of devel a similar position at Stockton State College collected from property own Pension, Insurance and Tort Judgement ,399, opment when they meet Monday in Oak in New Jersey. in city limits. Fund and Social Security Fund. Brook. Unlike the other vice presidents, Rives er the new levy, revenues are The largest jump in funding will be the In addition to the regular meeting at 8:30 said the new position would be funded ted to increase 19.5 percent to Insurance and Tort Judgement Fund, which a.m. Monday at the Oak Brook Hills Hotel through the EIU Foundation instead of will increase by $224,987. .732. and Conference Center, the BOG will be state approptriated funds. The director of figure, however. reflects revenues In August, prior to the levy s approval, meet Sunday to discuss vanous planning aevelopment was also funded by the city only, not to be confused with Finance Comminss1oner John Winnett said initiatives for the five universities it gov Foundation. revenues that may fluctuate accord the city was sporting an approximate erns. Chicago State University, Eastern currently has three vice presi passage of levies from other agen $450,000 deficit. Northeastern Illinois University, Governors dents: Robert Kindrick, provost and vice � 1 as the Coles County Airport, However, even with the new levy, the State University, Western Illinois president for academic affairs; Verna and parks. city would retain a deficit of about University and Eastern. Armstrong, vice president for administra ntly. according to public record, a $267 ,333, requiring further cuts or further Rives hopes to have Eastern's fourth vice tlona and finance and Glen Williams, vice t owning a $60,000 home within increases in the levy. president in place by February 1 if the president for student affairs. its can expect to pay approximately Questions on real estate taxes can be BOG approves the request on Monday. If approved, Rives said he intends for the provided he has no exemptions. obtained through the Coles County .14. By creating the new vice president posi vice president for development to play a r the new levy, he can expect to pay Treasuer s Office. l!on, Rives said the university will not be major role in the final stages of the Tenth provided county rates do not 1.524, adding to the number of administrative Decade Campaign.
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Obviously under the system '111/e have now, And why not? I mean univer dent could not be admitted to Eastern, or sity enrollment hit an all-time state university for that matter, and would be high this fall of 10,500 students, to work in an unskilled labor position m while state funding continues to wages for the rest of his llfe. be virtually non-existant. However, Eastern was designed to help Editorials represent the Eastern President Stan Rives who want to improve themselves and the opinion of the editorial board. proposes reducing enrollment Amy attend an institution of higher learning even by 1 ,000 students during the Carr they did not graduate from high school with a Columns represent the next five yearsif funding contin university is also the most cost-efficient in ues to be in its sickly state. thus it is affordable for students who could opinion of the author. This, coupled with tougher admission standards pro college otherwise. posed by a year-long study of E.astern's undergraduate Somewhere down the line our govern program, could be detrimental to the future of today's track of how important a good education The Dally Eastern News society. world. The results have been devastating. Oh sure, a small campus -- which will be even During Gov. James Thompson's lengthy Friday, September t 6, t 988 smaller once reductions begin -- can't possibly change state of Illinois has plumeted to the very the entire society, but the trend has been set. rankings of quality education throughout the Education is no longer a top priority in this country. In the eight years that Reagan and Bush Of course, if the subject is construction of nuclear served our country, the "burden" of education missles so we can destroy the world a few more placed soley on the shoulders of the state. Politia hann times, more power to it (and more money as well). can this party tell us now that things will be Let's face it, there is no room for more students, yet the upcoming four years. there are no jobs for those without college degrees. A little closer to home, since Reagan t Hmmmmmmm, do we sense a Catch-22 here? tuition alone at Eastern has risen from $ Last week, a television movie entitled "Open semester to $666 for undergraduate students theOlypmic Admissions" was aired. The movie drpicted the prob expected to rise an additional to in $75 $100 mo::a·n11· rv.. lems of one black illiterate student trying desperately Check your bankbook before you vote in , value to make it at a university that could care less about Most of us can't afford four years of Bush him. 'promises." The student made every attempt he could to meet As the Olympic torch runners worked their Amy Carr Is news editor and a regularcol with his instructor so she could understand his prob- The Daily Eastern News. way through Korea they faced firebombs hurled by what the Chicago Tribune called radical stu dents. Ever since the announcement that the summer ditorial '88 Olympics were to be held in E&;. Seoul Korea there have been protests by the North Koreans. 5£f'TE�BER- 7, South Korea is proud to host the Olympics as A t>AV7Jf,..T most cities across the world should be. W1.LL LlVE IN It is a shame that world governments have allowed such a honorable event to become taint ed by international political conflicts. INFAMY The Olympics originated years ago in l' 2, 700 ancient Greece and continued until the decline of the Greek civilization. They began again in 1896 and since then have grown steadily with the involvement of more and more nations each time. The Olympics represent individual character through athletic training, discipline and athletic excellence. Not only is it a chance to achieve the highest recognition for athletic ability, but it is also a chance to strive for world peace through friendly contact between athletes from all nations. However, in the past years the Olympics has lost some of its original symbolism of peace and unity. It has gradually been becoming a political issue. This' week's question was asked by Marye Palliser and were taken by Robb Montgomery. Because of politics, the Olympics has been Eastern speakes cancelled three times. The games were not held in 1916 because of World War I and in 1940 and 1944 because of World War II. What do you think about the band o In 1952 the sports spectacle was exposed to the Cold War when the Soviets entered a team of the visitor side of O'Brien stadium? athletes for the first time since 1912. In 1912 the Soviets withdrew from the compe tition for political reasons. The highest govern ment official, Karl Marx, decided it was not in Jo the best interest of his people, and that the world Paul Supllowskl Padgett Senior Freshman competition was against his communistic princi Consumer Affairs History ples. "I guess a lot of the fans wil "If its lack of room it's okay. be upset. The whole crowd You can still hear the barid; And now in 1988, because of more political won't be into it without the It's not like they've gone interference, the Olympic torch runners are again band there in the bleachers.· away. I think its better.' being subjected to violence as they carry the Olympic flame to the game site from Greece. It is a shame that what once was the symbol of
world peace and brotherhood is being jeopar James Nichols Dan Marco dized by politics. Senior freshman Junior High Education The only way we can regain the true spirit of Undeclared "I think it has its good points. world competition is to keep reminding ourselves "It would be better if they We could cheer back and were on our side. I was at of the purpose for holding this gathering o: supe forth and more Eastern peo the game this weekend.and rior athletes--world peace. ple would be able to sit on it was harder to hear them." our side." Fnday, September 16, 1988 5A imal lover, instructor dies of pnuemonia
years, had her first stroke the last week of Stute had a long time interest in animal mind," Whittenbarger said. She really liked school, said Bob Whittenbarger, chalf of welfare and was a patron of the Humane to talk to people who shared her beliefs sociology/anthropology. Society. She gave the Humane Society, about political issues,he added. instructor known for her love 'Stute stayed in Douglas Health Care "financial and emotional support," said Stute was known as a "sweet girl" by died last week apparently Facility, Mattoon since her first stroke last Whittenbarger. State Represenative Mike Weaver, R consequences resulting from May, said Whittenbarger. Besides animals she was very interested Charelston, who met Stute three years ago, strokes since last May. Stute, who was a registered nurse, had a in national politics, Wittenbarger said. when she asked him to help save bunnies, te, 65, of Charleston died from PHD in sociology from the University of Stute "would pass along a newspaper clip he said. Sept. 7 after having a stroke Illinois and taught social work courses. ping that struck her fancy" and discuss the "She was a super gal ...once you got to fore her death. Stute also had an interest in the field of issue with her colleagues, Whittenbarger know her she was a lovely person inside. 1ology\anthropology associ- gerontology, the study of the elderly, said. She really cared a lot about all kinds of ' who taught at Eastern for 22 Whittenbarger said. "She was never reluctant to speak her creatures," Weaver said.
Recruitment "'from page 1 under county JUrisdiction, like and serve liquor out there them Spnnghaven, is dry and prohibits alcohol use. e Hubbert: grant�. \\'}ll use.the m9tfeY pro selves, they're under the discipline sal; fii�e flt · -Jeff Madsen contributed to t�· ···��at.or······Last . Susan n.�1pe4 185 vided f:)Y) the rummage $ale of the sheriff,"Choate said. Agaitisi P�in·e�tie yeaF(JAbv this story. s 8 il:µi{to 4 p.m., WOfqtm within Coles County. 11l. toward general experuies because Choate also noted property the FirstPresbyterian addition t.o helping women with the orgartizati<>n 008 gone under th St. their crisis line, CADY has educ� a budgetcrunch, she said. ho helps 300 to 400 tion.al programs on social ser' CADV, a not-for-proJit United h yea(jn a seveh- vices and domesticviolence.()ll Way Agency, serves Coles Edgar, A a m;im� helps ''quite Eastem's Hubbertcampus, said.· Clark, Shelby, Cumberland, G D nts." saig ()Utreath CAOV which is funded by Moultrle !md Douglas counties. R 6 M A 3 I N 0 s ber of minority students on the rise D p s l 9 ACT score of are offered university is to provide a quality M I scholarships to schools such as education for the people of the the University of Illinois. state of Illin01s," he added. T B 0 However, they can t make the w A & N 106 minority students "Last is the 'best-fit.' We need tern, according to a grades because they are in classes · to influence, as much as possible, 0 L with students who have ACT the abilities of the student in the um prepared by L 9 0 Sociology Professor scores of 26. undergraduate experience in the s R 0 N es. She noted that the professors program." repared the special are teaching at a high level to Whitley also pointed out in the H 0 0 E as a part of her work accommodate the high scoring report a statement that stated, "We 0 0 p students. unanimously agree that any alter ruitment, admissions, w M M B and retention commit Jones' report also stated that if ation of admission requirements s u Undergraduate -Study the admission policy goes into at Eastern must be accompanied by Eastern President effect,48 percent of the minority by a strong alternate admission c students enrolled this semester program for minority students. " ONLY K or adum was prepared would not have gotten in under "Just as our committee said in the discussion of the the regular admissions policy. the report, we would only go dergrauate study. The Committee member Stephen along with the standards. We not ission policy was dis- Whitley said, "We do not have an only want to get them (minorities) y the Council for open admissions policy. This is here, but we want them to suc - FATAL Affairs. why we must draw the line some ceed while they are here." rgraduate study states where." He added that Eastern 1s "trying ATTRACTION verwhelming majority The committee is concerned to somehow balance the fit SEPT. 18 students are admitted with three things; the quality of between the student and the uni on the basis of high the student and wanting students versity undergraduate experience. Grand Ball Room alone." who are capable of succeeding in Students should be able to come Same Place ber in the audience at college level work. to this university and perform all 's CAA meeting said The second concern is access these things and in return they DifferentShow rity students with an Whitley said. "The mission of this should get a quality education." DifferentBuck 1111�;'�::CttAAIA8TON. LLINO .. er Lounge Bell� FlowerCorner Buy your roommate a .G.l.F. Cash &. Carry CLUB Special : Birthday Ad 1Wo Vasecl Roses with a Come to Buzzard Building -3 Mylar Balloonof yourd¥)ic.e! $1.75 North Gym -6 00 $2.00 s10 Eastern News CHE RS The Daily
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I' ,. 'f t. <( •...A • •• ...... • •lo 't'°1 - �" � . "' -�!."stfriday,september 16, 1 988 ents Club sholarships offered THEY SHO Eastern undergraduate in good months. standing, 2.0 grade point average. The parents club wanted to do The student must have 12 or more for the students in financial TUE R G lions for the Parents more credit hours from Eastern, need, therefore, so four years ago larships can now be and the student must demonstrate the the scholarship fund began. the financial aid financial need. Only those stu- They at started out with one $500 •I he student activities . dents who can show real financial scholarship and is presently offer� TE University Union. need will be considered. ing five $750 scholarships. The scholarships will be The parents club has always re sponse to the scholarships in the spring semester. been involved in helping students previous years have been great (And they for application is financially. ne They've had a $2500 with no fewer than25 applicants. fund in which the student in dire However, the response this financial straights could borrow semester is less than good with want to up to $100 to be repaid within only five applicants. shoot you ern United Way campaign to begin tool) United Way payroll deduction. each other to see which group can Each packet will contain a donate the most money to United United Way brochure, a pay Way. Way campaign for deduction card and a letter from "The groups can come up with 0 'T B HE vision of the Eastern the EIU central committee that any idea that will raise money," ty United Way will explains how to fillout the card. said Nielsen. "St 20. udents play a very important There will be a $10 entry fee division hopes to raise �ONE LEFT! role in our campaign," said and that money will go into a this campaign. Strode. winner's pool. The group that and Jeff Cooly e are Rita Nielsen, a senior speech raises the most money will win Seniors Gra d students: for Eastern's cam- & communication major, is the the pool, in addition to one of United Way Appointments can still be student coordinator three trophies. id that on Sept. 20 for Eastern's campaign. Her main The United Way campaign at y volunteers will be made project is called the "Student Eastern will last from Sept. to at th e fr ont desk of packets individually 20 Challenge Contest." Nov. 23. Money collected will be and staff, in order THE DAIL to She said that different groups given to agencies in January to be Y EA STERN m to donate through NE WS on campus will compete against used in 1989.
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Bears game & spaghetti dinner will be Sun. 9/18. t Noon and .the spaghetti dinner will be at 7:30 in the r of 9th & Lincoln.$1 donation for dinner. · MiniRetreat will be tonight from 7-1 0 pm at the r of 9th & Lincoln. MINISTRIES Street Evangelism Workshop will be fie University Baptist church. For more info. please call Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU NEW STUDENTS can still pick up the New Student during summer, on the third floor of the Union in
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Official Notices are paid for by the Office of University Official Notices questions concerning the notices should be directed CAREER PLANNING You may register for the PPST at ing a course in which you originally Satisfactory Progress Requirements AND the Test Registration Booth in the received a grade of "D" and hope to SATISFACTORY PROGRESS REQUIREMENT TO RECEIVE FINANCIAL AID PLACEMENT CENTER lobby of the Union. Hours are from be an ISSC recipient. PLAN II PLACEMENT MEETINGS 11 :00 to 3 :00 Monday through If you have any questions concern THIS POLICY APPLIES TO THE FOLLOWING TY PES OF STUDENT FINANCIAL AID: ANY PARENT ANYONE WHO EXPECTS TO FIN Friday. ing this, call Financial Aids at 581 - TEED STUDENT LOANS (GSL), FEDERALLY INSURED STUDENT LOAN (FISL), PERKINS ISH THE REQUIREMENTS FOR A Francis Summers 371 3 GRADUATE STUDENTS (PLUS), SUPPLEMENTAL LOAN TO STUDENTS (SLS), L DEGREE BY THE END OF THE Director of Clinical Experiences John T. Flynn NATIONAL DIRECT STUDENT LOAN), COLLEGE WORK-STUDY PROGRAM (CWSP), PELL MENTAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITY GRANT (SEOG), ILLINOIS STATE SUMMER TERM, 1989, WHO HAS Director, Financial Aids· SCHOLAR AWARDS (ISSC), THE NATIONAL GUAR/NAVEL MILITIA GRANT, THE CORRECTIONAL OFF NOT REGISTERED FOR PLACE Tax Lecture James E. Martin GRANT PROGRAM, POLICE/FIREMAN DEPENDENTS' GRANT PROGRAM, MERIT RECOG MENT SHOULD ATTEND ONE OF Eva Holman, A representative from Registrar SHIP PROGRAM (MRS), ILLINOIS VETERAN GRANT, AND SOCIO-ECONOMICALLY DIS THE MEETINGS LISTED BELOW· the Internal Revenue Service will DENT SCHOLARSHIP (ESDS). ANY DEGREE WITHOUT TEACH make a presentation for students on Te acher Education Meetings ER CERTIFICATION - ALL MEET the new tax laws and how students Students must formally apply for 1. An undergraduate student shall have a maximum of ten periods of financial aid eligibility' or I NGS WILL BE IN THE should report scholarships, grants, admission to Te acher Education at cumulative semester hours, whichever comes first. The exact number of eligibility periods each CHA ALESTO N-MATTOON etc. This presentation will take place a meeting scheduled each semester determines by the number of semester hours accumulated by the student at the time (s)he es 21 , 1988 7 ROOMS OF THE UNIVERSITY on September at pm. in by the College of Education. At this eligibility for the first time as an undergraduate student at Eastern Illinois University. UNION. the Arcola-Tuscola Rooms. meeting, application fo rms are dis A graduate student shall have a maximum of four periods of financial aid eligibilny' or a maximum ANY DEGREE WITH TEACHER John Flynn tributed and the rules and regula lative semester hours, whichever comes first. The exact number of eligibility periods each CERTIFICATION - ALL MEETINGS Director Financial Aid tions pertaining to admission to and determined by the number of semester hours accumulated by the student at the time (s)he e WILL BE HELD IN THE UNIVERSI retention in Te acher Education are eligibility for the first time as a graduate student at Eastern Illinois University. TY UNION. Student Te aching Downstate - explained. 'The period of enrollment for financial aid eligibilny shall be known as Financial Aid Units (FAU). MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 19 Spring 1989 Students who are now entering a (12 semester hours or more) shall be charged one FAUnit. A half-time student (6 to 11 se ARCOLA-TUSCOLA ROOMS 4 All Elementary Education, Special teacher preparation program should charged one-half (.5) FAUnit. Whether a full FAUnit or a half FAUnit is charged to a studen1 is P. M. Education and Jr. High Education attend one.of the following meetings number of semester hours the student 1s enrolled for a time of Financial Aid disbursement each TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 majors planning to student teach to apply for admission to Te acher er usage 1s charged to ISSC. whichever is greater. ARCOLA-TUSCOLA ROOMS 9 Spring, 1989 must go to Room 223 Education: 2. student receiving financial aid is expected to have earned the semester hours indicated A.M. Buzzard Building to receive Spring Wednesday, September 21 , 1988 A for FAUnits according to the following chart: WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 - student teaching application forms. from 3:30-4:15 p.m. or CHARLESTON-MATTOON These materials may be picked up Thursday, September 22, 1988, ROOMS 12 NOON any time after September 19 1988. from 3:30-4:15 p.m. T HURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 - They may be completed and These meetings will be held in the C HARLESTON- MATTO ON returned to Room 223 Buzzard Buzzard Building Auditorium. ROOMS 3:30 P.M. Building by September 23. 1988. You must be admitted to Te acher r RIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23 - Reminder: Yo u must have been Education prior to the semester in CHARLESTON-MATTOON admitted to Te acher Education which you plan to Student Te ach. PLEASE NOTE · Merely taking a minimum of full time hours (12) or a minimum of half time hours ( 9 OOMS A.M. before you can student teach . The next opportunity to apply for that satisfactory progress is being maintained. Please consult the above chart to ascertain the e - PLA CEMENT REGISTRATION Dr. Francis Summers admission to Te acher Education will eacn term to maintain progress. Also Grade Point Average earned 1s not a factor considered S DELAY {:DONE YEAR BEYOND Director. Student Teaching be Spring Semester 1989 progress determiniat1on 1s being made. » RADUA"(ION, A FEE OF $25 00 Francis Summers S CHARGED TO REGISTER FOR Chicago Student Teaching Director of Clinical Experiences 3. At the c1ose of each Spnng Semester, the record of each student who has received financial aid "'LACEMENT. Spring 1989 the prior three terms (Summer, Fall, Spring), shall be reviewed to determine 1f the student IF YOU ARE UNABLE TO ATTEND All stuoents planning to student Fall Refund Deadline according to the above chart. Anyone not having the number of hours specified for h1s1her res ONE OF THE MEETINGS LISTED teach in the Chicago area Spring. The deadline for WITHDRAWING be cancelled from !urther financial aid until (s)he has earned sufficient hours to meet the a ABOVE, CONTACT THE CAREER 1989 must meet with Chicago area FROM THE UNIVERSITY and Students reaching wither the maximum FA Units or hours allowed will be notified each term cf PLANNING & PLACEMENT CEN coordinators on Thurday. October 6, receiving a 50% refund (50% offall aid eligibility. T E F! - STUDENT SERVICES 1988 between 1 p, m 4 p.m. or fees .and tuition paid except insur - 4. Appeals from financial aid disquahficat1on will be heard by a committee composed of: BUILDING - TELEPHONE NUM Friday. October 7, 1988 between 9 ance) is WEDNESDAY SEPTEM Vice President for Student Affairs BER 581 -241 1 .. a.m. - 12 p.m. They will be available BER 21 , 3:00 PM · Dean of Student Academic Services Shirley Stewart to meet with you in Room 222 Michael D Taylor Director or Associate Director of Admissions Director Buzzard Building. Director Reg1strat1on One member of Academic Advisement Center ,areer Planning & Placement Yo u must pick up your student One faculty member to be appointed by the Faculty Senate Center teaching applicallon at 210 Buzzard Credit/No Credit List One student to be aopointed by the Student Senate and return 11 by Friday, September The cred1Uno credit list for the cur Registrar 30, 1988 Spring 89 Student Teachers with all requested materi rent term 1s now posted on the bul Satisfactory Progress Appeals will be reviewed on an 1nd1v1dual basis. It is the responsibility of the 1989 You must complete all requirements als to complete your Spring letin board outside Room 122 in Old documentation with the appeal letter. fo r, and be admitted to, Te acher application. Main. Students who have elected C.ducation by the end of the Fall Reminder: Yo u must have been cred1Uno credit option may wish to 5. At the close of summer and fall terms, any aid rec1p1ent earning fewer hours than those ind 1 988 semester. One of the crrtena admitted to Te acher Education verify that their request are included shall be sent a warnmg letter. tor Admission to Te acher Education before you can student teach. on the list. 1 s taking either the PPST or the Francis Summers Samuel J. Ta ber 6. Failures, imcompletes, withdrawals, repetition of courses that were passed, and courses Illinois State Basic Skills Te st. Director of Student Te aching Dean. Student Academic Services laud1ts) are not counted as part of the total number of credits completed. The Financial Aid Students applying for Admission to .vhen a student finishes an 1mcomplete class or received a grade change. Therefore, it 1s the st Teacher Education Fall 1988 will be Important: !SSC Recipients All Students .o notify the Financial Aid Office when 1mcompletes are finished and/or grade changes are made. required to obtain passing scores The Illinois State Scholarship If you are attending any class in be remedial shall count 1f passed even though no applicable to graduation requirements. E Studies 1000, and Music 0541 are the three courses approved on these tests. Everyone planning Commission will NOT pay for which your name does not appear as remedial at present. to teach in the State of Illinois must course repeats IF you received a on the OFFICIAL TENTH-DAY 7. A cont1nu1ng student shall be judged to have made Satisfactory Progress pnor to becoming take and pass the State Basic Skills grade of "D" the first time AND the CLASS ROSTER, 1mmed1ately con aid 1f allowed to enroll according to Eastern s academic standards. Te st, as well as the state test in their number of hours of the repeated tact the Registration Office to maier. course reduces your academic load resolve the problem. FAILURE TO 8. To continue to receive aid, a student shall have the same grade point average that 1s expect If you plan to student teach Spring to less than 12 semester hours DO SO COULD RESULT IN LOSS allowed to reenroll. 1989 and you have not yet regis which is full-time. You may receive OF CREDIT. tered for the State BAs1c Skills only half-time support from ISSC or Michael D. Ta ylor Examples of FAUnit establishment and hours required for progress: Te st, you will have to take the PPST may be required to reimburse the Director, Registration A. A student with 31 cumulati�_, semester hours, receiving financial aid for the first time, would this semester in order to be admit University for up to half of your eligibility with an FAUnit of 3.0. Therefore, this student would have to complete successfully ted to Te acher Education before you tuition and fees. Further, if you were Seminar semester hours his/her first term on aid to mamtam Satisfactory Progress that term. The FAUnit student teach. The test dates and enrolled half-time to begin with, a Self Assessment Seminar 3.0 to 4.0 and the total hours required for 4.0 are 39 hours. registration deadlines for the PPST repeat course may cause you to Wed., Sept. 21 - 10 a.m. - Arcola are as follows: lose all ISSC funding. Tuscola Room, Univ. Union. To reg B. A transfer student with 71 cumulative semestertiours, receiving financial aid his/her first term Te st Date: October 22, t 988 - NOTE: The deadline for applying in ister for the above seminar. call the lish his/her aid eligibility wnh an FAUnit of 6.5. This student, therefore, would have 3.5 FAUnits Registration Deadline: September Records Office to repeat a course is Career Planning & Placement ing, whichever comes first. This student would have fo complete successfully a minimum of 1 22, 1988; prior to the 21 st class day. This Fall Center 581 -2411 . his/her first term on aid to maintain Satisfactory Progress that term. The FAUnit would move from Test Date: November 19 1988 - Semester deadline is September 21 Shirley Stewart, Director total hours of 84. Registration Deadline: October 19, - you must apply no later than 4:30 Career Planning & Placement John Flynn Director of Financial Aid 1988 p.m. on that date if you are repeat- Center
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Eastern m eets Liberty at O'Brie Panther perfect in jeopar By MIKE FITZGERALD Sports editor
Eastern's football team real challenge of the se Panthers host Liberty Uni p.m. Saturday at O'Brien S Both teams enter the co records: "They'll be the most ma have played," coach Bob think we'll be tested in the Spoo said from what he and from what he knows Liberty team -- which took the limit before Eastern beat
Ly nchburg, Va., -- the Fl couple of big running bac with a sizable offensive line. He said the Liberty line ger splits, which are ba JIM CARLSON I Arts editor stances, than either Illinois Ta ckle Dave Popp and guard Pat Munda block Austin Peay defenders fo r scrambling quarterback Eric Arnold ( 14) during (63) (69) Peay did, and that is a co last Saturday 's Eastern victory. the coaching staff. "This team takes much b. it could hurt if they are a through one of those holes," Flames may be a team n a mi i n "The defensive line will o ss o to the but they have risen With nine defensive starters and eight By DAVID LINDQUIST gram. past, and I would expect our Staff writer offensive regulars returning to dominate mea The Flames offensive line certainly play well," he said. Liberty's roster, though, it would seem that sures up to I-AA standards, as the five The Flames finished 3-7< the Flames would be burning for another 6-1, 283 Liberty University's football team has a players average pounds. but have moved from NC 2-0 chance to square off against the Panthers. score to settle with Eastem's Panthers. In comparison, Eastern's defensive line to the Division I-AA le Liberty's big bell-ringer is quarterback 260 One might wonder how a team repre averages pounds. defensive starters and e Paul Johnson, who threw for 1,599 yards senting a school founded by television Lining up a few yards down from starters returning, Libert and eight touchdowns last season. evangelist Jerry Falwell could muster any Liberty's "hogs" is Johnson's main receiver nucleus coming back from I Johnson's production has not diminished U1 will or angst toward another, but the Pat Nelson. Spoo said the Panthers this year, as he has completed 60 percent of !';lames may have valid reason to be gun Nelson has collected three touchdown cerned about the play of the his passes and thrown for four touchdowns passes and has 16 2 yarr\s receiving on the ning with vengeance for Eastern when the teams, in particular, punt in Liberty's two victories. two squads meet Saturday at O'Brien season. Shelton. "He has basically thrown where we've 5tadium. Defensively, Liberty is led by defensive "I remember him giving wanted it, " Hout said. "He's a good field 16 Last year the Panthers went down to end Mickey Paige, who racked up tack year," Spoo said. "We'll be general and we need that type of quarter les in the season's first game, and corner Liberty's home field in Ly nchburg, Va., him shut down." 39 back if we are going to compete at the 1- back Richard Shelton, who picked off six were outgained by yards and still snuck Quarterback Paul Johnson 17-14 AA level." passes last season. away with a non-conference victory Spoo last year as a sopho Liberty has moved up from Division II to over the Flames. As a final note on the revenge issue, cern this time around as we the NCAA's I-AA level this season. 24-20 "We were lucky to come out of there Liberty topped Tennessee Tech last The Panthers will be pro But the Flames faced JO I-AA schools 43- alive," Eastern coach Bob Spoo said earlier week in response to Tennessee Tech's the services of tight end last year (in which they finished 3-7), mak 23 dousing of the Flames in 1987. this week when commenting on his squad's who suffered a leg injury in 19 87 ing the transition rather painless. But Hout kept his potential payback ambush at Liberty. Austin Peay game. "It's not a whole new experience, " Hout plaudits to himself when previewing But listening to Flames coach Morgan Flames fourth-year coac said. "I would say we're doing OK for Saturday's game. Hout may give the impression that the loss entered the season with being two weeks into the season. We've got "Eastern's a established I-AA power with is no longer bothering him. class, so the experience Li "W nine more new experiences ahead of us." e're just trying to improve every week a Jot of experience and size," Hout said. fact that the Flames will be Liberty is not in a conference at this on film, and we'll need ' as a football team," Hout said. "I don't "They're impressive the Panthers for last season s time, but Hout said entrance into a 1- to play very well to compete with them." know how much of a motivation factor last make the contest interesting. year's game will play." AA league is a "necessity" for the pro- Huskie tournament next for volleyball squ By BILL LOOBY a player in the top l 0 of every school record and tied another. Northern takes a 3-3 record into Staff writer category, coach Betty Ralston Sicher shattered the game assist the tournament, which is the said. record with 64 in a game inagural Huskie Invitational. Eastern's volleyball team will Spikers in the Gateway top 10 Saturday against Ball State. Speaking on the two losses again take to the road this week are: Galanti tied a record with and Eastern has incurred against .800 end, this time for the Huskie • junior setter Donna Sicher, hitting percentage in a game Michigan State and Wisconsin, 3. Invitational at DeKalb. first place in per game assist aver against Marquette Sept. Ralston said, "They are in the 10, The 3-2 spikers are fresh off a age and seventh in dig average. "The matches will all be com middle of the Big but they third-place finish at the Ball State • senior middle hitter Gianna petitive, but realistically we can have three teams that are nation Invitational last weekend. Galanti, first place in service ace come out (of the tournament) 3- ally ranked. They are more sea 0," Eastern w l open the round average and third in block aver Ralston said. soned." robin tourna' ient with Missouri age. She said Missouri would proba Ralston said Missouri might at 5 p.m Frid<.y. • sophomore outside hitter bly be the toughest match for the have an extra reason to beat the The Lady ?anthers won't play Diane Kruto, second place in dig Lady Panthers. The Tigers were Lady Panthers -- revenge. Eastern again unti. 4 p.m. Saturday average and third in kill average. upset by St. Louis University defeated Missouri in the EIU 3- against Cir :mnati. They will play • senior outside hitter Laura Tuesday to drop their record to Coors/Coors Light Classic open 2. igain ? p.m. against host Bruce, fifth in dig average and ing match last year. The Lady Northf '10is University. eighth in hitting "verage. Cincinnati owns a spotless 5-0 Panthers took the match in a 20-18 .e Gateway released In the first five games of the record, but three of those victories thrilling fourth game.
o , ..: .... ce statistics Eastern had season the Lady Panthers set one were against Division II schools. t timehe usuallys comes and out every even faster cars week, "just to see what's new." The eliminations begin at lot of guys, Bill Fuqua 2:30 p.m. and that's when the ys loved cars: cars that fun begins, Fuqua said. "Time eir engines, cars that trials start at around · 11:30 the smell of burning a.m. and go right up to elimi fast cars. nations," he said. Fuqua runs the Coles A time is take n on the 1/8 Dragway and he has mile track and the cars with the his passion for automo fastest times advance. There o a money making real- are three classes of cars : the 1, actually," Fugua says Street, anything with a time of n't make that much 9:50 seconds or more, Pro, a we're just in it for the time of 8:00 - 9:49 seconds, " and Super Pro, 0- 7 :99 sec very Sunday between onds. the middle of October A computer times the cars usiasts can see their and gives a second reading street, or super pro and also a miles per hour race, Fuqua said. reading. This process is
Bullock, a frequent done with the aid of a beam JIM CARIS(>N I Arts editor the dragway, said that • Continued on page 6. ...Al though pizazz is what sets the looks.
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28 Ori THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, I Cocktail' watered down? T HT make lots of money day, however, on a bet, he in a short amount of scores with an older woman. SAFARI NIGHT time. He moves to Jordan moves back to New eaturing: New Yo rk to get rich Yo rk and Flannigan eventually playing the stock follows after his relationship • Jungle Juice and market, but can't with the older woman turns land a job because sour. other scary tropical not lose. of his lack of educa Later, he learns from Jordan best known tion, which prompts that she is pregnant. Jordan ·uice sp ecials blockbustet him to go to college. , tells Flannigan that it's time for n" and hi� He eventually gets a him to grow up and take on • Ta rzan movies on scene in part-time job at a some responsiblity or to go like Business". Bret bar where he meets ahead and leave her behind our six screens Doug he has a lot of other women. T. V. !,') show Lowman up with real strength lies Bring inany wild ong of an Coughlin, played by "Cocktail's" come in Bryan Brown who shows his is, and how much Bryan Brown. They be African animal and He took both of very good friends and dream acting abiltiy in his portrayal of has. get in ·es, and turned them about opening their own bar. a ignorant, greedy, drunken, FREE!! a-hits, regardless of After a big failing out, yet likeable bartender. Cruise scripts. He pulls the Flannigan takes off for and Shue's sideline romance is with "Cocktail", Jamaica, where there is sup okay, but the movie doesn't rely ff to make it inter it will not be the hit posedly big bucks in bartend on it enough ing. There he meets and falls in esting. Gun" was. play Brian Flanningan, love with a girl named Jordan, -Brett Lowman is a media to played by Elizabeth Shue. One critic fo r the Verge. man who wants OPENS-I eg1ster to win w/ emote Drawing Sept. 30 AVAILABLE Ta colime ONLY Taste The AT Real Difference'." Tuesday is TA CO Tuesday CAMPUS DOG TA CO 59¢ *Wednesday: Taco Burger 345-5721 r------�------, Reg. Fry I Med. Drink 99 $1. ¢OFF HOURS 20 ¢OFF TRY A REFRESHING CHANGE 20 Mon-Thurs 1 0:30- 1 0:30 r'ri-Sun I 0:30-1 1 :00 OF TASTE! ------/J " •7:;-� ;.)le� •Madewith Fruit Juice •Non-Dairy •Just 20 Caloriesper Ounce ·
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The type of Eastern news. It has previously w Staff writer riting involved would cover been published once a ItaCi an sports, clubs, campus events semester, but may come out q'{_e.s taurau WRITERS and so on. Much of it is follow more frequently this year. The Linguine w/Clam Sauce When I was two my parents up to newspaper stories involv Editor of Heartland Magazine $4.25 . put a pen in my little hand and ing campus activities. The is Robb Montgomery, who is Located Next Delivery said, "Darling you're going to Wa rbler Adviser's office is in also photo editor of the Daily 345-7 to Wal-Mart be a writer." So I stuck the pen room 125 in the Buzzard Eastern News and can be con Every Friday 5- up my nose. That moment had Building. Editor in chief of The tacted there. a profound effect on my life. Wa rbler is Jon Sall. Lastly, they say there is For the next sixteen years I The Ve hicle, Eastern's liter always room for improvement. walked around with Bic pro ary .nagazine, features poems, For this reason the campus truding from my face. short stories, essays, photos offers the help of the Writing I kid you. Ye t, my parents' and drawings done by Eastern Center, located in Coleman prediction was correct. I students. The Ve hicle is pub Hall room 301. The center is became a writer. Writing lished once a semester some open from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 became my first love and an time before or during finals. p.m. Monday through Friday. awesome part of my life. If Last year they recieved over There are usually 3 - 5 gradu someone took away paper, I'd 300 submissions. People can ate assistants on duty to help write on the walls. If they took begin submitting material any you with any specific writing away my pen, I'd write in time before October 13, which problems you may have. They blood. 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'48 ON THEVERGE OF THE WEEKEND FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, oetic justice suits local of poetry readings Bookshop in the Square for 25 She defines a good poet as not years before retiring. It was being trite, not representing then when she devised poetry their own insight and they use harles Laughton, Dylan readings around Charleston at the language freshly. They only as, and Emily Dickenson the Dudley House located on use their own insight if they are just a few well-known poets Seventh Street. showing a way a character yone who is interested in She became interested in would react or think in the ature, or if you are like poetry reading by acting out poem. "People do not realize cy Hanning, these names different characters in Greek how it can be enjoyable. It is more are a part of her life. plays that she and her neigh seeing the world at a different have always been fascinat bors acted out. She has acted point of view." the shades of emotions in some plays at the Charleston Hanning looks for certain poems express," she said. Community Theatre as well. "It qualities in the poems she father used to read poetry was when my neighbors and I selects for the readings, such as when I was young and I actedoot the partsthe in paysthat I variety, thought and clearness the way he read it." c:lisca..em:i \.\0.S talented in acting as so the audience may under cy Hanning grew up in \.\.ell," sarl�- stand what is being read. Hills in East Cleveland. Her readings range from Her audience size ranges high school, she spent epics to wit and humor. "I like from 30 to 35 though "it would at Stanford University to look for variety because you be nice to have more," she finished her college career are not just rattling off poetry, commented. Hanning enjoys ta Barbara at University you are interpreting the poem," her work \.ety much. 'You might California where she she said. 'The purpose of read read (poetry) to yourself, but, it ed in English. After get ing poetry is wanting people to is so much more enjoyable when married, she and her hus enjoy poetry, and the only way sharing it with other people." wanted to be east of the to do this is by hearing it." Hanning will be performing ippi, so, Coles County is Hanning collects all of her poetry readings this Friday at 4 they ended up. materials from books and mag p.m. at the Dudley House, 895 worked at Lincoln azines such as the New Yo rker. Seventh St.. HEA111ER FOWU!R I Staff photographer Heather Ha nning
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• Continued from page 1 time was 7 :35 seconds. "I want to get a tive," Fuqua said. The prize for the Pro but we do have quite a few," Fu better time, but the engine really heats winner is $250, and the Street winner's The winner in the motorcycl of light, Fuqua said. up quickly," Cosby said. There are tricks is $100, Fuqua said. "The prizes would receives a $200 prize. With that quick of a response time too, like removing excess engine weight. be more if we didn't have to worry about Bill Fuqua is proud of the fact there are some fast cars running that Cosby ordered his Mustang with no air insurance - it's too bad we have to do track has not had any serious track, Bullock said. "The fastest (car) 1 conditioning for this purpose. that," he said. "Once in a while you'll get a littl ever saw took a 4:52 second reading, Tom Jenkins had a Cutlass that he An entry fee is required for each rac thing, just not real bad or anyt · that's about 158 m.p.h.," he added. was "racing, just for kicks. I come out ing class: $30 for Super Pro, $20 for said. "The only real problem The day we were there we saw several here whenever I get the money. I don't Pro and $15 for street. "I wish we didn't have is shutdown, sometimes f cars that by oke 105 m.p.h. on the 1/8 expect to win or anything." Jenkins ran have to charge so much, but it's that brake that quick, so we adde mile track, pretty quick indeed. with a 7:80 second time. darn insurance again," Fuqua said. He extra feet for that," Fuqua said. Some of the people that race the "A lot of the kids come out just to see believes that the entry fee al!io keeps Bill Fuqua is lucky, he says, track are regulars, but for others like how fast their cars are," Fuqua said. The some of the less serious racers away. he can have fun and still make Bob Cosby this �as their first time. "I've winners are the guys who make this Joe Henry has a 1970 Chevelle and money." never been here before, in fact I just got their life, Fuqua added. Racers come he says that he would go out more "if it 'This is just my hobby and rm my Mustang in June," Cosby said. from as far away as Oklahoma and didn't cost so much." Henry now goes get to spend so much time do' Cosby was racing in the Super Pro class Califorrtia to as near as Indiana and, of out whenever he has the money, he like to do," Fuqua said. with a 1988 Mustang LX with a 5.0 course, Charleston, he said. said. The Coles County Dragway is liter engine, complete with Mickey Winners in the Super Pro class receive The track also has motorcycle racing. on West Route 316 in Charleston Thompson racing tires, and his fastest an $800 prize. "That's not a bad incen- "We don't get as many cycles (as cars),
Hard hitting street stormers pounddown the pavementat Charleston Drag strip.
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ton Speedway comes of age for stock car racing buffs decided to lease the track from Races are held weekly on "Some of the drivers race only Etzel to improve the condition of Saturday nights. The qualifications as a weekend hobby, while others the track and the quality of races. start at 6:30 p.m. and the actual do nothing except race," said Carla Carla Price said that there are races start at 7 :30 p.m. Price. several details that involve the Drivers at the speedway race Average attendance at the the surrounding management of the speedway. "It's three different types of cars: late speedway varies between 400-500 stock car rac- a lot more work than people real model, or supers, modified and spectators . Holiday and special 25 years. ize." street class. The three classifica weekends usually attract more rack is owned by The promoters are responsible tions must have certain bodies, fans. Kankakee, but pro for the maintenance of the track, tires and engines. On regular weekends admission and Bill Rowland concession stand and bleachers, "The track was originally is $6 for adults, $2 for children for actually making scheduling workers, as well as pro- designed for street class cars, but and $5 for senior citizens. The dis . viding an ambulance and security. over the years it was developed for abled and children under five are The racing season at the speed the other cars," said Carla Price . free . way starts in the middle of April Drivers from Mt . Ve rnon, The weekend of Sept. 24-25 and lasts until the end of Danville, Bloomington, Missouri there will be a special two-day September or the beginning of and Indiana travel to the speed event. The first day consists of the October, depending on the weath way. The majority of drivers come qualifications, and the second day er. from a 100 mile radius. the actual races will take place.
. ' ' . ' . ON mE VER.GE OF ·WEEKEM> 78 Sugarcubes' is beautiful punk blend
It's hard to imagine a more other groups. One of the major is raunchy and in bad taste. can't imagine a beautiful blend of punk, rock. reasons the group is different is Without a certain amount of band doing a so and pop than the Sugarcubes' their firm belief in the art of this, art is hollow. can, however, · debut album Life's Too Good. bad taste. Picasso said, "Good The band does make good stream band trying With names like Bjork, Bragi taste is the enemy of creativity. music, but it is real music. The like this and failing On songs like and Einar this is a band that is It is the killer of creativity." This band members seem to play off obviously out of the main is a creative group. each other, and ultimately soci and "Traitor", a stream. The band is from A lot of the songs on the ety, on several of the album's whole album, the Iceland, where they are the lat album are, in fact, in bad taste. tracks . The alternating male at asking questi est rage. What Bruce The band is assualting you. and female vocals, which also problem is they Sprinsteen is to New Jersey, They are asking you to alternate with grinding guitars the answers. Ma the Sugarcubes are to Iceland. respond. They don't want you and sappy strings, are clearly that is their aim. The group is a product of the to like them so much as to meant to symbolize the con so ·used to being punk explosion and those roots know they exist. One of the stant tension that is present in the right answers are clearly audible on Life's Too songs is even entitled "F***ing life. them to come up Good. There are hints of Matt in Rhythm and Sorrow" , which "Birthday", the album's first their own. The is obviously a blow against the single, seems to fuse the differ to speculate, Talking Heads, Blondie and Mansfield but even the Sex Pistols, but this elitist crowd whose belief is that ent elements of the band into sions should be band definitely has a sound all There are many things that all art is beautiful. Some art, the an introspective look at the Ma tt Ma nsfield their own. distinguish the Sugarcubes from Sugarcubes seem to be saying, challenges of reproduction. I columnist for the The person in the panther talks
BY JENNIFER DICKERSON olympics, and the Panther Club recep tiring and hot, but during football sea Staff writer tions, but that's only if "asked nicely," son the weather is usually cool enough she says. that it is not too uncomfortable. What would a home football game be Being mascot is not only fun and Basketball games can get incredibly without those people who keep the games; infact it is a hot and tiring job. hot though, and sometimes she must crowd always alert and cheering? On top of her 18 semester hours, take a break and concentrate soley on Peppy, ever-smiling cheerleaders, and Christy practices once a week with the the game. Somehow, she always seems rhythmic, long-legged Lady Panthers cheerleaders, and with her supervisor to have enough energy to keep going. have always provided a pleasant escape Paul Lueken, athletic director at "The better the game is, the more tired I from the game for moments during Eastern. She earns one semester hour get, because I get so hyper." It is proba time-outs. credit for the hard work she does. At bly the panther in her. The girl who is perhaps the most practide she presents new ideas for It must be something, because Christy important to the crowd, the one who stunts and discusses them with the never cheered before coming to cheers with the crowd, and the one who cheerleaders. If accepted, the cheerlead Eastern. is constantly on the go, is the one who ers work with Christy to master the new A cheerleader in her sorority men is many times the unsung hero. Christy feats. tioned a mascot was needed, and Strands, a junior at Eastern, has been Christy works with the cheerleaders Christy said she was interested. "It was the Panthers' mascot for one and half as well the crowd during the games. She kind of last minute. I just decided to do years now. This small, bubbly, and out always remains very active running into it," she explains. She attended camp going student dons her black panther the stands, doing cheers, and trying to with the cheerleaders to learn basic outfit, consisting of black pants with a watch the game at the same time. It is cheering skills. Since then she has tail, a football jersey, and an oversized important she knows what is going on learned simply from her once a week panther head, for all home football and in the game, so she can keep the crowd practices, and almost two years of expe basketball games. She also works at in sine with the game. She admits it gets rience . . special events such as the Eastern - -Fiil'Sr":iiMECiiSr OMER S't- CHECKERS r- ...... NOW 1 HAIRCUTS REGULARLY $9 ...... FA CE IT... Fall is coming and you're PERMS $ t 0 OFF REGULARLY $34 unprepared. Metallica t-shirts and goofy I shorts just won't cut it anymore. Come IUPEAT CUSTOMERS! I ...... into Checkers and find the Finest Female HAIRCUTS $2 OFF REGULARLY $9 NO I · Fall Fashion. (Say !hatten times fast!) One coupon per customer I · Not valid with other coupons secret word:FLOYD I • Expires Sept. 30, 198S Lincoln 345-1221 401 r r L � : � :1:��:. - ____ !4!;!!1
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88 ON 'DIE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND riends' is it ARROW TRAVEL Tuesdays are known as Taco 348-0 147 Tuesday where you can get cent tacos along with a variety25 STUDENT FARES robably the best kept of drink specials. Fly One Way In town. Go down the hallway, pass , that until now, exsist the powder rooms and you're • 00 in the farthestreaches in the newest addition to Mattoon Chicago 49. opeful mind. As you Friends. Extra Innings is the . r not herded from the name of newly remodeledback St Louis - San Francisco 84. 15 door straight to the half of the main building (for Chicago - Frankfurt 272.00 . Imagine a bar where merly Wombats). The theme in W. Li co r have to shout to be this back. bar is unquestionably 620 n ln sports. 9-5 Mon.-f'ri. West Park Plaza 10-1 Sat. same bar is closer to r a than any bar on the graduate student here at and a stone throw from East��ern, landed�� the�� position. ��f���i;�6;�iii�i��������i���iiiiiii beer gardens. Friends after showing Gheradini a I 15 a bar where these · paper he had written on the actually happen. feasibility of opening a sports ted at Van Buren bar here in Charleston. southwest509 of the The new bar opened up ear loandck across from the lier this month and not all the er), the building hides additions are in place yet. But it houses anything at what is there is a welcome weren't for the Bud improvment over many of the tign hanging over the bars that claim to offer you a , you might not take a place to sitdown . This large room is decorated ildingk. actually houses with tinctly different bars, beer posters and beer the new sports bar, lights depicting the glories of ings." alcohol. Red brick and black Gheradini, owner of concrete walls look as though Co. they .could contain a serious "complex", is sports related outburst. Video · of &the bar he first games and two pool tables, in January of with lots of "elbow" room, never had the crowds1985. occupy the center of the area. e of the other bars You can tell that Hielenbach ut thats never what is serious about the success of for." this bar because they've also nt bar is a large room built a free-throw game foot high ceiling and free. that's 5h ogany walls. The "I like to think that the atmo filled with large tables sphere is like that of thebar on of seating. A large 'Cheers'." was the description barty lines the left wall that Hielenbach, himself gave easily accomidate of the bar. Idug ht of drinkers. The The bar is the setting for fun es of electronic enter on Monday nights all through in the room are the the current football season. dnd the TV, both Monday has pitchers all t at a tolerable level. night $2pitchers for a ceilings keep minute $1or .5two0 after everyscore lugahnd away from the (that only includes scoring as lion area, and the dark relates to the football game). Ifit nes of the walls and you suspect a blowout game, all add to the classy here's a great opportunity. of the room. Smokes For now, Extra Innings is ble, as is good food open on Monday's as well as Date: September 19, 20 and 2 1 e kitchen. You can Thursday through Saturday. In Time: 10:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. variety of sandwiches the near future, both Gheradini ___ _ burgers, dogs (both and Hielenbach hope to open Place: University Union 131 corn) as well as some the sports bar on Wednesday See yourJostens representative for winning d�tails. l!J�UllQll st darn french fries nights with a live DJ and drink of Paris (You gotta specials. ary pleasure where The third room this bar has it). to offer opens up on weekends toffers drink specials, when the local and visiting Surprise your dad with a birthday ad and a has some great price bands take the stage. the food they serve. subscription to the Daily Eastern News!
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AY, AUGUST 25, 1988 ON mE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND 98 S h Alley' tears up Ted's mas happening in the bafld. Smash Alley has been working By Melody J. Crickman Smash Alley, itself, is com on a pre-production tape. StaffWr it�r posed of Alan Joseph who They took the time out of tour Hey Ladies and Gents! At plays the bass guitar, Tim Tully ing to work on a 48-track digi loose ends this weekend? on the drums, Paul Messina for tal demo that hopefully will lead Looking for hot time and lead vocals, and Bates. The to an album in the spring. goodmusic? Readya for smoky, band plays mostly original tunes The two performances at Need to sexy voices and original tunes? with a couple classics and cover Ted's this weekend kicks off a Interested in a FREE Dean '88 tunes thrown in. solid, booked tour for the next Stratocaster guitar? Smash Alley has only been few months. The opening STEP BACK Then, the place to go is Ted's together for about a year and band for Friday night's perfor Warehouse to see and hear a has already accomplished a lot. mance is Valentino, a north for a moment rockin' band from Chicago. Th1;;ir sponsor is none other side Chicago band. Angry Yes, SMASH ALLEY is stop than Dean guitars. This sum Heart will warm up the crowd ping here in Charleston, Ill. on mer, they won a RCA records for Smash Alley on Saturday. Come Tonight their way to Success. talent search contest when peo Each night, a drawing will be I had the pleasure of speaking ple called in to radio in held and a new, Dean '88 to Tyler Bates, the lead gui Chicago and votedWWX after listen Stratocaster guitar will be given to the Newman Cente tarist, this past week and he ing to many different bands. away, compliments of Dean filled me in on what has been For the past 3-4 weeks, guitars. 7-10 p.m. for more info call 345-3332
'Jouwill be witness toa series of.. events which observe withcare. Thipeople you Smash Alley performs at Te d's this weekend. you should willsee have a story to tell •.. a story of intrigue, even suspense, maybe murder. � will need your a EIU Aerobic sessions heat up helpto solve crime. The GameIs Afoot By SHERRI OTIA instructors who are also stu attended tryoutslast Thursday. Staffwriter dents here. Joanne Gaertner, a Just in case you're interested senior, is the coordinator for in getting involved in this pro- Picture seventy-five girls -and the intramural aerobics pro gram, here are the times: Thu rsday, September 22 guys enthusiastically bopping gram. Joanne, who has been Monday/Wednesday at 4:00, around to the beat of their involved in aerobics throughout 5:00, 6:00, and 7 :00 at instructors boom box, anxiously high school and college, is McAfee North Gym. . 8 :00 p. m. and sometimes fearfully listen excited about motivating stu Tuesday/Thursday at 4:00, ing for their next instruction. dents to have a good, safe 5:00, 6:00, and 7:00 at 1· n the Subway_., : , ,· 1 Sound like fun? Well, you're UNIV•HITY · workout. Other instructors Buzzard Gym .3-�.-.::;.��vm,:.... :. not the only one who thinksso . include her sister Denise, a Friday at 4:00 at McAfee -=� · ______Ill� ______:i::..__ Each night crowds of students junior; senior Angie Gerald; NorthGym : .�v�_ line up for the four sessions, and sophomore Deirdre Saturday at 3:00 at McAfee which start atfour o'clock each Schultze. Deirdre was chosen North Gym weekday afternoon. The ses as the fourth leader from a Sunday at 8:00 at McAfee Find out what exciting things are going sions are led by four main group of sixteen girls who NorthGym READ THE VERGE
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1 OB ON THE VERGE , :nm WEEKEND addition expandingmakes Tokens To and kensdoing it he eve said. n better (())§IPn ltcaillfUty JD n together," he added. There's also a new conve ITTI ml ml ce Jr However, the Tokens addi nience center stocked with located on 407b tion didn't develop overnight. soda pop and snack food, such Sunday Night
, is sporting a new Valuable time was invested to as potato chips and candy bars. thanksto co-own make the expansion a reality. They've even added a popcorn Sandef er and Ira "Rich gets all the credit--he machine. at spent time with decorators, "There was a cryingdemand n Tokens by him locating merchandise and for it (convenience center) and eigh t years and blueprinting," Barrett said. we wanted to make it easy for
s the manager of Students have an array of the students," Barrett said. Rental Library for new. items to choose from, The latest merchandise is 7:30 p.m. including the latest records, cas kept in supply with the help of ncy next door to sette tapes and compact discs, weeklyshipments. at the Newman Center rrr·.�rly Mr. Music) as well as new EIU fashion 'They (students) can special (corner means for expan- apparrel. order anything at no special of 9th &. Lincoln) 'This is stuff you won'tfind in charge or special requests at no Donation, a vision--a new any store like acid wash EIU extra charge," Barrett said. ( 100 the Money d said. "We've been sweatshirts, new greek mer "It's the ultimate college several years and chandise, new looks on mugs, shopping experience," goes to the poor) the possibility of key chains and beer holders," Sandefer added. opes for stardom
(AP) - Like the current hit single, Starr says she still at with a little om will be hers. but I know myselfthe 21-year " saysfirst hit single, ose" has climbed the Top 40. talked about her interview at the "Hours of good music, good dance and good BUT GRANNY MAKES spectacle!" Toninto Star CA Records. She If to a long list 11The crowd loved it! They adored it! The stage FEATURING show gave the audience what they came for ry artists,includ THE ORIGINAL the chance to live inside a movie they love" n, Anita Baker lewYorkPast , before actually ,ls !.!.' �':!l\E\VJ'!� a "young Donna DIRTYDANCllli DANCERS JIMMY JOHN'S Saturday, October 22 8 p.m. en heavily influ Public $16.50 Groups $14.50 and blues and GOURMET SUBS andm she likes her "WE'LL ·l;IRING - TO YA" those elements. e doesn't like to {;-iiiiiiiiliiiil1 other young llNIVFRSITY OF ILLINOIS. CHAMPAIGN , taso Tiff any or � � 345·1075 son. She says pure;" she prefers We Deliver Daily: 5p .m. 11 p.m. as sexier. - of contains the Sundays beginning at noon! � LP 1416 6th St. NOLITEN-l"AT l'ROUN e ballad, "I Still YOOURT well as more PLATTERS 345-1433 ...... SANDWICHES WeightWatcher's Dellght ...... $2.99 , including the hit ...... $2.75 Tuna Salad·-·····-··························· A huge mound of tuna salad or chicken salad served with a e Is What You Chunks of tuna on a croissant large tossed salad with tomatoes, cucumbers, carrots, cheese, etc. ,
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I'm sure most people have either read or heard of the book 1984 by George Orwell SEAGRAM'S 7CROWN and know of the idea in class 750 1.\l that "language is power and whomever controls the lan guage controls the person." I'm also sure everyone has said 599 FRI/SAT NITE 7:00 AND 9:10 "yeah, sure I understand," and SAT/SUN MATI NEE 2:00 PM forgot all about it after it was SUN TO THURS NITE 700 over with. That's what I did. T ANQUERAY GIN Over the summer I learned how right my friend George was on ABSOLUT VODK A idea. During my summer vacation I had a chance to go to Europe. On to Germany. Now my com prehension of the German lan guage does not go beyond Porsche, saurkraut and Beck's. I
figured two countries down , A PARAMOUNT PICTURE one to go. I've got this handled. FRIJSAT. NITE 5:10, 7:10, 9:20 So with my confidence at an all SAT/SUN MATI NEES 1 :10, 3:10 I SUN TO THURS time high, I strolled in a nice department store and noticed there was no one who spoke ""f,.9 STARTS TONITEI English, which I found out after ,.,., MARK HARMON a salesperson tried to tell me MONTEREY something. I nodded my head WHITE CONVENIENT " ...It 's like a beautiful politely and moved on, not ZINFANDEL DRIVE UP WINDOWS summer daydream you wanting to admit I didn't know 750 Ml hate to see end." what she was saying. After this -Jeffrey Lyons. SNEAK PREVIEWS minor setback, I walked out and 9 looked elsewhere. I ended up 29 going into another place. I looked around and found I was MATILDA BAY in a conf ectionary with choco WINE COOLERS STEALING late all over he place. I went to the man >enind the counter and said l would like some �PACK chocolate The man had no 249 HOME notion of w1-.at l was trying to say and tried to give me some thing I d idn t want. After trying to tell him I didn't want a stuffed bear, I left the place without buying a thing. When he I was still hungry and went on pours, he a hunt for a cheap food place. reigns.
Se_eing nothing , I went up and TOUCHSTONE asked a person where I could PICTURES get something to eat. This per '' FRIJSAT. NITE 5:00, 7:00, 9:10 SUN THURS son looked at me strangly and I SAT/SUN MATINEES 1 :00, 3:00 I TO HIRAM No Passes, Supersaver or MovieGoer Tickets walked away. This is N 0 T A WALKER'S Also No 55 Plus and Student Discounts going well. I saw a McDonald's ahead and walked to it, figuring AMARETIO STARTS TONITE! there I would find a menu I & could read. tf.!!i!!!!.& COGNAC MAUI TROPICAL 159 200 Ml 200 NJ. I walked inside and the menu SCHNAPPS was in German. After arguing BOTA BAGS YOUNG GU with the 1 2yson behind the 129 counter for at least 10 minutes, I receivied sor 1ething that resem lliter449 WHY THE WEST bled a haml- Yger and a coke, but COORS & t didn't qui laste the same. COORS I only hr ..;ne or two hours WAS WILD. EXTRA GOLD EMILIO ESTEVEZ left in bea Dusseldorf. So I I KIEFER SUTHERLAND was gains to make the 2� CAN try SUITCASE PACK 49 LOU DIAMOND PHILLIPS best of it vas really getting J CHARLIE SHEEN sick of pe1 '1le not understand TWENTIETH CENTURY-FOJ: ing me anc.. me not understand ing them. ·ealized I was miser able. I was ' in control of my MICHELOB surroundin r\Jothing. I could & n't even g "1Y own lunch, I MICHELOB couldn't 1c •• figure out how LIGHT much mo �v it would cost to 12 Pock NR's buy lunch t that moment I ICE 40 STORIES learned wr vears of studying COLD told me: communciation is fuc OF SHEER tion. You an not have one 5'' ADVENTURE! MILLER'S without the >mer. True, I wasn't " like Winstc �mith or Julia, but r� LITE BRUCE WILLIS ,. I believe mally understood what a s e v would be like & DRAFT without p er communication. DIE Imagin .,1ears of studying 6 Pock NR summed n one day. Too �zt bad my _es don't go that HARD � FRl./SAT. NITE quicky 2'9 4:45, 7:1 0, 9:30 SAT/SUN MATI NEE 2:00I SUN TO THURS NITE 4:
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