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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1987 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in July 1987 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Daily Egyptian outhe rn Illino is University at Carbondale Wednesday, J u ly22, 1987, Vol. 73, France to put 2 warships in Persian Gulf PARIS !UP I> - The French wa ters of the gulf this week. government, locked in a Each vessel is equipped with diplomatic war of nerves with a helicopter, 3n array of anti Iran. said Tuesdav it "'ill aircraft and surface guns and deploy two warshiPs armed four Exocet missil es. the sea with sea-skimming Exocet skimming French missiles missiles in the Persian Gulf to used by Iraq in its apparenUy proted French shipping. accidental attack on the USS Fr. nce look the step. which Stark in May that killed n coincided with the .S. :\merican sea'men. reflagging of Kuwaiti tankers. " We arc not in the business 10 days after Iran attacked a of discussing our deplovment French container vessel in the plans," a defense ministry gulf and as a diplomatic cris is spokesman told United Press between Paris and Tehran International. " but it is no entered its fifth day with 00 secret that vur ships are apparent solution in sight. eq uippe d wi: h Exocet France severed diplomatic Imssiles." ties with Iran last Friday in a Ambroise Guellec, the dispute over a French demand French secretary of state ior to arrest a nd question VIa-hid m?riU m e a ffa ir s , said Gordji. a translator at the Tuesday France had a "dual Iranian mission in Paris. about objective of safeguarding our :1 wave. of terror bombings in economic interests in this Paris last year . region and also ensuring Both nations have refused to securH:( for ou r shipping a nd allow each other's diplomats to crews leave the country. French militarv forces a round the globe have been placed on h~r~~ a:;:'~~~~~~t::;~~:~ heightened alert because of of the Persian Gulf. where threats of retaliatIOn against merchant vessels a rd oB France by pro-Iranian ex tankers have often been St.ft Photo by lI.. Yob• .,i tremists. caught in the crossfire of the 7- A neigh-borly hand The gover nment said year-old Iran-Iraq war. Tuesday that the two Navy Trade unions have placed frigates the Vict3r pressure on the government to Members of the Shagbark Girl Scout council, which includes Girl Scouts from 23 choeIcher and the Protet - " do something" and take Council lind horseback riding involve. counties in Southern Illinois and one in would escort two French oil some work as they brush Coco:: ~ at Giant Indiana, are staying one week at Camp tankers scheduled to enter the See FRANCE. POQo 5 City Stables Tuesday afternoon. The Cedar Point In Makand._ 5 university towns favor Poindexter ends testimony change in drinking fine by restating defense of role By Karen Wells govern men: Therefor e, StaH Writer legislative ac;ion would be Five of seven Illinois needed in order for a fine WASHI NGTON !UP I) - deposition from Lt. Col. Robert However , severa I universi tv towns have increase to occur. Members of the Iran-Contra Earl. once a Nationa l Security lawmakers, including Rep. responded favorably to an Cities that support the panel pointedly questioned Council aide to Lt. Col. Oliver Michael DeWine. R-O hio. info rmal survey seeking proposal are Ma comb. John Poindexter about his orth. who contradicted his criticized P oindexter for legislation that would in Cha rl eston . DeKalb. skimpy memory of critical former boss's testimony that taking unto h im self crease the minimum fine events in the scandal. but an orth shn 1ded documents president-sized decision. for underage drinking. Ci ty See FINE. Page 5 administration loyalist said while Justice Department DeWine noted that on Clerk J anet Va ught said at the witness's chi ef fault in the officials were going through Wednesday, his first day of affair was that " you put North's files Nov. 22. testimony, Poindexter said, Monday night's Ca rbondale Gus Bode Liquor Control Commission yourself between Rona ld Answering questions under "The buck stops with me," but meeting. Reagan and the American limited immunity from the Ohio Republican said. "In Underage drinking fires, people." prosecution, Poindexter. a this country, the buck can only which a re set at the The (ormer national security rear admiral now working a stop one place, and that's in discretion of the circuit adviser, 50, wound down his Pentagon desk job, again the Oval Office. and that sign court judge, range from S\O fifth and final day of public insisted Tuesday he alone originally was in Harry to $500, depending on the .;g,'41 j) _.' testimony before the select approved the diversion of Trum.n's Oval Office, not on circumstances. House-Senate committees by excess profits from the 1986 his national security adviser'S Underage drinking fines Gus says bigger lines reiterating his defense of his U.S. arms sales to Iran to the desk. a nd other fines a re aren' t so fine when you' re actions in the worst scandal of Nicaraguan Contra rebels - " You took the key player, established by the state the one who pays 'em. the Reagan presidency. and he never told Reagan the best player, out of the The committees released a about the scheme. game," DeWine said. This Morning Attard channels energy to University success By Eric Oestmann Makanda band StaffWriler with the table's sail and Program, Phi Sigma Epsilon, Attard said. Board members heading East pepper shakers for a moment the Obelisk" publishing board are assigned a certain topic While having lunch the other alld looked around the crowded of directors, the General and USO becomes dependant -Page7 day, John Attard said " hi" to Student Center lunch room Studies Advisory Council, the on them for input. several people in the lunch several times, room, smiled and called them " Earlier in my life I found I ~-=~~a~nlJ,~d~~~el~:::F; Each board member tries to Master swimmers by their first names with a had this nervous energy and I Policy Board. listen to other members' to sponsor meet pleasant, authoritati, e voice. decided to use it to get involver! USO positio ~· Attard has shared input with an open He stopped eating once to wi th organizations," Attard held are East Ca mpus Judi~ial mind, getting aii the board -sports 16 briefly chat with a waitress. said . Board chairman, West members involved, Attard While on the way to pay for his Some organizations Attard Campus representative and :.aid. lunch. he stopped to glad-hand has been involved with during vice p r~i dent. Attard's concern is With HoI, humlel, IS. another acquaintance. the last three years are the He uses a "common sense" The USO president fumbled Carbondale Big Brother approach to running the USO, s.. ATTARD, Poge 5 Celebrate National Hot Dog Month at Newswrap ~~ftI .MI world /nation
EARLY BIRD SPECIAL Y ICAD. HoI'", 0' IPoU •• ''''''''''1 Iran expected to reject • Frle. Ict lied DrtDIl Get your haircut REE U.N. proposal to end war " :.:. before 12:00 noon any :;;r~ • -'!:.:::..... By Uniled Press Inlernalional . ~- weekday&SAVE·2.00! Iran Tuesday branded as " unjust" a U.N. resolution ~1. ., ~ ,,')f t~~~. ~ demanding an immediate cease-fire in the ,early 7-year-old , ~ , Persian Gulf war, while Iraq said its top leaders would meet to ~. . ~~~~~!M549:62S6i3 • \ - ~I,.~ IUI"50IO discuss the order. Iran, which refused to abide by past cease-fire ...... 0 .. resolutions. is expected to reject most demands by the U.N.
offer good thru 8·31 -87 II:U S. Ultaota Security Council. which unanimously warned the the two nations ~ to stop lighting or face the possibility of punitive measures. Rajaie Khorassani. Extremists clash with anti-apartheid students JOHANNESBURG, South Africa CUP!) - A crowd of ex tremist whites. protesting the return of an Afrikans delegation that met with black South African rehels, clashed Tuesday with anti-apartheid sludents at Johannesburg's airport. Scores of SauCCJny police. some leading attack dogs. were deployed at .Ian Smuts PH ICE Running Shoes .irport amid right-wing threats against some 50 academics and reg. 70 churchmen who defied the government and met with the now 530. 00 ouUawed African Na tiona l Congress rehels in Dakar. Senegal. Dixon Trainer Palestine, Shiite forces battle for 4th day Freedom Trainer Flit. BEIRUT, Lebanon CUP!) - Palestinian and Shiite Amal c.. Magic Vt militias ballled in southern Lebanon for a fourth day Tuesday. ~ up 10 ,,,. 13 3'"" raising fears that a second " war of the camps" might erupt. PLUNGE police and security sources said. In northern Lebanon. one SHOES '"' STOff Syrian soldier was killed and three injured when gunmen in a ENTIRE STOCK Hours 9-6 Daily ,H..-.T Across from Old Train speeding car fired two anti-tank r Da,lyEgyptian,July22, I9s7:PageJ '.: ~ :!. I . • II j!: I • , ', • • ,' • ~ &r,,-,,-tJii-o-- -· ------ Opinion & Commentary Yes, ·llaed to Co~re5s_ Studeonl Edltor-In-Chlof. Corolyr. Sc;hmid·: laltoMol ..... ~tor . John IoktwIn, Yes,l sold arms to terrorist:>. A._aelote Editorial Page editor. 11'-" Ctoo6c ; IiAonoeing Editor, Gordon "II.,...,. Yes, I shredded evide.nce. North isn't a hero, Yes, I'm an (::\mencarl hero. / he's an ad gimmick OLIVER NORTH is the new American hero. Right up there with John Wayne and Superman, he's fighting for truth, justice and the America n Way. Or so some of the more easily swayed may think. Americans aren't exactly backing North 100 percent, but Y')U couJdn'ttell by all the pro-North publicity. There are T-shirts emblazoned with North's likeness. There are boxer shorts embossed with .. America is behind you, Ollie" on the rear. There are Ollie orth dolls, Ollie North songs and Ollie North haircuts. There's even a hero sandwich named after North. The entertainment industry can't be far behind. Soon, suggestions of a sitcom, " Olli£: Meets the Hux tables," or a feature film, "Ollie Meets Rambo," may join Letters the ranks of this madness . WHO IS THIS Ollie Nor th, a nd why is hi s name so frequently found in the hearts and minds of Americans? Life on campus in the year 2001 Beats us. North is far from a hero. He's a yes man wllo did what he was told. And that involved lying to the government of that great nation North had sworn 1.0 The forests are made of cement protect, the United States of America. The year is 2001. Life on are sprinkled along astro pack on my back, I was off North says he loves the USA. If that's true, why did he earth is prelly much as usual. turfed walkways. exploring for clues to any disregard the checks and halances that were built into the Southern lII;nois University is Or. a misly evening. the previou(: lif e forms. system. He and his cronies were bound by law to inform a thriving, well oiled machine. night air is transmitting an Suddenly my dream state Congress of under-the-table dealings such as the Iran Its job: fabricate people into eerie pink glow generated by was interrupted by sparks Contra affair . They didn't. Instead they lied about what cogs for a society ever-bent on the gas vapor anti-rape lights. l~ yi ng . followed by a pop arf they were doing when Congress questioned them about it. toppling trees and replacing SUNStT Deadline for applications: (ON{[RTS Friday, July 24 at noon e Wildwood Pickers (Bluegrass) Presents Thursday, July 23rd CARBONDALE Shryock Steps 7 -9 pm TODAY 3-5pm South Patio of the Student Center Don't Miss It!! . Louis Cardinals vs. New York Me ••••••••••••••••• Tuesday, July 28th Double Creature feature Tonight, July 22 Tickets - $15 King Kong vs. Godzilla . 7:00pm Coach bus leaves at of AtiantiS'~ 4:30 pm and returns 9:00pm after the game. 2 shows for '2 . For more information . , call SPC at 536-3393 Presents Sand Featurin9 & Cinema Premieres July 24th $1.00 admission (25~ for 3-D glasses) Located at Campus beach ~~~~ Games & Refreshments begin at 7:00p.m. Movie begins at 9:00 p.m. Swimming, games, popcorn. & punch! RlCllARD CARlSON· JUUA ADAMS Page6. 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Flechs said he's "in limbo at ~"TTITUS and Art Clokey's "Gum by ... the moment" as far as WITCHBOARD . THE COlOR PURPLE . THE GOlDEN It 's time to move on to songwriling goes. He's worried CHILD. CRIMES OF THE HEART . SOMETHING WILO bigger a nd bettrr things for S I~'CE ITS trio days. the more about his bass playing __ 10:OOam· 10:0Dpm _ -Sat 12--..... Sun th~ Makanda rock 'n' roll ""nd band has added saxophonist techiniques than songwriting. Hunting Sleeve. Brian Overall. Jeff Townsend he said , adding that he's The band plans to travel to has become the band's per· confused about what to do the East Coast in the fall . It manent drummer. will aim for Bos ton . a Its sound has an overall See SLEEVE, Pogo 9 progressive music mecca . hardcore feel to it. but with Martin Vaughan. guitarist a nd thret'· and fou r'rart hoc · c~ fou nd er of the ba nd, said he monies. a saxophone and '60s feels there is a bigger. more slyle feedback guitar. they responsive market rOf Hunting obtain a unique sound Sleeve's highly Grigi nal style of rock .~. reli to be found on "We're not a timid band." the East Coa.!. Vaughan said. comme;tting on "There is only so much the oa nd's tendency toward success to be had in this town ." loud . aggressive music. Va u!;han said. There isn't Lyrically and in overall really a market for original feeling. a song might be a music in Carbondale or the ballad. but in the hands of Midwest. vaughan said. Hunling Sleeve even ba llads end up pounding the listener's BAR OWNERS won't hire eardrums. original acts as much as tbe cover bands that play music F I~hs ~~i~~i ro~lof ~ ~~~r':f~t:!r their customers are more the band's sound. Hi s familiar with. Vaughan said. songwriti ng reflects country The bar owners are afraid to and western, blues, soul. punk take risks, he said. and new wave influences. Carbondale gave Hunting Sleeve a good start though. UN TIL THIS summer. Va ughn said. The band first Flechs basically relied on hls played in Carbondale in May natural ability when playing 1985 at the old progressive music. He had very little music bar Airwaves, now the formal musical training ex· site of !be '50s and '60s music cept Cor Cour Cree bass lessons bar. T-Birds. from a Fairfield music shop In fall 1984, Va ughan came owner. to the University to study Ben ji t!-e H",led,Pt.. I music business. bringing with Things are changing for TM SqUf!'eU IF(. IJI Flechs. who started taking P tC'd.tO, Hl / him Hunting Sleeve's other The-Witches fou nner. Terry F lechs. Flechs. music lessons from jazz o i £utwicL ' 1l who is the principal songwriter bassist Harold Miller this a nd bassist. major ed in summer. Miller. a lecturer in electrical management. the School of Music's popular VAMITY Hunting Sleeve was a hard· " Rock and Pop" music class core power trio lhen. wilh and host of the WSIU jau. Vaughan. Flechs. and any program "Miller Time." said. available drummer. pounding " He 's really hungry to out primilive versions of lheir learn ... has a lot of interesting trademark o r i~ in.a.l s such as ideas." AI Ocean Front High. what do Lhey call a guy who cut, classes. hates homework. and lires for summer \'acalion s~ leacher. IDanCE! Partyl Ladies- $3.00 entitles you MARK HARMON to a ~glass we'll fill all nite with the drinks of SUMMER SCHOOL- your choice! Satisfy your munchies at our * Midnite Food Bar* 5.1. 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['oily Egyptian, July ZZ,Itr7 ACROSS 1 B.. m thrown Oil tankers' protection formidable 'n Seot. ,,1m' e C.n~ .. cover WASHINGTO ' !UP!) - The Pentagon ac covering the operatIOn during its first three 10 Sly look Today's livaled lhe mcdi2 0001 for the first 'imein a real days. 14 " Wonderl and" military operalion S,'nday for coverage of the But it was the first pool assigned to a 15 &~d 01 lovi U.S. escorts of Kuwaiti tankers as the first legitifl!ate military operation, rather than a ,. $nl.ld bord., dis patches arrived from the P ersian Gulf drill, and the first one to range so far from U.S. 17SII'1 h, ..t Puzzle Tuesday. shores. In tile only other overseas activation, a 18 0.: u~ pool was shuttled to Honduras to watch U.S. 11 " rrl lid Future dispatches will be censored to avoid 20 hila. lawn Puzzle answers the release of information that could endanger troops engaging in training exercises. 22 Collapaed the escort mission, Pentagon spokesman The pool took off in a C-I35 military jetliner 2' Picnic puta are on Page 14. Robert Sims said. The operation was expected from Andrews Air Force Base outside 28 S.. me" 27 hbl,land, to begin Tuesday night or this morning. Washington for tbe gulf region at I a .m . Sunday. 31 " Iphab.t 65 Columnist The I(}-person pool was the seventh one ac " It was the first actual use of the media pool .. ~u.nc. Bombeck tivated in the aftermath of the 1983 Army and for a contingency operation, and we are pleased 32 F.. t 6E Walk henlly 29 SICr.d bull of Marine Corps invasion oi Grenada, during with the excellent cooperation we have 33 Cowboy Ihow 67 Remo¥6s Egypt which the Pentagon i>arred the media from received," Sims told reporters. 35 SclenUat', 30 Shoe pins milieu OOWN 34 Cluse to be 38 - the Aed 1 Young bo'f'lne lit' 38 Eyed 2 Toward 'h,lt,r 35 Ollal - Pentagon activates media pool for Gulf luggeltlve'y 3 P,.judlC:I 36 Excited '"' F.d .. Very happy 37 Part 01 n.b. KUWAIT !UPI' - The United States has A destroyer, three cruisers and four frigates 4' Danee ttlP 5 Adjusted • :1 Footstools 42 Proe,nld Iron piano again 40 Get back assembled a powerful array of warships and are protecting the tankers in the gulf willi 43 Fiend 6 Putng mltllia' 42 Slender spine jets to protect reflagged Kuwaiti oil tankers guided anti-ship and anti-missile missiles. The 44 Piaci 7 Surrounded by 43 Hit a 2- bagger traveling through the da ngerous waters of the destroyer and cruisers have 5-inch guns that es Hampering ael a Thorny flowlr. 44 - Madre Persian Gulf. canhita target more than 15 miles away. 47 Account 9 Introduced 46 Feathery scart The Gulf Task Force has high-technology, .umlner 10 Site 47 Stage whisper 5:1 Possessive 11 MUI. of poetry U.S. military officia ls say the ships a nd long-range radar that enables it to destroy an 12 Mr. Gantry " Speak 52 Na rrow blnner 49 Re..,erie plane'S have enough sophisticated electronic aircraft before it comes within range to launch 54 Rem.lns 13 Hollow stem- 50 Kingly surveillance a nd j.mming equipment to spot a missile iii.d to immediately detect a n enemy's 58 Roman road 21 Depot: I bbr. 53 Gambling tow" S9 Ripening lactor 23 VeneUln rESort and baffle almost (j ny a ttacker. missile radar being locked onto :t. 61 Rental cor Ifact 25 Push forward 55 Ir. lower house 62 letter opener 27 Kind of school: 56 Punll del - 63 Zo la heroine I bbr. 57 Vast expanses 64 A Peron 28 Byron poem 60 Type 01 jazz Briefs S I FACU LTY a nd Professional Staff will sponsor the TEA Summertime BBQ Luncheon. " Le l's Do It Again." from II a .m . to 2 p.m . todayal 805South niversity. REGISTRATION DEADL INE is today for the Car· bondale Park District's two day American Red Cross Certified First Aid Course. from 4 to 8 p.m July 29 and 30 in the LIFE Community Center. The park district a lso will offer a one-day in troduction to the a rt of cJowning. pantomime and dramatilation at 10 a .m . Aug us l 2. Regis tration deadline is July 2i _ For in formation. call 549-4?24'. SLEEVE, r------, from Page 7-- 1987 SUMMER FINAL EXA M SCHEDULE ! I next. Learning to read music i~cca use of the limited number of exammation periods 2. Other classes t those scheduled fo r the full 8-wcek session' should hold I has made songwriting a whole 3vailao: :!~:=:,t~~m~!!a~i':ns~{~~reda~~i=ti~~ s~~ 1d~titi~~ 13 ( 1~'Il ) T. TH. orTTHonly Thu .. Aug.6 2:00-3:50 p.m. ~~~~ds ' ;Ik~t ~~~~~dew~ii~ their academic dean for approval Lo take an exam ination college radIO in mind, the funk during the make-up examination perir. ::! on the last day. 13 C1 pm) Any day is M orWorF I'ri .. Aug.7 2:00-3:SOp.m. ha rdcore " Inside Joke" 'md Provision for such a make-up examination period does not thearUul " Walking Monster." mean that ~ tudents may decide to miss the scheduled 1412pm ) T. TH. orTTHonly Thu .. Aug.6 2:00-3:50ji.m . examination time and expect to make it up during this make HUNTING SLEEVE has up period. This period is to be used only for students whose 14 (2pm ) AnydayisMorWorF Thu .. Aug. 6 2:00-3:SOp.m. amassed a catalog of more petitions have been approved by their dean. IS (3pm) T,'lH, orTTHonly Thu ., Aug. 6 4 : 00-S : SO~ . m . than 30 original sor-gs. Tbeir 4. Students who must miss a final examination may not lake live sets ~onsist of about 90 an examination before the time scheduled for the class 15 (3pm) My day is M orWorF Thu ., Aug. 6 10:00-11 :50a.m percent original malerial, with examination. Informdtion relative to the proper grade to be a few obscure covers, in given students who Iniss a final examination and are not 16 (4pm ) T. TH , orTTHorJy Thu., Aug. 6 2:00-3:50p.m. cluding The Commodores' involved in a situation covered in \.h(; preceding paragraph " Brickhouse," Gun Club's will be found in the mimeographed memor3indum forwarde-f 16 (4pm ) Any day is M orWorF Thu., Aug. 6 10:00-11 :50a.m. " Sex Beat," J imi Hendrix' to members of the instructional staff at the time they receive " Fire" and D evo ' s lh Daily EcYPtiaIl, July n. 1187, Page 9 ------you're Important to Us. 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"I am the one who had first-hand knowledge of that. I knew that was not the case." tU Reynolds' contention was buttressed by the sworn testimony d Lt. Col. Robert Earl, North's deputy on the National Security Council. released Tuesday by the 'ran-Contra committee> -U .- ~ .-(I) (I) tU u-- .- ~ .-(I) (I) They haven't experienced "E"'S DAY fiT: ~ Every Man's Lunch tU includes a speed rail S or chocolate sundae - (Wednesday Only) u LUnl, h M·F 'lam.2pm 710 E. Main - Carbondale • 529-2525 LfiROMfi'S PIZZA Wednesday SpeCial LARGE liTEM & 2-32 oz. Pepsi's .- ONLY ~ $7 .-(I) $2.00 Pitchers (Il ALL SUMMER 1heD.I. __ ...... Wedne!oday Special not tU valid with any other coupons aa' .. _I.... "",1 no substitutions . ~ ..II -u 536·3311.. ,_.ft .... Daily Egyptian, July 22 , 1987, Page 11 :1 ROOM APARTMENT, ~r cent... 1."'00 I. NICE S bd,m, fomHy home of town, J~ 101. deck. 1140. 117 I.wI, 10"., S;,5 Aug 15. :1 cod Sunglasses P.f"fk' for grod s'uden! '.'·3913. holf belrm. 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July 22, 1987, Page 13 Sex, political intrigue add spice to 'Overbury' Elv Winnie Stones Times & Tickets Staff Wi'iter Murder, intrique. sex - aU O.'.s: fi ne elements in a play - are A repeal per10rmance 01 present in " Overbury," a 1987 "Overbury" . be at 8 p m Juty Playw. igh!.s' Workshop 28 in the Laboratory Ttl\. qt&r prodl ction by Charissa Tickets: Menefee Cook . Available al Mcleod Theater Set during the reign ~! !{ing bOx office 10 a.m. to 5 p m. James I in 1614 London, the weekdays and 6 10 8 per· play deals with political formance evenings. For manipulation through sex. reservations call 453·300 1 • Though it 's titled "Over bury," most of the dialogue in Prices: the play is from the character All tickets are $ 2 of Rober: Carr, one of King James' advisors. Treated ching his boss' best interests, dotingly by James, Carr, Over bury bursts into the played by Sean Mitchell Clark, la.Jy's bed cbamber, ;c. is the king's "favorite," with terupting her and Carr, to tell the pet ""me of "Robin." Carr that the king desires his presence. After Carr leaves CARR HAS fallen under the the chamber, Overbury tells spell of Lady Frances Howard. the lady that he knows what who wants to secure a place on sbe's trying to do and the kiog's court for her uncle threatens to expose the plot to by marrying the king's ad the king. visor. Sandra Cawley is particularly devious in this BUDDY WHITE gave the role. character ~ Overbury a lor of Even though Carr already spunk and resoluuon. but it's Overbury's talent for writing thinks Lady Howard is very __by uoo y_ beautiful, the lady thinks he'll poetry , specifically a need an extra push, in the form damaging poem about Lady of a drug, 50 he won't see that Howard, that gets him locked SIr Thoma. o-bury, played by IIucIdy While, HornabJ, IafI, and Dennl. Milam, taka him 10 she's trying to manipulate in the castle tower. pIeada with .... King, played by Charla .... tower for rajacllng .... King'. _. Job him. She employs the service!' After Overbury is im Ram.." not 10 ha". the gurda, MIChael oft. during .... play "o-bury" Tueaday, of apothecary Sweet Anne prisoned, Carr begins to Strain, the action of the play Turner I another devious mentally deteriorate. He is Lady Howard's previous Ramsey gave a p!rong per character, who is played by clearly under Lady Howard's marriage and getting jewels formance in the role Of the moved smoothly, with a series JoAnn M. Givens. spell now. Under pressure for her wedding gown. sometimes childish King of 17 short scenes in two acts. Sir Thomas Overbury, from her, be has locked his James!. At times the scenes would end Carr's secretary and friend, best friend in the tower and is The king, who plainly loves too quickly, leaving the sees what is hapP"ning with constantly asking his king for his " Robin," blindly complies audience feeling shortchanged Lady Howard. Always wat- favors such as helping to annul to each request. Charles DIRECTED BY Sherry S. and wanting a little bit more. Greenspan Adams Rib & Eve's Apple questioned The P.. iIE I! • "'Shop Senate _ .... 8 , Willow AYe. by 1I ••·lIaaa WASHING TON W PIl - HAI.CUTS'. 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United working in a muscular doesn'l look it." s trength program for her knee, Saving that Bonds has 11 Hole Golf calf and ankle, which include always been " very lean and flight " A" activities such as swimming, muscular". Perkins said that 1 . Mike Krause running distance and sprin increased activity level should 2. Andy Cole ting. She also participates in take care of the extra pounds. jumping and rebounding drills 3 . HemWl WIliams and cutting and s hooting " I lose weight pretty fast exercises. Flight " 8 " ~~~~ the ~eas on . •. Bonds 1 . ~Maaon 2 . Mark Rottnw'I Bonds m~intains an ex- w~~s J:r:~~ra~~7! . ~~ •.:ellent outlook on her injury ...... " c" said. and rehabilitation process. 1. AzeemAzrnl Bonds also avoids red meat Although she was "lad" 2. KenMedre and sweets to take off the about the injury at rU"St, ODds Y'f ei~ ~t she ga ined when feels the rehab prOCe5> has 18 Hole Putt Putt Golf maCdve. done nothing but improve her WOIIW!n'. DiwtaIon "' When 1 was on crutches, 1 playing skills . 1. Toby LIMne gain€ By Steye Merrilt SlaHWriter grades for the spring semester were reJeased. Wallers was With hi s players scheduled listed No. 2 on the depth charts to arrive on campus on Aug. 9, behind Pete Jansons. SlU-C football coach Ray Dorr Both have dIscussed with is figuring out who exactly who Dorr the possibility of relur will be reporting. ning to ca",pus this fall in an After announcing Anthony attempt to work out their Vaughn's ineligibility this academic problems. spring and lineman J P . "Both will attend SIU-C this Watters' ineligibility in late fall ," Dorr said. " Both could June, Dorr says he's put a lot practice_but we aren't going to of time into thinking about the let them. They'll be just football p:'ogram's academics. students for a while and then " I wish grading football maybe they can win back their players was as easy as giving scholarships. " an A, B or C," Dorr said. "But Dorr said both players would there are so many things that lose a year of eligibility since must be considered." both had already used a red shirt year. P I ~~~d sa~~th he~~e g~:~~~ri Three more saluki gridders team's 2.34 overall grade point are attending classes this average and the 2.42 posted summer in an attempt to during the spring semester. remain academically eligible, but he added that "any failure but Dorr declined to comment is too much" and a decent GPA on exactly who the players didn't make up for anything. were. All three are key players " If we lose even one of our listed No. 1 or No. 2 on the 139 kids beca" ~ e of academic preseason depth charts, Dorr reasons. it's a terrible said. tragedy," Dorrsaid. " We have Two recruits signed to the mechanisms to help every scholarships this spring also student-athlete on the team." may be in some academic Dorr said that when trouble. academic problems arise, the Highly-tou~"