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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the 1999 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in August by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 86° Partly Friday 61 • cloudy August 27, 1999 Inside ETiStern Sports Welcome www.den.eiu.edu No E.asl>m llnoisU~ back students Chafies1on. I. 6t920 defense \A::ll.85.No.6 The Verge welcomes studen1s Back~ quarterback domi back lhrough 'Welcome Back ews 12pages nates defense in scrimmage. Kotter" and oor own Sweat Hogs. N Story on Page 8A StOJY in Verge, section B "Tell the truth and don't be afraid." $2.5 million expansion set for 2 services Health Services, Counseling Center to move into the University Union By Jason Maholy the current Health Savices building Staff writer will be demolished to make room for --- the $45 4 million expansion of the Plans are in the preliminary stages Doudna Fine Arts Center The reloca for the construction ofa new $2 5 mil- tion and increase in size of the uew lion facility on campus that will house facility is aimed at. improving the both Health Services aud the overall quality of heallh service the CoWJSe!ing Center uni;wsity can provide for its students The project. will involve close to a "\lk'll be able to mote efficiently 15,000 square foot addition to the utilizeourphysicians audpro;idebet Martin Luther King Jr University ter care for our patients," Hencken Union, said Lou Hencken, vice presi- said dent for student affairs The cost of Lynette Drake, director of Health the project will be f\mded by the •tu- Services, said the addition is greatly dent referendum fee, a fuud created to needed to support the growing popula provide for the construction orrenova- lion of Eastern students tion of 11 projects on cam.pus "Tue existing facility was built for Hencken said the idea to add a smaller population of students," Mandy Marshall I Photo ed~oi Health Services and the Counseling Drake said "\lk had more than Pam Diel, a medical technician for Eastern's Sludeot Health Services worts in lhe lab of lhe Health Services buid Center to the Uui;wsity Union is part 40,000 patients last year and we ing on Sevenlh Street Thursday afternoon. As part of the Campus Masler Plan, the present Health Services buid· of the Cam.pus Master Plan !hat was ing will be demolished and a new larger one will be added on to the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union. unveiled last year As part ofthe plan, See EXPANSIONPage 2A Exercise key to smoother transition to college By Geneva Vttitte friends from high school behind and C.mpuseditof Freshman anxiety is normal, counseling director says meet new people "That can be particularly true if For some freshmen, the transi "It's normal for freshman to have a sorority or fraternity?, Onestak utes to go to a class .. you come from a small commtwi tion from high school to higher edu anxiety and to have doubts about. said Having to manage a budget for ty," Onestak said "You can kind of cation is uot an easy one whether or not they'll make it. here Ryan Fearday, a freshman busi the first.time is also a major source feel like you were the big fish in a This is something David at Ea.1ern," Onestak said ness management major, said he is ofam iety among freshmen small pond and uow you 'te like Onestak, director of the Counseling ''Everything's an unlmown here and woaied about embarrassing himself "A lot of•tudents ha;-e Ile\..,. had every othe£ fish at Eastern" Center !mows all too well He said it's a big transition for students» because he does not. know bis way to manage a budget," Ouestak said Jenny Lapapa, a freshman ele the coWJSe!ing center sees about. With the freshman year often around Eastern "Freshmen are doing this for the mentary education major, said it is 150 freshman e:vuy academic year comes questions •uch as Will I get. '1 don't know anything about. first time" tough not being "ilh her friends who are struggling in their fust.year along "ith my roommate?, Will I do how anything gees,» Fearday said Many freshmen also experience ofco llege well academically'? or Wu! I get into ''I' m not. used to wancing I 0 min- anxiety from having to leave their See EXERCISE Page 2A Smaller freshman cla~ leaves more space in residence halls
By Geneva 'Mite house two people instead of four Ford, McKinney Mandy ~ and \\~ are now o!lering triple rooms as deluxe Marshall I doubles Photo editor A decrease in incoming freshmen has allowed for Tue co•t. to li\oe in the K-'1iites, deluxe doubles Donald au increase in space at residence halls this semester and singles is an additional $550 and the deltLxe dou Rogers, Bin Scbnadrel, director of bou;ing and dining bles in Cannan are an additional $275 sophomore services, said there is mor.e room options at reidence "I really am pleased to ha\oe (the room options);' speech halls this semester because of a smaller freshman SchnackEI said '1 think •tudeuts have a great deal of communica class and a larger graduating class last '!'1ing benefits to li\oe on campus" lions major, "That allowed us to free up some space wi1h Scboackel said be hopes be can ooolinue to makes use some new options," Schnackel said "When we saw acccmmodate studenls' demand for more spaoe of his extra that. numbets were down, we developed some ~ "\\lo D deal "ith the ctment trend and be ready room space grams that will )ll'O\oide different optiom for first year when the numbers pick up again," be said Thursday students and better opportunities for returning stu- Tue Uicrea.e in space ccmes only a year afterres .~j iiltllllt afternooo by denls » idence hall O\>a<:rowding furced se\>aal students to playing~h Tue room options ha\oe been added to Stevenson, live temporarily in floor lounges The lounges, which his Play Taylor, Thom.as, Weller, Ford McKinney and have four closets, a •t°'e and a refrigerator, fwc Station in a Penilertoo halls Stevenson's K-suites now house tioned as both overflow space and a place for •tu• double room one person instead oftwo and Cannan's quads now dents to relax L-~~~~~~~~~=-~....:..:..:..::.:..:.:...... ;::::.;.~--1 heshares. 2 Friday, August 27, 1999 The Dally Eastern News F~stern P.Olice l\Jews Smith's inquest held DI otter Ttie D.lly ~;t,em Ne-.n is p;b isl"--Ed da~. White supremacist was pinned to van floor when died Moodayhough Friday, n Charleston. I .. N · ing bl and spN!g serc.ESters and tMce nelty SALEM (AP) - White suprema chin and ~'\'-et'red into an aban to kill himself because be never Alcohol violations $8.50 Visic our web site for a Ilse of employers attending job fair Corner of 4th and Lincoln 345-2844 w The Dally Eastern News Friday, August 27, 1999 3A Downtown murals to depict area history By Matt Neistein White House as the nation's 16th City editor "----- president Tue nmral is located on They will beautify and one of the walls housing Mike 'n Charleston history will soon be revitalize the Town Stan's oo display in the downtown area in Another mural of Lincoln, this the form of murals and other 8J1" Square. one showing him saying goodbye to work Corinne Russell, his mother before leaving for The City of Charleston, aloog tourism cirector k>r the city Washington, wilt be painted by with the Tourism Advisory Board, Gaye Haaison on the Chamber of has commissioned four murals to be ______,, Commerce, 501 JacksonAve painted by local artists depicting The Charle.ton Riot will be the scenes important to Charleston's his Ele\i'en conmuuities in Illinois a1e •ubject of the mural oo lhe wall of tory, said Corinne Russell, tolllism members of the program, and the 1 & P P:mn Shop, at 518 Sixth director for the city Charleston is the ooly town with an St Becl..J' Spoon is illusuating the In addition, a statue to be placed Abraham Lincolu-Stepben Douglas clash between the Coppetheads, at a proposed musetun site ou the debate site The debate took place in •;mpathizeis ofthe South during the Coles County FaiJgrouruls bas been 1858 and was the fOlllth ofthe seven Civil War, and Nor!hem troops on Mandy Marshall I Photo editor submitted for ClOJl'lideration debates the two men held in the sen March 28, 1864 This mural il progress is located on anootside wall of Mike 'n Stan's on the cor "It's a big project," Russell said atorial race The mural of Lincoln's profile by ner of Monroe Avenue and Fifth Street. The artist. Diann Fletcher will be depict The nmrals are part ofan effort to "Tue tourism aims at. historic Cary Knoop will be dedicated out ing Abraham Lincoln arriving at the Charleston Trail Station. increase visitation to the do\"\tutO\"\tU sites," Russell said side City Hall in four to six weeks area, Russell said The murals ba\ Editor's 11016: This sir»)\ which """published brusiug allowanoe rather than li\-e in the uni then purchased by the .m..mty in 1987 sity will benefit from selling the house Real ill Thursday's edition of die Daig, &stem ,..,..;ty bow;e, 1112 \Vi11iamshiig Drive The fir!.t. president to live in the house was estate taxes can be collected as soon as the N,,..s, is being republished to CCiTeCt en<»s. The asking prioe will be detennined once a Gilbert Fite, who was follO\'-ed by Stan Rives house is privately ooned, and the univesity 1Jie N,,..s reg111ts the en.,rs. realty 3gef1Cj is chosen Tue proceeds will be and then David Joms, said Ted \lkidner, direc will save about $7,500 because the brusiug used to renovate a portiou ofthe Martin Luther tor offu.alities planning and management in e •tipend Surles recffi"5 is less than what the The unn-ersity is accepeing bids from real King k Uoo-ersity Union into a formal meet mail It is unknm'u 11 3 ~EST LINCOLN Drivers Wanted 345-4743 SLEEP IN , EAT OUT Serving Breakfast Saturday and Sunday 5 $7.: w until 2 p.m. UUIUlll'IMU ( ll!CM'CIDW (UiXlklllllllCt£Blllf.IAll 71h & Madison I block North of the Courthouse 345-7 427 DOES YOUR GREEK, HALL, OR OTHER ORGANIZATION NEED CUSTOM SCREENPRINTED T-SHIRTS? IAbsolute~rJJ§fit . f.fj r:n •.,.. ..,,,~ ¥1.H• F\u .. 1m."' \\ 111 .\h-.nlu.J~ lmr.1~1 Phone: (217) 348-5150 610 Jackson Street On The South Side Fax: 217 348-0099 Charleston, IL 61920 Of The Square Custom Screenprintin , Embroider and Promotional Products The Daily Eastem News Some fat advice from a once-skinny guy be 1irst official weekeod the remote colllrol He WO\Ud plop • • upo'1 ·1was once a down on Cbaw's couch, in their is \IS and students aie gearing up for their walking twig.I "wet" room, and squeeze out bis weekeod traditioo - gut to positioo bis ideal tray T would be the guy Yes, I was warned not to drink O_RllllOll drinking alcohol So, here is the tradifiooal "doo't drink too much" walking on campus so much, or at least eocercise columu and people would Liwl:z Gymnasium bas all of the While most students Jme been do a double take fucilities needed to detain a beer page practicing for this weekrnd since Dan Ochwat gut However, you just can't be around August 19, today is the Verge edilor and ask l\h, is that lazy like me official opening day to a drunken your rib cage?" Lantz bas free weights, Friday, August 27, 1999 festival Freshmen and anyone Nautrlus, aerobics and a track to new to the school won't 1iod C310- wodc offthe gut I am not proud puswide drinking to be a SU!prise, rut Ibey may !ind some of my beer gut and am actually embarrassed ofit I told Page4 other aspects SUlprising, like police and puking Dougbboy I would °"'-er let myself get a beer gut, but be knew Mo;t likely, first time drinkers aie awlUe of this So I 310 not better than me going to droll oo and oo about bow you can get anested for So ifthe police woo't deter you from driruciog, or ifp uking drinking underage or puke ifyou ba\ Send l etlers to lhe edilor vi a e-mail to cudmp2@pen .ei u.edu The Dally Eastern News Friday, August 27, 1999 SA Twain impersonator to perform at the Fine Arts Center Speaker will include tales of sailing on the Mississippi and friendship By~~~ft!~.~~s '' ------It's a rare opportunity to Tales of sailing along the Mississippi R;ve<, ruuning away have a person of thls caliber from home, ruding in the forest and come to campus. learning about n;endsbip will be Dan Crews, included in a •pecial petformance cfrector of publicity and promotion next week ______,, Impersooata< Jim POl.t. will pre sent "Mark Twain and the Laughing person of this cahl>er come to cam Mandy Marshall I Photo editor R;ver'' at 7 p m Monday on the pus," be said Post iocotpo Main Stage Theatre in the Doudna rates music in his ~101ies ofbeing a Keeping the funk in time Fine Arts Center to discuss Twain's boy in Hanmbal, Mo and of the novels and the adventures of rus people be knew Twelve ofhis songs Joey Arenbefg, senior percussion major, sharpens his skills Thursday afternoon outside Mcl (AMA) was presented with the nized by the Mattoon Chamber of chapter of the year award Commerce, the Small Business Father of area The award, which is given in Development Center ofObney Surles welcomes recognition of the best.collegiate and the University of lUinois f acuity back chapter of American marketing, Urbana-Champaign Extension Brown's was awarded in April at the 21st. Procurement Technical Assistan<:e through luncheon Annual International AMA Center Chicken inbrief Collegiate Conference in New The Mattoon Chamber of Eastern President Carol Surles Orleans Commerce has been in operation "ill be hosting a factdty luncheon "This award was, aud still is a for 76 years, and is a membership victim killed al 0000 today in the Grand Ball real honor for this university," organization dedicated to eco CAA approves 3 Room of the Martin Luther King said AMA factdty adviser Sid nomic and community enrich CHICAGO (AP) - The Jr University Union Dudley ment father of one of the victims of f acuity members Surles is sched\ded to speak TheAMA, which has 100 The sobject of the seminar was the 1993 mass killing at a during the luncheon at I pm to members, s'Ubmitted a plan of suggested after Janet Meyer, exec Bro\"n's Chicken and Pasta to committees preseol her goals and objectives for action in fall 1998 utive director of the Mattoon was fowid stabbed to death in the year In the spring, the chapter sub Chamber ofCommerce attended his suburban Chicago condo The Cowicil on Academic "! will be sharing my goals with mitted a repott of the goals they a similar seminar W. Decatur two minium Affirirs Thursday briefly dis faculty that I shared with (Eastern's accomplished months ago Emil Mennes, 78, was cussed the r""iew of the genetal Board ofTrustees) al the last. board The plan included sponsoring "The majority of the businesses found at about noon education meeting," said Surles speaken to lecture on resiune in this area are very smal~" Meyer Wednesday in his second-floor CAA member Ron Woblstein "! also want to welcome factdty writing, promoting cOllllllWlity said unit in Palatine where he lived said the general education sub and chart the course for neoct year" service and raising money for "! felt that ha;ing this seminar alone, police said committee has revia1ied input Faculty mernbers shotdd have food drives would give the local and sur Police said he had been received in the spring received invitations over the s.um This is the first. time Eastern rounding area busW.esses mo1:e stabbed repeatedly in the "We've put together a new mer and were required to R S VP has received the highest award in exposure" chest statement of the mission ofgen fo< the luncheon, said Judy Gouell, the Midwestern Chapter Meyer said there has been a They found no weapon and eral education,» \Vohlstein said executive secretary for the presi Eastern defeated several uni huge response from not only have no suspect, and said they He said the subcommittee dem versities, including the University smal~ but large businesses as have no ""ideu<:e tying the case wotdd like to evaluate all its "Approximately 635 invitations ofIllinois in Urbana-Champaign, well to the unsolved Brown's implications before bringing for were sent out and 379 factdty Uui;'efSity of Puerto Rico aud Al the seminar, each of the killings ward a full report members replied About 200 fac many other schools in the United business O\vners will receive a Investigators believe The subcommittee "ill repott ulty members were unable to States and Canada disk to get them started on ge" Mennes, who was partially to the CAA at ne.-.t week's mee" attend because ofclasses or sched ting their businesses onto the paralyzed, had been dead sin<:e ing, \Voblstein said ules," said Gorrell - By Dar'Keilh Lofto11, Staff lntetuet at least the weekend "We want to infonn the coun "The 1~ rate \"\t-as excel ~11ter Those who attend the seminar Police said there were no cil of what we are doing," he leol " \vill review credit card pa;ments signs of a break-in at his twit, said The luncheon will be btdf°" and securities, good web sites vs and a pass-code or key is need The CAA also approved the style with carved roast beef, bone Internet marketing bad ones, the benefits of having a ed to enter the lobby of the three faculty members to three less chicken bteast and a variety of seminar comes good web site and the do's and building separate committees on campus salads don'ts ofInternet marketing The victim's son, Thomas Laurent Gosselin, professor of The luncheon should end to Mattoon area "! hope this seminar will help Mennes, was one ofseven peo family and conswner sciences, around I :30 p m create awareness of what internet ple who were shot together the was appointed to the reim1ate Local business owners will marketing is all abot1t," Meyer night of Jan 8, 1993, or early meut committee, English profes -By Melanie Schneider, have the opportunity to attend a said the next morning at the sor Frank McCormick was Adminishntion editor free local seminar discussing "I'll hope to see good results Brown's Chicken in Palatine appointed to the Textbook Rental Internet marketing from the businesses after the sem Two of the victims were Se.vice Advisory Committee and The seminar will be held from inar and organize a educational the owners of the restaurant Tim Mason, CAA member and Eastern AMA 8 to 10 am Tuesday in the symposiwn as a follow up to the aud the other five we-re economics professor, was chapter receives Burgess-Osborne Auditorium in seminar" employees appointed to the enrollment. man the Chamber of Connnen:e build For more information about. the The killings spawned a agement conunittee marketing award ing at 1701 Wabash Ave in seminar contact Meyer at (217) massive investigation but uo Mattoon 235-5661 one was ever charged Police - By Meghan McMahon, Staffedi The seminar, titled "Internet believe robbery was the tor Eastern's chapter of the American Marketing Association Marketing Strategies," was orga- - By Branden Delk, Staffwritm· motive General Mercbandjse Mon. - Sat. 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Tl1af- in the wake of rwo 1nc1· Backup quarterback Julius Davi> put pn o clcms where athku-s have been the ; huw. running the scout o(fense in the victims of hidden C1ll1lCf1lS in lock· Panthers' prescason scrimmoge Thursday er rooms. "hich ha>'C ~uh.-d in nil!.hl. .___ them oppe:iring nude on the ·Davis had momcnrs Wh 1 • magazine ing more hours in jail than he does class. d' dan ochwat and cfwisty kilgore Scott Gallardo, senior speech communications major, is Epstein, Verge w:Jitas who Gallardo remembers would always bring a note from his he last semester of the millennium has kicked off and stu mother to class. dents are preparing to head into their party groove.Thus, Don Lupo, senior English major, has been nominated as "Boom T The Verge would like to welcome students back and pro Boom" Washington and Jay An ken brand, senior physical education file their partying habits "Welcome Back Kotter" style. major is Horshack. A group of guys hailing from a beaten house on Seventh Street "We're pretty boring," Lupo said, disagreeing with the compar have been chosen as The Verge's designated Sweat Hogs. While ison to "Welcome Back Kotter's" rambunctious gang, the Sweat they may not be as crazy as Vinnie Babarino, lJan Luis Pedro Hogs. But "We're very popular," he noted sarcastically while wav Phillipo de Huevos Epstein, Freddie Percy "Boom Boom" ing hello to a female friend strolling by the house. Washington or the elite Arnold Dingfelder Horshack, these boys Casey, Lupo, Gallardo and Ankenbrand usually begin a typical have done worse things than put chalk in the eraser. weekend drinking on their porch. However, they still "party like rock stars," said Dan Casey. sophomore undecided major. Casey is Vinnie Babarino for spend- thb ,,the VERGE of the Weekend Life,campus, Hollywood ~d an ochwat Vetyeedit:ir Journalism is a protession based on people. Featuring... The essential goal for a newspaper is to service the public by intorming them about daily events and issues. However, the intormatjon needs to be acquired through people in order to ser vice the people. Daytimer Basically; newspapers depend on people. And through all of this contact with people, newspapers arent intimate enough with their readers and the public that supports them. (I'll try not to write the word •peo wi th special ple" again in this column). There is an obstruction between reporter and reader like that of a massive head sitting in front ot you guest... at Showplace 8. The reader really doesnt care about the reporter as long as a newspaper is resting under The Flapjacks their school desk every morning.Th e reader doesnt seem to care how the paper gets to the desk; the read er just wants the newspaper. Thus, w~h this new weekly column, I would like to clear the path between reader and reporter and move away trom the swelling head sitting in tront of us. I would like to connect reader and reporter. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SHOW STARTS AT 9:00 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Let us dismiss the business relationship ot, •1w r~e the paper, you read the paper and only talk when needed.' I want to gossip. I want the reader to e-mail me, call me, gossip in class. Or talk to me while stumbling around Martys. Let us gossip and report together about the gossip in our daily lives - about l~e. campus and Hollywood. We can exchange stories about everyday l~e. For example, why is my girlfriend always freezing in the car, and I am alw11fS hot?The struggle tor comtort in the car is like pulling a rag doll trom a dogs mouth. r ArtSpace1 We can talk about campus l~e. For example, Wl°o/ cant I tind a decent looking hat on campus that reads · 4.6 714 Monroe ~°'u, ' Eastern Illinois Univers~y.• Halt the kids on campus wear U of I hats or the dreaded •cocks" hat. we-ffl 5 ..lt>ur.s V.s ll for questions or comrneits e.mail to [email protected], or call 581-2812 .. NEW Loo~ r KO TTERFR OM PAGE 7B '-'r"*""'r'""*1415111.S•sir..rt " o-ui..n-.u~ -We start at 4 o'clock, give or take a few hours; Occasionally; the group will go see live music and Back To School Special Brand New Lupo said. noted The Reverend Robert Blues Band as one Casey, Lupo and Gallardo live at the tall white group they saw frequently last year. Aug & Sept 175 Speed house equipped with a medium size deck, perfect for The sweat Hogs expressed they are looking for drinking and grilling.. Ankenbrand, like a typical ward to seeing old friends this school year but are 10 for $30 Super Bed! Horshack, comes to hang around. already dreading mid-terms Oill far otrer great epecialsi 32 Bulbs & 3 Face Tanners Aher an early start at partying at their house, the Ankenbrand said he is worried about student 1625 B 18th St. • 348-8123 guys then head to the bars, of which Martys is their teaching soon, but with a model teacher like Mr. favorite choice. Koteeer, as 'Boom Boom" suavely S11fS, Ankenbrand The boys generally spend quite a bit of money on will be fine. the weekends on various social lubricants, they said. Casey, on the other hand, isnt frettjng graduation Rush L:N The rest ot the week is spent starving or scraping up but registratjon. Gasey only has one class so tar and is what food there is around. struggling to get more. "Those free Milky ways last year kept me alive for One act these sweat Hogs wont venture into is Informal Rush a while; Casey said. fighting. The Sweat Hogs said they tend to stay in 'Wete lovers. not fighters;' Gallardo stressed. He Friday August 27th Charleston on the weekends rather than go to their is more worried about sleeping with women who can various hometowns, except tor Ankenbrand. who is beat him up. hej oked. an otticial townie who lives with his parents. And the The guys also dont have to worry about their All you can eat first two weeks ot school mainly consist ot partying weekend activitjes.This gang ot Sweat Hogs has and Kotter-esque high jinks. minus the high school already begun partying, and for this weekend and d11JS burgers, brats & hot dogs backdrop. to come they will end the millennium ' like rock stars.• "The first two weeks are kind of pointless; Vinnie, Epstein. Horshack and Boom Boom would live DJ Gallardo noted. be proud. Questions or rides r;a/l Dave@ 6502 or 6898 1111 ~~rty's Italian Beef w/ Fries $3 ..wi staff EIU's 4 o'Clock Club COP.Y editois $4 Pitchers JAIME HODGE, "Best Draft in Town" CHRIS SIEVERS, MAIT NEISTEIN ~~ 99ct Burgers & Vienna cover design Jlll!!!'!!!!ll!• Associate Verge editor CHRISTY KILGORE _! o~o~~:::~ay ___ CHRISTY KILGORE $1. .Th Bottles $2 Capt. Mixers of them will fight with Reese about partying. tor the eclectic mix of music pre •A lot of people throw a song il/chr"rsty kilgore and dan ochwat her hectic schedule and missing •it teaches you you have to per sented by the Daytimers which together and we take a lot ol time; Verge edtotS practices. form no matter what; he said. Reese describes as rock. Williams Williams said. Whatever the bicker, Daytimer Reese told ol one gig where she describes as pop and Karey As opposed to some bands that At least one typical college band is a serious band striving to com saw a group of guys turn around describes as alternative. leave quite a bit to be desired in the that spent the requisite time playing plete what W illiams calls their and walk out of the bar when they This style description could pro lyrics area, Karey and Reese try to tor their drunken triends has come "vision." discovered there was a $3 cowr duce a jumbled sound but in this make the words as important as into its own in what could be called ·we want ~ to be perfect; charge. case it just illustrates the ditterent the instrumental. the iocal big time: Williams said. •And I'm a total girt; she said.• 1 flavors. flairs and influences each ·we put a big emphasis on the The band Daytimer consists ol lyrics; Karey said. live Eastern students who are more Reese added, •The message if dedicated and serious about their you will." music than an average college band. The two unique guitar sounds of 'We're not just screwin' around an acoustic and electric guitars to make money; said Ryan Karey, blend and compliment each other guitarist and senior art major. to give the bands music a tuller Daytimer is tour guys and a gal sound, the members said. lead vocalist who all share a collec •(Warrens) got a ditterent play tive dream and goal, and since their ing style than I do; Karey said.• 1•m lirst recording last year, the venues more rm." haw become bigger and the days Williams said Warren's playing off fev.ier. style is more "blues-ey• and The band is playing alongside the described his possible influenoes as Flapjacks at 9 p.m. Friday at Top ol Phish and Dave Matthews. He the Roe and have a booked sched added that Warren is •very instinc ule reaching mid-October playing tive; picking up on any new tune across Chicago, in Springtield, the band begins. Champaign and Western Illinois The band plans to take a break University in Macomb. trom live venues at the end of The band is made up ol Dan October to start recording their second CD. The d~lerences Williams, drummer and senior Photo courtesey of Dayfimer political science major; Annie between the old and the new CDs The members of Oaytimer, consisting of five Eastern students, rock on at one of their summer gigs July 3. This will be notable, the members said. Reese, lead vocalist and senior time, the bband had traveDed to O'Malley's in Chicago to show lhe Windy City a good time. merchandising major; Tom Warren, •The first one was basically to acoustic gu~arist and junior busi get the music out - to let people ness major; Dave Gierhahr, bassist This summer the band got some take everything personally. It hum band member brings to the tinal hear it"W illiams said. and senior industrial technology practice tine-tuning their sound in bles you• product The diverse styles also The second CD looks to be major, and Karey. front of more •sophisticated" Not many people are walking work to make the music more more polished and suitable for The five members gradually crowds when it played at locations out on Daytimer, though and the accessible to the average listener sending to record labels tor possi came together in recent years around Chicago like O'Malley's. Joe experience ol playing in front of who rarely devotes him or herse~ ble deals. the group said. through close hometown friend Bailey's, Sluggers, Kennys Tavern crowds who werent there solely to one kind ol music. The Daytimers had nothing but ships and mutual triendships. and the Waterloo. for the beer helped the band grow And though Daytimer is not a good things to say about their Things arent always triendly, •The bars we would play at (in musicall)\ cover band by any means. depend openers, the Flapjacks. a band that however. Chicago) were completely different "lbu should hear a tape when ing on the place, a concert-goer plays Chicago venues and can be 'We fight all the time; said crowds; Reese said. • You !eel like we first started playing; Williams could hear Led Zeppelin, the heard on Chicago radio. Reese said Reese, who describes herself as you're interrupting .• said. Rolling Stones, Eagle Eye Cherry or you can expect to hear Dave •always stressed out" Karey said audiences in the They said they did have even Michael Jackson songs. Matthews Band. Phish and some The band argues about all things Windy City are more discriminat instances ol seeing the same people ·we play a wide variety ol cov '70s covers. band-like, from scheduling prob ing than those in a college town like at a lot of the shows they played. ers;Williams said. · ~you get out to see them, its a lems to the sound ol their music. Charleston, and the crowds in indicating a growing group of fol The band also devotes a great real treat" Karey said. Karey and Williams said they will some cases were older and out for lowers. deal ol time to writing what Karey tight about ewrything. and the two relaxation rather than hard-core The tans are probably coming described as •quality songs." sat sept 4 at Slugger's, 3540 N. CIMk. Chicago. (Right across trom Wri~ey Field) sun. sept 5 trom 5 - Sp.m. live broadcast on North central College's 89.1 WONC, Naperville. Fri. sep. 17 at O'Malley's, 11957 Pulaski Ave.,Alsip. sat. sep. 18 at the 49'er, 518 Bruns Laie, Springtield. Fri. sep. 24 at Sean Kaley's, Rt 83 aoo Archer, Lemont (OUtside in the beer garden.) sat. Sep. 25 at Joe Bailey's, 109 st. aoowestern, Chicago. (NO cover charge.) 10 p.m. Fri. Aug. ll rriends & Co. frea 345-2390 Daytim ~n ochwat his words, then comedy this most laughs. mainly in the restau Vergeedita grasps his floppy attribute is vital. rant scene that spouts Italian hair in retreat ' Mickey Blue accent butchery, like ' Forget about it" is a famous searching for the E)llS" becomes lessd •fuhgheetabowditt.• Italian phrase uttered in many correct words and a romantic comedy The conflict in the movie comes gangster films. finally delivers a because of when Frank tries to connect Felgite Hugh Grant utters this Italian catchy line making Tripplehorn's plain· into the mob, but Gina wil I not phrase with an Italian mobster his female adorers ness and the movie marry Fe lgate if he is sucked into accent while fumbling with his blush. centers on Felgate the glory of banging car doors on British one. The result is. • Aaa1tj Grant sticks true and his connection money-owing victims heads. fuhgheetabowditt.• to form in with his fiance's Of course. Felgate fal ~ in line with The reaction is big laughs and ' Mickey Blue mob father. mob activity and the marriage gets in half the theater repeating • AaEj Eyes: as Michael Gina's father, trouble. There are no surprises in this fuhgheetabowditt; while herding Felgate, a high pllolo <:«nosy" www.11tict0Jllf1..,...com Frank, is played by movie, and while the audience can out the theater. cl ass auction Soe ~ · Soe i..s• ma fllllJ .....,IS. flmJ. ~. funy. H19t Grant st>" .. ' Godfather• alum guess ewry s:ene. the movie makes The movie is "Mckey Blue Eyes.• house manager. llichaol falgala i• "llictoy e... c, ...• James Caan. Caan is fa" a good lalgh. Grants second romantic comedy He brings the enj oyable as the Especially, Hugh Grant and a of the summer following ' Notting sa me laughs as he did to his carry the same chanm or chemistry cl iched leather jacket wea ring, funny stuffed gorilla. Check out Hill" starring Julia Roberts. ' Mickey character in • Notting Hi 11; but Jeanne Tripplehorn ("Basic Instinct") is maroon suited, gold flashing and the stuffed gorilla if anything. . Blue Eyes• is a funny movie and this movie doesn't have Julia the love interest. p11tjing Gina, a gun toting mobster. And he mocks Grant has all the laughs. Roberts, and the movie doesn't school teacher and daughter to the I~ estyle and actions perfectl)I as Grant has this idionc Wllf of trip live up to the success of ' Notting the mob. does his mobster counterparts. ' Mickey Blue Eyes• ping all <:Net himseW that is extremely Hill." Tripplehorn is a boring actress Grant and Caan have excellent Castle Rock Entertainment with no flair and for a romantic funl"o/ and chanming He fumbles <:Net The movie isnt bad. it just doesnt chemistry together and control the ** There's a better way - to save time & money " the VERGE of the Weekend New clothing store offers formal attire for men along with a little history and personal service sories. ing. ---....-----. clwisty kilgore ti The store was originally ' You can go buy your Associate Verge edita located on the Square in Marion clothes off the rack or you can For a store that opened on and was bought by Doughty!> make them lit you; said July 5, Doughty!> is lull ot histo aunt and uncle in 1955. W hen Doughty, who has been titting ry. they retired, the Doughtys took people lor clothes since she The quarter sawn oak cabi over and moved the store to was 12 years old. Special orders nets were shipped by rail to Charleston. are also no problem tor the Marion in 1918 and the cash reg The remodeling process store. ister was built in 1911. The label began in February and the build The store also will have maker uses early 20th Century ing was • taken down to the bare tuxedo rental service by the typeface technology and the one bones; Doughty said. The cabi beginning ol November and lighted cabinet was wired tor nets are tree standing and alterations to suits bought at electricity in 1907. depending on the model, come Doughty's are included in the -~==;;__....,:;o;...i. ______....:.,. __.IC"-----1 •students probably aren't as in three or live pieces and were price, she said. Mandy Marshall/ photo editor interest ed in the histor y as installed in about lour hours. much as what's in (the store); The ironwork gate in the store tcp Ne.I store a..ner Lisa llo.l;lhty sh:w3 off tte said Lisa Doughty, who along was done by local artist and fb:rJ;! s early W:h °"1l::wy bmss aS1. re;ii.ster with her husband Trevor owns blacksmith Lorelei Sims. ..mah feedm:es a quart.er ....., csk camn.t. Doughty!> men's clothing store So lar business has been located on the north side ot the good, Doughty said. lib: 1te new store ft.at at D:::l.tj1t:y'" s men' s Square. ·we've been very pleased cl.cthiQ;i s:.are feabJres ixmak !::¥ a local b1a:k • W hat is in the store are mod with the response; she said. sni.th am a hat am """"m:tif. ern lines ol tormal mens cloth • And usually summer is slow." ing, including ties, suits, sport The atmosphere ol the store coats, hats, socks and acces- is one-on-one and accommodat- Wanted Men E.l.U. 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Director of Academic released witt'lout prior approval. a student Reco Martin, Murphy 'OK' in anticipated summer movie ture, where aliens invade earth Murphy is hyper. loud-mouthed by traveling in rain drops. and at times annoying as he over ~ daroochwat Bowfinger loves th e script, acts for laughs, which is similar to Vergeedkor especially the final dramatic line, the thin, confident Sherman char Two comedic legends, Steve which can only be successful if acter of •The Nutty Professor." Martin and Eddie Murphy, have said by a major Hollywood star. Murphy is still pretty funny as combined to make one mediocre Bow ti nger needs the actor Kit Kit. especially when he is receiv movie - •Bowfinger.• Ramsey, played by Murphy, an ing therapy from a cult that While Martin and Murphy have action hero in need of his own mocks th e ce lebrity enrolled produced many laughs through dramatic line that is similar to Scientology. · saturday Night Live; they both Arnold Schwarzeneggers •Hasta •Bowtinger• is a very clever have made large contributions on la vista. . . baby." idea of a determined director screen. Martin made classics such However, Ramsey won't do filming Hollywood's hottest star - as •The Jerk" and •Roxanne• and the movie. Thus the determined without the star ever knowing. . Murphy was hilarious in • The Bowfinger decides to shoot the The movie will have audiences Nutty Protessor• and • 48 Hours.• movie with Ramsey never know laughing, but the movie really •Bowf inger• faI ls short to ing. . drags at times and some scenes Martin and Murphy's previous Bowfinger rounds up a crew are just flat out dumb. film work, but the movie has its consisting of illegal immigrants Martin fans will be disappoint laughs and a highly creative story. and wa nnabe actors who are hltJl'IMww.uriversal{ictures.com/b(N{firgerl ed with his performance as Martin. who wrote the screen blind to the world of movie mak Steve Martin and Eddie Murphy yuk It up in "Bowfinger· with off and on results. Bowfinger, but Murphy fans can play, plays Bobby Bowtinger, a ing. The ii legal i mm igra nts are otf a bus from Ohio asking, body double. Murphy supplies expect many laughs with his per producer-director with larger hysterical as they catch on to cin · w here do I go to be co me a stomach wrenching laughs as Jiff formance as Jiff Ramse~ than-life Hollywood dreams. He ema so fast that later they are star1" Ramsey. as seen in the trailer and •Bowtinger• is a sweet story dreams of seeing his own movie seen discussing classic movies Graham is very funny in her commercials. but dont expect to for anyone who dreams ot mak controlling a theater screen and such as • Apocalypse Now." role as the dim-witted actor who see him much. ing a movie, but please dream an enthralled audi ence sitting Other crew members include believes she has to sleep around Murpl"o/ is so runny as Jiff that that dream to a much high er behind him. heads cocked at the an experienced method actor in order to climb the Hollywood you wish to see him in every standard than •Bowtinger.• screen. played convincingly by Christine ladder. scene. The braces showing, eye Bowtingers chance to fultill his Baranski from televisions •cybil" W hile the performances are squinting geek is one of the funni •Bov.linger• dream comes when. friend, fel and Daisy, played by Heather good, none compare to Murphy est characters to be on screen in Universal Pictures low-dreamer and acco untant, Graham (Swingers, Austin who plays a duel role as Kit a long time. However, he just Efram. writes the movie · c hubby Powers: •The Spy Who Shagged Ramsey and Kit's brother Jitt, isn't on screen enough. ** Rain.• The movie is an alien pie- Me"), an actor who just stepped who is used by Bowfinger as a W hile acting as Kit Ramsey, Clarence Thomas hearings in a new film on Showtime NEW YORK (AP) - Like the man said. court. captures the blunt realism of this political rage into action. the process stinks. And Regina Taylor. best known from pro. •This is a circusl A national disgrace!" That was perhaps the only thing ever y the TV series · 111 Fly Away; is picture per · o ur job; says Duberstein, •is the he erupts heroica lly, now on his feet one could agree on during the Senate con fect as Anita Hill, the former Thomas col same as if we're selling a product in the before the senators. He rips off his shirt. firmation hearings for Judge Clarence league who reluctantly, forcefully accused marketplace: Block their message, get •And as far as I'm concerned, as a black Thomas. Those 10 stormy days in him of sexual harassment. ours out, while making it look like none of American, this is a high-tech lynching!" He October 1991 left the nation polarized But the film, directed by Ernest Dickerson, it comes from the White House.• tugs his necktie skyward, as if hanging by and the nominee for the U.S. Supreme is told from the perspective of a not-so Of course, the nomination nearly cap it. Court. in his own bitter words, dying •a pu bl ic p Iayer , Washington strategist sized alter Hill stepped forward with alle •Bulls-eyel • says Duberstein, looking thousand deaths.• Kenneth Duberstein, who was hired by gations of her former boss' crude remarks on with satisfaction. Now Showti me presents •strange the Bush Administration to shepherd and come-ans when they worked togeth In the end, Duberstein won the high Justice; a drama of the campaigns waged Thomas through. er at the Department of Education and stakes game he had coached so well. The to save, and to sink, the nomination. As depicted by Mandy Patinkin, the lik th e Equal Em ployment Opportunity Bush Administration won. And, oh yes, Premiering Sunday at B p.m. EDT, this able, relentless Duberstein is the focal Commission. Thomas pulled it out. gaining senate con splendid film, based on the book •strange point ot the off-stage drama to land the As delivered by Taylor, Anita Hill's testi firmation by a razor-thin vote ot 52-4B. Justice, The Selling of Clarence Thomas; job for a candidate seen by his opponents mony at first faithfully mimics the real-life But as the film makes clear, Thomas would seems a logical extension of the hearings as unfit and, worse, a quota appointment scene we viewed eight years ago. But in never concede victory. themselves. Broadcast gavel-to-gavel, day and a traitor to his ethnic group. the films surreal restaging. the cool, com Nor, apparently, has his r esentment posed witness is permitted to cut loose, alter day, they unfolded as a galvanizing TV Early on, Duberstein spel Is out th e abated. In a rare speech a year ago, he bit to exhibit the Jury we remember her for event. To view the film is to feel the inter challenge: •To make the case that our can terly attacked critics black and white, keeping in check. didate is decent. honest, qualitied, intelli declaring his retusal •to have my ideas vening years evaporate. The words are Hill's, but here she gent and fair, while the other sides gonna assigned to me as though I was an intellec In his performance, Delray Lindo seems seethes. she snarls, she sheds bitter tears. claim he's ultraconser vative , aga inst tual slave because I'm black." to be channeling Thomas. the conservative It's a startling display. federal judge nominated by President Bush women and minorities, and a little bit •strange Justice• exposes a politicized But no more so than the re-enacted process of which no one could feel proud. to replace retiring Justice Thurgood strange.• testimony of Clarence Thomas, a detiant Marshall, a liberal champion ot civil rights Patinkin, a Broadway musical star and a It revisits the issues that made everyone man who felt cornered and under siege. participating squirm: color and sex. and the first black member of the high returning regular to TVs · c hicago Hope; As with Hill, the film lets Thomas put his ...... ~ urry up ... ~ advertise with the Daily Eastern News! 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