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This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1981 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in February by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. will be mostly cloudy, windy and · y warmer with a chance of snow flurries early. Highs will be in the mid to upper 30s. Friday night will be partly cloudy will lows in the upper Eastern News teens to low 20s . Eastern Illinois University I Charleston, Ill. / Vol. 66, No. 96 / Two Sections, 20 Pages Dorm fees may rise· in-the fall· . by Brenda Davidson Eastern students who choose_ to live in the residence halls next fall may have to pay an additional $83.25 per semester, Housing Director Lou Hencken said. Hencken said, at a meeting of the Residence Hall Association Wednesday night, that the increase. js needed because of inflation.

· Unanimously approved by th<: housing board, the proposed increase

:will now be sent to Eastern Vice · President for Student Affairs Glenn Williams and Eastern President Daniel E. Marvin for their action. The increase, if approved by Williams and Marvin, will be submitted to the Board of Governors at its meeting in April, H!!ncken said. The BOG must approve the increase before it goes into effect. The proposed figure means students lanning a /i�etime would pay $885.75 next fall compared Students got a chance to discuss career opportunities was sponsored by the Placement Center and several to the $802.50. residents paid during the ith representatives from various companies at Career business fraternities. (News photo by Jana Mason) 1980 fall semester. y Thursday in the Union Old Ballroom. The conference The increase includes $67. 75 to cover

inflation, $6 · for cable television and s. ��·;�J�rauxiliary en terpriseexpense .cuts needed...-. Reagan- Housing fees for spring semester, the ending· which are usually less than fall, will be P. Associated Press percent reduction, across-the-board, in personal income tax the same next yea·r; This will take into President Reagan, declaring that the nation is suffering rates for each of the next three years." He did not say when account $30 to accommodate expenses om its "worst economic mess smce the Great the tax cut would first take effect under his plan. for the extra week added to spring pression,'' said Thursday night that the government must As expected, Reagan said he also will submit to Congress sem ster to meet state requirements on ake dramatic cuts in taxes and spendiJJ,g because the a proposal for accelerated appreciation allowances to give a e how a sem ster ould be, onomic judgment day is at hand. tax break to businesses that invest in next plants and long e sh He held government policies responsible for the situation equipment. . Hencken said. d said his remedy would begin with three years of 10 "Japanese steelworkers out produce their American The three main reasons for the osed se in e hall fees rcent cuts in income tax rates and spending reductions "in counterparts by about 25 percent," .Reagan said. "This isn't prop increa residenc are to meet a 1 6. 4 percent rise in the 'rtually every department" of the government. beca9s� they are better workers. I'll match th_e American cost of utilities, a 13 percent increase in "Over the years, we have let negative economic forces run working man or woman against anyone in the world. But we . t of control,'' Reagan said in his first nationally have to give them the modern tools and equipment that the cost of food and a 10 percent oadcast report to the· nation. "We have stalled the workers in other industrial nations have.'' increase in residence hall employee he . dgment day. We no longer have that luxury. We are out of "It is time to recognize that we have come to a t urning salaries, explained Eastern is not the only university to e. . poii\t," Reagan said. "We are threatened with an economic He said: ''A few days ago, I was presented with a report I calamity of tremendous proportions and the old business as experience housing increases for next asked for-a comprehensive audit, if you will, of our usual treatment can't save us." semester; Hencken said. Other schools in Illinois have made nomic condition. You won't like it, but we have to face· "It is time to recognize that we have come to a turning truth and then go to work to turn thing around." point," Reagan said. "We are threatened with an economic increases ranging from $176 to a "And inake no mistake about it," he. added, "We can calamity of tremendous proportions and the old business as possible $296 to be paid at the n them around.'' usual treatment can't save us." University of Illinois, he said. Reagan's address was so studded with statistics, but short Seated at his desk in the Oval Office, the presideni sought Aside from Western Illinois details. He said those will come when he unveils a. to portray the statistics that peppered his speech in graphics, University, Eastern is the only other "stative program to Congress on Feb. •18. personal terms. school in the state to keep below the for hall room a "It will propose budget cuts in virtually every department "There are seven million Americans caught up in the $2,000 line residence nd government," the pre�ident said. Moreover, Reagan said personal indignity and human tragedy of unemployment," board fees, he added. Cabinet will search out "waste, extravagance and costly the president said. "If they stood in a line -'-·allowing three In adqition to the housing increase, inistrative overhead" to produce additional reductions. feet for each person - the line would reach from the coast the RHA voted to have the first · "At the same time we are doing this; we must go forward of Maine to California." housing installment due June 20 a tax relief ·package," he said. "I shall ask for a 10 instead of the usual July 1 deadli!le. ommittee approves new pass-fail rules

course receive that gr�de in their department personel committee, the department personnel committee. Senate Academic records. appeal would then go to the school's The next person a student can now airs committee approved a Robb said if the pass-fail proposal is dean and then to a final all-university appeal to is Stanely ·Rives, vice osal Thursday night which would approved by Eastern President Dani.el committee. president for academic affairs. ' nd the pass-fail_ option from five E. Marvin, more students would be This committee would then make the The committ ee also decided not to days to 13 class days. encouraged to work harder to earn the final decision on the grade appeal propose a "vote of confidence" A e proposal will now go to the under the option. rather than the i.nstructor, Robb said. concerning the proposed $20 Textbook nt Senate for approval. In other business the committee Students currently begin the appeals Library fee increase. e committee also proposed that if discussed the grade appeals process. process by meeting with the instructor. - The committee also decided to look dent receives an A in a pass-fail The committee hopes to propose a Normally, 80 to 90 p ercent of the grade into the new honor system, which has se, the A will then be recorded on revised grade appeals process which problems are solved there, Robb said. not yet gone in to effect, at a later date. student's record. would be more beneficial to the If the problem is not sol-ved there, a The new honor system is expected to ss Robb, committee chairman, students, Robb said. student must appeal to the department eliminate half of the people on the the committee feels that because The committee is proposing that chairman. If the student is still not honor system, John Guite, committee nts who receive an Fin a pass-fail after a student appeals to the satisfied, the appeal then goes to a member, said. Friday's A report in the newspaper Ettelat · on It's now �ougher to decide Wednesday trial said the prosecutor indicated on, Senate control-Justice , 49-year-old mother of three had been tricked by Revolutionary Guards who made up a story a SPRINGFIELD, Ill.-The Illinois Supreme an armed band of students who wanted to free Court's chief justice, whose court must settle a (AP) News shorts American hostages. snarled fight over control of the state Senate, said According to the newspaper's fragmen Thursday the court's job is even tougher now that professor found guilty report, the prosecutor said Mrs. Dwyer agreed both Democrats and Republicans claim to be in NIU help and tried to obtain guns and radio equipm control. in beating of female student to aid the plan to free the hostages. The Senate's 30 Democrats and 29 Republicans Mrs. Dwyer was arrested May 5 after she went each have elected their own president. Each claims DE KALB, Ill.-A finance professor at Northern to Iran to write articles about the Iranian revolutio to be running the Senate, each says the other is Illinois University was sentenced four years in The Swiss Embassy, which represents U.S. inter acting illegally and each has asked the Supreme prison Thursday for beating a female student last in Iran, said Wednesday she had been tried Court to do something about it. year. espionage charges at a one-day session of The Democratic "Senate" and the GOP William J. Brown, 47, a finance professor at NIU Revolutionary Court and that a verdict w "Senate" each are to return to session Feb. 24. and a De Kalb city councilman from 1969-1973, expected in the next few days. Each vows· to boycott the other's session unless pleaded guilty to aggravated battery, He originally justices settle the novel political battle by then. was charged with attempted murder but the charge with Former Governor Grasso Chief Justice Joseph H. Goldenhersh said was reduced in a plea agreement the state's Thursday he thinks the seven:member court should attorney. dies of liver cancer at be able to rule by Feb. 24; although he said the task The sentence was handed down by Circuit Court 61 Judge Ca_rlA. Swanson. was made more difficult this week. HARTFORD, Conn.-Ella Grasso, Connecti The charge stemmed from the feb. 11, 1980, Goldenhersh said the justices, four of whom are governor for six years and the first woman in beating of Susan Weg, 35, a graduate student at U. Democrats, ·have been working on the political fray. history to be elected governor without following NIU. h "There's been some discussions, but we haven't husband into office, died. Thursday night reached a. decision," he said. , Writer denies spy charges complications due to cancer. She was 61. The court is considering reams of challenges and Hartford Hospital spokesman James Batta counter-challenges in the bizarre dispute, and last in Iranian revolutionary court announced Mrs. Grasso's death just a few hou week heard lawyers for the two sides argue the case. · after he said she had slipped into a coma and w American writer Cynthia Outnumbered 30-to-29, Republicans seized the B. Dwyer denied spy "totally" unconcious. The former govern charges at her trial by an Iranian Revolutionary powerfui Senate presidency Jan. 15 with help from suffering from cancer of the liver and intestine, Court and the prosecutor said GOP Gov. James R. Thompson when two she was drawn into a been listed in critical condition since Sunday fictitious plot to free the 52 American Democrats were absent. 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by Dru Sefton determining eligibility, Russell said. Students living off-campus may be Housing in the colder northern areas eligible for energy assistance grants of of the state will receive more aid, she up to $430 to help pay their heating explained: ·bills this winter. Also, whether the dwelling is heated Mary Russell, grants manager of t_he by coal, gas, electrtcity, propane or Low Income Energy Assistance other methods is a determinant in Program, said many students in deciding the amount of aid available . · Charleston have applied for the . "We can not tell if a person is program benefits. eligible unless he applies,'' Russell Russell said one-time grants can said. range from $60 to $430 depending on · She added applicants must apply in several factors. pe�son. The student's income, housing Students wishing to apply may do so location and the type of heating system at the Embarass River Basin Agency all have bearing on the renter's for Economic Opportunity at 115 S. eligibility for assistance, she said. Kentucky St. in Greenup. The toll-free Eligible income ranges vary, Russell number for more information is said, but a basic limit for a one-person (800)252-8643. household is up to $4, 738 annually, Students should be ready to show and a household of four is $10,080 proof of income and be able to _annually. document their heating costs, Russell The location of the housing unit in said. the state also is important in Home·econ omics search nets dean candidat�s by Jane Meyer 13 Recreation and chairman of the search The sea,rch committee for _dean of committee, said the applications are the School of Home Economics is from men and women from both "in currently reviewing the qualifications and out," of the university. He would Come on, seven! from 13 candidates that have applied nbt, however, disclose the exact Students watch the craps table anxiously at the Casino Night Wednesday in for the open position. number of each sex applying for the the Union Grand Ballroom. The casino was sponsored by the Society for the Walter Lowell, dean of the School o.f job. Advance111ent of Management. (News photo by Clay Trentlage) Health, Physical Education, and Lowell said the committee, composed of five members of the home economics department, one home · economics major, and three other faculty members besides himself, will Undergrad programs revieWed-by-CAA have two weeks to study materials sent By Laura Henry Deputy Executive Director for The CAA will not meet next in by the candidates. Council on Academic Affairs Academic Affairs Robert Pringle, all Thursday due to the observance of The committee will meet Feb. 18 for i;nember Carol Elder presented a academic · programs fall under the Lincoln's birthday. the first screening. preliminary report concerning · the separate categories of expansion, Elder said her committee has Lowell said at the screenings, the annual program review at the CAA status quo-programs that need to be "basically just done preliminary committee will review the applicants' meeting Thursday. reworked, eliminatation, phase down, quest on asking" and was not ready to � qualifications and discuss who the best Elder, appointed chairman of the or suspension. · submit a completed report to the candidates are for the position. committee by CAA chairman Ron However, Wohlstein said that "Dr. council. After all candidates' credentials have Wohlstein, said she sees "no surprises Pringle indicated that his criteria was "One of the questions (the . been examined the committee will in store for the council in. respect to different from ours" which "may subcommitee, will deal with) is how the select the best q alified candidates and results of the report." make the CAA want to alter their form has chan ed. Another is_ 'What the � � . present them to President Daniel E. The CAA has annually prepared a criteria."· actual and pro1ected figures are for the Marvin for consideration. program review of undergraduate Elder said her subcommittee will programs," Elder said. Lowell said Marvin after receiving bachelor degree programs in various meet in the next week to put together a Eastern Associate Vice President for the committee's candi ates, will then departments since August 1, 1974. recommendation to "look over every Academic Affairs Margaret Soderberg decide which of the applicantsd he will This review is judged by the council aspect of the annual review." explained to the council that the form invite for interviews for the position. under six criteria presented by the "Even. though the CAA will not change meant "for the first time "'.e The dean position for the School of Board of Governors and five criteria meet next week, I feel it's important have been asked to adopt a systematic Home Economics became vacant after for program viability from the CAA, that my subcommittee prepare � report approach of moving our (projected) Mary Ruth Swope resigned from the Wohlstein said. and send it in the mail to the various averages. post Dec. 31. According to Board .of Governors departments concerned," Elder said.

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.age· Opinion I0 Commentary u r . · · · . Friday, February·6, 1981 . The Dally Eastern News Cross views: plan needs quick approval AB Mark Ludwig period. for compliance with the law was not Campus operations and departments which utilize student employment should begin given. Therefore, cutbacks are a necessity. .Space_ program planning cutbacks now . to avoid · serious Consequently, Hencken has asked the problems which could occur due to a recent counselors and food service directors to figure · gets billions; minimum wage ruling. out for themselves where cutbacks can be made The Board of Governors has said student because-they best know their own areas. He has (Editor'sPoor Note: go Here's hungry an alternative employees must be payed the same also given these individuals leeway by· not $3.35 opinion on the Space program. Check minimum wage which students on College Work requiring them to report their planned reductions page 5 in the Verge for.a closer look Study began receiving as of Jan. 1 , 1 981 . It to him; at the Space Shuttle program.) prompted Housing Director Lou Hencken to , But the attitudes of these individuals, while The Daily Illini editorial board was war that oudgetary problems could arise in the understandable, seem to indicate that they will so intrigued with pictures of Saturn n from Voyager I that it decided the · not make any cutbacks until they are forced to . residence_ hall food services if cutbacks in · NatiOnal Aeronautics and Space services are not made ... do so. Administration needed more money. residence hall We believe such an attitude is not in he best However, ·we believe t The board failed to recognize that · managers interest of _these departments. If cutbacks are counselors · and food �ervice people who live within the borders of interviewed by the Daily Eastern News last week not instituted on a voluntary basis now, budgets the United States have an even greater have not t3ken Hencken's warning as seriously could run dry at the end of the-semester, and need for federal money than does the · space program. as they should. that would force Hencken and · other According to 1979 gov�rnment These individuals are understandably reluctant administrators to make hasty and more painful · figures, 25 .2 million people-11. 6 · cuts at that time. to make cutbacks, as illustrated by one food percent of the country's service operations manager's comment: "there So, we suggest that Hencken and- other population-lived in poverty-that is, is no way we can cut back." administrators make their employees report to they earned $7,412 a year or less. Twenty-five million. That's a rather But, as Vice President · for Student Affairs them in the ·near future with tentative· cutback embarrassing figure for a nation that Glenn Williams has pointed out, the fact _remains measures to help avoid the serious professes to be the most advanced on that wage increases were not budgeted for consequences which could result if this problem the Earth. this year because the usu.al six-month grace is not alleviated quickly. Fortunately, the government has programs that are aimed to help relieve - poverty. These programs are badly acks underfunded, however, when Workers should initiate cutb compared to NASA. NASA asked for $4.9 billion in fiscal A recent special committee report outlining seeking fl,mding must submit an application to 1980, yet Volunteers in Service to suggestions on Apportionment Board the AB, who then forwards it to the Student America, the domestic equivalent of responsibilities should be approved by Eastern · Senate for review. Applications must then the Peace Corps, only asked for $38

· million. VISTA doesn't expect to get President Daniel E. Marvin as soon as possible. receive the approval of the- vice president for that much. Though a decision- by Marvin on the new student-affairs: VISTA deals with all types of procedure for AB does not have to be made until The next step would involve a student poverty relief: legal counsel in civil April 9, we feel it is important that Marvin -referendum. If the students approve, a student­ rights .cases, economic development, approve the committee's recommendations next faculty board would then be created for the housing aid, working with children and week so the AB will be free to continue the group. energy development. " · budgeting process for various campus groups. That board would then review and submit a VIST A's money is used to provide the bare necessities-often the Marvin sent a memorandum to the AB in July, budget to the AB, who ·would have the final word volunteers earn as much as the people 1 980 asking the committee to study the AB's on the amount of funding a group receives: they are helping-for its more than relationship to . student-faculty boards, the In the past, the AB sent its recommendations 4,000 volunteers, who work in rural Student Senate and the general role of the AB to the Senate which would then be forwarded to and urban areas alike. About 20 and the student activity fee it administers. Marvin. Under the new plan,. the vice president percent of VISTA's volunteers are. themselves low-income Americans. · Committee. members-including Union Area for · student affairs would make final Mimi Mager, special assistant to the Head Bill Clark recommendations and Stud_ent Body President Bob before a funding proposal is director of VISTA, says VISTA could Glover-developed a flow chart specifically seat to Marvin. easily multiply the benefits it provides detailing the procedure a g roup must follow to The new procedure seems fair. and should be if the administration and Congress · receive funding. approved by Marvin soon so the AB ·can gave it more money. Under the proposed procedure, groups implement it in this year's budgeting process. But chances are Congress won't appropriate more to VISTA. And neither will a Reagan administration bent on "bootstrap" economics. It never ceases to amaze me that there still could be people starving in this country, · yet the government ignores them and funnels $5 billion into _the space pro_gram and billions more into national defense. Granted, the space program has provided vast technological advances, but it is difficult to rationalize spending billions on a shuttle craft that has nowhere to go, ·or on a spacecraft that. sends us gorgeous pictures from outer space while a black in Washington, D. C. searches futilely for a job nobody will give him. H's idealistic to think poverty can be wiped out anywhere, but feeding onehungry mouth-not to mention the 25 million others-should be more important th�n the nature of Saturn's DIVIDED ... rings. Maybe I'm wishing upon a star. ': <• A -.. (Reprintedfrom.the·Dfilifylllini) Big Mac give away Telef und to boost donations radio station WELH Campus by Cathy Crist donations. TAC Titus said at a TAC meeting Tuesday and the Charleston McDonald's In an attempt to reach the Tarble Graduates of the fine arts that the telefund drive went well last will be sponsoring a Big Mac Arts Center's fu ndraising campaign department and also alumni who have semester and it had a 40 percent success hamburger give away during half­ goal of $250,000, an alumni telefund contributed over $50 to a previous rate. time at the Panthers-Wright State proj ect is currently underway, student . school year drive were contacted The TAC committee decided to basketball game Saturday. campaign coordinator Val Averill said during the pledge drive. organize the telefund to include five Craig Ratcliffe, public relations Wednesday. Alumni coordinator Chuck Titus · student volunteers, plus a · night manager for WELH, said the A total of about $200,000 has . said another telefund drive would be captain, who will man the. phones audience will be invited to come already been pledged toward the ideal to contact possible donors who Wednesday and Monday, Feb. 16 from down to the court and try their Tarble Arts Center. could not be contacted in the last drive. 7 to 9 p.m. luck at making a free throw. Those Last semester the TAC alumni group The student TAC fu ndraising "We tried several interesting who succeed will be given a coupon organized a similar pledge drive, which .campaign is sponsoring the project projects last semester with our various for a Big Mac. involved contacting alumni for with the help of Titus, Averill said, sub-committees, such as the student because it would be a good way to start group's button campaign, but as we ' the campaign this semester. _ _ Blair to speak on pyramid power' are nearing our goal we need to hm1t "A project like this one that has ourselves," Ken Hesler, campaign by Peggy McMeen history and locations. of pyramids been tried and proven successful is just director for the TAC said. Delbert Blair will present a lecture today and the electronics of pyramids. the thing we need to get motivated and He said the campaign has been very on "pyramid power" at 8 p.m. He will also bring in pyramids and organized to work toward our $5,000 visible and enthusiastic. Monday in the Union addition Grand demonstrate their powers to the fundraising goal," Averill said. Ballroom. audience. A question and answer Jennifer Wolff, University Board session will be held at the end of the lecture committee 'coordinator, said the lecture, she added. lec�ure is "The Power of the This is Blair's first appearance at Pyramids," and is sponsored by the Eastern, Wolff said. Admission ·to the UB human potential and lecture lecture will be $1 for students and committees. $1. 50 for the general public. Wolff said Blair plans to discuss the

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Theresausl calHoecher Nol andte Toms ravens will present their -Junior ecital i p.m. Friday in Dvorak oncert Hall. · Hoecherl will be rforming on the organ and ravens will be performing on the to-saxophone. There will be a high -school usic awards audition from 9 a.m. 3 p.m. Saturday in the Fine Arts SAT. & SUN. ilding. Thirty students will be coming MATINEES : •E ADULTS·: •. 2 •. 2 TONIGHT · S·. 20. .• 0 STARTS .. . . 7 5 & 9 m throughout the state . and ! '.'r � . . ..$.1 �<>.i 2:30 mpeting in instrumental, piano

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Need 1-2 females to Found: Lady's watch. Owner Come to E. L. Krackers this Stevenson esidents: Is formal coming up? You Desperately needed one R sublease large house on 2nd - may identify at Daily Eastern Friday and Saturday. Drink 2 are amazed at your s won't be 100% ready unless male to sublease Youngstown Street. Close to campus; own News Office. for the price oJ· 1 from 7 pm to You found the hostages, you've had a manicure . Long ApartmeQt for Feb. thru May. . room. Call 348-8947. ______6 9 pm. - you will never find us. nails-short nails. Call 581- May's rent is free. Call 581- ______13 ______F.,00 Funk houser and Simmons 2575 for a quality-done job at a 3073 anytime. Need 1-2 people to sublease are sorry that those fools low price. ______6 ATTENTION ON-CAMPUS apt. 1409 10th St. Coachlight ______6 Share two bedroom STUDENTS: Be sure to listen suffer on our account. Apt. 6. Ph. 345-9374. Announcements must now talk to Fidel Gossetts Foreign Car Repair, apartment with senior male to the new "Schlitz Rock Hour" ______20 regroup. The Cube Ns. Wrecker & Parts Service, junk student. $100 per month and on WELH Friday night 1 :00- Female to share 2 bedroom On sale-Girl Scout Cookies. yard, 345-6638 . Call anytime. half of utilities. 1305 18th Apt. 2 :00 a.m. . Call 348-8876. 4/6 7. 345-6241. Apt. with Grad student. $108 You saw him last nig plus utilities. Call 345-7987. ______6 Ike's, the perfect Copying Service - ______13 Cassette Richey Auctit>n Service. ______13 KEEP ABORTION SAFE standing there cool and Will make cassette copies of Roommate · needed for 2 Furnished room within AND LEGAL - Join Naral-Free Route 16 , Ashmore, IL. just longing to give you your record or cassette. Prices bedroom furnished apt. Own university walking distance. Referals. 345-9285. Auction sale every Thursday every other girl som vary - 581.-2595. room. Feb rent FREE , $100 mo. Available ______00 night 7 p.m. New and used special. Stop by the S _,______13 $100/month. 348-0463 or immediately. 345-4193. Birthright cares - gives free furniture store open Monday Activity Center (in the At Jim Walker's Cycle Shop Mattoon 217-235-0764. ______9 pregnancy tests Monday thru thru Friday 8 to 5." Saturday 8 and enter hi{Tl in minor tune-ups, all makes, 4 6 Nice three-bedroom home, Friday 3:00-7 :00. 348-8551. to 1. Phone 349-8822. American Gigolo Contest. cyl . $4 1.95 - 2 cyl. $29.95. full basement, well-located in ______00 ------,..---- 00 Phone 345-3758. Rt. 1, Housing Wanted Charleston. 1-967-5579. Got talent? Sign up for Fast Resume Service Dear Polly, I always Lerna. Open daily 9-5. Closed Stevenson Tower Open Stage. Seniors: Your resume attracts Sunday. you had brains (es Contact Karen. 581-5504. more· interest when printed. since you're dating me), ______00 Wanted: A home for "Duffy" my dog. Call 581-2523. ______6 Let us help. 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Phone 345-7746 . coffee beans, ground to order, rooms, JARTRAN Trucks and ______6 ______00 as well as many varieties of trailers, all kinds packing Today is "National Avoid Jim Are yo� ready to OVERSEAS JOBS Slice the Price of Meat! Top East India teas, including our cartons and equipment for the Stowell Day" Call him and wish tonight after the bars? List Summer/year round. Europe, quality, 100% pure beef f a m o u s do-it yourself mover. S. Rt. him· a rotten day. Paid for ·by the "Schlitz Rock Hour� S Amer ., Australia, Asia. All offered at wholesale prices. Cinnamon-Orange-Spice 130 across from Sister Cit. y friends against Stowie and the WELH from 1 :00-2:00 a. fields. $500-$1 200 monthly. Ideal for apt. dwellers. Free Tea. Cook's Collection at the Park entrance. Phone Minnesota.Yikings. Sightseeing. Fre-e info. Write delivery. Call Kirk for info & Arcola Emporium, Downtown Charleston, 345-3535. • 6 SAVE YOUR MO IJC Box 52-IL3 Corona Del place an order. 345-3353. Arcola. 386-3311 . . Mattoon 234-2833 . Instead of going to the Mar. CA 92625. -,------6 ______6 ------�--00 From the .G igolo Selection come to a 4 o'clock Club ____. 3-19 Conn Alto Saxophone, 2 yrs. Attention: All-campus' party ____ Rent a mini storage as low as Committee to S. B., if you think at the Beta Sigma Psi Earn while you learn. Sell old, good condition. Asking Saturday at 8:00 p. m. at the $15 per monlh . Size starting at you're so great come into the It's going to be an­ AVON. Fit hours around · $400. Call 345-2756. Sig Tau House, 865 7th St. 4 X 1 2 and larger. Ideal for Student Activity Center and Cowboy Party, so put on asses. Call 345-4169 after 5 ______6 Everyone welcome. cl winter storage of motorcycles enter the contest. hat and save your money. Pony high-top basketball ______6 and furniture. Phone 345- ______6 rides and info call 345-428 7746. West Rte. 16. shoes. New, size 10Y2-11 ; Men with Business majors, Ladies of EIU!! Come to the Roc.'s money too bargain. 345-3195. contact Delta Sigma Pi to · After Bars Party at the Pike successful-Need 10 Roe's Nice furnished 6 room ______6 further your future! house, 962 10th St. , and drink The "Gentlemen" of Money Brokers. You buy at house. Utilities included. Set Students, Get your Laundry --�------6 a beer with John Skibinski of Kappa Alpha invite you to discount & re-sell. Apply to up for 4 students. Phone 1- soap from me. Save money. Goodbye Steve Keefer - the Chicago Bears! Saturday After Bars Party Saturday . Call at John Ward only. Roe's 967-5579. Noon. 5448. Hello STEVE GWINN. Happy Night. ·at the Pike house! Lounge. ______10 ______oo "Legal" Birthday. Debbie. 6 1977 Cherokee Jeep 4 WO, --'------,-,,.-,--::-:::-c-::-=- 3 bedroom apt. - wall ·to wall 6 FASHION COUNSELORS carpeting. $315/month. Call Al mud wheels, power steering, Delta Sigma Pi formal Earn income and exclusive 345-2217 or 345-7777. power brakes, AM-FM radio. In Smoker Feb 9, 7:00 fashions for a few hours per good condition. $3500 or ______oo Charleston Mattoon Room. week . For information and Rooms for boys. Double trade. Call 345-7710 or 348- ______6 appointment 345-4 f 93. $75.00; Private $125.00. Call 8343, ask for Dave. What in the hell is profanity? ______Campus clips 345-71 71 . 11 What does it mean to "take the Gain useful career Like new dorm size name of God in vain?" Does ------�--00 ' IVC Newman Community experience! Volunteers refrigerator; $90. Call 581- your language actually reveal Three bedroom unfurnished Inter Varsity Christian The Newman Comm needed to fill Eastern New house, year lease, deposit. 2406. anything about you? Rev. Fellowship will not hole,! its Friday Night Fellowship Director for University Board. If 955 Fourth St. Phone 345- ______6 McFarland will deal with these large group meeting Friday as will meet from 7 to 8:30 interested call Robin at 2066 7746. Blue Lindy star ring in .four- questions as he continues his prong gold setting - size 5. /series usual. Instead the group will Friday at the Newman H after 6:00 pm. ______00 on The Ten Rooms for rent in house on $75.00 or best offer. Call Pat, Commandments, at Wesley meet at 7:30 p.m. on Saturday at 909 Lincoln. Everyo Harrison Large house with 581-2120. Church, on 4th St. across from in the Union telephone lobby welcome to attend. nice rooms and good ______6 Lawson Ha ll, at 9 &' 11 a.m. for a special activity. Large attending should bring des/Riders Lowest priced audio/video Sunday. You are invited. Ri atmosphere. Utilities included group meetings will resume as musical instruments. components. All brands and ______6 in rent. $400 per semester. scheduled on February 13. Baptist Student Union field or 345-4281. styles. Fully guaranteed. Wendy, This weekend's Ride needed to Deer CCF The Baptist Student will Visa/Mastercharge accepted . gonna be great - the weiners vicinity and back. Feb 11th to ______13 Send stamped envelope for The Christian Campus a Open Stage Coffee H Feb 1 5th. Will help pay for gas. Regency Apartments: New is together again and then Bruce! information : FME, Box 271 , Fellowship will hold a non­ from JO p.m. to noon Frida Call Andre 348-0261 . the time to rent your apartment Let's go for it! Your sis, Kim, 11 for next fall. Four students per Charleston, IL 61 920. ______6 demonational worship service the University Baptist Chu ______3/5 . esperately needs ride apartment. Contact office 9 to We are still looking for, EIU's at 10:30 a.m. Sunday in the All talent is welcome 1Qirld 1 pair Italian made hiking American Gigolo! Help us find to & f om No�thwest suburb 5 Mon.-Fri. in person. or call Union Addition Charleston­ refreshments will be provid r boots, dark brown, size 9 this man of exceptional abilities area Feb 11th & 15th. Will help 345-9105. Mattoon Room. Everyone is DPMA men's, not broken in. Call Pat and skills. pay for gas. Call Cheryl 581 - --�------27 581-54 15. welcome. The DPMA is sponsoring Housing for men, close to ______6 2665. CCF o'clock club today at Ca 9 campus. Water & garbage Peavy Musician amplifier. Dear Damien, You were the A Sunday evening meal will Everyone is invited to atteo pickup paid, · $75 month. Good condition. $275 . 923- perfect date. 3730 . Deposit. 345-3893. ______9 be served · by members of the Common Cause Roommates 6 13 Eastern Hockey Club - Good Christian Campus Fellowship The Common Cause Available now. Two bedroom Luck in Peoria. Your Loyal Fan. at 5 p.m. Sunday at the hold a Citizen Lobb Neeaed one roommate for 2 apariment for two people, low Lost and Found ______6 Campus Ho1,1se on Fourth St., Workshop at I a bedroom apartment $1 00 heat bill. $245 a month until To · Rick the ·bartender at behind Lawson Hall. Cost is Saturday in the month plus utilities. Call 348- May 31 . 3 year old building. l:ost: Tl30 calcu lator. If Sporty's: Sorry! 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For Gain useful career Congratulations to the new Kent & Kent Gigolo Service: Peaches and Cream, we C • R-0 M R es' Day, Birthdays, Get experience! Volunteilrs Phi Beta Chi pledges - Jane; Since you think you're studs, sure are going to miss you this A D S s T A A 0 M I o• 0 anything! · $4.00. Call needed to fill Eastern New Kathy, Lori - Get psyched for a we'll see who the better sex is weekend! Lots of Love, Buster T • T I T R A T E p V 0 �· F 0 321 . Director for University Board. If great semester! Friday evening. WRWYA )he and Thruster. A A R T T A N N 8 L • s 0 M ------�6 Candlelight Girls. A R A E L A A L E ,__-,-,_;_ --=---=--:1 7 interested call Robin at 2066 ------�6 8 C - Steve, Play raquetball much? L A s• E E H E R Sigma Pi-Formal after 6:00 p.m. Hey South Quad! Buy ·-•H .K C I F Now who's teaching who Data A N D E R H E Feb 9th Charleston­ ------�9 David It's been an yourself or sweetheart a A S S E T•- s A G •A R L 0 Rm. Union 7:00 p.m. All Business students! There Processing??- Happy "21st" unforgettable year . We have Valentine's ·0ay Plant at the L E A N E S rl R E P T I L E e info call Jim at 348- ·will be sign up tables February Birthday, and here's to Florida! the future before us. All my Thomas Hall II plant auction at T E A R .H A L •• 0 L D A S 3-1 O in the Union Lobby for We'll see who handles their love, Melissa. Thomas Hall. Plants arrive at E N R I c 0 C A R U s 0 -- 6 the largest organization on liquor tonight!! Sparky. ------�6 4:00 and bidding begins at E N T R A N T. A L I --,-----:--:-:H-:A-::D--:a campus. Stop by and find out ------�6 Come yak and snack with the 6:30. Will have lots of D E c 0 D E • A N D A N T E S problems. what S.A.M. can offer you. Free quart of Coke with large Inter-Varsity Christian flowering plants at the price A R 0 M R I "G 0 L E T T 0 Also all S.A.M. members are pizza - delivery or pickup. Fellowship. Meet in Union you name! 20% of proceeds WISERI. 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· Hyndman said that other schools Promotion entered in the meet include Evansville, Come on in today s set Sangaman State and Illinois State. ''This is probably the best field of ·and take Advantage toIn itsst seriesir ofsup promotionsport designed competition we've had," Hyndman to stir additional support for the said. "Last year it worked out that of this end Eastern basketball team, the Athletic both of our teams ended up in the of the Department is sponsoring two specials championship. for Eastern students. Eastern will play at 9 a. m. , the week· special!_ Wednesday, Eastern students will be .Panthers at 9:30 a. m., Eastern at allowed to enter the game free of noon, · the Panthers at 12:30 p.m., charge with a valid student Eastern at 3 p.m., and the Panthers at identification card. 3:30 p.m .. Then on Feb. 16 and 23, Eastern The semi-finals are scheduled to students will be able to enter Panther begin at 6 p.m. with the finals starting a�t y's basketball games at no admission with at 8 p. m. a valid student identification card if • • • Beautiful Bombshells Beautiful Bombshells · Beautiful Bombshells • Beautiful they arrive before 7 p.ril. E "We would really like to see a. good turn out for those games and try to do S :; as much as we can to encourage the ::= basketball team," Associate Athletic � Director Ron Paap said. "It's a great deal that we hope the kids take � • Beautiful advantage of. " C/)

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by Dave Claypool guard and Ricky has been at a . Eastern's basketball team's mission guard position," the coach said. "T Saturday night will be to crack the situation could cause some proble tenacious Wright State full-court press, with the pressure that Wright St a press which has been the trademark puts on you.

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season. · atmosphere where they can get And behind the magic of their full- turnover and ·play one-on-one court pressure, the Radiers have yo u," Samuels added. "When stampeded to a 17-2 record and a No. 2 played , them earlier we had ranking in NCAA Division II. turnovers, but most came in a The problem the Panthers will face, court situation. I think that only ab begining at 7:30 p.m. at Lantz Gym, half of them came as a result of will be finding the ball handlers who press. " are capable of weaving through the In that contest, the Raiders t ' fu ll-court coverage. - advantage of the ·Eastern mistakes Suffering from one of the worst case· topped the Panthers 81-73 at Dayt of injuries since World War II, Eastern Ohio. has found that guards are increasingly "The secret to beating this type hard to keep healthy. team is getting by the press and t "We have some good ball controlling the tempo of the game, handlers," Eastern head coach Rick Samuels said. "We were able to do t Samuels said. "The problem is that we aganst Northern Michigan and don't have enough good ball resulted in a great win. handlers."- "Plus we've matured on the bo Irregardless, Samuels will have to the past two games," Samuels add reach once more into his magical bag "Out rebounded two teams w' to fi nd the guards which will be able to considerably more size. I hope this bust through Wright State's pressure the start of a good stretch." and give the Panthers its third straight But through his optimism, Sam win. said he does realize that in the end, "We have had to play some people outcome is dependent upon their o out of position lately and luckily we've play. been able to get away with it so far," . "We are in a position to control Samuels said. "But against Wright own destiny," Samut�ls said. "We t · State we may not be able to pl;:ty those a step forward against St. Joseph's people out bf position." we can take a giant step against Wri Two members Samuels has used in State. unfamilar spots are Wednesday Ilight's "We haye gained a bit ' heros Eddie Jones and Ricky momentum through the last couple Robinson. wins," Samuels added. "The rest is - "We've been using Eddie .at a small to us." Eastern's Mark Tarn.er lets one of his four baskets go during Eastern's 75-56 forward position, when really he's a romp over St. Joseph's College Wednesday night. Eastern will entertain Wright State at 7:30 p.m. Saturday at Lantz Gym. (News photo by Clayton Trentlage)

Eastern 's wrestlers to travel to down -state rival SIU- by Dave Claypool , Eastern's wrestlers will try to get back on the winning track Friday when they travel to Edwardsville to take on down-state rival Southern Illinois­ Edwardsville. The Panthers are coming off its first dual loss of the season and only its second dual loss in four years when they dropped their match with Indiana University last Sunday. Long as a power in NCAA Division II, the cougars of SIU-E finished sixth in last year's Division II meet ";'.hile Eastern wound up thir d behind Northern Iowa and Cal St.­ Bakersfield. In a recent comparitive outing, Eastern .finished second in the Southwest Missouri Tournament while SIU-E finished sixth. . One of the top matches at the Eastern-SIU-E matchup will be at the 118-pound match between Panther Bryan Murphy and Southern's Tom Reed, recently rated No. 9 in the country at 118. In the latest Amateur Wrestling News Poll, the Panthers were rated second with 190-pounder Geno Savegnago tabbed as the country's No. 3 grappler at that weight. Savegnago, competing in the East­ West All-Star match last Monday, lost to_ Iowa State's Pete Bush, 12-5. •rg• o the Weekend The Daily Eastern News· Eastern Illinois University / Charleston, Ill. / Section Two, 8 Pages . Friday, Fe�ruary 6, 1 981

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Daily Eastern News by Laura Ziebell 2 Friday, February6, 1 981 · The It has been said that an evening with Bruce Springsteen Holiday Inn Badminton in concert is all that's needed to convince the uninitated. or Eastern hosts the EIU Invitational, Chet and George Rall, 8:30 p.m. to to bring non•believers into the fold. Springsteen fans and Movies 12 :30 a. m. Tuesday through Friday beginning at 4 p.m. in McAfee Gym. would-be fans, among which will certainly be Eastern folk, "Altered States" Saturday in the Lounge. 5:20, 7:25 and 9:20 p. m. Matinee Badminton will have the opportunity to decide for themselves when on Saturday and Sunday at 2:15 p. m. Junior Recital Eastern hosts the EIU Invitational, the superstar opens the rock season at the Assembly Hall Triple Cinemas, Mattoon. Rated R. Tom Cravens will present an alto Saturday beginning at 8 a. m. in Saturday, Feb. 7. McAfee Gym. saxaphone concert and organist Backed by the acclaimed E Street Band, Springsteen will "Scanners" Teresa Hoercherl will be featured in a Men's Basketball be performing such hits as "Born to Run," "Badlands," 5:10, 7:15 and 9:15 p. m .. Matinee junior recital at 2 p. m. Friday in the Eastern vs. Wright State, Saturday, on Saturday and Sunday at 2:30 p. m. Dvorak Concert Hall. "The Wild, the Innocent," and selections from his newest 7:30 p. m. in Lantz Gym._ Triple Cinemas, Mattoon. Rated R. album, "The River." Guest Artist Recital" Tickets were placed on salt! in Champaign late January "Popeye" Cellist Gretchen Tracy will be the with a sign-up lottery for University of Illinois students. Williams and Shelley Starring Robin featured guest artist in a Sunday, Kemper Group Art Collection According to Assembly Hall employee Georgeanne Marty, Duvall. 5:00,7:10 and 9:20 p. m. the Potpourri February 8 recital at 8 p. m, in and Sunday at Through February 13 in the Paul Matinee on Saturday Dvorak Concert Hall. Composers the tickets are selling extremely well. , Mattoon. Sergent Art Gallery, Lower level of the 2:00 p.m. Triple Cinemas included are Beethoven, deFalla and "The Assembly Hall seats 17,5 00 and 13,000 U .of I. University Union West Wing. Gallery Rated PG. · Pergolesi. students signed u for the lottery alone. It looks like an hours: 9-5 Monday through Friday. p excellent concert as Springsteen is one of the hottest shows "The Blues Brothers" Closed Saturday, noon to 4 p. m. Starring John Bel!Jshi and Dan Bruce Springsteen Sunday. ·around," Marty said. Aykroyd. Friday and Saturday night at In ·concert, 7:30 p. m. , Saturday, Marty said a few thousand tickets are still available for February 7 in the Assembly Hall, "Chicag : Archit 7 an'1 9 p. m. , Sunday night at 7:30 o ecture of the 80s" the show. p.m. M&tinee on Saturday and Sunday Champaign. Tickets are on sale at the Illinois Arts Council display, Local recor shops have commented on the popularity at 2 p.m. Will Rogers Theatre. Rated Assembly Hall and at Illini Union box University Union Walkway Lounge, d R . . offices. All seats reserved, ticket through Feburary 13. of Springsteen's records. price is $12.50 - "Caddyshack' • Brown County Winter Festival Peter Dale, owner of Mr. D's said sales of Springsteen's Starring Bill Murray , Chevy Chase, Among the scheduled activities are records have been very strong. "His songs and albums Rodney Dangerfield and Ted Knight. REO Speedwagon downhill slalom, snow shoe, and hot have been in the top charts for a long time and although , Wednesday, 6:30 and 9 p.m. in the University .In concert, 7:30 p.m. air baloon races, cross country ski, vic some of his albums cost more than $ 15 they are really Union Grand Ballroom. Admission is February 18,in the Hulman Ci crosscut saw, fishing and wood . $1 :25. Rated R. Universjty Center at Indiana State splitting contests, hot dawg ski and selling well," Dale said. University, Terre Haute, Indiana. art/craft demonstrations and an old­ Sarah Jennings, an employee at Mr. Music in Mattoon, ily Robinson" an "Mountain Fam Tickets are on sale at the Hulm fashioned winter brunchout. Activities said the Springsteen records are selling fast. In fact, she tinee on Saturday 7 and 9 p. m. Ma Center box offices. Ticket prices are begin at noon on Friday, February 6. Time The?tre, said that right now they're "sold out." and Sunday at 2 p. m. $7.50 in advance; $8.50 day of The festival is sponsored by the Mattoon. Rated G. show. Brown County Chamber of Commerce and is located in Nashville, Indiana. Music On The Cover Ve rge Staff Illinois Dance Theatre Concert Our cover this week Ted's Warehouse Illinois Dance Theatre concert, Editor...... Betsey Guzi features the historical Shows start at 9 p. m. Friday, Sports featuring the choreography of Ass't editor ...Laura Zieb Appaloosa, Saturday, Mand R Rush, Women's Swimming University of Illinois faculty members, photographs of black history, Artist ...... Ch arles Eastern vs. Indiana will .be presented at 8 p. m. Friday and Duv Wednesday, ·The Edge, Thursday, State, Friday, 7 . taken · from the Pictorial Copy desk ...... Pegg Shifter. p. m. in the Lantz Pool. Saturday night, February 6-7, and at 3 History of the American Sporty's p. m. on Sunday, -February 8 in the Schneider, Tim Schmidt Negro. 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It involves the Ballroom. The Jamestown Colony was He was also the founder of the urn " mystical powers behind the pyramids established in 1607 and inhabitated " Jo al of Negro History. on set u an orga called of Africa. 20-Career Day, 1 to 3 p.m. in only by men. In 1619, the first Woods p nization Feb. the "Assoc n for the Study of the University Union addition Oakland Representative Legislative Assembly iatio " Tuesday-Game and Casino Night, 7 room: Topics include; letters of arrived at Jamestown. A group of Negro Life and Culture. He was p.m. in the University Union addition application, resumes, and the do's and women joined the new Americans for trying to make American society aware of the ve ns Charleston-Mattoon room. don'ts on job interviews. the purpose of expanding the positi contributio of the population of the new land. . black man in society. Woodson wanted Wednesday-Black Greek Family 21-"Silver Streak," starring That same year also brought the first to reverse the image of the stereotype Feb. of the " du b, shiftless, happy-go- Fued, 7 p.m. in the University Union Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder, will be blacks to America by means of the m 19 lucky ex-sla es. " Old Ballroom. shown 2 p.m. in the University Union utch slave ship, "Desire. " T hese ; . . Woo son s mtent was o g1ve the addition Grand Ballroom. Negroes arrived in the New World as d . � _ 13-Talent Show, 7 to p.m. in indentured servants. black Amencan a sense of 1dent1ty and Feb. 9 · Buzzard Auditorium. 23-"Bush Mama," will be shown The Mayflower didn't arrive until self-worth. Black History Month is a Feb. celeb ati n of one minority group's · 7 p.m. in the Booth Library Lecture 1620, so a lot of unrecognized history � � . contnbutlons to society. 14-Tony Hayes, a comedian Room. Admission is free. happened before the " first Feb. from Detrojt, will impersonate Richard Thanksgiving. •• f'.a�t�rn students may take part in the ac v1 es are Pryor, Bill Cosby and others in­ 25-Cultrual Presentation Night, Those early Negroes and their h h that scheduled Feb. th ug out the . between 7p.m. at the Rathskeller. A with skits, poems and readings from accomplishments are now honored by �? ? month . This program of ev_ents is for - dating game will follow the comedy act. Black experience. a nationwide observance during the everyone across campus and in the Those interested can sign up in the Charleston community,'' Johnetta Student Activities Center from 9 a.m. Feb. 26-A lecture on "Black Man in Jones, director of Afro-American to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday . the '80s" by Cr. Juliet Walker of the Sunnys1b€ ' University of Illinois history n.\f.lm.\I ot.)l°)S Studies, said. 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Rockpilelo ses spirit; B·52's keep whocky Seconds of Ple!lsure is like a shiny, new Corvette with a about lyrics like "You're living in Rock pile - Volkswagen engine. It looks fine, fine, . own private Idaho/Underground - �c .·· The parts of Rockpile are probably Rock fine, but it doesn't run quite the- way it some wild potato. " should. The best story on Wild better known than the whole. .-= Planet Wild Planet Although the group has been together r::� "Quiche 'Lorraine," a tale Revueman . ' The B-52's five years, due to contract problems it by John Stock Schneider and his "little friend Qui has only released albums under the The B-52's are the whacky, tacky la Poodle" trying to have "a good f the names of bassist Nick Lowe and What made the EP bette{ than dance band from Athens, Georgia. on�a crummy day. " But along com guitarist Dave Edmunds. Hits like LP was the · spirit with which it was They dress in thrift shop cast-offs and Great Dane and the green poodle u , "Cruel To Be Kind" and "Girl's s ng. On the Everly Brothers tribute sing about pet poodles and rock away. Schneider looks everywhere, of Talk" could rightfully be credited to. the singing is emotional, · full the lobsters. can not find her and is heartbrok Rockpile instead of Lowe or Edmunds. passion and fun of rock and roll. On But I am not being fair emphasizing · "I'll show her," he yells, padlock Having enjoyed their previous the album, the vocals are deadpan. the extreme. Many of their songs have her kennel. efforts, I anticipated more than just An example of this is Chuck Berry's more traditional subjects, like making Schneider's vocals are usually h seconds of pleasure from the "first" "Oh What A Thrill. " This should be a love or running around on one's mate. sung, half-spoken and always p But I was ripping rocker. Instead, the song has a There are also science fiction ·lyrics, emotional. The women sing in Rock pile disc. . disappointed-something was not / ploddmg pace and Edmunds sounds bearable because, unlike the -sci-fi harmonies, they smg lead in quite right. And I was not sure what. like he's singing from cue cards. This songs of a group like, say, Rush, the ominous songs like "Dirty The propuctio.n was clear and guy is thrilled? 52's have a sense of humor. Roads." Seconds Of Pleasure sp�cious, sounding a lot like Lowe's But has its By�e way, B-52 is -Southern slang Three of the highlights on Labour Of Lust. The 12 songs, six moments. By far the best song is for the beehive hairdos sported by the Planet, "Dirty Back Roads," " Lowe originals and six covers, seemed Lowe's "When I Write The Book Of two women vocalists in the band, Me Back My Man," and "53 up to snuff. The band, filled out by Love," ' a perverted tale of turning Cindy Wilson and keyboardist Kate West Of Venus" feature their spoo s Billy Bremner on guitar and heartbreak into cold, hard ca h. Pierson. The group is filled out by spacy vocals. "Smashing" Terry Williams on drums, Acoustic guitar and organ, the music bassist/singer Fred Schneider, guitarist Another highlight is "Stro was tight. These guys have been has reggae overtones and is catchy Ricky Wilson, and drummer Keith Light," a song about making I playing so long they could do this stuff enough to stad on its own. Strickland. under the lamp. In it, Schneider says behind their backs. And Lowe's singing has a 'sense of The music of the B-52's is simplicity is going to kiss his girl's eyes, neck, I could not pin the problem down "the emotion and humor in the song, as polished. to a high sheen. The beat is tummy. Then, with true lust, he as sing on ," the best until I played the bonus EP of Lowe does. his ing "Heart big and strong, the keyboards and the "Let me kiss your pineapple," and t and Edmunds singing four Everly vocl!l on the record. guitar often rhythmic and pulsating, girl scre�ms. Brothers' tunes. The playing was Other decent picks are the poppy sometimes decorative. Sound effects The B-52's come from a wild pl exquisite Gust acoustic guitars except "Teacher Teacher," "You Ain't abound. alright, and it may not be Earth, b for a bass on "Take A Message To Nothin' But Fine," and the heavy But the charming thing about this who cares. -For a party out of boun Mary") and the pair's harmonies were boogie "A Knife And A Fork. " little cult band is the wild singing and they are the best thing you can put wonderful. The EP aside, Seconds Of Pleasure the lyrics. You have · to think twice your turntable.

'Private J}enjamin' portrays armyI comedy with reality People in the line outside the theater through in the other. background or advance and eventu get knocked back down. There is so - waiting to see "Private Benjamin" I This role is much more becoming on sex in · the movie, and more t seeme.d apprehensive, like the recruit Goldie than that of her other current -F1. c"k• s . enough implied sex, but it is alwa waiting for his i�duction haircut and a a movie, "Seems Like Old Times. " D yl w used tactfully. allotment of clothmg. V V Here, at least she is able to be funny ft "Private Bemjamin" is . alwa But the supplies being handed out without being foolish. She seems to be by Scott Fishel interesting, never rude and never r here were laughter. You could almost in control of the situation, instead of silly. You can either believe the wh here someone saying, "Laughs and playing seconq hand to the stale antics 10, away from him; too. situation or dismiss it as fanci� giggles, size one each. Color, olive of Chevy Chase. drab. " Goldie Hawn plays the role of the gibberish, but "Benjamin" succeeds Outward impressions may lead you lady soldier very well, her stunning This is really a woman's movie. We two ways-it is funny without losi to believe that "Private Benjamin" is good looks reflecting one side of the see all . types of women doing all sorts touch with reality. in fact about the problems women face character, while her intellegence shows of things, while men either stay in the You're in the Army now... in the Army, when in fact the setting in which the characters are placed has ' f'.:======� little to do with the, whole idea. What really surfaces in this movie is a theme confusion that is transformed into courage arid independence. With a strong dose' of palatable comedy lacing this olive drab · brew, the story is interesting from the start. You can probably imagine the basics of . the film without ever seeing it. Young Judy Benj amin (Goldie Hawn) tr-: -w·· � -�- r/ is tricked into joining the Army after .. -- .. �// her second • husband dies of a heart attack (while making love) only six hours after their wedding. * Family Pl��s : Upon arrival at basic training, she plus �-; tax immediately discovers that the 14"pizz�� condominiums, and yachts promised by 4salad� her recruiter are nowhere tO be found. als So she rebels against her commanding officer and comes very close to having er-��\ herself discharged. Pitch But Benjamin suddenly changes when _her parents track her down and explain to officials that their daughter has never been very bright, and her joining the Army was all a big mistake. Naturally, she does not like being *Sunda called stupid, so she stays on, making the Army work for her and proving her parents wrong. Later, Benjamin advances in the Army and is nearly wrangled into marrying a Frenchman that she discovers is a monsterous jerk. She sees · that by marrying him she will be doing Open 7 days a week 907 S.18th 348-0176 something that she does not want, and her rebellious spirit causes her to walk ••k•n

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Marjorie Main, tenor of today 1 Resin used in ASH Every Time" Irish heroine Hitchcock movie about a tennis Percy Kilbride. 18 Papal lacquers ,15, 20-News cartoonist 51 When pro who plots to kill his wife. 2:00 p.m. vestment 2 Soprano ney Miller 26 Gladiolus, e.g. Cava·radossi is Ray Milland. 2, 1 0-to be announced 19 R. Strauss Lucine 0-PM Magazine 27 Fitzgerald shot 9-Movie: "Abbott and opera : 1933 3 Sutherland and 1-All in the Family 11-Movie: "The Land That 28 Macbeth and 52 City SW of 20 R. Strauss · Scotto Time Forgot" (1975) A U·boat Costello Meet the Mummy" · Macduff, e.g. Buffalo 2-Dick Cavett opera : 1905 4 Pierce crew is stranded on a (1 955) A mummy stalks their 29 "Der -- " 53 Mozart's " -­ 7-Joker's Wild 21 Musical notes 5 Pilfered prehistoric island in this movie. treasure expedition. (Adenauer) fan tutte" Let's Make A Deal 22 "Thus did the. 6 Noble Doug McClure , John McEnery. 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West Point" ( 1952) As the Belmont 1:35 a.m. mascot of West Point's football 48 "Open -Gunsmoke team, Francis helps reinstate sesame" lad -Over Easy 9-Movie: "Men . with Wings" 51 Solve a (1938) The romance of one of his friends who was ,38-Benson' cryptogram 7:30 p.m. aviation is dramatically expelled. Don O'Connor. 55 Moderately portrayed over a 35-year · 4:00 p.m. -Wall Street Week slow musical period. Fred MacMurray , Ray 9-Soul Train ,38-l'm a Big Girl Now pieces Milland. 10-Golf 8:00 p.m. 57 It rises from a 1:40 a.m. 1 2-Matinee at the Bijou 10-Dukes of Hazzard rose -Tic Ta'c Dough 17-News 1 7-Wide Worldof Sports 58 Vehicle for 16 4:30 p.m. -Washington Week in or 43 Across w 2-Porter Wagoner , 38-Movie: "This House 1 5,20-1 Dream of Jeannie For answers see page 9 of News Section Saturday 5;00 p.m. 9-Solid Gold ssed" (1981) A rock 2,10-News 11-Benny Hill rmer buys a country Noon� 12:30 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 1 2-Good Neighbors 3d-What Do You Say? 1 5,20-Vernon Brothers 2, 1 5,20-NBC News fortified by a surveillance 9-Movie: "The Fighting 10:1 5 p.m m that is controlled be a 9-Good Times 1 ?-Community 1 7 3�hampionship Fi�hing Seabees" (1944) A group. of 17,3 8-ABC News 1 5,20-Fight Back! With David. 38-U.S. Farm Report 9-Kung Fu terious force. WW II Seabees is assigned to · 10:30 p.m. Horowitz 1:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. repair military installations 10-CBS News 38-to be announced 2, 1 5,20-Saturday Night Live �ace the Music dangerously .close to ·enemy 2, 15,20-College Basketball· 1 2-Muppet Show 5:30 3-Movie: "A Case of Rape" 01 ... '-Illinois Press territory . John Wayne, Susan Notre Dame vs UCLA 38-ln Search 2-Pop Goes the Country (1974) A rape victim is 9:00 p.m. Hayward . 12-0dyssey 6:00 p.m. 3, 10-CBS News humiliated and made to seem 6,20-NBC Magazine with 17,38-Superstars 2, 1 5,20-Project Peacock 11-Movie: "The Land · That respon 9-Welcome Back Kotter sible when she presses 1:30 p.m. Brinkley Time Forgot" (1975) Survivors 3, 1 0-60 Minutes 1 1-Dance Fever charges against her assailant. Dallas from an Allied submarine and 9-Movie: "Midnight Lace" 1 1 -Name that Tune Elizabeth Montgomery, Ronny 1 2-Sneak Previews ( 1960) Effective - suspense 1 2-Soundstage their German captors land on a Cox. 1 5,20-NBC News about a terrified heiress whose 17, 38-Those Amazing prehistoric island. Doug 1 0-Monte Carlo Show 1 7-ln Focus lie is threatened. Doris Day,. Animals McClure. 11-Movie: "Horse Feathers" 38-Sha Na Na 6:30 p.m. 1 5-Assignment 1 5 · Rex Harrison, John Gavin. 6:00 p.m. · (1932) Groucho takes over as ews 2:00 p.m. 9-Miss National Teen-ager 20-Saturday Afternoon president of a college. Marx 10:00 p.m. 12:30 p.m. 2, 1 5,20-Hee · Haw 1 2-National Geographic Pageant 3-News Brothers. 10,15, 1 7 , 20,38-News 1 7, 38-Boxing 1 1-Carol Burnett and Friends 2-Monte Carlo Show 1 2-David Susskind · ner: Cell Block H 9-Barney Miler 2:1 5 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 3, 10-30 Minutes 17-Movie: "The Seventh ny Hill 1 0-Backstage at the Grand 3, 1 0-Auto Racing ·2, 15, 20-Movie: "Kent State" 15, 20-Movie: "Terror On the Dawn" (1964) A plantation wilight Zone Ole Opry 17, 38-Boxing ( 1 981 ) The personal account . 40th Floor" . (1976) Seven owner f ces an enemy who 1 1 ,38-Solid Gold a 2:25 p.m. 10:30 p.m. people are trapped on the top of the people involved in a 1 2-Sports America turns out to be a former war ,20-Tonight floor of a burning. skyscraper. 11-Movie: Son of Kong" series of incidents that many 1 7-Monte Carlo Show buddy. William Holden, ovie: "The Virgin . John Forsythe. (1933) The men who proclaimed the most shocking 6:30 p.m. Capucine . s" (1 969) Farce mixes 1 7-Bill Dance Outdoors discovered the monstrous King event of the decade; the story 3-MASH 38-Movie: "Brigham ' Young" 's harsh realities in this 38-Fishing with Roland Martin Kong return to the jungle and of the May 4, 1970 account at & ( 1940) A poineer leads the about raw recruits thrust 1:00 p.m. 9-Carol Burnett Friends meet his equally gigantic, but Kent State . Morman people across the· · 1· 0-Muppet Show rilla fighting in Malaya.­ 3-The Lone Ranger far more agreeable offspring. 3, 1 0-Movie: . "Hooper" 7:00 p.m. frontier to the new, peaceful Bennett. Helen Mack, ·Robert ( 1978) Death-defying feats 1 0-Face to Face land now called Salt Lake City. Couple 2, 1 5,20-Barbara Mandrell Armstrong. provide· the excitement about 3 1 7-Dick Van Dyke Tyrone Power, Linda Darnell. 3, 1 0-WKRP in Cincinnati 3:00 p.m. generations of stunt-men. Burt vie: Sissy Spacek is 38-Diger Phelphs 11:00 p.m. 9-News " (1976) a withdrawn 1:30 p.m. 2. 1 5,20-Sportsworld · Reynolds, Sally Field, Jan­ 1 1-That Nashville Music 9-Movie: "Dark Passage" ger who uses her 2-Sports Afield 3, 1 0-Golf Michael Vincent. 1 2-Country Music Hall (1 947) A man escapes from tic powers to wreak a 3-Country 90 1 2-Here's to Your Health 1 1-Alice in Wonderland 17,3 8-Charlie's Angels San Quentin to prove himself 3:30 p.m. ting vengeance on her 1 0-Wild Kingdom ·1 2-Shock of the new 7:30 p.m. innocent of.murdering his wife. schoolmates. John 12-Japan: The Living · 9-Movie: The War of the 17, 38-Movie: "East of Eden" Humphrey Bogart,. Lauren , Amy Irving. 9-College Basketball Alabama Worlds" (1 953) Gripping, ( 1 98 1) Story by John Tradition Bacall. vs. DePaul imaginative thriller about a Steinbeck about one woman ner: Cell Block H 1 7-Big Valley 11:30 p.m. 11-Backstage at the Grand devastating attack on Earth by who was the dark enemy in an 38-Area Pocus 10-Movie: "Kiss, Kiss Kill, Ole Opry Mars. Gene Barry, Ann epic battle between ood and Kill" (1 966) An accomlished g 1 2-Lively Country Robinson. evil. Tim Bottoms. Jane 8:00 p.m. c.riminall makes world 1 2-This Old House Seymour, Lloyd Bridges. domination t". is ultimate 2, 1 5,20-to be announced 1 7 .38-Wide World of Sports 8:00 p.m. objective. Tony Kendall, Brad 3,10-Flo 4:00 p.m. 9-Lawrence Welk Harris. 1 1 -0zark Country Jubilee 11-Movie: "GI Blues" ( 1960) 1 1 .:.... 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