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Eiu.Edu/Den 1993 Feb Eastern Illinois University The Keep February 1993 2-22-1993 Daily Eastern News: February 22, 1993 Eastern Illinois University Follow this and additional works at: http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_1993_feb Recommended Citation Eastern Illinois University, "Daily Eastern News: February 22, 1993" (1993). February. 15. http://thekeep.eiu.edu/den_1993_feb/15 This is brought to you for free and open access by the 1993 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]. Vacancies larm cause later stages. Frank Hohengarten was ap­ pointed as chairman of the vice president for student services last week. Some searches will be held hack. though, due to recommen­ dations made by the Council on University Planning and Budget to consolidate programs on cam­ pus. said Charles Joley, dean of the College of Education. The council, as part of their recommendations released last month, suggested consolidation of the six Eastern colleges to elimi­ nate an unspecified number of dean positions. The move is expected to save around $300,000. In addition. it recommended that Eastern cut the number of civil service positions by shifting employees from over-staffed departments to understaffed ones. The position of Alumni Affairs director will be left open because the services were recommended by the Council on University Planning Budget for restoration, Joms said. a search being con­ J oley said the university is slow lbe open vice presi­ to fill jobs because of th.is restruc­ nt Affairs is well turing. d the search for "Because of the nature of the director is in its Late night • Continued on page 2 Martin Pollack, a junior pre-med major studies in Booth Library's R&R room Sunday evening. ck-tie affair' to await blood drive donors Monday Performers wiJI be providing Inn and the Sunshine Dinner ing on Eastern to make up the dif­ donors with entertainment Mon­ Theater. ference. day through Wednesday during "4 The goal of the blood drive "Not getting the units we need EIU will be treated to a o'clock club" at the drive, Linle breaks down to 290 pints a day. could jeopardize our ability to · .. this week dur- said. On Monday, Kathy Ryan's The fall drive collected l,458 supply blood products to the l 25 'on the Ritz" blood string quartet will perform. pints. just short of its l ,500 pint hospitals we serve." Cline said. begins at I p.m. Tuesday the EIU Juggling Club goal. The drive will be held in the lbe Grand Ballroom will display its skills and on "The need for blood couldn't Grand Ballroom from 1-7 p.m. Luther King, Jr. Wednesday Simon Roe will give be any greater," said Dave Cline, Monday and l l a.m. - 5 p.m. Union. said Gwen a piano performance. blood services consultant for the Tuesday and Wednesday and then ty adviser for the On Thursday and Friday, the American Red Cross. move to the basement of Lawson blood drive will take the tour to The Missouri-lllinois blood Hall from 2 - 8 p.m. Thursday give blood from l Lawson Hall where donors will region was unable to reach its and 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Friday. Monday and from l l be provided with free pizza from goal of around 990 units of blood During the Persian Gulf War in m. on Tuesday and Domino's. Tuesday after blood drives were 1991, the spring blood drive in the Grand Ball- Donors will be eligible to win a canceled because of bad weather, brought in 1,643 productive units limousine ride provided by East Cline said. of blood. Also, during the campus will be in the base­ Central Illinois Limousine Ag­ The loss is equivalent to a full meningitis scare in the spring of La w son Hall on ency, dinner for two courtesy of day's supply for the 125 hospmtals 1992 had resulted in low donor m 2 to 8 p.m. and Fat Albert's or a dinner theater for the region serves. numbers. collecting only l, 127 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. two, courtesy of the Chancellor Cline said the region is depend- units. Graphic by Chrfs Soprych dents can vote for the next mayor and commissioner Tuesday's election will eliminate three mayoral candi­ • Voters living in Carman Hall, International House, dates and only one commissioner candidate. The general Greek Court, University Court Apartments, Lincolnwood election is in April. Apartments and Brittany Ridge Apartments must vote in '811dents registered to vote in Coles County can Voters unsure of which Coles County precinct they are precinct 17, located in the Carman Hall lobby. leston mayoral and commissioner candi­ registered in can check their voters registration card Voters living in Cambridge, Youngstown and Forest y - according to their residence - at various Eastem's election locations are as follows: Ridge Apartments must vote at precinct 18 in Immanuel JRCincts established on campus. • Students living in Lincoln Hall, Douglas Hall, Lutheran Church, 902 Cleveland St. idates for mayor are Wayne F. Lanman. Stevenson Tower and married student housing must vote Other Charleston area precinct locations include: "Dan" Cougill, Todd M. Reardon, Brian in precinct 15, located in the Wesley Foundation on 2202 • Precinct One and 12, Charleston Un it Schools and Doug Hicks. Fourth St. District One Office, 410 Polk St. es for the commissioner position are John • Voters living in Taylor, Thomas, McKinney. Ford, •Precinct Two, Charleston High School, 1615 Lincoln , Bruce R. Scism, Gene Scholes, Thomas Pemberton, Andrews. Lawson and Weller halls must vote Ave. Maurice W. Manbeck, Jim Dunn, Brian E. in precinct 16, located in the University Ballroom in the • Cominued on page 2 , Annette J. Lynch and Greg Stewart. Martin Luther King, Jr. 2 Monday, February 22, 1993 FROM PAGE ONE Harassment mock trial Students Monday •Continued from page 1 • Precinct 10. Fire Station By FARIOA KAPASI • Precinct Three , Otterbein number two, 1510 A St. Staff writer United Methodist Church. 2175 • Precinct Ll, Carl Sandburg .-:-.-.· .;-: Harrison St. School, 1924 Reynolds Drive. Bastem's t>re•Law Club • Precinct Four. St.Charles • Precinct 13, County Health will sponsor a moot trial on Catholic Church. 921 Madison Department, 825 18th St. sexual harassment at 6 p.m. St. • Precinct 14, Immanuel Monday in the Buzzard • Precinct Six, First Christian Lutheran Church, 902 Clev­ Auditorium. The trial is deaigned for Church, 411 Jackson St. (north eland St. $tudents interested in court- entrance). • Precinct 19, Lincoln Fire • Precinct Eight, Baldwin Protection District Station one, =~'1d is open to Coolidge St, and University Pontiac, 825 Lincoln Ave. Eight stu®nts make up Drive. the two teams, which were selected by the Pre*Law Club executive board. said The Daily Eastern News Jorns Peter Lei&fu a politiQl sci- •From page I ence~. change this university is going , Cole• Ct)unt; Circuit 'lJfac(, :Jfistory through, with fundamental restruc­ , .Judge Oary J•cobe and turing, it is foolish to put people in Assocllte Justice Dale Cinni positions that may not exist later," Will decide the cue. which ts expected to last approxa­ Month Joley said. "It is a situation that will improve within the next year." mately two hours. ·. Joley said it is probably better to Tom Olassen. a Coles 'Essay Contest have people serve in permanent County lawytt.r; Susan Wam­ positions rather than acting admin­ bach, a COlei <;ounty assis­ L Entries should be 500 words or 1 strators. tant state's attorney; and All However. Carol Strode, acting Scott Humbard. ao Eas1en1 Theme: Unity Why Can't We director of the Physical Plant, said graduate student were re­ Just Get Along? things were going fine with a Sp<ms1ble for coordmating director in an acting position. the case. 2. TODAY IS THE LAST DAY to s Despite any cuts in Eastern's ''The mQC~ ~ gores the budget, none of the searches will student an. ~portunity to mit entries to the Daily Eastern Ne be held back because of costs, actually see what the prac-­ office no later than4 p.m. Joms said. Most of the searches tice ot law entails and actu­ are paid for by the specific depart­ a 11 y litigating the case." 3. Awards will be given at the Miss ment the position deals with he DavidJorns Humbard said. Eastern student Debby Black EIU Pageant Saturday, Allen. acting as defense February 27. atromey, s:d,d .i case of sexu­ LGBA meets Monday al harassmeht is difficult to By SHERRY SIDWELL Rodgers said he hopes people of prove because it is one ~r­ Prizes donated by: Student government editor differing opinions will attend the son's woni against another. discussion. It's just a matter of who to most Office of Minority Affairs The Lesbian, Gay. Bisexual and Every other week a member of appears .be: die credi­ ble to the jury. Allies Union will continue discus­ the group prepares a discussion Mike Powen, a defense sion on a possible Gay Awareness topic and speech for the members attorney a\6-hg ,with Allen, Z<I>B SCJ Week at its regular meeting of the group. said. "Y~u learn mQre by Monday. Rodgers also said the Lesbian. doing this than one would do BGC The Union will meet at 6:30 Gay. Bisexuals and Allies Union m three to fOW" classes •· p.m. in Room 228 of Coleman will continue its letter-writing Jn addition to thi~ mock Hall. campaign to Congress on the sub­ trial, the Eastern teams will Seth Rodgers, executive direc­ ject of gays in the military.
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