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Eastern Illinois University shuttle Charleston, Ill. 61920 comfort Student Senate is expected to Vol. 84, No. 125 Softball team seeks first win in 16 pages, 2 sections vote on the shuttle bus fee four tries against increase Wednesday. News Southern Illinois. Story on Page 3 “Tell the truth and don’t be afraid.” Story on Page 12

‘Trash,flash and crash’ Campus reacts to NATO strikes By Chris Sievers Staff editor Serbian student Eastern students and faculty members have mixed reaction on United States’ and NATO’s involvement in Kosovo. disagrees with NATO forces are striking military targets that will limit the amount of military NATO attacks power they have to harm ethnic Albanians. By Chris Sievers Assistant political science professor Staff editor David Carwell said the United States needs to do what the alliance needs to do, An Eastern student from Serbia however he does not believe it will solve says she does not agree with the anything. NATO air attacks in Kosovo. “Bombing (Kosovo) is not going to Maja Cojbasic, a sophomore (solve the problems there),” Carwell said. business major, said she is against Carwell also said he does not believe the military air strikes in Kosovo ground troops will be sent into Kosovo. because “Serbia is able to make Assistant Political Science Professor their own laws. Roger Murphy said it is necessary to send “It is wrong because the country forces into Kosovo. has their own laws,” Cojbasic said. “It is necessary to stop genocide,” he “(Serbia) doesn’t need (NATO) said. interfering; they are only making Murphy also said there does not seem matters worse,” she said. to be any clear strategy behind the attacks. Cojbasic said the air strikes set a “Ultimately (the attacks should send a bad example for the rest of the message to the Yugoslavian President world. Slobodan Milosevic) that he has to sign a “The air strikes are saying the peace treaty (with NATO),” he said. terrorism is good,” she said. Jason Waggoner, freshman history Cojbasic said she received word major, said he believes NATO is doing the Monday that her town, Cacak, was right thing. “They are killing many people, ethnic See SERBIAN Page 2 cleansing needs to stop,” he said. “(the alliance) is there to insure safety in the “Something needs to be done to stop region.” the killing of innocent people,” she said. Kendra Krupps, sophomore elemen- Amy Blough, a sophomore elementary Lacey Buidosik / Assoc. photo editor tary education major, said she believes Paul Klite, the director of the Rocky Mountain Media Watch, talks to students in the Library Lecture education major, said she does not support NATO troops are trying to stop the killings the NATO attacks. Hall of Booth Library Monday evening. Klite informed students about the toxicity of local television in Kosovo. news broadcast. See NATO Page 2 Speaker discusses the impact of TV news Klite said. Tuition refund case By Alice Hosty Staff editor Klite said 25 to 35 percent of crime news reported consists of murder, so view- The “trash, flash and crash” found in ers rarely see stories about environmental the recent study of local television news- issues or education. The “fluff index” Klite will not go further casts was discussed in the Booth Library said, contributes to the triviality of local Lecture Hall Monday evening. news, making the broadcasts toxic to the Paul Klite, director of the Rocky country’s culture and contributing to a dis- Student says she will take no more steps Mountain Media Watch, an independent torted perception of reality. By Meghan McMahon not review former Eastern President David organization consisting of about 200 peo- “We are conditioned to think it’s normal Administration editor Jorns’ decision not to grant Hixson’s ple across the country who measure the for a murder to happen in our living room request for a tuition refund. content of local television news broadcasts, every night,” Klite said. “People are afraid The Eastern student who filed a request Surles said in the letter it would be spoke to an audience about the implica- to go out at night because of what they see for a tuition refund which was denied by “improper” for her to reopen and review tions of the current trends of broadcast on local news. We have all probably seen Eastern administrators says she will not the case. journalism to report a limited spectrum of hundreds of thousands of acts of violence take any more steps within the university to “It is my understanding that my prede- news. on TV in our lifetimes. get a tuition refund from a nonwestern cessor, Dr. Jorns, properly reviewed the Klite said more than 80 million people “Drama, violence, sex, cute animals at music course. matter and rendering his final response on tune into their local news station every the zoo, the home team winning the game, “(I will do) nothing within the universi- February 26, 1999,” Surles said in the let- night for a total of 14 to 16 minutes of miracle cures, celebrity profiles, meatloaf ty,” said April Hixson, an Eastern graduate ter. “Thus, it would be improper for me to news. recipe contests are all sold to the viewer as student from Mahomet who filed a request reopen the review and reverse his deci- “Out of the 14 to 16 minutes, the dom- news,” Klite said. for a tuition refund after completing a non- sion.” inant topic is violent crime,” Klite said. “The average American watches 30 western music class taught by fine arts pro- In the letter, Surles said she will contin- “(The media) tends to hype up the story to hours of television per week,” Klite said. fessor Doug DiBianco, in an e-mail. “I’ve ue to follow the investigation in the College make it more dramatic and get your atten- “TV stations are addicted to TV them- discovered Old Main has a lot of brick of Arts and Humanities. tion.” selves. The media loses judgment and walls.” Hixson said she is not taking the request By arousing the audience’s interest in overdoses the whole country.” Hixson filed the request for a tuition any further because she has taken it as far such emotional topics, Klite said people Klite said couch potatoes and news refund after successfully completing as she can within the university. more likely to believe the story. junkies are products of the powerful DiBianco’s course MUS3562C because “It’s been explained to me that appeal- “You begin to see patterns in the news she said much of the material taught in ing to the president is as high as you can that go on throughout the entire country,” See TRASH Page 2 class did not relate to nonwestern music. go. I’m confirming that to make sure,” Eastern President Carol Surles March Hixson said. 16 said in a letter to Hixson that she would See TUITION Page 2 2 Tuesday, March 30, 1999 The Daily Eastern News The Daily with the attacks only if they target military targets. police Eastern NATO “Keep civilian targets out of it, from Page 1 (NATO should) only (strike) military targets, it weakens moral,” he said. News Hillary Collier said she does know “I’m against the attacks because blotter a lot about the Kosovo crisis because The Daily Eastern News is published daily, my sister’s husband will have to go Monday through Friday, in Charleston, Ill., dur- she does not like violence. according to a police report. ing fall and spring semesters and twice weekly over there if the attacks don’t stop Eight sited at Ike’s “Violence never solves anything,” during the summer term except during school soon,” she said. ■ Eight people were cited 8:42 p.m. vacations or examinations, by she said. “I don’t watch it because I PRINTED WITH Byron Tracy, a student in the SOYINK the students of Eastern Illinois on Friday at Ike’s, 409 Lincoln Ave., Theft TM don’t think it’s right.” University. Subscription price: Board of Trustees degree program, Haley Pope, senior zoology major on various charges, according to a ■ Gregory J. Prokuski, 20, of 1214 $38 per semester, $16 for summer only, $68 all said he doesn’t not agree with year. The Daily Eastern News is a member of said supports the attacks because the police report. Brian C. Redican, 19, NATO’s decision to attack Kosovo. Madison Ave., was cited at 1:30 p.m. The Associated Press, which is entitled to Albanians are being treated poorly. of 202 11th St.; Bridget M. Fleming, on Saturday at 931 Second St., on exclusive use of all articles appearing “We’re getting into another coun- “I think we should (attack) 19, of 1511 Division St.; Catherine in this paper. The editorials on Page 4 try’s problems,” he said. “I don’t know charges of theft under $300, accord- represent the majority opinion of the because they are being treated horri- A. Baran, 19, of 419 Taylor Hall; ing to a police report. editorial board; all other opinion pieces what we expect to accomplish (by bly and they have no one to stand up Sarah L. Seymour, 20, of 715 Grant are signed. The Daily Eastern News editorial attacking).” ■Sarah Elizabeth Graves, 19, and and business offices are located in Buzzard for them,” she said. “We have the abil- Ave.; Angela T. Giorgi, 20, of 1801 Eastern’s ROTC leaders were Kelly Patricia Earl, 19, both of 219 Hall, Eastern Illinois University. ity (to stand up for them).” Ninth St.; Tara L. Frump, 20, of 1013 unable to comment on the crisis in Pemberton Hall, reported theft from a Periodical postage paid at Charleston, IL 61920. Over the weekend, Serbian forces Greek Court, and David J. Valrose, ISSN 0894-1599. Kosovo because they are military offi- locker in the Student Recreation claimed they had shot down an 20, of 1000 Greek Court, were all Printed by Eastern Illinois University, cials, said Becky Wheeler, department Center Saturday, a police report said. American stealth fighter outside cited for minor frequenting a licensed Charleston, IL 61920. secretary for the department military According to the report, Graves Belgrade. The pilot of the plane was establishment and purchase or accep- Postmaster: Send address changes to sciences. and Earl placed their belongings in a The Daily Eastern News rescued shortly after by NATO forces. tance of alcohol by a minor, accord- Wheeler said the leaders like to storage bin about 11:45 a.m. When Buzzard Hall Pentagon officials said Monday ing to the report. Collins and Fleming Eastern Illinois University direct all military questioning to high- they returned at 12:10 p.m. their that the loss of the stealth fighter were also cited for misrepresentation Charleston, IL 61920. er ranking officials so their personal belongings were gone. Missing were would not deter them from starting the of age by a minor, according to the views do not get involved. one Eastern Illinois University ID second phase of the mission. It was report. “It’s all part of national security,” holder; one residence hall key; three reported that NATO officials were she said. Panther Cards; one lock box key; one willing to lose another plane in order Daily Eastern News staff Kelly Chaveriat, junior elementary ATM card and one Citibank Editor in chief ...... Deana Poole* for them to start the second phase. Alcohol violations education major, said she does not Mastercard, the report said. Managing editor ...... Heather Cygan* The second phases will require the ■ Kristin M. Randall, 17, of Mattoon, News editor...... Justin Kmitch* believe the United States needs to be allied forces to fly at lower altitudes was cited at 10:50 p.m. on Friday at Associate news editor ...... Tammie Sloup* involved in Kosovo. Editorial page editor...... Amy Thon* and slower speeds. By flying lower, the intersection of University Drive “The U.S. should never get Possession of Activities editor ...... Dan Ochwat NATO aircraft will be able to strike and Rutland Place, on charges of pur- Administration editor...... Meghan McMahon involved in disputes like this,” she Serb forces who are threatening ethnic chase or acceptance of alcohol by a Campus editor...... Laura Irvine said. “(The U.S.) needs to solve their cannabis City editor...... Christy Kilgore Albanians. minor, according to a police report. own problems first.” ■ Student government editor...... Chris Sievers Pentagon officials Monday said Marcus Anthony Sykes, 19, of Senior reporter...... Joe Sanner Kelly Langley, junior elementary Features editor...... Nicole Meinheit the United States was calling more Mattoon, was cited at 11:48 p.m. education major said she does not sup- ■ Daniel J. Hammond, 20, of Photo editor...... Deanna McIntyre fighter planes to the region to join the on March 22 in the 800 block of Associate photo editor...... Lacey Buidosik port NATO’s decision because inno- Chicago, was cited at 3:47 a.m. on the 200 planes that are involved in the Lincoln Avenue, on charges of Sports editor ...... Chad Merda cent people’s lives could be at stake. Saturday at Hardee’s, 315 Lincoln Associate sports editor ...... Kyle Bauer allied attack, Operation Allied Force. possession of cannabis less than “(It is not a good idea) to handle Ave., on charges of purchase or Verge editor...... Jessica Sedgwick Pentagon spokesman Ken Bacon 2.5 grams and speeding, according Associate Verge editors...... Alice Hosty (the Kosovo conflict) in an extreme acceptance of alcohol by a minor, said four B-52 long range bombers to a police report. Art director ...... Andrew Klemens way,” she said. Online editor...... Dan Skrezyna and six to 12 attack places will be sent Joe Forrester, junior computer Advertising manager ...... Thad Harned to the region along with 12 fighters Design & graphics manager ...... Jennifer Evans management major, said he agrees Sales manager...... Angela Devore and light bombers from Britain. Promotions manager ...... Karen Whitlock Cojbasic said she wants Business manager...... Betsy Jewell Americans to know that innocent Student business manager ...... Cindy Mott He said his goal in reporting Serbian people are dying as a result of the General manager...... Glenn Robinson the findings is to get more people from Page 1 Editorial adviser...... John Ryan Trash air strikes. Publications adviser...... David Reed involved in the analysis of news so “Lots of (NATO) planes are Press supervisor...... Johnny Bough from Page 1 as to move away from the lazy Subscriptions manager...... Ami Head bombed by NATO planes. crashing, according to Serbian habits of the media and its audi- radio news, and they are not being images seen on television, but the “(The strikes) are killing inno- * Editorial board members ence. reported (by Western media),” she impact such violence has on chil- cent people,” she said. “That’s not Klite said he thinks the Rocky said. dren is an even more serious the way to solve the problems.” Mountain Media Watch’s study Cojbasic said she did not implication. Cojbasic said she supports Night staff results have emphasized the need believe NATO proposed any deal to “Hundreds of studies show that Yugoslavian President Slobodan Layout chief ...... Amy Thon for a deeper analysis of the local Milosevic and the “deals,” she said, News layout ...... Tammie Sloup the more media violence children Milosevic because he was elected Sports layout...... Chad Merda news. More information about offer nothing good for Serbia. are exposed to the more likely into office. Photo night editor...... Lacey Buidosik participation in the study can be “(NATO) wanted Serbia to Copy editors ...... Carrie Feltner they are to commit violent acts or “He was legally elected by found at accept what (the allied forces) ...... Chris Sievers be empathetic to those who com- majority,” she said. “As long as he News night editors ...... Justin Kmitch www.imagepage.com\rmmw. is in power I’ll respect him.” wanted; there was no compromise ...... Tammie Sloup mit them,” Klite said.

her request has been given about how EIU handles student ment that she was stalling when he To reach us Tuition throughout the process. complaints it doesn’t like,” Hixson had made no effort to schedule a By foot: The Daily Eastern News “At every level the administra- said. meeting. is located in the south end of from Page 1 tors have consistently gone out of She said she also will talk to Abebe said the university’s Buzzard Hall, which is at Seventh their way to ignore me, to stall any media representatives interest- investigation of DiBianco’s course Street and Garfield Avenue next Hixson said she is not taking until I go away, and to make the ed in hearing her side of the situa- content is proceeding and there is to the Tarble Arts Center and the request any further because she process unpleasant as possible,” tion. nothing to report at this time. across the street from the Life has taken it as far as she can with- Hixson said. “They won’t meet Hixson said she is going to Abebe originally denied Science Building. in the university. with me, and they respond with write another letter to Surles ask- Hixson’s request saying that it was short memos that ignore my sim- ing for an explanation on some of inappropriate to refund tuition for By phone: (217) 581-2812 “It’s been explained to me that appealing to the president is as ple questions. Even students who the issues that she has raised but a course that was successfully By fax: (217) 581-2923 high as you can go. I’m confirming disagree with me on the DiBianco will not make another request for a completed. issue should be concerned by the tuition refund. Hixson then appealed to Jorns By mail: that to make sure,” Hixson said. Hixson said she is not surprised way this administration handles Some of the questions Hixson who denied the request because The Daily Eastern News complaints.” said she would like answers for Hixson’s attempt to contact the Buzzard Hall that Surles decided not to review Jorns response to her request. Although Hixson said she will include the justification for the College of Arts and Humanities Eastern Illinois University not pursue her request for a tuition course content in DiBianco’s non- was made after the deadline to Charleston, IL 61920 “I’m not surprised that (Surles) denied the refund,” Hixson said. refund any further within the uni- western music course versus the request a refund listed in the By e-mail: “I’m very surprised she won’t even versity, she said she will talk to description listed in the course cat- course catalog. Jorns also said in talk with me about the issue. I’m people about how Eastern handles alog, justification for MUS3562C his response to Hixson that she did Editor in chief Deana Poole student complaints. meeting music or third world not attempt to discuss the matter [email protected] also very surprised she ignored “I can alert anyone who’s inter- requirements and an explanation with an administrator until after Managing editor Heather Cygan most of my letter to her.” [email protected] She said she has been disap- ested about EIU’s version of a of Teshome Abebe’s, vice presi- she had completed the course and News editor Justin Kmitch pointed with the (lack of) attention nonwestern music education, and dent for academic affairs, state- received an ‘A.’ [email protected] Associate news editor Tammie Sloup [email protected] carryout Editorial page editor Amy Thon [email protected] only Sports editor Chad Merda SURPRISESURPRISE YOURYOUR FRIEND!FRIEND! [email protected] Verge editor Jessica Sedgwick [email protected] Place a BIRTHDAY AD with a $2.99 1-item medium 3/30 Photo editor Deanna McIntyre [email protected] PHOTO AND MESSAGE have it delivered for $.50 more TheThe DailyDaily EasternEastern NewsNews extra items $.99 (Deadline: 2 Business Days Before Ad is to run) 348-5454 The Daily Eastern News Tuesday, March 30, 1999 3 Senate to discuss shuttle bus fee By Chris Sievers to Eastern’s President Carol Surles. Student government editor Ruppel said once Surles is presented with the proposal, she will Student Senate members then pass it on to the Eastern’s Wednesday will discuss the pro- Board of Trustees. posed $2.50 shuttle bus fee increase Ruppel said he believes the best from the shuttle bus committee. course for the senate to take is to Originally, the fee increase pro- see what students want. posal was supposed to go through “The best course is what is in the the tuition and fee review commit- best interest of the students,” he tee. Recommendations from said. “Students need to consider Melissa Girten, tuition and fee whether keeping the shuttle bus is review chair, and Lou Hencken, something they want.” vice president for student affairs, Ruppel said he has not heard were to pass by the committee and any comments from the student send the proposal directly to the body. Student Senate. “Surveys were published (in the Shuttle Bus Coordinator Jeremy Daily Eastern News) and no stu- Ruppel said senate members will dents have replied,” he said. discuss raising the fee to $5. The “Students should express their Student Senate bylaws say all fee opinions.” increase proposals must be tabled Ruppel said in the end, he for one week. believes the students have the final Ruppel said if the senate passes say. the fee increase, the proposal will “When all is said and done, stu- Ali Brooks / Staff photographer then go to Hencken. Once Hencken dents will have the final decision on The Panther Express Shuttle Bus makes a stop Monday afternoon. There will be a discussion Wednesday during the reviews the proposal, it will then go what goes on here at Eastern.” Student Senate meeting about whether the shuttle bus fee should be raised. Seven women honored at reception Suspect wanted By Jessica Sedgwick Start Program, Tarter said, “Judy is Megan Quick, Amanda Payne and Staff editor truly a women of many talents. I Annie White. understand she is moving to Arizona Beaman won a first place award Seven women of the Charleston at the end of the school year so this is for “Patchwork Tales: Quilts and in Chicago arrested and campus communities were hon- a perfect time to honor her.” Quilting in Children’s Picture ored for writing, design and general When describing the works of Books,” which Beaman said she achievement during the Women’s Kincade, who is the co-owner of wrote for a class assignment and for on Eastern’s campus Advocacy Council’s 1999 Awards What’s Cookin’, 409 Seventh St, and another more personal reason. Reception Monday at the Tarble Art has been involved with community “I was inspired by people in my Center. theater for 20 years, Tarter quoted a family, especially my grandmother,” By Laura Irvine and Larson said Antione’s vehicle was Women’s Advocacy Council letter which nominated Kincade for Beaman said. “They are all quilters.” Joe Sanner identified on campus based on member Marilyn Coles hosted the the award, saying “She never says ‘it Payne and White received Staff editors information given from the evening to present winners of the can’t be done.’ Instead, she says, Honorable Mentions for an essay Chicago Police Department. The Writing Award, Women of ‘let’s see how we can accomplish titled “A Model’s Image,” which dis- An man from Chicago charged information given included a Achievement Award and winner of this.’” cussed how “most people have poor with aggravated battery with a description of his vehicle and his the logo contest. Zahlan was not in attendance body image due to the media,” said firearm was arrested on Eastern’s license plate number. Winners of the Women of because she was attending a confer- Payne, sophomore administrative campus Saturday after a call from Antione was then arrested in the Achievement Award include ence, but student Ellen Eardley read information systems major. the Chicago Police Department Martin Luther King Jr. University Charleston residents Judy Moll and a prepared statement from Zahlan Quick received Honorable alerted University Police officials Union parking lot at about 12:50 Therese Supple Kincade and English which said, “I can think of no honor Mention for “Issues Affecting that the suspect could be in the p.m. Saturday and placed in the Professor Anne Zahlan. Awards were that would mean so much to me as Women in Prison.” area. Coles County Jail, the report said. presented by Associate English this Women’s Advocacy Council The logo contest winner for the Jeffrey P. Antione, 20, of 2300 Lt. Rick Fisher from the Professor Michele Tarter. Women of Achievement Award.” Women’s Advocacy Council is Jen W. 80th St. in Chicago, was origi- Charleston Police Department said In introducing Moll, who is on The winners of the Writing Polkow, who presented her logo. nally wanted for attempted murder, he did not know too much about the American Cancer Society board Award include English graduate stu- Everyone received a bookmark with a police report said. However, for the case and the Charleston Police and an active member of the Head dent Anita Beaman and students the logo. unspecified reasons, the charge Department was not really was later reduced to aggravated involved in the case. battery with a firearm, the report “It’s not something I dealt with. Eastern student hospitalized Monday at Sarah Bush said. I really know nothing about the An Eastern student remained 6 p.m. after taking a mix of about alone in the room at the time of the The call from the Chicago case,” he said. hospitalized late Monday at Sarah 15 pain killers including Tylenol incident. Police Department was placed to A representative from the Coles Bush Memorial Health Center. and Advil, said Officer James No condition was available for the University Police Department County Jail said Antione was Karen Swiatek, a freshman Williams of the University Police the student at press time. at approximately 3 a.m. Saturday, detained at the jail, but released. speech communication major, was Department. the report said. No other information was available transported to the hospital at about Williams said the student was – Staff report University Police Chief Tom about Antione.

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Inserters 348-8282 $ 99 wanted call The Daily Eastern News @ 581-2812. + tax Additional11 Toppings $1.25 Not valid with any other offer. The Daily Eastern News The ultimate wake-up call t’s happened to about every- out who is the busiest and would one. During those precious be most inconvenienced by the seven minutes of snooze “People do have a call – and then dials. sleep you are jolted awake, couple options to And if you are lucky I enough to hear the click of the Opinion not by the alarm, but by the tele- combat the phone. computer, and opt to say you or After attempting to figure persistent and your roommate are not at home, out just what day it is, where the oh-so-annoying the telemarketer will either not page phone is, and just who in the hell Deana Poole leave a message or that ‘This is telemarketing would have the audacity to call Editor in chief just a courtesy call; I’ll try back at such an unforeseen hour, you calls.” later.” Tuesday, March 30, 1999 answer in the half-conscious, It would be more of a cour- strained “Hhhheello.” tesy, if they didn’t. And either they mispronounce your name, call you mis- But people do have a couple options to combat the per- Page 4 ter/ms., sir/mamn — or a new one I received just last week sistent and oh-so-annoying telemarketing calls. “the lady of the house” — you then wish you would have let Ameritech has created a service dubbed “Privacy the answering machine take the call. Manager,” which intercepts unlisted callers before the phone Yes, telemarketers call at the worst times. Usually at rings. The caller will be forwarded to voice mail, where they about 8 a.m. when three-fourths of college students who must say who is calling. If the caller will not give a name, were fortunate enough not to take an 8 a.m. class are sleep- he/she will be disconnected without the phone actually ring- ing. Or when you were supposed to be somewhere 10 min- ing. If they do leave a name, the person at home will have Moving utes ago and are trying to get out the door. the option to accept or not accept the call. Credit card companies, long-distance companies, carpet The new service, which costs about $11.50 a month – cleaning services, portrait studios — you name it and they $3.50 for the service and $7.50 for Caller ID – is available in will call. Some people just flat out say “I’m not interested” Chicago and Detroit and to the rest of Illinois and Michigan and hang up, others feel bad about hanging up and end up on later this year. out the phone forever. A no-cost option was approved by the FCC last year I am somewhere in the middle, depending on the time that requires all telemarketers to maintain a master “do-not- call list.” If a telemarketer calls, you simply tell them not to nce again, the university has hired an of day. For example, a cable company called at about 8:05 one call back again. The company must then put your phone outside company to do a job Eastern morning and woke me out of the deepest sleep. I dragged number on the list and cannot call back for 10 years. employees and students are fully myself out of bed to find the voice on the other end trying to If they do, you can sue. But you must maintain a record capable of handling. sell me digital cable. of the company, when they called, when you told them not to O Now I knew I wasn’t interested long before he entered call and when they called back. The kicker is, the “do-not- Eastern’s Board of Trustees executive committee members March 12unanimously his sales spiel, but I let him go on — only because I knew if call list” is within the particular company, not nationwide, I hung up the phone, I would crawl right back in bed and meaning you must tell each and every company each time approved a $291,000 agreement with a moving miss my 9 a.m. meeting. So he talked, and talked, while I they call, not to call back. company to move books out of Booth Library threw in a few ‘uh, huhs’ and made coffee and a bagel. So whether you have no problem slamming the phone for the renovations scheduled to begin in May. Before too long I realized he had come to the end and want- down on a telemarketer, or feel bad that the person is stuck William B. Meyer Inc. will move books, peri- ed an answer. I simply replied, that it was a decision my harassing people for a living, and remember there is always odicals and other print volumes from Booth roommate and I had to make together and she was not home. the option of having a little fun with them and making sure they really won’t call back. Library to five locations that will serve as Yes, that day a telemarketer helped me get my morning started, and not miss a meeting and the classes that followed. library facilities during the library’s renovation But most calls can be more of an annoyance than any- ■ Deana Poole is a junior journalism major and a weekly colum- and expansion. thing. It seems as the computer dialing each random phone nist for The Daily Eastern News. Her e-mail address is The move will number also has a camera scanning the households to seek [email protected]. Columns are the opinion of the author. Booth Library move cost the university The university should use the $291,000 in appropri- resources it has available for ated funds, which the moving project instead of contracting out to a company. includes a $26,460 contingency fee. The university should have considered asking facilities planning and management employees and students to move the materials from the library. Obviously, the employees should not be expected to work for free because moving books is not part of their regular job duties, but maybe some could use a little spare change in their pockets. Students who are here for the summer would probably be willing to help with some of the work and could use a little extra money too. Some work on campus does require the expertise of outside companies, such as the installation of a new fire alarm system in Pemberton Hall. The BOT approved $168,000 of local funds to be used to hire Bodine Electric to do the job and this is appropriate for the kind of work that needs to be done. But the idea of hiring these companies to do projects on campus is becoming all too common. What standard of conduct are pro- Both employees and students are competent Hansen shouldn’t be fessors held to? None, it seems to me. enough to move books. The university has the held to a ‘higher level’ You r t u r n Should students be held to a higher resources right here on campus, but is overlook- Letters to the editor standard of conduct than the profes- ing the opportunity. Mike Hansen, Professor Quinn sors teaching them? Professors are and Professor DiBianco. What do teachers, mentors, role models and these names have in common? Legal Eastern professors? It certainly advisers. They should be held to the problems. But this is where the simi- appears that way to me. Professor highest standard of conduct, well ■ The editorial is the opinion of the editorial board of The Daily larities end. Mike Hansen plead Quinn can appear nude in a public above the students they are teaching. Eastern News. guilty to battery and consumption of park, be found guilty of disorderly I believe a professor’s personal life alcohol by a minor, plus he apolo- conduct and yet still not take any per- should be their personal life. If gized publicly for his actions. As a sonal responsibility for his actions. Professor Quinn wants to run around result of his actions, an impeachment There has been no apology or disci- his own home naked, 24 hours a day, Today’s quote was attempted. The first article for plinary action taken. seven days a week, fine with me. But, “ removal said: “your recent guilty plea Professor DiBianco has had two when a professor’s conduct affects to battery and minor consumption former students file suit against him their students and the public, there Time is that wherein there is opportunity,and does not fit the high standard of con- and has also had the controversy sur- should be disciplinary action taken. opportunity is that wherein there is no great time. duct that Student Government offi- rounding the tuition refunds request- Tenure should not be a license to cials are held to.” ed by two students because of inap- Hippocrates, complete and utter freedom to behave Please take a close look at this: propriate classroom material. any way they see fit. Greek physician 460-377B.C. “high standard of conduct.” Are Disciplinary action taken? None! Student Government officials held to Apology? None! Responsibility Sheila Hewkin a higher standard of conduct than taken? None! senior psychology major Send” letters to the editor via e-mail to [email protected] Tuesday, March 30, 1999 Viewpoint 5 The Daily Eastern News You r t u r n To raise or not to raise student fees? Letters to the editor The Student Senate Wednesday will discuss the The current fee is $2.50 for full-time students possibility of an increase in student fees to fund the each semester. The proposal is to raise the fee to $5 Panther Express. The shuttle bus was implemented in per semester. The fee increase is being proposed by Police department issues too December, funded partially by student fees and by a the Tuition and Fee Review Committee and the $30,000 loan from the office of the president, the Shuttle Bus Committee. The Board of Trustees will many parking tickets office of the vice president for student affairs. Local have the final vote on the fee increase. Students will Along with most of the students that attend businesses also contributed to the shuttle. not vote on the increase. Eastern and live on campus, I have witnessed a growing problem with the campus police department. The Eastern campus police officers every day are giving tons of parking tickets to students that quite frankly, can’t afford them. A student can’t even run into Buzzard Hall for three minutes, without returning Shuttle is a useful service for students outside and having a $40 ticket on the windshield. On he wheels on the bus go This is very true in every the weekends, they are never consistent on ticketing round and round, all respect. However, the shuttle cars that park in the 15-minute spaces (one weekend “The committee is through the town. Yes, I’m headed in the bus does not only serve all they will, then the next they don’t). The worst part talking about the famous those who live on campus. about this is, when underclassmen have to move their T right direction and Something else to consid- Panther Express. A bus more talked car to either Ninth Street or behind the stadium they about around this campus than we will continue to er, many, like myself, do not are putting themselves in danger. Having to walk President Clinton on a good day. own a car and are very incon- across campus on a Sunday night, in order to avoid The focus of late, whether to add a look for the best venienced. This is very true getting a ticket at 6 a.m. on Monday. The evidence is second bus to the current system. Jeremy Ruppel way to operate the when I want to go to Wal- obvious when just a couple weeks ago, a woman Mart, Walker’s or even The very idea has seen praise and Shuttle bus coordinator shuttle bus in the can’t even walk across the Rugby field at 10 p.m. scrutiny all over campus. The ques- Mattoon. This can be very without fear of someone coming from behind and tion for the Shuttle Bus Committee, near future.” frustrating for all those who attacking her. I feel the university should have a little whether or not the service is viable do not own a vehicle. The more concern with safety, then how much money to Eastern and if so, what improvements are to be made to shuttle bus is an inexpensive way for all those who find they can squeeze out of the student population. As lit- ensure future success. There are a variety of questions the themselves without transportation. tle as $20 or $40 may seem to the average person, to committee faces. What problems are occurring with the cur- Recently, the shuttle bus committee voted on a $2.50 a college student it’s a whole lot more. There doesn’t rent bus? What can be changed, with the current bus, as an increase to cover the cost of the bus for next year. Why? As seem to be any type problem with over abundance of alternative to purchasing a new bus? How much will the a committee, we feel we could no longer ask the offices of cars with no spaces to put them, so why does the new bus cost? How much is the bus being used now? Is this president and vice president for student affairs to support us campus police act like there is? a service we want to continue? with funding. The committee is currently looking into vari- For a variety of people, the addition of a second bus ous funding methods. The committee is headed in the right Nicole Langley would be a huge plus. Let me explain why. The current direction and we will continue to look for the best way to freshman business management route stops at 13 designated places around campus and in operate the shuttle bus in the near future. Charleston. Why is this a problem? The current route takes As a Student Senate member, I have heard the cries for almost an hour to run. For example, if you were to be help and the cries for fowl. Public opinion is very impor- Divine Feminine article did picked up at Carman and dropped off at Walker’s, the bus tant, especially when talking about where you money is not convey focus of discussion would take an hour to get all the way back to Walker’s. I going. Currently, Student Senate is gathering student opin- don’t know about the rest of you, but if I am just going to ion on whether adding a second shuttle is a good idea or I just need to express my feelings about the article pick up a loaf of bread and some bologna; it won’t take me just a flop. I plead to the students to please give feedback. that covered Michele Tarter’s speech about the an hour. The second bus would also be intended to accomo- This service is being provided to you with money spent by “Divine Feminine” in the March 24 edition of the date students, especially in the morning, getting to and from you. Your voice is the one we rely on to make decisions. If Daily Eastern News. Having attended the talk, I feel classes. The current route has some kinks to where students, you have any questions or comments, senate members can the article could have said much more to convey the in the morning, getting to and from classes. The current be reached on the web or by voicing your opinion at various true focus and power of the discussion. route has some kinks to where students, in the morning, are senate-represented Recognized Student Organizations. Tarter gave historical evidence of Feminine spiri- not able to get to class on time. A second bus would be tual movements, using the Quaker religion as an used for simply this reason. However, the shuttle bus does example that deeply affected her own spiritual and not always see immediate approval. academic passions. She emphasized how the voices For many, the shuttle bus is nothing but a waste of time ■ Jeremy Ruppel is a sophomore business education major and of ancient women can inspire the creative, academic, and student fees. Why? Many say Eastern is not a big cam- a guest columnist for The Daily Eastern News. His e-mail address social and religious aspects of our lives that are ulti- pus and walking to and from class is not hurting anyone. is [email protected]. Columns are the opinion of the author. mately linked with the spirit. Essentially, by listening to these voices, we can find empowerment in the Diving Feminine. The true essence of “The Diving Feminine” discussion was Shuttle bus fee increase not needed discovering women’s spirituality from the past and I understand there relating it to our own modern spirituality. I feel the uring the week of March 8, five staff members are some students out there talk was a very in sightful and worthy way of cele- “A s m a l l e r bu s who depend on the shuttle brating Women’s History and Awareness Month. from the Daily Eastern News each took one day could reduce the bus to get them to class or to I deeply admire Tarter for having the courage to D Wal-Mart. In fact, the people to ride through one route of the share her stories that inspire others to find their own maintenance costs who I spoke to while I rode spiritual connections. I was fortunate to have her as Panther Express shuttle bus. During that period of time, a while still the bus had good things to an instructor in both Women’s Autobiographies class say about the shuttle bus ser- and England Study Abroad. When she leaves at the total of 39 students rode the shuttle servicing the same bus throughout the week. Laura Irvine vice and how convenient it end of the semester, her students here will miss her amount of was for them. very much. Although each staff member only Campus editor rode through one route, which students.” However, some students do not and will never use the Sarah Windau takes about one hour to complete, I have my doubts about how full the bus, which eliminates their junior English major bus is at other times of the day. need for a shuttle bus. On Wednesday, the Student Senate is set to discuss rais- A smaller shuttle should have been considered before ing the shuttle bus fee an additional $2.50 per semester, the current one was chosen. A smaller bus could reduce the Presentation on Divine Feminine which will bring the total to $5 per semester in student maintenance costs while still servicing the same amount of fees. students the current shuttle bus does. The number of stu- appreciated by audience When the shuttle bus first began, $30,000 was loaned dents who rode the bus in one week could have seated all We would like to thank Michele Tarter for her fine from the office of the president and the office of the vice of them at once and then some. Although the Student presentation on the Divine Feminine on March 23. president for student affairs to get the shuttle bus started. Senate has been unable to supply consistent figures on This topic is difficult to discuss in a world where the Area businesses also contributed to this fund. However, exactly how many students ride the shuttle bus per day, it’s spiritual connection to the feminine, and recognition this money is not guaranteed every year, which is why safe to assume the bus is not getting filled to capacity on a of the spirit in one's life and work, is roundly criti- there is talk of raising the fee. regular basis. Anyone who has seen the bus go by and seen cized, scoffed at and dismissed. As one of the staff members who rode the shuttle bus one lone student sitting on the bus can attest to this. We feel that we greatly benefited from her scholar- and as a student, I question why the Student Senate will Eastern’s Board of Trustees will vote April 17 on ship. As a result of her passion and commitment, discuss raising the shuttle bus fee for students since there whether to increase the shuttle bus fee. Before any action original and previously suppressed accounts of is an obvious lack of interest for the bus from many. is taken toward raising the fee, the BOT and the Student Quaker women’s experiences have been brought to It’s not the $2.50 increase I’m concerned about; it’s the Senate should seriously consider the way the shuttle bus light. This documented history can now serve to legit- fact that because the shuttle bus has only been around for fee trend is going and how many students the shuttle bus imize the open investigation of our own spiritual one semester and already there is talk of raising the fees actually services. experiences. for it. If this trend continues, in a few years the fees could Increasing the shuttle bus fee will not help increase the Her discussion of the Divine Feminine, in an envi- be almost as much as the cost of a parking permit on use of the shuttle bus; it will only cause more complaints ronment of acceptance and support, was a fine exam- Eastern’s campus. from students who think they are paying for something ple of the fruits of true scholarship. We appreciate her If during one week at certain times only 39 students they will never use. courage in making the attempt to connect. rode the shuttle bus, why should the other 11,000 students have to pay additional fees for it? ■ Laura Irvine is a junior journalism major and a guest colum- Rachelle Bergmann Why should some students have to pay $10 per year for nist for The Daily Eastern News. Her e-mail address is associate professor of physics a service they know they will never use? [email protected]. Columns are the opinion of the author. 6A Tuesday, March 30, 1999 The Daily Eastern News Stedman Graham to give Leadership skills motivational speech focus of workshops By Matt Neistein response to a promotion. Staff writer “(Eastern) is not qualified to Graham to speak about his nine-step plan to success present these workshops, which is By Dan Ochwat Graham has an athletic history Three workshops aimed at why Nancy Moore will be visit- Activities editor as a basketball player in the improving personal leadership and ing,” said Scott Miller, spokesman European Basketball League and its effectiveness will be held at for Franklin Covey. Eastern students Thursday can since then has become involved in Eastern April 14-16. The April 14 workshop will get “a severe dose of motivation.” the sports management and mar- Nancy Moore, a senior facilita- “increase personal trust” and This is how Scott Marsch, pres- keting consulting business, a press tor for Franklin Covey, will be pre- “improve quality of products and ident of the Delta Sigma Pi frater- release said. senting each workshop, which will services,” according to a press nity describes the motivational Graham works with many non- run from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., a press release. speaking of Stedman Graham, for-profit organizations including release said. Involvement in the April 15 CEO of S. Graham & Associates. Stedman Graham the National Urban League, On April 14, “Building Trust: workshop will “build unity and The Key to High Performance” harmony in teams” and “decrease Graham is speaking to Eastern stu- ■Commit your vision. National Junior Achievement, and will be held in the 1895 Room of and resolve personal and organiza- dents at 7 p.m. in the Grand Marsch said when Graham Chicago’s Jane Addams Hull Ballroom of the Martin Luther House. Graham has founded the the Martin Luther King Jr. tional conflicts more effectively,” a speaks, the audience is usually so University Union. On April 15, press release said. King Jr. University Union. attentive you wouldn’t even hear a national organization Athletes Graham will speak about his Against Drugs, an organization “The Power of Understanding: The The four roles of leadership pin drop. “I think (audience mem- Key to Providing Solutions” will referred to in the April 16 work- nine-step plan to success from his bers) will love (Graham), it’s a promoting positive role models for best seller “You Can Make It young people. be held in the 1895 Room of the shop title are pathfinding, aligning, severe dose of motivation.” union. “The 4 Roles of empowering and modeling, a press Happen.” Marsch said Graham “(Graham) is 6 feet 6 inches tall Graham was sponsored by the will present his nine steps and Lumpkin College of Business, the Leadership” will be held on April release said. with a booming voice and he’s on a 16 in the Charleston/Mattoon The workshops are being spon- show “how you apply it to your (public address) system,” Marsch Interfraternity Council, the life.” Panhellenic Council, Delta Sigma Room of the union. sored by the Office of Faculty said. “He forces you to pay atten- Franklin Covey is a company Development. Enrollment in the He said, “The nine step plan for tion; you can’t ignore him.” Pi professional business fraternity success is applicable for anybody and the University Board. that specializes in improving orga- workshops will be limited and Marsch said Graham speaks all nizational effectiveness, according reservations to attend any of the and anything in life.” around the country at a rate of The event is free of charge and The nine steps for success in books will be available for pur- to its web site located at workshops must be made by April $10,000. www.frankilncovey.com. 1. Graham’s book include: an hour, but through a friend of a chase. ■ “Franklin Covey offers tools People interested in attending Check your ID. friend was able to have Stedman Marsch said Barnes & Nobles ■Create Your vision. of Champaign will supply three and services for improving individ- the workshops can call the Office come for half of that price. ual and organizational effective- of Faculty Development at 581- ■Develop your travel plan. Graham is from Whitesboro, different forms of literature, a hard ■Master the rules of the road. cover, soft cover and a small daily ness through proven principles,” 6041 or e-mail Garret DeRuiter at N.J. and earned a bachelor’s degree according to the web site. [email protected]. ■Step into the outer limits. motivation book. in social work from Hardin- The university is a licensed Registration will determine ■Pilot the seasons of change. Simmons University and a master’s Marsch said Graham will be ■ available for book signing and pic organization with Franklin Covey fees, which will range from $0 to Build your dream team. degree in education from Ball State and is holding the workshops in $50. ■Win by a decision. University. ture signing. Teacher Placement Day to be held Wednesday By Laura Irvine Nebraska, Nevada, New Mexico, Campus editor North Carolina, Ohio, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Students looking for teaching Virginia and Wisconsin will be at and administrative positions in Teacher Placement Day. schools throughout the country can Stewart said Teacher Placement make contacts and interview with Day involves students interviewing representatives Wednesday. with representatives and making Teacher Placement Day will be contacts with recruiting representa- held from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. in the tives from the school districts. University Ballroom of the Martin Stewart said many students usu- Luther King Jr. University Union. ally attend the placement day. Shirley Stewart, director of stu- “It’s usually a pretty good dent services and career services, turnout,” she said. said 127 school district representa- Stewart also said students who tives from 20 states will be at attend should have a resume pre- Eastern. She said this is the largest pared and dress professionally, turnout they have ever had for the because interviews will be conduct- day, which has been held for the ed throughout the day. Ali Brooks / Staff photographer past 15 years. The Teacher Placement Day is Representatives from California, open to all Eastern students with a One-wheeler Illinois, Colorado, Florida, Panther Card. Individuals who are Paul Heckel, a junior environmental biology major, heads to class on his unicycle Monday afternoon. Heckel Georgia, Hawaii, Indiana, not students can attend for a cost of was just one person who decided not to walk to class, but ride. Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, $10.

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Speaker to discuss rehabilitation students can view the play wife and the farmer’s wife sit in “Glaspell was in charge of the “Trifles,” a one act murder mys- the living room facing the court beat and with this gruesome at sixth graduate forum discussion tery that is acted, directed and “Trifles” that surround them. beat she pushed the barrier of Christy Kilgore aware of.” designed by Eastern students in Director Caren Evers, junior women journalists and was the theater department. theater major, said the play, in the ground breaking in that respect,” Staff editor Swigert also will discuss issues of health care reform and education The play is part of the context of a murder mystery, is a Evers said. The President of the American since many speech-pathologists Women’s History and Awareness production displaying how Evers said Glaspell wrote Speech-Language-Hearing work in the education field. Month and doors open at 7:30 women understand each other, the “Trifles” while working as a jour- Association today will discuss Swigert, who also is the owner p.m. today in the Studio theater of struggles they go through and the nalist on her court beat. changes in education and health care and director of Swigert and the Doudna Fine Arts Building. common bond women have. The play stars Heather Prince, and effects of these changes on Associates, Inc., a private speech- “One Night Only” is an annual Evers said the play was written senior theater major, as Mrs. Hale; speech-language pathology and language pathology services prac- event that gives Eastern students a in 1916, but is performed in the Camille Garcia, freshman theater audiology. tice in Lexington, Ky., will provide chance to increase experience of 20th century because it covers major, as Mrs. Peters; Jon Fiala, Nancy B. Swigert will speak at “a nice time for people informally to the drama field by directing, timely issues. She said it was freshman theater major, as Sheriff; the sixth in a series of nine graduate ask questions” at a reception after designing and acting the play, a released during a time when Nathan Brown, junior speech forum presentations today at 4 p.m. the presentation in 104 Lumpkin press release said. women did the cooking and clean- communications major, as the in 122 Lumpkin Hall Hall, Augustine said. This year’s work, “Trifles,” ing, and the play deals with County Attorney; and Noel Koller, “It’s hugely prestigious for EIU Swigert’s other credentials was written by Susan Glaspell and women being more than that. senior finance major, as Mr. Hale. to have her coming here,” said Bob include previously serving as vice is a murder mystery placed on a Evers said she chose this play There is no admission for the Augustine, acting dean of the president for Governmental and small farm in Nebraska, where for the Women’s History and production and Evers said people Graduate School. Social Policies and serving as pro- John Wright was strangled to Awareness Month to celebrate its should come out and see the play, Augustine said Swigert will dis- ject officer for the Treatment death while his wife slept silently author,Susan Glaspell, and her because it is one most people read cuss the crisis many people may not Outcomes Project, both of the through it. Mrs. Wright is the push for women’s involvement in in English class, and the play is be aware of in speech rehabilitation American Speech Language main suspect but one main piece the world. much better seen than read. and health care. Hearing Association. “Most often, people aren’t as “It’s very exciting to have her aware of their coverage for rehabili- coming here to Eastern Illinois,” tation,” Augustine said. Augustine said. “We’re just delight- International tea to be held today He said in some cases, such as ed.” when a person becomes a stroke The forum is sponsored by the By Dan Ochwat said International Tea promotes the meeting. He said he expects victim, coverage has been “serious- Graduate School, the Department of Activities editor cultural awareness, friendships about 60 students to attend. ly curtailed” in its ability to cover Communication Disorders and and international relationships. Barua said the last meeting speech rehabilitation because of Sciences and the National Student The International Tea recep- Eastern students and members went well, hosting about 60 stu- recent Medicaid reforms. Speech Language Hearing tion will be held today to pro- of the community can meet inter- dents. He also said there was a “This may mean someone will Association. mote cultural awareness. national students and talk to good cultural mixture of stu- not be able to regain enough speech Frank Goldacker, coordinator of The reception is from 2 to 4 them about their culture, tradi- dents. to return to work or return to a nor- graduate studies for the p.m. on the first floor of Old tions and how they are handling The meeting will have mal life,” Augustine said. “(Swigert) Communication and Disorders and Main, center hallway. school, Barua said. refreshments provided by the is going to highlight some of those Sciences department, is the session Kendra Barua, graduate assis- Barua said he expects Eastern Otterbein United Methodist issues that people might not be chair. tant for International Programs, President Carol Surles to attend Church and is open to the public. 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After trailing 7-4 heading into Nebraska has finally fin- friendly advice to Faldo and Monday the NHL handed roundup the top of the sixth inning, Sigma ished beating up on Chicago the misguided ball. down several suspensions to Kappa exploded for 18 runs in the State. He told Faldo that he knew players. inning en route to the victory over The Cornhuskers finally from previous experience that First was Eric Lindross of Men’s league Tri Sigma Purple. ended the scoring after about a he could drop the ball under the Philadelphia Flyers for two Sigma Kappa’s 18-run sixth week. the tree for a one-stroke games for a high-sticking inci- Sigma Chi Blue 17, inning included a stretch of nine penalty. dent. consecutive hits and featured the A spectator informed the Pittsburgh’s Brad Werenka Sweat Dogs 4 only home run of a game, a blast to This also just in rules committee what had hap- got a one-game suspension for After hanging around for four deep left field by Debbie Sagle. Chicago Cubs’ pitcher pened and Faldo was disquali- slashing in a 4-3 loss to innings, the Sweat Dogs were blown The Sig Kaps sent 24 batters to Kerry Wood has finally fin- fied for playing from the wrong Buffalo. away by Sigma Chi Blue after giving the plate in the inning and scored ished relieving himself in pub- place. Chicago’s Ryan Vanden up seven runs in the fifth inning. 10 runs before the Tri Sigs were lic after making the arresting “It was... just a mistake,” Bussche was suspended for What started off to be a slow game even able to record an out in the police officer wait for some Pavin said after finishing the headbutting an Krzysztaf offensively, quickly picked up in the inning. time. day two over par. Olivia of the New Jersey later innings as Sigma Chi put togeth- Every player for Sigma Kappa Sure it was Corey. Devils. Several of Vanded er 13 runs in the final 3 innings. recorded at least two hits in the Just a bit of But next time remember one Bussche’s teammates have “It was a good team win, and we inning, and Sagle, along with thing: In order for cheating to also been suspended for really came together at the end,” said Stephanie Ruiz, each came friendly advice be effective, you must be in a impersonating a real hockey Sigma Chi’s Shawn Finnin, whose through with three hits in the Nick Faldo was disqualified position to win. team. towering homer jumpstarted the inning. onslaught. The sixth inning, which put Junior second basemen Julie Fonda helps the After Finnin’s homer got the team Sigma Kappa ahead for good, going, Sigma Chi hit three long balls team with her quick speed and ability to steal featured 10 singles, two doubles, a Panthers bases, as long as she can get to first. in the seventh to put the game away triple, a homerun, and five Tri Sig from Page 12 for good. Tom Johnson, Brian Jabaay, “Our hitting hasn’t been there the last three errors. games, but when I get on base, I steal to help my and Matt Newton all went yard in the After falling behind 2-0 in the six-run seventh inning. If all goes well, the practice will help the team,” Fonda said. “I try to get into a scoring top of the first inning, Tri Sigma Panthers improve hitting, lifting them out of their position because it is more likely you’re going to Good defensive efforts early kept Purple tied the game at two in the Sigma Chi in the game, allowing the cold spell, which will be an advantage for scor- score if you’re on second than if you’re stuck on bottom half of the inning. ing. first.” bats a chance to get heated up and put They then moved by scoring two away the Sweat Dogs. runs in the third inning and two “Definsively, we played well,” more in the fifth before Sigma Finnin said. “And our bats came on in Kappa erupted blew the game wide Need money to fix the later innings.” open. Jabaay led the way for Sigma Chi Nicole Kopman led the way for the clunker? Blue with a 3-for-4 effort including a Sigma Kappa with a 5-for-6 effort pair of singles and the seventh-inning and three runs scored. Sell your junk, or the home run. Matt Brennan led the Ruiz also had four singles and Sweat Dogs, scoring two of their four Sagle was a triple away from hit- car itself in the runs on a pair of singles. ting for the cycle. ■ compiled by Bill Ruthhart ■ compiled by Bill Ruthhart Classifieds Classifiedadvertising The Daily Eastern News

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Call 10 Tans for $25. We’ll get you Chad 348-3066 or Christine 348- tanned for summer at Tropi-tan. 5449. 348-8263. ______4/2 ______5/4 10 Tuesday, March 30, 1999 The Daily Eastern News Moore makes Complete pitcher championship From starter to closer and back to starter, stop with UConn Larson just trying to get into a groove ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (AP) clear it out, but I stayed solid, I By Matt Wilson – Ricky Moore made sure the stayed down. I didn’t go for any Staff writer names Langdon and Laettner didn’t pump-fakes. The Larson line become synonymous. “Fortunately, he traveled.’’ When the baseball season Moore, the most famous defen- Moore sent Duke reeling for the began, all the talk was about the Junior right handed pitcher sive specialist in America, forced first time in the Blue Devils’ domi- returning powerful Panther Trajan Langdon to travel with sec- nant season with seven points dur- offense. onds ticking down and Duke trailing a 15-4 run in the first half. But But with the help of No. 2 This season: ing by one in the NCAA champi- his biggest play, one that kids in his starter John Larson, the Eastern 2-2 record, 1.30 ERA in 34.2 pitching staff has made a name for onship game Monday night. native Augusta, Ga., will be talking innings pitched Langdon lost the ball again, and about on the playgrounds for years, itself this season. The junior had Connecticut came as Langdon was poised to one of his strongest outings of the *Opponents are hitting .234 celebrated its Men’s basketball shoot down UConn’s quest for an season in the 7-0 win in the sec- against Larson first national Duke 74 upset. ond game of the doubleheader title with a “We had Ricky Moore,’’ team- against Southeast Missouri on Coming into this year: 77-74 victory UConn 77 mate Kevin Freeman said. “No one Saturday, going the distance for Larson appeared in 45 games his second complete game of the over Duke. could stop him.’’ and compiled a 6-7 record When it was over, Moore raised On offense, or defense. season. his arms to the crowd and walked Moore, who had all of his 13 “That was a great confidence along with a 7.13 ERA. off the court, a rare player who lift- points in the first half with a rare builder because I did not pitch a ed his team to championship offensive outburst, made quite a complete game all last year,” heights just because he could guard name for himself in this tournament Larson said. Larson has each time he takes the a lot in reducing other teams’ anybody. with a talent that usually goes The SEMO win and a 4-0 mound. runs,” Larson said. “We’ve given Christian Laettner, who was sit- unheralded. He held Ohio complete-game shutout against “I started off as a closer, so my the team a chance to win every ting in the stands, beat UConn State’s Scoonie Penn to 11 Middle Tennessee on March 21 goal at the beginning of the season game, and that’s the way we want with an incredible buzzer-beater on points and 3-for-13 shooting in the were the first two starts of the sea- was not to blow any saves,” it to be.” an inbounds play in the 1990 national semifinal. son for Larson. At the beginning Larson said. “But now that I’m a Larson has been one of the regional final. This time, Moore This came after stellar defensive of the season, Panther head coach starter, I’m just trying to get back pitchers that has been able to made certain that Langdon didn’t performances earlier this Jim Schmitz decided to use the into the swing of things and be improve from last season to this even get to attempt the game-win- season against Michigan State’s Minooka High School product in a prepared to pitch seven or nine season. Schmitz said Larson has ning shot. Mateen Cleaves (2-for-15) and relieving role to take the place of innings.” been able to add more pitches to “I’ve been privileged to play Stanford’s Arthur Lee (4-for-13). former Panther closer Bobby The starting role is not some- his arsenal, which has helped two of the greatest basketball Guarding his boyhood friend Castelli. thing new to Larson, as he was Larson get ahead of batters. games,’’ UConn coach Jim William Avery for some of the But Schmitz did not get the also the No. 1 or No. 2 starter for “Last year he relied a lot on his Calhoun said. “In the other one, in game, he started paying more atten- production from one of his the Ohio Valley Conference regu- slider,” Schmitz said. “Now he’s 1990, Christian Laettner made that tion to Langdon in the second half. starters, and was forced to move lar season champions last season. been able to go out and get ahead shot.’’ And when Langdon got the ball in Larson to the starting role. As a starter, he pitched a team- of hitters with his fastball and Laettner didn’t have Moore the closing seconds, the Ricky “We wanted to give our team to high 74.2 innings, had a 6-5 change up and get ahead early in guarding him. Radar was locked in. give a chance to win early on,” record and an ERA of 7.35. He the count with his slider.” After UConn point guard Moore got in position as Schmitz said. was also second on the team in Before the wins over SEMO Khalid El-Amin lofted an airball on Langdon leaned forward and glided Larson had responded to the strikeouts with 62. and Middle Tennessee, Larson a tough running jumper, Langdon confidently downcourt, looking a adjustment of becoming a starter, Larson is on track to once started off the season with an 0-2 got the ball with UConn leading little like Grant Hill. by only giving up 12 hits and 10 again lead the team in innings record. But Larson said that is a 75-74. Duke didn’t call a timeout. After a fearless display of between- walks in the two starts combined. pitched. little deceiving, as he said one of Dribbling between his legs the-legs dribbling, Langdon tried to He has only given up three extra Even with the loss of starter his best performances of the sea- before spinning and driving on spin on Moore. base hits in the two starts, both Brian Prina and Castelli, Larson son was the 2-0 loss to Winthrop Moore, Langdon got his feet tan- Big mistake. The whistle blew, being doubles. still says this year’s staff has done over spring break. gled and traveled with 5.4 seconds and Duke had blown it. Because of the success Larson a better job of keeping other teams Larson credits his defense for left. El-Amin hit two free throws, After El-Amin’s free throws, has had on the mound this season, off the scoreboard this season. The helping him get on the winning and UConn did what few thought Langdon tried to redeem himself the right hander has a staff-leading Eastern pitching staff has only track, especially in the win was possible. with a drive down the sideline 1.30 ERA. In 34 2/3 innings allowed teams to reach double Saturday, when he only gave up “I heard Coach K tell Trajan to through heavy traffic, but lost the pitched, Larson has given up five digits four times this season. Last four hits and three walks. go get the ball,’’ Moore said. “I felt ball. earned runs while striking out a season the staff allowed oppo- “I had good defense behind if he got it, he wasn’t going to do Mr. Moore’s defensive clinic – team-high 26 and still hasn’t nents an average of seven runs per me,” he said. “I only had six anything with it. It was crunch time. and UConn’s long wait for a allowed a triple or a homer. game. strikeouts (Saturday), so I didn’t It was me against him. They tried to national title – was over. With this adjustment, also “We’ve done a good job com- dominate the hitters; I just hit my came a change in the philosophy pared to last year; we’ve improved spots.” Can you read,write and formulate a complete thought? Even if you can’t,join the sports staff.Call 7944.

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should follow. national “We will start talking soon Scoreboard about doing it again next year,’’ said former infielder Tony Green 0-2 0-0 0, Bradley 4-13 4-5 12, (Linden, Cairns), 8:53. Penalties – Volkman from the Anaheim Angels for sports EIU CALENDAR Nash 2-7 0-0 5, Strickland 7-17 0-0 17, Harlock, NYI (holding), 5:38; Jonsson, TENNIS infielder Andy Sheets and outfielder Bernazard, now at the players’ Trent 9-13 2-3 20, Davis 4-8 0-1 10, NYI (hooking), 6:20; Kennedy, NYI Gus Kennedy; placed catcher Carlos union. Cuban sports officials also Today Walker 4-9 2-5 10, Nowitzki 3-7 5-5 11, (cross-checking), 10:08; MacLean, ATP Hernandez on the 15-day disabled list with a ruptured left Achilles tendon; 4:00 p.m. – Softball vs. SIU – Anstey 1-2 1-2 3. Totals 39-92 17-24 NYR (hooking), 11:18; Lapointe, NYI Money Leaders seemed satisfied with the first optioned pitcher pitcher Heath Murray, Carbondale (2), Williams Field 101. (ob.-holding stick), 15:02; Smolinski, 1.Yevgeny Kafelnikov, $695,115. catcher Ben Davis, outfielder Gary visit by a major league team in 2:00 p.m. – M/W Tennis vs. Bradley, Seattle 24 27 32 – 109 NYI, major (fighting), 18:14; Brennan, 2. Richard Krajicek, $574,809. Dallas 22 15 44 – 101 NYR, major (fighting), 18:14. 3. Mark Philippoussis, $462,167. Matthews, Jr. and infielders Ed inbrief Lantz Courts 40 years. They appear willing to Giovanola and Juan Melo to minor Wednesday 3-Point Goals – Seattle 7-20 (Schrempf Third Period – 3, N.Y.Rangers, Gretzky 4. Thomas Enqvist, $407,178. 2-2, Ellis 2-7, Barry 1-1, Crotty 1-3, 9, 17:53. 4, N.Y.Rangers, MacLean 26 5.Tim Henman, $300,909. league camp; assigned outfielder make this an annual event and no 1:00 p.m. – Baseball vs. Butler (2), Payton 1-6, Hawkins 0-1), Dallas 6-20 (Malhotra, Sundstrom), 19:17 (en). 6. Carlos Moya, $293,192. Shane Mack to minor league camp; doubt would love to have the Monier Field released catcher Mark Parent and out- Jordan goes public (Strickland 3-7, Davis 2-3, Nash 1-6, Penalties – Knuble, NYR (ob.-holding), 7. Tommy Haas, $280,766. 2:00 p.m. – Women’s Tennis vs. fielder Chris Jones. Finley 0-1, Nowitzki 0-3). Fouled out – 6:31; Harlock, NYI (holding), 9:14. 8. Wayne Black, $254,207. New York Yankees, a popular Belmont, Lantz Courts Seattle Mariners – Released pitcher Nash. Shots on goal – N.Y.Islanders 4-6-12 – 9. Jerome Golmard, $246,806. team among fans on the 10. Greg Rusedski, $230,416. Bill Swift. about Hornet Rebounds – Seattle 59 (Polynice 12), 22. N.Y. Rangers 14-8-13 – 35. Power- Rankings Toronto Blue Jays – Returned outfield- Dallas 52 (Walker 13). Assists – Seattle play Opportunities – N.Y.Islanders 0 of Communist island. NBA 1. Pete Sampras, 3,525. er Jimmy Hurst to minor league camp. 22 (Payton 7), Dallas 21 (Strickland 7). 3; N.Y. Rangers 0 of 5. 2. Carlos Moya, 3,516. Rockford Reds (Midwest League/A) – ownership “To come down here and Total fouls – Seattle 21, Dallas 25. Goalies – N.Y.Islanders, Flaherty 2-9-1 EASTERN CONFERENCE 3.Yevgeny Kafelnikov, 3,382. Named Rob Bolton director of corpo- Technicals – McCoy, Anstey. (34 shots-32 saves). N.Y. Rangers, experience it, just to get to see Atlantic Division 4. Richard Krajicek, 3,119. rate sales. CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) – A – 13,311 18,042). Richter 25-27-8 (22-21). W L GB 5. Patrick Rafter, 3,115. BASKETBALL and understand the mystique of A – 18,200 (18,200). Michael Jordan went on record Orlando 21 9 - 6. Alex Corretja, 3,101. Atlanta Hawks – Signed guard Jeff Cuba, it was worth it,’’ Montreal Miami 19 9 1.0 Nuggets 100, 7. Tim Henman, 2,633. Sheppard to a second 10-day contract. Monday that he’s had prelimi- Philadelphia 15 13 5.0 Clippers, 88 Vancouver 1, Phoenix 0 8. Todd Martin, 2,279. Dallas Mavericks – Signed center nary talks about co-owning the GM Jim Beattie said. “Having New York 16 14 5.0 First Period – None. Penalties – None. 9. Mark Philippoussis, 2,264. Bruno Sundov to a two-year contract; L.A. CLIPPERS (88) – Nesby 2-7 2- activated guard Robert Pack off the done it once, the next time you Washington 12 16 8.0 Second Period – 1, Phoenix, Roenick 10. Karol Kucera, 2,253. Charlotte Hornets, but will his 2 6, M.Taylor 5-13 0-2 10, Olowokandi injured list. Boston 9 18 10.5 22 (Leach, Tverdovsky), 3:05. 2, won’t have that fear or awe.’’ 1-11 5-6 7, Martin 2-6 5-6 11, La Crosse Bobcats (CBA) – Named presence bring back the fans? New Jersey 5 23 15.0 Calgary, Stillman 24 (Iginla, Corbet), Piatkowski 3-6 3-4 10, Wright 1-1 2-6 4, COLLEGE Dennis Johnson coach. Almost all 30 major league Central Division 16:05 (pp). Penalties – Belak, Cal, And could it even help the Smith 0-1 0-0 0, Hudson 6-8 3-4 16, Rockford Lightning (CBA) – Re-signed Indiana 20 8 – Rogers 4-7 9-13 17, Murray 2-9 2-2 7, major (fighting), 5:42; deBrusk, Pho, battle to build a new downtown teams sent a representative or major (fighting), 5:42; Cummins, Pho guard Ryan Hoover. Atlanta 18 11 2.5 Skinner 0-1 0-0 0. Totals 26-70 31-45 Baseball FOOTBALL two to see the Orioles beat a Detroit 17 12 3.5 88. (ob.-holding), 5:59; Nazarov, Cal TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) – The top 25 NBA arena? (boarding), 7:35; Roenick, Pho (inter- New York Jets – Signed free agent Cuban all-star team 3-2 in 11 Milwaukee 16 12 4.0 DENVER (100) – Stith 4-7 5-6 15, teams in the Collegiate Baseball poll guard Erik Norgard, who had been with Lofty expectations for just ference), 15:36; Roche, Cal (roughing), Cleveland 14 13 5.5 McDyess 9-20 6-8 24, Fortson 0-5 0-0 (voting by coaches, sports writers and the Tennessee Oilers; terminated the 15:36; Leach, Pho (roughing), 15:36. one man. innings Sunday. Tampa Bay Toronto 14 14 6.0 0, Billups 8-16 6-6 24, Van Exel 9-18 3- sports information directors): contract of guard Todd Burger. Third Period – 3, Phoenix, Reichel 23 Charlotte 12 15 7.5 3 22, J.Taylor 0-4 2-2 2, Clark 1-2 1-2 3, 1. Florida State Washington Redskins – Signed unre- But this is Michael Jordan, Devil Rays owner Vince Naimoli (Tverdovsky), 15:30. Penalties – Chicago 8 21 12.5 Herrera 1-3 0-0 2, Washington 3-5 0-0 2. Auburn stricted free agent defensive end Calgary bench, served by Ward (too hopes the trip helps him under- WESTERN CONFERENCE 8. Totals 35-80 23-27 100. 3. Stanford Anthony Cook, who had been with the after all. Jordan wasn’t saying Midwest Division L.A. Clippers 23 20 27 – 88 many men), 19:22; Roenick, Pho 4. Pepperdine Tennessee Oilers, to a one-year con- stand more about star pitcher (hooking), 19:36. Shots on goal – very much about his plans, W L GB Denver 30 24 22 – 100 5. Cal. St.-Fullerton tract. Calgary 12-14-9 – 35. Phoenix 9-13-3 Rolando Arrojo, a Cuban Utah 21 7 – 3-Point Goals – L.A. Clippers 5-8 6. Miami Calgary Stampeders (CFL) – Signed although he did confirm Monday – 25. Power-play Opportunities – Houston 21 9 1.0 (Martin 2-2, Murray 1-1, Piatkowski 1-2, 7. Georgia Tech receiver Damien Morris. defector. Hudson 1-2, Nesby 0-1), Denver 7-14 Calgary 1 of 3; Phoenix 0 of 2. 8. North Carolina that he has been in touch with San Antonio 19 10 2.5 Arizona Rattlers (Arena) – Acquired (Stith 2-2, Washington 2-3, Billups 2-4, Goalies – Calgary, Wregget 9-8-3 (25 9. Rice Minnesota 16 13 5.5 lineman Jerald Jeffcoat from the Hornets and NBA officials. Van Exel 1-4, J.Taylor 0-1). Fouled shots-23 saves). Phoenix, Khabibulin 10. Florida Dallas 10 20 12.0 Buffalo Destroyers for lineman Seamus out – M.Taylor. Rebounds – L.A. 29-19-7 (35-34). 11. Mississippi State “In response to reports, I can Denver 7 22 14.5 Murphy; placed fullback-linebacker Notre Dame plans Clippers 52 (Wright, Piatkowski 8), A – 16,210 (16,210). 12. Wichita State Vancouver 5 23 16.0 Brian Easter on recallable waivers. confirm that I have been contact- Denver 55 (Fortson, McDyess 15). 13. Baylor Buffalo Destroyers (Arena) – Waived Pacific Division Assists – L.A. Clippers 14 (Martin, 14. Florida Atlantic ed by (Hornets owner) George to name new coach Portland 22 5 – wide receiver-defensive back Carey Hudson 3), Denver 20 (Billups 9). Total MLB 15. Alabama Bender. L.A. Lakers 20 11 4.5 Shinn and (NBA commissioner) fouls – L.A. Clippers 24, Denver 28. 16. Texas Florida Bobcats (Arena) – Recalled full- SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) – Seattle 14 13 8.5 Technicals – M.Taylor, Herrera. AMERICAN LEAGUE 17. Texas A&M back-linebacer Basil Proctor. David Stern regarding co-owner- Phoenix 14 16 10.0 Notre Dame officials plan to A – 7,829 (17,171). W L Pct. 18. Arizona State New Jersey Red Dogs (Arena) – ship of the Charlotte Hornets,’’ Sacramento 13 17 11.0 Kansas City 18 7 .720 19. Nebraska Acquired the rights to quarterback introduce their new basketball Golden State 12 16 11.0 Seattle 18 8 .692 20. Oral Roberts Charles Puleri from the Iowa Jordan said in the statement L.A. Clippers 3 24 19.5 NHL 21. Texas Tech coach Tuesday after meeting Boston 15 8 .652 Barnstormers for future considerations; issued Monday through agent *Late games not included Baltimore 11 9 .550 22. Louisiana State waived wide receiver-defensive back with two of the leading candi- Monday’s Results EASTERN CONFERENCE Detroit 13 11 .542 23. Wake Forest Eddie Klaneski; signed quarterback David Falk’s office in dates over the weekend. Atlanta 83, Indiana 82 Northeast Division Chicago 14 13 .519 24. East Carolina Brian Cummings and fullback-line- 25. Southern Calif. Washington. Seattle 109, Dallas 101 Pts GF GA Texas 11 11 .500 backer Seth Thomas; placed defensive School officials scheduled a Denver 100, L.A.Clippers 88 Ottawa 92 211 153 Cleveland 12 13 .480 specialist Tom Costin and quarterback Jordan spoke with Shinn ear- 3 p.m. CST Tuesday news con- *Vancouver at LA Lakers Toronto 84 231 211 New York 12 15 .444 OVC Standings Brian Cummings on exempt. lier this month about buying a Today’s Games Buffalo 79 183 156 Oakland 12 15 .444 Orlando Predators – Signed offensive ference to name the new coach, Boston 77 189 164 Boston at Charlotte, 6:30 p.m. Anaheim 11 14 .440 Conf. Overall specialist Antwuan Wyatt. 50-percent share of the NBA Montreal 68 168 186 Murray State 5-1 19-6-1 Detroit at Atlanta, 6:30 p.m. Tampa Bay 10 13 .435 Portland Forest Dragons – Waived line- but declined to say Monday who Atlantic Division Austin Peay 5-1 15-9-0 New Jersey at Orlando, 6:30 p.m. Minnesota 11 16 .407 man Blaine Berger. franchise, according to officials Pts GF GA SEMO 4-2 11-12-0 it is. The announcement came Toronto at Cleveland, 6:30 p.m. Toronto 8 18 .308 HOCKEY New Jersey 88 211 176 Middle Tennessee 3-3 9-14-0 with the Hornets and the league. Indiiana at New York, 7 p.m. NATIONAL LEAGUE New York Islanders – Recalled two days after Notre Dame offi- Pittsburgh 85 219 190 Eastern Illinois 3-3 17-15-0 defenseman Vladimir Chebaturkin and “At this stage, however, the Dallas at Minnesota, 7 p.m. W L Pct. cials met with Gonzaga coach Seattle at San Antonio, 7:30 p.m. Philadelphia 83 211 173 Eastern Kentucky 2-4 16-12-0 center Mike Kennedy from Lowell of N.Y. Rangers 70 199 203 Los Angeles 17 7 .708 Tennessee-Martin 1-2 10-18-0 discussions are very preliminary Washington at Milwaukee, 7:30 p.m. the American Hockey League. Dan Monson and Xavier coach N.Y. Islanders 49 168 218 Arizona 18 8 . 692 Tennessee Tech 1-5 9-14-0 Philadelphia at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. COLLEGE and I am unsure whether I will Southeast Division San Diego 17 9 .654 Morehead State 0-3 10-11-1 Skip Prosser. Denver at Vancouver, 9 p.m. Gardner-Webb – Named Mike Pts GF GA Pittsburgh 13 10 .565 Simpson women’s swimming coach. be able to make an investment on Utah at Sacramento, 9:30 p.m. Gonzaga athletic director Carolina 76 187 186 St. Louis 13 10 .565 Gettysburg – Announced the retire- Houston at L.A. Clippers, 9:30 p.m. terms that are acceptable to me,’’ Florida 71 183 186 Atlanta 13 11 .542 ment of sports information director Bob Mike Roth said Monday that Portland at Golden State, 9:30 p.m. TRANSACTIONS Washington 64 182 191 Cincinnati 13 13 .500 Kenworthy, effective August 31. Jordan said. Notre Dame officials met with Tampa Bay 39 152 258 Philadelphia 11 12 .478 New Haven – Named Cazzie Hornets officials were not Atlanta 83, Indiana 82 WESTERN CONFERENCE New York 12 14 .462 BASEBALL Kosciolek and Frank DeGennaro run- Monson on Saturday but didn’t Anaheim Angels – Announced the ATLANTA (83) – Henderson 1-9 0-0 2, Central Division San Francisco 12 15 .444 ning backs coaches, Tony Mortali line- talking Monday about Jordan’s retirement of infielder Luis Rivera. know whether they planned to Crawford 4-9 2-2 10, Mutombo 6-8 2-5 Pts GF GA Colorado 11 14 .440 backers coach, Ron DeVincenzo offen- Atlanta Braves – Optioned pitcher remarks. 14, Smith 5-13 1-3 13, Johnson 6-12 4- Detroit 76 216 184 Houston 10 13 .435 sive line coach, John Svatik defensive meet again. He did not return St. Louis 73 207 188 Florida 10 15 .400 Bruce Chen to Richmond of the backs coach and Stan Holmes tight Jordan, who grew up in 4 17, Long 3-5 8-8 14, West 0-0 0-0 0, International League (AAA). messages left for him Monday McLeod 2-4 4-4 8, Corbin 2-7 1-4 5. Nashville 57 170 229 Montreal 10 17 .370 ends coach. Chicago 54 173 231 Baltimore Orioles – Acquired pitcher Wilmington and starred at the Totals 29-67 22-30 83. Milwaukee 9 17 .346 Texas – Announced freshman tight end night after Notre Dame Northwest Division Jason Johnson from the Tampa Bay INDIANA (82) – Mullin 6-10 2-2 15, Chicago 8 17 .320 Adam Dunn, junior fullback Josh University of North Carolina, Pts GF GA Devil Rays for outfielder Danny Clyburn D.Davis 2-5 0-0 4, Smits 10-16 2-2 22, Monday’s Grapefruit Results Spoerl and sophomore tailback Eric announced plans to name a new Colorado 83 205 181 and a player to be named. Tasby have left the team. said staying involved in the NBA Miller 6-15 5-5 17, Jackson 3-9 3-4 9, Montreal 4, Los Angeles 3 Chicago Cubs – Claimed outfielder coach. Calgary 67 191 204 Philadelphia 6, Toronto 4 A.Davis 2-5 0-2 4, Perkins 0-4 1-2 1, Edmonton 65 196 196 Curtis Goodwin off waivers from the “would be a fulfilling personal Kansas 4, Cleveland 2 Rose 3-6 0-0 6, Best 1-4 0-0 2, Vancouver 53 175 226 Colorado Rockies; named Danny Pittsburgh 6, Minnesota 4 and business challenge.’’ Harrington 1-3 0-0 2. Totals 34-77 13- Pacific Division Sheaffer manager at Eugene of the ON THIS DAY New York Mets 6, Houston 5 17 82. Pts GF GA Northwest League (A). “In addition, as a North Duval No. 1 in golf Tampa Bay 8, Texas 1 Atlanta 26 16 23 – 83 Dallas 102 206 160 Colorado Rockies – Optioned pitcher 1940 – Indiana beat Kansas 60-42 for Baltimore 7, St. Louis 6 Carolina native, I would wel- Indiana 23 23 14 – 82 Phoenix 84 183 173 Jim Stoops to Colorado Springs of the the NCAA basketball championship. PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Atlanta 3, Florida 2 3-Point Goals – Atlanta 3-9 (Smith 2-4, Anaheim 77 194 174 Pacific Coast League (AAA); assigned 1943 – Kenny Sailors scored 16 points, come the opportunity to be New York Yankees 9, Detroit 8 Fla. (AP) – Ten months ago, Johnson 1-2, Crawford 0-1, Corbin 0- San Jose 71 166 167 infielder Terry Shumpert to minor leading Wyoming to a 56-43 victory league camp; acquired outfielder Pat involved in growing the Hornets 2), Indiana 1-13 (Mullin 1-5, Jackson 0- Los Angeles 59 164 188 Monday’s Cactus Results over Georgetown for the NCAA bas- David Duval tried to fend off Watkins from the Florida Marlins for a 1, Harrington 0-1, Perkins 0-2, Miller 0- *Late games not included Anaheim 9, San Diego 0 ketball championship. into an elite NBA team,’’ Jordan player to be named. questions about whether he was 4). Fouled out – Smith. Rebounds – Monday’s Results Arizona 8, Milwaukee 4 1981 – Sophomore guard Isiah Detroit Tigers – Placed infielder Jason said. “It would be premature to Atlanta 47 (Mutombo 17), Indiana 46 NY Rangers 3, NY Islanders 1 Colorado 9, Chicago Cubs 5 Thomas scored 23 points, leading the best golfer in the world. Wood on the 15-day disabled list with a (D.Davis 12). Assists – Atlanta 13 Vancouver 1, Phoenix 0 Oakland 10, San Francisco 3 Indiana to a 63-50 victory over North comment any further.’’ fractured left forearm. “I don’t think it’s fair for me (Johnson 6), Indiana 15 (Jackson 9). Chicago White Sox 9, Seattle 3 Carolina for the NCAA basketball title. Today’s Games Houston Astros – Waived pitcher Total fouls – Atlanta 20, Indiana 27. Los Angeles at Boston, 6 p.m. Today’s Games 1986 – Texas won the women’s NCAA to answer that,’’ he said then, Xavier Hernandez and outfielder Dave basketball title, beating Southern Cal Technicals – Miller. Nashville at Washington, 6 p.m. Minnesota vs. Tampa Bay ., 1:05 p.m. Clark for the purpose of giving them 97-81. at the Memorial tournament. “If I A – 16,669 (16,530). Carolina at Philadelphia, 6:30 p.m. Boston vs. Texas , 1:05 p.m. More major league Atlanta vs. Cleveland, 1:05 p.m. their unconditonal release. 1987 – Keith Smart’s 16-foot jump shot Ottawa at Pittsburgh, 6:30 p.m. Los Angeles Dodgers – Optioned say yes, then I’m arrogant. If I Montreal vs. Baltimore., 1:05 p.m. gave Indiana a 74-73 victory over SuperSonics 109, Calgary at Colorado, 8 p.m. infielder Juan Castro and catcher Detroit vs. Houston, 1:05 p.m. Syracuse for the NCAA men’s basket- say no, I have no confidence.’’ Phoenix at Edmonton, 8 p.m. Angel Pena to Albuquerque of the games in Cuba? Dallas 101 Kansas City vs. Philadelphia , 1:05 p.m. ball championship. Pacific Coast League (AAA); assigned 1991 – Darryl Plandowski scored 1:57 Now, Duval doesn’t have to SEATTLE (109) – Schrempf 7-10 4-4 Toronto vs. Pittsburgh, 1:05 p.m. HAVANA (AP) – Baseball pitcher Chris Haney and infielder Scott into the third overtime, giving Northern 20, Owens 7-10 1-1 15, Polynice 3-8 3- N.Y. Rangers 3, New York Yankees vs. Cincinnati, 1:05 p.m. say anything at all. He has Livingstone to their minor-league Michigan its first NCAA hockey title with people of all sorts were buzzing 10 9, Payton 9-17 1-2 20, Hawkins 1-4 N.Y. Islanders 1 Los Angeles vs. St. Loui , 1:05 p.m. camp; placed pitcher Antonio Osuna an 8-7 victory over Boston University in always preferred to stand on his 2-2 4, McCoy 2-3 0-0 4, Stepania 4-8 Florida vs. New York Mets, 1:10 p.m. Monday in the waiting area at First Period – None. Penalty – and infielder Alex Cora on the 15-day the second-longest championship results, and Sunday was no dif- 0-0 8, Crotty 2-6 6-6 11, Ellis 4-11 0-0 Schneider, NYR (cross-checking), Anaheim vs. Oakland, 3:05 p.m. disabled list, retroactive to March 25; game ever. Jose Marti International Airport. 10, Barry 1-1 1-3 4, Lewis 0-0 2-4 2, 5:14. Seattle vs. Arizona, 3:05 p.m. announced that pitcher Doug Bochtler 1995 – Maine beat Michigan 4-3 in ferent in The Players A.Williams 1-2 0-0 2. Totals 41-80 20- Second Period – 1, N.Y. Rangers, Milwaukee vs. San Diego, 3:05 p.m. has elected to become a free agent. triple overtime, the longest hockey The No. 1 topic? Trying to set up 32 109. Graves 36 (Leetch, MacLean), Chicago Cubs vs. San Francisco, 3:05 p.m. San Diego Padres – Acquired catcher- game in NCAA tournament history, to Championship. DALLAS (101) – Finley 5-14 3-3 13, 3:21. 2, N.Y. Islanders, Czerkawski 15 Chicago White Sox vs. Colorado, 9:05 p.m. infielder Phil Nevin and pitcher Keith advance to the NCAA title game. more games between major His patience tested in the league teams and the Cubans. most taxing conditions, Duval League presidents, owners, never lost his poise. Five times general managers, scouts and over the course of the final Do you like to write? 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Kyle Bauer Associate sports editor email: [email protected] I am not shucking around he Nebraska Cornhuskers made a late bid for the national T championship with their 50-3 win over Chicago State last week. Oh wait, that was a baseball score. Coming off of a 10-day layoff, Lacey Buidosik / Associate photo editor the Cornhuskers took Chicago St. Eastern junior second baseman Julie Fonda swings through a pitch during Sunday’s doubleheader sweep at home against DePaul. The Panthers play host to behind the woodshed, scoring 19 Southern Illinois today for a 4 p.m. doubleheader in what will be the teams’ fourth meeting of the young season. SIU holds a 3-0 season advantage. first-inning runs. Nebraska led 32- 2 after just three innings of play. “I’ve never, ever seen a score Panthers try for first win in four tries against SIU this season like this,” Cornhusker infielder Craig Moore said after his 5-for- By Kristin Rojek games against Southern, it is prepared for the brushing up on fundamentals. 7,10 RBI performance. “I’ve never Staff writer strong hitting and pitching the Salukis carry “Our only expectation is to get better after dreamed about my team scoring with them. playing tough competition, so we can be a bet- this many runs.” With its first day of practice in over a week “They’re big hitters and play tough defense,” ter team in the OVC,” Searle said. Although you would assume coming Monday, the softball team finally got a junior outfielder Adrienne Noll said. “We After stiff competition from DePaul Sunday, by the score that Nebraska was chance to touch up on fundamentals in prepara- haven’t been hitting well in the past few games, Searle said her hopes are for the team to play as trying to run the Cougars into the tion for today’s home doubleheader against but our team can beat them.” well as it did Sunday for a much-needed win ground, that was not the case. Southern Illinois at 4 p.m. Practice Monday consisted of major concen- against Southern. Because Eastern has been up The Cornhuskers never stole a After losing both games to the Salukis in a tration in the area of hitting, a weakness that has against several very competitive and talented base and by the top of the third, twin set at Carbondale last month, and dropping plagued the Panthers for the past three games. teams thus far, Searle said this will start helping had four freshmen playing. another one to them last weekend, the Panthers Eastern’s pitchers will also be practicing to hold the team, as long as everybody can stay confi- “You really feel bad for the will have another shot at redemption and to off the incredible hitters that Southern has. dent. other team,” coach Dave Van Horn improve on its 4-12 record. “They need to have less hits and work on “Things are favorable after being up against said. “You really don’t know what “It’s definitely nice to be at home,” head one pitch at a time,” Searle said. “We need to teams such as DePaul, Bradley and ISU,” Searle to do. I mean, you’ve got to send a coach Lloydene Searle said. “We have good pick up the defense and work on the pitches.” said. guy up to the plate, and you can’t fans that support us.” Searle said improvements need to be made really tell him to try to make an Because Eastern has already played three in pitching, hitting, and the defense, while See PANTHERS Page 9 out.” The Cornhuskers scored 50 runs on 35 hits coming off of five different Cougar pitchers. The One senior hopes to Cook the Braves Chicago State pitching staff issued 16 walks, while the rest of the Meet has special meaning for Peoria native team committed five errors. Everyone here at Eastern will By David Pump Cook said. “They all have (three) years be looking forward to seeing the Staff writer remaining, where I will only be here until the Cougars on April 7. end of the semester. Eastern senior tennis player Brad Cook “I am looking forward to finishing up my will be facing Bradley at 2 p.m. on Tuesday career, but I am going to miss it too.” Sunday night for the final time in his collegiate career, but Cook has some advice for the underclass- this home meet may be the most anticipated men especially since the team plays in the fights of them all. fall and spring. The only thing missing from “It is a pretty big rivalry for me,” the “Tennis is a year-round sport, and it is Sunday night’s Lakers-Knicks Peoria native said. “I know some of the guys really easy to get burned out,” he said. game (and I use the term loosely) on their team and when we were there, a lot “There are times when they need to work was Michael Buffer doing intro- of people came out to see me play.” hard, but they also need to have fun too.” ductions and Don King present at This meet is so important for Cook, that The men’s team has been having a lot of ring-side. he has put a little added pressure on his team- fun recently as it currently has a two-game Who would have ever imagined mates. winning streak and has defeated Bradley in that a game between two teams “I told the guys that this is a meet we need the fall. that carry Dennis Rodman and to win,” the Panther’s No. 1 singles player “We are pretty even,” Bradley coach Latrell Sprewell on their rosters said. “(The other guys on the team) had Byron Rabb said. “It is always close and we would end up in a fight. some teams that they wanted to win against, can expect pretty much the same level of The main event featured so they understand how important this meet matches that we saw in the fall. Shaquille O’Neal taking on Chris is to me. Now hopefully we will all go out Heading into today’s action, the Braves Dudley. For those of you scoring there and get the job done.” are 7-7 overall and the Panthers have a 5-7 at home, O’Neal emerged as the Another added dimension is that his record. The two women’s teams did not face new heavyweight champion. father was a former Brave athlete, but that each other in the fall but the Panthers have a The big man scored an early did not play into his decision to attend much better squad, Rabb said. takedown and as he was retreating Eastern. “We have had a couple of good players to his corner, Dudley threw a bas- “My dad played baseball at Bradley, so get injured,” Rabb said. “It has been tough on ketball at his head, causing the ref part of me kind of felt like I should go there,” us especially with our No. 1 singles players to stop the fight early. Cook said. “I felt that I needed to get away injured.” Accusations about Don King’s from here, and when I looked at schools, Despite coming off of a tough 6-3 loss involvement in the fight have Eastern had a lot more to offer me.” against Western Illinois on Sunday, the already been raised. Lacey Buidosik / Associate photo editor Now in his final semester, Cook said he is women’s team is still one game over .500, No rematch has been scheduled looked upon by the team as a leader for the posting a 5-4 record. Conversely, Bradley as of yet. Senior tennis player Brad Cook fights off a ball Sunday against Western Illinois Sunday. Cook, a Peoria native, looks at today’s five freshmen. has lost all five of its dual meets after return- See BAUER Page 9 meet against Bradley as a must win for the Panthers. “I try to lead them in the right direction,” ing from spring break.