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SUNNY SPORTS a high of 59º The Movin’ INSIDE Daily Eastern on up Parental Panthers TUESDAY Eastern Illinois University climb in Charleston, Ill. 61920 I- AA poll October 24,1995 support Vol. 81, No. 47 African American Cultural 12 pages Center sponsors single parent STORY News 12 support group STORY 3 “Tell the truth and don’t be afraid” Governor names new board members By CHAD GALLAGHER Trust Co. in Park Ridge; Thomas sician and current Board of Administration editor Johnson, attorney and president of Governor’s trustee, said he is INdepth Williams & McCarthy in excited to be part of Eastern’s Eastern’s Governing Board Trustees After months of speculation, Rockford; Carl Koerner, CEO of individual board and will use his the seven names of Eastern’s new Koerner Distribution in Ef- vast background at Eastern as an Name & Age Occupation & Residence governing board trustees were fingham; and Betsy Mitchell, advantage to all trustees. ■ Nate Anderson, 45 ■ Principal at Rock Island High School, announced Monday morning by Director of Public Affairs for “Having known and dealt with Rock Island, the office of Gov. Jim Edgar. Devonshire Realty in Champaign. all the previous (Eastern) pre- ■ Keith Branson, 64 ■ Real estate broker at Coldwell- “Eastern’s new trustees have a Among the seven trustees, sidents except (Livingston C.) Banker Classic Real Estate, Mattoon ■ ■ broad range of backgrounds and backgrounds and specialties vary Lord it is a privilege and honor to Susan Gilpin, 41 Vice President of Northern Trust Co., experiences, and each will bring a from a local Charleston family be able to serve on Eastern’s Park Ridge ■ Dr. Mack Hollowell, 75 ■ Physician, Charleston valuable perspective to the physician to the president of the board,” Hollowell said. “With the board,” Eastern President David largest law firm in Rockford. forming of the (individual) board ■ Thomas Johnson, 52 ■ Attorney and president of William & Jorns said. “We’re delighted with “I have a very warm feeling for there will be seven people giving McCarthy, Rockford today’s appointments and look the university – I think it has a attention to (Eastern); with the ■ Carl Koerner, 68 ■ Chief Executive Officer of Koerner forward to a positive and sense of community and (college BOG, nine trustees were looking Distribution, Effingham productive working relationship.” atmosphere) that is unique,” said over five universities.” ■ Betsy Mitchell, 41 ■ Director of Public Affairs at The seven-member board, Johnson, who has served on The BOG is set for elimination Devonshire Realty, Champaign which will take over governance several boards governing Jan 1. of the university Jan. 1, includes: schools/universities and legal Although Gilpen admits to iliarity with budgeting and Gilpin, who graduated from Nate Anderson, principal of Rock counsels. “I bring the perspective having a limited knowledge of making necessary cuts,” said Eastern in 1974 with a bachelor’s Island High School; Keith of a lawyer but would not serve as higher education, she said her Gilpin, who has been with her degree in science, said she will be Branson, real estate broker with the university lawyer. I can help extensive business background company for 13 years. “My looking for Eastern to maintain a Coldwell-Banker Classic Real develop policies and offer legal should help Eastern’s board excel. business background will serve steady enrollment, increase state Estate in Mattoon; Susan Gilpin, advice to the university.” “I know plenty about managing me well.” a vice president of The Northern Hollowell, a Charleston phy- money and have a good fam- See BOARD page 2 Untrue rumor of frat violence re-emerges after assault By HEIDI KEIBLER Not only did the rape never happen, the from nothing but racism.” of residence halls. Editor in chief black pledges the women are concerned The attacker asked the woman to let him “He grabbed my arm and shook me and about don’t exist; there are no black up to the north tower of Carman Hall, the scared me, but he didn’t rape me,” she said. A recent attack in Carman Hall has fraternities pledging this semester. report said. When she told him she didn’t “That’s just a rumor going around.” helped give life to an old rumor that The Oct. 8 “rape” was actually a brief live there, he got angry, grabbed her by the But stories of the attack have been members of the greek community say is an attack. A 21-year-old white female was arm and threatened to hurt her if she didn’t misconstrued to the point that some example of racial divisions on campus. allegedly attacked at 5:50 a.m. by an let him up, the report said. students called the attack a rape and Some white sorority members said they unidentified black male, according to a The report stated the victim’s sister pointed fingers at black fraternities on have heard rumors of black fraternity campus police report. arrived to take the victim home and the campus. members being required to rape a white The report was not released until attacker also became abusive to her. Some believe the stories, others do not. woman to get into their fraternity. The Monday. The victim, who asked her name be “We had a lock-in with my sorority and women were using as proof a supposed “It’s utterly ridiculous,” said Robert withheld, said she doesn’t know how her we discussed it together as a group,” said rape on Oct. 8 at Carman Hall that actually Allen, a member of Kappa Alpha Psi situation was turned into a story of rape never occurred. fraternity. “A statement like that comes and she is mostly concerned with the safety See ASSAULT page 2 Amendment to address multiple changes to senate’s constitution By SCOTT BOEHMER “Friendly amendments can be mittee and then sent to the senate Student government editor brought up and will be discussed if for its approval. Pending final somebody sees a problem, approval of the senate, the Student Government officials however, a lot of the changes are resolution will be placed on the say their highlighting of additions very minute,” said Zilch. ballot. and deletions to a proposed The amendment requires a The amendment also clarifies amendment will help students majority approval vote by the the definition of a full-time student distinguish between major and student body and a two-thirds vote for all Student Government offices. minor changes included in it. by the Student Senate for their Under the amendment, a student The amendment, which will be approval. must be enrolled in more than 12 voted on in the Nov. 8 Student The amendment, which was au- hours throughout the semester to Government election, contains a thored by Student Senate member be considered a full-time student. total of 13 changes to the Bryan Gutraj, requires that a The amendment also requires constitution. petition for a constitutional amend- that during impeachment pro- At last Wednesday’s senate ment with 10 percent of the student ceedings for any Student Gov- meeting, it was decided that the body’s signatures be given to the ernment positions, the individual in amendment would be color coded elections commission by a spe- question must be notified by in order to distinguish between cified date for placement on the registered U.S. mail at least 48 small and minor changes within it. upcoming election ballot. hours before the hearing. “(That will) clear up a lot of The amendment also changes The amendment also has several confusion in reading over the the way Student Senate members other minor additions and amendment,” said senate member can propose constitutional deletions, including: the changing Jeff Zilch, who sponsored the revisions. The proposed revision of Board of Governors to Eastern SARAH WONG/Staff photographer amendment. must be approved by a two-thirds Illinois University Board of A royal delight Zilch said that additions to the vote of the senate. Trustees in areas which refer to the constitution will be highlighted in If approved by the senate, BOG, removal of some un- Gina Zamboni, 21, representing Sigma Kappa, and Arnold Pulliam Jr., yellow and deletions will be suggestions for the resolution will necessary words and correction of 21, representing the Black Greek Council, were crowned Homecoming highlighted in pink. be considered by a senate com- grammar. King and Queen during Monday’s coronation ceremony. 2 Tuesday, October 24, 1995 The Daily Eastern News

BOARD from page one funding and maintain high-qual- background since he owned and aspect of the school,” Koerner ity graduates. operated his own real estate said. “The trustees inherit a very agency for 28 years in Mattoon, “I think the most important stable, thriving university, but before semi-retiring as an agent thing about an individual board, also a very challenging environ- for Coldwell-Banker Classic which I consider a big business, ment for higher education in Real Estate. is that you can be right there to Illinois,” Jorns said. “I’ve got a lot of learning to see what’s going on,” he added. The university is eager to do (in higher education), and I’ll “Eastern should be better and welcome the new trustees and do my best to do it right,” he bigger through the individual has invited them to participate said. “I run my own business board.” in Oct. 28 Homecoming festivi- that way.” Mitchell, another Eastern ties if possible, Jorns said. Branson said he has always alum who graduated in 1980 Anderson, another Eastern had a fondness for Eastern and with a bachelor’s and master’s alumnus, said he was very excit- the positive affects it has had on degree in political science, said ed to return to the university in local communities, which he her main concern is the students LIMITED INTRODUCTORY OFFER such a productive and influen- takes much pride in. because “if you don’t have the tial manner toward academics. “I’m about as native (to this students, there is no reason to be He has been involved with area) as you can get,” Branson here.” $ FIRST the school since he graduated in said. “Myself, my father and my “Within this new system, I am MONTH 1977 with a master’s degree in grandfather were all born here.” very concerned about fighting 6.90 science education. Koerner, who has been a for our share of the pie (state- 1ST 10 GALLONS FREE W/RENTAL “I certainly have a lot of member of Panther Club since allocated funds),” she added. questions,” Anderson said. “But the middle 1970’s, said he is “The budget is a big concern I hope to make contributions excited about helping the uni- along with making sure we give 348-0159 and do the very best I can for versity through academics as students their equal due. Eastern. I do have a pretty good well as athletics. “We must try to keep higher background of the university.” “Through the Athletic education affordable because Branson said he will be able Department, I became very you always lose some students 914 18th St. (Rte. 130) Charleston to offer the board a business interested in the academic to tuition raises.”

2 Liter ASSAULT from page one of Pop April Donnelly, a member of Alpha Sigma Alpha munity that this situation exists,” he said. “I am damn sorority. “They told us there is some black fraternity sorry that this happened.” that goes around raping girls so if we hear quacking Yolanda Williams, president of the Black Greek We Accept noises to run.” Council, expressed disbelief that the rumor was resur- s r r TM Donnelly said she heard two girls were walking rected. through Carman early one morning when they heard “I’m just really upset that it’s even come up again, quacking noises. The story went on to say when the almost 20 years later,” said Yolanda Williams, presi- 345-4743 3 W. LINCOLN girls looked around to find where the noise was com- dent of the Black Greek Council. “It’s stupid. (Black ing from, they were grabbed and raped by one or more greeks) will be upset that this rumor is up again, espe- Monday & Tuesday black males. cially black fraternities will not only be insulted but Donnelly said she knows the rumor is unsubstantiat- very upset.” Special ed, but said other women she knows seem to believe Some members of the black greek community say the rumor0.. they are offended by the rumor and chalk it up to One Large 1-Item Pizza $ 10 “I don’t need for our sorority to have the image of racism. & 8-Piece Crazy Bread 8 being prejudiced,” she said. “But every time they “I’m sorry to hear someone was attacked, but to -or- heard a noise they were jumping around all scared.” blame it on black greeks is out of this world and the But a different sorority member, who asked her stupidest thing I’ve ever heard,” said Arnold Pulliam, One Medium 1-Item Pizza $ 40 name and organization be withheld, said she believes president of Phi Beta Sigma fraternity. & 8-Piece Crazy Bread 7 the rumor and thinks the university is trying to cover it “Our intake process has nothing to do with white up. people,” Pulliam said. “And we don’t start rush until “Eastern screams about how safe it is and well-lit, spring.” Try Our Thin & Crispy Pizza! but it’s a bunch of garbage,” she said. “(Black fraterni- Williams said it is “ridiculous” such rumors still ties) do it at Northern, they do it at Western. I just exist. don’t know how (black fraternities) can still be operat- “I’m just appalled,” Williams said. “I know a lot of LITTLE CAESAR’S ing. Why are they still allowed on campus?” white greeks and none I know would believe that, but She said she thinks the university is covering up the some freshman that come down here and have never NOW DELIVERS attacks for fear of causing racial tension on campus. been around black people before and they hear that, Special Early Delivery Time Fri.-Sun., NOON! “They know the thing is going on, but they don’t do I’m sure they do believe it. a damn thing about it,” she said. “I see this causing a lot of racial problems right here But this same lie appeared on Eastern’s campus in on campus.” 1977. Then-President Dan Marvin had to apologize to The idea of numerous black-on-white rapes is statis- EIU BOWLING CLUB’S 2nd ANNUAL the entire black community after a university staff tically false, said Bonnie Buckley, director of the member helped give the rumor legitimacy. Eastern’s rape counseling center. It got so bad that at one point residence assistants “What statistics show us is the vast majority of PRIZEPRIZE BOWLBOWL held floor meetings about it and started locking down rapes occur within the same race,” Buckley said. “It residence halls. can be white on black or black on white, but most are When the president of the Black Student Union black on black and white on white.” Tonight at 6 and 8 at the called for an apology from the university, Marvin held Buckley said she hears the rumor about black year a meeting with BSU members and university officials after year. Union Lanes $ 00 to address his handling of the rumor. “I don’t know what leads a person to think that,” 5 includes 3 games and “I personally apologize to the entire university com- she said. shoe rental - also group dis- The Daily Eastern News University Theatre counts! The Daily Eastern News is published daily, Monday through Friday, in Charleston, Illinois, during fall and spring semesters and twice presents weekly during the summer term except during school vacations or examinations, by the students of Eastern Illinois University. Subscription price: $32 per semester, $16 for summer only, $60 all year. The Daily Eastern News is a member of The Associated Come Bowl with your friends Press which is entitled to exclusive use of all articles appearing in this paper. The editorials on Page 4 represent the majority opinion of the editorial board; all other opinion pieces are signed. 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The Daily Eastern News Tuesday, October 24, 1995 3 Bickers liquor license hearing postponed A hearing between the Illinois license in Liquor Control Commission and February Panther’s Lounge owner Mike after he was Bickers has been postponed for a found guilty second time this month. of his ninth, The hearing, which was to deal 10th and with the revocation of Bickers’ 11th liquor liquor license for Panther’s, 1421 code viola- Fourth St., was scheduled to be tions by heard at 2 p.m. Monday by Coles Mayor Dan Mike Bickers County Circuit Judge Paul Cougill, act- Komada. ing as Charleston liquor commis- City attorney Brian Bower said sioner. the postponement was made An appeal of his revocation to Monday at the verbal request of the Illinois Liquor Control Mattoon attorney Gregg Bonelli, Commission was denied after the who is representing Bickers. commission ruled his appeal had Bower, who did not object to the not been filed by a the deadline of SARAH WONG/Staff photographer postponement, said a new date for March 5, 20 days after the revoca- the hearing has not been scheduled. tion took effect. Keys to the word Bonelli refused to comment on The first hearing, originally John Waggoner, a graduate student in cardiac rehabilitation, and Jackie Worden, an employee at Booth the reasoning behind his postpone- scheduled for Oct. 3, was post- Library, work with the word catalog Monday afternoon in the Booth Library Reference Room. ment request. poned after the Illinois assistant Fall graduation times two Bickers originally lost his liquor attorney did not appear. He said 450 students are eli- Single-parent support Commencement gible to receive diplomas in the Four-hundred fifty students afternoon ceremony, making a are eligible to receive diplo- to be split into total of 940 students for the day. group formed on campus Haines said more students mas in the afternoon ceremo- By BETSY COLE gle parents, who are new at afternoon, graduate in May than in the fall ny, making a total of 940 stu- Campus editor Eastern, to meet people. The sup- because they are finishing up dents for the day port group provides a list of single morning events ouside activiteis such as intern- Single parents, whether they parents and their phone numbers ships, or students in the College are Eastern students or Charleston so that members can call each By BETSY COLE of Education and Professional Eastern’s 1990 distinguished residents, can join a single-parent other if they need an understand- Campus editor Studies have to finish up student alumnus award and 1994 campus support group to discuss ing ear. teaching assignments. About Lumpkin College of Business & parenting issues and form long- “This is a great opportunity to Eastern students graduating 1,350 students graduated last Applied Sciences Distinguished lasting relationships. get to know other single parents this December will be divided spring, he added. Alumnus Award. “As a single parent, I and other and have someone to talk to,” into two ceremonies held in Eastern will award two hon- Eastern will carry on the tra- single parents saw a need for it,” Townsend said. Lantz Gymnasium, said orary doctoral degrees at the dition of choosing a faculty per- said Katherine Townsend, a grad- She stressed that the support Eastern’s Special Events and fall commencement ceremony. son to represent one of the col- uate assistant in the African- group offers a discussion session Commencement Director Mark Haines said. Ronald Davis will leges by carrying in the univer- American Cultural Center with a where people can share ideas with Haines. receive an honorary doctorate in sity mace and leading the gradu- concentration in psychology. each other, rather than a seminar This year’s fall commence- sciences during the morning ation ceremony, Haines said. The support group was origi- where one person talks. ment ceremonies are scheduled ceremony. The university mace is a symbol nally established as “a one-time- One of the services offered in for Dec. 9 at 10 a.m. and 2 In addition, Robert A. Ingram of honor accorded to a marshal thing,” but because of the great the support group is the informa- p.m. will receive an honorary doctor- of either fall or spring com- response from students at the first tion on concerns voiced at previ- The morning ceremony will ate in public service in the after- mencement. meeting, another meeting is ous meetings, Townsend said. involve the graduate school, the noon ceremony. During the morning ceremo- scheduled for 1 p.m. Saturday in “I really think it has a lot of College of Arts and Humanities Haines said Davis has been ny, Carol Schmudde, English the African-American Cultural potential,” said Lolita Jordan, an and the College of Sciences. on the biochemistry staff of the professor, will represent the Center. Eastern graduate who runs a day Haines said there are 490 eligi- Stanford Medical School at College of Arts and Humanities, “Nine adults and nine children care center in her home. “We have ble graduates for the morning Stanford University since 1972. Haines said. attended the first meeting (on a lot of work ahead of us, but a lot ceremony. In addition, he has also served A professor of elementary Sept. 23),” Townsend said. of ideas are flowing right now.” The College of Education and as a professor of genetics since and junior high education, The “sharing and discussion” Jordan said a support group Professional Studies, the School 1990. Harold Malehorn, will take over support group allows single like this is needed because of Adult and Continuing Ingram is president and chief duties by representing Eastern’s parents to voice their concerns Eastern, as a university, doesn’t Education and Lumpkin College executive officer of Glaxco Inc., College of Education and and it also provides a network for cater too well to single parents as of Business and Applied the largest pharmaceutical com- Professional Studies in the uni- single parents to get to know each students. Sciences will participate in the 2 pany in the world, Haines said. versity’s afternoon ceremony, he other, Townsend said. “In my experience, the profes- p.m. ceremony. Ingram is also a recipient of said. She said that it is hard for sin- sors weren’t very understanding.”

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The pep rally pen this year, floor of Carman Hall, after two and bonfire outside the Lawson female students left their room we’ll just have Hall are far more entertaining than page unattended and a red hot curling JOHN FERAK boring and less meaningful events to wait and iron still on. Regular columnist see.” such as window painting and the Editorials are the opinion of the Editorial Board. What crazy antics will happen Homecoming king and queen elec- this year, we’ll just have to wait tions. Columns are the opinion of the author. and see. On Saturday, the Homecoming For those who have never attended Homecoming events parade will be held on Sixth and Seventh streets. Tuesday, October 24, 1995 before, the week begins on Monday with Coronation in After that, Homecoming splits into several different events McAfee Gym. Coronation typically is the most boring event and opportunities. For some, it means a chance to cheer on of Homecoming. Eastern’s football team. Until this year’s winning season, that PAGE 4 It entails a lengthy, drawn-out process of escorts walking was hardly a good thing to do. numerous Homecoming king and queen candidates from the Others may attend Homecoming to look at some of the gymnasium floor to the stage. Coronation also entails lots of magnificent floats, built primarily by Eastern’s greek students. clapping and cheering for no apparent reason. For me, Homecoming has been a perfect excuse to drink I’d almost be willing to bet that beauty supply sales at Wal- excessively and act like a moron. During the past two Confidence petition Mart sky-rocket around the time that Coronation approaches Homecomings I’ve done some pretty stupid things – none every year. That’s because you’ll never see as much make up which I want to mention here – but nothing that could get me and excessive hair spray used as you will at Coronation. arrested, either. was a message Luckily, though, Coronation isn’t the only event of home- Since this will be my last Homecoming as an Eastern stu- coming. If it was, there would no reason to have a dent, I’ll hold myself to no boundaries this weekend. Homecoming. In fact, the only thing that could hamper my pleasure in to Faculty Senate Wednesday’s events are the Fun Games, from 4:30 to 6:30 another Homecoming happens to be my health. For the first p.m. in the South Quad. Fun games consist of relay races, time since I’ve attended Eastern, I went to Health Service Members of the Faculty Senate sometimes wheelbarrow races and other childish games. The fun games Monday. I was sick this weekend with headaches, fatigue, believe their decisions made in the confines of are usually enjoyable, assuming the weather cooperates. swollen glands and loss of appetite among other ailments. the BOG Room of Booth Library are the final If the weather doesn’t, the event turns into a fiasco. But by hook or crook, I’m sure I’ll be out in front My Place Nobody wants to stand out on the quad for two hours in rainy Lounge on Saturday morning, downing a couple Bloody words on issues. dreary weather with temperatures hovering in the low 40s. Marys while I watch the parade and the floats slowly buzz by. This idea, however, crumbled following the The other interesting thing about holding the Fun Games Alcohol and Homecoming have always mixed well for me petition by 125 constituents demanding a confi- from 4:30 to 6:30 p.m. this late in the year is that it’ll proba- in years past. This year seems to be contrasting different. I dence vote of Eastern President David Jorns. bly be dark by 6:30. I wonder if the Homecoming Committee only hope that my trust in Health Service will rid me of this This petition is a message to the Faculty plans to bring out candles, matches or oil lamps so people dreaded sickness before Friday. won’t kill themselves trying to run relay races in pitch-dark Senate that it took the wrong avenue regarding skies. – John Ferak is senior news reporter and a regular colum- the president’s support. If the petition is indica- Judging by the lack of sunlight at this time of year, maybe nist for The Daily Eastern News. tive of the faculty’s opinion, the 125 signatures have gotten the ball rolling and more will follow. The Faculty Senate should re-evaluate how its serving its constituency. The senate’s passing of a June resolution show- Editorial ing support in Jorns and then neglecting to hold a campuswide referendum to have the rest of faculty ratify the matter has resulted in questioning how much control the general faculty has over their representatives. By collecting the signatures for this petition, Eastern’s faculty have taken it upon themselves to make sure their wishes are known and heeded by the senate. The Faculty Senate had its chances to bring this to a full vote. But earlier this year the board voted down bringing a similar referendum to the campus. Many faculty members have interpreted the senate’s refusal to hold a referendum as an indirect assault on the importance of their opinions as constituents. The referendum brought forward by this petition allows the senate to gradually enter the good graces of their fellow professors and instructors. College daily papers the world cared. The Faculty Senate has come to be viewed by your turn Just thank God, because, I know that some as a lifeless body. To overcome this image, are not as prevalent she is safe with him. And pray that we’re prepared to go the senate members should follow through with mention Western Illinois University as the faculty demands and hold a campuswide ref- as letter writer said up and live with them. having a daily paper, so I assume it does I would never replace her memory erendum regarding a confidence vote of Jorns. Dear editor: not have one. Western is roughly the with another. Senate members have already begun to debate Some additional points should be same size as Eastern. But in case I don’t get another chance the issue of holding a referendum, either by made about the letter from Glenn Al Keith to let the others know I care, questioning the unknown status of the authors or Robinson of the journalism department I love you all – no matter what – even (“Newspaper not as costly as reader Poem comforts those whether the June resolution could even be con- when life isn’t fair. says,” Oct. 11). Jesse Buckmeir sidered a confidence vote. He says Brian Anderson was wrong who lost close friend This petition, however, shows the rugged when he wrote that “The News is one of Dear editor: a few papers in the country that prints This poem is in memory of one of Letter policy intent of the faculty not to let this issue go by the my best friends who attended Eastern, wayside without voicing their opinions. five days a week.” I would say that Brian Anderson was Leigh-Ann Metzger, who died last The Daily Eastern News encourages Any attempt to halt or postpone the vote will not far off the mark. Robinson indicates weekend. This poem is to the rest of our letters to the editor concerning local, backfire on senate members. that there are roughly 100 student daily shared friends, many of whom attend state, national or international issues. papers in the country. This is a very school here: Letters should be less than 350 small number when you consider that A simple thought of Leigh-Ann can words. For the letter to be printed, the there are some 1,971 four-year colleges bring to someone’s mind, name of the author, the author’s address today’s quote and universities in the United States The thought of how a change made a and telephone number must be includ- (according to Peterson’s Guide.) friend I’ll never find. ed. If necessary, letters will be edited Also, Robinson lists five other uni- I can never replace her smile or never according to length and space at the dis- The medium is the message. versities in Illinois that have daily replace her face, cretion of the editorial page editor or – Marshall Herbert McLuhan papers. What he did not mention is that Just thank God for the memories, editor in chief. Anonymous letters will “ almost all of those universities are larg- They’re our saving grace. not be printed. er than Eastern, most of them much I can never replace the little laugh she If a letter has more than three authors, larger in enrollment. shared. only the names of the first three will be I also notice that Robinson did not And I can never tell her how much printed. The Daily Eastern News Tuesday, October 24, 1995 5 Car looted AIDS week planning “Hurry! in Eastern in beginning stages They’re Going Fast!” By REAGAN BRANHAM awareness surrounding the disease “Carrot Top” parking lot Activities editor and help students and faculty By BRIAN HUCHEL understand some issues about October 28, 1995 and THERESA GAVLIN Planning for the annual AIDS AIDS. 8:00pm Staff writers Awareness Week on Eastern’s cam- The committee is planning pus is underway with weekly meet- speakers from around campus to ings to get students’ and faculty’s teach students about the signs of MCAFEE GYM A Stevenson Hall resident $5 EIU Advanced / $7 General/At Door reported to Campus Police that input on what to plan. HIV virus, how to test for HIV and more that $300 worth of items The national AIDS Awareness how to clear up some common Tickets Available at Union Box Office were stolen or damaged when Week is Jan. 28 to Feb. 3. misconceptions. Sponsored by UB Comedy his car was broken into some- Todd Heinen, coordinator for the “There are so many misconcep- time last week. week, said the committee is in the tions and misleading things... What According to a police report, beginning stages of planning and is we’re trying to do is decrease these Jason M. Patterson, 25, of 9H3 concentrating on getting input from misconceptions,” Heinen said. Stevenson Hall, parked his car at a variety of groups on campus. The committee also hopes to 11 p.m. Thursday in Parking Lot A meeting will be held at 3 p.m. have someone who is either HIV E and then returned at about in University Health Service on positive or has AIDS to speak 7:30 a.m. the next day. Wednesday. Additional meetings about how his or her life has been Patterson reported a compact will be Nov. 1, 8, 15 and 29, Dec. 6 affected by the disease. disc player, two compact discs and 13 and Jan. 10, 17 and 24. The University Board’s Human and a wallet with an Illinois “Any faculty member, any stu- Potential Committee is trying to get Driver’s License and a credit dent can come to these meetings the NAMES Project AIDS Quilt on card were stolen from the vehi- and be a part of it so we can get a display during spring semester cle. In addition, the dashboard wide range of ideas,” Heinen said. 1996 or fall semester 1996 to help was damaged when the compact The week is designed to heighten increase education about AIDS. disc player was removed. The value of the car’s damage and the missing items are esti- Speaker to discuss mated at $350. In other Charleston and campus police reports: practical philosophy ■ Christopher S. Diver, of By NORA KELLY Aristotle’s views on action. They’re 420 State St., was arrested at Staff writer very similar to one another.” 1:30 a.m. Sunday along the 500 Practical philosophy is con- EAT EVERY TUESDAY & THURSDAY block of Tyler Avenue on Robert Barford, an Eastern phi- cerned with decision-making and 5 TO 9 pm charges of illegal possession of losophy professor for 27 years, will how to act in changeable circum- marijuana, illegal possession of compare Aristotle and Plato’s views stances, Barford said. drug paraphernalia, speeding, of practical philosophy Wednesday. Barford said he hopes his speech Jerry’sJerry’s PizzaPizza failure to wear a seat belt, illegal The speech, “The Difference will give the students a better transportation of alcohol, operat- Between Plato and Aristotle on understanding of philosophy con- ing an uninsured vehicle and Practical Philosophy,” will be at 4 cerning action and decision-mak- & Pub driving with a suspended & Pub p.m. in the Casey Room of the ing. Corner of 4th and Lincoln license. Martin Luther King Jr. University Jonelle DePetro, organizer of the ■ David Vanderport, 20, and Union. Philosophy Department Collo- ALL YOU CAN EAT! Suzannah Milan, 20, both of “In the field of philosophy, some quium Series, said most students •PIZZA •SALAD BAR Mattoon, were arrested at 1:45 scholars believe Aristotle and Plato find Barford and the practical issues •SPAGHETTI •GARLIC BREAD a.m. Sunday at 1109 Fourth St. had different views on practical phi- he discusses interesting. on charges of the purchase or losophy. Most believe Aristotle’s DePetro said the speech is the $3.99 Plus Tax acceptance of alcohol by a view is superior,” said Barford. first of a six-part series to help stu- Children 10 and under eat for $2.00 minor. “I’m trying to show there isn’t dents expand their education to 345-2844 much difference between Plato and include philosophy. 6 Tuesday, October 24, 1995 The Daily Eastern News Martin Luther King Jr. University Union Pickneyville chosen Rathskeller & The Loft Daily Specials (Available All Day Oct. 24, 1995) for new prison site $.99 $2.99 *$3.99 Deluxe Dinner / Tuesday $2.99 a la carte SPRINGFIELD (AP) – Gov. said. Tuesday Jim Edgar chose Pinckneyville Edgar said much of his deci- 1/3 lb. Italian Beef Tuesday Monday over four other finalists sion rested on whether the project Sandwich with as the site of a new 1,800-bed would generate local opposition. Rathskeller Salisbury Steak medium-security prison. 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Edgar said. said. Pinckneyville is located in the Kathy Funke, arriving at the Don’t forget to take your group center of Perry County at the school to collect her 6th grader, intersection of three state high- cited the uprising at the federal photo for the 1996 yearbook. ways, which should make trans- prison at Greenville over the porting prisoners or supplies con- weekend. “I’m just afraid there venient, the governor’s office might be some kind of violent act Monday- Thursday 5pm-9pm 10/23-10/26 Allies criticize nation’s Sunday 1pm-9pm failure to pay UN bills 10/29 UNITED NATIONS (AP) – speaking. Call student publications at 581-2812 America’s closest European allies The financial crisis facing the took the Clinton administration to United Nations has emerged as a to schedule an appointment. task Monday for failing to pay its major theme during the celebra- U.N. bills, and joined developing tions. countries in seeking reforms to A joint statement, expected to be both the organization’s bureaucra- adopted at closing ceremonies cy and the powerful Security Tuesday, states that countries Council. “must meet, in full and on time, “Contributions should be paid their obligations to bear the promptly and in full, and arrears expenses of the organization.’’ It cleared,’’ Prime Minister John also endorses Washington’s call to Major of Britain said on the second reform and modernize the United of three days of ceremonies mark- Nations. The seven-page document ing the 50th anniversary of the also included President Clinton’s United Nations. call, made Sunday in a speech to Reversing the battle cry of the the assembly, for nations to work American Revolution, Major together to defeat international ter- added: “It is not sustainable for rorism and drug trafficking. member states to enjoy representa- “The temptation to disengage tion without taxation.’’ Unlike threatens the very existence of the Sunday’s gala opening ceremony, United Nations,’’ said French attended by about 180 kings, presi- President Jacques Chirac. “It is not dents and premiers, the speeches acceptable that many countries, Monday were sparsely attended. including the foremost among Most of the delegations were from them, should let their arrears pile countries whose leaders were up.’’ Dole gets endorsement from former candidate WASHINGTON (AP) – Three In a statement announcing the weeks after folding his own presi- endorsement, Wilson had a not-so- dential campaign, California Gov. veiled message to Republicans Pete Wilson endorsed Bob Dole hoping that retired Gen. Colin on Monday as the Republican Powell will enter the race for the Party’s best hope of beating GOP nomination. President Clinton next year. “Bill Clinton is one tough politi- Wilson said he would turn down cal fighter, and defeating him is any offer for the No. 2 spot on the going to be a war,” Wilson said in Republican ticket. the statement. “... Bob Dole is Dole trumpeted Wilson’s back- clearly the best general to lead ing as a major boost for his effort Republicans into battle against nationally and in delegate-rich Bill Clinton.” But Wilson never California. However, Wilson’s delivered those lines when he own short-lived campaign exposed made his endorsement at Dole’s the governor’s rocky standing with campaign headquarters. Powell fellow Republicans back home. completed his book tour last week Dole used the occasion to stress and plans to announce by that if nominated, he would vigor- Thanksgiving whether he will join ously compete for California’s 54 the GOP field. electoral votes, won easily by Dole and Wilson both called Clinton in 1992. Powell a friend. But Dole suggest- “It will not be a repeat of what ed Powell’s popularity might not The Daily Eastern News happened in 1992, when our party stand up during the rigors of a abandoned California,” Dole said. campaign. is your door to the EIU community.

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Tickets go on sale October 23! Experience... $5 with EIU ID Saturday, October 28 $7 General Public 10:00pm, Grand Ballroom The Daily Eastern News Tuesday, October 24, 1995 11 Sports Network Wannstedt tries to explain Bears’ slim wins Division I-AA LAKE FOREST (AP) – Three straight wins, Jacksonville and Houston, either holding on at though the Bears recovered three fumbles and an offensive line that has allowed only four sacks the end or winning in the final seconds. had a safety in Sunday’s 35-32 victory over the Top 25 all year and the second-rated offense in the The Bears scored 30 points in each of three Oilers. Chicago’s defense is rated 21st headed league. Sounds like the Chicago Bears, tied for victories, the first time they’ve done that in 30 into next Monday’s game at Minnesota. No. Team ‘95 first in their division, might be rolling. years, but they won the games by a total of 10 “We had chances to not get down to the last 1. McNeese State...... 7-0 Not really. Coach Dave Wannstedt was trying points. couple of minutes of games. We just haven’t 2. Appalachian State...... 7-0 to explain Monday why his team struggled three The biggest problem is that the defense has not come up with a play or a coverage,’’ Wannstedt 3. S.F. Austin...... 7-0 weeks in a row against underdogs Carolina, been able to match the offense’s efficiency, even said. 4. Troy State...... 8-0 5. Delaware...... 7-0 6. Eastern Kentucky...... 6-1 7. Marshall...... 6-2 SPIKERS from page 12 8. Murray State...... 7-0 season. Angela Corder, a freshman outside this year and that is what really grown comfortable with her role 9. Hofstra...... 8-0 Celba said that although statis- hitter, as two players from the counts.” as a middle hitter and a team lead- 10. Montana...... 6-2 tics are important to judge indi- town about seven miles from Panthers set season team mark er. 11. Northern Iowa...... 5-2 vidual improvement, she would Western’s campus. for attempts: In yet another best of “I think I’m playing with more 12. Southern...... 6-1 rather have impressive numbers But more importantly, Harper the year against Western, Eastern confidence than last year,” Som- 13. Georgia Southern...... 5-2 coupled with a victory instead of a put on a good showing for the had its season best in attempts in mer said. “(Head) coach (Betty 14. Northwestern (La.)...... 6-2 loss. many local fans and supporters one match. Of course it helped Ralston) doesn’t sub in for me as 15. James Madison...... 6-2 “It’s hard to say if that was my that came to watch her. Harper that the match went five games, much, so I don’t think every time I 16. Northern Arizona...... 6-2 best game this year because we had a season-high 66 assists but nevertheless the Panthers took make a mistake I’m going to be 17. Florida A&M...... 6-1 didn’t do well as a team,” Celba against the Westerwinds. Her 233 swings against the Wester- taken out. And I think I finally got 18. EASTERN ILLINOIS.6-1 said. “It would be really easy to assist total is the third highest in winds. used to the faster-paced game in 19. Richmond...... 5-1-1 say it was if we would have gotten team history. Harper enters the Seventy-six of the attempts college.” 20. William & Mary...... 6-2 a win, but I did see a lot of good Eastern single-match assist Top 10 turned into kills and 42 of the Sommer’s confidence is show- 21. Connecticut...... 6-1 sets from Kara (Harper) and I felt list for the sixth time – and she is termination tries were errors giving this year for the Panthers. She 22. Indiana State...... 6-2 I was placing the ball pretty well.” only halfway through her sopho- ing Eastern a .146 hitting percent- is averaging 2.16 kills per game 23. Jackson State...... 5-2 Harper “setting” more stan- more year. age. Celba led the barrage with 60 and is the team’s leading hitter at 24. Jacksonville State...... 6-2 dards: Harper, a sophomore out of “I’m a little disappointed that a attempts while Lorri Sommer had .186 percent. Defensively, Som- 25. Boise State...... 4-3 Colchester High School, was a lot of those matches (in the record 48 tries and Wells 43. mer is third on the team in digs part of Western’s “Colchester book) are losses,” Harper said. “I Sommer happy with role in the with 201 through the weekend’s Others receiving votes: Night” at Western’s Homecoming would rather have won those middle: Sommer, a sophomore contests. Idaho State, Idaho, Rhode Is- Friday in Macomb. She joined matches than get the assists. But from Williamsville High School, land, Furman, Liberty, Prince- former high school teammate the hitters are doing really well said in a press release that she has –Compiled by Matt Erickson ton, Hampton, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Central Florida Friends Homecoming &Co Jade (R) 5:00, 7:00 SPECIAL! 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But stressed on making sure that it’s And defensive tackle Mike Shea “They’re (Illinois State) as possibly out even sound, and that they’re not turn- will also not participate in the much in it as anybody,” Spoo though the ing the ball over,” Spoo said. contest, as he tore his inside liga- said. “We can’t concern ourselves for season Panthers’ “We’re trying to stay on top of ment on his right knee. Shea, with anyone else. But they are last game Football that.” who might be out for the rest of getting ready for us. Although the Eastern football was a 35-9 Two of Western Kentucky’s the year, said that he hopes to “If coach (Jim) Heacock and team did not play last weekend rout of notebook points came in the third quarter, return to the Panthers regular sea- his staff can put it together, they because of a bye week, the Western when the Panthers were preparing son finale against Indiana State in will get the job done.” Panthers still moved up from No. Kentucky, Spoo didn’t want his to punt the ball to the Hilltoppers. Terre Haute, Ind. on Nov. 18 Assume nothing: With four 20 to No. 18 in the Sports Net- squad to let up during the prac- The snap sailed over punter We are family: When asked games remaining – three of those work Division I-AA football poll. tices. He even mentioned the Shawn Denzer’s head, and Den- which individual on the team is against teams with sub-.500 Gateway Conference leader team still has to improve on a few zer was forced to kick the ball playing above average football of records, it appears the Panthers Northern Iowa jumped from No. aspects of its game. through the end zone. If not for late, Spoo explained that every- could easily capture all of them. 14 to No. 11 and Indiana State “We have to continue to pick Denzer’s alert thinking, Western one has been doing an excellent Don’t tell Spoo that. hopped back into the polls at No. up our running game and our Kentucky could have either job. “You can’t take anything for 22. passing game,” Spoo said. “Both excellent field position for a “Everybody has been giving granted,” Spoo said. “That’s the But the off week didn’t mean had great balance in that Western touchdown, or the touchdown some great and exceptional worst thing you can do, and I head coach Bob Spoo and his Kentucky game. And that’s itself. effort,” Spoo said. “The consis- think the players realize that. I staff let the players take it easy something that we’re hopeful to Injury report: According to tency is there, and that’s what don’t want them to get lax.” during the previous week’s work- continue with success, is the con- Spoo, two of his Panthers will not we’re getting out of the players.” outs. sistency between the running and be on the sidelines for Eastern’s Sneaky: Spoo said that al- – Compiled by Dan Fields Men, women swimmers top Millikin, but lose to Western over weekend By DONNA RUF meets.” time of 11:37.75, and second in the 500- Staff writer Another positive freshman perfor- yard freestyle with a time of 5:38.62. mance came from Jessica Stowell, who Padovan believed the loss margin for The men’s and women’s swimming had a first-place finish in the 200-yard the women could have been lessened if teams were winners and losers this fly with a time of 2:19.46. it weren’t for a poor effort in diving, weekend, as they easily defeated Mill- The men also had a successful night, with Western claiming the top three ikin University Thursday, but were with strong performances coming from spots, accounting for 28 unearned edged out by Western Illinois Uni- Matt Lotito, earning a second-place fin- points against Eastern. versity on Friday. ish in the 50-yard free with a time of On the flip side for the men’s diving Milliken provided little challenge for 22.41, along with Doug Habben who was Eastern’s Mike Conway, who cap- both teams, with the finished first in the 200- tured two first-place finishes in the 1- women winning 123- yard individual medley and 3-meter diving events, and 75, and the men win- with a time of 2:03.30. Padovan was impressed by his effort for ning 125-74. For the Curt Herrin captured the team. women, freshman a first-place finish as Doug Habben swam successfully, fin- Nellie Farella led the well in the 200-yard ishing first in the 100-yard freestyle way, finishing first in butterfly, with a time of with a time of 49.09. Another first-place the 200-yard free- 2:04.92, as did Drew performance for the team came from style with a time of Shepherdson in the 200- Patrick Johnson, who won the 200-yard 2:02.52, which coach yard backstroke, touch- backstroke in a time of 2:08.45. Ray Padovan consid- Maridee Hisgen Matt Lotito ing the wall in 2:17.38. Overall, Padovan believed the team ers to be an outstand- On Friday, the team had a successful meet despite the losses, ing swim so early in the season. met again at Lantz Pool, only to fall to and felt the team’s one weakness was its “This was a time that really stood Western in a challenging contest. The getting touched out of some close races, out, and is a real good early season women were defeated 151-91, as were as was the case for Hisgen in the I.M. swim for her,” Padovan said. the men, who lost 97-129. Despite the and Lotito in the 50-free, as he was Padovan also considered freshman loss though, the teams had some touched out by four tenths of a second. Andrea Peters’ swim in the 50-yard impressive races with Maridee Hisgen “We simply weren’t quite as sharp as freestyle to be an “exceptional swim,” clocking in two impressive swims, her Thursday, but considering we were with a time of 25.86 giving her a first- first coming in the 200-yard individual swimming back-to-back, we did a nice place finish as well. medley with a time of 2:17.41 where job this early in the season,” Padovan Padovan has a solid group of fresh- she was edged out of first by a Western said. men this season and believes they are a swimmer, who touched in 2:17.19. The team is back in action at the SCOTT PAINTER/ Photo editor positive addition to the team. He Hisgen did come back with a first- University of Northern Iowa this week- believes they have provided a much place finish, winning the 100-yard end for the Northern Iowa Relays, com- Smashing better balance to the team, and when freestyle in 57.22. Freshman Tracy peting against a five-team field. “people around you swim faster, so do Drucker also performed well, finishing Eastern tennis player Terra Erickson returns a you, and this helps in practice and in third in the 1000-yard freestyle with a smash earlier this season at Weller courts. Volleyball’s Damon out for rest of season with injury The Eastern volleyball team ing the Pan- per game and had 10 aces. 1994 when she had 15. She was “I didn’t think I did as well as got the news Sunday that it will thers at prac- Damon also averaged 1.47 digs named to the Mid-Continent’s it turned out,” Celba said after be without outside hitter Jennifer tice Monday per game. Academic All-Conference team Eastern’s practice Monday after- Damon for the remainder of the from the side- Damon had her best offensive in 1994 and was also an Eastern noon. “In that match, I tended to season. The junior out of Durand lines. “The match of the season against Dean’s List student last year. look at what I was doing wrong High School suffered a broken trainers have DePaul at the DePaul/Revlon 20/20: Sophomore Lindsey instead of what I was doing left foot at home Sunday morn- been really Invitational at Alumni Hall in Celba became Eastern’s first right.” ing. good with Chicago Sept. 9. She slammed member of the 20/20 Club this Celba is the seventh Panther in “I would have rather it hap- helping out so Volleyball home 14 kills and hit at a .400 season. The distinction comes team history to become a 20/20 pened during a game or some- far.” notebook clip against the host Blue after a player records at least 20 Club member. The only other cur- thing. I’m done for the year, but Damon fin- Demons. She also led all players kills and 20 digs in the same rent member is junior outside hit- I’ll be rehabbing it in the pool and ishes the season having played in in the match with 12 digs. match. Celba, an outside hitter, ter Vanessa Wells, who had her I was already on the bike earlier all but one of Eastern’s 24 match- Damon’s career high kill total had 20 kills and 24 digs against 20/20 match against DePaul last today,” Damon said while watch- es. She was averaging 1.08 kills came against Illinois-Chicago in Western Illinois on Friday. See SPIKERS page 11