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This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the 1981 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in December by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. WASHINGTON (AP)-President Reagan re­ step was taken with a view toward dealing with jected Monday Col. Moammar Khadafy's denial Libya's "terrorist activities. " that Libyan terrorists have been sent to the United The purported Libyan plot and possible States to kill government· leaders. "I wouldn't economic retaliation against Libya were among I believe a word he says," Reagan topics for Reagan's declared. "We afternoon meeting with the Na­ Reagan disclaims have the evidence and he knows it." tional Security Council. The president, in a brief meeting with reporters, Meanwhile, the president's wife, Nancy, express­ left open the possibility of punitive steps against the ed her own concern about the purported threats and .Khadafy's denial Khadafy government. Asked if he would seek a said the increased security precautions may even boycott of Libyan oil or other economic sanctions, prevent the first family from attending church on Reagan replied only that "There have been no deci­ Christmas. of assassination plan sions made. " "It's very difficult to go to church because you White House and State Department officials said feel self-conscious about being X-rayed and so on,'' U.S. economic and political relations with Libya she said. I . have been under review for at least two months. But "I am very happy to have it,'' she said of the State Department spokesman Dean Fischer said the tightened protections.

The Daily Tuesday, December 8, I 981 will be partly cloudy, windy and col­ der with a high of 42. To morrow night will be fair and colder with a low ot 20. EasternEastern Illinois University I Charleston, 6 6 6 Pages NewsIll. 1920 /Vol. 7, No. 72 / 1

Tighten belts Tuition rises, aid by Sharon Bray Currently a guaranteed loancut is issued With the recent tuition increase ap- on a merit or need basis. proved by the Board of Governors, Herbert Brooks, director of grants in students may have to "tighten their aids in charge of talented student belts" if they still want to attend col- awards, said 190 students were award­ lege, an Eastern financial aids officer ed TSAs this year. said Friday. He added that talented student The BOG agreed last week to pro- awards are now being distributed to a pose a 12 percent tuition increase for certain amount of people in each area. underclassmen and a 19 percent in- However, _Brooks said next year a cer­ crease for upperclassmen next year. tain amount of money will be assigned Upperclassmen would then pay an ad- to each area. ditional $132 in tuition per year, $48 Under the new method, the number more than underclassmen. of out-of-state junior and senior Associate Dir�ctor of Financial Aids awards will possibly decrease, while in­ John Flynn said besides spending less, state resident freshman and sophomore )tudents may have to borrow money, awards will increase. work, seek cheaper education or not go Tom Mortenson, ISSC's director of_ to school. research planning and analysis, said Flynn added he thinks parents will Monday the split�level tuition increase :ontribute more to their child's educa- would pose no problem for his office tion. because the University of Illinois and He said Eastern may not be able to some nursing schools are already on make up the difference in financial aids this system. as it has in the past, but students "The split-level tuition is no pro­ should be able to make up the dif- blem at all for us. We have a statutory ference. obligation to help the public get an "Students are very resourceful, so education, and we plan to live up to the tuition increase may not deter them that obligation," Mortenson said. from attending college, " Flynn said. Mortenson added he thinks the split- Flynn said while tuition is increas- level tuition is a good idea. ing, funds for the Illinois State Recent research shows the tuition Scholarship Commission and the Basic paid by juniors and seniors actually Educational Opportunity Grant are be- covers less of the cost of their educa­ ing cut. tion than freshmen and sophomore tui- In addition, he said, other aid pro- , tion, he said. grams are changing distribution Mortenson said tuition paid by 3rd! methods which could also affect freshmen and sophomores covers We're students' college futures. about 40 percent of the cost of their not earn first place honors, the thrill of vic­ Even though the soccer team did Flynn added the guaranteed student education, while tuition paid by Wiedle steps off the bus holding a 3rd place pla­ tory is still apparent as Gordie loan program is undergoing drastic juniors and seniors covers about 15 tea m arrived back in Charleston at 6:30 p. m. que above his head. The soccer cuts so the progratn will be ad- percent of the cost. in Stanford, California. (News photo by Sherry yesterday after co mpeting ministered strictly on a need basis next The split-level tuition, with its in- Du mentat) year. (See TUITION, page 8) Spring central registration set for Jan. 12, 13 Central registration for spring semester will be The registration schedule is as follows: S ...... 11:5 5 a.m. held from 9 a.m. to 1:4 0 p.m. Jan. 12 and 13 in Tuesc;tay,Jan. 12 T ...... 12:30 p. m. McAfee Gym. A ...... : ...... 9a .m. U-V...... � ...... : .... 1 :0 5 p.m. Undergraduates will register at a time scheduled B...... 9:35 a.m. W-Z ...... 1 :40 p. m. according to the first letter of their last name, C ...... 10:1 0a.m. Director of Registration Michael Taylor said D ...... 10:45 a.m.

Thursday. E-F ...... 11 :2 0 a.m. The add-drop schedule is as follows: Students must present I.D.'s and pay fees to G . -...... 11 :5 5 a.m. 2 ...... 9a .m .

register, he added. H ...... 12: 30 p.m. 3 ...... : ...... 9:30 a.m. Add-drops will be held from the first class day 1-J ...... 1 :0 5 p.m. 4 ...... 10a.m.

through the fourth day of classes in the University K ...... 1 :40 p.m. 5 ...- ...... 1 0:30 a. m. Union Old Ballroom, Taylor said. 6 ...... 11 a. m.

Students should report to the Old Ballroom at a 'Nednesday,Jan.13 7 ...... 11:3 0 a. m.

scheduled time according to the last digit of their L ...... 9a.m. 8 ...... noon

social security number. M ...... 9:35 a.m. 9 ...... 12:30 p.m.

No schedule will be followed beginning Jan. 15. N-0 ...... 10:1 O a. m. O ...... 1 p.m.

Students may add or drop a class from 10 a.m. to 2 P-Q ...... 1 0:45 a. m. 1 ...... - ... 1 :3 0 p.m. R ...... 11:2 0 a.m. 2 Tuesday, December 8, 1981

Reagan's economis.ts say Tuesday's Memorial concert and vigil $162 billion deficit in 1984 set for Lennon annivers.arj WASHINGTON-In the gloomiest forecast yet, LIVERPOOL, England-A concert a President Reagan's economists estimate the budget (AP) News shorts candlelight vigil are planned Tuesday, the first deficit could soar to a record $109 billion in 1982 niversary of John Lennon's death, in this indust · and $162 billion by 1984.. Federal investigators state city where the Beatles began chronicling by song The bleak projections, which do not take into ac- changes of the 1960s that swept the world. . count the new budget cuts the president will seek U.S. air control system safe "They're coming in their thousands from ev from Congress early next year, point to a WASHINGTON-Independent federal in­ corner of the world," said Sam Leach, a prom "monstrous problem" confronting Reagan in his vestigators have concluded that the nation's air of Beatles concerts 20 years ago and organizer traffic control system has not been jeopardized by quest for a balanced budget and a strong economic · Tuesday night's free concert in memory of Lenn recovery, an administration official said Monday. the firing of 11, 500 strikers last August, it was "Americans, French, Dutch, Germans, and a Administration sources, who did not want their learned Monday. from Canada-the place will be packed," he names used, said the new projected deficit is part of The findings are in a report to be presented by the predicting 30,000would turn out. :1 preliminary economic forecast given Reagan last staff of the National Tra11sportation Safety board Five bands will perform Beatles hits from Friday to help him decide on a 1983 budget plan, for final approval Tuesday. 1960s. At IO p.m., a candlelight vigil and sil which is expected to seek draStic new cu-ts in a varie­ A 16-member task force interviewed working prayers will close the gathering. ty of social programs. controllers and toured a r umber of control towers Leach picked the St. George's Hall Plateau Last September, the administration forecast and centers during a two-;nonth investigation. The the outdoors concert. It overlooks Liverpool's L' deficits averaging about $60 billion a year through aim was to determine whether the reduced air con­ Street and is opposite the Empire Theater where 1984 without any further spending cuts or new tax troller force and other pos;:-strike factors posed any Beatles played their first big stage show on Oct. increases. reduction in safety.- 1962. American rock singer Little Richard top Now with the economy in a deepening recession The board is an independent agency that in­ the bill then. that the administration had not predicted, the vestigates airline and other transportation ac­ On the eve of the tribute, Merseyside Cou deficit projections are balooning for the three fiscal cidents. Council, which governs the region encomp years that began Oct. 1. Among the task force's findings are that: this northwest England port city, publishing a Without new budget cuis or tax increases, accor­ -There are no indications to support allegations page guidebook, ''In the Footsteps of the Beatles. ding to the new forcast, the deficit will reach $109.1 that medically unqualified controllers have been us­ The book records such landmarks as the Od billion in fiscal 1982, $159. 3 billion in fiscal 1983, ed to direct air traffic since the strike. Street Maternity Hospital where Lennon was b and $162 billion in fiscal 1984. in the middle of a Luftwaffe bombing raid.

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News Steff Editor in chief ...... Marsha Hausser Identification Statement News editor...... Melinda De Vries Ass't news editor ...... Jane Meyer The Daily Eastern News is published daily, Monday th rough Friday, at Night Staff Mana �harleston, Illinois during the fall and ging editor ...... Betsey Guzior spring semesters and twice weekly Editor ...... Peggy Schn Consulting editor ...... Ted Gregory during the summer term. except during school vac ations or examinations. Assistant ...... Julie Editorial page editor ...... Scott Hainzinger by the students of Eastern Illinois University. Subscription price: $1 O per Activities/supplements editor...... Linda Fraembs semester. $2 for summer only, $20 for all year. The Daily Eastern News is Wire editor ...... Tim Bro Administration editor ...... Yvonne Beeler a member of the Associated Press. which is en titled to exclusive use of all Sports editor ...... Steve Bi Campus editor . . .Peggy Schneider articles appearing in this paper . The opinions expressed on the editorial City editor ...... Dru Sefton Photo editor ...... Bob and op-ed pages are not necessarily those Government editor. Lola Burnham of the administration . faculty or Copy desk ...... Dana Eastri• Photo editor ...... student body.Phone 581-2812, Advertising phone 581-2813. The Daily . . . . . Tom Roberts Mike Nolan, Elise Dinquel, Sports editor...... Steve Binder Eastern News editorial and business offices are located in the North Gym Verge editor...... Sue Ann Minor of the Buzzard Education Building. Eastern Illinois Univers1ty. Second class Johnson, Arlen Miller, Madel Advertising manager ...... Laura Rzepka postage paid at Charleston. IL 61920. Printed by Eastern llltno1s Doubek Circulation manager ... . Dave Kidwel l University. Charleston. IL 61 920 Business manager . . .. Tony Dardano Adviser . David Reed Tuesday, December 8, The Dally Eastern News t 98 t 3

Tuition hike Coeds prepare for local pageant protest set by Yvonne Beeler One Eastern student has decided to take concrete action to protest the Board of Governors' approval of a sp lit-level tuition hike. Eastern junior Rick Oswald has decided to organize a student protest by drafting a letter explaining his com­ plaints about the tuition split-level in­ crease. In order to receive additional sup­ port from students, Oswald and other students will run a table Tuesday and Thursday by the Union check cashing se rvice and will set up a booth Thursday and Friday at the pre­ Illa. registration tables in the Union Old Ballroom. The annual Miss Charlestur1 Delta "It's time some students did Chi pageant is in full swing. For the something about this proposal," past couple of months contestants Oswald said. "We need to show the have been brushing up on thpir talents IBHE and others we protest this split­ in hopes of obtaining the title of Miss le vel tuition hike." Charleston Delta Chi. The annual con­ Oswald said he currently has 40 test sponsored by the Delta Chi frater· signa tures and is "hoping for a lot nity has provided the opportunity for more" this week. After receiving the many coeds to place themselves in the signatures, Oswald said he will send, limelight and show their talents. Along and perhaps even take, the letter to the with winning scholarships, the winnner BOG, the Illinois Board of Higher of the pageant will advance to state Education, the Illinois General competition later in the year. The Assembly and finally to Gov. Jim pageant will be held in the Union Grand Thompson. Ballroom. In these photos, contestants Last Thursday, the BOG approved a and judges watch while Laura Knapp split-level tuition increase which would auditions. tax an additional 19 percent tuition for juniors and seniors and an additional Photos by 12 percent tuition for freshmen and sophomores. Brian Orm iston The BOG recommendation will now go before the IBHE and, if approved, will go to the General Assembly and then to Thompson for final approval. "I myself can't do it (afford the in­ crease)," Oswald said. "And 1 ju�t want to get students support to sho"' the IBHE, the legislature and Thomp­ son that this proposal is really not possible," he added. In his letter, Oswald says he i� strongly opposed to the split-level tui­ tion hike , especially the 19 percent in­ crease for juniors and seniors. BOG Executive Director Donald Walters said the proposal is part of a plan to equalize tuition costs between upperclassmen and lowerclassmen, by Walsea confesses to talk of overthrow increasing- tuition for upperclassmen WARSAW, Poland (AP)-The Coinciding with the harsh new as saying "The confrontation will take gr adually over the next few years. Communist Party accused Solidarity Polish attack on Solidarity's leader- place ... We have to awaken pcorle to that. However, Oswald does not agree leader Lech Walesa Monday of calling - ship, the Soviet government newspaper with the BOG's reasoning. In his letter, for the overthrow of Polish authorities Izvestia charged Monday that ex­ "I wanted to reach that confron;a­ Oswald says that juniors and seniors during a closed union meeting last tremists in Poland's trade union move­ tion in a natural way, when almost all have, for example, paid for the use of week. ment were verging on terrorism in their social groups are with us," th� paper efforts to undermine the influence of campus facilities and that incoming Warsaw Radio broadcast Walesa's quoted him as saying. "But I made a the ruling Communist Party. freshmen and sophomores have not tape-recorded remarks, and Walesa mistake... because l thought \�e wouiJ had that expense. confirmed Monday that he made the The Polish Communist Party daily keep it up longer and then we would In addition to drafting the letter and comments. He told The Associated Trybuna Ludu published lengthy overthrow these ... Polish Parliament encouraging students to sign it, Oswald Press his words were taken out of con­ quotes from Walesa at the meeting last and councils and so on." said next semester he would like to text but he would not elaborate. A Thursday in central Poland. The "coundls" he referred to .:1.1._. or ganize a protest rally somewhere on radio spokesman said he could not say Walesa, leader of the 9.5-million­ local government units whos.: offic.iab campus. where the tapes came from. member labor federation, was quoted will be elected in February. . .,.,,..,...._...... � ...... -- ...... ,..� ..__.. .._....,...__....-...._.,...... ,.., ...... _.. ..,...... ,..., I Z blks. north of Roe's cr1_ '' � fl� ! Strut McPherson'' i Rock 'n Roll • am Old Mil Pitchers $2.00 I Drink Special: Blue Tall Fly 75( By AppointmentOnly

� � �� ��� � .,.._..� �����.._.....-..�...... -.1 i F 0 ur Editorials represent the majority opinion of our editorial board pageOpinion/Commentary • Tuesda , December 8 1 981 The Dall Eastern New Tutition hike demands protest Your Turn -They tell us sir that we are weak ... but we are for students to organize a protest before a vote Storm forgot promi not weak if we make� proper use of those means was taken, there is still hope that students can ef­ Editor: which the God of nature has placed in our power. fectively protest the hikes. In reaction to Mr. Jim Williams' The battle, sir, is not to the strong alone; it is to An organized student protest is the only way to letter supporting Joel Storm's the vigilant, the active, the brave.-Patrick Henry. effectively have impact in this decision. misdeeds, it appears he has missed Action-that is the only key that can have any There are a number of ways to have input into a the point. effect on changing the split level tuition hikes protest. When seeking the court position, passed Thursday by the Board of Governors. -Write a letter to a student senator expressing Mr. Storm strongly asserted that he We believe that no more important an issue has your concern about the unfair increases and de; would not become involved in cam­ pus political activities. Yet slightly faced students within recent years than the deci- mand that student government organize the stu­ more than one month later he was sion by the BOG to charge juniors and sen"iorsdif- dent voice to higher education officials. doing so. He lied. As the other Dec ferent tuition rates than freshmen and -Write a letter to the editor of The Daily Eastern 3 letter pointed out, he breached his sophomores. News. Higher education officials read the paper integrity. It is true that real judges Before the separate increases are passed by on a regular basis and will get the students' declare political affiliation (it's the law) and play behnd-the-scene games the Illinois Board of Higher Education and come messages. _ to climb the ladder. But they don't even closer to being a reality, students must unite Organization is a key to having an effective pro- campaign, not even for themselves! to protest this outrageous decision to discriminate test. You are confusing the point. against one group of students. And the only way a tuition increase can be The main disturbance of this inci· If the board's proposal is passed by the IBHE, fought by students is by uniting and doing dent is Mr. Storm's apparent freshmen and sophomores will pay an additional something about it. Without voicing your com­ disregard for the seriousness of this in tuition next year and juniors and seniors plaints to people who matter, the students will be matter. The man has been dishonest $84 and not impartial, and uncaring th will pay $132 more. faced with an unfair tuition increase without giving anyone should see him this way. Despite the hasty decision which left little time any input. But the most hideous aspect is t the Senate did not have the backbo to stand up for what is right and im peach him. No. in Division • • 3 I. One final point, Mr. Williams, h can you not know Mr. Storm's politics and be "certain he takes his position quite seriously." To be in student government, to concerned and to be serious about such a role are not congruent points unless proved so in each instance. The only thing Mr. Storm has sho me is that he is in student govern­ ment.

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Story was incorrect Editor We are writing this in response to the article about the mistletoe rising out of greek folklore which was printed in the Tuesday, Nov. 1 issue of The Daily Eastern News. We are currently enrolled in 2075 Skandina ­ vian Literature. We believe that th are several errors in this article. First of all, none of the charact listed: Balder, Loki or Helder, have any connection with Greek Soccer team deserves applause mythology. These characters are Eastern Illinois University is once again a playoff bid. But following his squad's convinc­ associated with Norse mythology. privileged to possess one of the best collegiate ing 4-2 third-place victory over Philadelphia Furthermore, Venus is not the athletic teams nationwide in its division-the Textile, ranked as the best squad going into the mother of Balder; Frigg, the wife soccer team. national tournament, Hyndman proclaimed this Odin, is. Frigg did not give a ch 1981 to Balder, she extracted an oath f But there exist many facts about the year's Panther unit as the best in Eastern all things on Earth, living and not outstanding Panther soccer team and its ex= history. ing, that they would not harm Bal traordinary seasonal finish which merit special And rightfully so. The Panthers utilized an However, she did not extract this recognition and praise. always threatening offensive attack and oath from te mistletoe as she tho The foremost and most obvious is the third relentless defensive play in registering a record it was too young to threaten Bald place national finish in Division The soccer shutouts for an impressive season Loki did persuade Helder to throw I. 19 19-2-2 dart tipped with mistletoe at Balder team has always boasted a strong reputation in record. This dart killed him. After his d Division II with one second and one third-place The boaters have made an excellent showing Balder was not restored to life, n finish in the last three years. despite their low budget, which falls 13th on .there any mention of Frigg kissing But in making the jump to Division I competi- the list of Panther sports. anyone who passed under the . 1 9 m tion this year, Eastern's soccer team proved to The soccer team's performance put the istletoe or of her tears forming white berries. Kissing under the be more than a formidable opponent for any university back into the athletic spotlight. But mistletoe first appeared in Englan squad in any division. more importantly, the Panther showing dumped Before the season began, head coach a truckload of respectability on a soccer pro­ Linda Vrell Schellas Hyndman was desperately hoping for gram already dubbed a strong booter tradition. Eric R. Byron T':Jesday, December 8, 1981 The Dally Eastern News 5

Bar situation Cities report problem by Dawn Morville with age, but if minors are found drinking Mayors from several Illinois cities with in a bar, both the minor and the licensee of public universities, said they too have had the bar receive charges from the city at­ some problems with underage drinking in torney, Severns said. bars. Carbondale, where Southern Illinois The situation at Eastern concerning University is located, has an ordinance minors being served in the bars has recently which states persons must be 18 to enter a been reported in a series of articles in The bar. Daily Eastern News after Charleston Mayor Hans Fischer said several bars Mayor Bob Hickman sent a letter to bar restrict entrance for anyone under 21 owners urging them to tighten their carding because they have decided it is easier to en­ policies. force the drinking age. Hickman's letter was the result of a Fischer said the city has "a pretty tight number of complaints from Charleston enforcement program" and the police go residents who are concerned about the into the bars regularly to check IDs and the underage drinking problem here. bar owners know this. Macomb, the location of Western Il­ "We don't receive many complaints linois University, had problems earlier in from residents because they know we have the fall with underage drinking in the bars, a strict enforcement program. If we but has not had much difficulty with the weren't getting the job done, they might be problem in the last 45 days, Mayor Robert complaining," he said. Anstine said. There is no "major" problem with Anstine, who is also the liquor commis­ underage drinking in DeKalb, where Nor­ sioner, said he received a large number of thern Illinois University is located, Mayor complaints from students that the bars Greg Sparrow said. were not "paying attention to the legal enter a bar, Spar­ drinking age. Persons must be :Zl to row said. However, a restaurant has a "That was kind of unusual because the definite bar area, so persons under 21 may complaints usually come through other enter the restaurant, but not the bar area. channels,'' he said. Police go into bars to check IDs if so­ Macomb's city ordinance concerning meone has lodged a complaint and they Oh Christmas tree... occasional "spot checks," Sparrow drinking age is similar to also do Bob Schoeberle helps to hang decorations on a 20-foot Christmas Charleston's-persons 18 years old and said. tree in the recently opened north entrance of Booth Library. (News above may enter a bar. The city ordinance in Normal, where Il­ photo by Michael Kuo) linois State University is located, places no "If we find underage drinking is a pro­ age limitation on entering the bars, Mayor blem, we charge the owner or the bartender COTE will vote on Tuesday Richard Godfrey said. in charge for serving alcohol to minors. The Council on Teacher COTE chairman Ronald After a few of these charges, owners do a Godfrey said, however, that every Education will vote Tuesday to Gholson of the secondary educa- better job restricting sale of alcohol to establishment serving alcohol by the drink accept the first departmental pro- tion and foundation department minors," Anstine said. must have 57 percent of its income from posals to incorporate options into said many departments are op- something other than the sale of alcohol. The city's liquor commission, comprised individual programs to meet the ting to fulfill the requirement by of three persons, has in the past suspended "So, we don't have 'bars' as such," he requirements of House Bill 150. requiring Special Education 3500. licenses of several bars in Macomb, he said. said. "They are all restaurants." The bill, which was passed by the Illinois legislature in 1979, re- However, he said two depart- The ordinance in Champaign where the He said some establishments that serve quires all potential graduates ments-speech pathology and University of Illinois is located, does not alcohol will not admit anyone under age 21 seeking teacher certification after audiology and psychology-have prohibit anyone from entering a bar. after certain hours of the evening. Sept. 1, 1981 to complete course submitted a program to infuse Liquor commissioner and mayor Joan Godfrey said there is no underage drink­ work in special education. the three-hour requirement into Severns, said however, that bar owners ing problem in the bars. "I'm convinced In order to meet that require- existing courses. may elect to keep persons under 21 from that our liquor establishments adhere close­ ment, the School of Education He said the COTE had hoped en tering their bar by posting a sign "in­ ly to the drinking law because they don't gave two options to the depart- to have proposals about im- dicating this. want to lose their license," he said. ments. The first option would be plementing the requirements of to include Special Education HB150 from all departments by "I'm sure we have a problem with He said last fall he sent a letter to the 3500, "The Education of In- the council's Nov. 24 meeting. minors drinking in the bars. I receive com­ owners of. these establishments encourag­ dividuals with .Exceptionalities" - However, there are still a number plaints from parents who are local (parents ing them to be certain and ask for an of­ in each program. The second op- of departments that have yet to of students who live in Champaign­ ficial ID when serving persons. tion would be to infuse the submit a proposal, Gholson said. Urbana)," Severns said. Police go into the bars on. a sporadic equivalent of three semester The COTE is scheduled to She said most of the underage drinking is schedule to check IDs, and he added that hours ·of special education re- meet at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the done in apartments and fraternity houses. three years ago, five local bars had their quirements into the individual Union addition Arcola-Tus.. :ola Most bars card at the door for an ID licenses suspended for serving minors. programs. 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(AP) - Robert A state audit traced part of the Parker, a former University of Illinois ing money to several Chicago w financial officer accused of spending described by prosecutors as prostit school money on women and a subur­ and to the nightclub, Club Taray. ban Chicago club, pleaded innocent to­ The audit showed that Par day to 157 counts of felony theffin the siphoned $631,000 from the Univ disappearance of more than $600,000 of Illinois Foundation into a corpo in school funds. offshoot, the UD Corporation - Parker, . 60, was arraigned before then wrote checks on the corporate Champaign County Circuit Court count for several years.

Judge Harold Jensen, who set Jan. 11 At the time, Parker was a senior • as the trial date. president and deputy controller at Parker originally was charged with university and assistant treasurer of 43 counts of felony theft. A grand jury foundation. He also was UD C indictment, made public today, con­ treasurer. He resigned the posts tained the other charges. June, shortly before the university

The indictment lists three Chicago nounced it had discovered the · women as being granted immunity pearance of a substantial sum from prosecution for testimony in the case.

Activity offices will mov by Gene O'Shea The board also heard recommen The Union Board voted unanimous- tions to make parking lot U a contr . ly Monday to move student activities ed parking area and decided to con offices into the area that is being the area with gates. vacated by Sargent Art Gallery. Clark said gates would be easier The gallery will be moved into the operate than parking meters. Tarble Art Center when it is completed "With the gates we hope to crea in June 1982. somejobs," he said. Along with the student governmeni The board also discussed the UniOll offices, the Residerice Hall .Asssocia· financial report, and Clark reported tion, Interfraternity Council that the Union is operating at $19, December weather? Panhellenic Council, and the Universi· in the black. Eastern sophomore George Chase takes advantage of the warm weather ex­ ty Board offices will also be moved. The recent firing of Steve Groll perienced in the,area Saturday afternoon. Chase is shown making some fancy In addition, the National Union business operations direct moves with a frisbee in short sleeves in the library quad. (News photo by Beth Panhellenic Council and the Black Stu- came under fire at the meeting. Lander) dent Union, which currently have no Faculty Senate Chairman Lav offices, will have offices because of the Hamand asked Clark, "Why did move. learn the demise of Mr. (Steve) Gr Council· to decide stipend level Some opposition was raised to the in the newspaper? People asked The Council on Graduate Studies for 1982-83. However, since the sti­ move when it became apparent that the what happened and I didn't ev may reach a final decision Tuesday on pend increase could adversely affect area would be inaccessible to severely know." the stipend level to be offered to some departments, rescinding the ap­ handicapped· students. Union Area Clark said, "A, I don't want graduate assistants next year. proval to give individual departments Head Bill Clark said constructing make any comment, and B, I have However, Graduate School Dean more flexibility with the assistantship elevators to make the area accessible told not to. Personnel matters are not Larry Williams said the council is still funds is a possibility. would be too expensive. brought before this board." uncertain about how many assi�tant­ Williams said the council will discuss "It would only be feasible to put in a Grove has been employed ships can be offered and the amount of the history department's proposal to (wheelchair) chair lift," Clark said. Union for 12 years. tuition waivers that will be available. allocate a specific dollar amount to In November, the CGS approved a each department to spend on assistant­ stipend level increase to $350 and $475 ships.

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Stocking SurprlsesJ 8 Police make no arrests by Dawn Morville Although Charleston police and the Federal Bureau of Investigation have rei.:eived leads in the Oct. 22 robbery of the Coles County National Bank, 111 W. Lincoln, no arrests have been thade. Joe Ondrula, FBI assistant special agent in charge of central and southern Illinois, said no arrests have been made yet, but the FBI is still pursuing the Working hard ? matter. Julie Muren might attest to the fact that good help is hard to find. Julie, a member of the U.B. graphics committee An undisclosed amount of money preparing felt banners to Wednesday's Madrigals. In the background an unknown student takes a short nap. was stolen in an armed robbery by two white males, who handcuffed two bank tellers to a pipe in the basement of the Hiker will lecture on bank. Curious about Fraternities? Ondrula said strict guidelines from Appalachian journey the United States Attorney General Come to the restricts him from revealing any details A slide/talk show on the experience . on the case, including the amount of of hiking the Appalachian Trail will be money stolen from the bank. given at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Phipps Lec­ ture Hall, a physical education depart­ Tuition ment teacher said Monday. The talk will be given by John Lynn, from page 1 who walked the 2,100 mile Ap­ palachian Trail from Mt. Springer in cp crease in upperdass level tuition, will allow more juniors and seniors to Georgia, through 12 other states, to receive more money to cover the in­ Mt. Katahdin in Maine, John Schaefer Open House creased cost, because the cost of educa­ of the physical education department at the Delta Sig house tion is higher and needs a larger grant said. TONIGHT to fund it, Mortenson said. Lynn will show slides of the scenic 8:00 o'clock A spokesman for the BEOG said trail and relate anecdotes of his trip, Monday the split-level tuition increase Schaefer added. would also not affect his office. He 9th St . The lecture, which is free and open 1 705 agreed with Mortenson's belief that to the public, is being sponsored by the juniors and seniors will get more funds Physical Education and Recreation For rides and info. call under the system. 345-9884 clubs.

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for university employee Kuntz, Enjoy yolJ' · Laura, Teresa, and Connie, Dede, you've been the best by Elise Dinquel sign painting because that's where the Merry Christmas to the best mom ever. Have a very Merry Christmas at EIU. Yoo' For Don Matthews, a normal 40- money is, especially in communities the roomies. Hope Santa brings Christmas. Love, Jeri great friend! I'm going to hour work week just is not enough to size of Charleston and Mattoon. you your hearts'desire. Love you BIG TIME next year . gc! in all the painting he would like. "Around here, in this size communi­ you all! Debbie Thanks Joy, Katie, A painter by trade, Matthews not ty, you're limited as a painter. Besides, J.W.G.-This semester has Susan and Caroline for the only works full-time at Eastern pain­ sign painting Harold-Merry Christmas to been great and it's all because ties in with my other semester. I'll never forget the most hugable person I of you! Have a great Christmas ting walls and signs and things, he also painting, and it's .helped me along ar­ the late night Dominos, know! Keep spreading your amd I'll think of you and miss paints landscapes and portraits in his tistically. Like anything else, the more fights, all nighters and sunshine! Sweetcakes you everyday! I love you, Bug­ angels. Congratulations spare time in a studio at his home. you paint the better you get," Mat- gie Matthews said he has been painting thews said. . and Laurel-best wis Caroline-grand old lady of since 1945 when he was 15 years old. Matthews said he does sell some of Merry Christmas and a Hap­ South-thanks for carin "A friend of mine in 1945 was also a his paintings, although he modestly py New Year to Records office you give my dog a friend of Paul Sargent's. The two of us adds he usually only makes sales to student employees, C, J, M, S, C.P.O. v always wanted to do art in school so we friends. His prices range from $50 to took some art classes under f>aul $250. Attention Gypsies! Ve your vadios. Keep an eye Alpha Sigma Tau-thanks for Sargent that summer," Matthews said. Matthews recently produced for the for fat Bulgarian Spys so much this semester. I'm real Sargent is a locally prominent artist. in red suits at Wendy's. Vi university a four-foot version of proud of ya. I'll miss ya-see ya you a verdy Merdy · That summer, he learned the basics Eastern's seal, sandblasted from red­ next year. January 30, here we Ch G.l.A. Love, Partners in C of painting, but the rest of his ability wood, which now hangs in the office of come. Tau love and mine, Amy

has been self-taught, especially President Daniel E. Marvin. Michele Nuckols, Amy Debbie Hutton-I'll miss through lots of practice, he added. "I had painted some plaques similar Reinhart, Pam Keuenneth, and over break. Enjoy your Alpha Sigma Tau-just want Mary "Sleeze", have a Merry !ion and have a won Matthews said he has been a painter to it just on plywood, and the idea to to wish each of you a Merry •• Christmas and a Happy New CM at Eastern for 13 years. do the redwood piece just came to Christmas and Happy New Year. Your friend, Joy. "Here at Eastern I paint walls, signs, me," Matthews said. Year. Amy

and do decorating. Artistically, I like He said he estimated it probably Steve, two weeks is a long to do landscapes or any type of­ took him 40 hours to create the in­ time apart, when you're IN Have a great Christmas realism," he said. signia, although he added he did not LOVE! Merry Christmas and · Baby! I can't wait for Saturday Matthews said he decided to go into keep track of the time he spent on it. we'll TOGETHER have a Happy night! Love ya, Scott New Year!! Love, Sparky

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Melinda, Betsey, Jane, TONE-I could never thank Maureen Jackson, Have a Elaine, Merry Christmas. I . Hawkins-Thanks for the Scott, Linda, Yvonne, Peggy, you enough for everything you great Christmas! I hope Santa love you now and forever. road trips and for your friend­ Dru, Lola, Tom, Steve, Sue have done for me. Thanks for is good to you. Love, Cathy Let's have many more ship. Have a great Christmas Ann and Laura-Thanks for a helping me through. Your sup­ Christmases together. Doug and keep in touch. Love, Laura super semester! Have a merry port has always been ap­ Sig Kaps, Merry Christmas and have a super break. Christmas and a great break! preciated. Merry Christmas. Dear "Hubby ". i wanted to Thanks for all your support. Get Psyched for next Love, Laura tell you. I LOVE YOU in the Love, Casper semester. Love, Marsha Eastern News. Merry Doug, just wanted to remind Christmas. Love, your wifey Dear Christine: Although our you of how much you mean. Fourth Floor Andrews and relationship is shaky at times, Have the best Christmas ever. Lola, Christmas is the time of you know how much I really Meg, Sure am going to miss Love, Anne year to bring you all a wishful care! Have a great holiday. Sue, Betsy, Aileen: Hope my you, spiderwoman ! Downtown cheer. We bring to you friendly (New Year's Eve Anniversary?) roommates have a great thoughts and hope the season shopping? Feliz Navidad y Christmas break! Love, Col­ means a lot. Merry Christmas, cuidate! Love, Patty leen Rhonda and Vicki Merry Christmas to all my e kids on 4th floor! Pam, Karen, Tig r: Hope you have the To Cottie-My favorite tutor Cathy, Lisa, Carol, Rhonda, I waved at you Monday in our best Christmas ever, you and the person I would most Vicki, Teri, Nancy, Patti, and deserve it. All my love, you lit­ 8 o'clock class, know me? like to be snowed in with. A �·- Susan. Your loving mom, tle Tigress toast! To champagne, soft How about a date? Merry Sheila Ch•� Christmas lights and the best Mike and Russ: Mary To all my Alpha Sigma Tau weekend in a long time. Christmas "with a ring to it," Ann, Merry Christmas. I real­ sisters: Have a fantastic break V.R.A.Q.T. Love ya, Jeff even though you are the worst � and Christmas. Get psyched! ly miss.you. But somehow the workers. Mar and Nell miles don't seem quite as far at Love, Cheryl Tom, Merry Christmas you Christmas time. Love, Elaine pup! Don't expect any "chew" Dear BMS, You're all I want Julie Miller-Hope you have a Carol: To a great roomie. in your stocking! Love, Becky for Christmas! You are the only Baby, what color socks do happy holiday season. Have a Thanks for putting up with me. guy that can make my you want? Brown onesm nice day!-Your Secret Santa Merry Christmas. Love, Cheryl Christmas dreams come true. Merry Christmas! Love, Mom­ Men of Phi Mu Alpha, May we be together · this my & Gramps Second North McKinney: I Wishing you the Merriest Christmas and always! Love wish you all a very merry holi­ Christmas! You are all special you, your NJB. P.S. Your Trish, you're the best big sis! day and super bre ak. I'll miss to me. Love, your sweetheart, mistletoe or mine? Let's get together soon! Good � you all next semester. Love, Debbie luck on exams! Love, Debbie Danette, thanks for be ing Cheryl such a great friend. You're Ted, Th anks for all the great Peg Sheehy: Happy very special to me and always Taylor Staff-It's been a great times. You're· my idol-y.ou're semester! I wish the best of Holidays to our cute little will be. Have a Merry Slways looking above average everything for each of you this reindeer, you can land on our Christmas. Love, Pam in your five shirts! Hope you roof anytime. Love, Hans and Christmas and always! Love to have a Merry Christmas! Love, your favorite Delta Sig all, Lynn B.B. Joy, Amy, Michele, Pam­ Sigma Chi's: A merry Have a super terrific break, see Sherri, Kristy, Janet, Lyn , Christmas and Happy New ya next year! Love, Mary Kerry: Have a wonderful Year to everyone!! Love your Christmas, you flies! Love, sweetheart, Sue Tuck, I hope you have a Colleen � Lynn Rutledge: Happy great Christmas. Thanks for ci.�� o Holidays! Love, your Secret Jim: Let's make this everything. I'll miss you over Kim and Jan, You guys are Saom Christmas a very· special one-­ break. I love you. Walnut. � DeFRIES-lt's been a wild the greatest roommates ever! -f by always being together. I semester. Take care of the Love, your little Bumpkin love you, Sue · Paul, I'll have my best apartment for me. Thanks for Christmas ever bec ause I', everything.,-lnterns forever! Pam Kuzelka: Your Secret AM-Here's wishing you all spending it with you. MERRY Keep in touch. Love, Laura Santa hopes you have a great the love and joy of this holiday CHRISTMAS! Love, Mindy Womo" of F'5t Ta�o• North Christmas and terrific New season. I hope we can spend � Year. 2G Stevenson: To my very Have a super Christmas and Ladies of Covenant House-­ part of it together. At least in Happy New Year! Love, Carol Thank you for all the effort that special "sweet-mates." spirit. Love forever, BM makes CCF so special-Love to Dru: We actually made it Wishing you a very happy and Eileen, our friendship is the you all-BDC through the semester alive! peaceful holiday season. I'll best Christmas present I could Behave yourself over break. miss you! Love, Eileen / ask for. Marybeth Munch Bunch: Friends Love, Dawn Deb, Here's to next Forever! I love you all and I'll f Cathy. good luck at U of I. I'll miss you! Love, Mary! Keep To my faith ul Sunday night semester! Good luckon finals! miss .ya buddy. Merry the Fire! copy deskers-Carl, Denise, Have a great vacation! your Christmas! Love, Katie and Mary: Thanks for being future roomie, Janice Sally and Char: You guys are there! Merry Christmas from Athum-This will be my best To Mona, Maxine, Zelda, the greatest! Good luck with your Ass. Ed. Dawn .Chr istmas ever, because I've NANCY. Hope you have a Bannana, and Merma (M.0.?): finals and have a great break! go.t you. Happy Aniversity! super, fantastic, happy Shello! Darlings, have a Love. Karla To my little Bozo-Let's make Love, Jan Christmas. Have lots of fun in Shmerry Christmas! Tally ho, our second Christmas together Colorado and when you return Phylis Fourth Floor Reindeer, I the best ever. Merry To Dan, S&M, Vince, Jeff, let's get physical. Love, Andy hope you have the happiest Christmas, Sweetheart, I love O.G. and my neighbors: Have To all my buddies on 5th Christmas ever! Thanks for you. Your Little BeeBee. Merry a super holiday! I love you all! Mar-Mar, You've beE1n a fan­ floor Taylor South: Merry always being there. Love, Christmas to my other room­ Janet tastic roommate, and I'm going Christmas. M(!rybeth P. Cathy mate too! to miss your laughing att acks! Merry Christmas and Happy Happy Holidays! Love, Patty Kevin, Merry Christmas! I'll To all my maggot friends­ Perry-"Let's make a great New Year Alpha Phi's. Have a see you in the city. Love, KC thanks for a very special Christmas. How about, let's nice break and take care. Rikki-Christmas has been semseter! I'll miss you all have a great year." How could Love, Swani. P.S. Study hard canceled ...just kidding! Merry Stacey, Cher and Gayle-­ mucho! Merry Christmas. we wver forget those lines. for finals and get "psyched" Christmas to one of the best! Thanks for a great semester in Love, Shelley Anyway-Love, Mary and "rowdie" for Phi Sigma Ep­ Butch 1110. Merry Christmas. Love, silon function! Linda Pooky, Thank you for the 4 Mindy Fansler-Have a very Dr. Voelz, Thanks for all your greatest months of my life! Merry Christmas and Happy John: To the greatest big help and encouragement dur­ Merry Christmas to our Let's have a great holiday. I New Year. You're the best brother! Good luck on exams ing my three and one half years at Eastern. Linda "Distinguished" friends on really love you! Stinger roomie. I'm picking out a ther­ and have a su per Christmas. Pem 1st and Pit. Love, Chris mos for you! Love, Debbie and Suzanne Jill, Nancy, Laura, Kelley, Mark, Here's to our first s Terri, you guys are the To the men of Delta Sigma Ad staff-Thanks for keeping Christma together and us! greatest! Wishing you the best Phi-I hope all of you have a those inches up despite other Let's keep the candles burn­ Christmas ever. Let's get merry Christmas. Love, your forces. You did a great job. ing. I love you, Debbie together over break and hit the sweetheart, Lisa Merry Christmas and be good ·"slammers"! Love, Theresa to Steve. AM Anita Bertels: Merry Karen Loucks, Remember Christmas on the 25th and GARBS-Merry Christmas Marcia, have a great M&M's are visitation bribes. Happy Birthday on the 19th! and I hope you have the best Christmas, I know I will as long Have a su per break. Love Love your kids: Susan and Lin- year ever. You know we will es you ar� in it. Love ya, Jeff

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Nice townhouse apartment. ,______nice house for spring oo ------1 2/ 11 Regency apartment. First Completely furnished, new Nebd TYPING done? Call semester. Own Room. ..,..,- ----, ------00 Needed: One male room­ month's rent paid. Call 348- --:::-- carpet, · good location. 345-9225 after 4 p.m. $87.50/month. 348-8675. Sublease Regency iwart­ mate, $100/month. Call 345· 1280. December and May rent paid, ______12/1 1 ..,.--:-:------12/ 11 ment, $100 per month.' Call 4982. ______12/1 1 Lana, 345-5234. Need typing done? Call 345- NEED sublease for Regency. 345-9552. ______12/1 1 Need subleaser for spring ______12/10 2595 after 5 p.m. Male. Call Gary345-9 185. ------1 2/ 11 Wanted: One male subleaser semester. Nice two-bedroom -::- Furnished room in quiet ______12/1 1 - ----1 2/ 10 Storage: 6' X 8' room =- --:- for spring semester. House ful­ apartment for $21 O a month at home for women. Near can­ Stevenson Typing: 8-5 Mon­ Two female roommates available at $2 per cubic yard ly furnished and very close to 1044 1st. Phone 345-9609. pus, 345-6760. day thru Friday. 345-7083. needed for spring semester. per month. For human habita· campus. Good roommates. ------1 2/ 11 ------�12/8 ------12/ 11 House 1 /2 block from campus. --:- lion $80 per month. 345· -::-- - $1 05 a month, first month rent One girl needed to sublease Male needed to sublease fir· Papers typed fast and effi­ Call 348-1 503. 4375, Nancy. free! Call Chuck, 348-1 215. nice Townhouse apartment. nished apartment one block ciently. Only 50 cents a page. - ----1 2/8 ------12/8 -= -:----, ______12/10 -=- from campus. Ow n bedroom. Female subleaser for 1808 May rent paid . Call Lana• 345- One male subleaser needed Rob, 345-3801 . or two female Call 348· 13?5. 9th St. Single room. Share One 5234. for spring semester. ______12/17 needed for spring ______---�---- 12/11 house with 5 girls. Beautiful subleasers 12/8 $100/month. apartment on -=- Looking for a job? Complete Large house, close Female subleaser needed home ,next to campus. semester. One female roommate need­ Jackson Street. Call 345- resume service at Copy-X. campus. $70 month rent. spring semester. Cheap ren t, $1 00/monthly. Call Ron at to ed to sublease Youngstown 2353, ask for Phil or Mike. . 345-6313 Call 348-0069. apt. for spring semester. water/heat included. Very nw 345-4488 or 348-0939. ------1 2/ 1 1 ___ :C M ,W, F-OOa ______12/1 0 -=- campus. 345· 7694. ------12/ 11 $92.50 per month. Call 345· Rooms for rent (males only). YOUR PAPERS profes­ -=- - Female subleaser needed. ------12/9 One male subleaser for se­ 7116. $400 per semester (this in­ -,- House for rent - three or sionally typed. Cost per page: Nice house close to campus -.,.------1 2/1 1 cond semester. Melrose of -::-- cludes all utilities). Big house $1 .25. Several different type (one block north of Old Main). four students. Rent negotiable. Regency Apartments. Great Female subleaser needed for with lots of room. Stop by 41 8 styles and formats available, .50 per month. Call 348· _ Jim Wood, Century 21 - roommates, large balcony and $82 spring semester. One block Hamson or call 345-4281 . plus special services. For fur­ 8547. Wood Real Estate. 345·4488. living quarters. Reason for from campus. completely fur­ --,--,------1 2/1 1 ther information call 345------12/ 11 -::- ______12/11 leaving - getting married to -,---- -..,-- nished, have own room · Furnished four-bedroom Need one female roommate Female subleaser needed for 6347. her! Call Steve 345-201 7. $82.50/month. Call Yolanda· house. Women only. No pets. cM-00 for spring semester. Nice ' Regency apartment. Furnish­ - -..,------12/9 348·8547. 345-2206. -= ,...-- house off campus. Furnished. ed, 1 1 /2 baths, cable TV. One female subleaser for se­ 12/10 12/8 Call after 4 weekdays. 345- Come look at it. Anne, 348- Help Wanted cond semester. Melrose of Apartment for rent 9540. 0906. Regency Apartments. Great Rides/Riders $200/month. Near campus. - ----1 2/ 11 ______12/11 to be people and quiet atmosphere. ,....,.....,...- ,...,..- 348·8408. People needed willing Male subleaser needed - Need to sublease unfurnish­ position Reason for leaving - getting ------1 2/ 11 trained for managerial rent negotiable. 1 71 8 1 Oth St. Riders wanted to NW -=- ed apartment immediately. Two bedrooms, living room in spare time. Excellent pay married to him! Call Linda 345· suburbs or along Rt. 4 7 Call Ron 345·4488. 3.4_5. _- 2::..;.7...:c.::56..:....- _ Kirkham 3324. and kitchen, $200/month. 787 ___ 1 211 � and benefits. Call Rick ------12/8 weekend of 12/1 1. 348- ,. --:-______12/9 -;:::--;-:- 11th St. Call Ray Allen Robert Need to sublease one­ at 217/235-0764 after 6 p.m. Subleasers needed for two· 0230. 12/9 House at 1409 Ninth Street. Carlisle Realtor. 345·2 51. bedroom apartment for spring bedroom apartment, two per­ ______1 2/8 1 Great place just two blocks 1 2 I 1 1 and summer. Close to campus. sons only! Reasonable rent. Would like ride to Lincoln from campus. Room for one Cute 2-bedroom house $180 per month, includes Roommates 345·3862. Mall on 12/1 1. Will help de­ male student for spring available for second semester. Cable TV, LOW UTILITIES. C81 ------12/8 fray costs. CY: 58 1 ·5688. semester in upstairs 3- -:::- ---:- Carpeted, stove, refrigerator 348-8941 or 345-9449. One male subleaser for nice ______One female needed to 12/9 ' ______apartment, 1639 7th St. Base­ bedroom apartment. Call gas heat. 345-6850. 12/11 sublease house very near cam­ Two females need to sublet ment. Contact Cliff or Robert. anytime 345-5626. -=---<:______12-1 1 pus. Cheap rent. Water and For Rent two bedroom, 1 1 /2 bath , 2nd ______12/8 ----- 1 2/ 11 One-bedroom house -:-:--:-- heat included. 345-7694. floor balcony. Regency apart. Female subleaser needed for Male subleaser needed for $1 65/mo. New two-bedroom ______12 /10 spring semester, Regency Girl needed to share apart­ house $225/mo. 348-0786. ment. Call Judy or Ellen, 348- nice house. Great location ! Wanted: One male roommate ment. Kitchen, living, bath, and ----- 12- 11 0837. One month's rent paid. Call apartment, $1 10 monthly, --: 12/9 to sublease apartment for spr· one bedroom . $120 monthly. -:::-- 345-2 140. January rent paid. Great room· One-bedroom _ furnished One female needed to · 1ng semester. Own room. Available immediately! Call ______1 mates. Call 345-9591 . house, $200 per month 12-1 Close to campus. $100 a mon­ sublease Youngstown apart· ---- 1 2/ 11 345-9644 a�er 5:30 p.m. references required. Phon� Female subleaser needed. -:-:---:---:- th , includes all utilities. 348- ment for spring semester. C8I Needed; one girl to sublease ------12/ 11 345-3380 or 345-4344. One month's rent free. Fur­ 1 421 , Jeff. -.,-,- 345-3083. Regency Apartment. Call Nan· 12/1 1 Need one male to sublease --:- -: :-- --- 12/ 11 nished. $1 1 O plus utilities. Call -;::- -- -::------12/11 cy 348·0275. One male needed to Youngstowne Apartment. $81 Furnished two-bedroom Angie at 345-7 46 7. Two-four people needed to ______sublease apartment. Call 345-. monthly. Call anytime at 345- apartment available for spring, ______12 /1 1 12/1 1 . sublease unfurnished apart· 9533. 6822. rent negotiable. 348- 1648 . ment. 345-6232. . ______12 11 1 ______1 2/8 1 2 I 1 1

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UNUSUAL TERMS - One Karen, Congrats on your ac­ TKE li'I sisters: Get ready for 14 carat yellow gold wed­ This week's special at TweedleDee, Your pants are bedroom, furnished apartment tivation. I know you'll make a the party this Wednesday ding set. Engagement has 1 MAZUMA RECORDS is The on backwards, shoes are un· for one person. $1 75 month. /5 super active. Love, Your big because we are! Tekes. carat diamond. Like new. 345· Cars - "Shake it Up" .....only tied, shirt's inside out. ..I think Spring semester/summerop­ sis Audrey. ______12/8 9415. $5.99. it's love! Grape. tion. 348·1 019. ______12/8 Think big, be a Delta Sig. ______12/8 ______12 /1 1 ______12/7,9,11 ______12/8,9, 11 Leslie Ann, You've been a ______12/8 F.M .. Here's wishing you a House for rent: three Seasoned firewood, $65 per Have you hugged a preppie KEEP ABORTION SAFE good girt all year. Don't blow it happy birthday (in stereo). The bedrooms, two baths. January full cord (4' x 4' x 8'). Gerald today? T-shirts on sale - great AND LEGAL - Join NARAL. now. Love, Santa. big 2-0! You're getting darn to May lease. $100 a month. M. Rennels, R.R. 4, Free referrals 345-9285. ______12/8 Chris tmas gift! For information, close to maturity. Scary, isn't Two to six men or women. Call Charleston, Illinois. 345-3293 ______oo ALPHA BETA'S: Good luck call Sheila, 345-5052. ______it? Special to the birthday babe: 581 -2398 or 345-9219. 12/1 1 ______12/1 1 Need a room? . . . a room· on Nationals I know this ad for one fee C.S. good at ______12/1 1 3-D acoustic speakers. Must mate? . . . a ride? Want to sell everyone will do a great job! Brenda Paulsen - Have a sell. Best offer. Call 348· all locations. Offer expires Two-bedroom furnished or an unwanted item? . . . or look· Love, Your sweetheart, Sue. great .week! Your Secret San- 0279. 9/29/82. BJ. unfurnished apartment, ing to buy? Check the Daily ______12/8 ta. _ __ _ 12/9 ______1218 available for spring two per· _ 12/9 Eastern News classified ads - TONE and all the friends who 1971___ Pinto, __two-door · The EIWStudent Art Associa· VEHICLES are here! Get sons on year lease. Phone they get results! came to my party - thanks a Runabout. Excellent running tion wll aoonsor a Christmas your copy starting Monday 345-7746. ______oo ton. It was great working with Art Sale Thursday and Friday, Dec. 7 at Colemari Hall or the ______oo condition. Phone 345-5014, Looking for a job? complete all of you. I'll miss you guys. Dec. 10 9d 11 from 10:00 Union. Female subleaser for Morton ask for Randy. resume service at Copy-X. Love, Laura. 12·9 12/8 a.m. to 6:1'1> p.m. in the west Park apartment. Own room, ______345-6313. 12/8 lobby of Fine Arts Center. The fall 1981 issue of the clean and quiet. 345· 7 534. ______Lynne "BUCKWHEAT" Pat· oo ______12/1 1 Vehicle is available starting ______12/1 1 Lost and Found Fresh-cut Christmas Trees terson: Have a great day! Happy 21•t Birthday to Monday, Dec. 7 in the Union Private room one block from or you may cut your own from Love, Your secret Santa. BLAIR PRICB Have a Happy and in Coleman Hall. Pick up campus. $1 00/mo., call Rick ______FOUND: Engagement rin� the field at Curtis Tree Farm. 12/8 Day! your copy before they're all 348-0920. 12/8 ' and wedding band in Lantz Sales lot located 2 miles east Happy belated birthday, Jim gone. ______12 ·1 1 Yea! We made our deadline! building. Call 774-4486. on Harrison St. road. Fields are Kluzek! Love, the women of ______1 2/9 Two room apartment for rent. located 4 miles north of Chi-Delphia. For all the help with Vl;HICLE, ______1 2/8 12/8 Girl desperately needs a ride Water, heat, trash paid. we'd like to thank all those LOST: Please! If you found a Ashmore, follow the signs BIRTHRIGHT CARES ....Free to CHICAGO AREA (Elmhurst, Available immediately or spring members of Sigma Tau Delta brown "Altra" ski vest at the west. Also, fresh wreaths, pregnancy testing Mon;. to Fri. Hinsdale Oasis, Lincoln Mall) semester. $150/month. Ptione who helped, Dave Reed, Dr. Kind concert, please return it grave pillows and grave from 3-7. 348-8551 . weekend of Dec. 11- 13. Call 348-1 071. blankets available. Haught, Lenore Howard and a to the Union candy counter or ______Pam, 348-8897. 12/1 1 oo special thanks to Karin in the call 581 -3732. The vest con­ ______12/9 SECRET SANT A HEAD­ ______12/10 ------'-"Need subleaser for spring Composing Room for all her tains a set of keys and a lot of FRAN'S WEED BARN - QUARTERS - TOKENS - Merry Christmas! Make it semester. Nice two-bedroom patient help. Thanks much - sentimental value. I MUST Christmas Bazaar from Dec. 4 Christmas candy canes, even merrier and buy a apartment for $21 O a month at Sheila and Betsy. have it back before Christmas until Dec. 20, open on Friday chocolate Santas and more, Christmas stocking in the 1044 1st. Phone 345-9609. ______12/8 break. at noon. All students are plus inexpensive gifts for all oc­ Union from the Tri-Sigs Mon­ ______12/1 1 Sharon, Pam, Cindy and 12/1 1 welcome! Go to Lerna Road casions: including Christmas day through Thursday, 9-4. One girl needed to sublet Barb: Merry Christmas to the ______LOST: Between Nov .. 17 and turn left to Second Road cards on recycled paper by 12/9 apartment. $1 15 a month. 1 best roomies ever. I'm going to through Fri. 20. Light wire-rim back east to the Hickory Hills Boynton - TOKENS ______To my roommate and 1/2 months rent paid. Good miss you so much next frames, possibly broken on subdivision. Call 235-1 487 for ______12/1 1 suitemates of 4B, thanks for location. Call Cheryl K., 345· semester. Thanks for all the one side. Reward. 581 -2583. more info. Ladies and Gentlemen: The making my birthday such a 6405. ______good times this semester. ______12/9 12/1 1 men and women of Delta Sigma special one. You're the best! 12/1 1 Love you lots, Peggy. LOST: Family pet, black, INVENTORY CLEARANCE. Pi are sponsoring Christmas Love, Mary. ______12/8 12/8 white and orange female cat. Most items Y2 off. Great bedtime stories Sunday­ For Sale Curious about fraternities? Arlen, Happy 19th birthday. I Lost on west side of Christmas gifts. Milestone. Thursday from 9 p.m. to 12 Come to the Delta Sig open hope it rates a "10." Love, Charleston north of Hwy 16, Between Ike's and Krackers. a.m. To set up appointments house DBR's vice-pres. Tuesday through Saturday, tonight at 8 p.m. Bell's Bargain Barn - 202 after 5:00 p.m. Call 345· call Bryan at 581-366 2, or any Located at 1 705 9th St. For 1 2/8 7550. 12:00-4:00 DSP member at 348-8869. ______Walnut, 345-7705. Buy and rides and info call Laura Knapp: Congratula­ ______12/1 1 345-9884. sell used furniture, household, ______12/9 Requests are taken. Cost $1 , tions on being chosen for AX Robin, Congrats on going ac­ ______12/8 antiques, etc. Monday­ FOUND: Monday morning in $1 . 50 off-campus. pageant finals. Love, Sandie. tive and getting best pledge. Arlen , Happy birthday! Have Saturday , 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Lantz men's locker room - ______12/10 12/8 You really deserve it. I'm proud a great day and thanks for be­ ______.cW.F-00 heavy silver ring. Call Dan, Mary Mangan : Moley Crit· of you, kiddo! Love, Your big ing a great friend. Becky and For Sale: Eastern jacket - 348-831 9 to identify. · ters! It's your first birthday with sis Audrey. Todd. almost new. Great shape: blue, ______12/9 the birthday terrorists! But 12/8 ______Delta white sleeves with blue stripes, LOST (in library) : Red sport 12/8 don't worry - you won't die in Sigma Phi OPEN house VILLAGE tonight size small. Best offer. Call jacket. I need my keys and my Gramps-Grams - Singing 4-6 minutes! A fantastic room- at 8 p.m. at 1705 9th telegrams! Have a senile St. All men EASTERN mittens, Keys on Taylor Hall mate like you deserves the welcome. ______. 12/8 __ key ring. If found, please call geezer sing an original song ior 1218 Must sell - Yamaha CP- 1 O best b·day ever - so get ______APARTMENTS 345-5225. Reward. any occasion! $5. Call 581 · Delta Zeta pledges: You're electric piano. Brand new. psyched for it. Maybe P.P. will I 12/10 3182. even show up to help the best! It's nice to be ap­ NO W LEASING $450 or best offer. Also Far­ ______MISSING: One-speed, cop· ______1/15 celebra ...me, !! _ preciated. Love, Sandie. fisa compact electric organ, 16 te too Love • 2 Bedroom per colored, schwinn panther The Tri-Sigs are selling _- __ _-_ Marcia (the girl you live with). -__ --_ __ Furnished Apartments voice presets, $350. Earth Christmas stockings in the For that glowing holida_y bicycle. Serial number MB ______12/8 PA, 9 Channel $350. 345· 1��:. * Private Balconies 65500. John Rearden, 345· Union, Monday through · PEK - Pledge meeting and have a FREE MARY KAY 6739. 12/1 1 3144 or 581-2219. Thursday, 9-4. initiation 7 p.m. Wednesday, facial. For info, call Patti," 348- * Wall- to- wall Carpeting ______04 Carpet your room with a rem­ ______12/10 1 2/9 McAfee rm. 106. Dress pro- 20 · * Airconditioning Sandro Addessi: Ti amo con ______1211 1 nant from Carlyle Interiors LOST (at Fox Ridge State perly. ____ * Convenient Parking Park): Female black and white tutto ii mio cuore. Ruon Natale! Christmas stockings filled Unlimited. Located 2 miles ______12/9 • Laundry Facilities Love, Gina. with goodies are on sale west of Charleston on Rte. 16. kitten, named Charlie. Finder It's Elise Sheppard's birth· in the •Swimming Pool piease call 345-6490. ______12/8 Union Monday through Open 8-6 Monday through day. Call her and wish her a * Just a few blocks. 12/1 1 happy birthday (2340). She Thursday, 9-4. From the Saturday . Phone 345· 77 46. from campus women of Sigma Sigma Sigma. ______00 Puzzle Answers WILL want to party with you. Annou 12/9 ------Large 3. 2 cubic foot ncements E T A L 12/8 Located at 2 21 9 S. c A PTETR .Q. ___ _:======---,; refrigerator. One year old. :f:I� ---;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;:�:;:.:.:::.. Ninth Street. just south of A I R Y 0 LI I IV E A M 0 Y Cost: $1 10. Call 581 -2833. Copy-X, Fastprint Copy S T E N • M AIT I H I R A T E Carman Hall. Ask for Dave. Center for all your printing T H E 0 E A RTSIL E I G H E R Office located- in 1 2 I 9 S E L E C T Ballet - Jazz needs. 345-6313. -w 0 0 •• basement. CARPET - with padding. TOPMOST •I FS ______cT,R· OOa S IZE •SLOP HOURS: Fits dorm room. One semester _'Si gn up for Delta Sigma Pi •A UO 10 Six week introductory dance T IE G R E E H P A S T old, medium brown short shag. bedtime stories. 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19-2-2 After a hard-fought 2-1 semi-final loss to national champion Connecticut Saturday at Stanford, Calif. , Eastern's soccer team regrouped and dominated Philadelphia Textile Sunday to .register a 4-2 vic· tory and receive the Division I third-place trophy. The Panthers finished an·' outstanding season with an impressive 19-2-2 mark and a record 19 shutouts. In addition, All-American sophomore striker Damien Kelly collected 21 goals, including three in the win over Philadelphia, to break the season scoring mark of 20 set in 1969. In its quest for the national title, Eastern engineered a 2-1 thrilling overtime win over Southern Illinois University-Edwardsville at Ed­ wardsville in the first round of regional action. Mid-fielder Agyeman Prempeh tied the score with 1 5 seconds left in regulation play, and Graham Whitehead scored 52 seconds into the overtime period. Eastern then faced a physical St. Louis Universi­ ty outfit for the Midwest Regional crown at Lakeside Field. The Panther defense secured an intense 1 -0 victory and the right to face San Diego State. . But an ineligible Aztec disqualified San Diego from action and the Panthers were on their way to Final Four action in Stanford.

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Proud to be No. 3 Booters 'happy' despite sem i-final defeat by Jim Woodcock dessi, Fernando Beer, and co-captains leave sad," DiBella said. "If we would an assist, said the 19-2-2 Eastern record Daily Eastern News correspondent Gordie Weidle and Vince DiBella all have won the national championship, I for 1981 was "marvelous. STANFORD, Calif.-The 1981 agreed after their 4-2 victory over would have been happy for everyone. "We didn't expect in the beginning Eastern hooters, who constructed Philadelphia Textile Sunday it was If we didn't, I would be happy in that I of the year that something like this piece-by-piece a national champion- hard to believe their careers at Eastern knew. I gave it everything I had. Sure, would happen. We deserved to be ship dream that went to the wayside were over. DiBella said, "I really we made some- mistakes, but we are here," he said. after a 2-1 loss to eventual champion thought we'd take it (first place). " human. Everybody gave 100 percent. " At the other end of the spectrum, Connecticut, restored a feeling of pride In accord with Hyndman's view- Corazza, another senior leaving freshman Guy Callipari looked back at by bringing home the third-place point, DiBella accepted the third place Hyndman's squad after a four-year his first collegiate season and joined trophy. plaque with great respect and pride. stint as a starting Panther forward, the consensus of his senior teammates Although the Panthers did not travel "It would be childish to be unhappy said the loss to the Huskies on Satur- and Hyndman. to Palo Alto with visions of becoming bringing back the thrid place trophy," day actually brought the team closer "We wanted to win third real bad the consolation bracket victors, coach DiBella said. "I mean, look at all we together. for our seniors," Callipari said. "And Schellas Hyndman and his men said went through to get here. All four "We had a team meeting at the since we had a winning season, W( felt they are proud of their ac- teams here are champions. We all had motel before the game against Philly, it was only fitting that we went out complishments in their first Division I to beat good teams to get this far. and Coach more or less said the game winners. We are all happy with rhird season. Third place in the nation is a great was dedicated to the seniors," Corazza place for Eastern." "Third place is great for Eastern, thing for Eastern. explained. "There was an expected let- Callipari, with three more years and getting to the national champion- "I did feel bad that we gave up 50 down after losing, but we wanted to ahead of him on the Panther offense, ship has been the biggest thrill ever," percent as many goals against Connec- show everyone who may have thought then looked out onto the field where Hyndman said. "We are 1-1 in Final ticut then we did against everyone we we didn't deserve to be here that they Connecticut and Alabama A&M were Four competition, and this being the played all season," DiBella continued, were wrong." battling for the national crown and first time in for us, you have to be "but we weren't killed Saturday. We Corazza, instrumental in both Final said, "We'll be back here next year. " satisfied." played right along with them (Connec- Four contests with a pair of goals and However, the loss to Connecticut in ticut), and that lifts my spirits.'' .------· the semi-final round was not without DiBella, with a firm clutch on the Eastern soccer team : great disappointment, as seven Eastern third place individual plaque just given seniors counted on making their final to hitn, elaborated further on his per­ You may be No. 3 in Division I, Panther contest the one to 'decide the sonal feelings toward himself and his national champion. teammates. but you are No. 1 in our book Silvano Corazza, Delamar "I told myself before I came here Rodrigues, Marty Dooley, Sandro Ad- that there was no way I was going to The Daily Eastern News ''' ""''' ''' ' "'' � Christinas . . � t ... BEST PIZZA DEAL �WILDWOOD CERAMICS:: IN TOWN I- • Ceramics. • 1 2" Sausage & • Plaster Statuary Christmas Hours Cheese Pizza I- 9:30-8:00 $495 eMacrame Mon., Wed., Fri. 9:30·9:00 with purchase of one 1 2" pizza at regular I- • Tole Painting Tues. & Thurs. 9:30-5:00 Sat. price of $4.95 you get ONE free liter of soda /· • Art Supplies I- Sunday ·�1, •Finished Items 12:00·4:00 . I- 1622 Broadway, Mattoon • TACOFor A TastyGRI ChangeNGO

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• by Nancy Saegesser "The competition was real close and Peggy Bilchen for the AIA W Eastern's swimming teams chalked tight in the men's meet and I didn't feel meet. up two decisive wins over the Illinois we swam quite as well on the men's Dawn Buczkowski led off the State Redbirds Friday while the women side as we did in the women's," he con­ yard butterfly relay with a I. tankers followed with an impressive tinued. "But overall we had a good clocking, good for a new mark ' first-place finish in the ISU Relays weekend. 100-yardbut terfly.

Saturday. "I was happy from the standpoint Beard posted a record time · Eastern's men squad topped Illinois that we came off our Thanksgiving 200-yardfreestyle swim of the Swim teams State 72-41 as the women rolled to a break where we had some people who freestyle relay. 78-52 win Friday and racked up 166 worked hard and some who didn't. But Rousey's 100-yard share of the points to the second-place Redbirds' we came out and swam really well," yard backstroke relay was 140 Saturday. Padovan said. enough to put her name in the sink /SU; Eastern's women took blue ribbons "We swam exceptionally well in book beside a 1.03.3 timing. in nine of the 13 events Saturday and what I thought was going to be a very The men's lone first place finished second to the Redbirds in the close meet,'' Padovan said of Friday's Saturday was the 1500-yard fr take title other four. tune-up. "They (Illinois State) helped relay · squad of Jim Hall, Greg Eastern's men ended competition us by not swimming very well, but we chester and Barry Rogers. Saturday in third place behind Bradley pretty much dominated the first-place Padovan received double win

and Purdue. finishes all the way down the line." mances from three men tankers · "We had a good meet Friday and the The women established three new day's routs. girl's came back and swam real well school records Saturday and qualified Hall won the 200-yard freest where the guys fell off a little," Pan­ their 400-yard medley squad of Dawn 1.45.3 and the 500-yard frees ther head coach Ray Padavon said. Beard, Ricki Rousey, Gal Pavick and 4.50.8. Tuesday's

16 December 8, 1 Sam uels ' ejection leads to Panther downt by John Humenik "We knew we could establish our offense Eastern News correspondent at that point (before the technicals) we had· CARBONDALE-Panther head coach Rick portunty to win," Samuels said. "But, we just Samuels' persistance in questioning a foul in the se­ convert on defense and that allowed them t cond half caused three Eastern technical fouls that ig­ control." nited SIU-Carbondale to a 90-77 victory over the Despite the Panthers' misfortune, ho Panther cagers Monday. Eastern continued to battle the Salukis and With 13:55 remaining in the contest and Eastern nine-point deficit at 13 :44 down to 53-48 at 12: trailing 49-44, Eddie Jones was tabbed for fouling But Carbondale, led by the shooting and 22 James Copeland in the act of shooting, a call which performance of Ken Byrd, rallied to boost the I Samuels did not understand. 66-53 at 7:16. Samuels proceeded to question the referee, only to "I thought we could play with Southern be assessed three technical fouls during the period thought our transition offense would be the k when he failed to stop protesting. tor. We were able to convert but we never r Consequently, Samuels was ejected from the game ecuted on offense," Samuels said. as 3, 500Saluki fans went wild. The Panther mentor The Panthers turned a 12-9 early deficit int cited the fiasco as the turning point in a close contest. 14 lead midway through the first half behind "We definitely had a chance to win it until I put secutive buckets by Kevin Jones, Eddie Jo them (Salukis) on the line," Samuels said. "I felt we Leigh Hankins, but Byrd's 15-foot jumper fr could play, but I got those three technicals that gave right corner gave the Salukis a 35-34 mar them the spread. halftime. "I can't do that (question calls). I have to be a bet­ After the intermission, Eastern had little ter judge of the officials, but I didn't think I said con tolling the Saluki offense early, but the anything that was wrong," he added. ·" I put us in a eventually fell too far behind after Samuels' ej hole we just couldn't get out of." Forward Ricky Robinson led Eastern in the The Salukis sunk four of the eight free throw at­ column with 16 points followed by Jones' (Ke tempts awarded because of the technicals and the and Patten's 14. Jones (Eddie) added 11 shooting foul, taking a 53-44 lead which they never Hankins chipped in nine. relinquished. Women seek 'pressing' victory by Susan McCann The team average from the charity stri Eastern's women cagers will attempt to break a meager 53 percent, but against Mankato the P two-game losing streak Tuesday when they square hit only 32 percent of their free throw attempts. off against Purdue University 7:30 p.m. in West However, Hilke said she saw some defi Lafayette, Ind. provement in the play of the front line, a To combat and pressure a taller Boilermaker concern entering the tournament. squad, Panther head coach Bobbie Hilke said her team will institute a full-court press during the entire contest. "We're going to try to change the pattern a little Inside: bit. We can use an element of surprise since they are much bigger than we are," Hilke said. . Last year the Boilermakers were not exceptional ball handlers, so Hilke said she expects her squad's ' quickness to be an advantage for the Panthers Tues­ day. "They recruited a point guard, so we can't expect to get away with all that we did last year, but we do hope to pressure the ball more," Hilke added. In addition to playing tough defense, Hilke said the cagers' free throw shooting must improve. Free throws missed by the Panthers halted a valiant comeback attempt against Mankato State Panther head coach Rick Samuels, shown dur· University in the Peach Basket Invitational Saturday. .,g Eastern's victory over Olivet Nazarene Nov. Saturday the Panthers faced deficts up to 18 Sooter pride 30 at Lantz Gym, was ejected from Monday's 90- points, but fought back within five points late in the Eastern's soccer team is understandabfr 77 loss to SIU-Carbondale. Samuels persistently second half. The cagers missed 19 free throws against jected about their semi-final defeat but questioned a foul called on Eddie Jones in the se­ the Mavericks, including several in the second half on capture third place. Photos and related story cond half which led to the assessment of three the front end of a one-and-one. page 14and 15. technical fouls and his ejection. (News photo by "We had the opportunities at the line, but we just Brian Ormiston) couldn't pull it out," Hilke said.