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Eastern Illinois University vibrations Charleston, Ill. 61920 found New video store opens up on Vol. 84, No. 93 Former Eastern basketball 12 pages the Square. coach Don Eddy is alive and Story on Page 3 News well in Texas. “Tell the truth and don’t be afraid.” Story on Page 12 A year later, campus still mourning Andrea Will’s memory remains alive through her friends,family By Laura Irvine Campus editor

The one-year anniversary of the death of Eastern student Andrea Will went by Wednesday with her friends and members of her former sorority remembering her. “She is greatly missed and everyone is thinking about her today,” said Jeri Thrasher, a sophomore family consumer sciences major and Miss Willís former roommate. Ron Rauch, of Aurora, who attended Batavia High School with Miss Will, said he remembers her as a friendly girl who always smiled. “She was a really sweet girl. If she was having a bad day, she would never turn on you or have a negative attitude,” he said. “The Lord has a special place for Andrea Will her in heaven.” Jennifer Banning, a junior speech and lan- guage pathology major and president of the Sigma Kappa sorority, said members of the sorority remember Miss Will with fond mem- ories. “She was loved by our house very much and is missed every day,” she said. The Andrea Will memorial scholarship was established last year by the Sigma Kappa sorority in her honor. Banning said the sorority raised a total of $10,000 for the scholarship, which awards $250 a year to one new initiate of the sorori- Deanna McIntyre / Photo editor ty. Liz Windmiller, a senior family and consumer sciences major lights a candle for Kristen Peterson, a senior accounting major, Wednesday evening out- Banning said the scholarship is open to side the Sigma Kappa house, 1034 Greek Court, during a memorial in memory of Andrea Will. members of the Gamma Mu initiates of Sigma Kappa. Members who apply for the scholarship must be an active member of the sorority, have at least a 3.0 grade point aver- age and demonstrate involvement and leader- Vigil held in freshman’s memory ship experience. By Meghan McMahon ity at the beginning of the memorial. sorority members sang the Sigma Kappa Miss Will, an 18-year-old freshman from Staff editor The memorial began with the song “I song “Pass It On.” Batavia, was found murdered Feb. 3, 1998 in Will Remember You,” by Sarah McLachlan. After the ceremony, members of the her ex-boyfriend's apartment at 114 1/2 The Sigma Kappa sorority Wednesday During the song, the sorority members lit sorority were invited to share their memories Jackson Ave. remembered Andrea Will in a candlelight candles to remember Miss Will. of Miss Will. Justin J. Boulay, 21, of St. Charles, was memorial service around the tree they plant- Sigma Kappa members that spoke “When I think of Andrea, I think of an arrested for allegedly murdering Miss Will ed in her memory. include Amy Andrews, Starrin Kinser, angel,” said one member of the sorority. last year. He is charged with two counts of Over 100 members of the Sigma Kappa Jennifer Banning, Amy Higham, Angela The memorial ended with a prayer given first-degree murder. sorority attended the memorial to remember Sippel and Sarah Block. by Sigma Kappa President Jennifer Boulay is currently under home confine- Miss Will on the one-year anniversary of her “A light has been lit in all our hearts, Banning. ment after posting $12,500 bond last Feb. 23, death. although at times it seems dim, it will burn “Andrea was a person that when she and can only leave his home for limited rea- “Andrea Will was a true friend to many; forever,” said one member of the sorority. walked in a room, she had a smile on her sons such as court hearings and counseling she will always hold a place in our hearts,” At the memorial, “My Heart Will Go sessions. said one member of the Sigma Kappa soror- On,” by Celine Dion was played and the See VIGIL Page 2 About $100,000 to be made available for technology By Meghan McMahon Computer Technology Fee, said Jeff Cross, than 4:30 p.m. Feb. 26. the office of the vice president for academic Administration editor associate vice president for academic affairs. Applications are available in the vice pres- affairs and the most highly ranked proposals “Essentially, (the money) can be used to ident for academic affairs’ office, academic will be tentatively qualified for funding, Revenue from the student Computer fund purchases of hardware, software and deans’ offices, department chairs’ offices and according to the application. Technology Fee will be available for acade- other equipment,” Cross said. on the Internet at www.eiu.edu~acaffair. “This is a routine on-going procedure for mic departments to support technology pro- In order to receive funds for information Once all applications have been received, funding institutional technology enhance- jects that will enhance student learning. technology projects, an application must be the Academic Technology Advisory ment projects,” Cross said. In the fiscal year 2000, approximately completed and returned to the office of the Committee will review the proposals and The criteria for ranking the proposals $100,000 will be made available from the vice president for academic affairs no later rank them. The ranking will be calculated by See TECHNOLOGY Page 2 2 Thursday, February 4, 1999 The Daily Eastern News ETheastern Daily Some GOP governors worry their News The Daily Eastern News is published daily, Monday through Friday, in Charleston, Ill., dur- party pays for public’s disgust ing fall and spring semesters and twice weekly during the summer term except during school By The Associated Press Republicans for what they consider Oklahoma Gov. Frank Keating, by what they accomplish in the way vacations or examinations, by PRINTED WITH Among the many Americans partisanship and foot-dragging. chairman of the Republican of programs than by the impeach- SOYINK the students of Eastern Illinois TM University. Subscription price: who hope the Senate brings the “There appeared to be, here and Governor’s Association, said the ment proceedings. $38 per semester, $16 for summer only, $68 all impeachment process to a quick in the rest of the country, support GOP is shouldering the blame for “People in Washington are so year. The Daily Eastern News is a member of close are some Republican gover- for Democrats and dissatisfaction the public’s frustration and that wrapped up and consumed by this, The Associated Press, which is entitled to exclusive use of all articles appearing nors, who fear their party is bearing with Republicans,” he said. there should be “a heads-up vote, but when you get out in the heart- in this paper. The editorials on Page 4 the brunt of public disgust. Louisiana Gov. Mike Foster has yes or no” immediately. land, people aren’t paying that represent the majority opinion of the The Senate is set to vote been banging that drum for months, However, Keating thinks the much attention,” said John Truscott, editorial board; all other opinion pieces are signed. The Daily Eastern News editorial Thursday on whether to call wit- saying Republicans should end the GOP will benefit in the long run. spokesman for Michigan Gov. John and business offices are located in Buzzard nesses to testify on the floor – a trial speedily because they don’t “I think President Clinton is Engler. Hall, Eastern Illinois University. move that could prolong President have the votes to convict Clinton. fatally wounded and will limp Johanns said the wrath of a dis- Periodical postage paid at Charleston, IL 61920. ISSN 0894-1599. Clinton’s trial. A vote against testi- “The sooner this is wound up the through the rest of his presidency,” gusted public may cross party lines Printed by Eastern Illinois University, mony could mean the beginning of better off the country is going to be, he said. That outcome, Keating and leave people mad at politicians Charleston, IL 61920. the end. and for sure, the Republican Party,” said, might help the GOP win the in general. Postmaster: Send address changes to Massachusetts Gov. Paul he said. “People just don’t like presidency in 2000. “I think this process has hurt The Daily Eastern News Cellucci said he hopes the trial ends what’s happening in Washington. Other GOP governors, including everybody. It’s hurt Bill Clinton, it’s Buzzard Hall Eastern Illinois University as soon as possible. He pointed to They don’t like the way it’s been Jim Gilmore of Virginia, Cecil certainly hurt his family. It’s hurt Charleston, IL 61920. GOP losses in last fall’s congres- drawn out on totally partisan lines. Underwood of West Virginia and the House of Representatives, it’s sional elections as proof that many You cannot impeach a president on Mike Johanns of Nebraska, said hurt the Senate. In the eyes of the Americans already blamed partisan lines.” voters will judge Republicans more average citizen, it’s a mess.” Daily Eastern News staff Editor in chief ...... Deana Poole* Managing editor ...... Heather Cygan* News editor...... Justin Kmitch* Associate news editor ...... Tammie Sloup* Treasurer pleads innocent in extortion case Editorial page editor...... Amy Thon* Activities editor ...... Dan Ochwat CHICAGO (AP) – City Treasurer Miriam for attorney general, Santos squeezed brokerages orders from Santos while they were on city time, Administration editor...... Meghan McMahon Santos, the Democratic candidate for Illinois for contributions of $10,000 each. according to federal prosecutors. Campus editor...... Laura Irvine attorney general last fall, pleaded innocent The indictment says that Santos blacklisted Santos was silent in court and let attorney City editor...... Christy Kilgore Student government editor...... Chris Sievers Wednesday to attempted extortion and other companies that wouldn’t contribute - cutting them David Stetler do the talking. She is charged with Senior reporter...... Joe Sanner charges involving campaign fundraising. off from doing business with the city. five counts of attempted extortion, five counts of Features editor...... Nicole Meinheit Photo editor...... Deanna McIntyre The 43-year-old Santos appeared briefly for As a result, the city lost a potential $16,000 in mail fraud and two counts of wire fraud. Associate photo editor...... Lacey Buidosik arraignment before U.S. District Judge Charles interest payments that it could have received, She had previously told reporters she was Sports editor ...... Chad Merda Norgle, who set an April 14 trial date. Norgle based on the rates the firms were offering. “totally innocent of criminal wrongdoing” and Associate sports editor ...... Kyle Bauer Verge editor...... Jessica Sedgwick ordered Santos not to discuss the case with any of In addition, Citibank was reminded of its con- complained that the timing of the charges was Associate Verge editors...... Alice Hosty her employees while the charges are pending. tract to manage $1.4 billion in city funds when a designed to torpedo her bid for reelection in city Art director ...... Andrew Klemens Some could end up testifying as witnesses at the contribution was requested, prosecutors said. voting Feb. 23. Online editors...... Josh Castagno, Jeff Good Advertising manager ...... Thad Harned trial. Some of the calls seeking contributions were Santos remains free on a $4,500 recognizance Design & graphics manager ...... Jennifer Evans Federal prosecutors say that in the campaign made by employees of the treasurer’s office on bond. Sales manager...... Angela Devore Promotions manager ...... Karen Whitlock Business manager...... Betsy Jewell Student business manager ...... Cindy Mott one is thinking about her,” Peterson General manager...... Glenn Robinson said. Correction Editorial adviser...... John Ryan Vigil Banning said the sorority decid- An article in Wednesday’s edition of the Daily Eastern News con- Publications adviser...... David Reed from Page 1 Press supervisor...... Johnny Bough ed to hold the memorial to let peo- tained incorrect information regarding where flowers and cards should Subscriptions manager...... Ami Head ple pay their respects to Miss Will. be sent to the family of former Eastern professor Roger “Glen” Wiley. * Editorial board members face,” said Sigma Kappa member “We just wanted to remember The family would appreciate any cards or flowers to be sent to: Carle Kirsten Peterson after the ceremo- her and pay our respects,” Banning Foundation Hospital, ICU Room 8810 (Roger Glen Wiley), 611 West ny. “She brightened up a room.” said. Park, Urbana, Ill. 61810. Night staff Peterson said the memorial was Miss Will was found murdered The News regrets the error. Layout chief...... Deana Poole held to give people an opportunity Feb. 3, 1998 in Justin J. Boulay’s News layout...... Jaime Hodge to remember Miss Will and the joy apartment on Jackson Street. Sports layout...... David Pump Photo night editor...... Deanna McIntyre she brought to their lives. Boulay was Miss Will’s ex- Tired of just shooting drunk photos Copy editors...... Christy Kilgore “It is a day when I know every- boyfriend...... Dan Ochwat News night editors ...... Justin Kmitch of your friends??? ...... Tammie Sloup teaching process, projected effect Technology on student learning, ability of the Shoot for the DEN To reach us department to support the project from Page 1 and previous funding received from By foot: The Daily Eastern News the Computer Technology fee. is located in the south end of include: demonstration of need and Cross said he estimates the fund- Buzzard Hall, which is at Seventh purpose for information technology, ed proposals will be announced Street and Garfield Avenue next degree of impact on a student’s edu- April 16. to the Tarble Arts Center and cation, number of students affected He said students, staff and facul- across the street from the Life by the project, extent to which the ty members are represented on the Call Deanna McIntyre Science Building. technology will be included in the ATAC. By phone: (217) 581-2812 581-2812. By fax: (217) 581-2923 By mail: The Daily Eastern News Buzzard Hall Eastern Illinois University Charleston, IL 61920 By e-mail: VALENTINE’S DAY SPECIALS Editor in chief Deana Poole [email protected] Balloon Bouquets Managing editor Heather Cygan [email protected] Choose one of our specials News editor Justin Kmitch or create your own! [email protected] Associate news editor Tammie Sloup [email protected] Balloons Candy Editorial page editor Amy Thon [email protected] Stuffed Animals Sports editor Chad Merda Gift Bags [email protected] Delivering Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday Verge editor Jessica Sedgwick [email protected] I Get a FREE 5 min. Photo editor Deanna McIntyre U Phone Card with any [email protected] E Valentine Purchase! The Daily Eastern News Thursday, February, 4, 1999 3 Student Senate: No New video store opens bylaw changes for AB near Charleston square AB Chair Mike Hansen already has power to declare an emergency

Store offers cheaper prices,‘nice selection’ By Chris Sievers available. Student government editor “This is a strong thing for us to By Christy Kilgore say we recognize student leaders City editor Student Senate members on campus,” he said. Wednesday unanimously voted Victoria Markley, student vice A new video store Saturday down the proposed Apportionment president for student affairs, said opened near the Square in Board bylaw changes that would the money will go toward 200 Charleston. give AB board members the abili- invitations with envelopes, deco- Spotlight Video, owned by ty to declare an emergency. rations, balloons, advertising and Kevin and Mary Ellen Emberton, Currently, AB Chair Mike food. was formerly located in Hansen has the power to declare “We really want it to be more Champaign before they opened the an emergency whenever he elegant, (with) more food,” she new store at 619 Jefferson Ave. believes an emergency is taking said. “We look forward to meeting place. Eight members for each RSO everybody,” Mary Ellen Emberton Senate members also voted will be invited to the banquet, said. “The town seems really nice.” down the bylaw changes because Markley said. The members who Emberton said a lot of students they wanted the AB to make attend the banquet will be select- have been in to sign up for free changes to the fee-funded boards ed by the RSOs. memberships. budget due dates. Senate members also approved “Word’s just now getting out,” Currently the due date for the the appointment of Keith Emberton said. five fee-funded boards is Feb. 1. Cosentino to the Tuition and Fee Students who want to get a Senate members were forced Committee; Melissa Girten as membership at the new store must to vote down the bylaws because Shuttle Bus Coordinator and Matt show a driver’s license and Panther they are not allowed to make Schubert as City Council repre- card. friendly amendments to the AB- sentative. Emberton said new members approved bylaw change. In other business, senate mem- will receive a free rental of a new Hansen requested senate mem- bers heard a report from Kevin release. bers attend the AB meeting Franken on the Biological The store has a large selection Thursday to give input to AB Science merger. of video games for Nintendo 64 members on their bylaws. Franken said a forum will be and Playstation, Emberton said. Senate members tabled a bill held regarding the merger and “We have a nice selection of that would give senate members will be an opportunity for stu- video games,” she said. an opportunity to purchase a dents to voice their concerns The price for new release Student Government commemo- regarding this matter. movies, Nintendo 64 and rative courtyard paver. “(I hope) students maximize Playstation games is $3 for two The paver would be 16 inches this debate,” he said. days. The price for catalog titles is by 16 inches and would have an Franken said he has contacted $2 for seven days. inscription that reads: EIU several students to inform them Emberton said the store’s spe- Student Government “Students about the forum. cial is two catalog titles for $1 for Dedicated to Students.” “Some students can come, seven days. Senate members will vote on some are not sure and others have Emberton said some people Deanna McIntyre / Photo editor the bill next week. said they will be unable to attend,” have been confused about where to Senate members voted to give Franken said. Mary Ellen Emberton, of Hindsboro, re-shelves a movie in the newly opened park and there is a parking lot the recognized student organiza- Franken said even though all Spotlight Video, at 619 Jefferson Ave., near the square Wednesday afternoon. behind the building. tion banquet $2,000 out of the the concerned students can’t Students who want to get a membership at the new store must show a driver’s Spotlight Video’s hours are senate’s budget. attend, it is still a good idea to license and Panther card. from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Monday Student Body President Steve have the forum. through Thursday, 10 a.m. to 11 Movies must be turned in by 7 Playstation and Nintendo 64 Zielinski said last year’s RSO “Having a student forum is p.m. Friday and Saturday and noon p.m. to avoid a late fee which is games and $1 a day for catalog banquet was a varied success better than not having a student to 10 p.m. on Sunday. $2 a day for new releases, titles. because of the amount of funding forum,” he said.

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The argument, “we E this university want to give mathematics a Opinion Contrary to statements made by Jeff Conroy at the Master deserve to have a home of its own” rings of dou- Planning meeting on Tuesday, class in Old Main blespeak! We have a home! Please do not evict us! How Jan. 19, the DEPARTMENT of during their page mathematics was never consult- Max Gerling quickly our 11 classrooms and ed on whether it would even Mathematics professor academic career.” two computer labs would be want to move out of Old Main. gobbled up by an ever expand- Thursday, February 4, 1999 What did happen is that Dr. ing administration! Our humble Krukenberg, the mathematics needs of one or two more class- department chair, was consulted on the needs of the depart- rooms could be easily accomplished by reassignment of just Page 4 ment, but no other person was involved as far as I can ascer- one or two administrative offices. We could be assured of tain and certainly NO department meeting was ever held on room to expand for the next century if the business services such a topic. If such a meeting had taken place, there would would be assigned a “home of its own.” have been loud and vehement opposition to any such plan Second, expensive remodeling and rewiring for computer by the members of the mathematics department. Now, we labs in a move to the Life Sciences Building would seem to are being told, this plan is just “jello” at this time ... but is be imprudent at this time, when the administration cannot soon to be “set in concrete” by the April meeting of the help give everyone even a 3 percent across the board pay Success for Board of Trustees. raise. At a time when the university finds it difficult to keep Please talk with and listen to the members of the mathe- up with the software needs of different departments, not to matics department before making any decision. The faculty mention the time for expensive renovation and moving. of this university would appreciate it greatly. Why is it a bad idea to oust the mathematics department There are hundreds of thousands of other reasons – the the shuttle from Old Main? There are several reasons. future students of Eastern! Give them a chance to experi- First and foremost, to get rid of the last and only academ- ence Old Main! Give them the chance all alumni have had. Vice President for Academic Affairs Teshome Abebe has he time has arrived and the plan has ic department left in Old Main is wrong. It is wrong because the students of this university deserve to have a class in Old said that Old Main is the heart and soul of Eastern. Let’s not wound down to the final stages. The Main during their academic career and almost all students take that away from students! Panther Express shuttle bus now has an are required to take at least one mathematics course. Let Long range planning is a good thing and we ought to be officially designated route and signs are them have that memory as students of the last 100 years doing it, but we ought to be doing it with the input of those T have had. How do the students feel about it? Have they been whose lives it will most affect. It should be done from with- up around the campus and city to inform stu- dents of the shuttle’s schedule. asked? (Oh, yes, I forgot ... there was one student represen- in the university, not by some outside consulting firm which tative on the committee AND one faculty member.) doesn’t “consult!” After months of hard work, the Student It is wrong because philosophically there should be Senate and senate member Melissa Girten are to something academic in Old Main, the first building of this ■ Max Gerling is a mathematics professor and a guest colum- be congratulated for working with the shuttle university. There have been classes in it for the last 100 nist for The Daily Eastern News. His e-mail address is company H&H Transportation to get the much years. May there be 100 years more of classes in Old Main! [email protected]. Columns are the opinion of the author. touted shuttle in operation. Some on campus doubted the effectiveness and need for such a system, but now, more than a week after the signs have been posted, the use of the system has Panther Express increased as students The finalized route of the bus will be a convenience for students, have become more but the Senate needs to contin- aware of the pick-up ue to seek student input for the and drop off points. success of the Panther Express. And to ensure the constant success of the Panther Express, the Student Senate Wednesday appointed Girten the Shuttle Bus Coordinator and officially gave her the responsibility of overseeing the progress of the shuttle bus. The Student Senate should be sure to continu- ally save money to be used in case of an emer- gency, such as the shuttle breaking down. Additionally, fliers need to be posted at vari- ous places on campus to inform more students of the route and pick-up times. It would be helpful if fliers were in the form of pocket schedules for convenient reference. The Student Senate should allow the Panther Express drivers to continue their jovial “student friendly” ways by picking up stray students that look like they could use a lift. The purpose of the Panther Express is for the use of students. In order for it to be a continued success, constant student input and communica- tions is necessary. One way to do this would be to ask for suggestions at the monthly Recognized Student Organization meetings. The Student Senate must continue to promote Headline misrepresents encouraging the elimination of jobs of the shuttle and seek student input. You r t u r n hourly employees. situation of overhead Letters to the editor Ted Weidner The headline “Weidner says over- Director of facilities, planning and ■ The editorial is the opinion of the editorial board of The Daily charges necessary” in Wednesday’s management Eastern News. Daily Eastern News was very disap- fairly. pointing. It misrepresented my state- While it may appear to be a minor ments by using an inflammatory word difference, the semantics of the situa- Letter policy that I did not use in my presentation to tion require the distinction. There are Today’s quote the Faculty Senate. The definition of many good employees who rely on the The Daily Eastern News accepts “ overcharge is “to make an excessive letters to the editor addressing local, careful and effective management of Somewhere I have never traveled, gladly beyond charge.” As the article attempts to indi- the Renovations and Alterations budget state, national and international issues. cate, FPM charges what its costs are as for a job. Mischaracterization of the They should be less than 250 words any experience, your eyes have their silence. we “attempt to break even” FPM does facts and what we do could result in and include the author’s name, tele- E.E. cummings this through an overhead, “business recommendations to eliminate the sys- phone number and address. Students American poet and painter, 1894-1962 expenses not chargeable to a particular tem. As stated to the Faculty Senate, should indicate their year in school part of the work or product” this could result in employees losing and major. Faculty, administration and (Webster’s Ninth New Collegiate their jobs. I don’t believe the DEN staff should indicate their position and Dictionary.) Audits of the area in ques- would like to be associated with department. Letters whose authors ” tion have proved that FPM is doing so cannot be verified will not be printed. Send letters to the editor via e-mail to [email protected] The Daily Eastern News Thursday, February 4, 1999 5 Billy and Bonnie want you to join them

in the 1999 Warbler! Don’t disappoint these cool cats (and don’t miss the free hot coffee) when you stop by to get your individual portrait taken for the 1999 Warbler. We’ll be shooting Feb 8-12, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the University Union lobby next to Coffee Express (the good folks who are providing the free java). Sign up for your portrait NOW in person at the Student Publications office, 1802 Buzzard Hall (or, if you’d rather, sign up by phone at 581-2812) Sitting fees are $5 seniors, $4 everyone else. (Early-bird discount: sign up this week and get $2 off the sitting fee for appoint- ments on Monday, Feb. 8, or Tuesday, Feb. 9.) 6 Thursday, February 4, 1999 The Daily Eastern News Acclaimed pianist to perform campus RHA to discuss Alan Chow brings ‘intense, energetic’ sound to Eastern inbrief soap in dorms By Dan Ochwat said. Competition. Activities editor He has performed in the New Chow was a professor of piano The Residence Hall York Lincoln Center and other at the University of Arkansas at AB to revise bylaws Association today will discuss An acclaimed pianist who has cities such as Boston, Los Angeles, Fayetteville before moving to a proposal regarding the instal- played all over the world and won Chicago, and Atlanta. Northwestern, in Evanston, Ill. Apportionment Board mem- lation of soap dispensers in the prestigious awards will perform Chow also has joined tours of Chow will be performing pieces by bers Thursday will meet to bathrooms of every residence Sunday at Eastern. Asia, where he played in Taiwan, Haydn, Chopin, Ravel, Liszt and revise their bylaw. hall. Alan Chow, a new piano pro- Japan and Hong Kong, where he Rachmaninoff. AB bylaws were voted The meeting will be at 5 fessor at Northwestern University, performed with the Hong Kong Chow’s performance appeals to down Wednesday by Student p.m. in the Weller Hall lobby. will be performing a recital at Philharmonic. a wide audience and it really grabs Senate members. RHA president Colette 1:30 p.m. in the Dvorak Concert “He’s a pretty big name and has your attention with its intensity and Senate members had con- Gurdet said members discussed Hall of the Doudna Fine Arts won a lot of competitions,” Gray musical thought generated behind cerns about the fee-funded the soap dispenser proposal last Center. said. the music, Gray said. boards budget due dates. week and hall representatives Chow has a “very intense sound, Chow is an accomplished pianist “I think (the audience) would Currently, the due date for reported back in favor of plac- very musical and very energetic,” who has won first prizes at the really like this recital,” she said. the fee-funded boards is Feb.1. ing the dispensers in the bath- said Meg Gray, coordinator of the Concert Artist Guild International “We are very lucky to have Alan The five fee-funded boards rooms. preparatory program. New York Competition, the UCLA Chow.” are Sports and Recreation, RHA members will further Chow has played all over the International Piano Competition and The performance is free and University Board, Student investigate the possibility of world and across the nation, Gray the Palm Beach Invitational Piano open to the public. Senate, Dramatic Performance placing soap dispensers in the and Apportionment Board. bathroom, she said. Senate members also had A time and location for the concerns about the proposed RHA spring retreat also will be Computer company offers contest bylaw change that gives the AB addressed. board the power to vote on In new business, RHA Azalea Software, Inc. sponsors Crypto contest; awards prizes whether an emergency should members will be planning new be declared. service projects. By Kim Mulherin “The contest is aimed at all col- text so people cannot read private AB Chair Mike Hansen Gurdet said this week’s pro- Staff writer lege students because of their information and is used in ATMs, originally had no meeting ject will involve the Elizabeth young, bright minds, but in partic- internet usage, and private e-mails, planed for Thursday because Card Co., an organization A regional software company ular, we would like computer sci- the release said. they were still reviewing the founded by the family of a dis- in Seattle is offering a contest to ence majors to try submitting their “Everyone wrings their hands and proposed fee-funded boards abled child that sends greeting all United States college students entries,” said Tim Rothrock, an bemoans the lack of privacy on the budgets. cards to other ill and disabled in an effort to increase awareness Azalea Software, Inc. representa- internet and on their computers,” “It would be pointless to children. of computer security and focus tive. “I’m sure they could use the release said. “Too few people have a meeting just to pass out Gurdet said Campus Perk, attention on privacy concerns. their entries as a class project.” take positive steps to correct this the budgets,” Hansen said the RHA sponsored coffee Azalea Software, Inc. is spon- Contest participants are asked situation.” before senate members vetoed house, will be held from 8 p.m. soring The All-American Crypto to develop an interesting encryp- Complete contest rules and reg- the bylaw changes.. to midnight today in the base- Contest and will award cash prizes, tion style. ulations and a free copy of the car- Hansen said the first budget ment of Thomas Hall, and will tacky trophies, tie-dyed t-shirts and Winners will retain their own rick encryption software are avail- presentation will be given by include live entertainment as other various prizes. copyrights along with receiving able at www.encryption.com/con- the University Board on Feb. well as new furniture. Winning entries will be based on one of the listed prizes, a press test or by contacting Azalea 11. those that best incorporate Azalea’s release said. Software at 1-800-ENCRYPT. ■ By Chris Sievers ■ By Kevin Clark carrick encryption tool kit. Encryption is used to scramble The contest deadline is March 31.

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By Sarah Hoffer Staff writer It is important for students Members of Eastern’s Art to“ realize we are producing Department faculty and emeritus faculty are currently exhibiting artists as well as their new works at the Tarble Arts instructors Center. . “It is important for students to Grant DeRuiter, realize we are producing artists as professor of art and well as instructors,” said Garret coordinator of faculty development DeRuiter, professor of art and coor- dinator of faculty development. His contribution to the exhibit is a sterling silver pen made with low faculty get the chance to forging, scoring, and bending tech- admire the current art work of ”their niques and is displayed on the west co-workers, she said. wall in a case along with some of The faculty members also will Fine Arts Professor Suzan Braun’s discuss their artwork at 7 p.m. artwork. DeRuiter has been work- Wednesday in the Tarble Arts Deanna McIntyre / Photo editor ing with metals for about 37 years. Center. Braun has been a professor in This will give the public a Eyes on the prize the Art Department since 1970. chance to hear the artist’s aspect of She teaches weaving as well as their work and to ask questions. Mike Lucas, a sophomore computer science major, lines up a shot in a game of pool Wednesday afternoon in multi-cultural aesthetics. Braun has The discussion is co-sponsored the lobby of Weller Hall. He was playing because he was bored and was killing time. three woven pieces in the exhibit. by the EIU Art Department, Arts & One is a shoulder bag which Humanities Faculty Advisory was made with an undulating twill Committee, and the Tarble Arts weaving technique. Center. The other two are wall hang- The show will be up until until ings. One of the wall hangings fea- Feb. 21. Open hours are 10 a.m. to tures embroidery and her favorite 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday, 10 weaving technique, the double a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, 1 p.m. to 4 Earn some dough. weave, she said. p.m. Sunday. The center is closed “I look forward to the exhibition Mondays. Advertise in the Spring Break Guide. every year,” Braun said. The best Admission is free of charge and aspect of the exhibition is that fel- free visitor parking is available.

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Even though Panther sophomore have to watch out for is junior Josh Hemphill, who had 22 points in the before the game even starts, so you Kyle Hill did come off the bench to Heard. He connected on a total of loss to Murray and 24 in Tennessee have to play better to win road Concern score 20 points in a 74-70 win over eight three-pointers last weekend Tech’s first road conference win of games.” from Page 12 Austin Peay on Tuesday, Samuels against Murray State and Tennessee- the season, defeating Tennessee- But the Golden Eagles were able said he still plans to use the same Martin, and he now has a league- Martin 75-59. to come away with one road win this conference standing Eastern is in starting lineup as Tuesday. This high 70 three-pointers this season. Hemphill has now scored 20 or season, a 56-46 win at Tennessee- right now. would give junior forward Michael Heard has also shown consisten- more points in six of his last nine Martin on Jan. 4. If Tech wants to Eastern is tied for fourth place in Forrest his second start of the season. cy from the foul line, as he is third in games. come away with its second road one the conference with Morehead State. Even though Tech is eighth in the OVC with an 81 percent free While Tech does have a 4-3 OVC at Eastern, Lebo said his team will The Panthers are only one game scoring in the OVC, Samuels can see throw percentage record at home, the Golden Eagles have to contain the perimeter shoot- behind third-place Middle the Golden Eagles have improved Because of these two factors, are 1-4 away from Cookeville. ing of Panther guards Jack Owens Tennessee, which has a 6-7 OVC their shooting. Heard is sixth in the conference scor- “If you look at most of the bas- and Hill and forward Marc Polite. record. “They are much more confident ing list with a 15.7 points per game ketball teams in America, most “It is important that we limit their “Every game is important now,” in their abilities and their guards are average. teams play better at home than on looks,” Lebo said. “It is hard to beat Samuels said. “The good thing about shooting well,” Samuels said. Right behind Heard in the scor- the road,” Lebo said. “On the road them when Polite, Hill and Owens this is we can move up quickly.” One of the guards the Panthers ing category is teammate Corey it’s like your already down 10-0 have the ball.” Classifiedadvertising The Daily Eastern News

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Andre Alistair – JR – 305 – OG – Butte,CA CC The four-year letter winner at Mother Guerin Former Eastern fullback Although some teams may have already Ramiro Avina – JR – 290 – OT – San Mateo CC was voted the team’s most valuable player in Chris Szarka signed a three-year received early verbal commitments, this is the Frank Castagnoli – FR – 250 – C – Joliet Catholic each of those seasons. deal with the Saskatchewan first time schools are able to release the names of “The best thing she has going for her is she is Corey Cobb-Davis – FR – 215 – LB – Harding HS (OH) Roughriders of the Canadian prospective players for next season. a young player and she is still growing,” Ralston Corey Easley – JR– 315 – OL – Blinn,TX CC Football League. Panther head football coach Bob Spoo said said. “She has a lot of potential for develop- the coaching staff put emphasis on recruiting Scott Gilkey – JR – 260 – TE – NE Oklahoma CC Szarka, who graduated from Damien McCottrell – FR – 285 – DT – E.St.Louis HS ment.” offensive linemen, defensive linemen and defen- This past fall, Walz led the team with 309 Eastern in 1997, just completed sive backs. Hunter Murray – FR – 245 – DE – Waubonsie HS his second season in the CFL. Farley Schalk – FR – 270 – OT – Joliet Catholic kills and 59 aces. Of the 13 recruits that committed to attending “Colette is a 5-foot-10 outside hitter with a Last season Szarka had 12 Eastern, six are offensive linemen and three play Kelan Sullivan – FR – 179 – DB – Wayne County (GA) powerful arm swing,” Ralston said in a press receptions for 168 yards and 5 on the defensive line. Tony Torres – JR – 280 – DT – Mt.San Antonio CC (CA) release. carries for 14 yards. “We got both offensive and defensive line- Thomas Villa – JR – 185 – DB/KR – Joliet JC “We will hopefully have a couple more (let- The fullback played two sea- men,” Spoo said. “The offensive line was an area Nathan York – FR – 260 – OL/DL – Collinsville HS ters) by next week,” Ralston said. “We have an sons for Eastern scoring one that we were concerned about. Now I feel we extra scholarship available from a play that had touchdown. have the proper depth. If the signing date ended left last season.” today we did really good with the offensive line.” Volleyball The two defensive linemen will bring much Colette Walz – FR – n/a – outside hitter – Mother Guerin Intramural teams needed size to help clog the middle. Men’s soccer “Both of these guys are very quick for their The men’s soccer team is waiting to hear go to regionals size,” Spoo said. “We could have used a couple Men’s and women’s soccer from a couple of prospects, but head coach Tim Two Eastern intramural basket- ball teams have advanced to the more junior college recruits, but that really did- *no specific names were available McClements said he should know more by next n’t work out.” week. The Panthers look to fill spots left open by Schick Super Hoops Regional As for the defensive back position, Eastern five starters. Tournament at the University of only received two letters. (transfers) are all good kids and we expect them “The key for recruiting this year is we lose Illinois at Chicago on Feb. 13. “We fell short,” Spoo said of the inability to to come in and contribute immediately.” five starters,” McClements said. “They are some The men will be represented get defensive back signees to commit. “We had a The Panthers also received commitments of the top players we have had here in the three by Pike Gold, consisting of few guys that opted to go elsewhere, but we are from a linebacker, Corey Cobb-Davis, and a years that I have been here.” Adriean Jacquot, Brian Tyrell still looking for some more to come in. tight end, Scott Gilkey – both positions they did- McClements said there are specific need and Pete Krechinco. “The secondary guys we got are really fast.” n’t recruit heavily in. especially in the back, where they lose four Alpha Phi Bordeaux, featur- Six of the signees are transferring to Eastern “We did need a tight end,” Spoo said. “When starters from a season ago. ing Andrea Herzog, Kelly Byrne after they complete their associate degrees at Freddie Baker left, and Noel Outlaw moved to “We don’t recruit by position, but we lose one and Sara Sauer, will represent junior colleges, adding maturity that usually isn’t fullback, that left us with need there.” forward, one mid fielder and three backs,” he the women. seen from people out of high school. Davis was a leftover recruit from last season said. “It is going to be important for us to cover The two teams will be com- “We have a group of young players and that that is currently taking classes at Eastern this our bases, but our main concern is to bring in peting against 50 other schools is why we brought them in,” Spoo said. “The semester. impact players.” at the regional. The Schick Super Hoops tournament has nearly 200,000 competitors. Want to see your name in big bold letters all around campus? As a bonus, the Eastern cam- pus champions will be recog- Join the sports staff. Call Chad or Kyle at 581-2812. nized in an upcoming issue of Sport Magazine. Happy Birthday, Friends & o Big O Chan!!! C When your Thursday money’s Love, Roomies $2.00 Pints running out, Sam Adams, Foster, and the rent Ladies Night Becks Dark is coming due... Live DJ • No Cover Kitchen Hours Sell your stuff Drink Specials ALL night! 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season the Illini suffered in his first season as coach. national His staff has also worked Scoreboard hard to establish good relation- Chicago 36 109 150 9. Darick Mattox-EKU 20 113 5.7 BTB 90, Delta Sigma Phi 41 Tony Sparano offensive quality con- sports ships with high school coaches EIU CALENDAR Northwest Division 10. R. Johnson-SEMO 20 109 5.4 McAdoo’s 70, Rogers 69 trol in Illinois, Turner said. Pts GF GA ASSISTS Men’s Basketball B coach and Billy Davis defensive Today’s events Colorado 58 137 123 Player-Team G Ass. Avg/G ITK 68, The Cruiser FPL 43 quality control coach. “We did get into more Edmonton 45 130 120 1. A. Reese-MUR 23 131 5.70 62 Crew 54, Bonners 29 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS – Signed 4:45 p.m. – Women’s basketball vs. Vancouver 38 121 143 2. Jack Owens-EIU 23 121 5.26 Lazy Larrys 64, Full Thirteen 63 homes. And we were in on Tennessee Tech (Lantz Gym) DT Ellis Johnson to a five-year Calgary 38 124 150 3. Andrae Betts-UTM 20 101 5.05 Runnin Reds 55, SGPB 42 7:05 p.m. – Men’s basketball vs. contract extension. most of the top players, the Pacific Division 4. R. Duncan-MTSU 23 109 4.74 Women’s Basketball KANSAS CITY CHIEFS – Named inbrief Tennessee Tech (Lantz Gym) Pts GF GA 5. C. Hemphill-TECH 20 93 4.65 Delta Zeta 42, Delta Zeta Green 17 Jimmy Raye offensive coordinator. guys we identified as top play- Dallas 67 139 94 6. Darius Acuff-EKU 20 92 4.60 One Legal Drinker 83, MIAMI DOLPHINS – Signed P Nick ers we wanted. At least we had 7. Brian Williams-TSU 19 82 4.32 Friday’s events Phoenix 60 127 99 Andrews Angels 6 Gallery, WR Terry Guess, RB Juan 8. Kahn Cotton-SEMO 16 63 3.94 Bulls are Kukoc’s TBA – Men’s and women’s indoor Anaheim 43 118 119 Illegal Aliens 49, Tri Sigma 17 Johnson, WR Denis Montana, DT a chance. We had a chance to track at Indiana Invite 9. T. Hassell-APSU 20 76 3.80 San Jose 42 104 114 Men’s 5’10” Basketball A Antoine Simpson and S Marcus 10. J. Webb-MORE 20 55 2.75 get them on campus, we had a Los Angeles 38 117 135 Tri Lamb 63, P-Stars 38 Wimberly. team now Saturday’s events *Late games not included Sigma Chi Gold 68, En oniw 24 NEW YORK GIANTS – Named chance to get in their homes TBA – Men’s and women’s indoor Wednesday’s results Women’s basketball Poor Boyz 48, Delta Tau Delta 17 Sean Payton quarterbacks coach. DEERFIELD (AP) – For and sell our program,’’ Turner track at Indiana Invite Colorado 5, Buffalo 3 Men’s Indoor Soccer Signed TE 1 p.m. – Men’s and women’s swim- Montreal 2, Vancouver 1 Wednesday’s results Team Fum 12, United Nations 7 Toni Kukoc, the days of being said. (4) UConn 96, Syracuse 50 Todd Pollack and TE Scott Dragos. ming vs. St. Louis (Lantz Pool) Washington 10, Tampa Bay 1 McKinney 4, Return of the Cows 2 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS – the much-chastised third option 4:45 p.m. – Women’s basketball vs. New Jersey 4, Carolina 1 (6) Notre Dame 74, Mootown Snackers 12, Slippery 6 The recruiting class includes (20) Boston College 59 Named Greg Brown secondary Middle Tennessee (Lantz Gym) Florida 5, Toronto 2 Women’s Indoor Soccer are over. (8) Georgia 62, South Carolina 58 coach. 12 signees from Illinois, four 7:05 p.m. – Men’s basketball vs. Detroit 5, N.Y. Islanders 1 Team-6 10, Tri Sigma 3 (12) Rutgers 65, Pitt 54 Canadian Football League No more screaming from Middle Tennessee (Lantz Gym) Ottawa at Edmonton* Delta Zeta 10, ASA-Red 0 from Missouri, three from (13) N. Carolina 76, (17) Clemson 72 SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRID- Chicago at Anaheim* coach Phil Jackson, no more (21) Alabama 50, (24) LSU 75 ERS – Signed FB Chris Szarka to a California and one each from Today’s Games (22) Kansas 65, Colorado 57 three-year contract. coming off the bench as the NBA N.Y. Islanders at Boston, 7 p.m. New Jersey, Oregon, Ohio and TRANSACTIONS TORONTO ARGONAUTS – Named Chicago Bulls’ sixth man, no Vancouver at N.Y. Rangers, 7:30 p.m. Ohio Valley Conference Eric Tillman general manager. Indiana. Two of the students are Montreal at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. BASEBALL more deferring to Michael Season Openers Standings HOCKEY New Jersey at St. Louis, 8 p.m. American League National Hockey League from junior colleges. Today Conf. Overall Jordan or Scottie Pippen. Nashville at Calgary, 9 p.m. CLEVELAND INDIANS – Agreed to ANAHEIM MIGHTY DUCKS – Washington at Indiana, 7 p.m. San Jose at Phoenix, 9 p.m. Middle Tenn 10-2 14-6 terms with INF-OF Wil Cordero on On this remodeled team, Cleveland at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. SE Missouri 10-3 15-6 Agreed to terms with D Pascal a one-year contract and INF Bill Trepanier on a multiyear contract Philadelphia at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. Chicago at Los Angeles, 10:30 p.m. Tenn.Tech 9-3 13-7 Selby, RHP Jamie Brewington and Kukoc is the man, the go-to Detroit at Miami, 7:30 p.m. extension. Tenn–Martin 9-4 14-7 RHP Paul Wagner on minor-league Mets fire Toronto at Boston, 8 p.m. NASHVILLE PREDATORS – guy in what will surely be a Eastern Ky. 8-5 11-9 contracts. New York at Orlando, 8 p.m. COLLEGE Murray St. 6-7 7-14 Recalled RW Bobby Russell from National League season filled with losses. Sacramento at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Tennessee St. 5-7 10-10 Hampton of the ECHL and McCarver, hire CHICAGO CUBS – Agreed to Minnesota at Denver, 9 p.m. Austin Peay 2-10 3-17 assigned him to Milwaukee of the Kukoc wears a look of relief terms with OF Tarrik Brock on a Chicago at Utah, 9 p.m. Men’s basketball Morehead St. 2-11 4-16 IHL. minor-league contract. these days, glad he was part of Seaver Dallas at Seattle, 10 p.m. Wednesday’s results Eastern 2-11 4-17 COLLEGE Houston at L.A. Lakers 10:30 p.m. (3) Cincinnatti 82, Tulane 63 Today’s Games MONTREAL EXPOS – Agreed to DICKINSON – Announced the three championship teams but NEW YORK (AP) – Phoenix at L.A. Clippers 10:30 p.m. (6) Auburn 76, South Carolina 48 Tenn Tech at Eastern, 4:45 p.m. terms with RHP Mike Maddux on a retirement of John Osborne, men’s eager to move on in this new Saturday (25) Miami 73, (9) St. John’s 70 Middle Tenn at SE Missouri, 5:30 p.m. minor-league contract. soccer coach. Named Aron Bassoff Eliminating an independent Toronto at Washington, 7 p.m. (21) Indiana 71, (11) Wisconsin 60 Morehead ST at Austin Peay, 5:45 p.m. NEW YORK METS – Agreed to men’s soccer coach. role. It means more leadership, and sometimes critical voice Cleveland at Boston, 7 p.m. (22) C. of Charleston 75, Eastern KY at Tenn ST, 5:45 p.m. terms with RHP Paul Wilson on a GREENSBORO – Named Mike more scoring and more shots New Kersey at Atlanta, 7:30 p.m. Coastal Carolina 65 one-year contract. Named Tom Lackemacher women’s lacrosse from their broadcast booth, the Milwaukee at Charlotte, 7:30 p.m. (24) Missouri 88, Texas Tech 63 OVC Leaders Seaver front office executive and coach. for the Croatian. New York Mets on Wednesday Orlando at Philadelphia, 7:30 p.m. SCORING Kota shijima media specialist for LAWRENCE – Named David “If I need a reminder of the Minnesota at San Antonio, 8:30 p.m. Player-Team Pts Avg/G Asian affairs. Brown football coach and athletic replaced Tim McCarver with Houston at Golden State, 10:30 p.m. Ohio Valley Conference 1. Leah Aldrich-EIU 446 21.2 Frontier League director. past, I can just look up here,’’ Sunday Tom Seaver, who also is join- Standings 2. Zabrina Harris-UTM 420 20.0 CANTON CROCODILES – Signed MERCYHURST – Announced it will Miami at New York, 1 p.m. 3. C. Sizemore-EKU 353 17.6 RHP Paul Shanklin. Kukoc says of the champi- Conf Overall begin a Division I women’s ice ing the team’s staff. Indiana at Detroit, 1 p.m. 4. Schronda Moore-TSU 337 16.9 COOK COUNTY CHEETAHS – Murray State 13-0 21-2 hockey program for the 1999-2000 onship banners hanging on the Utah at L.A. Lakers, 3:30 p.m. 5. Cari Hassell-TSU 326 16.3 Signed 1B Brian Mazurek, RHP The Hall of Fame pitcher, SE Missouri 11-1 14-6 school year. Atlanta at New Jersey, 6 p.m. 6. Bobbi Coltharp-MUR 324 15.4 Craig Boroski and LHP Tim walls at the Bulls’ practice Middle Tenn. 6-6 8-14 MERRIMACK – Named Karen who has not been to Shea Denver at Phoenix, 8 p.m. 7. Diane Seng-TECH 284 14.2 Pulizzano. Eastern 6-7 11-12 Murdock Lahey women’s lacrosse facility. Portland at Seattle, 8 p.m. 8. Quin Sullivan-APSU 282 14.1 JOHNSTOWM JOHNNIES – Stadium since 1988, will be in Chicago at L.A. Clippers, 9 p.m. Morehead State 6-7 9-12 coach. 9. Paula Corder-SEMO 295 14.0 Signed 2B-OF Matt Clifford. Kukoc scored 32 points in Vancouver at Sacramento, 9 p.m. Tennessee State 5-7 8-12 MISSOURI BAPTIST – Named his retired uniform No. 41 for 10. Heather Bates-MUR 295 14.0 Released RHP Maurice DeConge. Dallas at Golden State, 9 p.m. Austin Peay 5-6 7-12 Juan Pablo Favero men’s and the Bulls’ exhibition loss to Tennessee Tech 5-7 9-11 RICHMOND ROOSTERS – Signed women’s soccer coach. 10-to-12 days during spring REBOUNDING INF Pete Hennecke, INF K.C. Indiana earlier this week, a Tenn–Martin 3-10 5-15 Player-Team G TOT Avg/G training and will broadcast 50 NHL Eastern Ky 2-10 3-17 Crothers, mixture of jump shots – a part Today’s Games 1B Jason Kinchen, 1B Jason ON THIS DAY games per season on WPIX, 1. Danelle Watts-MUR 21 185 8.8 Bichelmeyer, OF Ryan Feavey, OF of his game that can be erratic Tennessee Tech at Eastern, 7:05 p.m. 2. Jennifer King-EKU 20 152 7.6 the Mets’ new station. He also EASTERN CONFERENCE Mark Lopez and C Tory Tarleton. Middle Tenn at SE Missouri, 7:30 p.m. 3. M. Gadson-MUR 20 151 7.6 1969 – The 24 major league own- – and long-armed, left-handed Atlantic Division SPRINGFIELD CAPITALS – will have a marketing role Morehead Stat Austin Peay, 7:30 p.m. 4. P.Iverson-SEMO 21 157 7.5 ers unanimously select Bowie Kuhn Pts GF GA Signed 1B Tyson Lindekugel, INF drives to the basket. Eastern Ky at Tenn St, 7:45 p.m. 5. Leah Aldrich-EIU 21 150 7.1 as commissioner for a one-year with the team and work with Philadelphia 65 152 96 David 6. A. Suffren-APSU 20 142 7.1 term at a salary of $100,000. New Jersey 59 137 120 Forst, OF Steve Barningham, OF OVC Leaders 7. Z. Harris-UTM 21 148 7.0 1976 – U.S. District Court Judge minor leaguers during the sea- Pittsburgh 55 146 126 Brandon Horne, OF Rauf Tunali SCORING 8. K.K. Brunson-TSU 19 111 5.8 John W. Oliver upholds the ruling of son. N.Y.Rangers 45 126 130 and Illini ink 23 Player-Team Pts Avg/G 9. T.White-SEMO 21 122 5.8 arbitrator Peter Seitz that declared N.Y.Islanders 34 117 155 RHP Greg Denly. 1. Erik Brown-MORE 406 19.3 10. Janet Holt-TECH 20 115 5.8 Andy Messersmith and Dave A broadcaster for the New Northeast Division BASKETBALL 2. Jamie Roberts-TSU 385 19.3 McNally free agents. Pts GF GA National Basketball Association football recruits York Yankees from 1989-93, 3. Trenton Hassell-APSU 369 18.5 ASSISTS 1987 – Stars & Stripes sweeps Toronto 61 162 147 Player-Team G Ass. Avg/G CHARLOTTE HORNETS – Signed 4. Whitney Robinson-EKU 332 16.6 Kookaburra III 4-0 at Fremantle, CHAMPAIGN (AP) – Just Seaver admitted he won’t be as Ottawa 58 143 107 5. Isaac Spencer-MUR 380 16.5 1. Tessa Fields-UTM 19 111 5.84 F Joe Wolf. Australia, to bring the America’s Buffalo 56 132 102 6. Josh Heard-TECH 314 15.7 2. H. Bates-MUR 21 108 5.14 NEW JERSEY NETS – Signed F three more wins made recruit- controversial as McCarver, Cup back to the United States. Boston 48 121 111 7. Kyle Hill-EIU 357 15.5 3. Lorie Moore-EIU 21 95 4.52 Scott Burrell. 1988 – Wes Unseld, Clyde ing more enjoyable for Illinois who had been the team’s color Montreal 46 115 132 8. Corey Hemphill-TECH 308 15.4 4. K.Stepney-TSU 20 79 3.95 NEW YORK KNICKS – Waived F Lovellette, Oregon State coach Southeast Division 9. Ryan DeMichael-UTM 307 15.4 5. Heidi Daulton-MOR 20 74 3.70 Ronnie Grandison. coach Ron Turner. analyst for 16 seasons and is Pts GF GA 10. Bud Eley-SEMO 298 14.9 6. D. Mitchell-MOR 20 72 3.60 ORLANDO MAGIC – Waived G Ralph Miller and Bobby McDermott regarded as the best in the Carolina 54 128 122 REBOUNDING 7. Tamika Brown-UTM 21 69 3.29 Damon Jones. are voted into the Basketball Hall of Turner, who announced the Florida 50 122 126 Player-Team G TOT Avg/G 8. Mikki Bond-EKU 20 64 3.20 PHOENIX SUNS – Signed F Chris Fame. signing of 23 students to letters business. Washington 38 117 129 1. Bud Eley-SEMO 20 208 10.4 9. A. Garretson-EIU 19 58 3.05 Morris to a one-year contract. Unseld is elected in his first year of Tampa Bay 26 99 181 2. Trenton Hassell-APSU 20 175 8.8 10. Erica Lufkin-MTSU 18 54 3.00 FOOTBALL eligibility. of intent Wednesday, said last “In the last several years, a WESTERN CONFERENCE 3. Ryan DeMichael-UTM 20 173 8.6 National Football League 1991 – The doors of Cooperstown season’s 3-8 record showed lot of commentary has been Central Division 4. Corey Williams-TSU 20 171 8.6 INTRAMURALS BUFFALO BILLS – Named Brian are slammed shut on Pete Rose Pts GF GA 5. Jason Johnson-TSU 20 158 7.9 Parker media relations assistant when the Hall of Fame’s board of potential players that the team (made) to be critical on page Detroit 53 146 127 6. W. Whitehorn-TECH 20 147 7.3 and John Prizner coordinator of directors votes 12-0 to bar players had improved from the winless one,’’ Seaver said. St. Louis 45 121 114 7. Isaac Spencer-MUR 23 159 6.9 Men’s Basketball A marketing partnerships. on the permanently ineligible list Nashville 40 113 156 8. Duane Virgil-MUR 23 131 5.7 Flames 62, TKE 43 CLEVELAND BROWNS – Named from consideration.

Johnson. The Cubs then watched the Astros one except 35-year-old John Cangelosi, Barnett, who has been saying he wouldn’t sign ex-San Diego third baseman Ken who is short enough to be mistaken for leave the university for two years now. Schreiber Caminiti. The Cubbies did manage to re- midget wrestling sensation Max Mini. Ironically enough, Barnett went to the from Page 12 sign Matt Karchner however, which should Now the Blackhawks on the other University of Colorado where former coach keep their bullpen mediocre. hand...... ahhhhh who cares about hockey. Bill McCartney started, of all things, the doing, or not doing, some interesting things The White Sox, oi vai, they screw up Last but not least, there has been some promise-keepers. in the off-season. After winning 90 games, baseball salaries by signing Albert Belle to serious goings-on at Northwestern So what do we have in Chicago now that and sneaking into the playoffs last season, an $11 million annual salary, and then let University, located in Evanston, a northern is not total poop? the Cubs have signed no one of any signifi- him go to Baltimore. Now baseball is over- suburb of Chicago. I really don’t see much going on in the cance to make a run toward anything. paying all players, and the Sox have no First, they have a point-shaving scandal Chicagoland area. Hopefully, Reggie Miller They sat idly by last year as their divi- cleanup hitter. in both the basketball and football pro- will break something that will end his sion rivals Houston traded for Randy The south-siders have failed to sign any- grams. They then lose football coach Gary career.

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Included in those Murray State 13-0 21-2 has a first-year head coach and season, first- basketball team first eight games was a 68-63 home Chicago Southeast Missouri 11-1 14-6 three starters who had not played year coach Jeff tries to continue loss to Eastern on Jan. 7. But after Middle Tennessee 6-6 8-14 Division I basketball before, Lebo did not hot streak. those first eight, Tech has gone on Eastern Illinois 6-7 11-12 Panther head coach Rick Samuels know what to Page 10 to win three of its next four. Morehead State 6-7 9-12 will not be taking the Golden expect going The only loss Tech has suffered sports: Tennessee State 5-7 8-12 Eagles lightly when the two teams into the season. during this hot streak was a 78-62 Austin Peay 5-6 7-12 Tennessee Tech 5-7 9-11 tip off at 7:05 tonight at Lantz But his Golden Eagles are in the home loss to 12-0 Murray State It’s all ‘poop’ Tennessee-Martin 3-10 5-15 Gymnasium. middle of the Ohio Valley last Thursday. Eastern Kentucky 2-10 3-17 “They are growing in confi- Conference race with a 5-7 confer- “We’ve shot the ball better, dence,” Samuels said. “Their ence record. played better defense and done a all me crazy, or spoiled, Today’s games guards have played well as of late, “I’m excited at where we are,” good job with our field goal per- but it seems that in the Tennessee Tech at Eastern, 7:05 p.m. and in the last eight or 10 games, Lebo said. “At the beginning, I sort centage,” Lebo said. Middle Tenn. St. at SEMO, 7:30 p.m. past months, being a Morehead St. at Austin Peay, 7:30 p.m. they’ve hit three’s exceptionally of braced myself for a long season, A win over a confident Chicago sports fan has Eastern Kentucky at Tenn. St., 7:45 p.m. well.” but we’ve improved so much.” C With the loss of two starters Lebo thought his team was See CONCERN Page 9 become tougher than ever. The latest blow to us as fans is the announcement that Bear great Walter Payton has been diagnosed with primary sclerosing cholangi- Eddy: Leaving was totally illogical tis, a liver disease. This hurts espe- cially because Payton was the Editor’s note: This is the first leader of the 1985 Super Bowl installment in a weekly series high- champions. lighting former athletes and figure- What ever Payton’s announcement of his heads in Eastern athletics. disease to the world on Tuesday happened to... was hard to watch mainly because By Kyle Bauer as tough as he was as a player, he Associate sports editor ...Don Eddy? was that weak during his press While at Eastern: Served as conference. The man who was For years, former Eastern basket- men’s basketball coach from known for his durability is now ball coach Don Eddy built basketball facing his toughest battle. Payton programs up from scratch and start- 1968-80 and compiled a 208-129 now will need a liver transplant. ed a foundation – now he is doing the record with only two losing His announcement is the latest same thing, only with young players. seasons. blow to fans of Chicago teams. Eddy now runs a successful bas- Currently: Runs “Don Eddy’s The Bears in particular have been ketball camp out of San Antonio that in the news with their lackluster has 42 sites in 13 states and saw Basketball Camps”,which operate effort to find a coaching replace- 3,600 participants go through it last in 13 states.After leaving Eastern, ment. year. he founded the men’s Division I They said they did not want He has been out of coaching for basketball program at the Mike Holmgren because he want- 13 years and now looks to teaching ed to be a general manager too. young players as a way to stay con- University of Texas at San Antonio They stayed away from former nected with the game he coached for and won 20 games in only his third 49ers coach George Seifert nearly three decades. season. because it seemed that his deal “I missed it (basketball) for a with Carolina was too far along. while, but the camps have been so In other words, the Bears did demanding that I don’t have a lot of the team that he built from scratch not want a coach that had won a time for anything else,” Eddy said. “I move up to Division I just two years Super Bowl, but rather coached basketball for 28 years and after he left. Jacksonville defensive coordinator that was a good foundation for what “I didn’t really think about it,” Dick Jauron. Great, the Bears did- we are doing now.” Eddy said of the team moving up. “I n’t learn their lesson with the last Don Eddy’s Basketball Camps knew they were going to do it defensive coordinator they hired, have been running for 25 years and because all the teams that we played Dave Wannstedt. are sprinkled in states throughout the went to Division I, but I really didn’t The Bears aren’t the only team country. think it was attractive because all the that is disappointing. Everyone It is no surprise that Eddy’s other schools went up and it killed knows the Bulls fell apart, but they camps have grown and expanded the Division II. A lot of those schools did some other things last week way they have. He spent most of his that were playing for the Division II that almost sent me on a bender. coaching career doing the same title were now in Division I.” After trading both Scottie Pippen thing, starting small and eventually It may not have made sense to and Luc Longley away, they making it big. Photo courtesy of Sports Information leave a program that he had spent released most of what they got for “When he and (assistant) Bud Former Eastern basketball coach Don Eddy left the Panthers to pursue other years building to start another pro- them. Scott came here, the program had no challenges. Eddy is currently running basketball camps for children. gram, but that is what Eddy did, and Roy Rogers, who they got for direction at all,” Dave Kidwell, a string of successful seasons that time high. once again, he made a winner out of Pippen, was released Monday. The Eastern’s sports information director brought six top three finishes in the “Because our players competed nothing. team also released Martin said. “Within two years, they built it Great Lakes Regional and two at such a high intensity level, they “Everything I’ve done has been Muresepp and potential crowd- into a consistently tough team back appearances in the NCAA Division created a love affair with the fans,” trying to take it to another level,” favorite Bubba Wells, who they when we were in Division II.” II finals. Kidwell said. “We had great crowds. Eddy said. “You can’t get any lower got for Longley. In 1968, his first season at “We hit a run of having a bunch It became the place to be. You had to than not having a program.” Good news for Bulls fans Eastern, Eddy inherited a 9-16 team of good teams,” Eddy said. “The be at Eastern games.” Eddy succeeded in taking the San though, Gheorghe Muresan failed that hadn’t had a winning season in players were really committed to Twelve seasons and 208 wins Antonio program to that next level. his physical with Charlotte and the many years. playing and we captured the fans’ later, Eddy decided it was time for After just three years, Eddy turned in Bulls are looking to sign him. This The first few seasons did not go interest.” another challenge. a 20-win season. means that we could have the twin exactly as planned but the program Throughout Eddy’s time at In 1980, Eddy left Eastern to take He had once again succeeded in towers of the 7-foot-7 Muresan did see some success. Eastern, he continued to keep fans in the head coaching position at the building a team from the ground up. and 7-foot-4 Priest Lauderdale, “We were 13-13 my first year and the stands. Of the top 20 most attend- University of Texas at San Antonio. That was what he had spent his who between the two of them, tied for the conference title,” Eddy ed games at Eastern, 16 came during His mission this time was to create a coaching career doing, so it only could possibly grab one rebound. said. “After that, we had one really Eddy’s time at the helm. basketball program and bring it to makes sense that he would spend his The Hornets also released No- bad year and then after three or four “That was the pinnacle of fan the Division I level. years after coaching doing the same Limit Soldier leader Master P. seasons, we eventually got it going.” interest and enthusiasm,” he said. “It was all illogical, but it was thing. Now he is only 6-foot-4, but P That bad season Eddy mentioned “Probably part of it was that teams God’s call on my life to go down Eddy is now helping kids across could probably be second or third was his second in which the team were weak for a few years before there and do it,” Eddy said. “I went the country learn to play the game off the bench for the Bulls. finished 10-15. It proved to be the that. The fans were looking for from having a real good program to that he in some respects invented in The Chicago baseball teams are first of only two losing seasons in something better.” nothing and I took a cut in salary. It certain places, telling them that it is Eddy’s 12-year tenure at Eastern. Kidwell also remembers the time was all illogical.” possible to make something out of See SCHREIBER Page 11 After that, his teams put together when fan attendance was at an all- Meanwhile at Eastern, Eddy saw nothing.