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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the 1999 at The Keep. It has been accepted for inclusion in October by an authorized administrator of The Keep. For more information, please contact [email protected]. 66˚ Partly The Daily Thursday 35˚ cloudy October 21, 1999 Inside Eastern Sports Working together www.eiu.edu/~den Overcoming STudent Senate members approved an Eastern Illinois University external relations committee, whose main Charleston, Ill. 61920 injuries goal will be to work with city officials on the Vol. 85, No. 43 Football team has battled 12 pages, 1 section Peer Cooperation Program. more than opponents this Story on Page 3 News season. “Tell the truth and don’t be afraid.” Story on Page 12 Faculty again second lowest paid in state 1998 data: U of I Atglance at top, Chicago Average 1998 faculty salaries at public colleges statewide* State at bottom University of Illinois, Champaign Professors $83,600 By Geneva White Associate professors $58,400 Campus editor Instructors $39,300

Eastern continues to be the sec- Illinois State University, Normal ond-lowest paying institution in Professors $61,500 Illinois with $56.5 million out of Associate professors $48,400 Eastern’s $72 million budget for Instructors $30,400 the 1999-2000 slated for teacher Northern Illinois University,DeKalb salaries, said Mark Wilcockson, Professors $67,700 associate director for fiscal affairs Associate professors $50,100 of the Illinois Board of Higher Instructors $25,100 Education. Generally, about 78 percent of a Western Illinois University,Macomb university’s budget goes toward Professors $56,900 teacher salaries, Wilcockson said. Associate professors $47,100 According to a 1998 study by Instructors $28,100 IBHE, Eastern falls right ahead of Mandy Marshall / Photo editor Eastern Illinois University, Charleston Chicago State University in terms Professors $54,000 Edible artillery of salaries for professors and asso- Associate professors $46,000 ciate professors. Zack Hickman, a senior biology major, places the finishing touches on a food sculpture Wednesday afternoon in the Instructors $24,300 “The Board of Higher South Quad. Hickman’s sculpture was a tank with raw spaghetti noodles forming the cannon and Cocoa Blasts for head- Education has tried to put some Southern Illinois University,Carbondale lights. See complete story on page 5 money into Eastern over the last Professors $63,500 several years,” said Wilcockson. Associate professors $46,300 “Our budget requests for Eastern Instructors $23,300 have been above and average.” Professor going the distance The study shows the average *Data obtained from the Illinois Board of Higher Education salary for Eastern faculty in 1998 to Six months of training to be put to the test in marathon be $54,000 for professors, $46,000 for associate professors and ing for several years through the ation strategies runs helps Canivez to relieve By Melanie Schneider $24,300 for instructors while budget process to increase faculty to help improve cramping by remaining more Staff writer salaries at Chicago State are salaries,” said Jeff Cooley, acting their running. relaxed and focused. $51,000 for professors, $42,600 for vice president for business affairs. Gary Canivez, 38, an associate He said this run “It’s as much a mental commit- associates and $27,300 for instruc- “We recognize we do lag behind professor in the psychology depart- will give him a ment as it is a physical commitment tors. the rest of the state.” ment, will take a 26-mile tour of chance to prac- in long runs,” he said. “There are The study also shows University However, Northern was below Chicago this Sunday. His mode of tice the things days when you wake up and don’t of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign to Eastern when it came to instruc- transportation is not a car or tour he’s been want to run 20 miles, but you have be the highest paying institution in tors’ salaries, which were at bus; it’s his own two feet. teaching. to do it. Goals are psychological in 1998 with $83,600 for professors, $25,100. Western Illinois Canivez has been training to run “It’s really nature.” $58,400 for associate professors University proved to be closest to in the Chicago Marathon for the helped while The Chicago marathon’s web Gary Canivez and $39,300 for instructors. Eastern with professors’ salaries at past six months. This being his first I’m running to site provided Canivez with a train- Salaries at Illinois State University, $56,900 and associate professors’ marathon, Canivez said, “it’s defi- maintain concentration on key ele- ing program geared toward gradu- in Normal, were at $61,500 for salaries at $47,100. Instructors’ nitely a challenge.” ments like running form, breathing ally increasing mileage. professors, $48,400 for associate salaries were $28,100. Salaries for Mental training components and keeping a constant pace,” Canivez said he runs short dis- professors and $30,400 for instruc- Southern Illinois University were play a big role in Canivez’s prepa- Canivez said. “Implementing tances of about three or four miles, tors. At Northern Illinois $63,500 for professors, $46,300 for ration for the race. For the past five imagery components really helps, a couple times during the week and University, in DeKalb, salaries for associates and $23,300 for instruc- years he has worked with various especially as the distances get longer distances every weekend. professors were at $67,700 and tors. sports teams on campus, helping longer.” $50,100 for associate professors. students use imagery and relax- Using these elements while he See DISTANCE Page 2 “I think Eastern has been work- See FACULTY Page 2 First meeting of bar extension task force today By Sara E. Figiel Luther King Jr University Union. “The key is that students show,” Brooks police officers form the University Police Staff writer “I’m hoping that we are going to be able to said. “We are very much encouraging students Department, the Charleston Police hear questions and concerns,” said Will to come.” Department, citizens, greek representatives The Task Force on Bar Extension Hours Brooks, senate member and member of the Brooks said the only people, other than and lawyers also are expected to attend, will have its first meeting today to hear from Task Force. “That way, we can work on solu- himself and Mayor Dan Cougill, named as although he does not know the names of these citizens and students regarding the issue of tions.” members of the Task Force were four senate representatives. Charleston bars staying open later by one hour Although Brooks said he is not expecting to members: Jeremy Ruppel, Matt Layette, Mike City Council members voted down the bar on Fridays and Saturdays. come up with solutions right away, he said he LeShoure and Brooks. extension hours resolution in September, but The meeting will be at 6:30 p.m. in the hopes the Task Force will be able to facilitate res- Brooks said four city representatives, one agreed to bring the issue up again in Charleston/Mattoon Room of the Martin olutions during the anticipated second meeting. Eastern administrator, liquor license-holders, November. 2 Thursday, October, 21, 1999 The Daily Eastern News ETheastern Daily Panel: Warn students of meningitis News CDC says vaccines should be readily available to college-aged The Daily Eastern News is published daily, Monday through Friday, in Charleston, Ill., dur- ATLANTA (AP) — A group of go further in its recommendations A CDC study of 83 reported dents get meningitis each year, ing fall and spring semesters and twice weekly federal health officials is recom- because current meningitis vac- meningitis cases in college stu- and between five and 10 die. during the summer term except during school vacations or examinations, by mending that colleges make cines are no more than 90 percent dents from September 1998 Meningococcal meningitis is PRINTED WITH SOYINK the students of Eastern Illinois meningitis vaccines readily avail- effective and don’t work on all through May 1999 indicated a rate an infection of the membranes TM University. Subscription price: able and that they warn students strains, said Dr. Nancy Rosenstein of 1.4 cases per 100,000 fresh- around the brain and spinal cord $38 per semester, $16 for summer only, $68 all year. The Daily Eastern News is a member of of the risks of the disease. of the CDC’s meningitis branch. men, and 3.8 cases per 100,000 that is fatal in about 10 percent of The Associated Press, which is entitled to But the Centers for Disease “College freshmen have freshmen living in dormitories. cases. It can be spread through exclusive use of all articles appearing Control and Prevention panel on proven statistically to be at a mod- The rate for all 18- to 22-year-olds contact such as kissing, sharing in this paper. The editorials on Page 4 represent the majority opinion of the Wednesday stopped short of rec- erately higher risk for meningo- was 1 case per 100,000. kitchen utensils and sneezing. editorial board; all other opinion pieces ommending that all college stu- coccal diseases and are a prime According to the American Symptoms include fever, are signed. The Daily Eastern News editorial and business offices are located in Buzzard dents be vaccinated. group for intervention,” College Health Association, headache, nausea and vomiting, Hall, Eastern Illinois University. The advisory committee didn’t Rosenstein said. between 100 and 125 college stu- neck stiffness and skin rash. Periodical postage paid at Charleston, IL 61920. ISSN 0894-1599. Printed by Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL 61920. Postmaster: Send address changes to Still chance of award in smokers trial The Daily Eastern News Buzzard Hall MIAMI (AP) – A Florida appeals court Daynard said a big award could bankrupt multibillion-dollar verdict. Eastern Illinois University Charleston, IL 61920. reversed itself Wednesday and reopened the door some tobacco companies because they would But the same appeals court withdrew its deci- to a ruinous, multibillion-dollar verdict against have to post a bond greater than the award itself sion and agreed to reconsider. On Wednesday, the tobacco industry. while they appeal. just hours after hearing arguments from both The state’s 3rd District Court of Appeals said On Wall Street, tobacco company stocks sides, the three-judge panel issued a unanimous, Daily Eastern News staff the jury in a big class-action case involving dropped in afternoon trading. Philip Morris was one-paragraph ruling without explaining its rea- Editor in chief ...... Deana Poole* 500,000 sick Florida smokers can award punitive down $1.87 1/2 at $28.87 1/2, R.J. Reynolds fell soning. Managing editor...... Nicole Meinheit* damages in a single lump sum instead of one $2 to $23.93 3/4, and Loews Corp., parent of Lawyers for both sides cannot discuss the case News editor ...... Tammie Sloup* smoker at a time. Lorillard, was down $1 to $69. under a gag order imposed by the judge. Associate news editor...... Amy Thon* Editorial page editor ...... Meghan McMahon* Tobacco industry lawyer Dan Webb warned In July, the jury found that the nation’s five Webb told the appeals panel that a single Development director...... Laura Irvine* the court that damages from the case could largest cigarette makers had produced a defective award would cause an “enormous amount of Activities editor...... Elizabeth O’Riley Administration editor...... Melanie Schneider exceed $300 billion - which “would destroy any and deadly product. The same jury is to deter- irreparable harm to the industry.” But Appeals Campus editor...... Geneva White industry.” mine damages in the second phase of the trial, Judge David L. Levy said the appeals court “can- City editor ...... Matt Neistein “The stakes have suddenly become humon- beginning Nov. 1. not micromanage what the trial judge does.” Student government editor...... Chris Sievers Photo editor...... Mandy Marshall gous,” said Northeastern University law professor Last month, the appeals court agreed with the The defendants are Philip Morris, R.J. Associate photo editor...... open Richard Daynard, head of an anti-tobacco clear- industry that damages should be decided one Reynolds Tobacco, Brown & Williamson Sports editor ...... Kyle Bauer inghouse. “The fate of the industry rests on this smoker at a time. Investors rejoiced, figuring the Tobacco, Lorillard Tobacco, the Liggett Group Associate sports editor...... open Verge editor ...... Dan Ochwat jury that has already found that the industry has tobacco industry could more easily defend itself and the industry’s Council for Tobacco Research- Associate Verge editor ...... Christy Kilgore behaved outrageously.” against lots of small awards than against one big U.S.A and Tobacco Institute. Online editor...... Chuck Payne Advertising manager ...... Karen Whitlock Design & graphics manager ...... Jennifer Evans tional funds for base funding he does not expect to see any major Asst. design and graphics manager .....Josh Hart Government Sales manager...... Amanda Kramkowski Faculty issues,” he said. “Over the last sev- changes anytime soon. Promotions manager...... Karisa Grothaus eral years, we’ve recognized fund- “Reducing the disparity Business manager...... Betsy Jewell from Page 1 ing issues at Eastern and tried to between Eastern and other institu- finalizes rules Assistant business manager ...... Cindy Mott Student business manager ...... Carrie Masek allocate additional resources to tions in Illinois has been a priority,” Circulation manager ...... Chad Merda David Radavich, vice president Eastern.” he said. “...The effort will always Editorial adviser...... John Ryan to protect kids Publications adviser...... David Reed for Eastern’s chapter of the Wilcockson also said Eastern be made to address the salary situ- Press supervisor...... Johnny Bough University Professionals of Illinois receives a slight increase in its bud- ation.” Subscriptions manager...... Ami Head and chief negotiator, said accord- get every year, noting that while As IBHE continues to try to on the Internet * Editorial board members ing to American Association of other schools in the state received raise Eastern’s base budget every WASHINGTON (AP) – The University Professionals data from 4.4 percent increase of final appro- year, a little patience may be need- government laid out new rules for the Chronicle of Higher Education, priations for fiscal year 2000, ed, Wilcockson said. protecting kids’ privacy on the Night staff top administrators at Eastern aver- Eastern received 5.9 percent. Final “It takes time to address some Internet Wednesday, allowing com- Layout chief...... Deana Poole age 15.5 percent above national appropriations for fiscal year 1999 of these kinds of things,” panies to send e-mail to parents News layout ...... Meghan McMahon Sports layout...... David Pump norms while salaries for faculty are compared to 1998 were 5.6 percent Wilcockson said. “It’s hard to do seeking permission to ask children Photo night editor...... Mandy Marshall 11.8 percent below national norms. more for public universities over- everything in one year because questions – but only if the informa- News copy editors...... Kristen Wooden “The IBHE has been trying to all, 7.4 percent for Eastern. (Eastern) is in competition with ...... Matt Neistein tion is not shared with other compa- Sports copy editor ...... Bill Ruthhart bring us up,” he said. “They recog- “I think the (IBHE) is very sup- other higher education needs.” nies. News night editors ...... Tammie Sloup nize (Eastern is) underfunded.” portive of Eastern’s efforts,” Radavich said while the $6 mil- The rules are designed to tell ...... Amy Thon Eastern President Carol Surles Cooley said. “We try to demon- lion parity request for funding is a companies how to comply with a recently asked the IHBE for a $6 strate the value added by salary major step, raising salaries needs to new federal privacy law that bans million parity request for the uni- increases. Any dollars invested in be a gradual process. them from collecting personal infor- To reach us versity’s budget for this fiscal year. the university generates a higher “The president has made a bold mation from children without a par- By foot: The Daily Eastern News Wilcockson said the university return.” initiative that may come through,” ent’s permission. is located in the south end of requests an increase in funds every While increasing faculty salary he said. “We have to take a gradual One of the most contentious pro- Buzzard Hall, which is at Seventh year. at Eastern is a priority both for the approach as well as a bold visions involved a compromise Street and Garfield Avenue next “They’ve requested some addi- university and IHBE, Cooley said approach.” allowing businesses for the next two to the Tarble Arts Center and years to send e-mail to parents. across the street from the Life ing the goal time Canivez has set for himself. He said Science Building. Distance there will probably be between 15,000 and 20,000 Correction By phone: (217) 581-2812 runners in the marathon. from Page 1 “I’ve predicted to complete the race in four hours An article in Wednesday’s edi- By fax: (217) 581-2923 and 15 minutes. I wanted to break the four hour mark, tion of the Daily Eastern News The longer weekend runs increase by two miles every and I think it is an accomplishable goal,” Canivez stated Mike Hansen, former vice By mail: other week to prepare for the marathon. said. president for financial affairs, The Daily Eastern News “It’s a foolproof way of being able to complete the He plans to run the first 13 to 20 miles at a consis- pleaded guilty to felony charges. Buzzard Hall marathon,” Canivez said. tent pace of eight and a half minutes per mile. Hansen pleaded guilty to misde- Eastern Illinois University Weather conditions and the shear number of peo- Canivez’s wife and two daughters, ages 5 and 8, will meanor charges. 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Dance Floor w/DJ 3 Thursday, October 21, 1999 The Daily Eastern News Senate forms group to reach out to city By Shauna Gustafson mentioned the positive effects the Staff writer committee would have on the stu- dent/community relationship. Student Senate approved a bylaw “Even if it doesn’t change the change Wednesday to create an world, it’s going to do something External Relations Committee, and good,” Wolff said. remove the Appropriations In other business, senate dis- Committee from the senate. cussed the proposed resolution to The bylaw change was approved recommend next fall’s senate 25-2-0, after extended discussion by approve a $5 increase in the student senate members. Some members activity fee to help fund a new indoor said they felt the committee would track in the field house. This semes- be focused on the bar hours issue, ter’s senate decided not to approve and would be ineffective for any- the increase because of the many thing else. Senate member Jim other increases passed. Miller said his Recognized Student Senate member Justin Organization and Hall Council were Brinkmeyer said the Illinois Board concerned with the real purpose of of Higher Education should be fund- the committee. ing this type of project. “They’re afraid that is the only “This is not something the stu- reason we are doing this,” Miller dents should fund,” Brinkmeyer said. “They feel this whole bar hour said. restriction and everything that is Senate member Mark Davenport Adriene Weller / Staff photographer coming out of this is ridiculous.” said next year’s senate did not need Other senate members explained to be told they should vote on some- Thar he blows! the change was not in the interest of thing this year’s senate would not Quentin Lareau, a sophomore music major, plays his trombone while at marching band practice Wednesday evening in the the bar hours issue, rather to approve. Tundra. The Panther Marching Band was practicing for the halftime performance Saturday at the Homecoming football game. improve relations between students “We don’t need to hold their hand and the city of Charleston. and say ‘please do this, it’s a good “We’re not talking about bar thing,’” Davenport said. hours here, we’re talking about long- Amanda Furlan, chair of the Greeks to step it up for stepshow term effects,” said Jeremy Ruppel, tuition and fee committee, said the senate member. “It is a positive step resolution would not be binding if By Maisha Pearson in the right direction ... we can approved. Staff writer accomplish a lot of things with this “It’s just a strong recommenda- The stepshow will have historical black new committee.” tion and reminder,” Furlan said. The National Panhellenic Council will present this greek“ sororities and fraternities doing steps Senate member Will Brooks The senate tabled the resolution year’s annual Greek Stepshow at 7 p.m. on Saturday echoed Ruppel’s sentiments and until their next meeting. in the student Recreation Center. that derived from Africa . added the committee would not be A resolution, which will make the “The stepshow will have historical black greek Courtney Crawley, have the power to make policies, Shuttle Bus Committee report direct- sororities and fraternities doing steps that derived stepshow coordinator only the power to recommend ly to the senate before any decisions from Africa,” said Courtney Crawley, one of the changes to the Student Senate. are made, was passed 27-0-0. coordinators for the stepshow and a member of Delta “This is not a policy-making Cortney McDermott, student vice Sigma Theta Sorority Inc. committee,” Brooks said. president for academic affairs, Performances will include Delta Sigma Theta, stepshow start practicing for the annual event in Senate member Gary Kelly said announced the USA Today newspa- Zeta Phi Beta, Sigma Gamma Rho, Alpha Phi Alpha, September or late August. ” the Faculty Senate is behind this per program will begin Monday. Phi Beta Sigma, Kappa Alpha Psi, and an exhibition Admission into the stepshow is $10 in advance, committee already, and is expecting Senate members expressed concern performance by Alpha Sigma Omega Latina Sorority $12 at the door and $7 in advance for members of good results. that the program will only be avail- Inc. greek organizations. “They’re thrilled, this is a good able to students in residence halls. Crawley said that about 800 to 900 people are Tickets can be purchased in the Martin Luther thing,” Kelly said. “They’re looking “When the program starts out, it expected to attended this year’s Greek Stepshow. King Jr. University Union at the Union Box Office forward to it.” will have to stay in the residence She said the sororities and fraternities in the from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. Laura Wolff, senate member, halls for a while,” McDermott said. 3 students take on Internet to create search engine Original produce made its debut at Coles County Business Expo last weekend By Shane Patterson local businesses. local Web sites receive, State Dania Beck, Ryan Beck’s wife, businesses, Beck said Eastern stu- Staff writer Ryan Beck, chief executive Shopper, Inc. will link all sites by is the public relations specialist for dents also can benefit from the officer of State Shopper, Inc., said category to the Shop-Illinois.com State Shopper, Inc. Ryan Beck met online resources. Online resources in the the new online resource will help Web site. Friend while working for a Web “Our Web site provides a wide Charleston and Mattoon area will local businesses obtain an effective In doing so, Beck said State design company in Chicago. He range of opportunities for students now be easier to access thanks to online presence by providing a Shopper will ultimately be able to said they originally did not plan to here at Eastern,” he said. the efforts of three Eastern stu- “creative, upscale meeting place provide every city and business in design such an extensive Web site. “Eventually, you will be able to dents who have started their own for local businesses to communi- the state of Illinois with the ability “At first, we planned to make a download coupons for businesses search engine to meet the commu- cate with potential clientele.” to be visited through their Web site dedicated to free electronic in the area, and receive links to nity’s growing online needs. Beck said State Shopper, Inc. site. greeting cards,” Beck said. “We free e-mail accounts.” Dania Beck, a senior business also will help area businesses com- “When you visit Shop- decided to do this instead after State Shopper, Inc., which Beck major; Ryan Beck, a senior com- pete on a larger scale through Illinois.com, you will be able to learning that there was a definite said will be the first Web site of its puter management major; and online promotion, search engine select the city that you would like need for such a resource in the kind in the Charleston-Mattoon Jason Friend, a senior computer registration and headline adver- to visit online, and within two area.” area, had its premiere at the Coles management major, have estab- tisements. clicks be at any business in the Although State Shopper, Inc. is County Business Expo last week- lished State Shopper, Inc. to assist To increase the number of visits state,” Beck said. designed primarily to aid local end in the Cross County Mall.

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These are tize their transportation needs. basic questions that we need to significantly Off-campus students represent ask right now. One year and impact how less than 10 percent of the page $80,000 after its debut, the Mark Davenport campus population but they are shuttle bus has yet to signifi- Guest columnist students get the students most likely to fill cantly impact how students get around.” the bus. And not even all of Thursday, October 21, 1999 around. Now, after two semes- them, since many live less that ters of minimal ridership, stu- a half-mile from Old Main. dent skepticism about the bus is probably the biggest Rather, it’s the students who walk to school from streets Page 4 challenge to making this service successful. With its con- like Fourth Street and Harrison Avenue who are more tract expiring in May 2000, the future of the Panther likely to use the bus than someone going from Taylor Hall Express will probably depend on the success of the shuttle to the Life Science Building. Some students spend 20 bus committee’s new route. The bus is a potentially good minutes or more getting to and from school, and especial- service, and I really hope it’s not too late to save it. ly in the wintertime, catching a ride would be nice. And One reason why the Panther Express has been ineffec- though the smallness of Charleston and Eastern make this tive is because people who brought it here never really difficult at times, the bus must get students to campus Acting like a explained why we need a bus, or more specifically, who faster than they’d be able to walk there, or else what is the needs the bus. Should it provide off-campus students a point of riding it? ride to class? Should it ferry people around our campus? However, because of the way the first year has gone, Or should it bring students to local businesses? These are even coming up with perfect route will not be enough especially important considerations since the bus was unless it is vigorously promoted to the students at whom leader brought here not because of any campuswide clamoring it is targeted. Merely handing out pocket-sized schedules for it, but because of the activism of a few Student Senate and posting flyers is not enough. One of the best features of the new route is that it comes to its stops at the same tudent Senate speaker Matt Layette recently said members. If we want to sell this idea to the students first we must figure out and explain exactly what we’re selling. time every hours of every day. Though the revised route although senate members are held to a higher The Panther Express should not provide transportation still largely prioritizes campus stops, at least it gets stu- Sstandard of conduct, executives are not. to local businesses like Wilb Walker’s or Wal-Mart. When dents who live near the Square up to campus for their The higher standard conduct revision was made ear- the Student Senate brought the bus here, they actively but classes. We need to tell them about it. Every house or lier this year, but only to the senate bylaws, which unsuccessfully solicited donations from Charleston busi- apartment within three blocks of a bus stop should be means the vice presidents are not held to higher stan- nesses. If Charleston wants a bus that stimulates the local bombarded with leaflets touting the improved shuttle bus, dards of conduct because the revision was not a consti- economy then let the Chamber of Commerce pay for it. because though it is still not perfect it is certainly But which students need the bus the most? Certainly improved. And advertising should be geared toward its tutional amendment. audiences. People who live in Carman Hall might ride the It’s unfortunate this was not known before a five- not on-campus students, even though in one of the great- est ironies of having a bus here — that’s where 90 percent bus for different reasons than someone on the Square, and hour trial was held last year for Mike Hansen, former of our student body lives. Ours is the smallest state uni- our advertising should reflect the is basic reality. After its student vice president for financial affairs, when his versity in Illinois where someone can walk from Old disastrous first year, fixing the bus also means repairing conduct was questioned after pleading guilty to a mis- Main to Carman Hall in 10 minutes. Very few buildings its reputation. This is our last chance. Let’s make this demeanor. are more than a five-minute hike from any other building thing work. It is ridiculous that senate members are held to a — not very surprising considering Eastern is four and a ■ Mark Davenport is a Student Senate member and a guest higher standard of conduct half blocks long. Our campus is so small and centralized columnist for The Daily Eastern News. His e-mail address is that we really need no more than three smartly-placed [email protected]. Columns are the opinion of the author. Student leaders while our student vice presidents, who receive a Student vice presidents should be held to a higher standard of tuition waiver from stu- conduct because their tuition is dent fees, are not. paid for through student fees. Executives are elect- ed by the students, and are supposed to act as our student leaders. Their actions and conduct are watched closely, only because they represent the student body. Though senate members play an important role on campus and do help make critical decisions, we are not paying their tuition. Layette said for a higher standard of conduct to be applied to executives, a motion would have to go through the Student Senate and then be approved as a referendum to be placed on a ballet. Student Senate members should make an amend- ment to their constitution which will hold executive members of Student to the same standard of conduct the Student Senate members under them are held to. Without the ability to punish executive members of Student Senate, short of a student vote, Student Senate suffers. The members of Student Senate who are doing their job and living up to their roles a student body leader look bad because of the mistakes others have made. Student Senate executive members should not only be held to the same code of conduct as Student Senate members, but a higher code of conduct. Liquid G is being used drug may be used with harmful intent Student Senate members should make the necessary You r t u r n right here in Charleston. revision to their constitution so the student vice presi- on Eastern’s campus Letters to the editor dents who receive a tuition waiver, fulfill their roles as Kelly Rice I am writing in reference to an arti- senior English major student body leaders. cle in the Oct. 18 issue of The Daily Eastern News about the recreational Services, and a urine test was con- use of liquid G on this campus. I am ducted. Finally, three and a half ■ The editorial is the opinion of the editorial board of The Daily not arguing the fact that the drug is weeks later, the results came back — Letter policy Eastern News. used recreationally by Eastern stu- positive for GHB. dents; however, I assert that there are I did not knowingly take this drug, The Daily Eastern News accepts other ways that the drug is being used nor did I enjoy the effects of it. In my letters to the editor addressing local, at Eastern. opinion, this does not qualify as state, national and international issues. Today’s quote While out with friends one “recreational use,” and it did happen They should be less than 250 words “ Thursday evening this semester, I had to an Eastern students in Charleston. I and include the author’s name, tele- an encounter of my own with liquid wanted to address the recent article phone number and address. Students G. After drinking a minimal amount because I felt it may have been some- should indicate their year in school Conduct is three-fourths of life and its largest of alcohol, the entire night passed by what misleading. Eastern’s students and major. Faculty, administration and concern. in a blur ending in a total loss of need to know that the drug is out staff should indicate their position and Matthew Arnold, memory and violent sickness. The fol- there, and the article did a great job of department. Letters whose authors English poet and critic, 1822-1888 lowing day, my friends recounted the announcing that fact. However, in cannot be verified will not be printed. night’s events for me and reassured light of what happened to me, I also Depending on space constraints, we me that I had arrived home safely. feel that is my duty to warn others of may have to edit your letter, so keep it That afternoon I went to Health the unfortunate possibility that the as concise as possible. Send” letters to the editor via e-mail to [email protected] The Daily Eastern News Thursday, October 21, 1999 5 Homecoming ’99: Panther pride erupts Food sculptures Atglance Pep rally and bonfire Events for “A Look Back In Time – Homecoming ‘99” to help cheer on the will help needy Thursday Pep Rally/Bonfire, 8 to 10 p.m. Panther football team Johnna Kelly Petrilli said. Lawson/Taylor Courts (In case of Staff writer She said the sculptures were rain, Fieldhouse) very creative. Kyle Dooley and fans. Tanks, football fields and even Each RSO had their own Friday Staff writer Following the pep rally, a bon- a living room setting constructed Homecoming theme that they Fun Games Finals, 3 to 5 p.m. fire will be ignited and various out of food covered the South used to create the sculptures. The South Quad Students from across Eastern’s Recognized Student Organizations Quad Wednesday after Gregg Triad made the Earth out of campus will gather this evening at will get a chance to burn effigies Recognized Student canned food items, clothes and Saturday the Lawson/Taylor tennis courts that they constructed to represent Organizations participated in a blue saran wrap. Other RSOs Homecoming Parade, 9:30 a.m., for a pep rally and bonfire support- the Panthers’ Saturday opponent. food sculpture competition for made sculptures of football fields, Sixth and Seventh Streets ing the Panther Football team as Tracy Benston, University Homecoming. tanks, a flag, a living room setting they prepare to host Tennessee Board Homecoming coordinator, RSOs gathered in the South and the Statue of Liberty. Tailgating, Noon to 2 p.m., Tech in Saturday’s Homecoming said the RSOs present at the event Quad from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Many students said they O’Brien Stadium game. will display spirit banners that will created sculptures from donated, enjoyed the event. The rally will kick off at 8 p.m. be judged in the Homecoming nonperishable canned food items. “Not only is it a fun experi- Eastern vs. Tennessee Tech, with a performance by Eastern’s competition. They were judged on creativity, ence, but it allows us to give back 2 p.m., O’Brien Stadium marching band and the Pink RSOs also will receive a point originality, how it pertains to the to the community which has given Panthers, followed by a routine by for constructing effigies for the Homecoming theme and the over- so much to us,” said Matt Eaves, a groups showed. the football cheerleaders. In addi- bonfire. Benston said spirit is all appearance, said Alana Petrilli, senior psychology major. “I never knew you could do so tion to the band and cheer squads, judged randomly throughout the the organizer of the food sculpture Brian Tucker, a senior speech much with creamed corn,” said the 1999 Eastern Homecoming week. event. communication major, said he Dan Guenther, a senior marketing Court will be reintroduced at the Benston said the event has a The food donated will go to the enjoyed supporting the event. major. event. great effect on increasing school Charleston Food Pantry and the “I am very thankful for sup- The winners of the food sculp- Captains from the football team spirit. Coalition Against Violence for porting the university and a good tures will be announced today at also will be at the event accompa- “The pep rally and bonfire will Women and Children. cause,” he said. the bonfire pep rally, which begins nied by head football Coach Bob get people together and everyone “Everyone has brought more Other students said they were at 8 p.m. at the Lawson/Taylor Spoo, who will give a few words is welcome at the event,” food than what we expected,” amazed by the creativity the tennis courts. of encouragement to the players Benston said. AB to discuss item transfer Editor to talk about future of newspapers Elizabeth O’Riley provide people with a sense of community and many threats to them,” Daniels said. for computer Activities editor have some demographic trends that offer hope to The Internet and the World Wide Web both older generations. offer some possibilities if we can figure out how By Chris Sievers Ted Daniels, managing editor for the Daniels said this generation gets some of their to blend it with the traditional newspaper, he said. Student government editor Indianapolis Star, today will speak about the values from parents. These parents, who were The last 20 years has been rough for newspa- future of newspapers and the different possibili- part of the baby boomer generation, were news- pers, Daniels said, but they might change in the Apportionment Board mem- ties and challenges that are to come. paper readers. If this generation can get the next future with new challenges that are presented bers will meet today to discuss a “Do Newspapers Have a Future?” will be pre- to turn the trend around, then the decreasing with new opportunities. line item transfer that will go sented at 7:30 p.m. in the Phipps Lecture Hall. numbers of newspaper readers could begin to Daniels said he is not sure what it is, but, toward the purchase of a computer Newspapers have been around for a long time increase. “there is something about ink on paper that peo- for the Student Activities office. and play a key role in society, Daniels said. They “This is a scary time for newspapers; there are ple find comfortable to read.” AB members will meet at 6 p.m. in the Arcola/Tuscola Room of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union. AB Chair Mike Johnson said UB comedian to make fun of relationships members will discuss the transfer of funds from one line item to By Maisha Pearson Buzzard Hall Auditorium. Besides the normal jokes about Association for Campus Activities another to purchase the computer. Staff writer “Because it is homecoming relationships, Hughes said Jimique is (NACA) conference, I decided that Last week, Student Senate weekend, people have friends and going to speak on a variety of topics. he would be the best comedian for members passed a motion to use The University Board Comedy family coming to visit, so a large According to Hughes, this is this year’s comedy show,” Hughes Matt Layette’s, speaker of the sen- Committee Friday will present a free turn-out is expected,” said Ronnie Jimique’s first performance at said. ate, tuition waiver to help off-set comedy show featuring comedian Hughes, coordinator for the Eastern. The comedy show will be free for the cost. The cost of the computer Jimique. University Board Comedy “After I viewed several video- students with a panther card and $1 will be about $2,000. 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WASHINGTON (AP) — The The Agriculture Department is Clinton administration on doing what it can, including Wednesday defended its handling expanding its economics and legal of a wave of mergers in the agricul- staff, to ensure that meatpackers ture and food industries that has treat livestock producers fairly, said brought criticism from Democrats Enrique Figueroa, USDA’s deputy and proposals for a freeze on more undersecretary for marketing and deals. regulatory programs. “Any significant transactions ... Last week, several Senate are going to get a very careful Democrats who believe the admin- look,” said John Nannes, a deputy istration’s antitrust enforcement has assistant attorney general for the been lax said they intend to force a Justice Department’s antitrust divi- vote on an 18-month moratorium sion. on further mergers of agricultural He also told the House Judiciary or food companies. The administra- Committee that existing antitrust tion would be required to do a study laws are adequate for “policing and of the industries during the morato- enforcing our nation’s concerns rium. about the ability of markets to oper- The farm economy is in its ate competitively.” worst downturn since the mid- A handful of companies now 1980s, and although economists control many segments of the agri- blame it on overproduction of crops culture and food industries, includ- and livestock, many lawmakers ing meat processing and grain ship- have been pointing to agribusiness ping. mergers as a culprit. Olympic doping policies criticized at Senate hearing WASHINGTON (AP) — The IOC, already under fire Athletes joined lawmakers and the over the issue of corruption in White House drug adviser Olympic site selection, is moving Wednesday in asserting the to set up a new body called the International Olympic Committee World Anti-Doping Agency that is not doing enough to stop the will be involved in drug research, spread of performance-aiding education and prevention. drugs at the Olympic Games. The IOC says the agency will The IOC’s efforts to crack have equal representation from down on drug use are “more pub- governments, sports bodies and lic relations ploy than public poli- athletes and will make indepen- cy solution,” Barry McCaffrey, dent decisions, but McCaffrey and head of the White House drug pol- others said it would have no icy office, told the Senate power beyond making recommen- Commerce Committee. The IOC, dations. he said, is “literally in denial” in “The IOC must be prepared to its approach to the crisis. relinquish control of the new “The level playing field of the agency in order to secure its inde- Olympic Games has now been pendence,” said Nancy Hogshead, chemically skewed, and taking who won three gold medals in illegal drugs is now the price of swimming in 1984, competing entry into the competition,” said against East German women Frank Shorter, the gold medalist widely suspected of using in the 1972 Olympic marathon. steroids. The Daily Eastern News Thursday, October 21, 1999 7 Man given 30 years for killing; nation 6-year-old’s body never found inbrief ROCKVILLE, Md. (AP) — A been unable to find it, despite years occur. Maryland man was sentenced to 30 of questioning people and searching The defendant did not testify 17-year-old charged with threatening years in prison Wednesday for the sites up the East Coast to Rhode during the trial and made no state- murder 13 years ago of a young girl Island and Massachusetts. ment Wednesday. to ‘finish the job’ at Columbine High whose body has never been found. Clark pleaded guilty in 1993 to "He went through great pains to GOLDEN, Colo. (AP) — A Columbine High School student has Six-year-old Michele Dorr was the murder of a 23-year-old cover it up, and has no remorse," been arrested for allegedly threatening to "finish the job" of the two last seen outside her father's Silver Bethesda, Md., woman and is serv- said Carl Dorr, Michele's father. teen-age gunmen who carried out the bloodbath last spring. Spring, Md. home on May 31, ing a 30-year sentence for that. Police said Clark had told them The 17-year-old student, whose name was withheld because he 1986. Police believe she walked to a Maryland District Court Judge during questioning that "I blacked is a juvenile, was jailed Tuesday on charges of inciting destruction nearby home to play with a 5-year- Michael D. Mason cited "the denial out, and I might have done some- of life or property, and theft for allegedly stealing a school micro- old friend. of the ability of the parents to bury thing to her." phone. He was held on $500,000 bond. Prosecutors contended during the child" as a factor in imposing a Defense attorneys cited their A student reported that the teen-ager had remarked that he would the trial that Hadden Clark encoun- sentence that will not begin until unsuccessful effort to suppress a "finish the job started by Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold," Sheriff tered the girl playing at his brother's Clark completes the previous 30- videotape of the police interview John P. Stone said. house and slashed her to death. year term and a separate 10-year with Clark as one of several possi- Harris, 18, and Klebold, 17, killed 12 fellow students and a Clark, 47, was convicted Monday of sentence for a theft charge tried ear- ble grounds for appeal. During the teacher before committing suicide April 20. second-degree murder. lier this year. four-hour tape, a sometimes-ner- The prosecutors said Clark Mason urged Clark to tell where vous Clark said he suffered frequent buried the girl's body in a Cape Cod, the little girl was buried, but prose- blackouts. He said he slept in the Judge says evidence exists to send Mass., cemetery, then dug it up on cutors and family members Cape Cod cemetery near his father's Halloween in 1992. But they have expressed little hope that would grave on Halloween 1992. Chicago boater to trial for fatal crash MANITOWOC, Wis. (AP) — A Wisconsin judge has ruled that enough evidence exists to try a suburban Chicago man in connec- tion with a fatal boat crash in June on Lake Michigan. Late-term abortion ban tried again Lawrence Hoffman, 46, of Hawthorn Woods, is charged with reckless homicide and three counts of recklessly endangering safe- WASHINGTON (AP) — The Senate began an The procedure in question involves the partial, feet- ty. Authorities say his 37-foot boat collided with a 19-foot fishing emotional debate Wednesday on a bill that would ban first delivery of a fetus and the draining of its skull con- boat, throwing four men in the smaller boat into the water. One of some late-term abortions, reopening a volatile political tents. those men, Mark Rickert, 46, of Appleton, was never found. issue and setting the stage for another presidential veto. Santorum's bill, the "Partial Birth Abortion Act of Rickert's brother-in-law, Mike Pingel, who was on the boat the Democrats denounced the legislation as unconstitu- 1999," would make it a felony punishable by a fine day of the collision, testified Tuesday that the men saw the larger tional and designed to boost GOP election prospects and/or a two-year prison term unless it the procedure is boat approaching and jumped into the water when it did not look next year at the expense of women. "necessary to save the life of a mother whose life is like the boat would stop. “We all know ... this is the third time the president endangered by a physical disorder, illness or injury." "We saw the boat getting closer and really not stopping (or) will veto this bill," said its chief opponent, Sen. Barbara The mother could not be prosecuted under the mea- going to stop, so we started to get alarmed, waving our arms and Boxer, D-Calif. "Why go through this if not for poli- sure. Additionally, the legislation provides for lawsuits yelling and blowing the horn," Pingel said in testimony at a pre- tics?" against the physician by the father of the fetus and by liminary hearing in Manitowoc County Circuit Court. Republicans shot back that they were trying to pro- the mother's parents, in certain circumstances. After the accident, Hoffman told an investigator that he was tect fetuses from a medical practice that brutalizes "the Sen. Dick Durbin, D-Ill., proposed an alternative maneuvering his boat in front of the smaller boat, he went below most vulnerable members of our society." supported by some Democrats and Republicans that for a time and then heard a noise that he thought was the boat "This is about infanticide," said Sen. Rick would not ban a specific abortion procedure. It would striking a reef, Aaron Palmer of the U.S. Coast Guard testified Santorum, R-Pa., chief sponsor of the bill. "This is a stop all abortions after fetuses can survive outside the Tuesday. baby who is all but born and then killed." womb except in cases where doctors certify that a Hoffman's attorney, William Reddin, argued that the charges The debate almost immediately focused on the woman's life was at risk or she faced "grievous injury" should be dismissed because there is no evidence his client was argument over the definition of viable life and at which to physical health. Similar language has been defeated operating his boat in a reckless or negligent way. point a fetus should be considered born. in the past.

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he People’s column is making a tri- Russo Animals. They literally mugged him, with Now the stage is set for the next pay-per- umphant return after weeks of con- made some The People’s Rey Mysterio Jr. walking away with Flair’s view: Austin, HHH and the Great One (The tract negotiation which almost saw interesting Column Rolex on next to his bracelet worth about a Rock) will have a three-way .... match for the column move to another publi- decisions in buck-0-three. the belt. T the recent Another interesting person that I think The pay-per-view provided for several cation. Jumping ship was the big news recently program. The should get a push is Norman Smiley....now interesting results. Chyna became the first in wrestling, however. After dropping the first thing that calm down, people, let me explain. woman to win any belt that was not the intercontinental championship to Chyna, I noticed was Although he may not have that much tal- women’s championship when she took the Jeff Jarrett showed up on Monday Nitro!!! the placement ent in the ring, or mic skills, he is still a IC belt from Jarrett. What in the formation of the NWO is of the title funny-ass character. He was given a hard- The highlight of the evening was in the going on at WCW??!!! Nitro was actually match core match against Horace this weekend, form of the Terri Runnels’ Invitational. The interesting this week. between Bret Todd Schreiber and Smiley came to the ring crying that he best-of-five series between the Hardy Boyz Jarrett’s return to WCW happened in an Hart and Staff writer did not know it was a hardcore match. and Edge/Christian was not that entertaining odd circumstance during the show. Buff Sting. email: [email protected] During the match he was screaming in until the deciding match was in the form of Bagwell had just jobbed his match over to Normally pain, and practically tearing up with every a ladder match. LaParka, and was whining about his work. main-even- trashcan shot. The fans seemed to be laugh- This provided for several hard falls by all He then went in the ring for some reason ters, these guys fought at the end of the sec- ing and he wound up winning by accident. four wrestlers, and a very physical match and Jarrett came out and jacked him with ond/beginning of the third hour. I am sure The big news in the WWF was some- overall. his guitar. The part I found weird was that he figured whatever match RAW put up thing that did not happen at the No Mercy The sledgehammer of HHH also got Bagwell was yelling on the announcer’s would beat out the title match, so he moved pay-per-view this past Sunday. “Stone some serious play, as he attacked the Rock headset, not the public address mic. He was it up in the program. Cold” Steve Austin did not win the champi- with it. The Great One then tried to hit him saying something to Vince Russo, the newly Ric Flair, yet another main-eventer, got onship from HHH as was expected by many back during the title match, but blasted hired creative consultant to WCW. his poop handed to him by the Filthy people. Austin instead, costing him the belt.

“They will run the option and the their special teams, especially if it Ditka’s days as a head quarterback draw so they are finding comes down to a late field goal. coach in the NFL appear to be Adversity more ways to move the ball than Placekicker Chad Larner, who enters Rosen numbered, though, after his from Page 12 they had in the past,” he said. “The the game tied for the all-time Eastern from Page 12 Saints dropped to 1-4 in result is they are now an even more point after touchdown record, is Sunday’s loss to the Chargers. Tech’s traditionally tough difficult team. They’ve got that great coming off a game in which he hit time in years, the Bears After the game, while he defense has given a much improved defense and now they can support it two 40-plus yard field goals, includ- offense appears to have some was exiting the field, fans offensive unit a lot of opportunities with a good defense.” ing a career-high 49 yarder. punch. heckled Ditka until he to score. The Golden Eagles have Eastern’s games with Tech have Going up against a talented Unfortunately for the responded with an expletive- gone to a two quarterback system, been close in the past, usually with defense, the punting game will also Chicago running game, Curtis laced tirade which included a utilizing both junior Michael field goals making the difference in be critical. Enis is more interested in per- friendly gesture aimed at his Peeples and sophomore Grant the final score. “A lot of their games have been fecting his end-zone posing hecklers. Swallows. Peeples has the stronger “All of our games with them have kicking battles back and forth for technique than gaining yards. Da Coach grabbed Da arm of the two while Swallows is been very close games,” Spoo said. field position,” Spoo said. “So they Enis has shown he can run crotch in a gesture that will used for his mobility in option situa- “The last couple years they have will try to win the field position bat- his mouth better than he can end up costing him $20,000. tions. been low scoring and the kicking tle and the punters will be key.” run the football so far this sea- In other head coaching “Quickness is their game; they game will have more of a bearing Eastern enters Saturday’s game son. news, the Miami Dolphins and have never had a very big team,” this week. with one of the nation’s top punters. In other Bears news, former their fans are bracing them- Spoo said of the Tech offense. “Now “They kicked three field goals Bill Besenhoffer is second in the coach Mike Ditka is reverting selves for the Dave Wandstedt they have found a way to move the last week and I think they had three conference in punting and 15th in back to his days as a gum era, unofficially scheduled to ball better with that two-quarterback in our game last year,” he said. the nation with a 41.3-yard average throwing, headline grabbing begin in the next year or two. system. Eastern has to feel confident in per punt. tyrant. Sorry, Miami. Classifiedadvertising The Daily Eastern News Personals Personals Travel Travel Sublessors Sublessors

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college and after college.” education college offers.” missed a game out of town, but I will be Against Northern Illinois, Glenn inter- Eastern is a proud part of Glenn’s life, there this weekend,” Glenn said. “I am an Glenn cepted a single-game record of five passes and he said he tries to convey that to others active member of the Panther Club and the from Page 12 in 1940, when playing on both sides of the he meets. EI Club.” ball was common. “The thing that I remember about being His activity in the university has left him “The ball club I played on doesn’t get “I enjoyed it,” Glenn said of playing in school is that Eastern is one of the finest with positives not only of the players, but the recognition some of the other teams both offense and defense. “I enjoyed play- universities in the country and I tell that to also the coaches. receive,” Glenn said. “My senior year we ing defense more than offense.” people I meet,” Glenn said. “The athletes “We have some of the finest coaches in the won the conference championship, going Off the field, Glenn was involved in that attend Eastern have to meet the same country,” Glenn said. “I know most of them 6-1-1.” campus activities and said he learned as tough requirements that the students do.” because I try to attend basketball and base- Football wasn’t the only sport that much in the classroom as he did out of it. Since retiring from the State of Illinois ball games and all of the home track meets Glenn participated in. “The basic thing that they gave me was Motor Vehicle division in 1973, Glenn said when I can. “I played three sports at Eastern: foot- a good education at $18.75 per quarter,” he has been a regular attendant at Eastern “The overall sportsmanship of our play- ball, basketball and baseball,” he said. “I Glenn said. “I lived in the fraternity house event, up until a leg injury slowed him ers is something else that I notice, since we was a better baseball player, but I had the for an extra $50 and I was the president of down this year. rarely get called for unsportsmanlike fouls opportunity to be successful at football at the fraternity, which I believe is part of the “This year is the first year that I have and that falls back on the coaches.” Be like Mike and drink Gatorade. Be like Kyle and write sports, call 581-7944

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tently ninth in the voting, national which ran from July 13-Sept. Scoreboard 19. His election was confirmed sports Wednesday by a baseball offi- Tuesday, Oct. 5 Tennessee Tech at Eastern Illinois, Joey Galloway – 0.0 Signed T Jeff Buckey. cial familiar with the final vote EIU CALENDAR New York 8, Texas 0 1:30 p.m. National Conference Canadian Football League Thursday, Oct. 7 Tennessee State at Western East Division SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS totals, speaking on the condi- Today New York 3, Texas 1 Kentucky, 4 p.m. Shane Miller –1218.95 – Added LB Shay Muirbrook to the tion he not be identified. Saturday, Oct. 9 Craig Ecker – 1035.2 practice squad. No events scheduled New York 3, Texas 0, New York wins Top 25 schedule Daniel Leib –1061.75 HOCKEY inbrief Baseball commissioner Bud Friday series 3-0 Susan Kile – 1005.16 National Hockey League Swimming– at Northern Iowa Saturday, Oct. 23 Selig decided in August that Cleveland vs. Boston No. 1 Florida State at Clemson John Miller – 980 NHL – Suspended Pittsburgh D Relays, TBA Wednesday, Oct. 6 National Conference Darius Kasparaitis for two games for Rose could participate in the Men’s Soccer – at Drake, 3 p.m. No. 2 Penn State at No. 16 Purdue Subway series Cleveland 3, Boston 2 No. 3 Nebraska at No. 18 Texas Central Division elbowing Chicago RW Jean-Pierre Women’s Soccer– at Evansville, 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 7 Jason Rossi — 1053.36 Dumont in the head during a game on All-Century team if he was Volleball – vs. Tennessee Tech, 7 p.m. No. 5 Tennessee at No. 10 Alabama Cleveland 11, Boston 1 No. 7 Kansas State at Oklahoma Christy Kilgore — 1021 Oct. 16. hopes are no longer elected. Rose, however, was not Saturday, Oct. 9 State Jon Gifford — 1010.79 FLORIDA PANTHERS – Placed RW Boston 9, Cleveland 3 Mike Byrne — 997.41 Scott Mellanby on injured reserve, invited to a luncheon prior to NFL No. 9 Michigan vs. Illinois NEW YORK (AP) — They Sunday, Oct. 10 No. 11 Michigan State at No. 17 Mike Davidson — 984.34 retroactive to Oct. 12. Recalled RW gathered around TV sets, scout- the All-Star game that honored Boston 23, Cleveland 7 Wisconsin NATIONAL CONFERENCE Dwayne Hay from Louisville of the AMERICAN CONFERENCE Monday, Oct. 11 No. 12 Mississippi State vs. LSU WEST DIVISION AHL. the living members among the East ing their World Series opponent Boston 12, Cleveland 8, Boston wins No. 13 Texas A&M at Oklahoma Teresa Hundrickx – 1038.75 NASHVILLE PREDATORS – Re- WLT 100 on the ballot. series 3-2 No. 14 Georgia vs. Kentucky Aaron Pankoke – 1006.81 signed F Sebastien Bordeleau. and wondering what mayhem a Buffalo 4 2 0 National League No. 15 Marshall at Buffalo Raj Chavda – 1001.26 PHILADELPHIA FLYERS – Traded D New England 4 2 0 Subway Series would bring. Atlanta vs. Houston No. 19 Brigham Young at UNLV Timothy Hiller – 969 Karl Dykhuis to the Montreal Miami 4 1 0 Tuesday, Oct. 5 No. 20 East Carolina vs. Tulane James Connors – 967.75 Canadiens for future considerations. The New York Yankees Indianapolis 3 2 0 Houston 6, Atlanta 1 No. 21 Southern Mississippi vs. AMERICAN CONFERENCE Waived D Luke Richardson. Martinez signs deal N.Y. Jets 1 5 0 knew what would have been in Wednesday, Oct. 6 Cincinnati EAST DIVISION Announced their training camp will Central Atlanta 5, Houston 1 No. 22 Ohio State at No. 24 Jeffrey Price – 1094.95 move from Peterborough, Ontario to store: demands for tickets, Jacksonville 5 1 0 with Mariners Friday, Oct. 8 Minnesota Anish Gavri – 994.55 Voorhees, N.J. next season. Tennessee 5 1 0 screaming front-page headlines, Atlanta 5, Houston 3, 12 innings No. 23 Miami at Boston College Nathan Fruend – 624.76 ST. LOUIS BLUES – Signed D Dave Baltimore 2 3 0 Saturday, Oct. 9 Greg Thompson – 1018.35 Ellett. dueling fans on talk radio. Pittsburgh 3 3 0 Atlanta 7, Houston 5, Atlanta wins Dave Pump – 584.14 SAN JOSE SHARKS – Recalled D SEATTLE (AP) – The Cincinnati 1 5 0 series 3-1 DENfl AMERICAN CONFERENCE Scott Hannan from Kentucky of the The pressure would have Cleveland 0 6 0 Arizona vs. New York CENTRAL DIVISION AHL. Seattle Mariners signed two- West Here’s a look at the DENfl ‘99 stand- been excruciating. This, after Tuesday, Oct. 5 ings through the fourth week of the Jason Bialka – 1094.65 WASHINGTON CAPITALS – Named time American League batting San Diego 4 1 0 New York 8, Arizona 4 Pat Osterman – 1079.25 Andrew McGowan vice president- all, is a team whose owner Seattle 3 2 0 season. In some divisions the races champion Edgar Martinez to a Wednesday, Oct. 6 are really heating up. Adam Randle – 1059.75 communications. can’t stand losing exhibitions to Kansas City 3 2 0 Arizona 7, New York 1 Mike Hudson – 1055.5 American Hockey League contract extension today for the Oakland 3 3 0 Friday, Oct. 8 Doug Hicks – 1035.25 HARTFORD WOLF PACK – the crosstown team. Denver 2 4 0 As usual, we have all of the position New York 9, Arizona 2 players listed and then the top five AMERICAN CONFERENCE Reassigned LW Boyd Kane to next season with an option for NATIONAL CONFERENCE Saturday, Oct. 9 WEST DIVISION Binghamton of the UHL. “I ran the gamut of emotions East teams for each division. A complete 2001. New York 4, Arizona 3, 10 listing of results can be found on our John Beerbower – 1292.1 PHILADELPHIA PHANTOMS – during that game,” David Cone WLT innings, New York wins series3-1 Scott Busam – 1046.85 Received RW Mark Greig on loan Dallas 3 1 0 website: www.eiu.edu/~den. The designated hitter has led LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES Jay Ochwat – 1029.35 from the Philadelphia Flyers. said Wednesday about Atlanta’s Washington 3 1 0 (Best-of-7) Jacqualine Boyer – 1021.25 QUEBEC CITADELLES – Announced the Mariners in batting average Arizona 2 3 0 For those so-called geniuses that 10-9, 11-inning win Tuesday American League Jim Ochs – 1004.75 D Stephane Robidas and G Mathieu N.Y. Giants 2 3 0 picked Terrell Davis, we’re so sorry. On six times, including the past Wednesday, Oct. 13 Garon have been recalled by the night over the New York Mets, Philadelphia 2 4 0 the brighter side, at least the goofballs New York 4, Boston 3, 10 innings Montreal Canadiens. Loaned C Jeff three years. He finished fourth Central who picked the Miami Dolphins setting up a rematch between Thursday, Oct. 14 TRANSACTIONS McLean to Tallahassee of the ECHL. Green Bay 3 2 0 defense or Jake Plummer at least New York 3, Boston 2 SPRINGFIELD FALCONS – the Braves and Yankees in the in the league this season with a Chicago 3 3 0 stand a chance. Saturday, Oct. 16 BASEBALL Announced D Radoslav Suchy has Detroit 3 2 0 DEFENSE .337 mark. His career average Boston 13, New York 1 American League been recalled by the Phoenix World Series. Minnesota 2 4 0 Broncos – 470.75 Sunday, Oct. 17 SEATTLE MARINERS – Signed DH Coyotes. Reassigned LW Robert is .320. Tampa Bay 2 3 0 Cardinals – 468.75 “I was thinking what would New York 9, Boston 2, New York leads Edgar Martinez to a contract exten- Francz to Mississippi of the ECHL. West Jaguars – 467.25 Martinez, 36, could have series 3-1 sion through 2000. SYRACUSE CRUNCH – Announced a Subway Series be like. I don’t St. Louis 5 0 0 Jets – 453.25 Monday, Oct. 18 TORONTO BLUE JAYS – Released RW Trent Klatt has been recalled by become a free agent after the San Francisco 3 3 0 Vikings – 443.5 think any of us could imagine New York 6, Boston 1, New York wins RHP John Hudek. Sent C Kevin the Vancouver Canucks. Carolina 2 3 0 Raiders – 428.5 series 4-1 Brown outright to Syracuse of the WILKES-BARRE-SCRANTON PEN- what it would have been like. It World Series. New Orleans 1 4 0 Packers – 422.75 National League International League. Announced OF GUINS – Recalled G David Weninger Atlanta 1 5 0 Seahawks – 420.75 would have been a once-in-a- He has spent his entire career Tuesday, Oct. 12 Giants – 402 Jacob Brumfield refused assignment on loan from Wheeling of the ECHL. Atlanta 4, New York 2 Bucs –396.25 and opted for free agency. Named Released F Louis Bedard and G Troy lifetime experience,” said Cone, with Seattle, since signing as a Wednesday, Oct. 13 49ers – 393.25 Omar Malave coach of Syracuse; Maguire. who played six seasons with nondrafted free agent in 1982. NHL Atlanta 4, New York 3 Bills — 390.75 Rocket Wheeler manager and Craig East Coast Hockey League Friday, Oct. 15 Redskins – 385 Lefferts pitching coach of Tennessee FLORIDA EVERBLADES – Placed D the Mets. “Martinez is a true profes- EASTERN CONFERENCE Atlanta 1, New York 0 Chargers – 373 of the Southern League; Hector Torres Eric Rud on the 7-day injured reserve sional hitter,” Mariners manag- Atlantic Division Saturday, Oct. 16 Ravens – 370.25 coach of Knoxville of the Southern list. Activated D Harlan Pratt from WLT New York 3, Atlanta 2 Falcons – 367.75 League, Marty Pevey manager of injured reserve. er Lou Piniella said. “He hits to New Jersey 4 1 1 Sunday, Oct. 17 Chiefs – 318.5 Dunedin of the Florida State League HUNTINGTON BLIZZARD – Kukoc to miss game N.Y. Rangers 3 3 1 New York 4, Atlanta 3, 15 innings, Dolphins — 310.75 and Jim Rooney pitching coach and Activated D Rob Stanfield from injured all fields, he hits for power, he Pittsburgh 2 1 2 Atlanta leads series 3-2 Cowboys — 270.5 Geovanny Miranda coach of Medicine reserve. Signed G Marty Phillips. drives in runs and he gets on N.Y. Islanders 1 4 1 Tuesday, Oct. 19 FIELD GOAL KICKERS Hat of the Pioneer League. JACKSON BANDITS – Traded the with tendinitis Philadelphia 0 4 1 Atlanta 10, New York 9, 11 innings, Mike Hollis – 199.5 National League rights to LW Dan Lupo to Dayton for D base. He’s a key part of our Northeast Division Atlanta wins series 4-2 Adam Viniteri – 175 COLORADO ROCKIES – Named Chris Wismer. Sent D Jeremy DEERFIELD, Ill. (AP) – offense and I’m pleased to have WLT WORLD SERIES Steve Christie – 154 Buddy Bell manager. Mylymok on loan to Rochester of the Toni Kukoc will miss the Toronto 5 3 0 (Best-of-7) Steve Christie – 154 FLORIDA MARLINS – Activated RHP AHL. Acquired D Dan Ronan from him back.” Ottawa 4 2 1 Saturday, Oct. 23 Gary Anderson – 147 Alex Fernandez and RHP Joe Augusta for future considerations. Chicago Bulls’ exhibition game Montreal 3 4 0 New York at Atlanta, 8:05 p.m. Al Del Greco – 147 Fontenot from the disabled list. MOBILE MYSTICKS – Added F Thursday with tendinitis in his Boston 0 5 3 Sunday, Oct. 24 Ryan Longwell – 140 HOUSTON ASTROS – Assigned David Whitworth to the roster. Buffalo 0 3 2 New York at Atlanta, 8:05 p.m. Pete Stoyanovich – 133 LHP Derek Root, RHP Joe Slusarski PENSACOLA ICE PILOTS – Placed right knee, but coach Tim Southeast Division Tuesday, Oct. 26 Jason Hanson – 129.5 and OF Ryan Thompson outright to F Nick Checco on the 7-day injured Warrick awaits WLT Atlanta at New York, 8:20 p.m. Jason Elam – 122.5 New Orleans of the PCL. reserve list. Activated F John McNabb Floyd said he doesn’t think the Florida 4 1 1 Wednesday, Oct. 27 Martin Gramattica – 119 Pacific Coast League from injured reserve. injury is serious. judge’s ruling Carolina 3 1 2 Atlanta at New York, 8:20 p.m. John Kasey – 119 IOWA CUBS – Named Dave Trembley ROANOKE EXPRESS – Activated D Washington 2 2 1 Thursday, Oct. 28 John Hall – 101.5 manager. Steve Sabo from injured reserve. Kukoc, the only marquee Atlanta 1 2 2 Atlanta at New York, 8:20 p.m., if nec- Morton Anderson – 91 TUCSON SIDEWINDERS – Placed C Mike Peron on the 7-day player left from the Bulls’ Tampa Bay 1 3 1 essary Richie Cunningham – 70 Announced the team has been pur- injured reserve list. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) WESTERN CONFERENCE Saturday, Oct. 30 Jeff Jaeger – 45.5 chased by a group of investors led by TALLAHASSEE TIGER SHARKS – championship teams, was just – Peter Warrick will have to Central Division Atlanta at New York, 8:05 p.m., if QUARTERBACKS Jay Zucker. Activated F David Whitworth from 1-of-8 in Chicago’s 100-85 loss WLT necessary Drew Bledsoe – 271.4 BASKETBALL injured reserve and traded him to wait until Thursday to see if a Detroit 4 1 1 Sunday, Oct. 31 Peyton Manning – 251.5 National Basketball Association Mobile for cash. Traded D Ryan to the Sacramento Kings on CHICAGO BULLS – Waived F Brett Hartun to Toledo for cash. judge approves a plea agree- St. Louis 3 3 0 Atlanta at New York, 8:05 p.m. EST, if Randall Cunningham – 231.5 Tuesday. He didn’t play the Nashville 2 3 1 necessary Brett Favre – 215.5 Robisch and F Maceo Baston. TRENTON TITANS – Lifted the sus- ment that will allow the Florida Chicago 0 3 3 Dan Marino – 168.8 LOS ANGELES LAKERS – Signed G pension of LW Dan Lupo and traded fourth quarter and said after- Northwest Division Mark Brunnell – 141 Brian Shaw. his rights to Jackson for the rights to D State star to play this weekend. NEW JERSEY NETS – Waived G Kam White. ward the knee “wasn’t good.” WLT COLLEGE Jake Plummer – 131.8 Warrick’s lawyer postponed Colorado 3 2 2 Ohio Valley Conference Troy Aikman – 86 Rashid Bey. WHEELING NAILERS – Signed C “Our trainers and our doc- Vancouver 3 2 1 Steve Young – 73.6 International Basketball Association Derek Smith. Released C-LW Josh a hearing today after the uni- Edmonton 2 2 2 Football Standings Vinny Testaverde – 14.6 BLACK HILLS GOLD – Signed G Ray. tors both think with medicine, Calgary 1 4 2 RUNNING BACKS Tony Goins. OLYMPICS it’s the type of injury that will versity’s president expressed Pacific Division OVC Overall Emmitt Smith – 121.4 MAGIC CITY SNOWBEARS – OLYMPIC REGIONAL DEVELOP- concern about the plea. The WLT Eastern Kentucky 2-0 5-1 Curtis Martin – 118.4 Signed F Al Pinkins. MENT AUTHORITY – Named Katie go away. It won’t need surgery,” San Jose 6 2 0 Tennessee Tech 3-0 4-1 Eddie George – 106.4 ROCHESTER SKEETERS – Signed Kranze accreditation coordinator, agreement would allow Warrick Phoenix 4 1 2 Tennessee State 2-0 6-0 Dorsey Levens – 98.2 F Joseph Jones. Jerrod Ogden transportation coordina- Floyd said Wednesday. Los Angeles 4 2 1 Western Kentucky 3-2 4-3 Marshall Faulk – 83.8 FOOTBALL tor, and Noreen Kelly volunteer coordi- to play for the No. 1 Seminoles Dallas 4 3 1 Murray State 3-1 2-2 Ricky Watters – 68.6 National Football League nator for the Winter Goodwill Games. on Saturday against Clemson Anaheim 3 4 0 Eastern Illinois 1-2 1-6 Robert Smith – 67.2 ATLANTA FALCONS – Signed CB COLLEGE Today’s Games Tennessee-Martin 0-5 1-6 Terrell Davis – 62.2 Derrick Gardner from the practice AUBURN – Named Kellie Jolly Harper Rose member of and go to jail next year. Edmonton at St. Louis, 6 p.m. Southeast Missouri 0-4 0-7 Ricky Williams –58.4 squad. women’s basketball administrative Colorado at Ottawa, 6:30 p.m. Last week’s results Warrick Dunn –46.2 MIAMI DOLPHINS – Signed RB Autry assistant. Warrick was a leading Anaheim at Chicago, 6:30 p.m. Tennessee Tech 23, Western Fred Taylor – 25.8 Denson. Waived WR Larry Shannon BARUCH – Named Fred Kettrell All-Century Team Heisman Trophy candidate Friday’s Games Kentucky 10 Jamal Anderson – 11.8 and signed him to the practice squad. men’s assistant basketball coach. Carolina at Buffalo, 6 p.m.Phoenix at Tennessee State 43, Tennessee- WIDE RECEIVERS Released WR Rondel Menendez from CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE – ATLANTA (AP) – Despite until his arrest on a felony Los Angeles, 6:30 p.m. Martin 7 Marvin Harrison – 226.66 the practice squad. Announced the retirement of Lowell his lifetime ban from baseball, grand theft charge. The wide New Jersey at Dallas, 6:30 p.m. Indiana State 34, Southeast Randy Moss – 167.8 OAKLAND RAIDERS – Signed WR Lukas, golf coach, effective at the end Anaheim at Detroit, 6:30 p.m. Missouri13 Keyshawn Johnson – 141.1 Shannon Myers, WR Isaiah Mustafa of the spring of the 2000 season. Pete Rose is scheduled to be on receiver had hoped to have his Calgary at Florida, 6:30 p.m. Murray State 37, Eastern Illinois 32 Antonio Freeman – 135.86 and LB Bobby Brooks to the practice DENISON – Fired Bill Wentworth, Philadelphia at N.Y. Rangers, 7 p.m. This week’s games Curtis Conway – 128.2 squad. Waived WR Chris T. Jones; football coach, effective at the end of the field before Game 2 of the case reduced to a misdemeanor Thursday, October 21 Cris Carter – 112.06 and, OT Jeremy Akers, RB Marlon this season. World Series on Sunday as part in county court today. Samford at Murray State, 6 p.m. Terrell Owens – 105.94 Barnes and WR Rico Cannon from LAMAR – Named Agapius Amo MLB Saturday, October 23 Bill Schrader – 105.86 the practice squad. assistant cross country and track and of baseball’s All-Century team. Warrick’s lawyer, John Postseason Baseball Tennessee-Martin at Eastern Rod Smith – 85 ST. LOUIS RAMS – Signed WR Chris field coach. Fans voted for the century’s top Kenny, asked for the postpone- DIVISION SERIES Kentucky, 1 p.m. J.J. Stokes – 30.8 Thomas. SAN FRANCISCO – Named Ryan American League Southwest Missouri at Southeast Herman Moore – 16.94 SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS – Placed McCrary associate sports information 25 players, including nine out- ment so he could speak with New York vs. Texas Missouri, 1 p.m. Andre Rison – 16.5 G Tyrone Hopson on injured reserve. director. fielders, and Rose was consis- school officials.

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Gabe Rosen Football team battles its way through injuries Staff writer email: [email protected] By Bill Ruthhart Cornerback Torrey Chambliss Staff writer will be ready to play after suffering a concussion last weekend while The Panther football team has cornerback Obinno Coley, offensive Surprising fought through injuries and adversi- guard Matt Shober, center Brian ty all season long and looks to do so Frana and linebacker Gonzalo again this weekend when they take Segovia will all look to play through Rams earn on a talented Tennessee Tech team. injuries on Saturday. Eastern (1-6, 1-2) has been rid- “A lot of guys are like that,” dled with injuries all season and this Spoo said of playing through respect week is no different. The Panthers injuries. “I’m sure with some it’s have likely lost their leading receiv- just a mental toughness thing where ow that week seven er, Frank Cutolo, after he broke his initially it is painful, but that wears of the National wrist late in last weekend’s game. off quickly and they are able to Football League is And several other Panthers are respond.” Nrapidly approaching, questionable for this weekend. The Golden Eagles (4-1, 3-0) a few things are obvious. “Without a doubt, I think this is come into this weekend’s contest The Rams are the best team just one of those fluke seasons,” with an undefeated Ohio Valley in the NFC and possibly the head coach Bob Spoo said of all the Conference record after knocking NFL, which is still hard to injuries his team has suffered this off a strong Western Kentucky team believe, but true, and the Bears year. “It’s just inexplicable.” last weekend. Tech enters the game are not as bad as everyone Linebacker Brian Jones has a with the conference’s leading thought they would be. sore collarbone and is probable for defense, allowing just 223 total In the “who would have the Homecoming game and tailback yards per game. thunk it category,” former Iowa Wayne Brown injured his knee “Their defense is a big concern Barnstormer Kurt Warner has Tuesday in practice. because they have been shutting looked like Roger Staubach so “Brian Jones doesn’t have a bro- people down,” Spoo said. “Their far while leading the Rams to a ken collar bone,” Spoo said. “It’s defense is so good because they are 5-0 record early on. just real sore, but he should be able forcing teams to punt so much.” Warner, an Arena Football to go by the weekend. Of particular concern to Spoo League and NFL Europe “Wayne Brown hurt a knee in and his staff is the pass rush of the refugee, wasn’t even supposed practice, but Wayne should show up Golden Eagles, led by senior defen- to be the starter but was forced Saturday, he handles that kind of sive end Branon Vaughn who set the into the limelight when Rams stuff pretty well.” school record for sacks last week- starter Trent Green was Safety John Williams and Shaun end, earning him OVC Defensive injured. Grace are both questionable for the Player of the Week honors. Since being handed the weekend as well. “The pass rush is definitely starting job, Warner has tossed “John Williams’ ankle is hurting becoming a main concern,” Spoo a league leading 15 touchdown him, he won’t be able to do much said. “We need to react to what they passes and thrown for 1,328 the rest of the week but should be do and we need to do things to min- yards, good for third in the probable for this weekend,” Spoo imize it.” league. said. “Grace is ginger on his ankle Spoo said the Panthers will look Meanwhile, receiver Isaac and he is questionable for the to a protection scheme that will Bruce has simply dominated game.” send fewer receivers downfield in opposing defenses almost as order to better protect quarterback much as the Rams have domi- Anthony Buich. Spoo said they will nated opponents so far. also move Buich out of the pocket Bruce has caught a league- and use the shotgun to combat high seven touchdown passes Tech’s powerful rush. so far this season, including four in one game. See ADVERSITY Page 9 This team has been so much (Top) Eastern receiver Frank Cutolo better than its opponents that it runs down the sideline for the will be interesting to see if Panthers. Cutolo was named the they can continue their suc- Ohio Valley Conference Player of the cess. Week. St. Louis has outscored its (Left) Kourtney Young and John first five opponents 183-60 and Williams tackled a player against things figure to stay the same Murray State last Saturday. at least for this week when the Rams take on the woeful Kyle Bauer / Staff photographer Browns. However, my guess is the Rams will fall down to earth eventually. They can’t be as good as Eastern blue is in Glenn’s blood they seem to be. If they are, it’s going to be an easy road to the Super Bowl. First Panther to play in NFL attends campus sporting events 58 years later Bears fans certainly got a By David Pump were the ones that beat the school record at that time. dose of reality last Sunday What ever Staff writer Washington Redskins 73-0. I “Back in those days there was when Cade McNown tossed wasn’t with them that year, but little passing. I threw more pass- the ball around the field like he happened to... Former Eastern quarterback most of them were there the fol- es then (some professional quar- was aiming for Eagles defend- ...Bill Glenn? Bill Glenn has more than one lowing year when I was there.” terbacks) throwing over 100 pass- ers. milestone in his career as a Glenn played under coach es in 1940,” Glenn said. “The Many of McNown’s throws While at Eastern: He holds the school Panther. George Halas, who was known as offense was quite different and looked like drunken seagulls record for most interceptions in a game The 1941 graduate was the being one of the toughest coaches ours was a bit of an open offense. looking for a place to land. (5)... set the school record for comple- tion percentage in a season in 1940 by first Eastern football player to ever to stroll the sideline. Today, players throw that many I never thought I would completing 71 of 109 passes (65.1 per- play for a National Football “He was all right,” he said. passes in three games.” hear myself say this, but hurry cent)... was a three sport athlete that League team, with the Chicago “He always treated me good but Glenn said the team he played up and get healthy Shane played baseball and basketball as well. Bears in 1941-42. he had the reputation of being on his senior year was one of the Mathews, ...please! Since Eastern: Was the first Panther “That has been so long ago,” grub and harsh, but his bark was greatest in Eastern history, but it Mathews has been more football player to play professionally, for Glenn said. “I played and was meaner than his bite.” is overshadowed by some more than adequate and for the first the Chicago Bears ... is a member of the associated with one of the great- In 1940, Glenn completed 65 recent clubs. Panther Club and EI Club ...retired from est professional football teams in percent of his passes (71-109) his the Illinois Department of Motor See ROSEN Page 9 Vehicles in 1973. history, the 1940 Bears, which senior season, which was a See GLENN Page 10