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Eastern Illinois University dreams Charleston, Ill. 61920 day Dreams give people perspec- Vol. 84, No. 116 Softball game rescheduled 12 pages tive about their waking life, a and baseball game in speaker told 75 people. News question because of snowfall. Story on Page 3 “Tell the truth and don’t be afraid.” Story on Page 12 Boulay found guilty of murder Judge rejects insanity defense; sentencing hearing set for May By Geneva White Staff writer

Without deliberation, a Circuit Court judge found 21- year-old Justin “Jay” Boulay guilty Tuesday on two counts of first degree murder for the strangulation death of his ex-girlfriend. The family of Andrea Will celebrated with tears and hugs as Circuit Court Judge Ashton Waller read the guilty verdict, rejecting the defense’s argument that Boulay, of St. Charles, was insane at the time of the murder of Miss Will, 18, of Batavia. “I do conclude that (Boulay) acted in a knowing way,” Waller said in his ruling. “I reject the argument that he was insane at the time of the killing.” After the verdict was handed down, Boulay hugged his mother, brother and sister. Boulay remained calm after the verdict was read. Boulay was taken into police custody and will be held at Coles County Safety and Detention Center until his sentencing hearing at 1 p.m. May 18 at Coles County Circuit Court. He faces 20 to 60 years in prison for each count. Miss Will’s family publicly thanked State’s Attorney Steve Ferguson, Andrea’s sorority sisters at Sigma Kappa, her friends at Lawson Hall and on campus, and other court and law officials. “Andrea’s voice has not been heard, other than what Steve Ferguson has been able to say for her,” said Dain Meyer, Miss Will’s uncle, reading from a statement from her parents and family. “Andrea was the kindest, gentlest, most caring per- son,” said Miss Will’s mother, Patricia, as tears streamed down her face. “I’m so proud to be her mother. She will always be my special child, I love her forever.” Patricia Will said she will be satisfied with whatever sentence the judge sees appropriate for Boulay. “We felt that justice was done,” said Bruce Will, Miss Will’s father. “That will never replace losing a child.” Geri Thrasher, Miss Will’s roommate when she lived in Lawson Hall, said she was very happy with the verdict. “I’m ecstatic,” Thrasher said. “I’m still shaking. I know (Andrea is) smiling up there. I’m probably going to sleep better tonight than I have in the last year.” Thrasher said she regretted telling Miss Will to call Boulay back on Feb. 2, 1998, the night Miss Will was Deanna McIntyre / Photo editor Patricia and Raymond Will, of Batavia, collect their thoughts during a press conference Tuesday afternoon in the Coles County Courthouse after the verdict finding Boulay guilty of murdering their daughter, Andrea Will. See GUILTY Page 2 Guilty verdict brings closure to campus By Daily Eastern News Staff before because it was not over. It’s a definite first very disturbing and, in my mind, it didn’t make step.” me sympathetic to his case at all.” Justin “Jay” Boulay’s guilty verdict on two Student Body President Steve Zielinski said Cindy Dent, a sophomore special education counts of first degree murder has evoked an he is pleased with the verdict. major, also agreed with Boulay’s verdict. expression of relief from some members of the “The student body has mourned for over a “I think that (the decision) is right,” Dent university community. year,” Zielinski said. “I’m thankful for the said. “I think we all know that he did it.” Boulay was found guilty in Coles County actions that have been taken against the Terry Lundgren, professor of information Circuit Court Tuesday at about 11 a.m. Boulay accused.” systems, agreed with Dent and said it is difficult was convicted of two counts of first-degree Some students and faculty said the guilty for anyone to believe that such a horrific crime murder for the Feb. 3, 1998 strangulation death verdict from Ashton Waller, Circuit Court could happen on a small campus like Eastern’s. of his ex-girlfriend, Andrea Will, in his apart- judge, was the right decision because they felt “There seems to be little doubt he was ment. Boulay was guilty of murdering Will. responsible for the action,” Lundgren said. Jeri Thrasher, Will’s former roommate and a “My immediate reaction is ‘good,’” said Laura Glombowski, a sophomore finance sophomore family and consumer sciences Linda Calendrillo, Women’s Advocacy Council major and friend of Will’s, said she was major, said she is pleased with the verdict coordinator. “It’s a sad situation obviously that “extremely happy with the verdict” but she did because it has helped her move toward closure. he did what he did, but it’s time that people start not expect a verdict to be reached so soon. “I was very happy with the verdict,” being held responsible for their actions. “I found the letter published in the papers Thrasher said. “It was hard to have closure See CLOSURE Page 2 Justin Boulay 2 Wednesday, March 10, 1999 The Daily Eastern News The Daily murder and wrote a confession note mony, there is no indication Miss whelmed he was not able to control indicated he was conscious of his acts. Will did anything to physically pro- his behavior,” Lutz said. Guilty “Each of the state’s psychiatrists voke Boulay. After the trial, Ferguson said the Eastern from Page 1 rejected the assertion of insanity,” “He exploded; he got angry; but emotional aspect of the Boulay case Ferguson said. “Each of them said that is not second-degree murder,” made it difficult. ews murdered. that (Boulay) did know the wrongful- Ferguson said. “One of the difficult parts was my N “Of all the times that I told her to ness of his conduct. Each described Lutz described the relationship own emotions in the case,” Ferguson The Daily Eastern News is published daily, call him back, I wish I hadn’t that his conduct as being knowing and between Boulay and Miss Will as said. “I have developed a close rela- Monday through Friday, in Charleston, Ill., dur- time,” Thrasher said. ing fall and spring semesters and twice weekly conscious.” being an “up and down, off and on tionship with the Wills.” during the summer term except during school Ferguson began his closing argu- Ferguson said the reason Boulay relationship” and said Boulay was He also said having children of his vacations or examinations, by ments by stating Boulay should be PRINTED WITH could not remember murdering Miss “obsessed” with Miss Will. own had an impact on him during the SOYINK the students of Eastern Illinois TM found guilty based upon psychologi- University. Subscription price: Will is because he perceives himself “I don’t think anyone is disputing case. $38 per semester, $16 for summer only, $68 all cal evaluations that said he was not as a good person for whom murder that my client was very much in love “When you’re a parent you send year. The Daily Eastern News is a member of suffering from any type of psychosis would go against his character. with Miss Will,” Lutz said. your children away to college,” The Associated Press, which is entitled to exclusive use of all articles appearing when he strangled Miss Will. Boulay’s attorney, Public Lutz said the confessional note Ferguson said. “You never think of in this paper. The editorials on Page 4 “Justin Boulay was a person who Defender Lonnie Lutz, asked Waller Boulay wrote after the murder shows them going to college and getting represent the majority opinion of the was in need of controlling relation- editorial board; all other opinion pieces to reduce the charge to second-degree more evidence he was not aware of murdered.” are signed. The Daily Eastern News editorial ships,” Ferguson said, based on find- murder. Ferguson argued saying he his actions when he committed the Ferguson said he was not sur- and business offices are located in Buzzard ings in the psychological evaluations. believed Boulay acted knowingly crime. prised Boulay had trouble recalling Hall, Eastern Illinois University. “This was a relationship he could not and was not provoked by Miss Will. To support his case, Lutz referred the murder because blocking out a Periodical postage paid at Charleston, IL 61920. control.” ISSN 0894-1599. A second-degree murder convic- to the line in the note which read, “I crime is common when there is a Boulay’s use of a telephone cord Printed by Eastern Illinois University, tion would require Boulay to have couldn’t let go of her neck – I wanted close relationship between the defen- Charleston, IL 61920. as his choice of weapon proved he been physically provoked by Miss to – but by the time I came out of it I dant and the victim. Postmaster: Send address changes to was aware of what he was doing, Will. was too late in letting go.” “The evidence suggested that The Daily Eastern News Ferguson said, based upon forensic “My client may be guilty of mur- Lutz said he believed Boulay was these were knowing and purposeful Buzzard Hall Eastern Illinois University psychologist, Dr. Jerry Boyd’s testi- der, but murder of the second degree in an altered state of consciousness acts,” Ferguson said. Charleston, IL 61920. mony. rather than the first degree,” Lutz when he committed the murder. Boulay was arrested for the stran- Ferguson said because Boulay said. “My client was in a state where gulation of Miss Will on Feb. 3, cleaned Miss Will’s body after the Ferguson said according to testi- his perceptions were so over- 1998.

Daily Eastern News staff was fair. tor. Editor in chief ...... Deana Poole* “I Student Senate member Ryan Correction Managing editor ...... Heather Cygan* Closure think it’s fair Cohenour also said he felt sorry News editor...... Justin Kmitch* In Tuesday’s edition of The Associate news editor ...... Tammie Sloup* from Page 1 from what for the two families. Daily Eastern News, an article on Editorial page editor...... Amy Thon* I’ve read in “I feel sorry for the Will family Activities editor ...... Dan Ochwat speaker Bill Tapella, who is speak- Administration editor...... Meghan McMahon Even though Boulay has been the newspa- and the Boulay family losing their found guilty, it does not take away ing today at 7 p.m. in Room 221 Campus editor...... Laura Irvine per,” Cibula son probably for the rest of their of Coleman Hall, is currently an City editor...... Christy Kilgore the fact that Miss Will is gone, said. “It lives,” Cohenour said. Student government editor...... Chris Sievers Glombowski said. attorney with the Shick and Senior reporter...... Joe Sanner seems right. Debra Valentino, an English Tapella law firm. The article incor- Features editor...... Nicole Meinheit Several students said they were I wouldn’t instructor, said she feels sorry for rectly identified the firm as Shink Photo editor...... Deanna McIntyre pleased with the guilty verdict have bought both families. Associate photo editor...... Lacey Buidosik Andrea Will because they did not believe the and Tapella. Sports editor ...... Chad Merda the insanity “My heart goes out to both fam- The News regrets the error. Associate sports editor ...... Kyle Bauer insanity plea that Boulay’s lawyer plea either.” ilies, but clearly Justin Boulay was Verge editor...... Jessica Sedgwick Associate Verge editors...... Alice Hosty was trying to use in Boulay’s Don Pool, junior business edu- guilty of the crimes as charged and Art director ...... Andrew Klemens defense. cation major, said he thinks it is very sad,” Valentino said. Write for the Online editor...... Dan Skrezyna “I would have been surprised if Boulay would not have used the The murder of Miss Will was a Advertising manager ...... Thad Harned they found him not guilty,” said Design & graphics manager ...... Jennifer Evans insanity defense unless he was horrible situation the campus had DEN. Sales manager...... Angela Devore Melissa Figler, a sophomore guilty. to experience, said Lou Hencken, Promotions manager ...... Karen Whitlock speech pathology major. “The “He obviously was guilty and vice president for student affairs. Business manager...... Betsy Jewell 581-2812. Student business manager ...... Cindy Mott whole insanity thing, it seemed wouldn’t have pled insanity unless “I really wish that this had General manager...... Glenn Robinson like a last resort to acquit him.” he was,” Pool said. “I think plead- never happened,” Hencken said. Editorial adviser...... John Ryan Publications adviser...... David Reed Sarah Wolck, a freshman unde- ing insanity is just a way to try and “This was a very, very difficult Press supervisor...... Johnny Bough cided major, agreed with Figler. get out of it anyway.” situation for those involved. It Subscriptions manager...... Ami Head “I think (the insanity plea) was Stephen Laribee, a professor of affected a lot more people than just Friends * Editorial board members just an excuse and I’m glad they accounting, said Boulay’s plea of Andrea Will and Justin Boulay,” & o found him guilty,” Wolck said. insanity was not believable. Hencken said. C Senior finance major Kyle “My personal feeling is when Student Senate Speaker Bill Wednesday Night staff Pennington also said he did not he said temporary insanity, I Gruen said it is unfortunate the Layout chief...... Deana Poole believe the insanity defense. thought that might be a stretch,” campus had to witness this crime. News layout...... Heather Cygan “I agree with (the verdict),” Open Mic Sports layout ...... Kyle Bauer Laribee said. “It’s too bad something like this Photo night editor...... Deanna McIntyre Pennington said. “I didn’t really “He’ll be an old man when he had to happen to two Eastern stu- Night! Copy editors ...... Chris Wise buy the insanity plea.” comes out. It’s a shame for both dents,” Gruen said. “It’s horrible ...... Nicole Meinheit Jeff Bell, a junior business News night editors ...... Justin Kmitch the defendant and the victim,” that this girl lost her life and sad Free—Starts ...... Tammie Sloup major, said he thinks Waller made Laribee said. this guy lost control and essential- the right decision. Some members of the universi- ly, he’s lost a big, big part of his at 10:00 “I think it’s the right decision,” ty community have expressed life.” Bell said. “I think too many people sympathy for the families of both 25 To reach us are trying to use (the insanity plea) Boulay and Miss Will. – Staff editors Laura Irvine, $1 BOTTLES By foot: The Daily Eastern News today.” “I think it’s just heartbreaking Meghan McMahon, Joe Sanner Labatt Blue is located in the south end of Sophomore mathematics major for both sets of parents,” said and Chris Sievers contributed to Buzzard Hall, which is at Seventh Amy Cibula said Waller’s verdict Janelle Carey, an English instruc- this story. 509 Van Buren 345-2380 Street and Garfield Avenue next to the Tarble Arts Center and across the street from the Life Science Building. 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[email protected] Sports editor Chad Merda Fee: $3300 (Financial Aid Available) [email protected] Verge editor Jessica Sedgwick Call: Dr. Michael Loudon - English Department [email protected] (217) 581-6312 Photo editor Deanna McIntyre [email protected] Debbie Huddleston - African American Studies (217) 581-5719 The Daily Eastern News Wednesday, March 10, 1999 3 Two students arrested as part of drug raid By Christy Kilgore Attorney Steve Ferguson, Shelby City editor County Sheriff’s Department, East Central Task Force targeted drug dealers only Shelby County State’s Attorney Two Eastern students were of delivery of cannabis and Peck Shute, 23, was arrested on charges to a press release from Sgt. Dave Bob Broverman, Moultrie County arrested Monday after a six-month was arrested on charges of manu- of manufacture of cannabis, a McLearin, of the Task Force. Sheriff’s Department, Moultrie investigation into narcotics sales facture of cannabis. press release said. Henn said he thought the County State’s Attorney Tim by the East Central Illinois Task “We didn’t target any specific John Rubek, 18, who did not sweep was a success and added Willis, Sullivan Police Force. group except drug dealers,” said have a residence listed, was “we’re not done yet.” Department, Douglas County Patrick M. Beedie, 21, of 1305 Sgt. Brian Henn, of the Task arrested on charges of possession Beedie and Peck are set to State’s Attorney Diane Sipich and 18th St., a junior accounting Force and Illinois State Police. of cannabis, according to the appear in Coles County Circuit the Windsor Police Department. major; and Drew T. Peck, 18, of Two other Charleston residents release. Court at 9 a.m. on March 22. All of the agencies are mem- 940 Division St., a physical educa- were arrested including Cindy The East Central Illinois Task The Task Force conducted the bers of the Task Force with the tion major; were arrested along Gones, 44, of 20208 E. County Force arrested people in four sep- arrests with the assistance of exception of the Windsor Police with four others in Coles County Road 1500N, for possession of arate counties, including Coles, Eastern’s police department, Department. and nine others in surrounding methamphetamine and Grady Shelby, Moultrie and Douglas Charleston Police Department, Henn said the mission of the counties in connection with the Swinford, 27, for possession with counties, and seized $8,437 in Mattoon Police Department, Task Force is to investigate mid- raid. intent to deliver cocaine. U.S. currency, which is believed to Coles County Sheriff’s to street-level drug trafficking, and Beedie was arrested on charges One Mattoon resident, Douglas be drug proceed money, according Department, Coles County State’s “stop drugs where they start.” Lack of interest Applying dreams to reality prompts the last commencement during summer Summer of 1999 will be last graduation ceremony By Melanie Schneider Staff writer

This summer is the last time Eastern will offer a summer commencement ceremony because of high costs and lack of interest. Mark Haines, director of special events planning services, said in 2000, only fall and spring commencements will be offered. During most fall and spring graduation cer- emonies, 75 to 80 percent of graduating stu- dents participate. In past summer commence- ments, about 30 percent of graduates partici- pated. Mandy Marshall / Staff photographer “Providing the summer ceremony for such Russell Gruber of the psychology department, speaks in the Mattoon/Charleston room of the Martin Luther King Jr. University Union few students adds up to a costly expense,” Monday evening. The speech stressed the importance of sleep in everyone’s lives. Haines said. “The money saved will be put toward fall and spring ceremonies.” About 55 to 60 percent of students who par- Speaker touches on importance of dreams in ‘waking’ life ticipate in summer commencements are grad- By Dan Ochwat University Union. Dreams can give you storytelling sleep that comes from Rapid uate students who are finishing up their mas- Activities editor a new perspective on your waking life, Eye Movement sleep. Dreaming breaks ters degree, Haines said. he said. off any outer-world experience, which is “If there is any opposition it will probably “I was walking along a sidewalk in a His dream perfectly summarized his the actual wake experience, he said. be from graduate students,” Haines said. city and a young kid was walking beside talk on dreaming and sleeping to an audi- People can work on dreams and help Students who graduate in the summer of me, maybe 10 (years old) ... I turn to this ence of about 75 community members. create a balance between the inner realm 2000 may receive their degrees in the mail or kid and say ‘you know, you can learn a Gruber said his dream is closely relat- and the outer realm, Gruber said. they can wait to participate in the fall com- lot from your dreams. They can give you ed to what dreams do; important dreams Dreaming can make someone more than mencement. a new perspective on your waking life.’ can make you feel differently or have a just the outer realm personality. Haines said he does not think many people The kid responds, ‘Yeah, I know.’” new viewpoint. “Dreaming can balance emotions, will be upset about the decision. This was psychology professor When waking from a dream you need explore the past because it has more “I don’t think there will be much opposi- Russell Gruber’s dream the night before to ask, “How does this dream help me access to distant memories, create vivid tion; we’ll just have to wait and see,” he said. his talk, “Dreaming,” that he presented find waking life better?,” Gruber said. realistic scenery, characters and imagina- Tuesday in the Charleston/Mattoon Dreaming is an inner realm experi- tive sequences – this is inner world Bored? Call the News. room of the Martin Luther King Jr. ence, which is the imagination or vivid exploring,” he said. It’ll keep you busy. 581-2812

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As of Thursday, I fit in nei- and understood the meaning of ing exam.” ther of the above categories. Wednesday, March 10, 1999 the word better than me. Well, I On that same Thursday, a knew there were a few, because friend of mine, who is not a I work with them in the newsroom, but that’s a given. procrastinator, was interested in registering for the Page 4 As a journalist, procrastination is an art and if done cor- September exam and happened to ask if there were any rectly can provide a reporter with an unexplainable rush, open seats still open for the March 27 exam. The kind especially when making deadline with three whole seconds woman at testing services informed my friend that the to spare. Or, if done in the wrong context, can scare the exam was in fact closed. My heart sunk. living crap out of you, especially when your education or “I’m coming back here in July to take that *#%!*#% graduation is at stake. exam and my diploma won’t be valid,” I thought. I discovered this firsthand last week as I received my Let me tell you, there is nothing scarier than thinking Scholarship completed graduation registration form from the College you are done with college and then having to go back of Arts and Humanities. After reading the form, I clearly sometime in July to take a writing exam to make things understood that after this semester, I will have enough official. credits in all areas to officially graduate with a bachelor’s As the thoughts got worse, the testing services repre- established degree in May, and I met my foreign language requirement sentative asked to speak to the procrastinator directly. in high school. The only thing left for me to complete to Sheepishly grasping the phone, I asked if there was any- n less than six months, the Brad Wright make this college gig official is one minor detail: the thing I could do to make things right. She told me she had Memorial Foundation has raised about $5,700 Writing Competency Exam. a reserved seat “with my name on it” if I hurried to sign up For you other procrastinators out there, the current immediately. for the Brad Wright Memorial Scholarship, course catalog describes the Writing Competency Exam as I lucked out and will be able to graduate, if I pass the $700 more than the minimum amount needed. “an exam which is taken after a student has successfully exam. But let this be a warning to you all: Take the exam I as soon as you are eligible because it will slowly slip fur- Bradley Lee Wright, 22, a senior psychology completed 60 semester hours of credit, including ‘Cs’ or major and Carman Hall resident assistant, died June better for English 1001C and 1002C, or the substitution. ther from your mind as time wears on. And staying in 28 of a massive heart attack. Students taking the exam are given a common knowledge Charleston longer than you planned is a scary thought. Don’t let it happen to you. The Brad Wright Memorial Foundation organized topic and will write about it in complete sentences with good punctuation. Students may sign up for the exam a scholarship and memorial in his honor in through Eastern’s Testing Services Office. ■ Justin Kmitch is a senior journalism major and a biweekly September. The foundation is composed of Wright’s The exam is offered twice a semester and once during columnist for The Daily Eastern News. His e-mail address is friends, former residents and fellow staff members. the summer. The deadline to sign up for the exam often [email protected]. Columns are the opinion of the author. Just one month into the school year, Wright’s peers and friends came together and organized the foundation and set a scholarship goal. The foundation has made tremendous strides in Foundation sponsoring events to raise the minimum of Members of the Brad Wright Memorial Scholarship $5,000 needed to start Foundation have worked the scholarship and has continuously to raise money done so in a short period and remember Wright. of time. The purpose of the foundation is to raise money for the scholarship and to dedicate a memorial plaque to be placed by the pond outside Carman Hall. With weekly meetings, they continue to work on fund-raising efforts and exploring different avenues for donations. Wright volunteered at Special Olympics, Sexual Assault Crisis Information Service and St. Paul’s Lutheran Church. He also organized campus clean- ups and caroled at a local nursing home. The scholarship will be awarded to one student each year and the amount will depend on how much money is raised. To be eligible for the scholarship a student must have a 2.75 grade point average the previous semes- ter, live in Eastern housing, be actively involved in community service and the student must be nominat- ed. On Sunday, about 150 people attended the “Wright Stuff” talent show which featured 20 acts. We realize Hansen has had mixed All the proceeds will go toward the scholarship. What is ‘a higher support throughout his term, we feel The foundation has proven its dedication to pre- You r t u r n it is important to look at the issue serving the memory of Wright and should be com- standard of conduct?’ Letters to the editor and not the person. mended for their efforts. In relation to the articles that have Student Government is meant to been published the last few weeks represent the student body; we feel ■ The editorial is the opinion of the editorial board of The Daily about Mike Hansen, we believe he Thus Mike Hansen’s weekend activi- students opinions should be taken in Eastern News. should not be impeached from his ties should not effect his perfor- account. If you feel that your opinion position of vice president of financial mance in Student Senate. is not taken into account contact a affairs. Although his actions were After reading through the letter Student Senate member and voice Today’s quote inappropriate, we feel that they in no that Vice President Hansen received, your opinion. In addition, voice your “ way reflect upon his duties. we feel some of the terms were not opinion regarding Mike Hansen and I long to accomplish a great and noble task, but it Underage drinking is something well defined. For instance, how does the impeachment. This statement in that many of us can relate to and the one define higher standard of con- no way is meant to bash the Student is my chief duty to accomplish humble tasks as fear of getting caught is something duct than other students? Does that Senate. We feel they do an excellent though they were great and noble.The world is many of us have faced. As college mean a higher standard than a partier job representing Eastern students. moved along, not only by the mighty shoves of its students we all know what goes on or a higher standard of conduct than Kristin Rutter during the weekends and many of us an honor roll student? Both extremes sophomore family and consumer sciences heros, but also by the aggregate of the tiny pushes participate in these activities. Do you and everything in between represent major of each honest worker. feel however that ones weekend most students. activities should effect class work? We were also curious if Vice Jennifer Andrlik Helen Keller, President Mike Hansen was contact- American author and lecturer, 1880-1968 We feel that weekend and week sophomore speech communications major activities should be held separately. ed about the incident prior to the let- ter sent to him regarding resignation? Send” letters to the editor via e-mail to [email protected] The Daily Eastern News Wednesday, March 10, 1999 5 Faculty Senate receives election statements past March deadline Lockhart says faculty late election statements also occurred last year By Meghan McMahon and Geneva White Staff writers Our procedures have been very“ clear. If we accept Members of the Faculty Senate Tuesday failed to pass a these late statements we motion allowing people to sub- should give those who mit statements after the deadline for the faculty elections which have already written one will be held March 24-25. a chance to revise. Bonnie Irwin, Faculty Senate John Allison, vice chair, said she has received Faculty Senate member statements from people after the March 1 deadline. The statements were made Distinguished Faculty Award available to the faculty members and the amount of money ”that through the Faculty Senate should be given to the recipient meetings along with any open- of the award. ings for the elections. In the past, there has usually “The questions are published been two recipients of the award in the Faculty Senate minutes to who are each awarded $500 but which candidates can respond,” the senate would like to change Irwin said after the meeting. the procedure to given one Mandy Marshall / Staff photographer Statements are faculty recipient of the award $1000, Rolling through the Quad responses to the questions asked Faculty senate Chair James Tidwell said. One of the members of the Eastern Illinois University maintenance staff scoops aside slush from the sidewalks in the North in the Faculty Senate minutes. Tidwell said he has also Quad Monday afternoon. Despite his efforts, many students had wet socks and shoes Tuesday after about 2 inches of snow Senate member Gail looked into purchasing a plaque and freezing rain covered the city. Lockhart said this is not the first time the problem has arisen with that would commemorate the the statements. winners of the award. The “This came up last year,” plaque would contain the Lockhart said. “Last year we names of about 60 winners of Senate to vote on AB bylaw decided that it wasn’t appropri- the award and would include ate. The people that do that are past winners and future win- done a disservice.” ners. Chair’s power to declare emergency may change Senate member John Allison He said he has spoken to said the senate has specifically Shirley Stewart, associate vice By Chris Sievers power to declare an emergency. Student Government to allocate outlined guidelines regarding president for Student Affairs, Student government editor In other business, senate mem- $2,000 to sponsor “Unity Fest.” the statements. about hanging the plaque in the bers will discuss a resolution that The senate also will discuss a “Our procedures have been Martin Luther King Jr. Student Senate members states the senate supports a trial motion to use $150 from the profits very clear. If we accept these University Union. One location Wednesday will vote on the pro- system of allowing students to of the Campus Card to help pur- late statements we should give they discussed was outside the posed Apportionment Board bylaw check out books from the chase a Commemorative Courtyard those who have already written University Ballroom in the revisions, which include giving the Textbook Rental Service, said Bill Paver. one a chance to revise,” Allison Union. power to declare an emergency to Gruen, speaker of the senate. Gruen said senate members also said. In other business, the Faculty the student vice president for finan- Gruen said the senate will hear a will confirm the appointment of Senate member Gary Foster Senate passed a motion to pur- cial affairs. presentation from the director of two people. said he thinks the statements chase pin sets for Eastern’s retir- Senate members will meet at 7 Textbook Rental Services, Dan Senate member Jeremy Ruppel should be submitted because it ing faculty members. p.m. in the Arcola/Tuscola Room Klingenberg, on the benefits of will be appointed as Shuttle Bus is important the faculty has all Tidwell said he received a list of the Martin Luther King Jr. allowing students to check out text- coordinator after senate member the information they need to of 21 retiring faculty members University Union. books. Melissa Girten stepped down last make decisions. and the senate will present them The revised bylaws state there The trial system will last for one week. “I thought it would be better with the pin sets at a reception. must be a majority vote of the AB year. The second appointment will fill to inform our constituents,” A tentative date for the recep- to give Mike Hansen, student vice Gruen said senate members will an on-campus senate position that Foster said. “It takes precedence tion is April 20 in the 1895 president for financial affairs, the discuss a motion that will allow currently remains open. over the deadline.” Room of the Martin Luther King The senate also discussed the Jr. University Union.

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Sponsored by Career Services SSB—Room 13 581-2412 www.jobsrv.eiu.edu 6 Wednesday, March 10, 1999 The Daily Eastern News campus Professor to speak on science in movies Take a number please? Did you ever wonder about the accuracy of the chemistry used in inbrief movies such as “Apollo 13” or Shuttle Bus Committee to count number of riders even the Academy Award winner By Chris Sievers Ruppel said he CAA seeking campus The Graduate ? Student government editor also will address feedback on core Eastern is presenting Professor problems that Getting statistics for the John Fortman of Wright State Eastern’s Shuttle Bus Committee today will dis- have been pre- “ The Council for Academic University, a speaker with the cuss the importance of keeping track of the number sented to him next two weeks is very Affairs Thursday will conduct a knowledge and experiments to of students who ride the bus. regarding the vital to whether we keep general education forum to collect reveal how accurate Hollywood Shuttle Bus Committee members will meet at shuttle bus. this bus or add a second feedback from the university com- portrays chemistry. The presenta- 4:15 p.m. in the Scharer Room of the Martin Luther The possibili- munity concerning the integrated tion will begin at 7:30 p.m. King Jr. University Union. ty of expanding bus. core. Thursday in the Phipps Lecture Jeremy Ruppel, the future chair of the Shuttle the shuttle bus Jeremy Ruppel, The forum will begin at 2 p.m. Hall of the Physical Sciences Bus Committee, said it is vital that statistics be service will be future shuttle bus committee chair in the Arcola/Tuscola Room of the Building. taken every day on the number of riders using the discussed, Martin Luther King Jr. University Fortman said he will show clips bus. Student Senate member Melissa Girten Ruppel said. Union. of movies and some demonstrations stepped down as the chair last week and Ruppel is “I’ve had CAA Chair Bill Addison said showing whether the chemistry expected to be confirmed by the senate today. some interest (in the forum is an important step in used in a particular movie, or con- “Getting statistics for the next two weeks is very expanding the route to Mattoon) from the Cross” an ongoing process to review spe- nected with the movie, is true or vital to whether we keep this bus or add a second County Mall,” he said. cific elements of the integrated not. bus,” Ruppel said. Ruppel said he will look into getting student core. For example, movies like So far, no formal statistics have been given by input on the progress of the shuttle bus and com- CAA member Ron Wohlstein “Dante’s Peak” display an inaccu- the operators of the shuttle bus, H&H mittee members will research the cost of purchasing will begin the forum by discussing rate portrayal of chemistry and the Transportation. a second bus. the history, evolution and back- use of sulfuric acid, Footman said, ground of the integrated core. while “Apollo 13” showed a great “Afterwards, hopefully, people example of chemistry and a system in the audience will contribute to developed to alleviate carbon diox- the discussion with questions and ide. “It was good old fashioned comments,” Addison said. chemistry,” he said. A lesson in table manners Addison said a Strength, Fortman said he will show new Weaknesses, Opportunities and and old movies such as “Apollo Threats analysis handout will be 13,” The Graduate and Bells on Career Services offers workshop on etiquette dining distributed to the audience. Their Toes. By Dan Ochwat director of Career Services, will “where you put your napkin, “Following the forum, we “Science is a bit too serious,” Activities editor speak at the workshop about gen- when to excuse yourself (and) hope to establish a subcommittee Fortman said, “I want people to eral etiquette, what is proper and how to pass things around the of council members to gather all have a good time.” Proper etiquette at restaurants what is not, mingling and how to table,” Gresens said. this information and come up with Fortman said he is a “fairly pop- and social settings is necessary start a positive discussion, she Gresens said etiquette also some concrete recommenda- ular” speaker for the American for job interviews and profes- said. includes who’s responsibility it is tions,” Addison said. Chemical Society, one of the spon- sional meetings. Gresens said job interviewers to pay the check. The forum is open to the pub- sors for the event, along with the Eastern’s Career Services is like to conduct interviews at She will discuss what to order lic, and Addison said he hopes that chemistry department. He is on a offering a workshop to help stu- social settings to see how because some meals can divert administrators, faculty and stu- tour speaking for the American dents ace the dinner table inter- prospective employers mix with attention, and food is not impor- dents will be in attendance. Chemical Society this week speak- view entitled “Professional the team they could be working tant, the interview is, she said. “I think it is important for peo- ing on a couple different chemistry Social Settings - Etiquette, with. The workshop will be interac- ple to come. It affects all of us in topics. Dining, Networking Events,” at 4 The workshop will help stu- tive and scenarios will be set up. some way,” Addison said. “My talks are entertaining most- p.m. today in the dents conduct conversation in a There also will be an etiquette The integrated core has been in ly and a little learning,” he said. Charleston/Mattoon room of the professional manner and how to quiz to determine students’ pre- effect since 1992. The presentation is free and Martin Luther King Jr. University approach the decision makers, conceptions of etiquette. open to the public. Union. she said. The workshop is free and – By Christopher Weedman, Rosalyn Gresens, associate Basic etiquette involves open to the public. Staff writer – By Dan Ochwat, Activities editor

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Here is an unsettling set-up “8MM”will be a controversial movie, not only because enough, the characters in the film By Sean Stangland for what should have been a very it’s about pornography and snuff films but also because ruminate about it as well. By the Staff writer intense, very intriguing thriller. it only carries an R rating.Had “8MM”been a small feature end of “8MM,” one can’t help but And “8MM” succeeds in being wonder if there’s any good reason Andrew Kevin Walker knows intriguing for a good hour or so. without a major star and a powerful director attached to it, to put any faith in humanity any- how to make people uncomfort- The film’s very best scenes it would have certainly been slapped with an NC-17.I came more. able. In 1995, director David involve Cage’s visit to the home Of course, such a powerful Fincher unleashed Walker’s gruel- of Janet Mathews (Amy Morton), out of this film feeling truly awful, like even I shouldn’t have manipulation of emotion does not ing, disgusting screenplay for the mother of the girl who watched it. make “8MM” a disappointing “Seven” onto an unsuspecting appears to be butchered in the film. It’s the fact that it could have American public that, nonethe- film. Young Mary Ann Mathews been so much better. The second less, made it a huge hit. The film has been gone since 1992, and no hour is interminably long, and the proved that even the most repul- one has ever given her mother ” resolution seems forced. The sive of topics could make for any reason to think that her little extreme examples of his particular Perhaps the most frustrating opening has a great deal of good moviemaking. Unfortuna- girl would come back. Morton brand of entertainment. Phoenix aspect of “8MM” is the fact that promise that is thrown away later tely, Walker’s newest venture, gives this woman a sense of des- brings the film its only touches of Cage’s character is given a wife on. “8MM” (rated R for extreme sex- peration and lost spirit that is humor, humor that is welcome and child just because it serves the To Schumacher’s credit, he ual violence), is not nearly as suc- absolutely heart-wrenching, an amongst such a depressing, dis- idiocy of the plot. There are no does attain the right air of intensi- cessful. accomplishment all the more turbing subject. real scenes between Cage and ty through much of the picture, Directed by Joel Schumacher, commendable since it comes Sadly, once the bad guys are Catherine Keener (last year’s truly and a lot of that can be attributed “8MM” tells a story that seems from an unknown actress. identified, this intriguing film awful “Your Friends and to Robert Elswit’s dark, forebod- unfit for popular consumption. Other nice touches in this turns into another silly thriller Neighbors”), just fleeting phone ing photography. The acting in the Private detective Tom Welles, sequence are the fact that the girl’s chock full of ridiculous develop- conversations. It becomes appar- piece is top-notch as well; Cage played by Nicolas Cage, is hired diary is adorned with Kurt Cobain ments and lackluster fight ent after about 30 minutes into hits all the right notes as his char- by a kind old lady (Myra Carter) stickers and that Morton’s dis- sequences. Schumacher, who “8MM” that Keener is in the acter slowly descends into a per- to trace the origin of something traught mother tries her luck at practically ruined the Batman movie just so that the antagonists sonal hell. that appears to be a snuff film getting Cage to stay for dinner. franchise with “Batman & Robin,” can put her in danger later. And But ultimately, “8MM” is a dis- found among her dead husband’s These scenes are very promising, sets everything up so wonderfully they do. appointment that can surprisingly private belongings. and lead the audience to believe then takes the obvious route to “8MM” will be a controversial be attributed to its weak script. A Welles immediately suspects that the hunt for the truth ahead conclusion. Various seedy charac- movie, not only because it’s about subject this disturbing should have that the film is a fake. Snuff films, will be similarly satisfying. ters are introduced, and they’re all pornography and snuff films but a better film about it. This or pornographic films that culmi- There are more good scenes in played by actors who are normally also because it only carries an R Hollywood thriller just doesn’t nate in the actual death of the California, where Cage traces the associated with villainous charac- rating. Had “8MM” been a small make a good case for why we need female participant, have been a runaway girl’s path to the porno ters. James Gandolfini (“The feature without a major star and a to see a movie about snuff films. myth for years. No one really industry. Cage meets Max Sopranos”), Peter Stormare powerful director attached to it, it believes they exist. (Joaquin Phoenix of “To Die (“Fargo”), and Anthony Heald would have certainly been slapped “8MM” But after seeing the film itself, For”), a young guy who doesn’t (“Silence of the Lambs”) are all in with an NC-17. I came out of this Columbia Pictures Welles isn’t so sure. I suspect that really enjoy his job running an this movie, leaving few of us in film feeling truly awful, like even ★★★ certain audience members who adult bookstore, but who knows doubt as to who Cage’s enemies I shouldn’t have watched it. The watch “8MM” won’t be able to where to go to find the most will be. key to why the film is so disturb- Lawmakers question the handling of nuclear spy inquiry WASHINGTON (AP) – In a growing The Senate Intelligence Committee will National Laboratory. While Lee has not been charged with any national security flap, Republican lawmakers have a closed-door hearing next week to ask A native of Taiwan, Wen Ho Lee, who is crime, nor arrested, he has been the prime demanded that the Clinton administration top administration officials, including Energy in his 50s, had worked at the prestigious suspect in a three-year investigation into alle- explain Tuesday why a nuclear weapons lab Secretary Bill Richardson and FBI Director weapons research laboratory in New Mexico gations that China obtained sensitive nuclear scientist kept his job for nearly three years Louis Freeh, about the espionage investiga- for a dozen years or more before being dis- weapons design information from Los while under investigation for espionage. tion involving the scientist at the Los Alamos missed on Monday at Richardson's direction. Alamos in the 1980s.

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6 Temple 6 Indiana 11 Kent 11 George Washington

3 Cincinnati 3 St Johns 14 George Mason 14 Samford

7 Texas 7 Louisville 10 Purdue 10 Creighton

2 Miama (Fla) 2 Maryland 15 Lafayette 15 Valparaiso

Midwest Regional West Regional 1 Michigan State 1 Connecticut 16 Mount Saint Mary 16 Texas San Antonio

8 Villanova 8 Missouri 9 Mississippi 9 New Mexico

5 UNC-Charlotte 5 Iowa 12 Rhode Island 12 UAB

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6 Kansas 6 Florida 11 Evansville 11 Pennsylvania

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his sixth season of eligibility. “For anyone, being in the NIT is national kind of being a bridesmaid. Scoreboard It’s a lot more special to us, though, than it would be to a lot Montreal 59 155 174 Georgia (15-14) at Clemson (16-14), Tennessee Tech 0-0 6-5 WORCESTER ICECATS – sports EIU CALENDAR Atlantic Division 7:30 p.m. Austin Peay 0-0 7-6 Announced LW Lubos Bartecko has of other schools. It gives us an Pts GF GA Seton Hall (15-14) at Old Dominion Eastern Kentucky 0-0 7-7 been recalled from loan by St. Louis of opportunity to do something our New Jersey 78 191 161 (24-8), 7:30 p.m. Southeast Missouri 0-0 5-8 the NHL. Today Butler (20-9) at Bradley (17-11), Tennessee-Martin 0-0 6-11 United Hockey League 2 p.m. – Baseball at Indiana State Philadelphia 75 192 150 school has never done before.’’ Pittsburgh 73 194 172 8:05 p.m. Middle Tennessee 0-0 3-7 FLINT GENERALS – Announced D Alabama (17-14) at Wake Forest (16- Eastern Illinois 0-0 0-6 That would be win a postsea- Thursday N.Y. Rangers 64 181 177 Mark Vilneff has been recalled by 2 p.m. – Softball at SIU-Carbondale 13), 7:30 p.m. Today’s Games Detroit of the IHL. inbrief son tournament. The Wildcats N.Y. Islanders 46 152 197 (doubleheader) Providence (16-13) at North Carolina Austin Peay at Duquesne, 10 a.m. MUSKEGON FURY – Acquired LW Southeast Division State (18-13), 7:30 p.m. Valparaiso at Tennessee Tech, 1 p.m. Kevin Boyd and RW Chris Neil from (15-13) are making just the third Pts GF GA Georgetown (15-15) at Princeton Eastern Illinois at Indiana State, 2 p.m. Port Huron for the rights to D Mike postseason appearance in school NBA Carolina 71 168 158 (20-7), 7:30 p.m. Eastern Kentucky at Marshall, 2 p.m. Bondy. Cubs pound Florida 63 165 170 Nevada-Las Vegas (16-12) at Middle Tennessee at Memphis, 2 p.m. Western Professional Hockey League history, all in the NIT. In 1983 Washington 59 167 168 Nebraska (19-12), 8:05 p.m. Murray State at SW Louisiana, 2 p.m. AUSTIN ICE BATS – Waived G Brian EASTERN CONFERENCE Tampa Bay 35 136 230 Pepperdine (19-12) at Colorado Arkansas at Southest Missouri, 3 p.m. Elder. White Sox, 13-2 they beat Notre Dame in the first Atlantic Division WESTERN CONFERENCE (17-14), 9 p.m. WACO WIZARDS – Announced D MESA, Ariz. (AP) – Sammy round before losing to DePaul. W L GB Central Division Mississippi State (20-12) at Colorado Neal Martin has been recalled by Five years ago, they beat the Orlando 14 5 - Pts GF GA State (17-10), 9 p.m. TRANSACTIONS Chicago of the IHL. Sosa hit his second home run of Miami 13 5 0.5 Detroit 70 191 163 Texas Christian (19-10) at Kansas SOCCER the spring, a towering two-run, Blue Demons by one point in the New York 10 7 3.0 St. Louis 62 173 160 State (20-12), 9 p.m. Major League Soccer opening round before losing to Philadelphia 10 8 3.5 Nashville 50 151 208 Southern California (15-12) at AUTO RACING MLS – Announced MF Marvin Quijano 460-foot blast to left-center, as Wyoming (17-9), 9:08 p.m. LOWE’S MOTOR SPEEDWAY – Boston 7 8 5.0 Chicago 45 142 198 has joined the Los Angeles Galaxy as Xavier. Washington 7 10 6.0 Northwestern (15-13) at DePaul Named Holly Stoner senior manager of a Project-40 player. Northwest Division the Chicago Cubs routed a split New Jersey 3 13 9.5 (17-12), 9:30 p.m. public relations and Scott Cooper National Professional Soccer League “It will be a great matchup,’’ Pts GF GA Central Division Fresno State (21-11) at California senior manager of promotions and DETROIT ROCKERS – Announced squad of Chicago White Sox 13- Colorado 72 177 159 DePaul coach Pat Kennedy Indiana 12 5 – (17-11), 10:30 p.m. media relations. the resignation of Pato Margetic, 2 on Tuesday. Milwaukee 10 5 1.0 Edmonton 60 178 168 Georgia Tech (15-15) at Oregon BASEBALL coach. promised. “(Northwestern coach) Detroit 11 7 1.5 Calgary 56 165 178 (16-11), 11:59 p.m. National League OLYMPICS “I got lucky,’’ Sosa said. “I Atlanta 9 8 3.0 Vancouver 48 154 200 Second Round SAN DIEGO PADRES – Signed RHP SALT LAKE ORGANIZING COMMIT- struck out with the bases loaded Kevin O’Neill has done a great Cleveland 7 8 4.0 Pacific Division Monday-Tuesday, March 15-16 Trevor Hoffman to a four-year TEE – Named Tom W. Cornwall, direc- job. You’ve got Eschmeyer, one Toronto 6 10 5.5 Pts GF GA Times and Sites TBA contract. tor of sports operations. (in the third inning), and my Charlotte 4 11 7 Dallas 90 181 125 Hofstra-Rutgers winner vs. Georgia- Frontier League COLLEGE teammates picked me up. But of the great seniors in the coun- Chicago 4 13 8.0 Phoenix 72 157 149 Clemson winner LONDON WEREWOLVES – Signed CURRY – Named Danielle Ferrara try.’’ WESTERN CONFERENCE Anaheim 69 172 154 Seton Hall-Old Dominion winner vs. SS Ricardo Deliz. women’s soccer and women’s I’m feeling very good.’’ Midwest Division San Jose 58 141 152 Butler-Bradley winner Northern League lacrosse Sosa, who finished with 66 home W L GB Los Angeles 51 145 172 Xavier-Toledo winner vs. Alabama- WATERBURY SPIRIT – Signed RHP coach and director of intramurals. Wake Forest winner A.J. Sirianni. Utah 13 4 – Tuesday’s Results EAST STROUDSBURG – Named runs last year, four shy of St. Minnesota 11 6 2.0 Providence-North Carolina State vs. BASKETBALL Julie Del Giorno academic coordinator Holyfield: I speak Colorado at Washington San Antonio 10 8 5 Georgetown-Princeton winner National Basketball Association for the intercollegiate athlete program. Louis’ Mark McGwire, came to Tampa Bay at Toronto Houston 10 8 3.5 Fresno State-California winner vs. DETROIT PISTONS – Waived G FLORIDA – Announced the resigna- bat in the fifth inning with Dallas 6 13 8 Philadelphia at NY Islanders Northwestern-DePaul winner Corey Beck and G Steve Henson. tion of Perry Moss, director of football the truth Denver 5 13 8.5 New Jesey at Pittsburgh Pepperdine-Colorado winner vs. United States Basketball League operations. Johnson on third base and one NEW YORK (AP) – Evander Vancouver 4 14 9.5 Calgary at St. Louis Mississippi State-Colorado State KANSAS CAGERZ – Acquired F Art HOUSTON – Named Andrew Swasey out. He launched an 0-1 pitch Pacific Division Detroit at Los Angeles winner Long from Gulf Coast for future cornerbacks coach. Holyfield has no second thoughts Portland 14 3 – Phoenix at San Jose Southern California-Wyoming winner considerations. JACKSONVILLE – Named Shap Boyd from White Sox pitcher Josh about his prediction for his L.A. Lakers 13 6 2.0 Today’s Games vs. Georgia Tech-Oregon winner FOOTBALL defensive backs coach. Fogg over a fence behind the Seattle 9 7 4.5 Florida at Boston, 6 p.m. UNLV-Nebraska vs. Texas Christian- National Football League NEW MEXICO STATE – Named Mike heavyweight title fight with Phoenix 9 8 5.0 Pittsburgh at Carolina, 6 p.m. Kansas State winner ARIZONA CARDINALS – Re-signed Garrison running backs coach. grass viewing area in deep left- Lennox Lewis. Sacramento 9 9 5.5 Ottawa at N.Y. Rangers, 6:30 p.m. Third Round DB Kwamie Lassiter. ST. PETER’S – Extended the contract center at HoHoKam Park. Golden State 7 10 7.0 Nashville at Chicago, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday-Friday, March 17-19 BUFFALO BILLS – Announced the of Rodger Blind, men’s basketball “I’m still holding to the L.A. Clippers 0 15 13.0 Edmonton at Dallas, 7:30 p.m. Times and Sites TBA promotion of Mark Dalton to media coach. Jose Hernandez had two dou- *Late games not included Vancouver at Anaheim, 9:30 p.m. Hofstra-Rutgers – Georgia-Clemson relations. SOUTH FLORIDA – Announced the truth,’’ he said. “The truth is I’m Tuesday’s Results winner vs. Seton Hall-Old JACKSONVILLE JAGUARS – Agreed resignation of John Hughes, women’s bles, a triple and two RBIs for going to knock him out in the Milwaukee at New York Dominion – Butler-Bradley winner to terms with LB Brant Boyer on a assistant basketball coach. the Cubs to continue his hot hit- Boston at Charlotte MLB Xavier-Toledo – Alabama-Wake three-year contract. SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE – third round.’’ Seattle at Minnesota Forest winner vs. Providence-North SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS – Named Named Heather Kerby women’s soc- ting. He is 8-for-15 this spring. The 36-year-old IBF-WBA Denver at Houston Carolina State – Georgetown- Rodney Knox director of communica- cer coach. Henry Rodriguez had a pair of New Jersey at Chicago Tuesday’s Preseason Results Princeton winner tions and marketing and Kirk WASHINGTON STATE – Fired Harold champion, who made the predic- Phoenix at Dallas Montreal 6, Boston 5 Fresno State-California – Reynolds director of public relations. Rhodes, women’s basketball coach. run-scoring singles, and Lance tion a couple of weeks ago, is the Cleveland at Utah Baltimore 8, St. Louis 5 Northwestern-DePaul winner vs. Canadian Football League Johnson went 4-for-4, including Sacramento at Portland New York Yankees 5, Houston 4 Pepperdine-Colorado – Mississippi HAMILTON TIGER-CATS – Signed 6-5 favorite to keep his title and Vancouver at Golden State New York Mets 9, Atlanta 3 State-Colorado State winner LB Cooper Harris and DB Rob ON THIS DAY his second triple of the spring. LA Lakers at LA Clippers Los Angeles 5, Florida 3 (ss) USC-Wyoming – Georgia Tech- Hitchcock. add Lewis’ WBC championship Today’s Games Tampa Bay 8, Detroit 5 Oregon winner vs. UNLV-Nebraska – Arena Football League 1913 – The Quebec Bulldogs win the The Cubs scored four runs in at Madison Square Garden on Charlotte at Philadelphia, 6 p.m. Toronto 6, Minnesota 4 TCU-Kansas St. winner FLORIDA BOBCATS – Announced Stanley Cup in two games over the first inning, six in the third New Jersey at Indiana, 6 p.m. Philadelphia 11, Pittsburgh 2 At New York the resignation of Perry Moss, director Sydney. Saturday night. Detroit at Washington, 6 p.m. Kansas City 5, Cleveland 3 Semifinals of football operations. 1920 – Quebec’s Joe Malone scores and three more in the fifth to take “I’m not asking anybody here Atlanta at Miami, 6:30 p.m. Los Angeles 11, New York Mets 4 (ss) Tuesday, March 23 HOCKEY six goals to lead the Bulldogs to a 10-4 a 13-0 lead over their cross-town Seattle at Milwaukee, 7:30 p.m. San Diego 7, Oakland 6 First game, 7 p.m. National Hockey League rout of the Ottawa Senators. to believe that,’’ Holyfield said of Orlando at San Antonio, 7:30 p.m. Colorado 12, Milwaukee 7 (ss) Second game, 9 p.m. CHICAGO BLACKHAWKS – 1985 – Dick Motta becomes the fourth rivals. his boast after training Tuesday at Cleveland at Phoenix, 8 p.m. Chicago White Sox 6, Colorado 0 (ss) Championship Round Assigned C Todd White to Chicago of NBA coach to reach 700 victories as Terry Mulholland (1-1) L.A. Clippers at L.A. Lakers, 9:30 p.m. Seattle 6, San Francisco 2 Thursday, March 25 the IHL. Recalled C Sylvain Cloutier the Dallas Mavericks beat the New the Church Street Gym near the Chicago Cubs 13, White Sox 2 (ss) Third Place from Indianapolis of the IHL. Jersey Nets 126-113. picked up the victory for the Semifinal losers, 5 p.m. ST.LOUIS BLUES – Recalled F Lubos 1991 – Eddie Sutton becomes the first tip of Manhattan. “I’m not asking NHL Championship Bartecko from Worcester of the AHL. coach to lead four schools into the Cubs. He pitched three scoreless anybody to write that, but you COLLEGE Semifinal winners, 7:30 p.m. American Hockey League NCAA basketball championships by innings, giving up one hit while PORTLAND PIRATES – Acquired C leading Oklahoma State to a 22-7 can write it now or write it later.’’ Geoff Peters on loan from Chicago of record and a No. 3 seed in the East walking one and striking out one. the NHL. Regional. Sutton also coached Holyfield said his prediction EASTERN CONFERENCE Men’s basketball Baseball PORTLAND BRUINS – Announced D Creighton, Arkansas, and Kentucky in White Sox starter John Snyder Northeast Division has nothing to do with Lewis, National Invitation Tournament Ohio Valley Conference Joe Harney has been loaned to the tournament. (0-1) was the loser. He worked Pts GF GA First Round Pensacola of the ECHL. 1992 – New York Islanders coach Al “except that Lewis is going to be Ottawa 82 191 134 Standings two innings, giving up four hits Today ROCHESTER AMERICANS – Arbour becomes only the second the opponent. Everybody who Toronto 75 203 187 Xavier (21-10) at Toledo (19-7), 7 p.m. Conf. Overall Announced D Darren Rumble has coach in NHL history to win 700 games and four runs (two earned), while Buffalo 71 170 143 Hofstra (22-9) at Rutgers (18-12), Murray State 0-0 10-3-1 been recalled from loan by Grand as the Islanders beat the Philadelphia fights me has courage and heart Boston 64 163 148 7:30 p.m. Morehead State 0-0 7-4-1 Rapids of the IHL. Flyers 5-2. walking one and striking out and skills.’’ three. Lewis, a 33-year-old from Britain, worked out later in The first time these two have met, as for his final semester at Eastern. Six freshmen Theater in the Garden complex. Stone began his college playing Through his days at Eastern, When someone wondered why Adjust days at Indiana State. the Panthers used most of the from Page 12 starters in NIT Holyfield seemed so supremely The Robinson native now has second baseman’s services for confident for such a major match to shift his mind to coaching, speed. He stole 20 out of 22 matchup against such a dangerous oppo- build a program is exciting, where he works with the out- bases last season which ranked (AP) – It’ll be Quentin nent, he replied: “I’m a born because I know that’s what he fielders, infielders, the bullpen third for a single season. Richardson, the Conference USA again Christian and I believe in wanted.” coach and is also in charge of on- Stone said he will never forget player of the year, against sec- the word. Each and every time Stone did learn a lot from his campus recruiting. his times with the 37-16 Ohio ond-team All-American center I’m supposed to be better. It two years at Eastern, and has “He has enthusiasm, the Valley Conference regular sea- Evan Eschmeyer. It’ll be three would be wrong for me to be been able to transfer some of that desire to be a good coach and son champions. freshmen starters against three bad.’’ knowledge to Indiana State. experience both in the infield and He said he still talks to his freshmen starters. Holyfield worked out in a “Schmitz is a very sharp guy the outfield,” Warn said. “He also former teammates at least two or It’s DePaul against stark, whitewashed back room at and I have been able to bring has a winning tradition, so he three times a week. Northwestern, teams that had the gym near Wall Street, but some of the stuff I learned here,” doesn’t know about anything but “It is tough because last year hoped to play in the NCAA, none of the champion’s fellow he said. “It’s always good to success. His work ethic and loy- was such a good year for us,” meeting instead Wednesday night multimillionaires were present. bring innovative ideas to a new alty are tremendous.” Stone said. “The reason why it in the first round of the NIT at He sparred three rounds with place because it keeps things During his senior year at was such a good season was the Rosemont Horizon. James Gaines, and he concentrat- going.” Eastern, Stone was a two-sport because we had good athletes “I love playing DePaul. We’re ed on infighting. In the second And Indiana State head coach athlete. After he had used up all and cohesiveness. I would be both upstart teams,’’ said round he landed two solid right Bob Warn is excited to have a four years of his eligibility up on lying to you if I said I didn’t Eschmeyer, Northwestern’s 6- uppercuts and hard left hook to guy the caliber of Stone on his the baseball team, Stone decided want to be out there with them foot-11 center, who is finishing the body. coaching staff. This is not the to shift his attention to football again.” Come & Get Your Spring Break Attire Here! • Sunglasses • Jewelry • Watches • New womens clothing line for spring & summer • & much more! Pick up your music for the road!! The Daily Eastern News Inside Scoreboard. Page 11 NCAA Men’s tournament brackets. Page 10 Wednesday 12 Sports March 10, 1999 Trying to beat the snow Stone adjusts to new position By Matt Wilson Staff writer

When the Eastern baseball team travels to Terre Haute, Ind., it will be bringing with it a new set of signs. This is because former Panther standout Justin Stone, who Eastern coach Jim Schmitz coached for two years, took a job as an assistant at Indiana State at the beginning of the season. “We’re going to have to switch up our signs,” Schmitz said about Stone’s familiarity of the Panther program. “It will be nice to see him working for them, but it stops there.” That’s not the only adjust- ment being made, as Stone has had to make one from being a player just last year to becom- ing a coach this season. “The hardest part has been Mandy Marshall / Staff photographer watching a game and anticipat- The snowstorm that ripped through Charleston Monday left its mark on Monier Field. The Panther softball game scheduled for today at Indiana State was ing what is going to happen,” postponed because of the weather and it will be a game-time decision whether or not the baseball team will play. Stone said. Another change Stone has had to adjust to is that he is not Softball opener postponed, baseball game in jeopardy able to know the players like he By Kyle Bauer side and play. We have only am worried about how sloppy under our belts and get a win did last season with the Associate sports editor been outside a handful of times the outfield will be and if we can and get a little tension off of our Panthers. and it has been helpful to see the make it a skillful game.” players,” Schmitz said. “I have to be more of an While the unusually late ball out of the pitcher’s hand, Also a concern for the coach- The lack of offense has been authoritative figure,” Stone snowfall has forced the Panther but we certainly would have es will be injuries that may the main problem for the said. “Last year, I was friends softball team to push back its liked to have gotten outside and come from playing in unfavor- Panthers this season. The main with the freshmen and sopho- opening day, the baseball team maybe even have a few games able conditions. offensive threats of Mark mores. Now I have to distance will still try to play this after- under our belt.” “That is always in the back of Tomse, Brian Hantosh and Matt myself from a friendship stand- noon at Indiana State. The softball team’s next our minds,” Schmitz said. “A Marzec have struggled through point. Both teams were supposed to scheduled game is a double- sloppy game is not what we the first part of the season. Schmitz said it does not play at Indiana State today at 2 header Thursday at Southern need right now.” Marzec, last year’s Ohio matter to him that one of his p.m. Illinois-Carbondale. The Panthers have had their Valley Conference Player of the former players landed a coach- The snow forced the softball The snow may have forced share of sloppy games already Year, is hitting only .130, while ing spot at one of Eastern’s team to reschedule its double- the softball team to reschedule, this season. Eastern now finds Tomse is hitting .250 and heated rivals in Indiana State. header for Saturday at noon. but the baseball team will still itself trying to break a six-game Hantosh checks in with a .261 “In coaching, it’s hard to The game was scheduled to be try and play. losing streak that has lasted all average. land a job,” Schmitz said. “He played at Terre Haute, but will A game-time decision will be season. The Panthers will send John got a start and was able to get now be played at Casey High made as to whether or not it can Having been swept in three- Larson and his team-leading on board, so he’s fortunate. School. be played. game sets against Arkansas and 2.45 ERA to the mound against Having him come here and then “The kids have just been “They have a big cover in the Southern Mississippi, Eastern is the Sycamores. to see him have a chance to troopers,” head softball coach infield and astroturf and they do searching for its first win of the Larson has made two appear- Lloydene Searle said. “They are keep good care of the field,” season. ances this season, getting a no See ADJUST Page 11 waiting for a chance to get out- head coach Jim Schmitz said. “I “It will be nice to get a game decision both times. Duke will put the smackdown on the tournament field ll tournament pools are due matchup of got schooled by North Carolina. St. John’s be standard, with North Carolina taking tomorrow by 11 a.m., so it is Utah and got spanked by UCONN. out Stanford. time to seriously think about Kentucky is Ohio State comes into the tournament I shouldn’t even talk about the East, what is going to go down. probably the after losing to Illinois, yeah, you are look- with Duke taking over, but other than that, A best one in the ing good. UCLA may have the most talent, there will be some interesting goings on. I The men’s tournament will be full of interesting stories, as per usual. The bot- third round. but they are too young to make an impact. think Purdue will not only win its first tom line is that Duke should come out on The rematch of Look for George Washington to beat game, but take out Miami also. top in the end. I know that I am going out the 1998 finals Todd Schreiber Indiana in the first round. Southwest Missouri State also may take on a limb here, but nobody can beat the should be a Also, Syracuse could take out Auburn out Wisconsin in the first round. The good one, with Staff writer in the second round. regional finals will give Duke a chance to Blue Devils. email: [email protected] The Midwest bracket provides the most Kentucky com- Unfortunately, someone has to go to the avenge their only loss of the season against competition of the four. The first round ing out on top. Final Four, and I guess I’ll pick Maryland Cincinnati. should go according to the seeding, with a The Wildcats will then take the rematch to make the trip to Florida. By the way, Duke is a 44-point favorite possible upset of Miami over Washington. of the 1996 finals over Arizona to make The West regional has almost as little over Florida A&M, for all of you gamblers Everyone loves to pick Rhode Island the final four. talent, which should make it easy for out there, I don’t think they will cover. over UNC Charlotte, but I think the 49ers The South is the worst load of teams I UCONN to advance. The finals should put UCONN versus will hold Lamar Odam to single-digit scor- have seen in a long time. Sure, on paper If Jim Calhoun can’t get his team out of Duke, the two best teams in the nation. ing and prevail in the end. the top five seeds look good, but how are this regional, maybe the Lady Husky team Duke will put the smackdown on, and then I see an Arizona over Michigan State they really? should participate next year. look to next year. upset in the round of 16. The potential Auburn lost twice to Kentucky, the only I think UAB will pull one out on Iowa By the way, I think Tennessee will win tough team they’ve seen all year. Maryland in the first round. Everything else should yet again in the women’s tournament.