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nol he In the i n te r e~ 1 of the ~H lsc() \r L"I' I ' - The eVIdence that it does nol wanl spacc-tnl sed shi eld againsl Th" news agenc~ · s.Jld :"0\-;("1 rmoTl . aId \\' l'dIlP~da\ l'nitC'd "tales to scale down Ie conduct negotiatIons in erwmy missi les (hat is ReagCin s howed ·'Ih e un 1hal P re~qd('nl He;Jgan's ill I ~ lr Wa rs" research in ex GeJ1c \ · ~ . ·· pop ul arly known as ·'Star constrUl:. tl\·e approach of Ih e ~Is tcncc on pn':':-IIlp. (on\;lrd tilJl1ge fo r a Sodrl reductIon W ~1r s . C,S. administration to Ihe in I)ffcilsh-c weapons. " "l 'h "Star \r.1r!'" rc~ ('arch .-\1 Ihe news conferencC'. b ur n~ng problem of our time T Ile' olflcla l news agcnt:y prm (>5 he \:-. d('tcnl1ln~d to Heagan said he wanted 10 ··It was quile cvidenl that il curbing the arms race: · tI.'Js lruct the superpower arm: Ta5s sa id Heaga n. in a news discuss reductions in nuclear is not the ·.S.S.H. but par n('gotI3tio n :- r('s lIming co nf e rence Tuesdav. a;·lns wit h the Savie: ·ni on but licu la rl ), the United Slates of !\'Ioscow has insisted the " repeated hi s fab rication Thursda\' III Switzerland. w~uld ".ot use as a bargaining America . that is blocking the United St.ates must ha ~ '. the In GeilC\'3. the site of the referring to U.S. milila r y chIp 11Is Strategic Defense posslbril ly of achi eving "Star Wars" program before infer ior il\', a nd accl1sed ht" ta lk s. chief u .S. negotiator Initiati ve. a S26-billion progress III Lieneva"· Tass there can be an reduction in !\lax Kampclman said it would Sovie t Union without a ny research prog ram to develop a said. nuclear weapons. Daily Egyptian
Southern Illino is Uni\'ersity at Carbondale Thursday, September 19, 1985, Vol. 71 , No. 23 Burris to run for attorney general
By Lisa Eisenhauer General Neil Hartigan. Burris StaHWriter added that the offices should have been established long Vowing to ·· protect the ago. public. regulate the careless. prosecute the la wless and "THE A 'rTOH~ ' ~~ ' general. enforce the law when it is unJer lega l tatul e. is the right." s ta te comptroller iawyer fo), the people and b)' Roland Burris a nnounced ha\'ing those offices he has Wednesday that he is seeking been able to sa\·e the taxpayer the Democratic 110min ~tio l1 for milli ons of dollars because attorney general. you·\·e got people on site who Th e ~ 8- \' ear·old Sl l-C can get to t/1e source of a graduate and Centralia native p ~oblem to sen·. t he peopl e stopped at the Southern Illinois well. " he said. Airport northwest of Ca r \\ nell2sked about the state's bond~ll(' as the ixth stop on a insistence thal over 30 counties state fly-a round to make his build new ~ ai l s. Bu rris said he a nn ouncemenl , is ·'studying the problem"· He said he realizes that manv of ' · r:\· 1!)j!1 when I fi rst th ese jails are ·'ovel·cro\l,:ded assumed the office of compo and in terrible condition. " but troller 1 ptedged the most he said he also sympathizes open. the most honest. the with counties Ihat cannot most efficient. the mos t affo rd to build new jails. economical administration the office of state comptroller has Bu nHIS PLEDGED to help ever known"· he said . " I farmers overcome economic believe 1 have kept that problems. protect the elderly promise.·· and the disabled and " renew Burris said he is seekiog the the faith of the victims of office of attorney general crime because he " has the skills. the knowledge and the experience Roland Burris. state comptroller. laugh, It I dldecy Wednesdey 'or state IHorney generllet the As comptroller, he said he to represent the people in that reporter's comments aUer Innounclng his can- "Southern tlllnoil Airport has saved the state millions of office." dollars by instituting a new He noted that he holds a law IF HE is elected attorney can reside harmoniously with addressing pollution problems accounting system. He also degree, but despite being the general. Burris said he intends environmental protection." he will intervene. developed he first ombudsman state's "chief fiscal officer" as to "deCeat toxic wasle and He said that if the Illinois Although he praised the program in the history of the comptroller he has never pollution in Illinois and prove EnvirnmentaJ Protection network of regional offices office, he said. to help citizens earned a degree in business. that economic regeneration Agency is not expedient in established by Attorney do business with the state. Freshman enrollment up1 0 percent this fall
By David Sheets 1984 fall term numbered 4.300. release. All of the calculations and his oCfice, even with this from 2,466 to 2.660. SlaffWriter This year. freshman at are based on figures obtained semester's attendance slip. He On-campus enrollment A few more classroom seats tendance tOlals 4. .34i. on the University's tenth day said the University regularly dipped by 396 students to are being occupied and a few Cumulative Univer sity of enrollment. forecasls decreases in the 20.012. more textbooks have been enrollment for fall semester is Despite the increase in campus enrollment. ranging purchased this fall , thanks to a listed at 22 .6i2. Of that num freshman numhers the total from 2 to .3 percent in the last Unh!ersily graduate and 10 percent boost in freshman ber. 20.012 are in classes on the University enrollment is down few years. but that those advanced s tudent figures enrollment at SIU-C as Carbondale campus and 2.660 - 202 sludents - from fall speculations have never yet showed an incrc:!se oC 41 compared to this time last have registered for off-campus 1984. come to pass. students. to 867 . while year, according to University programs. said B. Kirby Browning said SIU-C professional students Admissions and Hecords' Browning. director of Ad maintains an enrollment The off-campus student primarily associated with the figures released Tuesday. missions and Records. in a pattern that exceeds projec popula t ion grew by 194 law and medical schools Incoming freshmei) for the University News Service tions from the administration studenls or roughly 8 percent. dropped from 592 to 571 . This Moming Citizen's committee trims improvements Ii~t Alcohol abuse has By Wm_Bryan DeVasher slated to make way for the liquor licenses on South Illinois ellS Bode .. StaHWriter railroad relocation proiect. Avenue. reducing the number ; .. , campus alternative Proposals by the Carbondale The proposals. which the of one-way s!reels in the cily - PageS Citizen's Advisory Committee comnllttee has been gathering and the revision of building Cor city improvements has for Ihe last six months. were codes calling for business Saluki quarterback been pared down to 12 items trimmed at the committee-s signs to meet aesthetic hopes to improve from a list that originally meeting Tuesday. The com criteria. contained over 20 recom mittee will forward Ihe Also dropped ;rom the list recommendations to the Ci ty were proposals for temporary - Sports 16 mendations. Gus oay. the Advisory Com Items include asking the city Council afler the revamped landscaping of land recently mIH.. ' , wis h lI't ewerlooklld • lot to seek options to increase the report has been prepared. 01 thln\l' - IIka _ tountalns number of parking spaces The committee droppped ~~~~~~1iO~o rce~~:r ~;fOSc~~ on every corner and .ir· sunny, wllh highs in the 10" downtown and accellerating from the list proposals calling c_ltlonlng ea_1e tn Juty the demolition of buildings for limiting the number of S.. tMPROVEMENTS. Page 5 and AU\luot. JOHN'S PIZZA PALACE "Becoming Catholic" I N ewswrap 519 S. Illinois
t A ~ I ~nat:..:..::::..:ion~/w~orl=-d ____ Faith rl\ Nicaraguan soldiers meet Journey... I U.S.-backed rebel column MANA GUA. Nicaragua (uPI ) - Troops intercepted a column of some tOO U.S.·backed rebels who crossed Into Nicaragua from Programs begins neighboring Honduras, officials said Wednesday. There was no Septemb
AIDS gal~ planners hope to raise $1 million LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Performers and executives worried b r t~lt-r11 Par~ ~Jl t cm""r 21, 8') S'.!.OU 11ll1 ltll,.1I " ..dn I:! I".... " 1111.111 ... llIh t UM..ATlU:"o . about the effect of AIDS on the entertainment industry gathered I ~t.h ~ I : Pll'lL'oInI H.II Road, II a.m. -10 I).m. ' ,, "o'h I " " ,·.111.. .. '14 Wednesday to polish plans for a star·studded benefit gala they Carbondalr. IL hope wi ll raise $1 million to batlle the deadly disease. The benefit, orchestrated by AIDS Project L.A~ and actress Elizabeth Taylor. a close friend of AIDS·stricken actor Rock Gfammy Award \Wring Doc Watson h...---s been singing his songs for Hudson, takes place Thursday evening at the glass·sheathed mort! than 30 yurs. Witt! In mpwed mi.lI.n 01 ~ · time . courrtry, Bonaventure Hotel in downtown Los Angeles. and bIuegr;tss, Doc's tunes set an intense mood. expressing ;oys and sorrows 01 the down home h.. . With his warm $1. presence, he state puts on ill show reminiscent 01 11'1 evering at home with friends in the ki1chen. but c.'oesn" hesitate to whoop i1 up and get the crowd roaring. Sex clinic funding granted Doc Wilson's inaedtie tw.ger pidling styte has infkJenced many ot leday's ar1ists such is Steven Slits and Nei Young. Doc is truly to East St. Louis junior high one of the finest pieters in the Und. SPRINGFIELD. Ill. (UPI) - An East St. Louis junior hi gh school next month wi ll become the second school in Illinois to receive state funding for a clinic Lhat provides information and advice about sex and pregnancy. Rock Junior Hi gh School is Vassal Clemenls, fiddle Venooso, has been playing prolessionaly 101 over a quarter 01 a cent ..., . Biled as the premeet' fidclt.... in the worid. gelling St30.0IY.l to open its clinic from the Parents Too Soon Clements Itves up 10 hts name by delqlling a oW1ts aI over the coun program. Rock Junior High School is the first junior high to open tr.,. such a clif" k iii the state. but unlike the other clinics, it wilJ not dispense birth cootrol devices. 8Iuegf-ass was the fYUSic on wtlic:h Dements cut his teeth and the parte..;.. form that makes him so popJbr with audiences today. 8u1 t. hom ~ straight lola performer. Dements has performed and Thompson signs spousal insurance into law recorded with soch ~ artist as: The Alman Brothers. The Ibnd. The 8ytds. The Grateful Dead. Emmy lou H.ris. The Boston Pops. SPRINGFIELD, Ill.
Michclob It's probably II~ poIentIally dangen,Us, Drafts 50<; and nnety c~ Pitche rs $3.00 is ihe UnMnity, Sp;:cdrails ihe...... "",ihe~ 85<; of _and about 201oaJI ...... All Imponcd Beers BuI,willtaliltleluclc. !hey jus1 might $1.25 pori all a miracle. Jose Cucn'" $1 .00 Mafllaritas ( l'~ u r sda y OnlYI $1 .00
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Da i1 y f':g ~ pWtn. Scplem l')C I'I!:J . 19t1" . PJ ~ l' : 1 ,.,--. ," ----', Opinion & Commentary ,/ '., ,J •. Student Editof.ln.Chief, Tricia Yocum: Editorial Poe- Edilor. Thomos Atkin.: : ., ",.octo,- EdltorHiI Pop Editor, WllUom Walker: Foculty Managing E~ ;' or . William ~' ' Harmon. ~>: ~ Bargaining issue .. still heating up rV'1,)" ~ THE ILLINOIS EDUCATION Labor Relations Board will begin a series of hearings in Chicago Oct. 16 to discuss collectivp bargaining unit determination for SIU-e faculty and staff. This series or meetings, and others that will follow, have serious ramifications for SIU and its employees. One argument in favor of collective bargaining is that it would give employees more or a say in decisions that affect them - decisions affecting employment to be reached through the ad ministration and the employees working together, instead of the administration making decisions without employee input. Some argue that it will raise salaries and will strengthen employees' rights. Others say it will make IitUe or no difference and others say it will actually diminish existing empl~ee rights. The issue also raises many other questions that must be an Plan to reduce Cigarette excise tax wered before t.'lere's a vote on whether faculty and staff will have collective '.>argaining. What should the bargaining units be? Should units be systemwide - including the Edwardsville campus and a ,e Carbondale campus - or should the campuses is idea that should not be ignited be represented separately? Should administrative and TilE SENATE FINANC"; tax to 32 cents. professional staff be included in the same unit with faculty? Committee is going to be ~"r.tl1,#.¥''''I- t"'<~~¥®y i Should departm~nt chairmen be included or excluded as ad ta lking cents this week. Eight ". ~~y"" , ~ O:'llE SUO I BILL would ministrators? These are some of the questions to be dealt with in cents. Sixteen cents. Thirty ,'n earmark part of the new tile labor relations board hearings. two cents. With any luck. they money for health education may even be talking common " and part for Medicare. This is EVENTUALL \" THE QUESTIONS will be which union will be sense. a n attractive notion since elected by faculty to represent them. or no union at all. Three The subject on the ta ble - no som e S5 billion in unions are trying to become the sole bargaining agent for SIU. ashtrays please - is smoking ""#'... ..,. ... ~;;>... ~ Medicare-Medicaid bills a n First is the University Professionals of SIU. The UP-SIU is a f and taxes. The question is nua ll y ca n be a ttributed to fi liated with the Illinois Federation of Teachers. which is pa rt of whether the Congress will Ellen smoking. Cigarette smokers the American Federation of Teachers. a n AFL-CIO organization. lower, raise or maintain the would prepay a piece of their Another union is the nited Faculty As<.;ociation. affiliated excise tax on cigarettes. Goodman future hea lth costs wi th each wit h t.he Illinois Education Association . which i!' part of the At the moment. the tax rate Washington Post drag. Irs a pay-as-you-puff 1'ational Education Association. The third group is the American program. is 16 cents per pack. This is \V;iters Group Association of University ProCessors. They're holding local relativch' less than in 1951. But But again. the greatest meetings and putting out mailings on these questions. if the Congress does nothing. a ppeal is not in terms of Whatever individual faculty and staff members may think. a t on Oct.! the fi gure will be raising revenue. but in this point. about collective bargaining. they owe it to themscl\,cs ha lved. wi th eight cents BUl there is solid evidence di scouraging smoking. The to li sten and make their contributions to the debate. chopped off the consumer thai cost has an effect on the same studies show that a ny W price tag. \'oungest consume rs who eenl increase would likelv In the larger scheme of a ren't yet hooked. The typical diminish the number of teen things. eight cents doesn·t American \,-:ho leaves high age smokers by 17 percent or mean a heck of a lot. But - school as a contirmcd smoker 820.(01). Letters this is beginning to sound like a picks up the habit in junior ·· In general.·· says Kenneth line from '·Pa jama Game·· - high when money is tightest. Warner, '" don't like Iii": id ~::; give it to the government on If we cut the ciga rette ta x of using ta x policy to influence e\'ery pack. 30 billion packs a a nd the price per pack goes behavior. But consider the year a nd it adds up to nearly down . The Institute for behavior. Were dealing with a S2.5 billion. Study of Smoking Behavior highly addict;'·e process. Victim offers reward and Policy a l Harvard Ninety percent of adults say AS YOU MIGIIT imagine. it eslimates tha t a million young thev'd I1Ke to quit if it were IS a n odd moment in deficit people between the ages of 12 easy to do so: 60 percent claim for retu rn of pai nti ngs financing to go looking for and 25 would begin. or con thev have tried within the past ways to lake severa l billion out tinue, smoking. year .·· of ihc federal treasury. This is One of the paintings that was same thing happening to them. a tax that is actually popula r. II'tlEl'( YOI: FIGURE the H E SEES ,\ s ub t le stolen Aug. 29 from the art There is also a felony charge In a \'ankelovich poll. mcre long-term health effects of this "educational" value in a studio on South Washington SI. still being pursued against the than three-quarters of the tax poli cy. Kenneth Wa rner of major tax raise. "I'm an is a major painting that will people who did this. If caught. the Un iversity of Michigan's economist. We talk about they a re sure to be prosecuted Am erica n public c hose establish the essential theme cigarette taxes a s their School of Publi c Health says market failure. P eople do not of my thesis exhibit. I consider severly. The artwork itself blunUy. ·'If that lax is allowed understand the results of the this -painting to contain the cannot be publicly exhibited. favorite way to raise money for the defi cit. That included to fa ll in half. upwa rds of haif market behavi or ca lle d substantial motif and essence so what good does it do to the smokers. a -million Americans will die smoking By raising the dollar of my work. people who have it ? earlier than if the tax had been price, we' re providing in· The stolen paintings are To show how much this It is a •. even more peculia r moment for the go\'ernment to left a t 16eents:' formation. We're saying. 'This very importa nt to me, not only means to me. I'm off"ring a The House Wa ys a nd Means rewa rd of S200 for the return of be actively promoting such a is costly: Thars not just in for my thesis exhihit , but for deadly habit. A study by the Committee ' ias already \'ott'rl dollars: thar. in terms of sentimental value as well. The my paintings or information to keep the 1 6~:ent tax. Things health implications too.·· lea<1lOg to their return. Office of Technologica l time to complete a Hoot by 6- Assessment estimates that are Jess certain in the Senate, It s;,ems unlikelv that well foot painting amounts to a I a m pleading to have these especially s ince Senate our 32-cents·\\;orth out of paintings returned with no Americans spend $62 billion a ge~ couple of months. There is a year on diseases caused by Majority Leader Bob Dol. is in the currelll Senate session. great deal of preliminary questions asked. Anyone with favor of a re'.urn to the eight The hahit some senators have information can call 453-4318 smoking. Smoking is lethal. study and long hours of tedious Why push it with a discount ? cent r ule. Rut the most a t· acquired of caving in to the work involved. or 453-4315. Information can tracive of the Senate bills tobacco lobby is addictive. But also b~ left with the secretaries I hope that the people who IN FAIR:>;J::SS, cigarette under consideration this week a t the very least. they should in the Allyn Building. - Ernest took these paintings will show consumption a mong adults would go in !-he anti-Dole, anti maintain the current 16 cents. a little sympathy. l"m sure \'i\'eiros, graduate student, doesn·t rise or fa ll with the lIe lms. a ntHobaceo lobby U's one tax thars cerlifiably they wouldn't appreciate the art. price tag. direction. They would ra is~ the good for our hpalth.
Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Editorial Policies Signed orticln . inclvding lehers. Viewpoints ond ott.,- COI'I"WMntOtie. IWHecI the opinions '" 1heir au1hon onl,.. Unsigned editortals represent 0 conMnSUS of the Daily Egyptian Ediloriol Commi·t ... whoM members are the s...... l-editor .l n~ . .... editorial pop editor. a news sIGH member. the foculty monoging editor and a Journalism School 'CK:ulty ",*"ber. i.e"en to the editor may be submi"-d by moil or dIrectly to the edilortol pop editor, Room 12.7. Communic:atioM "'ilding. lertws should be typMwritten double spoced. All letten ore subject to editing ond will be limited to 500 words. lette .... of Ins thon 250 words will be grv.n ~ for publication. Students must identify themsel"' n by closs and major. faculty members by funk c '\d deportment. non·academic ' loft by position ond d~rtment . le"ers submihed by moil shoukJ includ. th. oulhol' , oddress ond telephone number. letters tor which verification of outho"hip connot be mode wi ll not be published. P .lge"'. Daily Egyplian, Seplember 19. 19S'=; City hotel revenue bonds may be used for offices By Scoll Freeman StallWnter for usc in some commercial or Ihrough a fo rmll ia based on industrial venture before the popula ti on. at a rate of about Industrial rev('llue bonds year is out or they will return SI SQ per person. he said . There origina lly earma rked for the to the federal go\'ernment . is a ceiling to the amount downlown holel projecl could available to the city, a nd be used for the construction of I\DUSTlUAI. R E \ ' E\UF Ca rbondale's amount is fixed a new office complex on the bonds a re sold by Ihe cil y 10 a l aboul S4 million. city's northeas t side. investors for use in com mercia l. industria l or housing The projecl still needs Ihe MO~T\, SAil> there a re a pprova l of the city council. projecls. Carbonda le Com· loopholes in Ihe system Iha l munity Development Director bUI Gary Hill of Cherry. Hill will a ll o\~ ' a citv to receive and Slone reall ors beli eves Ihe Don Mont y said. more than its ' share. One projecl is feasibl e and Iha l example is \,'hen another ci tv i h f? r e " is a need for " The bonds a re rca ll v no in the s tate decides not to use professiona l office space in risk to the citv becau e ' thc\' its sha re of the bonds. Car· Carbond"le. " :I re paid of( by revenueS bondale could Ihen ~ain the use generall'!! from Ihe projecl. " of Ihese bonds by ' having the "ow Present olans call (or SC\'CII he said. " The cit \' is under no ot her city tra nsfer its rights to one-s tory oifice buildings to be obliga li on 10 payoff Ihe Ihe bonds 10 Ihis cily. const ructed betwee n Walnut bonds." Opern SerVing· a nd l\'l a in s t reet s pas t ~ I only said !hal if Ihe projecl Monly said Ihe concept of Eastgalc Ma ll on a 2.R acre goes under the in\'estors would industrial revenue bonds were For sile. Hill saId Ihe plans also ha "e 10 shoulder Ihe loss . firsl used in the Soulh a long Sandwiches call for a n access road 10 be with Ihe South's traditional bui ll linking the officl' complex TIl E RO:-'DS have been a lack of union labor to attract Lunch 10 both slreels. good im'eslment in the past northern busi nesses to regions Salads because any interest earned s uch as Te nnessee a nd 1111.1. S.\1i) Ihal investors from them is lax free. JVtont y Georgia. 11 G.m. have owned the property f<,: said. They a rc ta x free "On-SClt about four yea rs now, and because they a n' sold 10 in· 11\ TIlE case of the proposed have planned 10 build Ihe office vestors by Ihe city Ih rough a offi ce complex. Cit y Bond complex for the past severaJ privale bank. All or,le), Charles Hu g has said months . Iha llhe bond issue will la ke 90 At present. the revenue bond days 10 go from a public Severa l loca l and out -of-town program is on President hearing to final closing. businesses have expressed Reagan's li st of tax reform LA ROMA'S interest in using the proposed programs. a nd may be The city council has set a office space. bUI Hill said Ihal discontinued after the first of public hearing for Ihe issue fo r due to the uncertain nature of the year . !\ lonty said. Ihe council meeting of Ocl. 7. A PIZZA Ihe projecl al Ihis lime he major fa ctor ini:~el1dng the 515 'Iz S. Illinois fin. cou ldn 't dh'ulge their names. "People \\' ho buy thesc council's decision at this time 519·1 ]44 Hill is reasona bh' S ..I :'C the bonds are ~lb l e to purchase could be Ihal Ihe bonds arc no project will ~ o throu gh, since them at below market interest longer goi ng 10 be used for Ihe the cit\' will benefit from the rates . usuHIly 2 to :J l>ercent downtown hotel project. No Cover jobs arid re\'enue generated by less, "1\,lonl'.' said, Hill sa id Iha l if Ihe office the complex, Induslria i re\'enue bonds arc building proje(·t pro\'es suc Hc said anothcr fa ctor is that made availa ble to homc-rull" cessful simila r projects may the re\'cnuc bonds mus t be sold ci ties such as Carbonda le be considered in the future, IMPROVEMENTS: List gets cut m ENJOY S 1.00 NIGHTS fiT PRIME TIMEI Continued from Page 1 private business la ndsca ping towa rd tliC' establis hment of requir ing thai a ll buildings requirements set fo rth in the new businesses. Severa I downtown be reinforced to city code. committee members e x THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS withstand earthquakes . pressed concer n a bout whal The possibilty of beller The committee W ill a lso Ihey percci"ed as a ll eged (AFTER 8:00pm) maintained la ndscaping a long propose 10 the city the negative a ttitude toward new Soul h Illinois a nd Cni\'ersil\, possibilty of incorporating businesses. According to the CC/MIXla a"enues s hou ld be considered. g r ass mowi ng a long the committee. the cit v and the according to Ihe Cf .C. One way Illinois Cenlr a l Ra ilroad Cha mber of Commerce s hould .UDWIISla $1.00 to do this. the commillee tracks into the city's mowi ng eslablish a closer rela tionship (IN THE LOUNGE ONL noted. is to increas ~ the ci tv's contract. The committee will in Ihe selling of Ihe cil y. VI fO I'L'S lry sla ff. The commiliec recommend that the ci tv do so Ot he r recomme ndations will ask the Cit \, Council 10 in exchange for monetary include as king local garden Live Entertainment a. Dancing concid e r e Xf' ~ nding the compensation from ICG clu bs to assist in downtown Wed-Sat 8:30-1 :30 fo reslry slaff's jurisdiclion 10 The committee will a lso planling programs a nd inc lude la ndscaping cily recommend that the city ta ke pa inting the old train s ta ti on This Wednesday thru Salu.day come see parking lots Hnd tn enforce a more pos itive attit ude on Soulh Illinois Avenue. au...... MOOII (TOP 4O/VARIETY)
GRAND OPENING of BEER GARDEN (Thursday, Friday. Saturday) Hombre (M ••• ) .7~ Mt. Crest (Canadian) .7~ Tanqueray Gin '1." Gordon'. Vodka .7,. Prizes and give-aways , Open : 3pm • 2am daily
Daily Egyptian, September t9. 1985 . Page 5 .. Groups provide 'time out' l{il1SS from student alcoh,'" abuse Lunch Special $2.75 All emrees inc lude soup. egg roll and By Martin Fol.n a nd look much lik e alcoholic sa. ··We·re in the plannin~ Entertalnmenl Editor drinks. sta c::es . We 're getting together fried rice. Bring your own spirits! We Alcohol is doubtlessly a an approach to talk with Ihem k now it will save you money - and we problem for m:tny students at ··IJ..\\·11IiG SOMETHI:\" G abC':Jt the possibilities of provide the glasses and ice. ma n\' universities. that seems like a mixed drink serving p. on-;:I lcoholi c drinks." has helped a lot of students . Ma ny bars in univcrsity MQ"- !.'-' I II .. m 10_ 549 · 7131 The Well ness Cenler. the I m ile "" o ul h o f 50I U o n 50 5 I S tudrnt P r ogra mming Some have almost convinced towns throughout the state r ou l1 cii. the Wes ley foun tliemselves it is alcohol. " shc have incrf'ased their profits dalion. Ihe Siudeni Recrealion said. since lhev began offering non· Cent er and Synergy have Non-alcoholic hars off er alcolwlic·drinks. Fijolek said . joi ned together 10 provide s l!Jdents an opportunity to TRI SIGMA IS COMING! students with an all. ~ rnative to mingle wit h their friends . " T il E THADITIO;\AI. drinking . SOCialize with other stud<-nts favorite of SIU-C sludents is TRI SIGMA IS COMING: .. 1t sta rt ed out several )'I"ars and enjoy themselvcs in muc~ :he Carbondale Twist." she ago'" said Barb Fijolek. the same \\'ay as they would If said. ''Then there is Ihe You are invited to attend a party on a lcohol educati on specia li st at thev wercat a bar. she said. Mexican Su nset. They are Ihe Well ness Center. ""Time ':We're setting u? a program coming up with new drinks all TUESDAY OCTOBER 1, 1985 Out.' oricntatioll'-': and E·Night hoping 10 eSLE blish 'real the time'" Mississippi Room, Student Center ha \'c offc n~'d students a lter alternath·es· . \\c're calling A free non·a)cohoi;c bar will na t l\'CS to drinking with n Oll Ca rbondale ba rs a nd la lking 10 be sel up at Ca ! ~ Ca ribe 6 :30pm alcoholic ba rs," theln about our program," she Thursday ni ght. The program has evolved throug h Ihe years. Fijolck SEE YOU THEREU said. Thursday Special The 19S{I:, have mel with the concer ns of a hca ltlHninded Italian Beef w/Med. Soft Drink populat ion. in light of aerobk-s or draft beer ' 2.99 classes. phys ica l fi tness programs. hea lth instructors b and additional oUllels for Served with: hiPS & Pi: kle 'rt!' . Sigma Sigma Sigma is a il:ational fi tness assessment . Panhe UenJc Conference SOCiety "STl"I)E:\"TS AHE in s 1.00 mmm~ ~_ ~"" For further Information ...... 453-5714 terest ed in a healthy lifestyle." ALLDAY ~- - Fijolck said. " Peopl e are more concerned with watching their weight. and alcohol does hav{' a lot of calori es:· The 3\·erage beer contains 4th Floor. Video Lounge from 120 10 130 calori es. said Student Center Fotios Karaviannis. manager Starts Fridayl Starts Friday! All Shows $1.00 of Pinch Penil )" Liquors. A ) fEVEN SPIEUlERG FILM HOLD OUT FOR MAO MAX .. A can of becr. five ounces IHI5 IS HIS GI1£AIES. AIMONlUR£_ of wine and mixed drinks with ~ MRGIISON. an ounce and a half of liquor Tonl.ht at 7 pm only contain (he same amount of ~\ Er Friday and Saturday 7 A 9:30 pm _,MAD MAXD. alcohol .. ' he said. " Beer has TH£ £.\'TlrA- l£lflf£STR'AL the most calories. For every different brand of alcohol IN CONCERT AND BEYOND ~ .= ~.~.:\.::~== . ~ there is a different number of calories .. , Tilt: 1IiO:'(-.<\LCOIiOLlC program implemented by the five organizations was designated to promote III Tnt·SQ"~·rn1AlttS·Tnt·SAMt I~\ responsible drinking. Fijolek ~:::.:.:-:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:-:-:.:.:.: .:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:-:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:-:.:.:.:.:-:.:-:::.:.:.:.:.:.:-:-:.:.:*!.:-:.:-!-:.:-:.:-::;: said . .. Time . magazine has had articles about programs like this,"' she said. "It has become Starts Friday! more popular among businessmen. students and the FlIED'S ad.. lc. for the c __t. portl.r-for It's probably Illegal, adult population. They call it the panon who ...... a party ....ry nl.ht of hi. poIenI\ally dangerous, the 'Yuppie alterMtive.· " I!"s becoming established life. and definllely c~ in peoples minds as ·the thing ...... ,: ",_l_ (to- ' _ " _.-0,0 ond Waf. ] ...... ,:IIOC..... r,- 51 - " __ 0 l '_ Molo ...... ' ovr rO.OG ,.d,.IIIo," 'Ol!.... k to do, '" she said. -....,:I.... Ooo..obI.-J "' .....' V.. _ . ~ :C_ - C_. Cofl. .... U.. V.o.o, ..... Businessmen have parted o.",o <_n" , ..t ... _ a " _ f ""~ ...... : Du ...... O'SotoNoo.. . .. ~I "'" ''-''': a .1I GoOdo.d floc ol ...., -de> .. ~ I ] . Ot > ..t ~ r¢' , lo' . 01 ...... c_byl.. from the traditional Ihree - 1"II: ~ .. _no"." ' i>O' .... , _ ... 1o .. ... 7$rI. nul'" 10 _ , _~ ...+00 _ , '0 '_ I marlini lunch and have opened do "'" ... f\CI U I ...... ld k._ .. _ ..... t..• • Ih eir eyes to non-alcoholic 1o< "1" 1oc. "'Mc_..... " OLU~TEE I\ S p(;.1J {FIRST SHOW STARTS AT 7:.cS} -'LUS 2n4 SHOW- .h~ LEGEND orJlILLl' J EAN PG -'J .cIIT\C . UIIIlISITl' " 'IWll~• , .. w•• · • a., Atf".ntur. PG -(5:30- @S2.25) 7:45 Sf Elmo'. Fire R (5: 15@ S2 .25) 8:15 The Stu" R (5:[email protected]) 8.00 Eves of Fire R (6 :[email protected]) 8·15 I ' : I~( ' IL l?ail. y I-: gyptian. September. 19. 1985 Briefs IlEGISTIlATIO'\ IJEADI.. Wheelers bicycle touring clUb. (,AIIEER PLANNI:'\G and For further information call I:\E for a basic bicycle repa ir 7 p.m .. Student Ce nter course offered uv " The Bike Sangamon Boom. Placement Center will sponsor 4 53 ~301 or 549·5129. Surgeon" is Friday _ I he course an int e r v ie wing s kill s workshop Thursday at 2 p.m . will tJe held Sept. 25 to Oct. 9 on IJEA:,\ KEITII R. !)anders Wednesdays a t 7 p.m. Fee for will host a rec~ ption (or in Quigley Ha ll room 106. residents is S5 .5O. SS .25 (or non· leaders of College of Com· :-esidents. munications and Fine Arts REGISTIIATION CLOSES student organizations Tursday Friday for 'he Actuarial Examinations Nov . 15 and 19 ; TilE VIDEO, OoE I Salvador : at 3 p.m . in the Com· munications Lounge. and Saturda!, for the Life in a warlorn country:' Veterinary Aptitude Test a nd will tJe shown 6 p.m . Thursday COMPUTING .o\Ft' AIRS will at the Interfaith Center. It is Optometry College Admissio" offer the workshop " In· Test, both to tJe held Oct. 19. sponsored by the Southern troduction to the IBM P C" Illinois Latin America Tuesday from 9 a .m . to 11 a.m . Solidarity Committee and the A SPEAK.:R from West at Faner 1028. Registered is Germany will tJe at the Interfaith Center. Call 457-4487 required and can tJe arranged for morc information. meeting ' of the Green Party by calling 4534361 . Tursday at 7 p.m . at the In· terfaith Center. THURSDAY MEETINGS: 81U RUSSIAN Club will hold Blacks in Communication a picnic Sunday from I p.m. to PROFESSOR WILLIAM Alliance Executive Council. 4 p.m . at the Campus Lake Hamrick of the SIU·E 5:30 p.m ., Student Center boat dock. Department of Philosophic Activity Room D ; Asian Studies will speak on Studies Association. i p.m .. SALUKI SWINGERS will OoMerleau·Ponty'S Phenome, Student Center Saline River have a bake sale Thursday nology of Law" 4 p.m . Thur· Room : College of Business a nd from 8 a .m . to I p.m . outside sday a t Faner room 1136. Adm ini s tra ti on Stud e nt Davis Audi torium in Wha m . Council. 5:30 p.m ., Rehn Ha ll r OO M 108 : American DII . IlEI:\IIMW Hartman SIC AMATELR Ra dio Club Ma rkt.l.ing Association. 7 p.m .. wi ll lecture on " Di ctionaries: will sta rt free radio classes for Lawson Ha ll room 221 : SIU The Users' P e rs pective" the F CC novice class li cense Folk Dance Club, -; p.m .. Thursday a t i ::JO p.m . in Fa ner Monday a t 7 p.m. at the Parkinson room 108: Shawnee room 1:3 26. Student Cent er Saline Room. Tonight at 7 Joel and Ethan eoen's BLOOD SIMPLE "A thriller thot's fresh . frightening end f iendishly funny ." FrIday & 11411_,_ Mehrl Costa.. e Co,nt.trs.:1 Ihe sure Ihing RfiTT on yoar frlenels contest com es o nce in CI alifelime .. Sculpt RfiTT bU llhe real oat of cheese contest thing lasts Free RfiTT Tickets fo rever. Free RfiTT Albams 3:00,7 :00 pm Ionite Gourmet ~ Hamburgers Modern Da Saints ~Carbnndale 1700W, Main (Nexl 1o Counlry Fair) Hours: Sun Ihru Thurs. 11 am 1o lOpm IILLIIIIS'IILOUI Fr; and Sal 11 am 1o 11 pm, SPECIAL Think of it••• A&.&. IaA1r • • w. StrawberrY GonIon', A one pound biked &Pa~ 95 , ~ Schnapps 'It. CoIInI potato ° tben J/OU C take it to the works blr Ind ~1~1~~~ !1!!)!!8 stuff it J/ourself. 'lAW _° ~AII.! '!I~~ ... We wlnt to bUJ/ J/OU I soft drink when J/OU trY one .---,couPON'----T----oCOUPONo--- free soft drink I SOC Off w/purcbase of I Lite LUDCb stan !roar own Grilled Chlcllln IIIkedPOtato Breast and Dinner Salad Good thru 9/ 30/ 85 Good thru 9/ 30/ 85 Students treated after bike collision Trip to The J ackson County Am bicycles ridden bv Magee a nd bula nce Sen 'icc treated Iwo Michael C,, Wor·thy. 20. ap SIU-C students on the overpass parently collided head-on. Tuesday after their bicycles Both were treated at the NEW YORK Nov. 22 .. Dec. 1 coll ided. scene by the ambul a nce SIU-C Police said Tysonnia service. Magee complained of • Round trip bus transportation by Gulf Transport. T. Magee. 18. \ ': JS (ou ~d lying pain in her right leg and was • Acco modations at Wm, Sloane House YMCA face duwn on the over ... ass at taken to Ca rbonda le Memoria l · $209 before Oct. 11 about 3 p.m. ~ o li ce sa id Hospital. police said · $219 after Oct. 11 Sign up in the Long to be honored with portrait SPCOffice A ceremony marking the Long also served as fi sca l 3rd fl oor, Student Center officia l hanging o( a portrait o( officer (or the Da il y Egyptia n 536·3393 Howard R. Long, head o( (rom 1972 to 19i4. journa lism at SIU-C (rom 1953 Long wi ll be honored (or a to 19i2, wi ll take place second time Thursda\" when Thursday at ~ " O p.m. SI -C a lumnus Ke nneth Starck. director o( the It will be held in the School o( Universitv o( Iowa School o( J ournali sm reference room, Journalism a nd Mass Com room 1211. and refreshments munication and former 51 ·C wil l be sen 'ed, facul ty member. delivers the The por trait is by (reela nce 1985 Howa rd Rusk Long Honor a r ti st R.J . Shay, (ormerly o( Lc-c ture at ; :30 p.m. in the ~!-!~~~~(~~! l h ~ SI. Lou is P ost-Dispa tch. Morris Li brary Auditorium. To n i~ h t A t Pants (~~,C~~S Jeans SOUTHERN ILLINOIS' " HOTEST" LONGEST RUNNING LADlES NIGHT Shirts FREE CHA~IP AGNE AND AD~IISSION FOR THE LADIES Jackets Guys - YOU'LL WANT Sweaters TO BE THERE! for him ... CHECK OlJTTH E BEST SIC At D DANCE VIDEO n THE AREA free popcorn CUTU'S Mon-Sot 606 S. Illinois IN T HE S.l. BOWL CARTERVILLE 9·5 :30 TIE GOLD IIIIE FREE6-PACK of Coke with delivery of medium or large deep - pan pizza DEI .IVERY HOURS, Mon -Thurs. Spm - 12mldnlthl FrI&SaISpm - lam 529 -4 138 Sunday4pm-lipm FREE DELIVERY $1.00 PITCHERS with small, medium or large pizza every Tuestiay 8. Thursday $1.15 LUNCHEON SPECIAL any slice of deep - pan pllza and medium soft drink only $1.25 Til lOLl III IE FREE DEUVERY fill S.IWNOISAVE 529-4118 Page 8. Daily Egyptian, September " . 1915 Entertainment Guide ACROSS 1 Juncture Bleu !'"Iambe - Friday and 12 :30 a .m. S2 cover. behind the Sludenl Cenler. 8 10 5 Mata - Saturday. Lo\'1'" Rhino. 9:30 10 p.m. Free admission. 9 Aversions Today's p.m. to 1 :30 a.m. No cover. Tres Hombres - Mond1 y. 14 Wheel shat! 15 Mideast gull Rick McCoy Quartet. 9 p.m. lO Th ursday Ihrough Sunday . 16 Unevenly Fred·s Dance Barn - close. Wednesday. Wamble Arts and Crafts Show a I shaped Saturda;,'. Si h 'er Mountain Mountain Hamblers. 9 p.m. to University Ma ll . Thursday 17 Asian coin Puzzle Band wilh Wayne Higdon on close. No covers. 18 Substance through Saturday from 10 a .m. 19 Boost In salary the fiddle. Band from 8:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sunday from noon to 20 Choir gals 1012:30 a .m. S3 cover . Children 5:30 p.m. 22 Scurries 12-6 $1.50. Children under 6 EVENTS 24 Pine Ift:;.f Puzzle answers free. Friday. play performed by 2600mi.:iles Thursday. Reggae music SIU Classics. ·· The Birds .. · 27 loud ~~nd are on Page 14. Ga Isby·s Thursday. 2'J Force with Killer Bees, in concert at Quigley. i :3O p.m. Free ad· -;0 Top off Modern Day Sainls. Friday. 3- Ca fe Caribe on the south patio mission. 33 Splasttr.t 7 p.m .. Lm'C Rhino. Friday and 37 r" part Salurday. Jump .... the Saddl e 38 Ap~drs DOWN 31 Additionally Band. Sunday a nd Monday. 39 Bounder 32 Squint Brad.,· and 1I 0 1l ~· e. Tuesday. 40 Hire 1 Flexible Ih~mo· 33 Stave 521 41 Actor Alan - plastic 34 Water sport IVEIlQ D.I Show. Wednesdav. DlLlVERY Toolz. Coverc;; to be announced. 42 Home builder 2 Banish 35 Mineral vein S. lIlInol. 549· 1013 44 Hallux 3 Having wIngs 36 Holloot it Ave. 45 Dress up 4 Exci1ing stage 37 Tallied agam Hanga r 9 - Thursday. 46 Pudding type play 40 City of NigerIa Tric\'cle Thic\·cs. No cover . 47 Park birds 5 Hock 42 Fuet Frid·ay and Sal"rday. The 49 Snafu 6 Fruit dnnks 43 WW- t1 heroes IIbs Sen·irc. $1 covers . Tuesday. 53 Little 7 Arrlveat 45 Bird sound s 57 Shoot from 8 Shy persons 47 Kickoff Battle of the Bands Round ambush 9 Son of Zeus One. i'\o cover. Entertainment 58 Eirene and 48 Run-down Horses from 9:45 p.m. toclose. sisters 10 50 Vine 59 Eager desire 1 I Drudgery 51 Writel - 61 " Thanks" : Bnt 12 Existence Sinclair Oasis - Fridav. II'TAO 62 Leftward 13 Looks up 52 - porridge Oldies ~ight. Saturday . .Just 63 Sharpen 21 Keyhokts 53 Which one? Friends. Entertainment from 9 64 M r. Slaughter 23 Central to 54 Arizona nallve p.m. to close. No covers. 65 Shades 25 Gormandize 55 Mashie. e.g EVERY 66 AecoiorAd 28 Identified 56 Seasoning 67 Canute. e.g. 30 !. ayer 60 Was first Papa·s - Saturday and Wednesday. Mercy Trio. 8:30 SALOKI p.m. to I :30 a .m. No covers. Pmch Penn\' Pub - Sunday. SATORDAY )tt'rc,\'.9 p.m: to 12 :30 a .m. ~o Th is Saturday: co\'cr . soe DrClfts P .J . ·s Friday a nd Saturday. Side Tn-ct. 10 p .m . to 2 a .m. S2 covers. $ 1 .00 DogdClY DClquiris P .K:s - Thursday. Brian Crofts. Frida,' and Sa turda\'. DOG Ii SUDS $2.00 Urian Crons with n \'dc'l"", '/4 lb. all beef frank with all the trimmings Entertainment 9:30 p.ri .. !c plus a frosty mug of beer. close. 0 covers. PUppy CHOWS 50( Prime Time - Thursday through Saturday. Qua r lt"' r Chip s a nd salsa in a basket Moon. Monday thr ough 1st round 25C beers! Wednesday. White Ash. Bands from 8:30· p.m. to close. No covers. Regene·s - Monday through Saturday. Strin gs ·n· Things. 9 p.m. to close. No covers. Roundup - Saturday. Count,·y Fire. 8:30 p.m. to W .J .J W ::>z 4: ~ W Mon - Sat ruthie'7 9-5:30 702 S. Illinois Ave. Daily EcYPtian. SopIember I•• 1_. Pace ' Farm Aid may rival 'Live Aid' in SCODe By Bill Paige Mick Jagger and Tina TUrner Umted Press Internat10nal ClassifiedL won 't be on hand . those taking News Analysis the stage at Memorial Stadium CHAMPAIGN. III. IUPII - s hould be able to ra ise When the curta in goes up goosebumps of their own. I.'.ff.'! n Sunday on Farm Aid, some of grocery stores overnight a nd the na ti on's hardest workers have them empty for one day," Memorable duels are an Automoltll.. _ J will be getting a boost from a A total of n.OOO music fans ticipated from John Cougar Directory I group of people who appear to have pa id $17.50 each to see Mellencamp a nd Rickie Lee '10 DOOGl C)MNI 0'1. 'un, ond have the best jobs in the world look, go".of AM·f M ('OIl." •. A-C. more than 50 performers at Jones. who sings on Mellen· For Sal. ....,d.on $J'1OOQeO 457-7303 - music stars. Memor ia l Stadium , the camp's new album. Nelson and , 5'18A02. Wi th a giant shove from A ..to , ... Tlt()()f>flt II , ~ , 1", pb, ANI , University of Illinois' football Neil Young, who duet on fM ,,*,.o Au_ . ." fon"'. A·C. country legend Willie Nelson stadium. Most of the t4-hour _a_ Young's latest, "Back to the and Gov. James R. Thompson. concert will be broadcast live Country." a nd maybe even -...eye... I::;... ,~- -:.::; Farm Aid is designed to draw on the Nashville Networ~ . Johnny Cash and Bob Dylan. attention to the plight of far reaching an estimated 23 whose recording of Dylan's .....Ie_ mers, who continue to suffer million households. Three "Girl From tbe North Coun· from low crop prices. declining hours of prime time is being try" is a modern classic. -....I~ exports, eroding land values. syndicated to an ad hoc net Fantasy pairings might I ...... inflated interest rates and high work of commercial stations include blu~yed soulsters ~haluppll_ produ{'tion costs, nationwide. Daryl Hall and Bonnie Raitt, 1Icyc'" " We could (focus aUention The combinations of per satirists Randy Newman and c on fa rmers) in a more formers at Farm Aid should be Roger Miller. blues guitarists dramatic wa y," Thompson as thrilling as those at !be July B.B. King and Johnny Winter ...... Ooooh said in announcing the benefit. Live Aid concerts in London and Kenny Rogers and a nyone _,'-I " We could just empty the and Philadelphia. Although else with ~eat beard. Yehle... ' .....1 ..... M...... I For Rent Apart_t. Homer Kausch Ho..... MoIIn._ Room.,..... Announces --Dupl.... WantM'oR.n' aua:"... Property MoItn. H_ Loto Help Went... I ...... 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LARGE' bd,m . ne w penon, should conloel Mory Brown. cor".,. wo,h8l' olld hook·up. dry.r p,.,ld.nl. GPSC Ofllc • . Jrd lloor. PRIGNANT? pels ollowed. .. mil., from lown SIud.ntC.nl.,.. 5J6·7711 call1lllTHRIGHT Co l/ 614·13IJ oll.r 5 pm • 6,7JC21 6093f1"J I,#,,, p "9 "O"'~ ''''''''0 59118c4 1 W"'NTED CHEMISTRY TUTOR I 5"9. to<' I ,"~ .. ' 0'0"'''0'' .. CAM8RIA 10 .- 55 w· TI f>QU T. ~ ' ''' o l e 0'" '4'·21'4 6091(16 I .. ~. 1.... " I" 4r'" 101 furn 01' un/urn lown co re o nd Moilli. Ho",. Lots "'0'" ~'. 11<1 . ,1>'"' ,' .... f'd " ". -II 0 0 . Iros h No pets Dep req . S I65 985· So' 10113'" 610 1 ol l.r 6 pm 61 10Bc18 C'OAlE WilDWOO~ MOillE Hom. 21SW. MAIN 6177Bb' 8 Pork Nlc • • lo rge lot. wilh shady M FI RST MON TH FREE I I bdrm . 4 o nd 0 SUPER SPEC IAL 5 110 mo 1 bdrm • 5 I-H ·WHO-pHn· I mile, Soulh 01 51U New d e-c:k . lorg. Ire-f'l . on Glon' City Rd 519·5178 or helf mll.s soulh o n Old 5 I. 5 I J5 mo 519·3910 Do it yourself len 510 prompl poym.nl For one 0( yord " 57·77836· IOpm BECOMING C",TI-101.IC A Folfh 62698c31 . 601 J8/16 Journev. P,oc.ss begin, Sep lemb,.r ADULT ~~~"v~~:~S couple 5"9·3911 lOTS STARTINC; AT $10 per monlh & save 6101f1 b16 NEAR CARBONDA LE. 11 wide . 1 19. 1 JO pm. Newmon Cen'.r. 519· .IN'AU-YIDIO SHOwn 0-; bedroom . • o m. ulllWe •• no pelS Oil 101 f.nl Includ., wol .... Irosh ond SEKA-H()tJ..',£S- TOP 5 TAR!I occe n 10 Indoor pool laund,omo, xxx E-Z Rental nlee lol. 516!ip.r,"0 Col/ 61 7-1/! 7 . . HOSE1. ".o." •. I- ' ''II'-lIl ~I "" BUIlt),IOCo on pr_ml, .s 5"9·J OOO 60758125 "SPRA" Y N aUFF. In .. Con polnl.d. 6170Bc30 121 Ave. Ca,ttondale 1817 W . Sycamore Mobil. Hom •• , BDRM . 1 mil. soulh 01 compus. S"O ond up Vinyl lOpS Folnl ond S.II. wosh.r.dry.,. A-C. WCl le, o nd I, osh lopS guoronlee-cl 11 vrs e "p 10 NOON_ 5:00 Mon-Sot C'dale, 457-4127 pickup pro",'ded. deck W· Jor g. B80 p4'fcenl d isc 1o, s. nler cit/,.n, . 57. TWO BE..DR QOM CLOS E 10 compu' grill. U 50 p lUI d.p No pets 519· 811'. M ·F. I ·5 Wo '.r o nd Itosh pickup Ilorn 519· . _ 517"E16 15JJ. Mon.Frl 100m·6pm 1_:'''' "'IBowt Al TE.A nONS 11 YRS up4'" enc. '''' 62J5Bc18 GOV£RNM£NT J08S 516,040- 41J6BcJ1 1976 SCHULT , . )(,703 bedroom. I All typ4'S 01 s.wlng Open 7 days .AMI.... TU ...... U""•• 1 80RM TRA IUR. len yord, I,om SSO,:n o 'f' Now ~Il r l "g Coli 805-687- _eo,enable. Coli Polty. 5"9-7a63. olld h:rlf bolhs. cenlro l olr . 1 deckl eat ("u,.,.en' R« Cenl. r SI45mo 5"9-1831 6000, R·05C! 'M ,«l. .• • ...... I1E19 701 West Mill Carbondale (618) 529-3552 529 · S64 ~ .",.n'ngs /Is/ . 5960flc35 t.1.17acJ3 OR . S001 CHiMNEY S_ep. Th. A· . . 5474e29 Teem 10( your chlmn.y. 9IS--«6S. BIBLE CLASSES - Fan 1.85 I ~ ;'; E D£PMITMENT OF Redlo - · ...... _..... S4UU. .NOLL•• ST r.I• .,lslon 'I I_king on "ecdemic HAVE PICK· UP TRUCK with loll sid.· Tne Boptist Student Cenfer oH • .., accredifed bible classes. These L-_____ Advls.r lOt' 0 month Con. ••IITMS ._~______~ "-'v. roIls. WClnl movIng fobs. Prlcn class., may be transf.rred to SIU·C or any other occredited col· •• 10& t2WI_ I/nulng Admln /SlfOllv.·P,oleulonol n-vollobl• . 5"9·1131 I oppoln'ment. Position Include, •••. .. . .•. .••.• Sfl51E15 lege or university. ThrM courses with tnree semestet credit hours 190.nt11 Up 1OOrM. lOW lENT by ..",..tw. ,esponslb" lPy 1M 011 undergrodUOI. Qu.et . Counlry Surroundings WOMEN 'S CENTER OFFERS each ate offered the Foil of 1985. Aaou '""" compw. jl(1~ . "reof cd",/, !ng for 0".' 600 slude,.,'s. pr8glloncy leltlng. I nf~mof l on . ond Natural Gos ond A l e C..... wlll ....ln on Sept.... Iter. , , .., Iocotlon. CoIl4S7-20S7. Mosle" s d.g,.. In CommunlCQ IIOIIJ conl.d.nllol. nOIl ·ludg.m.nlo/ S MillS WIST ON OLD 1:1 ...... •...... 5f.7Nd21 or ,.101«1 oreG ~u i rC'd . ".rson couns.llns Coli !i19·131• . ...·1 U1 FUltHISHfO lOOMS, UTIUTlfS In- uper,e"'ced ond Inl.resl.d in · ...... 605.£37 III MW dudM. !Joy montfrl" 'rofft!'tOW I,,"'"~ ocodemlc advis ing In lorge MAN WITH PICK-UP w/ll heul off -Old Tellr-men' The Propheh IO· I I:30om Dec. 15t1t. ,.. '1«. fos', 611 f . ocodemlc unll "...fe,.,..d o.odll ne go,bag • • do eleen.up 0( odd lobs (BibleJI3) ,..".., ISO depotlt pllII SISO I.t for oppll CO I/OtIS 's s.p'emb.f' 27, Coli Mott 01 519·2553 -Cults. World Religions and Ihe Bible M 6:30·9:00 pm Royal Rentals month ~, . Coli ut·2t.J1 or Iecrw 1985. s.1'H1 'eHw of oppl/collon, ...... _ . 6149E1I - (Bible "'23) "'"10ft' on ~ """",,... ,.sum. ortd 1M I'\(Im.J of ,Iv_ lESlI",N AND GAY Tol" Is here 10 457-44ZZ 0 •• •• • •••••••••• ,,~ r.f.renUI 10- Rondy W.lk.r. II"en. support. ond r.f.,. Open -The 8ibkt and Current Issues (Bibkf.jl13) To 6:30·9:00 pm a.porlm.nl 01 RodlO-T.I.vis lon, Wed" SUII .• 6· 11 pm. S19-GA YS . Soulh.rn ""noi, Un i",.rsl,y, Cor· ...... 6150E19 Apartments and QUALITY MQBILE bolldol• • III'noll 61901 (6Ia) 536· PAINTING-PAPE'HANGING GUA· HOMES STILL 7555 _ANTEEO prof.Ulonol quollty AI Mobile Homes ._. _. 59050. Ro lla. 10,.,5. elfp !i19,"JI7 or S49· Available. Call AVAILABLE SEEKING TUTOiS FOR Ih. C"nl«J1 ,... . C.nl.r "'ch'-v. Progrom. FI • • ibl. .•• •... • •• 61 79E4O for Information hours--poy II m inImum ""'tIg. Extra nle. 2 & 3 ",m. Appllconll musl ho", • ... CT on III. :!~M~~~!: . l~~E~Suo~o'; on vacancies or Mottll. Horn•• fo~~~=~: ' C~~~s f~~:fl~::: •• p4'rlence. col/ W" son's Typ'ng cancellations. Serv'C. (Acron Irom compu, ·Furnished ~:;=- IC;-;:;~~~foron:.,,;;":= McOonold'l ) 519·1711 Reasonable Rates .. _...... 6'7JE5" .No Pets J1J, Pulllom Holl TYPING AND WOlD PrOCflS'ng Good Locations · .... . •.. 590805 Wllson's Typing Servlc • . W. con do A THtfTES ... NO DIETERS wonl.d 1o ,ush lobs. T.,m po".,-s, IhelI,-d'n Very Clean, AIC, COOLEY.INTALS V5. ond d lllrliwl. S~ l sh Flo_r (on Grod School 1/,,). rnumn. CALL Pall.n ond Dick Gr~ry 's Sli m Sol. I."ers. booh. I.gol. edlllllg. Furnished Iohomlon 0 1.'. 5"',"265 COIse". fopes Iron'rrlbed. ACTOSI 54'-55" aft., S p.m. •....• .. . _ 5791C18 Irom McDonald·l . 2'0 plul ,.,S. elfp No Pets RESEARCH PROJECT SPECIAliST; Fo.-- quol.ty WOI"k . coli 529·217'. Full·llm. p4'rmon.nl posll/on .f· •. . .•••. . • ...... •. 61 74E5. IKfI.... OctoN' I. 19a5. PhD. d-V'" MOTHER WlU IAlYSIT III "., hom • • In . lfh., Journollsm. Com· Ioskeyd./I- Glen' City Areo. Mon - munk oUonl 0( E"Olish. plus J .,.at'S Frl. 54'·64100"" 5. .: CA•• ON.ALI ••".,I~~ In I«hlllcol .dlllllg. . _ •...... • . .. 6155f2a public r./ollons. 0( ",..om oc· TYPING. THE OFFICE. JOO E. MG ln. AIIpllc...... ,...... _ MO.ILI HOMIS "v/fl.s. M.A. d.gr_ occ""obl. su" .5. CoI15"'.'511. wllh 5 pot"s ••"., I.ne. 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IL6:lt01 belO(.Sept.mb..- LOST FfMALE CAT. IIodr ond gt"ey 20. INS. bu, opp/l«Jflen. wll/ b. 1"');,' ""Ie '-t. chin ond e ....' ing, Room 1259. =~ Ilu:;:1 oH~=,!. ~~, ~~ :r .. ~':;.:-=; ':,"CC:II7r; Deadline: Friday, Oct. 4 at 4:00. :~!~~'~~~5'17CO;; 5 i C'ub_ ~~ .•~~ - ~:l .. ••..•• 6:l:lfG25 Page 12. Dally _~~:~~~an. September 19. ~~, Quickness, strategy, endurance requirements to play water polo By Sandr. Todd Staff Writer seven-minute quarters. with a be invited to a tournament at two-minute break between tile sports complex in In· What sport combines the eac.h. and a five-minute break dianapolis. quickness of hockey. the at the half. Since the players " We didn't fore to _ well" at s trategic posilloning of alternate between treading Indianapolis. said John In basketball. the ferOCIty of water and racing up and dowrl lante. club treasurer. rugby. the stamina of a the pool to keep up with \ht, Tbe club hopes to improve Sat."'a,.. October. channel swimmer and is game, endurance is a must. this year. Pare... 01 t.e Da" E._" ~oate.t played in the water? The games usually last an " If we have a successful It·s called water polo. hour. year." said Infante. " We could ~ Although the University lacks "You have to swim the getinvited to regionals." - Compiimentary Accomodations for Parents a varsity water polo team. that The club is trying to organize doesn't mean it lacks water f;~;~e~~t:~~ J~;e~db~K their first tournament for Sept. at the Holiday Inn oiCarbondaIe polo enthusiasts. isatall times." said Brabson. 20 and 21 at the Recreation -Flowers for Your P:uents T"e SIU-C Water Polo Club The club has played some Center and have invited such -VIP Seats at the SaIuki Football Game is made up 01 11 players who. prestigious schools. where teams as Northwestern, -Meals complimer.ts of the Student Center in club ad"isor Bill McMinn's water polo is a varsity !'port, in Illinois. Northern Illinois. words. " work their tails off. " the "" three years and have University of Arkansas-Little -MuchMore " It lakes a lot of energy." held their own. Rock and University of said club Vice-President Two years ago. the club Missouri-Rolla. How~ver . George Brabson. " You have 10 faced Indiana University. a top some of the teams have not Rules be in good shape 10 play." Midwest water polo team. in a confirmed whether they are -Write a 100-300 Word Essay on "Why My The game is divided into four match and did well enough to coming yet. Parent{s) should be Parents ofth" Day" -Should be typed or neatly handwritten Ewing to get millions from Nicks -Full-time registered SIUC Students Only NEW YORK !UP)) - By pound center said at a news Patrick the details would signing on the dotted line. conference at Madioon Square remain strictly confidential." Patrick Ewing became one 01 Garden. where the Knicks said his agent. David Falk. 01 Deadline to Enter the richest young men in play. "I'm glad it's over (the ProServ. - 4 :30 pm. Friday. Ser>tcmbcr 20. 1985 America Wednesday and negotiations). Now' can get Seven teams participated in established the New York down 10 what I do best. play a lottery last May to determine Knicks as instant contenders. ball." who would have the privilege Submit Entries to: Ewing. the prize catch of the Terms of the contract were of drafting Ewing. and the -Student Progrl1mming Cou.nc~l. located coll egiate draft. a young giant not revealed. although it has Knickswon. the 3rd Floor of the Student Center who has been eyed en\'ious)y been speculated Ewing will by every NBA team (or the last receive S16 million over a four "ears, came to terms wi th period of seven years. He the 'team on a multi-year aimost certainly will earn at contract. one week beiore the least SI .5 million as a rookie. start of training camp. " Bc~ause of the tremendous '" reel great and I'm happy scrutiny these negotiations to be here." the Hoot. 240· have received, we've assured Captain~ D's . CALL YOUR CAMPUS Giant'-. MlWRREP I_~-'-- ...... Sandwieb ~~E2:: ~~~~lic=jIIJIlV 549.3841 Ulr Special I.OwENBIW1 .-. ~ . - : , ~ ,,~~ \ ... , !l! .,.. 1 '7. ~,>:-~y ...... m- -- - " Q~ . .. ,- ., You get: 88 - 2 pieces of '~i'sz-0' ~ • fish fnet on .--.. j value a toasted bun an for only - terrter sauce _____ - crisp french fries S 1 ., S04 Speedrails -1601. soft drink SOt Seagrams 7 SOt Jack Daniels Lowenbrau park TRYOOR Special of the month: SOt Drafts DRIVE-THRO Stoli Vodka 90. 400 E. WALNUT CARBONDALE 549-1971 Daily Egyptian. September 19. 1985. Page 13 Women harriers face top teams By Rich Heaton StatfWnte, honors will be Christine Me his team. but it will be hard to Meeken of Ok lahoma Stak. an dptermine how well they have The women's cr oss eounln All America in cross country done until all the runners arC" learn will be up agains t some and track. and Kelli McKnee of finis ht! d and the srores of the best in the nation thi ~ the University of Illinois. who tabulated. Saturdav at the Missouri in· is rated as one of the top vitationa l. says Coach Don runners in in the Midwesl. A team {'ould have its first DeNoon. . Amy Marker . P am three runners near the front Dci\oon says Kansas Slate is Quarenghi and Lisa Judiscak and look strong. says DeNoon. the premier team among the 15 are expected to continue to nut if the last two scoring teams competing in the In· tUfn in solid performances (or runners are far back it could vitational. the Salukis. says DeNoon. He add another 100 points to the Kansas State did well in the says he is hoping for solid team's score. nationa l championships in performances from Vivian 1984 The u nivers itv of Sinou. who will be coming back ~ I U·C wi ll be competing Miss.)uri w:1I also be i"n t:.c from a oout with the flu . and against 14 teams Saturday. the running for team honors Sar.tha Gore. who did not run bes t of which are the Saturday. Missouri captured last weekend. Steady per· U niversi ty of J\'Iiss ouri . third in the 1984 na tional (ormances are a lso expected U niv e r s ity of Il linois. championships. bul was hurt from more of the fres hman. University of Michigan. this season b\' losses to says DeNoon. Ok la homa State. Kansas State. graduations. . DeNoon says he hopes for University of Colorado and Running for individual continued improvement from University of Arkansas. Babcock named Athlete of Year By Steve Merrill was selected a< the r;CAA Stattwnter " When you have a good hor se. \ ' OU sa ddle him and ride Coach of the Year in 1965. Fnrmer Sa luki gymnas tics as far as vou can." l\l ca de aid Meade said that Babeock s tandout Brian Ba bcock. with a iaugh. "Babcock is will compete next in trials for wi nner ai the 1985 Nati ona l rea llv a tremendous athlete the World 1; hampions hip Sports Festival a nd the U.S. and It s because of him that I Games. to be held during the Nationa l Cha mpionships. has was honored as the USGF's first week of November in been named the ' nited Sta tes Coach of the Year '" Mon treal. Babeock and Lut· Gvmnastic F edpra tion 's " When ,"ou're selected bv terman will each compete for Athlete of the Year. your peers. irs even more of one of the !O open spots on the The USGF is the governing an honor ." Meade added. World Games team. 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He s pent The injury-prone McMa hon i\ lcMahon. s till suffering from Sunday night a nd Monday in was sidelined last :'\ovcmber for Tailgreat display neck spa sm ;.; a nd a s tiff ned;. Lake F or es t Hos pita l in with a lacera ted ki dnev. Last By Tom Mangan \: 'ill not stari in Thursday's traction but insis ted Tuesda y yea r he a lso suffered a 'broken matched up last weekend. Soorts Edllor natlona ll y-telcviseJ game at he would play against the thumb a nd had back problems. w hen he had to chose a side. Minnesota. Bears' Cltach Mike Viki ngs. Chicago. however. will have !'\cst Jed bet w ee n a When he hea rd 'hat a Ditk a a nnounced Tuesday. However. in a statement. the services of running back motorhome loaded with Tailgreat ca:egory would be Steve Full er. the tea m's No. Di lka said !\:lcMa hon would not Wa lt er Pavlon a nd the c1ub 's rabid Saluki fa ns a nd a reserved for SIU·C fans this I backup. will replace Me· play and wou l ~ be replaced by top r ece ive r. Denni s panel \'an full of IIIini year. Mulligan decided todo Ma hon in the s tarting lineup Fuller. who has ",ade on ly a McKinnon. for the game. s tude nt s pred:cling the something that would show for the unbea ten Bears. 2-<1 . brie f a ppear a nct: in the Payton suffered bruised ribs na tionwide spread of "IlIini people tha t the Jlllni doesn't McMahon began sufferi ng regular sea son this year . last week while McKinnon Fever," Rolly Mu ll iga n's hold a monopoly on proud the neck spas ms last Wed Fuller replaced ;11cMa hon at sus tained a hip pointer in the entry in the JIIini Tailgreat sports traditions. nesday after practice but the end of last Sunday's win w in over the Patriots . competition - a display Mulligan spent dbout extolling the vi rtues of three days building a Saluki athletics - might bulletin board entitled The Alexander Technique is a postural training have gone unnoticed. "Saluki Athleti cs. a Great technique that helps integrate body ami mind However. the judges in Tale" li sting Saluki a thletic for total health. It sets out to correct the the Tailgreat competition accompJishments of near alignment of th e head. neck and shoulders. noticed. and distant past. complete This workshop will demonstrate basic Mulligan's account of the with photos and statistics of techniques and show how to stand. sit and Salu ki basketball team's past ~ C! luki glories. move properly . victory in the 1967 National " P er.ple didn' t reall y Invilational tournament. know how good SIU was. We the 1983 football Division 1- have a proud history full of AA national championship. fine athletes. and J was BUSINESSMAN and a host of other SIU-C trying to convey that," The Alexander national athletic honors Mulligan says. SPECIAL garnered him the first-place MON-Fltl prize in the Tailgreat Mulligan won a dinner for 110m· Spm Technique category reserved for eight at one of a pair of Saluki fans. Car bondale restaurants - A one-night workshop Mulligan is a seasoned he won't know where until 95C veteran of IIIini Ta ilgreats. the Tailgreat committee Seagrams 7 THURSDAY. SEPT. 19 A native of Champaign. mails him his prize, Canadian Club Mulligan says he's been A variation of the v.o . 7:00-9:00 PM going to IIIini games since Tailgreat would be great for he was " about knee-high." SJU-C. Mulligan says. ' ')'ve done everything but "Tailgreat is excellent for go to school there." he says. the community. s ports Mulligan graduated from department a nd the fa ns. SIU·C in 1975. a nd was a fan It's reall y a s pur to of both the Salukis and the c reativity and fan e n llIini until the two teams thusias m ," CHICAGO r,,~-(oo;o.---~~-~~~ THE STUDE.'I 'IRAIISI'I 715 S. 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Page 15 Sports Athletics director search draws 34 applicants By Steve Merritt Stal1 Wnter receive anvwhere from fi ve to ference Au g. 19. during w;lieh three to rive a pplicants on we have fine coaches and WI: 10 more a pplications before he a nd Stuck announced Ihat" car.lpus aroun d the rirsl of a re attracting both academic The Uni,,{'rsit\' ha reeeh'ed Ihe Sep!. 23 submission na ti ona l search for an a thletics :\o\'ember: ' Sluck said . and a thletically gifted stud<: .ll 34 a pplications (or Ihe position deadline. direclor had formally begun. 'Td like to hire a direclor as a th:etes. We need someone of athl etics director. says " We·.,e heard from people According to Stuck. a seven soon as possible:' Stuck said . who can cor.vey a positi ve Dean Sluck. specia l assistant that come from some pretty member selections committee He estimaled thai Ihe final image of the Universit y and its fo r inl ercollegiate athlelics to good places with a good cross will announce the final ap decision would be made before a thlelics departments." Stuck President Alberl Somit. section of applicants." Stuck plicants before the fi nal the end of November. said . Applications have been sent said. adding Ihat a number of decision is made. The final " Ideally, we'd like to find a by assistanl athl elics direclors a pplicalions ha ve bee n a pplicants wi ll be broughl to person who will bring in good The oilly a pplicant known to a l larger schools. direclors a t received from both coasts. as t he Uni ver sity for final ideas a nd not be afraid to use the public a t this time is smaller schools and a number well as the Midwest. presentations to the com them. Cha rlotte Wesl. director of of olhers. Sluck said. Somit set the application mitt~ . " I feel really good about our wom en'S inter collegia te Sluck said he expects 10 deadline during a press con- "We hope to have the fina l athletics program right now - athletics. Brown wants improvement despite good performance By Aon Wernick StaHWriter bit by surprise. I was just King was brought in for only about half slow ." he said. one series in the first quarter. Fres hman quarle rback Looking back. Brown said a nd Brown came back in to Kevin Brown performed well the loss would have probably stay. against Illinois. but he would been prevented if he had " I gOI kind of a r hythm sacrifice it a ll to run one play scrambled the othep '''av going. I felt good with Ihe guys over. "I rolled the wrol "")'. The who were in on offense. a nd I That play came late in the receivers were con ~ ~ . lg across Ihink Ihey starled gelling fourth quar ter. when Brown the fiel d to the left. a nd I was comfortable with what i was was Iripped up from behind rolling right. a nd they didn't doing. so Ihe coaches decided whi le scra mbling to hi s righl have enough lime to get turned to leave me in." Brown said. bv TIIini defensive end SCOII around a nd come back across " I did fa; rly well. BUI I made Da vis on a third a nd 10 play fo r Ihe field. When I came out of a 101 of mistakes. and I didn't a seven-yard loss. Instead of the pocket. , was in a con look half as good on film. being on the Illinois 24. Irolled run looking for analyzing myself. as most placekicker Ron Mi ll er had to somebody open. but I should people thought I di d during the set up seven yards beyond Ihe have been on a dead sprint. game." he said. 31. The field goal fe ll a few a nd I could have beaten him. " Brown Ih oughl Ihe Illini \'ards hort. he sald . underestimated Ihe Saluki . " I II remember thai play Brown. who shared passing offensi\'e line. forever. I should have set mv duties wi th sophomore Pat "They didn't respeci ou r feet a nd gOllen the ba ll out of King during the first two offensive linemen. When our bounds near a receiver." games. suddenly matured as a guys eame after them. they Brown said. quarterback and completed I I were surprised. and It look " 1 knew (the defensive end ) of 21 passes for 11 3 yards and them awhile to adjusl.They was behind me. [thought I had two touchdowns and an in fina lly adjusled bUI we kepi him beat when [ first turned lerceplion againslillinois . coming. t think we were in a the corner. He madea dive a nd " I had some butterflies. but I lillie beller shape than their caught my foot , a nd I went don't feel I was as nervous defensive linemen." he said. down. If [ had beaten him, I before the U of I game as I was Brown is working this week had a chance of getting the the other two games. My to rid himself of mista~es $tlHPttolobyJllftllMntlnl. first dow n, because I had the cot1centration was much made against Illinois before keyln Brown hope, for I n Improv.cl performance 'pln,t Drak • . sidelines. He caught me a little better," Brown said. this week's game at Drake. Stuck, Somit ponder role Spikers face DePaul, of athletics advisory panel fight off flu outbreak ~~~:~~.rrlll effectively." the Gradua te and By st... Merrill Somit said that he will be Professional Student Staff Writer what's predicted - you never Is the Intercollegiate meeting with Stuck and Council, says " the IAAC has know wbat's going to happen." Athletics Advisory Com- Margaret Mal thias , the new never operated at a more The 8-3 Saluki volleyball Hunter said that as long as mittee effective? chairperson of the IAAC, to efficient level." team swings into action her squad played well on their That is a question SIU-C examine proposals for " A reduction in number Thursday night, traveling to half of the court. things would President Alberl Somit and restructuring. will effectively put a damper DePaul to face the Blue turn out OK. his special assistant to " There have been a on creative impact," Stolar Demons ina 7:30p.m . contest. " If we play well on our half a thletics. Dean Stuck. have number of suggestions," said . " Less representatives The Salukis are coming off a of the court. pass well and been pondering. Somit said . " The two that means a narrower viewpoint attack with a litlie more The IAAC is an advisory seem to be the most prac- with much less input from ~h~ th~~~:ac:'n~~~~~:tC~~~ consistency. then we'lI be all committee requ ired by tical include a reduction in those involved with the weekend. SIU-C fell short of right," Hunter said. " I guess NCAA guidelines. It has no numbers or restricting the University. capturing its' third con the thing I'd like to see most at sectutive tournament title, formal policy or rule-making committee 10 focus on policy Stuck said that he felt the this stage of the season is a powers. matter rather tha n a d- IAAC had become too in- losing to Central Michigan and consistent offensive attack." The IAAC is composed of ministrativc issues." volved with administrative nationally-ranked Texas A&I\I . Hunter and some of her 19 mpmbers who represent Stuck said hp thinks thaI duties. such as the hiring of " I was pleased with the players have been baltling a various constituencies on the the committee should focus an athletics director. overall performance of the flu bug acquired on the Central SIC-C campus, including the more on policy formulation " LeI the administration squad even though we went Flordia Invitational trip two iacuity . c ivil service and spend Jess time with make administrative flat in the Texas A&M match," weeks ago. Hunter missed workers. the Undergraduate administrative matters . decisions," Stuck said. " If said Saluki coach D ~bbie practice once while offensive Student Organization, the " From informal sludies people within the ad- Hunter . " Wp'lI look to continue leader Darlene Hogue was Graduate and Professional I've conducted, we have one ministration are not doing a good serving and passing sidelined for two days of Student Council and the of the largest a dvisor y their iob. then fire them. It game a nd hopefully our practice. community. Five of the committees I've ever seen," should not be up 10 a com· blocidng and communication " I hope we . oake this flu representatives a re ap- Stuck said. "The average millee 10 carry the workload .... ill s how a little im thillg soon," Hunter said. pointed by the University size seems to be about 10, of the administration." provement." adding thai Hogue should be president. with the smallesl com- Somit said his main ready to practice by Wed Somi!, and especiall y mittees having four to five concern was 10 have an DePaul is 1-7 this season, nesday. " Playing with a cold Stuck. feel that the com- representatives." efficienl advisory board for pending results from Tuesday can be pretty debilitating - mittee may have too many A decision to restructure athletics. night. DePaul's losses include you just feel tired and it's members and is unweildy. the IAAC may not receive " My main concern is an setbacks to Northern Iowa, much easier to gel fatigued." " We a r e presentl y unanimous approval , effeetivecommiUee." $omit Western Illinois and Bradley, all conference fOOl' of the After taking on DePaul. the discussing the organization however. said. "If the COniiTIi:.!ee can of the IAAC," Somit oon- Glen Stolar. who has function efficcnlly at its SaIukis. Salukis will compete in the Northwestern Invitational this firmed. "There has oeen served on the committee for present number. then fine. I "The Chicago area is a good some concern, even within two years as representative want a committee tat can volleyball region and we'll weekend. where they will face the committee, that it has from the Und"rgraduate play an effective role in the have 10 go in prepared." Kansas State, Northe: .1 Illinois Hunter said. " We'll have to be and nationally ranked Nor become 10 large to operate Student Organizalion and formation of broad policy." careful to not get caught up in thwestern. Page 16. Daily Egyptian, September 19, 1!l85