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$42. tudents fees go up anotherChicago State University is70 still taking bids ·on the extended coverage. of Governors approved DENT FEE INCREASES Increases of $24 on the textbook $42.70 increase in rental fee, $3.50 on the Union bond Boarda 's student fees for the 1988-89 24.00 revenue fee and $1.70 on the Grants-in y bringing the total student Textbook Rental $ Aid fee were also approved and con for full-time students to '"----b=:::::::===;lir----JE year, Health Insurance $ 13.50 tributed to Eastern's total student fee Oper year. increase. '1 Grants-in-aid $ 1.70 rn President Stan Rives Craig Lange, student government the increase at the BOG Union Bond Revenue $$42.70 3.50 financial vice president, said because Thursday in Springfield. The >tal increase for '88-89 the cost of books has increased, student proves budgets and sets policies $439.00 $481.70 fees also have to be increased. ''The $12 hicago State University, per semester increase is to offset the Student fees willincrease from to for next year. rs State University, Nor News graphic by Robb Montgomery market rate for the costs of textbooks," Illinois University, Western experiencing an increase in health health insurance increase for Eastern, Lange said. University and Eastern. insurance rates. the BOG also approved increases of "By way of comparison, if the text the 20.9 percent increase She said the U.S. Office of Education $42.20 for Northeastern Illinois book rental system were not available t fees is necessary primarily to for Western Illinois said issued a directive last year making it University and $10 at �astern, students might reasonably a. change in student health necessary for public universities to University. 3Xpect to pay approximately $200 per coverage. cover maternity costs in their student Meyer said Governors State semester to purchase textbooks," Rives all �eyer, BOG spokesperson, said health insurance plans. University doesn't have a mandatory (See STUDENTS, Page 7 A) is not the only university In agditjon to approving the $13.50 student health insurance plan and
Lack of funds claims sixth Eastern teacher )OHN PLETZ AssociateBy news editor David Downing, an associate professor of English, became iJie sixth Eastern instructor since December to announce plans to leave the university for another job outside the state. Downing, who has been at Eastern since 1979 and has tenure, said Thursday af ternoon he has accepted an associate professorship at participate in the Mid-America Indiana University of Penn psla cement day, which was held in the sylvania in Indiana, Penn. Downing cited "a huge salary increase," and, more im portantly, better support such eek Court may remedhalls.y crisis as travel funding and reduced Hencken said the costs of the class loads to enhance research. '' Downing JOms Deborah lower thanDavid even Downing the most grim Housing Director Th e un- Greek Court units are higher cken said Wednesday because it costs more to build Clarke, an associate professor statistics spewn out by ad ersity would not force derstanding has and maintain newer, smaller leaving to Penn State ministrators show. a housing waiting always been that facilties. Unlike Greek Court's University, as the second A memorandum sent to move into "Greek southern neighbor, Carman instructor to leave the English faculty and staff by Eastern on they will be used as Hall, whose two units house department this year. President Stan Rives April 8 Plesident Stan Rives residence halls if 450 students· each, the new And English department states the average Illinois April 1 Greek Court they are not used by buildings will house only 40-42 Chair J. Quivey says it will be faculty salary is nearly 4 built regardless of studentsper unit. no easy task replacing the two. percent below the national fraternities or "They are both losses that are average, but. some instructors · ations' desire to "Newer facilities cost more to sororities. build. It costs more to maintain going to hurt us because the are below that. said if greek a unit with 40 residents than it market was considerably more "They talk .about the average ·ons do choose to live does to maintain a unit with competitive when they were salary at Eastern of $30,000, -Stanley Rives, 800 residents (per capita)," he hired (Downing in 1979 and but that depends on when you Court units, yet are fill the entire unit, Eastern's President said. "When you build a larger Clarke in 1984). were hired," Downing said. on the residence hall building and keep adding "There were very few jobs, ''We have people here who were and we were hiring. Although hired in the late 70s, and who list will be placed in ---- floors, you already have a live there. '' larger budget to work with." salaries were low, we wete are associate professors and are (forcing students to "The understanding has Hencken said Greek Court getting some excellent people. still making less than to Greek Court) always ,. been that they may remedy the on-campus Now ther� are more jobs fo be $25,000-that's criminal. something we do (proposed housing units) will be housing crisis if greeks living had. "I have a contract (at IUP) used as residence halls if they in residence halls were given "Even if we get generous with a huge salary increase," be," Hencken said, �r. ''But I'd see it as are not used by fraternities or the opportunity to move into replacement salaries, we11 still Downing said. "It's a much the greeks to recruit. I sororities," Rives said in an the Greek Court units, thus have difficulty replacing bigger salary and so much s an advantage to earlier interview. opening up space for students (Clarke and Downing) with better support, Eastern can't k organizations) who The cost for room and board on waiting list. people of comparable quality. compete with their support." it a houses." on greek row is expected to fall "We've had a waiting list What this university needs to Quivey sympathized com , Rives also stated between $2,600 to $3,000, ever since I've been housing do is keep the good people that pletely with Downing's Greek Court units significantly higher than the director (1974) and its it has now," Quivey added. situation, saying, "The used as residence current room and board rate averaged between 500 and Downing explained-- the prospects for the future just salaries at Eastern are actually (See INSTRUCTOR, Page 6A) greekschoose not to ($2,300) for the 11 residence 1,300 people," he said.
Go shopping 'Cross County' in The Verge 15, 1988 2A Friday, April The Dally Eastern Associated Press Passenger pleads for the release State/Nation/World pro-Iranian Prisoners in Kuwait was first diverted to Mashhad DeveloperNEW YORK and(AP)- wifeBillionaire plead developer innocent Harry ALGIERS (AP)-A Kuwaiti , "Hello. Hello to my passenger aboard a hijacked Iran, where 57 people were freed. in good health. Helmsley and his wife, Leona, the self-styled hotel queen, family. jumbo jet pleaded with his went on to Cyprus, where two government to release were arraigned today on tax envasion charges in state I � hostages court, where they loudly proclaimed their innocence. government today to give in to It were killed and 13 Islamic Jihad prisoners. The Helmsley, in ringing voices, replied, "Not guilty," the Arab gunmen's demands and released, and flew to Algiers on they will kill us all." when asked how they pleaded to charges involving the said they would kill everyone Tuesday. The call came after the disguising of millions of dollars in renovation costs for aboard if Kuwait refused. The hijacker�, thought to Algerian news agency, their estate as business expenses. Negotiations to free about 36 number about eight, are armed Presse Service reported Also pleading innocent were Frank Turco, Mrs hostages aboard the Kuwait with grenades and guns and have talks betw en Alg Helmsley's former top aide, and Joseph Licari, the couple's Airways Boeing 7 4 7 were threatened to blow up the plane negotiators and� the hija fon_nerfinancial manager. suspended. and kill their hostages. been suspended. It 4 The hijackers have demanded In a call from the plane to the why the talks were All four also were named in a 7 -count federal in did " that Kuwait free 17 pro-Iranian control tower, the passenger The talks had rea dictment containing similar charges. That indictment also broken charges Mrs. Helmsley and Turco with extortion con extremists convicted of identified himself as Ahmad impasse on Wedne spiracy; they allegedly received kickbacks by threatening terrorism. Kuwait has rejected Zayed. ranking Algerian the demand. "My name is Ahmad Zayed," speaking suppliers with a cutoff of Helmsley business and by on of threatening Helmsley employees with loss of their jobs. The plane was commandeered the passenger said over the radio anonymity, said Wedn conditi State prosecutors had asked that the Helmsleys each be April 5 on a Bangkok-Kuwait to the control tower. His words Kuwait's "intransigence• required to post $1 million bail, and that bail for their flight with 112 people aboard. It were monitored by repqrters. created the standstill. aides be set at $100,000. But acting state Supreme Court Justice Carol Berkman released them on their own recogninance. A June 1 court date was set. Superpowers sign Afghan treaty
GENEVA (AP)-The United to restore the independence they Afghan refugees. question ethics of society Union have earned through''blood and The Moslem insrgents DoctorsCHICAGO (AP)-Society would be taking an ethical States and the Soviet to end sacrifice." Foreign Minsiter the Marxist Afghan misstep by allowing doctors to immediately remove organs today signed an accord in Edward A. Shevardnadze signed for 10 years have headq from infants born without a ''higher brain," rather than Moscow's intervention gov Red for the Soviet Union. Pakistan. Pakistan also waiting for brain death, say two medical ethicists. Afghanistan and allow the out its Secretary-General Javier Perez the conduit for foreign Such infants, called anencephalics, have a brain stem, Army to start pulling de Cuellar of the United Nations aid to the guerrillas. which enables them to breathe. But they have no cerebral 115,000 troops on May 15. also said the U.N.-mediated Perez de Cuellar opened cortex, the part of the brain that allows thought and Afghanistan and Pakistan "represent a major minute ceremony voluntary movement. signed the agreement in a solemn agreements a marble stride in the effort to bring peace Afghanistan and Most die within 24 hours and all within weeks of birth, 10-minute ceremony in by to Afghanistan." their "tireless efforts." and they are increasingly viewed by some within the and gold council chamber at U.N. P · was Also signing the accord were tanked the United medical community as a potential pool of donor organs for headquarters. Pakistan Foreign Minister Abdul Wakil of supports the guerrillas, children needing transplants. representing the Afghan· St.a and Acting Foreign Soviet Union, which At issue is both the appropriateness of using anen guerrillas, who have vowed to Afghnaistan Minister Zain Noorai of Pakistan. government, for cephalics as donors-and how soon. continue their war to oust the a . The settlement followed six guaratee the accord. "Organ donation is very laudable and people say these Marxist government in Mabul years of on-again, off-again Aides then carried the kids will inevitably die, " said Dr. Shlomo Shinnar, co Secretary of State George P. negotiations between bound documents author with John Arras of a "Commentary" article in Shultz, who signed for the Afghanistan and Pakistan, which minister to the next Friday's Journal of the American Medical Association. United States, said the f agreement would allow the neighbors Afghanistan and is Copies go to each coun •: '"But then what makes that different from a number for people of Afghanistan to home to an estimated 3 million United Nations. -iiewborns with congential fatal diseases? Or other kids and of determine their own future and :adults in vegetative states?" Shinnar said FOR RENT 2-bedroom Townhouse apt. Congratulations located at 1610-1640 University Drive Charleston, IL Sharon Etzkorn as low as 9 MONTH LEASES EIU Gree·k $124.50 per person utilities not included Woman *Ca/1345-6115 ask fo r MRS. SLEVIN You've done a ofwonderful the jobYear! on Rules &. Games! The With much pride &. love, Daily The Women of Alpha Sigma Eastern News The Daily Eastern News is published daily, Monday through Friday, 1n Charleston, Illinois during fall and spring semesters and twice during the summer term except during school vacations or examinations, by the students of Eastern Illinois University. Subscription price: $18 per semester, $8 for summer only, $36 for all year. The Daily Eastern News is a member of the Associated Press w!.ich is entitled to exclusive. use of all articles appearing in this paper. The editorials on Page 4 represent the maiority view of the editorial board; all other opinion pieces are signed. Phone 581- 2812. The Daily Eastern News editorial and business offices are located 1n the North Gym of the Buzzard Building, Eastern Illinois University. Second PRESENTS class postage paid at Charleston, IL 61920. 1$SN 0894-1599. Printed by Eastern Illinois University, Charleston, IL 61920. §JFIBIINIFIE§ CGJ il NEWS STAFF Editor in chief...... Chrystal Philpott Verge editor ...... Kim Mikus ALL CAMPUS Managing editor ...... Russell Stare Assoc. Verge editor .. Melissa Tiberend ... � News editor ...... Amy Carr Verge photo editor ...... Steve Beamer Assoc. news editor ...... John Pletz Art Director ...... Jim Carlson PARTY! Edit page editor ...... Matt Hortenstine Supplements editor .Catherine Velasc Activities editor ...... Michelle Zawin Advertising mgr ...... Karen Charnesky Administration editor ..... Craig Edwards Asst. advertising mgr ...... Amy Smitho
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• "" .. # ...... • ... • • " l. I O 't f f , • I • C • • I 't • � t 0 i • I • I It • o • • • o I • i"' • \f ,.. #.••I••.••t I I•I•"'• t • • • •' Eastern News Friday, April 15, 1988 3A The Dally Greek games end this weekend tournament, p.m. Zeta, first; Alpha Sigma up ffers By MICHELLE ZA WIN Student gro o Activities editor A unity party will follow Alpha, se<'ond; Sigma Sigma 1 at Delta Greek Week acfo·ities Lawson-Taylor tennis Sigma, third and Sigma Kappa, continue this weekend with courts from 2 30-5 p.m. fourth. Turkish cultural feast tLe said both she and the campus pond. Eastern's all-greek basketball Meanwhile Alpha Phi at StaffCA THERINEeditor VELASCO Pehlivan share Events slated for Friday are squad defeated a team from have events sorority won the 400-meier persoAltannal insights will their men's tugs, 3 p.m.; Western Illinois University, relay, while Alpha Sigma a Eastern students will country the dinner.of omen's tugs, 3:20 p.m.; big 68864, in a game played at little Alpha finished first, and Delta chance to tantalize their at will tugs, 3:40 p.m.; women's McAfee Gym Wednesday Zeta and Sigma Sigma Sigma tastebuds with exotic foods The a eveningvariety of sevenbegin tacle' course, 4:00 p.m. and night. were third and fourth, en s from Turkey and experience appetizers,with mostly with obstical course, 5 p.m. Winners of Wednesday's respectively. the Turkish culture vegetables and one of hors Saturday's events, also at the semi-final canoe races to n's Sigma Pi fraternity won the beginning at 6 p.m. with pus pond, include the Saturday's finals, were Alpha men's one-mile relay, while Saturday at the Wesley d'oeuvresdinner consistsmeat. of a · thlon, 9 a.m.; women's Sigma Alpha, Sigma Sigma Delta Chi and Sigma Chi Foundation, 2202 FourthSt. The course called oe finals, 10 a.m.; men's Sigma, Alpha Gamma Delta finished second and third, "Our organization is main''Bezelye," a turkish dish oe tmals, 10:30 a.m.; and Delta Zeta sororities. respectively. sponsoring cultural dinnersex of and tug finals, 11 a.m.; Men's teams advancing were Sigma Pi also won the 400- to promote cultural madeon up rice.green The peas desert, men's tug finals, 11:15 Sigma Pi, Sigma Tau Gamma, meter relay. Sigma men's J Tau change," said Feza Pehlivan, beef is phyllo leaves . ; pyramid finals, 11:30 Delta Tau Delta and Sigma Chi. Gamma and Lambda Chi Alpha e president of the association with"Baklava," walnuts and a . men's finals, The results for the finished - second and third. tug of internationalstudents. as one . - -special -- --- n; sportmanship vote, women's 800-meter relay were: respectively. ; big final- -"We chose-Turkey our add even Tukish p.m. and softball -syrup.-·-···- - of the countries for To themoie .30 culturalan Hardin,a evening,dancer dinners, because it culture t.o belly andidates speak out at forurn is unknown country," CarolMat toon, will Pehlivanto said. "We decided from Pehlivanprovide campus highlighted the on the nroposed tax increase to have the Turkish dinner entertainment.a mini exhibit of speeches. for education. enlighten people about added craftsand peaceful air surrounded The only executive battle will Mayfield was absent from Turkey." a Turkisha artsabout and Turkish stu dent government be for the Board of Governor's the forum. Pehlivan, asenior and cultureslide willshow be the forum Wednesday Representative seat between The only other contested race student, Renan Altan,are graduate atbe purchased event. the University Patty Kennedy and Troy is in the residence hall district datem the only two Ticketsmust the Jn. mm the Union. Mayfield. Kennedy focused on seat in the Student Senate. ht students from Turkey international advanceStudent at Services of the candidates are "increased communications" Security for residence halls among the 72on international Room 211,Old Main. unopposed in the April between students and the BOG topped the discussions of the ost students campus. office, tions. representative. Progress Party's Dan Riordan, 'ng of interest in student She added BOG schools could and Independent candidate rnment and better work with the General Doug Sievers. k · ty measures for the Assembly to make a statement us car ed o camp burglaries investigat Police Chief Tom Larson said The second bu�glary which Thursday. occured at parking lot "W". niversi ty Police are Both burglaries were located on Fourth Street west investigating two reported to police Wednesday of Lawson Residence Hall, was 'bly-related .car burglaries, afternoon. tly also reported to police Wed involving $500 worth of In the first burglary in nesday. stolen and the other parking lot "J", located on The victim had reportedly 'ng a JVC equalizer and Grant Street north of Lantz given the vehicle to a friend to of tapes stolen. Gym, the driver's window of use and after a period of three h ven't ruled that (both the vehicle had reportedly been days, the owner returned to his eorth bemg related) out. shattered and an equalizer and a car and discovered about 66 times these burglars just about 10 tapes were stolen tapes missing. hop around," University from the car.
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w of only one union request from anyone on this dollars from the same govenment. Why are we still in for input and that came on March 31 , 1988. the cellar? lm•••liiiiiiiiilllllm••llilili.. union members only to respond to draft -Larry Janes is a professor of education administra proposals. askeding tion.
May I assume that UPI bashers other public university? Could and contract trashers out of prin there be deeper reasons? Thanks her appreciates ciple are declining overload gang! payments? I feel better giving And equally strange, I learn from effort at Eastern credit where credit is due and the "News" that a Learned Pro just been informed that I paying my fair share. fessor of Education is upset. eive overload payments Fred Maclaren because, as a non-union member, teaching assignment this professor of education he doesn't get to be the quarter wish to express apprecia- back of the negotiating team. He to UPI for this com ·cly bullies the poor president of the . Prior to UPI , extra UPI at a public meeting to discuss workloads year after Professor bullies alternative representation and then strictly compliments of runs amok filing lawsuits about e union president discrimination and unfair labor the sum is modest, Editor: practices. All this in obvious ig though UPI dues for the year norance of federal and state labor my Wow! What I'm seeing now at for a monthly COPE EIU is the weirdest ever. A cam statutes, case law, and accepted
· n to help promote the bargaining practices. How pitiful. s pus newspaper that rags on at the of education through University Professionals of Illinois, It's like a spoiled child who ion . aka the Union, for not producing a refuses to join the athletic team,
· mugged out of a pay raise and more funding for our and then whines to his mommy g ease through Gov. deserving campus. What heavy that the big boys wo uldn't let him 's miserable negligence, duty logic! Now I wonder how one suit up. Poor baby. tract protection a explains that the prestigio us R.J. Sidwell unlimited workloads University of Illinois got no in crease either, along with every
dormitory can turn a patriot into a com munist inhall. an They words are old and costly to replace. Commies can't be blamed here. The group responsi or a smirk, depen Wrong. Every dorm in the country is hooked up to ble for Carman's trouble is even more undesirable than wne a ther you live in one thermostat posted on the den wall of none other than our red nemesis to the east. This group is evil to the cient times, the king Mikhail Gorbachev. He sets it at 85 degrees, kisses his core: it's the freshmen. to put his people wife good night, and then you dorm people sweat Most of Carman's residents are freshmen who are and they responded yourselves to sleep. He's aiming to break your patriotic away from home for the first time and want to act on tried Israel. Charles Man will. every reckless impulse that comes along. These im o dorm. Gorbachev has hated America ever since our lady pulses include drinking, human sacrifice and drinking. le analysis of life in gymnasts won the gold medal back in 1984. He The biggest complaint dorm people have is the lack a especially hates Mary Lou Rhetton who, incidentally, of privacy they suffer. Cramped living arrangements, halls begins with a I tioning of the dorm can't tell apart from Pete Rose for the life of me. community showers and insane noise levels all add up e Cannon also explained how food service employees Housing Office of- Gary to an infringement of Constitutional rights. is done by phoning are chosen through multiple interviews and screened The culprits behind this one were the founding them pointed Larsen' by qualified screeners. fathers. When they framed the Constitution they gave policies, and Wrong again. More commies. The next time one of no thought to dorm privacy, concentrating instead asking on . The nap is infinite- you dorm people smile at a sweet old cafeteria lady at things like freedom of speech, religion and the right to about to the interview process. dinner, and she smiles back, realize that she'd just as be a New York Mets fan even though it's a sick idea. Kevin Cannon, the assistant director of soon rip a vein out of your nee)<. In the end, there is some consolation for those of you Eastern , who cooperated with me and Of course, commies can't b� blamed for every fault who live in residence halls from which you can draw questions. Despite Cannon's help ful in that plagues American dorms. According to Cannon, support from to maintain your sanity and find comfort. my own conclusions. the Eastern dorm with the most discipline problems is At least you don't live in a greek house. my off asking him simpl" questions like why Carman Hall, partly because it's the most heavily -Gary Larsen is staff writer for The Daily Eastern by a in rooms in no way compliment the populated with more than 850 students News. outdoors. He explained it's because they dorm ; ft '".. .. '. '· ,,' "· ' I'I I> I. .. ,,_. un 1J, 1700 ...... ,, ....., ...... r11uely, np1 11
_____ from, page 1 A lndon't strulook verycto promisingr. . Eastern is about $40 million boosted its support just 71 Somebody trying to raise a ($40.6 million for FY'88)," percent. Even more alarming is family is being unfair his Downing said. ''We've reached the - fact that, although the family if he's making $_23,()00_ to the point where Eastern is in nation increased its support and he could making very bad shape/' percent in the past two years, 11 Would like to $33,000 somewhere else for be Downing blamed years of Illinois support is up just 1 the same amount of work." underfunding, not the year-old percent. invite all interest Downing added, "The salary freeze, for the current · "Support for higher _women to their standing joke here in the halls problems. education in Illinois stinks," is, 'Someday we hope to earn "The history of underfunding Downing said flatly. "It's Informational the salary of our mailmen. We - (of education) is Ji rather long (because of) anguish over this Rush Parties h only dream of the salary of our and devastating matter- ," he that you start looking. It's just Monday at 7:00 p.m, UPS drivers,'" he said. said. been incredibly frustrating just Tuesday at A.ll joking aside, Downing Since 1971 tax support per being here in Illinois, where the 7:00 p.m said he, like those instructors student has dropped almost 30 state has not chosen value before him, is leaving escape percent in terms of 1987 your work very highly." to - Illinois and its apathetic ap dollars, according to Rives' The Rush parties will be to : proach to education in general, memorandum. Quivey echoed Downing's held at 1616 9th Street which includes lack of The memo further states, assesments, saying, "The state monetary support for research while the country as whole of Illinois is going be ' a regarded as a bad place for Call 345-6032 or 345-6784 as wel1 as salaries. increased support for higher to ' "The state operating budget education by 121 percent over young faculty to look for jobs'. for more information and rides! for (IUP) .is $82 million, and the past decade, Illinois
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. - addALI DASHTIit ional cour4910 ands eSpeechs Com munication 4910, will start in StaffBy writ er Several finance and two Spring 1989. health and communication The council also froze the courses were approved music propbsal Music 3420 in Microwave Dishwa,ner Thursday by the Council on Elementary Schools until the Completely Carpeted Baths Academic Affairs. two departments meet Oven Ranges Refrigerator Washer Dryer Centra2-1/2 l H eat Air The council approved the together again to discuss the & & description changes for the course in more details. following courses: Fin 3710, ''If we pass the course as a 3720, 3730, 3790, 3900, 4200, recommended course, it will be 4820 and 4830. These courses good, but making it required will start for the 1988 will be a problem," said Dale Downs, a professor semester. fall of a.m . Two courses, Health Studies elementaryedu cation. Schmudde, of the Fox Foundation, said t reason to page 1 A the "We Stsaid inu an earlierde report.nts- from good is necessary "meet the rising walk everyyear. In addition approving the walk. cost of inflation.to The bottom student fee increase BOG wild flower� ar� to , the line is we're just keeping up also approved a 3.8 percent a beautiful time with inflation. Prices have increase in room and board increased and things are going trails will rates for Eastem's residence to cost more next year than and guides halls. be they did this year," he said. mpany the The $88 increase will raise Although the BOG also mudde said. total room and board rates at approved a2.5 percent increase . M out each of Eastem's also be a 11 residence in room and board rates at w·1 e11 b lll c A.c1e e s h instructor halls from $2,300 $2,388 Western Illinois University, t 9· 00 ,, per year. TONIGHT a : 6 30 & : y to Eastem's housing costs remain · · Housing Director Lou the lowest in the state. $1QQ_N0rm an 's · Only T.liaztzng Hencken has srud the increase ff j - � :� ______...... ��� �-��� ������ � ��--'!'!"""" �:::;=:=:=:=:;:::;:::;:::;:::::=::;::;::;;::,;;1�11��:� ====� ---... READY FOK SOMETHING DIFFERENT! ...____. IB�WIB�IBIBfilfil� �rr@mIT H • $ I Bluesberry Schnapps ·drinks • w 2 for I drinks until 9 pm ,, . tJ - ,� t I rn� ILo � fil /jl er;_�.rn fil. � IT'f l:i 1 /- "I\1 ·� 1 :J "1 "
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house "MY SECRETARY" RESUME Earn extra money. Sell Avon. Loving couple interested in One Male Roommate For Sum Female Subleaser for summer Three bedroom three. 1301 4th packages and typing services. Call Pam at 359-1 577 or Becky adopting an infant. If you know of mer. Own room and use of Pool. needed-Park Place II Apts. Call Street $130 per person. Call Reasonable prices, excellent at 348-8094 or Jan at 258- anyone who 1s considering plac $ 1 00 per month . Call Dave 345- 345-1283. 348·8349 service. 903 18th 345-1 150. 81 15. ing a child for adoption please 1327. 345-6621 . 9am to 5pm. call collect 21 7 /839-3260. ______1 /00 HELP WANTED c4/15,25 PROFESSIONAL RESUME BARTENDERS. Must be ADOPTION: Happily married PACKAGES: Quality papers, big available this summer and fall. white couple eager to adopt an selection, excellent service. Apply in person · at Panther infant. We offer love and many Friday's PATTON QUIK PRINT, 820 Lin Lounge. Must be "19". See opportunities to explore life. coln , next to Super-K. 345- Dave 4-6 Wed . Fr Your child will grow up in a large & i., 5-7 on 6331 . Thurs. renovated home. Call collect ______5/9 ______---::-- 4/1 5 31 2-477-3639. Best times: . Crossword Puzzle Copy-X 207 Lincoln, PLAN EARLY: The Daily after 7:00PM or weetkends. Rilla Charleston. IL (21 7)345-6313. Eastern news needs Advertising and John. Typesetting-resume specials. Representatives for Fall '88. ______c4 /1 5,22,29 ______12/00 This experience pays off. Apply Loving couple interested in Wanted to do-typing. 15 63 Arturo's 11 V!l'mlly 36 Befuddled at the News office. adopting infant. If know of situa ACROSS years experience-reasonable. change 12 PoPt who BndgC' call tion call collect 21 7-875-3736 1 Smge1 Vikki :rn Phone: 345-2776. 64 Pere Dav1d"s wrote 42 Poker any time. bloom m "Oppor- ______4/25 5" tuni1v· · v
OfficiaFINAL EXAMINAl NoTION SCHEDULE tices Final examinations are to be given in all courses unless specif ca l e�empted 7. i l y under Spring Semester of number 5 and/or number 6 above or by departmental recommendat1or· 1988 to and approval by cil on Academ ic Affairs. Thursday Friday 8. Students may not deviate from the published final examination schedule Monday Tuesday Wednesday Without written Ma May May May ay the Dean, Student Academic Services. y9 10 11 12 13 9. Instructors may not deviate from the published final examination w Makeup T-0900.T- schedule without of the department chairperson and the Dean of the School or College acco din 0930 r g to guider ed by the Vice President for Academic Affairs. T-0800 or M-0800 Makeup or T- 1 400 0730-0930 Arranged Arranged
T- 1 200 M-1 300 M- 1100 T- 1 230 M-1 600 M-1 500 1000·1 200 T- 1 600 T- 1 500,T- must be graduate students in 1530 Final Exam Special Education focusing on Makeup or T- 1 000 M- 1 400 T- 1 100 Mlakeup or Changes 1300-1 500 Students who have three final gifted children. The maximum Arranged tlrranged examinations scheduled for one award is $2000 per year. T- 1 300 day may fill out a request for a Deadline for completed applica· M-1 200 M-1 000 Makeup or M-0900 change in the office of the Dean . tion is July 1 . 1 988. The Finan 1530-1 730 Arranged Student Academic Services, cial Aid Office is located in the Main 116. Forms for requesting upper East Wing, Student Ser a change will be available after vices. M-1 900 T· 1 900 W- 1 900 R-1 900 1900-2100 March 11. 1 988 and must be Molly Barenfanger submitted no later than Wednes Financial Aid Advisor day, April 27. Students are Final examinations are scheduled on the basis of the first class hour meeting of the week irrespec· discouraged from requesting in 1 . Pell Applicants 87-88 •ive of whether the first hour is classroom or laboratory activity. structors to deviate from the Deadline for applying for a Pell 2. Final examinations of multiple-hour classes are scheduled on the basis of the first hour of the published examination schedule. Grant for 1987-88 is May 2, multiple-hour block. Reasons of personal conve 1988. Pell Grant MUST T-, or R- prefix indicated whether the first class day of the week is Monaay, Tuesday, nience such as work, RECEIVE your original applica 3. A M-, W- . Wednesday or Thursday, For instance, M-0800 indicates the scheduled time for the final examination in transportation arrangements or tion or Special Condition Ap on 900 for class having , ciass having its first class hour meeting of the week at 0800 Monday, R-1 is a vacation plans, do not constitute plication by this date. first class hour meeting of the week at 1 900 on Thursday. etc. ground for approval of examina May 14, 1988 is the last day ts examination periods indicated as or A ange " are to used tion changes. in which you may submit a your 4 . Final 1;1 the above schedule "Makeup rr d be final complete 1n cases where: Samuel J Taber Pell Grant Student Aid Report for on May or orily 3, 4, The first class meetinq schedule patterr stab is Student TO a. hour oi the weel< doefl not confr:rrnin :he s e l hed Dean, Academic Ser the Spring Semester. KEEP vices 11erQ,1n John Flynn SCHEDULED The meeting class appears "1;i'lAS!P.f '- � • ",·;, as Director A b. time of th& in thn •duie ARR". Financial id ENROLLMENT, The student approved examin;,t1on Gifted Fellowship MUST c. pmsents an cnange r ,ut; ,:. 88-89 PRESENT am at on hour <:1ii;crBt1on 111structor Program 5. Final ex in i s in one semester cour:;e:; may be �;;v.,,-1 "' mt ot he Summer Pell Grant THF -�ASHIER and, f should be scheduleo for l s regular class •ne term now you full-time i given. the a t rneetinqd Applications are availaoie If were not a stu- 6. examinations in courses 4 750 or above «t is r t on in 88-89 _ .d ent Final numoered may be gi11lln the d c e i of the for 'he Gifted Feliowship Fali andlor. Spring of 1987- nd , 1f \'.liven, are schedule patterris Those ,· structor a to conform to the es1abl1shed ')eft;;n Proflram eli9U:le.'?,. ,8 8, you may na·Je some eligibili- ' ..... '';- , . ' ' :1P,f;t'J,•, Friday's Report errors immediately at 581-2812. Correct ad will appear in the next edition. Unless notified we cannot be responsible an ad afte• first msert1on. for incorrect its Deadline 2 p.m previous day. Classified ads 9 lB'For Rent lB'For Rent lB'For Rent lB'Lost/Found lB'Announcements
Four bedroom house for six. Subleasers needed for Sum· STUDENT APARTMENTS LOST: M1ss1ng: Bull terrier/lab ALPHA SIGMA ALPHA: You 1436 9th Street $ 140.00 per mer: 3 Bedroom · Park Place AVAILABLE FOR SUMMER OR mix. Black and Brown from South girls are my pride and joy" person. Call 348-8349 or 345· Apartment. Rent Negotiable. FALL FOR 4 PEOPLE. PRICE of town. Reward . Call 348· You've really toughed it out this 6621. 348-7789. STARTI greek week! ' I 'm so proud NG AS LOW AS $1 24 8573. of ______cM WF/00 ______4/1 5 per MONTH EACH. APART· ------4/ 15 every single one of you- I wish -= I Attention students. One, two 2 3 BR. HOUSES AS LOW MENT RENTALS 820 LINCOLN Reward : For Info/Recovery of could have been out on the field & and three bedroom apartments I AS $ 1 20 PER MONTH PER 348-7746 yellow cassette player OR a with you-but hope my cheer· are still available for the Fall of ______PERSON. LOW UTILITIES, 1100 Panasonic cass. Recorder lost at ing has been helpful. I LOVE '88 and Spring of '89 school YOU ALL" Keep that ASA _____4/ 16 CLEAN, AND QUIET. PHONE LS. Building. 581 -2385. year. Also rent now for the sum lB'For Sale ______for rent located 345-2265 AFTER 5 P.M. 4/1 5 SPIRIT UP!! Love Forever Julie. mer of 88. Stop by Pinetree/Lin· ______4/1 5 son 9th St . for 3 ______c4/MWFOO Reward: For Info/Recovery of months lease. colnwood apartments 221 9 S. RED HOT bargains! Magnavox Stereo Stolen from Chris Strong You were a ter· , 9 2 SUMMER SUBLEASERS Drug after 6·00 p.m. 9th St. no. 17or 345-6000. dealers' cars, boa L.S. Building Thurs. Before rific coach, thanks for putting up 12 NEEDED. 2 Bedroom Apt. Close ts, planes /25 4/1 5 repo'd. Surplus. Your Area. Break. 581 -2385 . with us, supporting us, and get· �--,--·4 to Campus. CALL 345-5904. ...--, 1 BDRM. APT. FOR SUMMER ______ting us to finals. Love, ASA relay oom houses for ______c4/ 15. Buyers Guide. (1 )805-687· 4/1 5 cheap. Next to SUBLEASE IN PARK PLACE I. 6000 Ext S-9997. FOUND· Girls watch on team . Now leasing furnished apart· ______tact CALL 348-8204 FOR MORE IN· ______sidewalk 1n front of CARMAN 4/1 5 Chuck at ments for 2 , summer and fall. 5/4 's or call FO. Tennis Rackets HALL CALL Joe at 2985 and AFTERBARS SATURDAY 348-821 8. Call 345-4757. : Prince, Ken· ______4/1 5 nex, Head-diff mode describe it. NIGHT GDI 4/1 8 ______4/00 ls; Grip 3 BEDROOM HOUSE 91 2 T o u nag rip, ______4/1 5 HOUS E-FEATURED , two bath fur· HOUSES. TWO-SIX Gamma Gas DIVISION STREET Grip-Reasonable Prices-Call Kris Keene pick up your l.D. MUSIC-CURE, SUICIDAL, IN . heat off · STUDENTS. FURNISHED & . Also CHARLESTON. PARTIALLY 2288-Mike XS one · three LEASE. 348-1614 . License at Eastern News. ______FURNISHED, ROOM FOR 3-5 ______4/1 9 4/1 5 345-4595 or ______4/22 .4/1 5 FEMALES ONLY . AVAILABLE MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE Mobile home, furnished or un· Tracy Norgart! Don't get FALL '88. Call 948-5479 after 1986 HONDA MAGNA LOW lB'Ann ouncements furnished. Available May 15th. DOWN about not doing 6:00 p.m. MI Call 345-6052. LEAGE-CLEAN CALL 345· ______pyramids-you'll get it UP next 4/1 5 7964-KEVIN ______4/ 15 HEY , are you coming to SPR· year! Love Ya' Lis. FOUR GIRLS NEEDED TO ______4/1 5 For rent 2 bedroom apart· INGFEST 88? ______4/1 5 SUBLEASE 3 BEDROOM 4 bedroom Student Housing. ments . McArthur Manor. 345· ______.c4 /1 5 Sue Cottingham! 3 more days APARTMENT FOR SUMMER, Low assumable mortgage, 6544 or 345-2231 to reign? Do you _have BD? ACROSS FROM UNION, FULLY almost brand new. Call 31 2 · SARAH WILLIAMS, Con· ______5/9 ______4/1 5 FURNISHED, BUNK BEDS 959:0288. gratulations on being choosen Rooms for Women. 1415 GREG BONELLI-Happy Birth· AVAILABLE. 345-7516. ______4/21 the TOP GREEK SCHOLAR of Seventh; 6th house from cam· ______day! !! I can't wait to celebrate 4/1 5 Five the Sophomore Class! We're pus. 345-3845. $90 summer. foot wooden bar and four I Summer Subleaser needed. proud of you ! Love your TRI· with you. You're INCREDIBLE! School year $1 1 0-$1 65. padded swivel stools $95. Call Large Furnished apartment. 2 SIGMA Sisters. love you-Denise. ______348,5657 from 10 to 4/00 11 or 5 to ______bedroom. Excellent Condition ______.4/1 5 .4/15 Rooms for Men. 1403 Seven· 7. $125 or Negotiable Call 348· ______LAU REL BEASLEY, Con· TRI-SIGMAS , Let's hear it for th. One block from campus. 4/1 5 0375. gratulations on winning the GREEK WEEK '88! Summer $90 a month. Most Custom Team MIYATA Bike ______4/25 OMEGA SCHOLARSHIP ______.4/ 15 utilities included. Call 345- with Shimano Dura-Ace Grupo . Two bedrooms completely fur· MAVIC AWARDI Your TRI-SIGMA 5374. Rims Mint condition. nished apartments for fall. Nice MUST SELL. Best Sisters are VERY PROUD of ______4/00 Offer. 348· furniture Carpet. Two blocks 1543. you! Three-bedroom apartment fur· Rental ______from Lincoln. At 1111 2nd ______.4/1 5 nished for 5 girls. Close to EIU; ___:. 4/1 5 Street Water, Garbage, cable TRI-SIGMA PYRAMID, you laundry, parking. Available Aug. La�ge apartment close to EIU. Supermarket T.V. included in rent. $ 140.00 Four' students. Summer and guys are GREAT! Congratula· 16. $1 20.00/month each. 345· Fall. each for three. $1 20.00 each Phone tions on making it to the FINALS! Featuring 7286. 348-8853 or 345-2390. for four. 345-4508. ______4/28 Love your TRI-SIGMA Sisters . ______4/20 All shapes and ______4/14 ______4/1 5 Two bedroom apartment for '79 KZ-400. Low miles Nice one bedroom apartment Alpha Phis and Sig Kaps, Con· sizes of Houses, two people. Available Aug. 16. wndshld. Cruise con. clean. very near campus, Range and gratulations on making it to 345-7286. $650 345-2624. Apartments, PYRAMID FINALS. The TRI· Refrig. provided. 9 or 12 month ______4/18 ______4/20 lease, $300 or $250/ month. SIGMAS Complexes Two-bedroom apartment for 3 345-4220. Government Homes from ______4/1 5 ting or 4. Furnished, close to EIU. accommoda ______4/1 5 $1 .00. "U Repair". Also tax TRI-SIGMA RELAYS, You Laundry, Parking. Available Aug. to tenants 2·3 subleasers needed for delinquent property . Call 805· guys are GREAT! Your TRI· 1 16. $ 125.00/month each 345· June-August. Two-bedroom fully 644-9533 Ext. 1 379 for info. SIGMA Sisters are proud of you! 7286. ______furnished house on 9th Street c4/1 5,22,29 ______4/1 5 Ca ll Jim6 Wood ______4/20 (opposite Buzzard Bid.) Rent TRI-SIGMA TUGGERS, You 1, 2, or 3 SUBLEASERS 345�4489 $270. 00. Call 348-5465 (after guys worked hard and looked NEEDED FOR SUMMER-$ 75 lB'Lost/Fou nd 4:00pm). great! We're proud of you! Love A MONTH, OWN ROOM CALL ______4/1 5 Your TRI-SIGMA Sisters. SOON! 345-7964 KEVIN. 2 SUMMER SUBLEASERS Found WALLET come to the ______4/1 5 ______4/1 5 FOR 2 BDRM. APT. WATER IN· Daily Eastern News or call 281 2 Michelle, Happy B-Day! next New Brittany Ridge townhouse CLUDED IN RENT. CALL KEN to Identify . time the slumber party will be just �19 to rent, summer or fall semester. OR JEFF- 345-5638 ______4/ 15 the two of us. Love, Dude. Summer, 1 room available, ______4/29 LOST · Ralph Lauren framed cheap. Fall 4 bedrooms �� For Rent · Ratts University glasses 1n a black case. Last available. Call Jennifer 345· Drive Polk Street Townhouses. worn 1n Old Main. If found call 7992 . Fall and Spring, 9 month lease Jeff 345-4807 ______4/21 for three or four persons. Call ______4/1 8 SUMMER SUBLEASER PARK 345-61 15. LOST: Student l.D. and Drivers PLACE APTS Rent Negotiable ______Licens e with name Linda Ben· Call 345-2895 2/00 Summer or fall two bedroom nette kept an EIU wallet. If ______4/21 1n furnished and unfurnished found return to Eastern Daily For rent summer onlyl Efficien· apart· ments. APARTMENT RENT News. cy apartment $ 150.00. Call ALS 820 Lincoln St 348· 77 46 ______4/1 8 345· 71 93 after 1 :00 pm but no . ______LOST green and white eight later than 8:30 pm. 3100 Summer-Nice furnished pannel hackey sack. Stitched ______4/19 houses-$300/for entire sum· up. Reward $5. Call 345-5854. FOR RENT: 1st house from mer 345-31 48 evenings. 4/1 8 Lantz Gym on 2nd St. Need 6 to ______3100 LOST One mens gold ring 8 students. 6 Bedrooms, 3 APARTMENTS JOINING with small diamond on large baths 2 kitchens. W D , & EASTERN, ALSO BUDGET piano - shaped black stone. microwave. Phone 346-21 84. ___ APARTMENTS SUMMER Reward!!' Please call 345· 4/20 ______4/1 8 needed YEAR , MEN. 345-4846. 1590 for 1 , 2 , 3 students at Brittany ______5/9 ______41 19 apartment. Ridge. Details Jim Wood 345· . per . person. 4489 ______4/25 Puzzle BLOOM COUNTY r-�������----by Berke Breathed Answers SY TH€ WA Y, CON&!?ATU.llTION5 I'o UK€ Y(J(J 70 .JA Y llM�f?/CfW WA Y ON YCXIR A ff/II � AT A 5P€C/11L CF.. A!.!Ft WHtJU 15 P/51/f' Ptilll?WG i+IY &Oil. . V.P. Ff/Nfl-f?f/ 15/N6 CONC€KT 8€C !I!/�€ 1Jf€' PEOPLE 11/?E NOM!NOP(J.5trr! ...oN, ORMN!ZING TO /J€1Uf r WON 'T HU P &ovr. Hl/f{T!N& I r1r1A 7!?CXl6f.£/J IN/Jl/5Tl?Y,.. O(IT.� ()(/T 7H�K€ . "5ure-/?l/t E f//(J.� \ � \ tt \ ((� \ 4/29
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Unplanned P•egnancy DRINK! DRINK DRINK• The Ladies of Alpha Sigma Tau Mike, "Snork .me-Snork SI G KAPS-You're doing Discover Your Options Call Col· DRINK! DRINK! DRINK! DRINK! to congratulate MATT Y would like me-SNORK YOU'" Love the GREAT!' Remember· ONL 2 lect (217) 469-7566 Illini DRINK! AT E.L. KRACKERS PALMER on being Greek Man of Crabb1e little Jewish Witch POINTS! ______Children's Christion Home Local the Year! ______4 ______4 15 15 4·15 no. 581-30 72 JON MATTSON- YOUR THE ______4 15 Sigma Nu Girls-New officers PHI SIG TUGGERS: GOOD TRANSFERRING TO U ______3100 "GREA TEST" TRACK COACH To the girls of Sigma Kappa: congrats. You'll do a great job LUCK TODAY! WE'LL BE SUMMER SUBLEASER Free tuition. Summer/fall all WE COULD EVER ASK FORI Thanks for all of your support this Sonda. CHEERING FOR YOU'!! ED. OWN ROOM, C EIU students eligible Page One THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HARD past week was honored to 4 ______4/ 15 CAMPUS! RENT I �5 NEGO Tavern . WORK. LOVE THE SIG KAPS represent our awesome sorority. Sigma Nu Girls-Old officers COME DUNK YOUR CALL 348-51 82. ______41 28 ______4'15 Love , Tracy. Thanks for all your help this past FAVORITE GREEK, ONLY AT Free tuition. Summer/fall all AMY BROWN-KEEP UP THE ______41 15 year. I couldn't have done it UNITY!! SATURDAY , .2:20- COME ONE, COME EIU students eligible Page One GOOD WORK WITH PLEDGING! MARIANI, l'M GOING TO MISS without all of you. Sonda 5:00. Carman Semi-Formal " Tavern. YOUR THE "GREATEST" LIT YOU TONS! LET'S PARTY IT UP ______41 5 ______411 5 Tickets on sale this w ______A 4/28 TLE SIS! SIG KAP LOVE, JUDY THIS WEEKEND! YEAH B BYI Sigma Nu Girls-Thanks for man Lobby. Singles Have a Happy Birthday tomor $3, DRINK! DRINK! DRINK! ______LOVE POLLY ANNA. making this past year worth $ 5 . 415 it row, Michelle Glover! ASA love, Souvenirs given DRINK! DRINK! DRINK! DRINK! ______4 15 and so much fun. I'll miss Son dance Need a place to crash? Or just to 1t! your sisters DRINK! AT E.L. KRACKERS. AMY REYNOLDS YOU'RE da. hang your hat? Find one in The ______4/1 5 ______415 THE BEST!!! LET'S TAKE AD· -----��--- 4 Free nature photo Daily Eastern News classifieds! 15 Jennifer Carlson: Have a Hap· to ANDREA KNICLEY Con· VANT AGE OF THIS LAST LAMBDA CHI'S · Thanks for a poster ______py Birthday Saturday! Love, your unique new BOTH gratulations on being choosen r· ·OO MONTH WHILE WE'RE Great time at Mini-Unity Satur ASA sisters discriminating stu of the TOP TEN GREEK AT EASTERN! I LOVE YOU SIS! day! Phi Sigma Sigma. ______and on To My Alpha-Phi sisters, 4/1 5 more information WOMEN at EIU! We're proud of Thanks for all your love and sup POLLYANNA. ______4/ 15 uppo t·- send name ASA's, Remember to- s r and you! tove--your · · ---- 4/ 1 5 Collette Delcase, You're the TRl=SIGMA portTtove. Carolyn. ---,---c==-=- your sisters in the softball unity ages Unlimited, PO sisters. ______HE Y LIZARD SISTERS AND best Iii' sis! Keep up the good o s 4 15 game, and the unity party follows Homewood, Illin i 6 ______THE REST OF THE 415 CHRISSY HILLESTADI NICE work through plEtdging! Sig Kap the games! See you there! BANANAGAMAS I HAD THE Eastern RUGBY GAME EIU vs. WEDDING! NOT IT FOR THE love and a BUNCH OF MINE. ______4 /1 5 Sign up for sorority TIME WITH ALL OF YOU! Naperville Wombats Saturday. DRESS! BEST Lisa. GOOD LUCK TRI-SIGMA 1988 Next Week 15 YOU RE ALL THE GREA TEST' ______April 16 1 :00 pm LAST HOME 4 4, 15 OBSTACLES' LOVE, POLLY ANNA. ______GAME OF SEASON BIG BASH WOMEN OF SIGMA CRAIG AIMES: Best of 4/1 5 Sign up or sorority ______IUCk f TO FOLLOW HOME BOYS �------KAPPA-You are doing SUPER!! 4/1 5 with tugging Saturday! Go get 1 988 next week PLEASE STAY AWAY have come such a long way ! SANDRA DEE, KEEP YOUR 'em! A-G love H1iather K G -MY ADIDAS The last 6- ______You pac went down real well. How 15 Best of Luck Tomorrow in the CHIN UP OR I'll GET YOU ------4 15 RUN IN . 01 4 THE 4 T.G.l.F. THIS FRIDAY ON TOP FINALS! WITH MY GUN! HA! YOU'RE KIM YOUNG : Want some about another? Do it for the DELTA SIG " Coma Baby! RUN F PAGE ONE. $3 50/$3.00 ------..,.-.,..--4 , 5 DOING A GREAT JOB! LOVE, FUDGE STRIPEFIS and PEANUT Foreign F--. WHO CANT' ::JF ---- _ ___ ON 23 C.D. SPECIAL AP POLLYANNA. BUTTER? COOL RANCHERS 15 BENEFIT A Y Congratulations STEPHANIE .:::4 THE M PEARANCE B Y ZERO KANNO for being awarded the ______411 5 NO LESS ! Sigma Kappa love DIMES. ENTRY MICHELE CLINE. Greek Week F BALENCE!! sorority freshman with the DELTA ZETAS: 4:00 Club Fn. Heather. CALL ras been a BLAST so far. scan AT ______highest GPA. Keep up the with Sigma Chi's I ______41 5 FOR DETAILS 4 15 ______4/1 Thanks for all of your hard work! T G.l.F. THIS FRIDAY ON TOP GREAT work. Sigma Kappa IS 5 KELLI GOINS: You're an You've done a Great Job! Love :JF PAGE ONE. $3 50/$3.00 proud of you. Way to go SIGMA CHI TUG AWESOME Iii' sis and a terrific LAW ______your Tri-Sigma Sisters. CLUB A.Y.C.D. SPECIAL PERFOR- < 415 GERS! Lets stock up on those BABY SNAKE! Love Big Sis! REM I NDER-SOC 4/ 15 MANCE BY ZERO B LENCE!! SIG KAP BABIES-You re do ENERGY BARS for Saturday! ______4 15 SUNDAY Little Sisters everywhere, be (4/17), 5 ______4/1 5 ing gr eat in Greek Week!' Love. GOOD LUCK! Love, Lynn. DAWN BIJKES and MORE INFORMA ______prepared to party Monday night NAKED RAYGUNA SAT. AT the actives . 4/1 5 CHRISTINE 345-1618 or at Krackers. 348-07 FRIENDS CO. 9:00. $5 ADV. ______4/1 5 Sigma Chis, We are looking CALLAHAN-Congratulations on & 4/15 $6 DOOR. SIG KAP O BST AC LES-Three forward to 4:00 Club with you being among thEl top 1 Greek O Donna Mae: Hope you have a ______4/1 5 leg it, crawl it, over-under it, Friday . Love, The D�lta Zetas. women of campus! Sigma Kappa ______rockin' good big 19, you are an NAKED RAYGUN SAT. AT relay it, tire it, and most of all - 4/1 5 is proud of you gpys. awesome friend-A. FRIENDS CO. 9:00. $5 ADV. WIN IT! Keith Lichay Show us your ______4/1 5 & 4/15 $6 DOOR. ______4,1 5 stuff Good Luckll Margie. NAPERVILLE, DIRECT FROM of --- 4/ 15 The women of Alpha Sigma To The Men ______4 15 PEGGY CLAVIO: Congratula ------=- THE INFAMOUS STEVE B Alpha would like to Congratulate guys look awesome MIKE (GREEK) ORRICO: Yes tions on receiving the Ruby Trim SUPPORT PANHEL!! COME WOULD LIKE TC> PARTY WITH Lori Napoli on her engagement the great work! I I'm talking to you BIRTHDAY ble scholarship! Phi Sig love, OUT TO UNITY AND DUNK YOU THIS WEEKEND. YES to George. Carolyn. BOY! Happy 19th ! NOW your · your sisters. YOUR FAVORITE GREEK! THAT MEANS YOU MATT, KA 4/1 5 ______4/1 5 legal for the bars! Have a GREAT - --...,.---,,-.,...,,,.-----4 1 5 TY, CHRIS, MOLLY AND - LET'S GO ALPHA PHIS!!! one you ITALIAN STALLION! DUNKING BOOTH , DUNKING Video tape yourself and EVERYONE WHO MADE GET I TUG!!! TUG!!! TUG!!! TUG!!! Love ya Cuz! Love Always BOOTH , DUNKING BOOTH!I Friends at Page One Tavern. 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''TOGETHER� WE STAND Spring is here ! If you need to know about HAND IN H the current events, READ 'T:tJB J; .f\J:L '/ 'E 1\ 2i TB J� n il .E w -$ � 15, 1988 Friday, April 11A tters Gata 1 ua•o•• 7-2 Wa x [asPACKA•·Si!.�de n 11From A Keg To A eon" home Prices good thru Sunday R BLACK SC& WHOTCHITE spring, Eastern's men's 750 ML
fell to the Metros, ,,_,._ �' a University-Purdue Black 'ty at Indianapolis, by a ! &White. I 'i-·--·---- .._�"";t::\a.\ir 7'' I the Panthers got 7-2. ,,,��� ! cy,lawing their way to a up their record to to bid gh the Panthers' lead-off man, senior man, fell to Todd OLD 6-3, Eastern CROW victories in the JACK 6-3, 1 and third matches to DANIELS Liter lead. Junior Jon 750 ML won the second match, 6-2, 7-5, and ilohn Fields won the 7'' 7-6. Fitzpatrick won the tcli7-5 , les match for the , defeating Marc 6-4, 7-5, while Eastern's No. 5 Myrvold, lost Taylor 6-4, 6-1. Bob to my one-match Staff photograhper CATHERINE VELASCO I winning streak is · Eastern tennis player Stan Freeman prepares to return a volley and old said. against IUPU at Indianapolis singles player Todd Davis in JOSE CUERVO o yrv l did not Thursday's match . Freeman lost the singles match but his singles winning TEQUILA h M d Eastern won the team match - and senior Keith 6·3, 6-3, 7 2. ended their doubles 1ie 1treak by defeating J.aughlin and Rob lkes a score of 6-0, 7-5. and Budlight QUICKIES yed Vodka Grapefruit, Vodka Orange well, especially SKOL& & · w present its Vodka Peach Soda, Vodka Strawberry e were down in & & set," Hansel said. Soda, Vodka Chocolate Mousse g Spring Basher Softball Classic winning 'd Myrvold. to be Aprii 22, 23, 24 YOUR 'ctory now brings 16 teams will be taken CHOICE and an 9-5 sel to a U. S. S. S.A. Umpires rd the No. 3 H U. S. S. S.A. Rules t. at CACTUS r matc es: Hansel singles 7-5, 7-5, JACK h ....------PRIZES ------. and Anderson lost the I!! o. 6 A bles match 6-4, 6-2 Prize money fo r 1st 2nd places & MARGARITA MARGARiT and Fitzpatrick won Trophies fo r 1st, 2nd, 3rd COOLOR OR STRAWBERRY oubles 6-4 , 6-4. COOLER thers travel Elsah & tourney MVP COORS · College and to Beer specials fo r al/participating teams EXTRA GOLD Louis University t. cipia Draft bile, the Eastern The first teams will be accepted 6 99 tennis team will 16 Packs J to both DePauw ...... ------Entry Fee ------. and Northern y & 2 New this weekend. longQuar Neckt s Panthers defeated $50 69c y softballs Cose this fall. 24 B o ttles 6 9 Panthers are 6-3 on CALL BILL at: or 6 345-9845 348-5996
:;) . � ((��:wli' li!lJk7F--J EA STERN'S MOST POPULAR BAND RE: MY($1 PL AC727E LOUNGE Cover) Seventh St. N: FRIDAY & SATURDAY NIGHTS (April 15 & 16 p.m.-1 ·a.m.) 9:30 :00 Pitchers Watermelon Shots Full Cose \C.t. 2.4·7Oz: 8ottle1 C IALS : $2.00 $1.00 c,O�f> 5'' 'I' • " ..- ( • ' "' "' t. • • • • • .. • Location: Springfield, Panthers to host AMCU rival SMMo.S ByAssociate JAMES spor BEtsTZOLD editor The road to the NCAA Enrolfment: 16,922 postseason baseball tour- · Nickname: nament begins for the Pan Bears Coach: thers this weekend when they Keith Guttin host Association of Mid Re cord: Continent Universities rival 21-10 Southwest Missouri State in a Conference: four-game series at Monier AMCU Probable starting Field. Saturday: junior right "We've got to get off to a Bowling (2-4, 2.97 good start in conference," said freshman right-hand Stan Royer, a junior third Oetting(2-2, 3.60ERA� Sunday: senior ri baseman. we don't, it will be Tony Floyd (2-2, 3.90 difficult to get into the con ''If junior right-hander Greg 0.93 ERA). ference tournament." 0, The series begins wl.th a Key position pliyen: p.m. outfielder Brian Mahaff doubleheader at 1 HR, 31 RBI); junior Saturday and concludes with a Randy Zientara (.386, twin bill at noon Sunday. RBI); and senior i Kaiser (.353, HR, Two teams from the AMCU 5 21 Gray Division-which includes Injuries: Reed, the Bears pitching staff, is Eastern, SMSU, NorthernIowa from arm tenderness and Western Illinois-will pitch this weekend, advance the conference Strength: Balance. been standing out tournament in Chicago on May in to area," Guttin said. 13. . · DAN REIBLE I Photo editor Saturday and noon Sunday at Monier Field when Weakness: Run Eastern outfielder Shannon Coppell goes after Pr In fact, Eastern's last · a ball unsuccessfully in a game against Illinois they host AMCU rival Southwest Missouri State in haven't scored runs meeting with SMSU came in to," Guttin said. State. The Panthers return to action at p.m. a pair of twinbills. the 1987 AMCU tournament in Chicago. The Bears eliminated have had some real good games have met1 in the conference right-hander Mike Deese 10-9 get an opportunity the Panthers in the final game the last few years," said championship twice in the four in 13 innings for the cham himself with pionship. assignment in to receive an at-large bid to the Eastern Assistant Coach Brian years the tournament has been a held. Deese (0-3, 5.09 ERA) wil.l series Saturday. NCAA tournament. Jones. Game "They (Eastern and SMSU) The Panthers and the Bears Last season, the Bears beat
s Softball team g ear confidentu p about for Friday ."ro ugh GateEasternway squad andro lastad year's batedition attl Sports editor Eastern wiil need not ·only confidence, but a solid the season is the team's togetherness. By MIKE FITZGERALD this Eastern's softball team's hopes of capturing a third day on the mound from pitchers Zam Mogill and Sara "Unfortunately when Illinois State straight Gateway Conference regular-season title last season we weren't playing well as a Karcher because the Redbirds boast a league leading came hinge on it" performance this weekend at Illinois year's team is together now," Marquis said . . 288 team batting average. team, State and Indiana State. Illinois State's top gun is shortstop Becky Barrigar. The Panthers have to muster more The Panthers, 16-9 overall and 5-1 in the league, The senior is hitting at a .328 clip and leads the team they did against the Redbirds last year, of£ trail eighth-ranked Illinois State, 21-4 overall and 2-0 with 15 runs batted in. Following Barrigar in the shutout 2-0 and 4-0. as league play, by only percentage points for first lirteup is left fielder Debbie Mattes, also hitting .328, On-Sat urday, the Panthers will be in Te place in the conference. in and centerfielder Kim Riddering, with a .323 average. Ind., for a twinbill with Indiana State,a Coach Janet Marquis, who will coach this weekend "Zam and Sara will have to pitch them carefully, by Marquis' good friend and former · after being hospitalized this week for a cyst on her and our outfielders will have get a good jump on the teammate Tracy Johnson. tailbone, knows that beating the Redbirds on Friday ball," Marquis said. The Sycamores, 16-12 overall and 3-1 to will quite a task, but she is confident that it isn't an The ace of the Redbird staff is Lori Vogel. Vogel is trail Eastern by a few percentage point.sin impossible one. be 11-3 with a 2.25 earned run average. She shut Eastern place in the Gateway. "We have to be real aggressive when we go up to the down on one hit, winning 2-0 last season. Indiana State is hitting a paltry .235 as a plate against them," Marquis said. "I'm very; very Marquis thinks the difference between this year's Marquis doesn'.t takethe Sycamores lightly. Men's me track team prepares for only outdoor home4x100-meter and relay teams did StaffBy BRENT writer FEENEY The men's track team will Lady Panthers gear up for home meet week (at the in Cape Girardeau, make their only regular season PHIL CHAPARRO University, Loyola, Missouri without the services of SEM°' outdoor home appearance this· S aff writer Baptist, Purdue, Southern junior Kristi Baum (javelin we're hoping that By t be weekend as they host the non After two weeks on tht Illinois-Carbondale, Southe discus). keep progressing scoring Coors Silver Bullet road, the Lady Panthers rn Illinois-Edwardsville, "Kristi won't compete this they have." Invitational meet on Friday track team will finally enjoy University of Illinois and weekend due to knee The 4x100 Thompson, and Saturday at O'Brien a weekend in Charleston. University of Wisconsin soreness," Craft said. "But team Ian Issacs and Eric Stadium. The women os the Milwaukee. she's a hard worker and Jared The meet starts at p.m. on Coach John Craft's squad be back soon." third last non-scoring (no teamh scorest will will 4x400 team of Friday and resumes at3 a.m. kept) Coors will be home for the first and Senior Yvonne Breitwieser week, on Saturday. Admission is free at only time during their stepped in for the injured Thompson, 11 Invitational, Silverbegins Bullet both days. Friday, outdoor campaign. Baum, and performed ad Vinny Wade Bey which Fred "We'll have 25 teams from all resume at on "We have go where the mirably at Purdue on April 2, first place. 3 p.m. anda.m. will over the Midwest here," said at O'Brien competition is, and go the capturing second place in the Also making his Saturday 11 to Assistant Coach Tom A.lt ers. bigger meets," Craft said. javelin with a tossof 120-1. meter debut this Stadium. to ''They'll be from all divisions Eastern will entertain a "We have to go where the "Yvonne has done an Maton, who fini and even a few junior colleges field that includes Bradley, competition will tax our admirable job and has 1,500-meters last will take part. It's the largest Elmhurst College, Harper people." performed well," Craft said. Jim's race and the field we've ever had forthis ." College, Illinois State, In Going in to this weekend's "She faltered a bit last look like s this weekend," Among the teams scheduled diana State, Lewis action, the women will still weekend but willget it back." the The Panthers participate are Illinois, Ak Illinois State, Indiana State, organize a meet like this one. the sponsorship of Coors, incentive as ri to nice awards and run a 'great DePaul, Western Illinois, ''We've got lots of mailings, which Koerner Distributing of meet. We're really thankful for State, Indiana Butler, Missouri Baptist, confirmations, and seedings to Effingham arranged for the that," Akers said. Western Illinois Wiscor0in-Milwaukee, Millikin do," Akers said. "In the end, meet. ''Koerner really helped Akers is hoping that a few "We're hoping and ' ago State. though, it's all worth it." getting the sponsorship for us, more people emerge from his improvement ..ikes a of time to Something new this year is and it's allowed us to get really events that own squad this weekend. "Our in It lot Dear Readers
of the Bands" at Chicago's Thirsty's i ___.,. ] Limelight, with a cover and On Fr day, EIU student Music 25 cent drafts. On Saturday Natonski will DJ and $2 I Boomer's w a Twist "N�ked Raygun" will perform temporary pop and re . ; play "Pork and the Havanah Ducks," with special guests "The Slugs' beginning at 9 I p.m. a country/rock band, will per and "Sixteen Tons." Tickets can cover. On "Flashback," a form at 9 p.m. on Friday, and be purchased for $5 in advance Satur based band, will play there is a cover charge of and $6 at the door. Friend's is Cham 70s classic rock fro All I did during spring break was shop . Boomer's is located at 506 W. located at 509 Van Buren. m $2. p. m. There is a cover Maybe the reason I love this pastime is because Lincoln . 9- o on Saturday. Chicago an its playground of stores are only a few Page One Tavern $1 miles away. Charleston Motor Inn Upstairs at TGIF's it's all you However, I never realized all the other activities that "Legend," a 3-piece 70s and can drink; $3 for ladies and occur in shopping malls. In this week's the staff 80s pop ba nd, will perform star $3.50 for men both Friday and tells of some events occuring at Mattoon's Cross County ting at 9 p.m. both Friday and Vision" Verge Saturday, with "Blurred Mall. Saturday at 920 W. Lincoln performing at 9 p.m. Saturday. We also investigated what is often associated with Ave. There is no cover charge . Page One is located at 410 6th shopping-shoplifting. Stµdents were polled on St. whether they hav� ever committed this crime, while on Kracker's pages 6 and 7 local stores tell what the hot items are . A new drink will be featured Ted's Warehouse Verge editor ...... Kin E.L. STAFF Also in this week's music reviewer Pete Scales Friday--Blueberry Schnapps- "Smash Alley," a heavy metal Assistant editor . Melissa Verge photo editor . interviewed Naked Raguns lead singer Jeff Pezzati, who with drinks all night. Satur will perform Steve Verge, band from Chicago, Copy desk ...Brian Bru will be performing Satruday at Friend's and Co. Scales day it's two for one until 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday with special $1 said he anticipates "a powerful show from Chicago's and there is a cover both guests "Vengance" {formerly most promising punk band." nights. Kracker's is located at "Viacuda") · on Friday and $2 . Shows 1405 4th St. "Luger" on Saturday join the p.m.. Cover charge start at 9:30 award-winningof staff Friend's and Co. a coupon from 8-10 is with The p.m. and $3 otherwise. Located '$2 EasternDail Newsy at 102 N. 6th St.
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28 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND FRIDAY, APRIL 15, I Iff I, ...... At the movies •Cinema writer Roger Johnson reviews "Beetle- juice, " starring Michael Keaton , and gives it three up. See thumbs page 58.
Deals for wheels •Car dealers have special offers for soon-to-be and re cent college graduates. See page 38.
Music •Music reviewer Pete Scales talks with the lead singers of "Naked Raygun" and "Six teen Tons." The two ba s will nd be playing Saturday at Friend's and Co . See page llB.
County Mall, E. Broadway , Mattoon , is a popular mall's weekend events. Eastern students to shop or spend the day at one of the 700 11 offers more than just shopping with an exhibit by a china can be found serenading mall mall's main corridor. Souvenirs painter. Also in May, on the goers while they do their shopp will be sold and a VCR tape will Mall, 700 weekend of the 6th, a new car ing. play "The King's" concerts. Mattoon, has The mall has had several Also, a live performer will enter County show will be held. Eastern students Another attraction Cross owners over the past 172/3years . tain shoppers with some of E., s of surrounding A private investor built the mall Presley's songs. ETl.E County Mall offers to shoppers is BE for almost 18 the gazebo located in the middle back in 1970 for Mattoon and Shoppers from around the the surrounding community Mattoon area have come to rely s of the mall. The gazebo is used square foot mall for various functions. residents. on the mall to have various lUJ.CE ted and open for Cross County was then sold to shows every week. 000 "The gazebo was built for the September of 1970. public," said Mike Witwicki, pro the McNeill Corporation who "A lot of our promotions w has 35 tenants, perty manager of the Cross owned the mall until two years (weekly shows) have already capacity to house 40 County Mall. ago when they sold it to the been set (in advance) . People During the Christmas season it Southmark Firm. The Dallas look for us to have them every hosts a different is home to Santa Claus. The based firm owns 130 malls year," said Kim Knox, Cross week. On April 16 gazebo provides the setting for across the United States. County Mall secretarv. Car Show will the youngsters to get their pic The celebration oi the mall's Knox said a new art show ughout the mall. 18th birthday will center around display was exhibited, this year. tom ture taken with Santa. 24 Modified The Easter Bunny also uses Elvis Presley's museum display. "The art show went over better Cars will be on th..: gazebo as residence when The display will be at the mall than I thought it would. It takes and a making a stop at the Cross from August to September 4. time for new promotions to catch a "Draw Your County Mall. There will be 16 showcases of on," Knox added. 1, 31,. will be held along From time to time musicians his memorabilia located in the r e in dealerships offer s niors f ancing deal..s dent. thly payment which exceeds 25 To qualify for Ford's program, percent of their gross monthly in half the fun, students must have proof they come. new set of will or did graduate with at least Taylor said this is the first year a bachelor's degree and proof Chrysler has offered a special d, for students graduating they will be employed within 1;2Jt financing plan for graduates, but semester, getting that new days after the purchas expects his dealership will do a of wheels may be easier than buyers lot of business with Eastern think. Ford, GMC and credit students. · p ler have special financing "It's just been outstanding," s available for soon-to- are Savoree said. "Ford's idea is that graduates and recent if we can get these first-time, af ates. for, the business fluent buyers to buy a Ford, rk Savoree, the credi at . id in order they're going to be repeat tna1l r me-s,sa er for Mooney Ford at q allfy;rstuden \fleed: proof buyers ." ,.. uf' ' .. ,,. s and 130, said anyone tbey did or will graau� ate with a Miller said of the success with has graduated or will 16 bachelor's degree; proof they the program at his Chevy dealer te with a bachelor's will be employed within 120 ship , "it's done really, really well, between October 1, days after the purchase; three and probably as well in this town and January 1, 1989 to personal references and a good as in any other because of the for Ford Motor Credit amount and the eligibility same as credit record . Also, buyers may university." oration's "College quirements are the same. not contract for any total mon- te Purchase Program." The only differences between Ford's program, buyers the Ford and Chevy packages a cash rebate with are the payment plans. With THE DELI ON THE SQUARE rchase of most new Ford, no down payment is need $400 & 'WJtL LY 'S . And, the rebate can be ed unless the vehicle's price ex to other offers. ceeds the amount of credit currently offers a $1.000 available for that model because HOMESTYLE·HOAGIES , for example, on a Turbo of extra accessories. With Thunderbird . So, the Chevy, the down payment is 5 $2.59 ALL HOAGIESSERVED ON A FP.ES flBAY.EO WB BUN total would be $1,400 on percent of the purchase price. WIN A TURKEY SUB MAYO, el. There are a number of interest TURKEY. SPROUTS TOMATO rebate is the buyer's to rates available with both dealer & HAM HOAGIE CHEDDAR whether he finances ships; they depend on the length HAM, Ford or not. But, buyers of the contract, the purchase CHEESE, MAYO. 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Y, APRIL 15, 1988 ON Cycles on display at Coles Count the m�ll , Dragwa}' PAULEY ' Staff writer •• • en Every Sunday e·y TINA Op They may not be the typical motorcyclists one might think of, • Races at p.m. but a group of cyclists 'proved 2 themselves to be closer to bikers • Admission $5.00 $2 from heaven rather than the stereotypical bikers from hell at discount with student last weekend's motorcycle show I.D. at the Cross County Mall. Route Charleston The Gold Wing Road Riders Verge Photo editor STEVE BEAMER I 316, Association were at the mall in Cross County Mall shoppers view the display of motorcycles W. Mattoon to raise money and col presented by various riding organizations from the area. The motor· lect toys and games for Camp cycle show featured touring bikes, antiques and accessories for New Hope, a camp for han motorcycles. dicapped children. The Chgstian Motorcyclists Association were-also on hand to Go Blonde fo r the Summer! particpate .. in the motorcycle show sponsored by the GWRRA and to offer information about their organjzation to interested Z' s Hair Desig� individuals. Both groyps go on rides Highlight & Trim around the area and throllgh · 00 other states to pro"mote the • organizations and provide ser- $20 . •_(lt�o vices. g�%tJ�i Bert HroniltoR>. public relations Us representative for GWRRA Give A Call Chapter D. said the group. which covers Coles. Moultrie ,���� and Dougl s counties, is a non 345-5451 profit servicea organization. '· : • They collect toys . ..gamQ.S and \ money for Camp New�ope, St. '\\�\ �ef<.1'0- John's HO"spital in �S pringfield,• \)17 co� /err., · Children's Hospital in St. Louis Clint and for needy fam ies,. in the � . area. .... Special ends 4/29/88 GWRRA's show at the mall in cluded a display of motorcycles, a competition and a drawing for cash prizes as _well as the callee;. ting of toys and games "from IRELAND anyone who would like to donate ," she said . :I-;-== �::ro �f_�?�·�·f: What? Irish history, folklore, literature, fi lm, geography, -:, The Christian Motorcyclists :I.�_:_:::.��� :. ;; SS archaeology, Irish language and music. Association participated in the Where? Cork, Ireland competition as well as asked Un der Whose Sponsorship ? University College, Cork people walking by to sponsor a When? July to July 100 4 1988 29 1988 mile ride in which they will Credit? Six Semester hours • • be taking in May. In structor? Regular faculty from University College, At this time they will "go Cork. Accompanied by EIU history professor, Dr. Roger Beck. somewhere where they can Activities? Lectures, fi lms, archaeology field trip, uare--- mingle with the public" and geography field trip. , Jewe1er,.s spread their Ch�istian message, Extracurricular Activities? Tour to Blarney Castle-Kil crea club member Joa Young said. Abbey, Murphy's Brewery, walks in the Irish countryside and along the Atlantic Ocean, shopping, sightseeing. The CMA is comprised of "all Approximate Cost? which includes: $1800, Christian- people, who all have -round tri p airfare, Chicago to Shannon, transfers to from & their own church work," she Shannon/Cork, lodging, meals, excursions, entrance fees for sites said, adding that the group is and museums, tuition. nondenominational. NW CORNER OF THE Further Information? Dr. Wolfgang Schlauch SQUARE She said there are about 50 Dr. Roger B. Beck Study Abroad Program members .of tlie local GWRRA Coleman Hall C Coleman Hall H 2 16 2 16 chapter and over 90,000 nation 348-8340 58 1-5529 58 1 -5423 Discover wide and overseas. May Card Deadline? 6 I 988
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48 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND look ineee "Nightlejtmare Onui Elm ce" givescast into inside a hellish wasteland. at sionbein of Ed gNorton dea from "Thed Honeymooners." Ill," meets Walt Disney To help them cope with their situation they have Keaton's frenetic energy and relentless one-liners "Haunted Mansion," been left the book, "The Guide· for the Recently make the film come alive. "Pee-Wee's Big Adven 's Deceased." It is the ·source that supplies the do's and Keaton has had a string of unfunny films, and he ," Sound interesting? don'ts of being dead. comes roaring back in this film. "Mr. Mom" and not only interesting, it's Just as the Matelin's are beginning to adjust, a new "Johnny Dangerously" let Keaton unleash his brash fun too. "Beetlejuice" is family moves into their home. The rustic home the comic style. But films like "Gung-Ho" and "The entertaining new movie Matelin's love so much, is immediately threatened by Squeeze" tried to hard to make him a serious come Michael Keaton, and the new fam ilies drastic, art deco remodelling plans. dian. Tim Bur ton. by Burton The wife, a frustrated, misplaced New Yorker is played The last 45 minutes of the movie belongs to Keaton his directorial debut last with vicious style by Catherine O'Hara from "SCTV. " as well as the talented young director. Burton, an ex with the summer hit "Pee Her husband, a greedy developer, is played by Jeffrey Disney animator, populates the screen with vivid im· Big Adventure. " Roger Jones, the principal from "Ferris Beuller's Day Off." agery . Bright colors and creative sets add to the car juice" gives us an in· Johnson The daughter, who is obsessed with death, is the on· toonish atmosphere of the fantasy. But all the sets at the business of be- •••••• ly one who can see the dead inhabitants of the house. would be flat without Keaton's presence. , and there's just rio Before long she prefers spending time with the Alec Baldwin from "She's Having a Baby" and Geena in it, unless you're one of the living. In deceased Matelin's, rather than with her own parents. Davis of "The Fly" play the Matelin's. Their confusion in iest" we learned that ghosts could be She even goes so far as to say she'll help scare her dealing with being dead is believable. In fact, the entire vous without being dangerous. Then parents out of the house. cast seems to be having a good time, which in turn let's ters" showed us that ghosts didn't have to The Matelin's travel to "the other side" to enlist the the audience share in the good times. in appearance. Now "Beetlejuice" uses both help of the After-life Bureaucracy. This agency works also hits on the idea of seeing it from the something like a really messed-up system of Welfare. -Roger Johnson is the cinema writer for The Verge. perspective. It's amazing it took Hollywood this Their Chances of getting help look slim, so they do the re-think "Topper." only thing the y can-call Betelguese (pronounced elin's, a young yuppie couple, living in the Beatie-Juice). , are the victims of a tragic car accident that Keaton's characterization of the "Bio-exorcist for thier lives. The two return as ghosts and are hire" is the best thing he's done on-screen so far. Only to the house they inhabited in life. to live out his voice gives away his identity. His apperance 1s . If they leave the house they find themselves drastically altered ma�ing him look like an after-life ver-
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Verge Photo editor blems for Bergner's including fitting room, "We try to keep one perso STEVE BEAMER I purses and accessories. the store and one person i Mirrors serve as one type of safeguard for stores against "Accessibility is the key: Someone can rip ching the dressing rooms at shoplifters. n the tags off a purse and walk out with it," Once someone is caug t said Devlin. "The more accessible an item, secution follows. Most sth the more of a risk that it-willbe stolen." the fullest extent of the Bill Wright, manager of J. C. Penney als9 Wright and Devlin law. in Cross County Mall, says his store uses a will prosecute all both combination of methods designed to pre- but Beverly Dulen,the shopma
The Verge staff asked 377 students if they have ever shoplifted and and how much the VergeBy KIM editors MIKUS MELISSA Tl stQlen goods Walking around were worth. 60 times is 150 across one statecom. The Merchants ,--, : I s of mall store owners
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ON THE VERGE Of THE WEEKEND 68 FRIDAY, APRIL all, saidin her policy isCh slightly Sharlepard . "Meates and alcoholt areo the 'hnottest' items that are stolen, but it's usually the little to prosecute all the people stuff that doesn't add up to that much." final decision of whether to Many different types of people are to the head office in Quincy, shoplifters, although the average profile of a shoplifter is a teenager. . , assistant manager of "The average shoplifters in Jewel range oln Avenue in Charleston, from early to mid-twenties," said Shepard . stolen products are toys "It is more important to learn what to look ," He added that cassette for in a shoplifter." popular. This contrasts with Walmart . at K-mart in the Cross "The most common age of shoplifters is " . wished to remain unnam from 8 t o years of age." said Savage. Savage, one saying, "Cassette With the17 precautions they 1 take, most popular item for would think that the stores are winning the Verge Photo edito· I mart." war against shoplifters .. This is hardly the Many stores use updated electronicsSTEVE for BEAMER shoplif!tng protection. apparel stores are not the ase according to Shepard. c Sensor devices are installed near exits to stores to detect mer· are affected by shoplifters. "Employing security guards, having chandise being removed from the store without. first passing assistant manager of Jewel, surveillance cameras and all the other throughthe checkout. Ave., said, "On a monthly precautions we take don't begin to add up to ut six shoplifters." the loses we suffer as a result of shoplifters- ," ly half as many of the said Shepard. Steal from our store," said
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n to walk around the d also the mall's top -old Evalyn Hill. octors told her to walk but she walks eight y, day, adding up to the first of September.
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keep my weight and and it just makes me ybody," Hill said. the winter months with friends, but in In s she walks outside 11 her husband. "cipant to finish his nited States was 80- lly. been walking about ding that he walked during the first four
Verge Photo editor I of the walking Rex Farris (left) and Russell Kelly walk past the mall walkers' top-ranked walkers in the program . STEVE BEAMER mpanionship." He nces. Farris and Kelly are two efit board where walkers log their dista someone to talk ve
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ON THE VERGE 78 \, Club Illini in � iattoon
9 30. uniteBy LORI BUSCAGLIAs st ate sportp.m. on April fans. Staff writer To work up a thirst, every Tuesday from 11 p.m. to 12:30 "And it's a homerun! Free a.m. fans can play free foosball drafts all around!" and pool. Such is the sports atmoshpere· Club Illini also frequently has at Club Illini in Mattoon. live entertainment. Bands in Many students wonder why there is an Illini bar so close to cluding "Benjy and the Bebops," Eastern's campus. "Rumors," "Network" ano "Illinois," have visited the club in Owner. Joe Kimery said, the past. "There are many colleges in the Kimery said he is happy with area including Eastern, but U of I the bar's success. He has noticed is a big ten school, and everyone that more Eastern students have around here is an Illini fan." been stopping in. partly because Club Illini, 1410 Broadway, the movie theaters are located Mattoon, opened in September. across the street. Kimery said he previously own Verge However. "We don't serve I ed a sports bar, but had pro -Bartender John Smith stands in his domain at dinated blue and orange walls underage students. so they are STEVE BEAMER blems with his customers. Club Illini, Broadway, Mattoon. The bar is paraphenalia. mostly upper classmen," Kimery "Everyone was always divid designed to unite Illini fans with its color coor· · said . 1410 ed. the Cubs or the cards. the Hawks or the Blues." Kimery . He added that "the one SUNDA SPECIAL said l?! fii� V '' GOLDEN F·REE THICK CRU DRAGON ANY SIZE PIZZA The one team ONDOUBL E CHEESE INCLUDED everyone could agree Chinese Buffet $1 .00 savings on small on was the Fighting Il All You Can Eat FREE $1 .50 savings on medium lini and Club Illini was $3.95 DELIVERY $2. 00.savings on large · a way to unite fans. Lunch $6.95 CarryDinner Outs Available 1600 LINCOLN Closed Mondays -Joe Kimery Club Illini Owner 345Route-1 03316 THIS SUMMER ------·'' 1 mile west of Charleston 5 Di- nner9:30 team everyone could agree on WALK INTO was the Fighting Illini and Club PM PM SOME EXCITING Illini was a way to unite fans." The entire bar is orange and BUSINESS VENTURES blue . he said. adding that there is 'll offer 111\ni paraphenalia everywhere. ... by becoming a Manpower temporary. We you or long term assignments, at top local businesses. including the Illini bell. firsthand about the day-to-day workings of American "We ring the bell every time While adding cash to your wallet and experience to there is a touchdown during sume. football games," Kimery said "and for every three point basket Attend the School of Experience this summer: during basketball games, fans get a free round." 'MANPOWER!! The atmosphere is casual and les kicked back Kimery added. For Miles of Smi CALL TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT:Itasca There is a large screen television Schaumburg 885-0232 O'Hare 693-2291 Oakbrook and a lot of room for group par Northbrook 564-1 440 Naperville _ ties to to watch the games. Loop 263-5144 Skokie 4 The bar offers a small menu Lansing 474-0750 N. Riverside 44 from 5 to 9 p.m. Monday through Saturday for sports fans Cigarettes Evergreen Park 857-7333 N. Michigan e. 266-2903 with an appetite . On Sundays v Kankakee (81 5) 939-7070 there is usually some type of free plus tax Joliet (815) 726-4406A 1 sandwich. Sunday at p.m the $1 .13 Hammond. (21 9) 838-2253 bar will feature free ham sand Generics wiches. IN Besides food specials, there Mt. Prospect 952-811o are always drink specials, plus tax Self Serve Kimery said . One such special is 90¢ called T.N.T. (taco and tequilla Brands 900 Lincoln night) . This consists of 50 and 75 All Charleston c.e nt tacos, 50 cent tequilla ,hots An MIF Equal ()pportunily Employer and $1 margaritas. T.N.T. specials will be offered from 7 to
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88 THE VERGE OF THE ...... •' •;f ••'I• o" I•f ••'ft• f ·ON WEEKEND lking Heads back to basics for new release "(Nothing But Flowers)," a comment on moderniza all," mourn the Heads. Talking Heads long tion, proposes the idea of regaining nature and the loss "Naked" is definately one of their best. It is a trium return "Naked ," is a LP of the modern day business practices. "Once there phant return for such an inovative group of artists. U-turn tor the band . were parking lots , now it's a peaceful! oasis ...This was A tour to promote "Naked" will not happen though. e pop form of their last a Pizza Hut, now it's all covered with daisies," dreams But the good news is it's because they are working on s "True Stories" and Byrne. Wow, what a nice thought. other projects. Creatures," the Heads' On the second side, "The Facts Of Life" is a sombre Dummer Chris Frantz and Bassist Tina Weymouth seemed to slip a bit. But look at the simplicity of the human species. With lyrics are finishing up another Tom Tom Club album and have strips down to their like, "Someday we'll live on Venus and men will walk on produced an LP tor Ziggy Marley and The Melody to a sound like "Naked" Mars. But we will still be monkeys0down deep inside," Makers. release, "Fear of 79 Byrne picks apart man's inability to see his lack of Guitarist and keyboardist Jerry Harrison is on tour Pete perfections. supporting his second solo album "Casual Gods" after and produced in Talking Heads continue their voyages through producing the latest BoDeans album, "Outside Looking is a delicious Scales 'Naked" American life as they did in "True Stories" with the In." exotic cultural musics. song "Mommy Daddy You And I." It uncovers a child's David Byrne completed the movie "The Last tangos , African and of recollection of a winter bus ride with his family. A sim Emperor," and is presently working on another film in rythms, and sounds ple enough storyline , but Byrne brings it to life and Germany, titled "The Forest." Caribbean even Desi Arnez would love. sings like it is his nose pressed against the bus win Talking Heads are also releasing a compilation of e's first two tracks , "Blind" and "Mr. Jones" dow. their videos with a few new works, titled "Storytelling ed" off with a big band-night club feel. Lead By the end of "Naked," the mood changes and Giant. " David Byrne's stream-of-conscience babblings slows down to a dismal look at death from "Cool t the well orchestrated horn section; Water." "Someone is sleeping in my bed. Priests pass -Pete Scales is a regular music not found on previous albums. by. Worms crawl in. One dreams to be. One dream for reviewer for The Verge. pberry Coor's I GREAT TAKE-ou;'l ards S11Ver B u llet JUST $5.95. 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Madonna captured $6.95.· Razzie crown as I I this ime for her dess, in "Who's That t TRANSFER TO RAY COLLEGE nnah's Razzie stock FREE · the 175-member DEGREE COMPLETION PROGRAMS I Charl Q D ([!)(l) m m SportsCntr Airwolf Cheers MOV: Appaloosa MacNeil Lehrer Remington New Pacific Connection PM Ma azine Win Lose NHL Hocke Barne 1966 NR Steele News - TBA Grow'g Pains Riptide Mysteries of Nat'I Geographic Honeymoon Nature of Things Fugitive Hd Class the Pyramids (CC) Africa Anim. Jake & the Hooperman (CC) MOV: Jaguar Jack Lemmon American 700 Club Bliuard '88 Arts and Fatman Hd Class Lives (PG) Spec. 1988 (NR) Playhouse 1988 Cinema Years Sciences Equalizer HeartBeat (CC) News MOV: Charade (CC) Straight Tlk Secrets of USA Tonight 1963 (NR) FL Panthers Sna shot Nature News News Airwolf Twilite Zone Dr. Who Remington London EastEnders (:15) Secret M'A'S'H Ma num P.I. MOV: Steele Held Trust Harry Desire MOV: Shadow War of Quincy MDV: Appaloosa 1936 (NR) Burns Sea People Strikes 1937 (N Frlgg 1968 Ed e Ni ht MOV: Hold The 1966 NR Benn Life S ice :45 Si n Off Superior Ct. Search Tom'w Dream, Part1 (:15) Sign Off Groucho Excellence News Prime Time 1986 (NR) Stan True Adv. Hell MOV: ls Sign Off Wrestling MOV: Charade 700 Club Animal World for Heroes 1962 Alice 1963 (NR) Noah's Ark NR) Dragnet USA Medical Center Sign Off Can. Camera Rhoda Get Smart MOV: Mad MOV: Dark Quest Lucy Monster 1942 Purpose 1964 Si n Off Ho an (NR) Young Rebels G Acres Gettin Fit $1000 Gomer ON VERGE OF THE WEEKEND 98 THE Home Country Sunday" with Immanuel Lutheran Church and at 6:30 p. m. Saturday and Services will be held at gospel and country style music Services will be held at 8: 15 11 a.m. Sunday in Bu zzard a.m. at 1505 Seventh S will feature the "Hickory Boys" and . 10:45 a.m. at 902 Auditorium. day school will be held will be held at 8 a.m. Church Cleveland Ave. The Lutheran a.m. and at 7 an Bethel Chapel Assembly of p.m God school will follow at 10:15 a.m. Student Fellowship will be held Praise Assembly of God service will be held. Services will be held at 10:45 Services will be held at a.m. at at 5 p.m. and sunday school will Services will be helq at 10:30 a.m. and 6 p . m. at 1912 20th 411 Jackson Ave. begin at 9:30 a.m. a.m. and 6:30 p.m. at the Wesley United 9 St. Sunday school will be held at Newman Center on Ninth and Church 9:45 a.m. First Presbyterian Church Newman Catholic Community Lincoln. Sunday school will be Services will be held Services will be held at 10:30 Services will be held at 5 p.m. held at 9:30 a.m. and 11 a.m. at rch school at 9 a.m Sunday school will Charleston Alliance Church a.m. and chu Saturday, 8 and 9:30 a.m. Sun 2206 F St. University Baptist Church 9:50 a.m. Services will be held at 10:30 at 311 Seventh day at St. Charles, 921 Madison be a.m. at the Charleston Motor Inn, 920 W. Lincoln Ave. Charleston Bible Center Bible Study will begin at 9:30 a.m and services will held at 10:30 a.m. An evening worshop be will be held at 6 p.m. at 2605 Bartles Michelob, Michelob Heineken University Drive. & Jaymes Light or 12 pk. btls. Christian Campus Fellowship Michelob At 10:30 a.m. there will be a Classic 12-12 cans morning worshop service and at 6 pk btls. oz. 5 p.m. a cost supper open to the public . The supper is free for the first serving and $1 thereafter. 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PLU6205 Someone cares 899 $3.59 Fre e pregnancy tests referrcounselal/s upporting Services CO.345-NfID5000ENTIAL� You're not alont THURSDAY ESPN 0 PM News News News SportsCntr 6 :30 Wheel CC PM Ma azine Win Lose S eedWeek PM Cosby (CCJ Hours Peter Beard NHL Hockey 48 7 :30 D1ff World PM Cheers MOV: Red Spider Hotel (CC) 8 :30 Moll Dodd 1988 PM Law Buck James L.A. 9 :30 PM News News News :30 ht Show M"A"S'H Love Connect 10 Toni PM Quincy Nightline (CC) 11 :30 D. Letterman AM Real People Superior Ct. 12 :30 News ·45 Si n Off News AM Off Sign Off Sign 1 :30 AM Horse Digest 2 :30 WBC Boxin 3 AM :30 4 AM :30 Gettin Fit 108 ON THt VERGE OF THE WEEKEND ·--- ed Raygun rocks fall. The sounds of Naked Raygun Raygun, the highly are unique, in that they differ punk band from from other punk bands in their , will invade Charleston, use of vocal and instumental at Friend's and Co., harmonies. The raw overpower Buren Ave. ing punk energy is still present, are available at but it is crisp and tight, and not Records, 1414 Fourth just a noisy, screeching mess. in advance, and Naked Raygun seems to con r. centrate more on delivering sim $5 $6 for Naked Raygun ple yet powerful songs, rather g Charleston's Sixteen than flamboiant overproduced and he Slugs from ones. "Our lack of guitar solos is . The Slugs will be sup sort of our trademark ," Pezzati T their upcoming album said. Holiday" on "Agressive pop," is a fitting top 's Pravda Records. description for Naked Raygun's Tons, a local favorite, explosive, yet harnessed energy. ely excited," said lead "If the songs could be played Schell, about playing enough, you could hear them on of their greatest in- AM radio. They're catchy a ed Raygun. enough" Pezzati said. show will be Naked Some of the songs are simply N k third trip to Charleston "tongue and cheek," others y years. They will be make no sense at all, but some Photo courtesy of Naked Raygun their third LP, "Jet songs "point out issues" Pezzati ' Caroline Records a said. "We let our listeners make Members of the band Naked Raygun, (left to at Friend's and Co., Van Buren Ave . right) John Haggerty , Jeff Pezzati, Pierre Kezdy of Virgin Records. up their own minds (about those band, hailing from Chicago509 , is making its thirdThd ap and Eric two, "All Rise" issues) ." Spicer will be perfoming Saturday night pearance in Charleston. 'ous Throb" have given national and interna EASTERN ILLINOIS UNIVERSITY THEATRE nse. WHERE ARE YOU GOING TO presents nd has been together tember 1980 and has BE THIS WEEKEND? A ugh a number of Winy comedy by Oscar Wilde chan es. The existing g � E.l.U. RUGBY BASH been · together for years , said lead singer HOMEBOY SPRING FEST ti. The other members 0 � et include Pierre Kez- ss, Eric Spicer on APRIL 16TH AFTER GAME J)rJ&ortanwr_ and John Haggerty, YJ5tf?£arne sP aggressive pop," ,pez in describing Naked ' 8:00 pm April 22, JOund. Their major in Don t believe all you read . 23, 25, 26 re those of the late in 2:00 pm April 24 Buzzcocks, The the Charleston. Illinois , Stiff Little TheatreTickets: $4 Doudna Adult, S3 Senior Fine CitizenArts Center& Yo uth, $2 EIC Student Royal Heights Phone Monday - Friday hetween and for reservations 581-3110 1:00 5:00 pm .· Wire and and ticket information ss of Naked Raygun due to their furious and • 3 bedroom deluxe apt. ergetic shows. "It's the said Pez • 1 112 bath ·ng to the ag crowd," o£ the shows. "The • Fully furnished really excited. Ray g u n ' s gut • Central Air sound attracts a d to their shows. • Dishwasher punks, skinheads, er eople and some p • Underground parking ies," Pezzati said. tense shows have ed with some of Is legally leasing for Fall of '88 st names; The uhaus, Black Flag, d ennedys and $575 mo. K 9 1/2 Month leases available un will embark on West Coast tour in You can't keep date Canadian tour the good guys down then a visit to the The band is also (Mon.-Fri. I 9:00-5:00) Euopean tour in the 348-5312 1988 The TV l1st1n Group. Inc Ft Worth. TX @ A ril 22 ESPN WGN AMC WILL CBN DISC WEIU TBS Q m>C!l m SportsCntr (5:00) Cartoon Baseball MOV: Locket MacNeil Lehrer Remington Arctic IV (:05) Andy PM Ma azine Win Lose NHL Hocke Express 1946 NR Steele News :3 Sanfd Beauty & the trangers Hitchcock D.C. Week (CC) Paper Chase (NR) Leviathan Return Fugitive (:05) NBA S Beast Full House CC Brad bu MDV: Games Wall $t Basketball MOV: Shakedown Mr Belvedere MDV: Message 1967 (NR) Great 700 Club Sea People Long Search on the Sunset F mil Mn from Space (PG Performances S ice Life Strip 1988 20/20 Ai olf News 1987 (CC) Straight Tlk Hands USA Tonight (:20) Stooges rw NCAA MDV: locket Waterfall Frontier Into Ja an News . News News Night Flight Twilite Zone 1946 (NR) Dr. Who Remington In the Wild EastEnders (:05) Power M·A-s-H Love Connect Ma num P.I. MDV: Zle leld Steele Wild Cinema Oancin MDV: Number Star Trek Nightline (CC) MDV: Games Girt 1941 (NR) Bums NW Animal 1132 (:05) Tracks · . Sl¥lllleetl ET MDV: Jane Doe 1967 NR Benn NR Barnaby Jone� Superior Ct. . 1983 (NR) Groucho (:05) Tracks Fri he 13th Stan (:15) Sign Sportslook MDV: Locket Sign Club Chernobyl (:05) Tracks Off Off 700 sCntr K 1946 (NR) SpeedWeek Night Flight USA Medical Center Sign (:D5) Tracks Off CBA Basketball Rhoda MDV: Melvin Quest (:D5) Tracks and Howard Si n Off 1980 (R) (CC) Young Rebels (:05) Tracks ... ON THE.VERGE . . OF THE WEEKfND . .. 118 An heiress. A hustler. ARO setB-up. �A murder. Could a shopping venture LC?WE $" 1n really be nightmarish MASUUIRAOI so MGM By spoke . "Only one day left to get "Where do the Visa Police take FRI/SAT NITE 7:15•9:20 Staff editor SAT/SUN MATINEE PM the new spring line shoppers. you?" I asked. Was it a 2:15 MATTHEW MAYNARD SUN TO THURS NITE I had a dream about the Don't be caught wearing yester- , dungeon, or a torture chamber? 7:15 future . It went like this. day's clothes, or pay the price." Miss Shallow said, "They "Attention shoppers, credit is "Where are your friends?" I recondition you and they don't the life giver," was the message asked Miss Shallow, "Can they let you go until you can function that came over the �ublic ad tell me more?" as a fashion conscious, totally MATTOON dress system. "They're all gone. The Visa hip member of society ." MATTHEW Again the public address Police took them away." "What do they do to you? Is it system spoke. "Have you gotten Now I was really confused. drugs, or is it the subliminal mind rid of your cash, shoppers? "What's the Visa Police?" squeeze?" Oh, the terror of it all. .. FRI/SAT NITE 5:00•7:10•9:20 SAT/SUN111 MATINEE 1:00•3:00 I SUN TO 1.A»XI THURS 111 NITE 5:00 "Nothing like that silly," Miss IJl�SAND Remember, there are only two Sandy looked at me as if I was 7:10� more days to trade in your out out of my mind. "Don't you Shallow said. 'They feed you a dated currency for an extended know anything. The Visa Police steady 24 hour a day diet of WINNER OF 9 ACADEMY credit rating. After that, paper keep the order. If we don't MTV and all yQu get to read is AWARDS! INCLUDING BEST money is nothing more than charge up a daily storm, the Visa Vogue Magazine." PICTURE' BEST DIRE kindling." Police take you away, or worse OH MY GOD. My worst fear 'The most enthralling What's going on? Paper yet, they reduce your credit realized. I went screaming into movie epic in ages. money is no good. The good old rating. " the main corridor of the mall and grand experience." A American dollar would be wor "Why were your friends taken fell to my knees and said, "For · Peter Travers. PEOPLE MAGAZINE thless in two days. Why don't away then?" I asked. the love of capitalism, someone you just tell me that the Com "They were caught in last save me from this retail hell." munists have overrun the years fashions. You think you And then, all went blank. 1REIAST_ "Cosby Show" and making Bill really know someone and they I woke up kneeling on my bed recite the Marxist Doctine during go and wear a turtleneck. I was just as I had been in the mall. I prime time. so ashamed for them," the decided to watch some T. V. to " And what about my surroun young mallie said. "Hey, look at relax. COLUMBIA PICTURES dings? As far as I could see there what you're wearing. The It was a commercial break. EMQER@K1 were shops. There were clothes you're wearing were in The man in the commercial said, women's clothing stores, men's style back when they allowed ac "Come on down to the our new clothing stores, shoe stores, tors to be presidents. You'd bet Steel Hills Mall. It's the latest in athletic. apparel stores, wall ter get into some spandex quick, the mall experience. We have so paper stores.-yuppie home · out or the Visa Police will take you much of what you need you MATTOON fitting stores, pointless trinket away too." might not want to leave. In fact, stores and an Osco. Now was really scared. we might not let you." was in the biggest shopping Michael Keaton is I mall of all time, but how did get 1 And why does the public I system keep telling me, here? BEETLE 'f''- · .,.. ... _ ··credit gives me life?" -:fi: address CY: - 128 ON THE VERGE OF THE WEEKEND