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♦ Tuesday, A pril 21, 1998 S o u t h e r n I l l i n o i s U n i v e r s i t y a t E dwardsville Vol. 50, No. 64 ♦ Professors receive recognition for their excellence in teaching level and service

■ BY ZHANDA changes, Frisbe mathematics and statistics; activities, while obtaining their JOHNSON stays abreast of Aland Stueber, professor undergraduate or graduate NEWS EDITOR current theory and of geography; and Kathy education. method within her Burke, a lecturer in the Martell is recognized by her Charlotte Frisbe, professor field, and she also school of nursing. Each peers for her innovation in the of anthropology, and Eric Voss, pays close recipient will receive a classroom and for developing assistant professor of chemistry, attention to $500 award. business simulation exercises to were recently selected as co­ teaching Sewell has taught a involve students in active team recipients of this year’s SIUE techniques and wider range of decision making processes. She Teaching Excellence Award. On new technology for mathematics and statistic also takes advantage of the Sunday, the two received an her classes. courses than any other internet for teaching purposes award of $1,250 at the Honors Outside of the faculty in the department. and promotes active learning Convocation. They will also classroom Frisbe is He was selected for the among students, urges the use of receive a plaque at a student adviser, Charlotte Frisbe Eric Voss award based on his ability cross-disciplinary initiatives. To commencement on May 9. works with the local indicated that he “represents to design and organize help accomplish these goals, she Frisbe and Voss were chapter of the National Honors the best in undergraduate classroom activities directed constantly is rethinking and selected to receive the award by Society in anthropology and is science education and mentoring toward achieving established redeveloping new materials for faculty members and students involved in national training around the country.” goals. Sewell has received her courses, seeking to be representing various schools and regarding the teaching of Navajo In the classroom, Voss is outstanding teaching evaluations. thoroughly prepared and also the College of Arts and studies. sensitive to the needs of his Stueber consistently receives enthusiastic in her approach. Sciences. They were selected Voss was selected for the students by providing special the highest evaluations in his Burke was selected from based on their distinguished level Teaching Excellence Award by tutoring classes for beginning department for teaching, research those nominees of faculty who of teaching. students and faculty for his courses, especially for exams and and service. He has been were submitted for consideration Frisbe, who has been innovations in the chemistry finals. Voss often shares his ideas commended by students and.^. for a Teaching Recognition teaching for 28 years is a classroom. He is a leader in for improving courses and faculty for his thorough and Award among the clinical faculty, previous recipient of the the use of new technologies, programs in the chemistry rigorous coverage of course instructor/lecturer, or part-time Teaching Excellence Award. She including laser disc, CD-Rom, department, upper or lower level, material and also for faculty. She brings energy, a was presented her first award in chemical software programs and teaches all levels of courses supplemental instruction he sense of humor and professional 1971 which was her first year of and internet applications. In with the same effort. freely gives to any of his competence to the undergraduate teaching at SIUE. Over the years 1994 he was commended by Teacher Recognition Awards students. Through outside program in teaching a variety of Frisbe has adjusted her teaching the American Chemical Society were also announced recently. funding, Stueber has involved nursing courses. She works well style to keep pace with the new for his activity as faculty The four recipients of the teacher students in an applied learning with the students and currently is and challenging methods. In adviser to the Student Affiliates recognition awards are Edward environment, allowing students adviser to the Student Nurses order to keep up with the modem Chapter at the university and Sewell, associate professor of to be involved in research Association.

Second annual Vehicle Day helps children Spring Family Fest offers understand the importance of vehicles cultural diversity for children ■ BY DOREEN VAN firetruck, a police car, a police was another facet of education LEE bicycle, a hearse, and for children,” K.J. Jackson, ■ BY DOREEN VAN Fest is to get families out to have NEWS STRINGER construction vehicles. Drivers family housing coordinator, said. LEE fun and expose children to were on hand to answer any “Our main purpose with Vehicle NEWS STRINGER different cultures,” K.J. Jackson, Gentlemen start your questions about the vehicles. Day was to show children the family housing coordinator said. engines. Well, at least climb Parents as well as their importance of vehicles in Calling all families. Activities featured at the aboard and explore your engines. children were encouraged to everyday life and to expose jobs University Housing is Spring Family Fest are African On Friday, April 17 in the participate in becoming familiar which require certain vehicles.” sponsoring Spring Family Fest dances with drums, a stepshow Vadalabene Center parking lot with vehicles. They were able to This event was sponsored by on Saturday, April 25 from where family members can learn preschoolers from all over the get inside of the vehicles and the University Housing Board 12:30 p.m. to 5 p.m. at the how to step, a story time, Indian area participated in the second operate some of the equipment and “adopted” by University Cougar Village playground. The hand-painting, Scandinavian annual “Vehicle Day”. “It was great,” resident Housing Family Resident theme of the fest is “Everyone arts and crafts, a children’s Assistant Brandi Kirbride. The event was an effort to assistant, Brandi Kirkbride, said. Belongs.” collage and hayrides on campus. “I think that I had more fun than Vehicle Day was sponsored help children understand the “We combined the Fall Fest Food from various cultures and my daughter. I got in, sat down in conjunction with the Early function and importance of with the Spring Fest to come up traditions will be served. and honked the horn. I had a lot Childhood Center Board and the vehicles in everyday life. There with Spring Family Fest. of fun.” University Housing resident were over 25 vehicles which “The goal of Spring Family “The goal of Vehicle Day participation program. included a cement truck, a semi, a *ee FEST, page 2 ♦ Page 2 The Alesile T u esd ay, A pril 21, 1998 ♦

University of Connecticut to serve beer to legal age students at a weekend festival STORRS, Conn. (AP) — Chancellor Mark Emmert said. event, with any remaining profits outsiders will excluded this year. Mansfield Town Manager Looking to keep partying and The beer tent will be set up divided among student “We’ve done just about Martin Berliner said he and other rowdiness under control, the in a fenced-in area of the football organizations, said Thomas Q. everything we can for the kids to town leaders support the University of Connecticut will field, with university security Callahan, UConn’s associate vice have a safe place to have fun in,” university’s efforts to confine the serve beer on campus to students officers checking ' for president for institutional Callahan said. “We are trying to partying on campus. 21 and over during this week’s identification. advancement. provide an event that is on But others, such as state Sen. spring weekend festivities. The university will sell 16- This year’s “University campus, safe and open only to Edith Prague, D-Columbia, In recent years,' the ounce plastic cups of beer to Weekend” celebration, which UConn students.” oppose the school’s decision to celebration has been plagued those who can provide proof begins Thursday, is only open to Last year, police arrested sell alcohol. with off-campus trouble and that they are UConn students UConn students. In recent years, dozens of students on and “Is UConn sending a students driving and roaming and are at least 21 years old, the students said, most of the trouble off campus. A crowd of about message that you can’t have a through town after a day of legal drinking age. Each cup will was caused by visitors. 5,000 started bonfires, and police good time without alcohol? I drinking. cost $1.50. UConn officials said they and firefighters were attacked think so,” Prague said. “I “If you drive the party off Proceeds from the beer sales have notified other schools with rocks, bottles, cans and disagree with the way UConn is campus, you lose control,” will go toward the cost of the throughout New England that garbage barrels. handling this issue.” Fest Kevorkian brings body to suburban Detroit hospital PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) — examiner Bernardino Pacris said suffered from amyotrophic Geoffrey Fieger’s office. from page 1 A 64-year-old Missouri woman this morning. Tests also should, lateral sclerosis, a degenerative Messages left at Fieger’s whose body was brought to determine whether the woman nerve disorder commonly office this morning for comment Participants are a hospital by Dr. Jack had Lou Gehrig’s disease, as a known as Lou Gehrig’s disease. were not immediately returned. encouraged to get involved, Kevorkian died after being note left with the body Monday The note did not specify the Kevorkian, who has learn about other cultures and injected with had suggested, Pacris said. woman’s hometown, which admitted involvement in more try new things. a poison, a medical examiner Authorities said the Pacris and Pontiac police have than 100 deaths this decade, has Jackson said that anyone said today. woman’s corpse was brought to not immediately identified. The been acquitted in three Detroit- can attend and bring items Pending tests should show POH Medical Center about 3:45 typewritten message also urged area trials covering five deaths. which reflect their cultural the exact substance that killed p.m. EDT by Kevorkian and an authorities not to investigate the Another trial in Ionia County backgrounds. Dixie Coleen Wilson, Oakland unidentified man. The note death and instructed them to ended in a mistrial last summer. County deputy medical accompanying the body said she reach Kevorkian attorney “Anyone interested in attending Spring Family Fest is Man ask to withdraw plea in execution style slaying encouraged to bring music, MEEKER, Colo. (AP) — A Charges of first-degree murder, 1997, shooting death of Kenneth will hold a hearing May 6 to crafts, food and books California man has asked to kidnapping and conspiracy were Todd Skidmore, 34, of Meeker. decide whether to accept pertaining to their culture withdraw his guilty plea to dropped in favor of the second- His body was found along a rural Dominguez’s request. background,” Jackson said. second-degree murder in a 1997 degree murder charge and a 36- road south of Dinosaur. Dominguez fired his public For more information, execution-style slaying, year sentencing cap. Authorities said the defenders, contending they had please contact K.J. Jackson, Francisco Rojas Dominguez, Dominguez filed a motion to execution-style shooting coerced him into entering the 34, was scheduled to be withdraw his plea Friday. occurred during a dispute guilty plea, according to court Family Housing Coordinator, sentenced Friday under a plea Dominguez was one of three over drugs. documents. at 692-2900. agreement reached a month ago. suspects accused in the March 6, District Judge J.E. DeVilbiss DEBBYE TURNER Former Miss America to Speak at SIUE

Dr. Debbye Turner, former Miss America and Co-host of Show Me St Louis, will be the keynote speaker at the 9th Annual Graduation and Awards Banquet of the Organization of Minority Business Students of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville. Since she was crowned Miss America 1990, Dr. Debbye Turner has spoken to more than 200,000 students at over 200 schools, youth organizations, and college campuses. Her topics include personal excellence, unrelenting determination, goal setting, and the importance of a solid education. She uses her own life as an example of triumphing over the odds. The banquet will be held April 25, 1998 at 6:30 p.m. in the University Center, Conference Center at Southern Illinois University Edwardsville.

There is a charge for those attending the banquet but not for Dr. Turner’s Keynote speech.

Her speech will be open to the public at 8:00p.m.

For more information, please contact Danita Thompson at (618) 692-3790 or any member of OMBS

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Walking a mile in my shoes Letters to the editor------When I asked for input from the public, I guess I Opinions from all around campus with more criticism on President Clinton and was essentially asking for it. Today I received an editorial that I’m not going to print because it was editorials related to the subject, as well as some criticism toward the editor. ridiculous. I don't mind criticism, but to the person who More Clinton Critical he is only doing his job. Jones speak on the 15th. People sent this, congratulations, you just wrote everything that Finally, to address the from throughout the state showed I already know. Theory Danielle premature and asinine allegation up to listen to what Mr. Jones had I’m not going to personally attack you in any way Belton This letter serves as a retort to of hypocrisy, let me first ask when to say concerning what we could so I’m going to save all the drama and not even print Mr. Phillips’ editorial that was anything about Republicans was do to save the inner cities and your name.Therefore, here is my response. featured last week. Once again the addressed prior to your letter? why Sean Combs, a k a Puff People tell me about the same problems I deal with everyday as basis of the argument has been The reason that a comment by Mr. Daddy, is a capitalist. They also if I didn’t spend nearly 30 hours a week here. I know that the paper misconstrued, and accompanying Gross was issued in the first place heard how there was never any has problems. I’ve been saying this since I became editor in chief. this misunderstanding are a few was because of the flippant hate that came out of the mouth of So for you, and everyone else who’d like to know, these are the allegations. To address the issue remarks by Mr. Stulce about Mr. Jones. problems at the paper, and here are the solutions, and here is what of playing God, let me ask Mr. Clinton. He was the one that One person sticks out in my we are currently doing. Phillips if he takes a moral stance brought up Clinton, not Mr. Gross mind as not being there though. 1#: We have had only one copy editor for the majority of this on anything. If so, does sticking or any other College Republican. Now, it could be that this person semester. She is a very good one, but it’s hard to copy edit an entire up for these beliefs insinuate that If he had made an argument about can write about certain issues, but paper late at night by yourself. Just recently we hired a new one, and the person is trying to play God? I the strong moral character of Bob when it comes down to it, cannot we hope he works out. think not. It only proves that the Packwood, and how a sexually meet them face to face. This could 2#: We have a lot of MIA reporters, as in they are missing in person has enough guts to stand satisfied senator is a great senator, be the reason the person did not action. Most of our reporters have jobs/lives. Some have kids, some up and communicate why he/she then the same stance would have show. However, it could be that have a large course load because they all are college students, and thinks the issue is wrong. I would been taken. I was appalled by the this person did show, but was some aren’t very dedicated when this is a job that requires never have the audacity to actions of Senator Packwood (a amazed by what Mr. Jones had to dedication. And in some cases we’ve had to cut comers because if compare myself to God, but I do Republican), and I was pleased say and therefore no longer felt a someone leaves us or we dismiss someone, there is no replacement. feel strongly on certain issues. when he resigned. Morals are not need to question his legitimacy. 3#: We run AP because it’s often either that or blank pages. We Secondly, Mr. Phillips based on partisanship. Whenever Whichever the case, Ms. Belton, just don’t have enough reporters to handle the workload. There are suggests that Ken Starr should a Republican takes the platform of remember that you had your tons of stories that we miss because reporters will be hired, then devote his time to people like pro-choice, I am immediately chance. Mr. Jones was willing to never show up again. Michael Milken and leave the looking for a new candidate, give you the chance to speak your 4#: We don’t tackle as many in-depth stories as we’d like president’s actions alone. Do you because my moral beliefs against part, yet you did not give him the because some of our reporters aren’t experienced enough to handle understand the job description that abortion are so strong that I will chance. You chose to stay behind it. And to avoid having to print a sub-par story, we cut it and run an Mr. Starr possesses? Mr. Starr is not vote for that candidate. your pen and paper. associated press story. part of the Independent Counsel, a Should I or anyone else be PS. Rupert says hi. The fact that you want me to deny is the truth. You cannot separate entity designed to chastised for this belief? Am I expect to have a quality paper when there isn't enough experienced investigate the presidency. Why playing God? Mr. Gross did not Jason L. Holzum staff to back it up. I have tried to recruit reporters, but the point is would he investigate a person state that Republicans have a Soph., undeclared unless beginning mass communication students take more interest in (who mind you was already better moral track record than the paper, we’re going to be like this for a while. Our staff works convicted and had served time in Democrats, he merely stated that Editor’s note: long hours for not nearly enough money, then often has to sacrifice prison) who dealt with junk bonds Mr. Stulce’s lackadaisical attitude It seems that I have offended their classes to put out this paper. I don’t know if the person who if his position solely is to towards Mr. Clinton was wrong, some people, so I apologize, hut I wrote this letter knows what it feels like to work for little pay for investigate the president. The fault in his opinion. All parties aside, I am certainly not one to hide from long hours, and stay late at night, sometimes till midnight, to put out lies not with Mr. Starr but instead believe that infidelity is wrong, no an event. I think some simple a newspaper only so someone can turn to them and say they aren’t with the Independent Counsel. matter who commits it. Everyone deduction would have caused a doing enough. This unnecessary office was has the right to air his/her person to figure out that Reginald I wrote this reply to defend my staff. You are not here when we created (by Democrats) to opinions, and that person should Jones came on a Wednesday night are here. When we are here at midnight making the paper you hate investigate presidents like Nixon not be ridiculed or judged merely and the Alestle comes out on so much, you get to enjoy the warm sanctuary of your bedroom. Our and Reagan. Many conservatives because of these opinions. Thursday. I wanted to be there, advisor is lucky if he ever gets to look at his family. My section were against this counsel because PS. I would like to commend hut the paper wasn’t finished till editors came to college to work on their education, and I’m not they believed that the everyday Ms. Belton for making snide twelve in the morning. But if the going to tell them that the Alestle comes before their classwork. checks and balances would remarks against Mr. Jones and College Republicans ever need It’s so easy to look and speak from where you are standing. And eliminate the need for an entity to then not even having the someone for a debate as long as it’s so easy to complain about what you don’t understand. I’m not investigate the president. gumption to attend the event to its not on a Monday or Wednesday asking for your sympathy and I don’t even want your help, all I want However, since a Democrat is see if her beliefs were correct. night, I'd be happy to participate, you to do is read this and understand that what we are, and what you being investigated by this but 1 still think Rupert Murdock think we are, are two different things. Spend a Monday night with Independent Counsel, now all the Scott Thomas makes a far more interesting us and you will see, spend a week with us and you will want to run Democrats are crying foul. If the Sr., Finance & Economics capitalist. If anyone recorded or screaming. This isn’t the most glamorous place to work on campus. counsel was necessary and took a record of Reginald Jones I wasn’t lying when I said I fall asleep in all my classes because the important under Nixon and speech I would like to borrow it to night before I was here till 1 a.m. Why don’t you come back to Reagan, then people have no Reggie was there, were find out what I missed. reality and walk a mile in my shoes? reason to complain now. I myself you? believe that this counsel should be Danielle Belton eliminated, but there is Thank you to everyone for Editor In Chief no need to criticize Mr. Starr; showing up to listen to Reginald

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In politics, Illinois still facing north-south fights

SPRINGFIELD, 111. (AP) — partly to blame for regional Kankakee, south of 1-80 by about seized control of the emotional siphon off money needed for Like a family with a generations- frictions because they’ve found 35 miles. Nearly shut out of downstate issue of how to downstate roads. “That made old quarrel that never seems to that it “plays.” Chicago politics since the 1930s, regulate factory-scale hog farms. some of those guys (lawmakers) get settled, Illinois is split “Everybody has been guilty of the GOP lacks the city-vs.- “He’s never even seen a hog nervous,” he said. between downstaters and it at one time or another,” he said. country schism of Democrats. farm,” said Rep. Charles Hartke, Former U.S. Sen. Paul Simon, upstaters. “It’s very popular downstate to Downstate Republicans tend to a Teutopolis farmer and a downstater, stepped down from The conflict overlaps party bash Chicago, and so on.” resent suburban DuPage County, Madigan’s chairman of the the Senate in 1996 to head the lines and social classes. As a A five-term congressman from the GOP’s metropolitan House Democratic conference. Public Policy Institute at prominent downstate Democrat, “the largest agricultural district in stronghold. Jokingly, Hartke introduced a Southern Illinois University. He state Sen. Vince Demuzio of the state,” Poshard says Republican Gov. Jim Edgar, “Large Law Firm Facility said of regionalism, “To the Carlinville, says, “We used to be parochialism is foolish in an who is retiring next January after Management Act” to mimic extent that people have pride in fighting Chicago Democrats. international economy. While two terms, was the first Madigan’s large livestock their area, it’s a healthy thing. To Now we are fighting suburban visiting the trading floor of the downstater of either party elected facilities management bill. the extent that it results in people Republicans.” Chicago Board of Trade recently, governor in 62 years if you don’t Hartke’s bill would require saying, ‘We can’t let Chicago get Pollsters see Illinois as he said, the link between the count William Stratton (1953- lawyers to get permission from too much,’ or, ‘We can’t let divided into three areas: Chicago, multi-billion-dollar futures 61), who lived in Grundy County local officials to set up a firm downstate too much,’ it’s an the suburbs and downstate. But in industry and downstate but grew up in Lake County. with more than two lawyers. unhealthy thing. the view of many downstaters, agriculture was obvious. “But Edgar, of Charleston, agrees Madigan’s only comment was, “Probably there is more that is there is only one division — hardly anybody who lives in with Poshard that regionalism is a “I want to talk to Chuck about unhealthy about the rivalry than north or south of Interstate 80. Chicago, or even downstate, even politician’s game. “There’s more raising the threshold (above two is healthy.” The road runs from Hammond, thinks about that connection.” of it in politics than there is in lawyers).” Simon noted that an upstate- Ind., to Moline, slicing off If elected, Poshard would be normal life,” he said. “Politicians Hartke’s joshing aside, downstate split is common in Chicago, its suburbs and outlying the first downstate Democratic have a tendency to play that card regionalism isn’t just a kind of states dominated by a single city: “edge cities” from the rest of governor since John Stelle. A one way or the other.” fraternity rivalry but rather a Detroit in Michigan, New York the state. lieutenant governor, Stelle served “The paranoia of downstaters serious conflict that often City in New York, Atlanta in The downstate-upstate, rural- as governor for three months in vs. Chicago isn’t as great as when determines how and where public Georgia. metropolitan division is being 1940 after the death of Gov. I first came to state government funds are spent. Maybe there’s just something played out anew now that Henry Homer, a Cook County 30 years ago,” Edgar said. “I’ve Asked to recall issues driven in human nature that promotes an us-against-them viewpoint. Democrats have nominated a Democrat. seen more paranoia of by regionalism during his eight John Gianulis of Rock Island, downstater for governor for the Republican gubernatorial Chicagoans toward downstate, as years in office, Edgar mentioned who chairs the Downstate the annual fights over the school- first time in decades. Glenn nominee George Ryan, the you’ve seen the shift of power Democratic County Chairmen’s Poshard thinks politicians are secretary of state, is from away from the city.” aid formula, which divides state Association, said he has watched Meanwhile, Republicans money among urban and rural downstate-upstate fighting go on sometimes enjoy watching school districts. for decades. But that isn’t what Chicago and downstate Also, Edgar said, airline really bothers him. BIG LOTS Democrats wrangle. Downstaters officials who oppose a third “I spend most of my time The Closeout Store were riled this spring when major Chicago-area airport put trying to keep peace between the House Speaker Michael out word that the project would north end of the county and the 50% OFF Madigan, a Chicago attorney, south end of the county.” Select T-Shirts Iran said to be cracking down on Iraq smuggling Mens & Ladies UNITED NATIONS (AP) — be taking steps to curb the flow of In a report last year to the OPEN MON. - SAT. 9 AM - 9 PM Iran appears to be cracking down illegal petroleum products Security Council, the force said SUN 10 AM - 7 PM on an illegal oil smuggling through its territorial seas.” illegal Iraqi sales were expected operation that was projected to “In this regard, we note that to reach $75 million in 1997 and earn neighboring Iraq up to $120 the Iranian government has $120 million this year. Hmurr Snròiij nf million this year, U.N. and other recently played a helpful role in But sources, speaking on sources said Monday. enforcing the sanctions on air condition of anonymity, said the A U.S.-led multinational naval travel to and from Iraq by Iranians in recent months force patrols the Persian Gulf to requiring that planes wishing to apparently have stopped helping intercept ships carrying Iraqi oil enter Iraq obtain the appropriate smugglers, forcing them to sail in The Honor Society of in violation of economic approval from the U.N. Sanctions international waters where they Phi Kappa Phi sanctions imposed after Iraq’s Committee before overflying can be intercepted. 1990 invasion of Kuwait, which Iranian territory,” Clinton said in The sources said Iran’s wishes to congratulate the following sparked the Gulf War. the April 6 letter. motives were unclear. They said faculty and student members U.N. sources have complained A copy of the letter was the crackdown could be part of a for years that Iraq has been obtained by The Associated Press campaign to improve ties with L if e t im e M e m b e r s h ip A w a r d able to sidestep the sanctions on Monday. the West that Iranian President by shipping fuel through Iranian Last year, sources in the Mohammad Khatami began after S a m u el C. P earson territorial waters that are Maritime Interception Force, his landslide election last May. Professor, Historical Studies off-limits to the multinational which patrols the gulf to enforce It also could reflect tension naval force. sanctions, said the Iranian within the Iranian government 1998 P h i K a ppa P h i A w a r d s President Clinton recently Revolutionary Guards were between Khatami and his hard­ reported to Congress that the selling ship captains bogus line opponents, who maintain Meritorious Service A w a r d level of petroleum smuggling papers indicating their vessels close ties to the Revolutionary Ik-Tu K a n g “appears to be decreasing” and were carrying Iranian goods not Guards involved in the Professor, Physics that the Iranian government “may covered by the embargo. smuggling. Undergraduate Scholarship Award Body of missing student found around corner R ob in L. D riesner CARRABASSETT VALLEY, More than 3 1/2 months later, Wendy Ault, a family friend, said Graduate Fellowship Award Maine (AP) — Searchers used the body of the 21-year-old of Kenneth and Maureen dogs, snowmobiles and aircraft to Zebrowski was found behind a Zebrowski. A n g ela M. B ates look for Kevin Zebrowski, a convenience store just 340 yards Zebrowski’s body was Undergraduate Paper Competition college student from New Jersey down the road from the bar, discovered Friday by two skiers last seen in a motel bar on a leaving residents and the who went behind the store. P eggy E m lin g freezing New Year's night. anguished parents wondering An autopsy conducted (F ir s t P l a c e ) His parents left their jobs to how the body was overlooked. Saturday determined that T im o th y W . H o lla n d A n d r ew H a r m o n look for him, posting fliers in “They themselves had driven Zebrowski, who left his jacket (S e c o n d P l a c e ) (T h ir d P l a c e ) New England and Canada. by that spot hundreds of times,” ♦ T ue sd a y, A pril 21, 1998 The Alestle Page 5 ♦

Four die in soccer Governor warns veto may be stampede in Zimbabwe pending for bill increasing school aid HARARE, Zimbabwe (AP) — Once the stadium was full, LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — Gov. made last year when the Kristensen said at a morning Soccer fans trying to get into a thousands more fans tried to Ben Nelson would not disclose his Legislature passed LB806. That briefing on the issue. packed stadium for a free match force their way in and police plans for a controversial state aid said it is the intent of the What the provision really will between Zimbabwe’s two most were unable to control an proposal after lawmakers passed Legislature to provide enough aid do, Omaha Sen. Pam Brown said, popular teams caused a stampede onslaught, The Sunday Mail the measure on the last day of the to schools to ensure that they do is result in an overfunding of 1998 session. not have to increase their tax levy education while nothing is done to in which four people died, news newspaper reported. Nelson said Tuesday he had beyond the limit imposed by the encourage schools to become reports said Sunday. In the crush, four people died only heard bits and pieces of the state. With his amendment, more efficient. The Saturday match and 10 were seriously injured, the debate that lasted about three Wickersham changed that to say Sen. Kermit Brashear argued culminated celebrations of state-controlled newspaper said. hours, but he intends to review the the Legislature “shall” provide the bill may be unconstitutional Zimbabwe’s 18th anniversary of Ziana, the Zimbwean news transcript and the arguments made that money. because it obligates a future independence. Earlier, President agency, also reported the same before making a decision. Nelson It is the state’s obligation to Legislature to spend an undefined Robert Mugabe lit a symbolic casualty statistics. earlier this week said he was ensure schools can function under amount of money. Sen. Ernie flame in the 60,000-seat National There was no immediate word considering vetoing it. the levy lids and spending limits Chambers agreed and said the Sports stadium. Sunday from police or hospital Senators wrestled with their imposed by the Legislature, Legislature should remove the The stadium was filled to authorities on the condition of options for best dealing with the Wickersham said. amendment before passing the capacity for the free the injured. bill (LB 1175) that includes an Starting July 1, schools will be bill. amendment adopted last week by limited to collected $1.10 per But to do that, the Legislature Independence Trophy match The game proceeded despite a 25-0 vote in less than five $100 of assessed valuation. That would have had to extend the between Dynamos and the stampede, with Dynamos minutes. Sen. Bob Wickersham, will decrease to $1 in 2001. There session for two days. Chambers’ Highlanders, Zimbabwe’s top winning 2-0. who introduced the amendment, is expected to be a $70 million motion to extend the session fell premier division clubs. and Sen. Ardyce Bohlke, who difference in the current state aid 23 votes short of the 40 needed to chairs the Education Committee, and what will be needed to ensure succeed. STUDENT Bar when he declined a ride argued the issue can always be schools can remain below the $1 The bill passed 34-8. If signed from a designated driver at limit. by Nelson, it becomes law from page 4 revisited next year. 1:30 a.m. on New Year’s Day. Wickersham defended his All the amendment does, immediately. behind when he disappeared into He was gone when the driver amendment, which could lead to Wickersham said, is put in place a Even though Wickersham said a night with a wind chill of 45 returned at 2 a.m. as much as $70 million more in formula for calculating what the bill does not increase state below zero, died from Zebrowski’s father left his state aid to schools in the year amount the state will need to spending, Lincoln Sen. Don hypothermia due to exposure. banking job and his mother took 2001. Wickersham said it doesn’t ensure schools do not have to vote Wesely said the Nebraska Authorities believe a leave of absence from a increase spending, it just changes to exceed the levy lid. Business Summit will use it to its the formula under which the aid “It seems to me this is a advantage in an effort to gather Zebrowski would not have cosmetics company so they will be distributed. mechanism for giving the signatures on a petition for a survived long in the cold without could move from Rahway, N.J., a jacket. Police did not suspect The decision on how to Legislature a clear policy choice constitutional amendment limiting to Farmington and conduct their provide state aid to schools was to make next year,” Speaker Doug state spending. foul play. Toxicology and blood- own search. alcohol tests were pending. The parents posted a $25,000 CANVASSING “It’s obvious that he was reward for information about JACOB covered with snow,” Maine Kevin’s disappearance. There HOME REMODELING Attention Students! Public Safety Department were candlelight vigils at the Family owned and Looking for Storage? spokesman Stephen university. The family operated since 1977!!! 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RAHTS $ “Object of My Affection” can’t seem to find focus RAV€S NEW YORK (AP) — The classic quirky, stubborn, a bit irritating 1929 love song “You Were Meant and totally endearing. As Nina, for Me” floats through "The Jennifer Aniston of television’s Object of My Affection,” a mild- “Friends” exhibits none of mannered love story that these characteristics. One champions family and friendship wonders what George sees in this in just about every conceivable bland woman. combination. If only the movie The script’s variable quality were as simple, direct and seems to have unnerved director charming as the song is. Nicholas Hytner, who had a sure It focuses on a gay man and a command of the material in his pregnant woman, (no, he’s not other films, “The Madness of the father), who meet and move King George” and “The ■ BY COREY STULCE in together after the guy is Crucible.” With “The Object of LIFESTYLE EDITOR dumped by his self-absorbed My Affection,” Hytner can’t boyfriend. Can friendship in such [email protected] decide whether his movie is a close quarters develop into romantic, screwball or situation something more? And if it does, I had a pretty exciting comedy. He makes unconvincing will the relationship last? weekend. There wasn’t even attempts at all three. The movie is based on enough time for me to get ticked Considering Wasserstein’s Stephen McCauley’s keenly about anything and write about flair for comedy, it is particularly observant novel, which is funny, it. So, to fill my space today, I sardonic and often poignant. disappointing that a lot of the will give you a rundown of what Those qualities make only comic characters, such as the I did Saturday, leading into occasional appearances in nosy downstairs neighbor and the Sunday morning. playwright Wendy Wasserstein’s older dancing instructor who 9:00 a.m. I wake up a little bit uncertain screen adaptation. She teaches the mismatched couple to tango, fall flat. hung over in a strange Southern rinses everything in soap opera, There are pleasures to be city. I have to leave with Tom to diluting the spirit of the book and found in several of the other pick up a stranger at the airport letting the action slip into halfhearted melodrama. supporting actors. Particularly in Oklahoma City. Boyish and earnest, Paul Rudd effective is an acerbic Allison 11:35 a.m. We’re a little late, Making an alien acquaintance makes an appealing protagonist, Janney as Nina’s upwardly thanks to Tom getting on the although the actor is not the near­ mobile stepsister, married to a Fans of the popular sci-fi show “Babylon 5” will have an wrong exit. But, we pick up the nerd depicted in the book. As cranky and high-powered literary opportunity to meet one of the stars, Andreas Katsulas stranger, a pretty young lady George, a private school teacher, agent, wonderfully played by (G'Kar), on Saturday, April 25. The “Babylon 5” mall tour with a sharp tongue named Rudd suggests the genuine Alan Alda. stops in St. Louis at Crestwood Plaza from 10 a.m. till 5 p.m. anguish of finding himself in a Yet these performances are Michelle. We all hit it off There will be interactive activities and autograph signings situation where someone instantly. from Katsulas from 12-2 p.m. Katsulas is also widely known only momentary diversions. “The inevitably will get hurt. 2:45 p.m. We are at a as the “one armed man” from the smash hit motion picture Object of My Affection” is Unfortunately, the actor has no shopping mall in Oklahoma City “The Fugitive” starring Harrison Ford. He also appeared in a movie as unsure of itself as one to play off. In the novel, the trying on clothes. I mention to “Executive Decision” and “Hot Shots: Part Duex.” the leading characters are of character of Nina Borowski is Tom that I would like to find a each other. Hawaiian shirt. 3:18 p.m. All three of us buy Move over Springer: Buttafuoco’s got a brand new bag Hawaiian shirts at Gadzooks. WEST HOLLYWOOD, Calif. (AP) — Add Various shots include his name on the undercover cop on Hollywood’s Sunset Mine is green with surfers on it. talk show host to the resume of Joey marquee at the Whiskey Club on Sunset Boulevard, a crime, he maintains, he never Rayon feels good on the skin. Buttafuoco. Boulevard. A rock guitar hook sets the mood committed. 4:08 p.m. We decide to wear The Long Island Lolita’s half-hour talk show as a chorus chants “Joey, Joey, Joey, Joey Other guests include actor Jan Michael our Hawaiian shirts out tonight. on cable access premiered Thursday, joining Buttafuoco,” the only lyrics in the short Vincent, whose career has been marred by a We drive 20 miles out of the way the ranks of the “Eggroll King,” porno introduction. history of substance abuse and at least two to find leis and straw hats to go aficionado Colin Malone and a horde of cult The set is simple: two office-type alcohol-related car accidents; Liza Greer, a with the shirts. celebrities who by law are allowed free chairs and a dark background. His guests, contributor to the bestseller “You’ll Never 7:16 p.m. We get scolded for airtime on cable and otherwise wouldn’t make like himself, are scandal-ridden and Make Love In This Town Again,” a tell-all coming back so late with the it on commercial TV. probed for details about their brush, or crash, into infamy. about how famous people have sex; and strange girl we just met. The debut was heralded at the Rainbow Bar and Grill on Sunset Boulevard, where His first guest was Divine Brown, who was his wife Mary Jo, who was caught in a 12:16 a.m. — Sunday. We get comedian John Belushi was once eulogized. arrested in Hollywood in 1995 while engaging nearly fatal love triangle with her husband and many odd looks, cheers and On Thursday, Buttafuoco fans and friends at in a sex act with actor Hugh Grant in a car. his mistress. catcalls in Stillwater, Okla. for the bar shared pizza and fries while watching Brown, whose real name is Estella The Buttafuocos moved from New York to our Hawaiian attire. Sometimes a big-screen TV as he acted as master of Thompson, says she is still down-to-earth Los Angeles about two years ago with their it’s fun to be an oddball. ceremonies. despite all the attention. two children. Besides the talk show, 2:45 a.m. Six of us play sand “This is a forum for anybody who has been , “I’m still the same person,” said Brown. Buttafuoco is pursuing an acting career and volleyball. We only wear boxer jammed up by law enforcement, who has been Buttafuoco served four months in jail after works at an auto body shop. shorts, even though it’s about 50 abused by the media, who has been chewed up pleading guilty to the liaison with Amy Fisher, "He doesn’t hide the fact that he was a bad and spit out by the system,” Buttafuoco said in degrees. I talk trash to the who was 16 when she later shot his wife, Mary boy and he doesn’t have a problem bringing an interview. opposing team and piss them off. Jo, in the face in May 1992. Buttafuoco also that to the front,” said Jay Hastings, 38, a fan The show, which airs Thursdays at We win. was given five years’ probation, and last year 11:30 p.m. on public access cable, opens with who loved the debut. “What he did was talk to he went back to jail for violating that shots of a leather-clad Buttafuoco tooling the audience and made it like a Jerry Springer probation by soliciting sex from an see RANTS, page 9 around West Hollywood on a motorcycle. thing, like he was having fun. It was cool.” ♦ T uesday, A pril 21, 1998 The Alestle Page 7 ♦

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Men’s tennis wins GLVC title; Reither named Player of the Year ■ BY SARAH FINLEY “When we won, they were in a and the Greyhounds. the water,” said Logan. “We the Player of the Year. SPORTS EDITOR state of shock,” head coach Bill The Cougars took it down to lominated the doubles.” Since SIUE lost to Southern Logan said of Southern Indiana. the final second with a 6-3 finish. SIUE beat the Screaming Indiana in regular season play, This past weekend, the men’s Before the Cougars battled “It was the toughest match of Eagles 5-0. they got the bid to the NCAA, tennis team proved that one loss Southern Indiana, they had to the tournament,” Logan said. “It “Numany played with shin but Logan hopes by winning is nothing to slow them down. defeat Lewis University and was up to [Zaid] Nuhmany and splints and still won his match 6- this past weekend, they might The Cougars came home University of Indianapolis. [Keith] Harvie. They both had 1, 6-3,” Logan said. have a chance. with the Great Lakes Valley In the quarterfinals, the match point in their matches.” Not only did the Cougars take “The loss knocked us out of Conference trophy by defeating Cougars whipped the Lewis After their close encounter, home a conference victory they the NCAA, but by beating the University of Southern Flyers 5-1. they went on to face the team that also had Mike Reither and Jason Indiana Saturday we might get a Indiana, the same team that beat “We had a strong performance robbed them of a possible NCAA Stephens named to the 1998 All- bid. We just have to wait and them last week. in the singles,” said Logan. appearance. GLVC Men’s Tennis team. see,” Logan said. Next up were the semi-finals “We literally blew them out of Mike Reither was also named SIUE wins three home games Cougars lose to Quincy; finish third in GLVC over Northern Kentucky ■ BY BRETT LICATA pitcher Jessica Silbe closed the The Cougars could only SPORTS REPORTER door to record her team-high 13th manage three hits against the ■ BY TONYAMMANN season, and knocked in four runs win of the season. No. 3 seed in a game that would SPORTS REPORTER as well. The SIUE softball team could Sophomore Kari Franzen, send the winner to the In the second game, SIUE only answer one half of the who was named to the All-GLVC championship game. Lately, Cougar baseball could took an early lead only to fall equation last weekend as the No. first team, led SIUE in its second “We had a lot of opportunities logically be compared to a behind by three at the end of six 1 seed in the Great Lakes Valley round victory over the No. 5 to score. It just didn’t happen for famous cartoon show. innings. The Coyote had finally Conference tournament. seed, the University of Missouri- us,” Montgomery said. “We SIUE stars as the Road backed the Road Runner into a An outstanding defensive St. Louis, 5-3. played great defense to hold them comer, but he didn’t stay there Runner, who almost weekend was spoiled by a lack of “She [Franzen] has done a to two runs, but we didn’t hit.” effortlessly avoids his long. Eric Pruitt, Rusty Sames, hitting on SIUE’s part. great job of catching for us,” The loss sent SIUE into a slower, stupider enemy. The and Jason Guest knocked the After winning their first and Montgomery said. “She’s caught game against Quincy University helpless SIUE opponents coyote off the cliff, shutting out second round games on Friday, all 50 games for us. That shows with the winner moving on to play the role of Wil E. Northern Kentucky in the final how valuable she is to this team.” face Southern Indiana in the Coyote, failing miserably in three innings. the Cougars lost to the University Franzen went two for two with championship game on Sunday. their countless attempts to SIUE scored three in the of Southern Indiana and Quincy outsmart or outmaneuver the seventh to tie the game 8-8, then University on Saturday to settle a double and two runs scored. Runs were at a premium as slick Road Runner. twice in the eighth to go ahead. for third place in the tournament. Gwen Jackson, of Collinsville, neither team scored a run through Over the weekend, the The Cougars won the game 10-8. Sarah Sollberger and Mandy had an RBI single, stole a base six innings. Quincy broke Cougars threw their TNT at “They pitched real well,” Uhrhan both went two for three and scored a run. Kim Messinger through to score four runs in conference foe Northern Collins said of his bullpen. “I’ve and scored a run, as SIUE hung added an RBI double in the win. the top of the seventh inning. been happy with them, especially Kentucky University and on for a 2-1 victory over the Pitcher Deanna Smith, of SIUE started to make a charge Eric [Pruitt], Rusty [Sarnes], and completed a three game sweep at University of Indianapolis in the Morton, took her record to 10-8 in the bottom of the inning, but Roy E. Lee Field. Jason [Guest]. Having a good opening game. on the year by allowing only five could only manage to cross the The first game was an old- bullpen is good heading into the Junior Niki Mitts’ RBI triple hits against UMSL. plate once. With the 4-1 loss, fashioned pitcher’s duel for most end of the year.” in the fourth capped off a two run The SIUE bats went cold in a the Cougars picked up a third of the game. Then the SIUE On Sunday, the Cougars 2-0 loss to the University of place finish. offense came alive and pounded completed their sweep, winning inning for the Cougars. Indianapolis came back with a Southern Indiana in the third Northern Kentucky with nine 11-4. Aaron Rakers pitched see SOFTBALL, page 10 runs in the sixth inning en route seven solid innings, improving run in the top of the sixth, but round on Saturday. to a 10-0 win. his winning record to 5-2. Rob LaMarsh made opposing SIUE second baseman Mark Cougar women’s tennis travels to GLVC batters look clueless, going the Bugger went three for six and full seven innings. He struck out centerfielder Mark Briggs had a in Indiana, come back empty-handed eight and surrendered just five pair of hits and three RBIs in the ■ BY SARAH FINLEY Rodriguez defeated Ulavege second round, they defeated Amy win. The two men at the top of hits, improving his impressive SPORTS EDITOR 6-0, 6-1, Bear defeated Blackford/Emily Nall of USI 8-2. record to a perfect 7-0. the batting order have gone a University of Indianapolis’ No. 2 But in the championship match, The shutout was the first of combined 12 for 21 in their last Women’s tennis visited player Janik Belisle 7-6, 6-0 and Rodriguez/Stacey Shockey the year for LaMarsh. SIUE two games. Indianapolis, Ind. this past coach Gary Collins is more than “Anytime your top two men Hardimon defeated University of defeated Hardimon/Ulavege 8-2. satisfied with the success of the get on base you’re going to score weekend but came home Southern Indiana native Amy Head coach Bill Logan is Cougar hurler. a lot of runs,” Collins said. empty-handed. Blackford 6-0, 6-0. anything but disappointed. “When they don’t get on, it’s Margaret Bear, Sarah “He has been ahead of the Hardimon/Ulavege defeated “It was an exceptional hitters all year,” Collins said. harder to score runs.” Hardimon and Christy Ulavege Nikki Thompson/Karen Messmer performance by all 3 girls,” Cougar first baseman Jason The Cougars are 12-2 in competed and lost in the of University of Northern Logan said. “It was a great way Sievert had three hits, including GLVC play and 26-9 overall. championship round. Kentucky 8-4 in doubles. In the for them to end their season.” his fourth home run of the In the first round, Pamela Men’s and women’s track finish sixth, fourth respectively at GLVC Championships ■ BY SARAH FINLEY shined through for the Cougars. dash, Hagenbruch finished fourth Lauren Lancaster ninth and Holly In the women’s 400-meter SPORTS EDITOR In the women’s 100-meter and Carisa Antone finished Watts finished 11th. INT hurdles, Clendenin finished dash, Christy Yorama finished seventh. In women’s 3,000-meter run, fourth. The rival schools at the Great seventh and Radiance pitts In the women’s 800-meter Ribes finished seventh, Antone In the women’s 4x100-meter Lakes Valley Conference finished eighth. run, Kendra Newell took first, finished 14th and Watts finished relay, SIUE placed fourth. championships proved to be a In the women’s 200-meter Ann Miklovic took second, Jill 15th. In the women’s high jump, worthy opponent for the Cougars dash, Yorama placed fourth and Irian eighth and Krista Ahrens In the women’s 100-meter low Bethany Louderman finished this past weekend. Becky Hagenbruch placed finished 11th. hurdles, April Clendenin finished fifth and Clendenin finished Even though SIUE did not eighth. In the women’s 1,500-meter sixth and Crystal Anderson eighth. take first overall, individuals In the women’s 400-meter run, Lisa Ribes finished fifth, finished eighth. ♦ Page 1 0 The Alesile T u e sd a y , A pril 21, 1998 ♦

Sports Column: NFL Draft: big names don’t always mean big teams ■ BY SARAH FINLEY can help a team, but if that one is he just there as a back-up? Don’t get me wrong. I am not tested at all positions to see if SPORTS EDITOR doesn’t have the other members Marshall Faulk is definitely a bashing a team for grabbing an where they are is really the right [email protected] behind him he becomes mediocre great player, but they must not asset when the opportunity place for them. in the eyes of the fans. feel as if Faulk is enough for the presents itself. I just worry about It almost seems a waste of As I watched the NFL Draft Take the Indianapolis Colts: team, though they also picked up the people who are hoping that time at the higher levels of the this past weekend, something not only did they finish dead last two more wide receivers. this name will help the team by game, but the thought might be almost elementary occurred to with a 3-13 record in their As for linemen, they have a some miracle. entertained by those who have me: what are coaches with a less division, they drafted No. 1 pick fresh crop of rookies from last I have close friends that play quarterbacks and wide receivers than average team doing drafting Peyton Manning. season and two new guards for college football, and they seem to three-deep in the roster. big-name players? True he is a quarterback, true this season. And their backfield think that the idea of a golden Whatever happens with I can understand that they he is good, but where are his isn’t looking too bad with the name is ridiculous. Manning, I do hope that he might add a level of performance linemen, running backs and wide addition of a defensive back and One of my friends said that it adds to the lineup and helps that they are not achieving right receivers? Who is he going to a linebacker. is true players are recruited for the Colts. I just hope that all now, but what about the other play with? That sounds like a decent their abilities with no thoughts of the hype doesn’t go to his or players that have to contribute to What about Jim Harbaugh? start for a not-so-decent team. the team, but at his college they the coaches heads and they lose the success of the team? He has 11 years experience in the They might have a chance for a are recruited and, regardless of sight of the other players who It is true that one good player NFL. Is Manning taking over or .500 season. their previous position, they are will help the team. SIUE bodybuilders to compete in SOFTBALL Caveman Classic contest in Missouri from page 9 “Once again, we couldn’t get team honors. ■ BY BRIAN trophies: over six-foot tall with Mary Ann is also a junior at the bat on the ball,” Montgomery “Gwen [Jackson] has done a large sculptures on top and SIUE. She is competing in the ANDERSON great job moving from the a hand-crafted, wood-lettered women’s open light-weight said about her team’s SPORTS REPORTER outfield to second base this “caveman club” valued at division this Saturday and hopes performance against Quincy. year,” Montgomery said. $300 dollars. The top five to finish in the top 5 in her class. “Unfortunately we gave up a Dave Adlfinger and Mary Ann “I think Mandy [Uhrhan] places in each weight class will Mary Ann was St. Louis’ home run in the seventh that McFall will compete April 25 in deserved to be Freshman of the receive beautiful trophies over Miss Lightweight in 1996. widened the lead.” one of the largest bodybuilding Year,” Montgomery said. “She five-foot tall. She also placed fourth the Southern Indiana went on competitions in the nation, The plays great defensively and she Dave Adlfinger, a junior at Extreme Naturals Competition to win the tournament with a Caveman Classic. It is held at hits the ball a ton.” SIUE, is returning to the Caveman in 1997 and fourth in the 7-0 win over Quincy in the Meramec Caverns in Stanton, Mo. The Cougars will travel to Classic as the Novice middle­ Show-Me Naturals in 1998. title game. This competition is divided Joliet this weekend to take on a weight champion (second Naturals means a drug-tested Sollberger joined Franzen in into six divisions with specific handful of teams from Michigan overall). He has his hopes set on competition. being named to the All-GLVC weight classes for each division. and Ohio as they hope to secure finishing in the top two and Both Adlfinger and Mary Ann first team. Sollberger picked up The divisions include the open, a top spot in the region. qualifying for the National Show. will agree, bodybuilding requires her second piece of hardware novice, wheelchair, pairs, masters Northwood University, “This year I am shooting for a a lot of sacrifice and hard work. when she was also named the (men), and teens (men). Wayne State University, Grand National qualification,” Adlfinger “When training for a show, conference MVP The top two in each weight Valley State University, Ashland said. “With the experience I bodybuilders combine three-hour “Sarah has been outstanding class of the men’s and women’s University and Ferris State gained last year, I think I have a workouts with strict dieting.” all year,” Montgomery said. “I open-division will qualify for the University will battle SIUE in, shot.” Mary Ann said. “I can’t wait to eat can’t vote for my own players, what Montgomery says, will be a national bodybuilding show. Adlfinger, a former SIUE normal again." so it looks like everyone else big weekend. The overall winners in each of wrestler, will compete in the Prejudging begins at 10:00 felt the same way.” “These games are very the men’s and women’s open- open middle-weight division (176 a.m., and the evening show Jackson, Uhrhan, Silbe and important,” she said. “They will division will receive beautiful pound class). begins at 7:00 p.m. Kim Wagner all received second either make us or break us.” TRACK from page 9

In the women’s shot put, In the women’s discus throw In the women’s javelin throw, In the men’s 100-meter dash, Noyes took seventh. Mekelle Beck took fifth place, Beck took thrid, Louderman took Beck took first, Clendnin took Larry Wiegand finished eighth. In the men’s 400-meter dash, Kelly Saunders finished seventh sixth, Saunders ninth and Collins second, Louderman took third In the men’s 200-meter dash, Lay took second, Noyes took and Heather Collins took eighth. took 12th. and Saunders took fourth. Luke Lay took fifth and Matt eighth, Wiegand took 11th and Clinton Mudd took 13th. In the men’s 800-meter run, STUDENT NURSES ASSOCIATION Bill Beckley took second, Daniel SWlinii 3trcct (Vnfc Walden took fifth, Ernie Kopp Presents took eighth and Joshua Benton City Famous Hamburgers took ninth. In the men’s 1,500-meter run, ARE WE HAVING FUN YET? 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In the men’s long jump, Ritzel REGISTRATION REQUIRED Kelley Middleton took fifth. BY APRIL 21 Cassens Insurance Agency In the men’s triple jump, Ritzel 400 St. Louis Street • Edwardsville took second. Call 692-3957 for more information And finally in the men’s Sponsored in part or whole by Student Activity Fees 656-6074 javelin throw. Parson placed ninth c and Huckleberry placed 10th. ♦ T uesday, A pril 21, 1998 The Alesile P a g e 11 ♦ New York’s Yankee Stadium celebrates 75th anniversary NEW YORK (AP) — On a conceived out of anger and oddly shaped Polo Grounds, They would build their own distinctive 15-foot copper facade sunny spring afternoon, just days constructed with spite, home to where the principal tenants were ballpark all right, but not in the that set this structure apart before Yankee Stadium was to 32 American League champions the young New York Yankees. suburbs as McGraw had hoped. from others. celebrate its 75th birthday, a 500- and 23 World Series champions. And the feud, like almost all Instead, Yankees management In less than a year, 284 pound steel joint came tumbling Bob Sheppard has been the before or since, had its roots chose a site just across the working days to be exact, Yankee out of the upper level of the public address announcer at the in money. Harlem River in the Bronx, a spot Stadium was completed and open landmark ballpark and crashed Stadium for nearly half a century. The Yankees were quiet, within walking distance of the for business. Opening day was into the empty seats below. “The first team I introduced nonthreatening tenants in the Polo Grounds, one subway stop April 18, 1923, a chilly, It was a poignant reminder had Johnny Mize at first base, home of the Giants until 1920 away. It would be a baseball Wednesday afternoon. The that this grand old baseball Jerry Coleman at second base, when the Boston Red Sox, shrine, built deliberately in the proprietors celebrated it in shrine is beginning to show Phil Rizzuto at shortstop, Billy starving for cash, sold an odd- shadow of McGraw’s ballpark, appropriate fashion, arranging for its age. Yankee Stadium is like Johnson at third base, Jackie looking outfielder named Ruth to the ultimate answer of a tenant to John Philip Sousa to lead the a dowager, still dignified, Jensen in left field, Joe DiMaggio New York. a landlord. Seventh Regiment Band to the still revered. in center field, Mickey Mantle in The Babe was something New ballparks were all the center field flagpole, followed by The latest episode, which right field, Yogi Berra catching straight out of the comic pages, a rage at the time. The Detroit the Yankees and Boston Red Sox. forced the postponement of two and Vic Raschi pitching,” he moonfaced slugger with a Tigers built Navin Field, now The Stadium was oddly games and sent a third across said. “Five of them are in the Hall bulbous body supported on pipe- Tigers Stadium, for $300,000 in designed, with the right field town to Shea Stadium, could of Fame and if Whitey Ford had thin legs and capable of hitting 1912, the same year the Boston fence just 296 feet away, perfect speed a Yankees move elsewhere, started that day, it would have baseballs great distances. Red Sox moved into quaint, new for a left-handed power hitter, perhaps to a new stadium. It been six. I don’t think you can In 1920, his first year with the Fenway Park. Two years later, someone like Ruth. How will take some doing, though, top that. Yankees, Ruth hit an unheard-of Weeghman Park in Chicago, later appropriate then that the first to replace Yankee Stadium, a “Yankee Stadium is a special 54 home runs, generating renamed Wrigley Field, was built homer in the Stadium was hit place with a glorious legacy place because of all the history. attention the Yankees had never for about $250,000 for the Cubs. by Ruth in the fourth inning and moments unmatched in It’s loaded with tradition.” before enjoyed. Their attendance Rupert and Huston had far against journeyman pitcher sports history. The Stadium has been the doubled to 1,289,422 — oVer more ambitious ideas. They Howard Ehmke. Ehmke would “It really is the cathedral of venue for more than baseball. 100,000 more than came to see would build a showcase, a place win 20 games that season but baseball,” Yankees pitcher David This is where Joe Louis the Giants. that would dwarf those other that opener was not one of them. Cone said. “But that doesn’t alter knocked out Max Schmeling in a This angered landlord John structures. They would build not The Yankees prevailed 4-1, three the infrastructure problems.” June 1938 heavyweight McGraw and he reacted by just a ballpark. They would build of the runs coming on the homer This is the House that Ruth championship fight that carried evicting his tenants, notifying a stadium. by Ruth. Built, a baseball palace where a major political overtones. This is the Yankees in 1921 that they The land, a former farm and The Yankees would win 98 dying Lou Gehrig called himself, where the Baltimore Colts beat would have to find somewhere lumber yard bought from the games that season, finish. 16 “The luckiest man on the face of the New York Giants for the 1958 else to play. McGraw’s idea estate of William Waldorf Astor, games ahead and then play in the the earth.” NFL championship in an was to ship the Yankees to the cost $675,000. The stadium cost World Series against their old This is where a graceful Joe overtime game that became a hinterlands, maybe Queens, an additional $2.5 million. The pals from across the Harlem DiMaggio played center field so defining moment for pro football. maybe Long Island, any place combined cost was just over $3.1 River. How satisfying it must effortlessly and a gaudy Reggie And this is where Knute Rockne where they wouldn’t compete million, less than one-twentieth have been for the organization Jackson turned every October is supposed to have given his with the Giants. Yankees of the team’s 1998 payroll. when they beat McGraw and the into his personal showcase. “Win one for the Gipper” speech owners Jacob Rupert and The plan was for a triple­ Giants for their first world This is where Babe Ruth hit to the Notre Dame football team Tillinghast l’Hommedieu Huston decked stadium with 70,000 championship. No. 60 and Roger Maris topped it in 1928. had other ideas. seats, its roof bedecked with a with No. 61, where Mickey But first and foremost, Yankee Mantle hit one off the roof and Stadium means baseball. Don Larsen pitched his World The seeds for this huge, the Series perfect game. handsome stadium were sowed in This is Yankee Stadium, 75 the feud between the old New Student Fitness Center years old, a landmark ballpark York Giants, landlords at, the Celebrates Its

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