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This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Daily Egyptian 1980 at OpenSIUC. It has been accepted for inclusion in April 1980 by an authorized administrator of OpenSIUC. For more information, please contact [email protected]. .Boat race is 'splash' for 5.,000 On your mark ... Go! At the ~d of the gunshot, 26 teams. w1th the encouragement of more than 100 crew members standing at the lake's edge. splashed into the water in vessels made of cardboard and plastic, holts and duct tape. Some sank instantly, but several made it to the finish line. The "instant boat race," a new category in the seventh Annual Cardboard Boat Regatta held Saturday af­ ternoon, was "a senScltional crowd pleaser." said Larry Busch, assistant profes5()r in design and originator of the event. The regatta consisted of thr~ classes: kayak, experimental craft and the instant boat race, in which entrants were given two hours immediately before the event to construct their craft. Staff photo by Jay Bryant "The instant boat race was an John Shishilla (left), a senior ~n marketing. and Dick Conlon Titanic Award for the most spectacular sinking. A new event experiment to allow more a senior in advertising, made quite a splash at thr. Cardboard this year. tbe instant boat race, was entered by 26 people to participate. those who Boat Regatta Saturday as they toppled overboard from the teams... and finished by about six. said they didn't have · time to "S.S. Mutant." Their diving efforts. however. csptured the build a boat." Busch said. "It will definitely be a regular feature from now on." In the instant boat race a kit of boat materials-two sheets of cardboard. a cutter. a nail to punch holes, several screws. nuts and washers, duct tape. and a stH>t-t of plastic to cover the outside-were ISSued at nooo. Everyone was invited to 'Daily 'Egyptian particpate. A crowd of more than 5.000 gathered at Campus Lake Boat Mooday, April21, l~Vol. 70, No. 136 Southern Dlinois University Dock Saturday afternoon to watch the more than :lOO bGat builders and their crews race as well as sink. competing for the Titantic Award, v.bicil goes to the ~t that siDb the mast ~ly. 'On the spot' forces advised The Titanic Award was awarded to the team of Jolm S~ishilla, Dick Conlon and Karm Kaufman for the sinking of their boat the "S.S. Mutant." Begin offers bases to U.S. They were sponsored by "Mom. Dad and friends." WASHINGTON CAP> program was taped earlier in Tehran, ~ite his own nation's leveled at him durillfi his U.S. There was a major upset in Prime Minister Menacbem the week at Blair House. the record oi usu;g force in hostage visit by Israeli Defense Minister the kayak division as the team Begin of Israel says the United presidential guest quarters, situations. Ezer Weizman, who called for of Roge~ Brummett and Gerald States should have conventional during Begin's state visit. and "We feel so deeply for the new elections and offerr:d Lively beat the veteran military forces in the Mideast a1red Sunday. American people," he said. "I himself as a new prim~ Southern Illinois Canoe and and •·if you want f'lcilities in our Interviewer Barbara Walters understand the American minister. Begin made it clear, Kayak Club team of Bill country, we shall put them at llsked: "Whatabout U.S. forces people want Ll)e 50 men, with however, that while Weizman Maurey, Adrian Rafaze, and your disposal." in Israel, bakd in Israel?" their loving mothers and wives, may be a thorn in his side·, he Mike Byrne, which has won the Begin, in a nationaiJy Begin: "Well, I said always to to be back home. I understand it has no immediate intentioc of race for the last several years. televised interview, declared our American friends, we are perfectly well. If force is used. trying to form a new cabinet Brurr.ett and Uvely were that ill light of the hostage crisis allies, and if you want facilities maybe the majority of them, which excl~ him. sponsored by Odin High School in Iran and the Soviet in­ in c.ur country, we shall put ~~~ aU of them. will be and the Centralia Contaiqers tervention in Afghanistan "I them at your disposal. 1 would "An Israeli prime minister Corp. think the United States must recommend it to the Clsraell> " ... 1 wouldn't give any advice can resign and reform the In the experimental craft government. I can only speak to use force at the price of the go,·ernment without a minister clasn the Fettish sponsored t::'e c=~=~C:.7r:~;rJ: on my own behalf." lives of the hostages. 1 would not wbom he doesn't waul," Begin team cl Scott Ronchetti and The prime minister feU far give such advice." · noted. "But then Uae resignation from Brenda Donnellan took ftrst; !f:· :thn~ ~~~m short of recommending military Begin, who return-ed to Israel of the prime e1inister means the Aldon Addington, assistant action to free the Americans Friday, declir.ed specific. resignation of the whole professor of art, and his two .. ~ :~~::.._.,AB;.;: held at the U.S. embassy in comment on the criticism cabinet." sons. Aaron and Brian, placed second and third place went to Dale Linder and Rhett Rhine. The instant boat race was won Presidential finalist to interview at SIU-C narrowly by the team of Steve Wigger, Carl Todt, Mitch Burdick and Dean Pierson By Paula D. Walter The Aminist::"ative ani Springfield. which edged out the team of Staff Writer Professional Staff Council. Civil Martin Moses and Bob Clyde. Service Employees Council, The dates of the remainir.g J(,!f Anderson and Keith The first of five candidates for Counctl of Deans and Alumni candidates' visits are I!~ (. wawa,· finished third. the SIU-C presidency will be on Association members will follows: campus Monday for private and participate in the morning Gene M. Nordby, vice public interviews. session. The Graduate Student president for business and Robert Quinn, dean of Penn­ Council, Undergraduate finance at the Georgia Institute !Jus sylvania State University's 17 Student Organization, Facultr. of Technology at Atlanta, is Commonwealth Campuses, will Senate and Graduate Council scheduled for interviews April 1Jode be on campus for mterviews will interview Quinn in the 28. with Chancellor Kenneth Shaw, afternoon session. the search committee, con­ One other candidate will be on Albert Somit, executive vice stituency leaders and faculty <'am pus this week. T. Alexander president at the State members from his field of in­ Pond, executive vice president University of New York at terest, physics. at the State University of New Buffalo, will interview April 30. Quinn, 43, will be interviewed York at Stony Brook. will be by constituency groups at interviewed Wednesddy. Robert H. Rutford, vice The same time schedule and chancellor for research and ~f!ns ,=i~~30 :~1 :~OS:~~ graduate studies at the and from 2 to 4 p.m. The in­ ==wtlib!a~ f~a~u~~~ U;tiversitY. of Nebraska at Gatlays bow about nnlboltnl terviews will be held in the candidates. 'Fhe candidates will Lir.lcoln, will be oo campus May M& raeing as tile IZdl Yani&y Robert G. Quinn Student Center Auditorium. also visit the Medical School in 5. aport!

-- -· --~ -~. -· ·-·--·--=·=--·------~--- Votes and voices seen as way ---~------~------,g.\ State ~GJVation for blacks to share city wealth ~~~-' Auto workers ered strike Bv Erick H-enstine blacks in Carbondale now, of have a sensitive City Council " 172-day which only 800 are registered to Haynes said. • ~-H writer CHICAGO tAl'> - The Greathouse declared the Blacks' problems in Car­ vote, he said. Robinson added that the city Robinson said that state longest major strike in United contract ratified shortly after 5 bondale can no longer be solved issued a fourth liquor license for Auto Workers' history came to p.m. CST. by a "bur!!, baby burn" senators and ~ntatives the northeast quadrant area, pt•• losoph:y, acco:-rfutg to Wa1ter who are unrespons1ve to black's "when there are already three an end on its 172nd day Sunday The totals were running more Robinson, mea1oer of the liquor stores in the community. as striking workers in Illinois, than 4-l in favor or ending the county board. ~ocaii~~~~irere>~:c:;. Then they wonder 11tby we have Indiana and Ohio voted by strike, and another union of­ "But there i!' a. weapon we ficials who do share blacks' problems." lonsided marRins to accept the ficial said it was unlikely the haven't been usi.,g." he said, concerns. State repres.!lltatives newHarvcesontetrra~o~.· ~ ~m~~}rc:\ votes from the remaini~ locals ''particiJ?:IItion in the ?Olitical rely on the support of the lr.cal could alter the result. governments, he said. process.' if the remaining locals Members of the two largest Robinson spoke in the Eurma There are few blacks among sa!~ven lllinois employees, he said, voted 100 percent against the UAW locals involved the C. HKyes Center Thursday at a agreement, it wouldn't change Harve;;ter strike- Fort Wavnt. adding that many L~ major meeting of Carbondale com­ or anything now," said Pat Ind., and Springfield. Ohio - munity members concerned unions seem to have segregated policies as well. Greathouse, UAW vice voted overwhelm:O•gly Sunday with the pr.Jblems of the president. to ratify the pact. predominantly blcack northeast The downtown redevelopment Robinson said that with quadrant of the city. vlan f()f ('..arbondale may leave greater political involvement Because money is allocatf'd blacks llebind if they do not among blacks, funding may be }llfJtln n~jpt·t~ lrllllian oiiJJrit·p llil.·t• for social services on the basis raise their voices in the political made available. TOKYO tAP> -After nearly $2.50 hike in the price of Iranian or population, he called on arena, Robinson said. six months of agonizing over light crude. Carbondale blacks to fill out Besides assuring black "Politics and economics go how to support the United States their census forms. employment in Carbondale's hand-in-hand," he said. "If you in the Iran hostage crisis, oil- There wa.c. no 1 dicial ccn­ He also urged blacks to new businesses. Robinson said don't know the pollUcs, you dependentJapan !U:!!lenly finds firmation, and gc.vernment register to vote. "The two the city sh4)uld help develop can't;touch the economics" itself praised by its ally for bold spokesmen \I. ere unavailable groups tl-.:1t are the least active black businesses as weu. leadership. over the weekend. But the politicallx are blacks and "Once you leave Washington Robinson sees the church as a In a decision that cculd bring dt-cision was widely reported by students., ' he said. and Oak cstreetsl, you can "seat of strength" in reaching a an immediate cutJff or about 1& newspapers quotin!! govern­ Norvell Haynes. long-time count on one hand, with a lot or broad cross section or the percent of its oil suwly, Japan's ml'flt sources, some reporting Carbondale political activist, fingers left. the number of six major oil companies were further that the United State!: said that ''1,500 votes could businesses in Cao-bondale owned ~~'i,;i~~~r~o':c~em~~ reported on Sunday to have had pledged to pr~i~ oil to terested and active in com­ carry the city" in local elec­ by blacks." Robinson said rejected a demand by the replace that which would ~ munity politics. tions. There are about 3,000 "The problem is we don't National Ir~nian Oil C'.o for a lost. and run victim listed as critical Draft registration OK appears liket_,- WASHINGTON -- The pass." By l.eallDe Waxmau House appears likely to vote He said the White House cotmt Staff Writer this week to renew ~etime then showed abut.ot ros H~ An SIU-C student was listed in critical condition at a St. Louis dr~~~-officials sav Vf>tal for registration and 8li hospital Sunday afternoon after they're confidant the House will being hit by an unidentified car ~~t~!!:~ r:~i~ 4~ while he was walking near the ~PJll:e~~r:,e ~ uncounted. i:1tersection of the Roxanne to reMW draft registration for Opponents say the>' still hope Mobile Home Park and south 19- and 20-year-old mt'll at post to defeat registration in the U.S 51 early Monday morning. offices this summer. House but say their chance is in Roger W. Jinks. 23, oi' House Speaker Thomas P. the Senate, where Se::l. Mark apartment 5-28 in the Brookside O'Neill told reporters "I would Hatfield, R-{)re., has vowed to Manor apartment complex was be very surprised if it does not try to kili it with a rilibuspr.

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Hiring workers for the Interviews w.n be held on the above St. Louis dates at 11:H. 1:00. 3:H. and 5:00. Carbondale Bloomington, IL areas by Garry Trudeau GLetters DOONESBURY Graduate student needs not met

This is an open IE't\er to my five- summers. l h;a,·e worked 4U students. or more hours per Wt>ek for half I must apologize for aban­ pay during the regular summer donu.~ you for the rPgular session in 1.1rder to help the summt>r session. For the past University ou! of its budget fivl' vt>.ars. I han• !'N'ei\·E.'d onh bmd. but I refuse to do so any half PaY for the regular summe-r longE'r. I session: yt't have had to work I realizE' that somE' of you full time in order to take care of \H're counting on my assi'>tance all the student.~ doing Ph.D. in ordt>r to graduaw in Aug•JSt. dissertations. !\I.A. theses a'ld ~o doubt somt' of \'OU mav not ~radu.ate research reports. I be able to graduate-and l'la'y not han• romplaiTK'd verbally and be able to begin on the J~>hs in in writing to the Vniversity Sqllen:ber that you have adminisu-aiton. but nothing has already !';igned contracts to been done Pxcept to cut th~ take. I am exceedingly sorry summer budget even further. In about this. but I will not be f'n a tlepartment where we have campus during the regular snme 70 graduate students and summer session of 1980. I have where we cooperate with other been forced to accept other departments whose students do employment for the regular graduate work in languages and summer session. language teaching, most of the work on di~tions, theses It makes me fet'llike a hrel to and graduate research reports aba.ndon my students, but t!1c is done in the summer; yet the University adminisu-atior. has University admin'stration left me no alternative. J know ,5tudents can change University• rt?fuses to recognize this and to that Springfield hs bet'n make provisioos to mret these foolishly stingy with all the state un! ... ~rsities. but this By Jefffty Smyth change policies. local or students' needs. if I have been notified that for university has got to get its Staff Writer national, even they are not priorities straight and take care The month of May marks pleased with them. True, a the regular summer session of Commentary coalition to fight the 1980 my assignmt'nt will be to of shJtknts' needs. These in­ an anniversary for the City of clude the needs of gradu.att' Carbondale - the an­ proposed : einstatement of teach the equh·alent of 8.4 have studentb done to create credit hours for 43.75 percent students woo must graduate in niversary of the 1970 riots. the draft .., i'6 fOI'J:'ted a few During 10 days in early May more change? Why is it that months a10•~. hut it died as pay. This course, which the summer to take a job in students once again--to use requires a large amount of September rn'!-oer than be groups of students, quickly as did its cause. What sometimes as many as 5,000 that ugly phras·~-are the students shouid have realized paper grading. will require at unemploye... tor another year silent majority? least 20 boors per week to teach. merely because the Universit1 swept the SIU-C campus and from that coalition is that In addition. I wiD of course be did not provide faculty downtown Carbondale. They There is little doubt tMt CARD was more than a expected to do commit(('(' work. assistance in the summer so many students are unhatJPY group of anti-drAft research and work with the that thE'y could finish the ~r;eesprfn':~~~ ~ni!h: with the way sorne protestors, it was an attempt numerous students doing Ph.D. research and writing of their Vietnam war and the University policies are aet. to motivate a group of dissertatons. M.A. theses and dissertations, theses and federally funded Center for Surely no one can rmd any ideologically "laissez-faire ·• :\-f.A. graduate research research reports.-James, E. Vietnl\mese Studies and students. reports. J havt' refused in Redden. Professor of ~ra:!'.: that was located ~':!t!m~t~i~nllif:ti~ c~d The point here is not to ~-r1ting to do this. For the past Linguistics -on the SIU-C campus. system SIU-C uses. Or the advocate the use of violence These protests disrupted fact student fees increase to change policies, but ~o cla&·;es, forced the yearly. Yet few students make students aware that if Respect others' property University to close for the voice their opiniom. they are unhappy with ~-'! way the University or me remainde.- of the semester Don't hlame the ad· I am taking this opportunity of \'andalism to cars recently and caused over SlOO,OOO in country is being run, they to acknowledge Lhe mature and reported in this lot. such as minis•.ration for the cw-rent have the power to change it. property damage to the sta•us quo. It only does what responsible person who shat­ broken headlights and stolen University and • 'be strip." Through organization and tered the ";ndshield of mv car. license plates and antennaes? the students allow it to do. numbers, students appeals sometime last Saturday· night But enough of this sarcasm. Most of today's studects do And thus far, that's almost will be beard. "In unity there • April 121 in the Com­ Actuallv. I fet'l that we students not know what occurred anythin~. When students is strength" may be cliche munications lot used by rortunate enough to bring our during thoee 10 days in May but it is also a truism. and for those who witnessed :~h~=~eev:~;:o~ Thorn~ Point residents to cars to school should not have to Ten years ago students the events, ~"ldudiQg faculty a referendum on last spring's overn~1t park. fear vandalism. So come on across the nation changed What a welcome sillht on and Carbondale residents, student body electioo baUot, Sunday morning-a broken bef~: ~iifta:n-~.! most would like to forget. the administration and the natior.al policy through l:'s!:·. board of trustees increased organized protests. car. Are yoo alsJ to be com­ Terri Fry, Junior, S,,eec:b the fees anway, with little not, today's students t'X­ protest from the students. Today students can do the mended for the many other acts Pathology perimce the ramifications of same if they try. Being an the protests every day. The The reason? Today's election year, their cries will formation of the student students are apathetic. A few seem louder. Evolution explanation, not fact judicial board, voluntary weeks ago only 364 people attendance and mandatory turned out to vote on the If students don't become invlllved with their own I alerted the editor of this faiths. evaluations of teachers by 0 paper (in a letter that somehow students are thret' ~t~~·t~onarr ~:!:dme~~~~ university or country, the never got publishedl over one -Any science teacher who is curriculum changes that Over the past few years only t.tme they will get and a half years ago that the clever enough can analyze the stemmed from the civil students votii1g in student together is on "the hill" for a creationists who had just Bible as a scientific docu.-nent disorder 10 years ago, which body ele(·tions have baseball game and some bet•r, or in the midle of "debated" an SIU evc•lution many peole claim turned this averaged onl:r 11 ~rcent of biologist and "won" are not ::dt!n ~or!w~ ~!::UU ~t:~~ University into a mature and the student body. That's Southern Dlinois Avenue on a thereby destroying some child's week~ night. merely a local throwback to the responsive institution. about 2,300 oot of more than religious faith. Such a u-agedy 20,000. Fundamentalists w:10 badgered would also be a violation of Whether this is true or not Unfortv.:nately the;-e is a John Scopes. They are a well­ the chur('h-and-state· is debatable. Today's students will not direct c:orrelation between financed political group whose separation doctrine. Since the riots of 1970, what organize in an effort to the two. main roots are in San Diego, and w~ current major goal is Before you start selecting to intimidate public schools into letters to be published on this teacbinJ the Bible under the subject you should educate ruse uc "equal time." They yourself by reading Scienc.-e Ban on handguns not enforceable were almust successful in Textbook Controversies and the California some 10 years ago Politics of f!:qua.l Time, by In reply to Jim Pflaum's teachers and even college our lesson from Probibi~,'D bef Jre the state board woke up. Dorothy Nelkin which is a Jetter fav'JI'ing a ban on hand­ students are members. The days. When people want They are pressing other states scholarly work. guns (Apr~lll DE>, I would like NRA is not a small group of something, be it alcohol, pot or similarly. to make several points on the bloodthirsty crime F.JPPOrters guns, they are going to have it, The Neo-Dtlrwinian evolution utter Ulelessness of such a law, as the short-sighted antis think. law or no law. model is the best fitting theory and clear up a few myths the 1bey are citizens who believe There is only one way to stop Please be assured that I am we have in light of all the gun grabbers like to push. Americans have the rildlt to crime-mandatory sentences not against the creationists scientific evidence available. U First, a majority-over 70 possess and use gw~. including for lho&e who commit a crime preaching their notions even is not a fact, it is an explanatir-, percent--(){ American citizens handguns, for target shooting, with a gun. This hall worked in under the guise of "Letters to (and any teacher who igl.O.•d CtO not fa,•or a handgun ban. bunting, self«fense and other seven: states and will work on the Editor." I do, however, legitim:~te purposes. a federal level. When crime no protest their "equal time'· this difference is no better than ~hS::Irh:'! :~ =ri~= a holy roller>. No rP.Sponsible Instead of letting enaotion longer pays, crime rates will offensive against the vulnerable scientist claims it is the 'final' gun, and cle:Jrly most people take over. Mr. Pflaum, let's use drop. Bo.;: please, Mr. Pflaum, public schools of this country answer-but until a better can Set' the practical, safe uses l~ic. Gun laws do not stop stop trying to tell the owners of and for two reasons: scientifically testable ex- han~uns and long guns have. cnme. Today's gun laws are the 100 n:Ulion guns that banning planation comes along. it is the inch.Miing defending life and strictest torlate, yet crime rates handguns would save lives. And -Giving equal time to the scar. Do yuu bdieve criminals remember. a 70-yf!ar-old tl·aching of "creation''. is a only logical model itr pr~. the "r.mall oot ef­ Wleas.llt_lobemya ~uonrlsat'o~.-.? .GAunbasnaonre unarmed rraan or we~ponless v1olation of the separation-of­ presentation in a scien-:e fective" NRA .s now, for­ 1y de '"" housewil'!l- is easier to rob than church-and-state doctrint' and class.-Ho·.-ard WlaeL tun&tely. a mere 1.361,471 handgurs •s tot&lly unen- the same person packin' a n-, .. civil rights of children who Assoc:late Prof~ssor of members strong. Bankers. forceable and wt:uld cost pistol. -ROlli Bielema. Junior. arr not of the Judea-Christian Physiology ___ . _. J~TJ!l-~1 _!J.~."!~~~- miners. billions 1 .Mos~!?f us h_a_.. ~ le~~ed •. F,n~lls~ •. Fictional horrfJr becomes reality TAN-WORLD SPECIAL for couple who probe supernEttural at.~ Your Summer TAN NOW ·By Carrie Sweeney however, an extreme example FOR ONLY $2499 Staff Writer of some of the cases psychic In Hodskin, England, a researchers Ed and Lorraine sk about our 2 in 1 buddy plan) WaJ"\"t!!l have been involved with divorced woman lives with her ri-~c:;;;"G;d"F;., four children in a small, fun­ over the past 32 years. down apartment which from the The Warrens believe in, and 0 conquer, the supernatural I *5° OFF; =~:fl:bioc~~e any otht:r phenomena that most only Inside this home, however, read about in scary horror ~-~~~~ the family lives in terror. They books or watch on the late-night wake at night to fmd marble!! movie. Such things as ghosts, TAN-WORLD hitting thef'l' blankets ar.d at demons, possessions, exorcisms Ollo __., ____._r.. .. times th~ beds shake so and curses are real life oc­ violently the legs fall off. The curences to the psychic team. ~- wallpaper peels off Their beliefs, ~ say. stem mysteriously and double from documented mcidents and imagt!iS ·l UIIkntmonic possession at people in our field, both irom said. I UutfttkJn I least five times. the scientific standpoint a':ld the Such phenomena as these, she I I This is not an ordinary case of theological standpoint, that has added, are usually harmless, ~~~ supernatural phenomena It is, helped us to realize the reality and the problems and "haunts" 1 _ .~teudl[ulll'ten 1 ~t.!-~'r~:U~ .• ~nd preter- only a~pear when a negati•·e· diabolical ph~nomenon is 1 The most comple1e stock af na1ura1 I Preternatural, she added, present. •.;;.,~.: . foods and vitamins in Southern Illinois transc:er.:!s from normal course "People aren't ~!ways aware .~-.~·-· I of nature. It is abnormal. For of its presence ior the sub­ 'a~-::;_;~::"'~I. 100 West Jackson St- instance, she said, earthbound concious mind .:ontrols the "'o"""•·Y0')4 (~North Illinois end h nai'"-S) spirits are preternatural. They negative-diabolical, which is 1 are people who don't accept the wicked, fiendish ar.d devilish. death Of their ph ical bodies The negative is not caused by and remain on ~ earth for kinetic energy, human nature [I ~~§ifso~~~1~GURT ·1 ·" periods of time. or any human agency. It is In addition, there is caused by the diabolical. ;I t§3:1 In • cup or cone I poltergeist phenomena, which "We believe this to be so 1 All h M1 d lot c:ream-ptus lhe ggod 1t11ngs a1 ,..,... •• usually occurs with children. because in so many instances I High in taste. k11111 in fat. ~ fruit fta¥an ''This usually happens to a the bringing in of a man of the 1' Fllri'IOJS Dlmcrl quality. I child who has trouble ex­ cloth and having the home pressing hostilities and blessed or exorcised, the I 5 s . 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Ry Kea Mac firarrigle intended to be anv more than a roU crowd. S&aff WriWr good time. It looked a whole lot "l don't think either group What if they gave a debate worse on TV than it actually should be quick to indict the and nobody debated'! was. other," he said. He went on. Get On TV! Or! 60 Minutoos, Jack and saying that rock 'n' roll is Shana debate. On Saturday Deeb: "It was the first time in typified by long hair. a "burned­ If you're mad about anything, feel Night Live, Dan Aykroyd and 20 years that a single DJ could out !mage" and concluded that "Jane. you ignorant slut" draw an enormous crowd to a "you can't dance to that stuff." like saying something, or just debate. baseball park. for crying out But Gary Deeb, soon-to-t1! loud, on a weeknight. Steve "Bull-!!" came a reply want to reform in front of a camera, Chicago Sun-Times radio-TV Dahl is sort of a pied pi~r. I from the back <.. the room. Come up to the 4th fl. Video Lounge critH:, and Les Elias, vice found it amazing. The thmg is president a:xl general manager that disco is dying out. Steve of WLUP I the Loopl in Chicago Dahl made it unfashionable to Thurs. Apr. 24 didn't debate the pr011 and cons like disco. Disco is no longer the of disco destruction last 'in thing.' It was impossible to 'lbursday. foretell that anything like this 12:00-3:00 Hard as they tried, Deeb and would take place." Fante•tlcAhmM'•~~ ~. Only 25c will get you 30 seconds Elias just coukln't fmd much to Deeb concluded: •-s., thP.re's not much ol a debate n>ally. ~ disagree 011...... Wt''re almost in co!uplete actory Delivery on lV, shown all week 8otb iJnnliM that d1sco music agreement." is iDsignifrc;;l and both agreed 91;~ S. Ill. the SH-tSI1 I ~t it serves oo purpose to After the "debate" f"JZZled, ·original Home of the Folafif April 28.. May 2, on the 1st condemn last July's disco­ the crowd was treated to a destructioo night at White Sox question and answer IM!SIIion You. r 1st Stop on the St~>~p --rhiSWMs Specio~1 floor of the Student Center Part. It was an event that was with Deeb and Elias. A blowD way out ol proportion by moderately packed audience m 'rW. Hot 0ot1e. frtea tbe media, they said. Lawson t7i seemed to fmd both .....Cok .. Yell it, Sing it, Play it, Say it, Here are just a few of tN! Deeb and Elias articulate and ., eammeota made. during the interestiDf . personalities who ..• debate: .. - know their. businesa aad. dan'l. . Show it, Do it, Elias: "It was atofal toogue­ pull any punches. iiJ.daeel' spool af'tJU& so-caJled In fact, only one member of Completely uncensored, and see disco craze that t.be rock 'n' the IJudi@ce had the courage to roll audience didn't seem to lipeak U{) for disco. The persOn yourself on lV, running for a approve of. Tbe whole !..ling was ~ question was one of the few supposed to be fun. It was never disco-supporters in the rock 'n' wholeweek. n Come On, You Weirdos! - Sponsored by SPC Video

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t(.OfltiniiPIIIr- Pagl!'5l evidence to prove that a tlfli.)@ The Warrens approach t>ach ner·.tive force IS present. and ROBBY BENSON case they work on from the that takes a lot of research," theological standpoint. They Mrs. Warren said. :.~0~ believe in God, and use the One method of documentation strength of religion to help them is infra-red photography. carry out their work. Science, Professional photographers Mrs. Warren added, can accompany the Warrens on measure the activity of the cases in order to photograph the ~menon, but the family phenomenon. mv"lve\1 needs results. A ghost, ace'CK-ding to Warren, "What is extremely im­ needS energy to marufest itself portant is the fallow-up coun­ physicially so that others can seling of that fl:nily," Warren see it. A ghost wiU draw its explained. "It is necessary to energy from the auras help them ur>derstand how and surrounding the humans why this was attracted to them, present. The image of this that they played a very im­ su~ ·natural glow, by the portant role whether it be on a process of psychokinesis, is conscious or subconscious level. projected on film. "Something happened or One example of this occured something was u..ri:iib flew towards him and disturb what is ~t and they have witnessed near documeat the evJdence. This destruction of homes by con­ Warren does through religious tinuous pounding and shaking. provoeation with a religious Many of tbeae phenomena, relic. Warren said, are started by the "We bave to document eacll uae of Ouija boards, which are case, and eases cau't be manufactured in Salem, Masa. documented on the basis ol ~~~ aaly go 10 far, what you feel. You bave to bave SPC VIdeo presents:

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With any Foocl Purchase Yes, Join your friends every Monel ·Jy from lpm to 11 pm, at th• Carbondale Pizza Inn, for the best In foocl ancl a pitc-her of beer••• With any foocl pur· cha~, we'll fill you a of beer for Just $1.08. Offer goocl only at the Carbonclal• Pizza Inn. (Mmlfml CARBONDALE ••• 457-3358 ·102; EASfMAIN sr: .:. '· .. 1015 East Main St. I Daily Egyptian. April21, 198P. Page 11 19'14 DODGE VAN, I eyliDderJ I D N loPARTMENTS too. exc:elleot mecbanfcal Mni. i Electronics Summer Foil Vaily~ian Some custom workt Sl&Oil or beet I Smoil Efficienrv $150 $160 The Daily Egyptian cannot ~ offer. Call541HXJ74a ter~~138~--~N~O~W~Y~O~U~C:="A':"'N~T~U::'R:':N~-, responsible for more than one day 1 ALBUN\S Srnoll 1 Bdrm ~r::.~~~re?~~·~·~fi~~~h~ INTO advertisement for errors. Errors not with Mi"i Kitchen $175 $192 the fault of the advertiser which Motorcyc I es CASH lessen the value of the We n-:-w buy and sell new & advertisement lrill be adjusted. If Lowest Prices :n Town ::Vmished. A.C.. swimming pool, your ad appears incorrectly. or if I '78 YAMAHA DTI75, acellent used albums at Compare & Save ! tennis court. boskc.tboll court. lllllh:tition, street legal, (P'8t in IJie The Music Box n'fti•:e%~:UCC:~roour a:ooc:u sr:; I Everyday nre Pt-lce: ! grill and picnic oreo. coble ~oc~l!lJi.qn__jn the next da,n.. ~c dirt! New knobby and ~ea.' 126 S. lllinoi~ 549-561 Classlrwd lafarmatlon Ratn 11150.00, 4113-4062. 1469AclG (ocrooolrom !ruin stahorl 27xl'l• IRCGumSSib.$5.95 ! hook·up Everyday Pump Prlc~: mf::l~u~ali~~~ cents per word =,v:.~~~!\le~~ Two Days-9 cents per word. per ditioD, ~. 549-39111. 5029Acl Zefal HPAirpump $12.95 NO PETS rv ..yclay alice Price: Now taking applications for dafhree or Four Day~ cents pet' '77 YAMAHA 400 Enduro. Ex­ ~. word. per day. cellent condition. S825. Call 549- ...... lal~.dgh Ropide lOsPd Summer and Fa!l. Older Students Five thru Nine DaYlt-7 cents per I O&eSalter9pm,549-C9216alterSpm. Computers for: $139.95 preferred. References ond de· w~~ ~~~U.~een Da~ cents 5159Acl38 pos!l requrred. •Education Schwinn World Sport lOspd 250 So. Lewis Lane per worrl ~r Jay. 1rnl YAMAHA 750XSE. 2000 miles, $159.95 w~~~r o~~~ore Dl'v,._s r.ftlts per ~~. Ws..";:.eels, sha~~~~"i~ •Scientific Use •Statistics Shop with the S.I.U. T.-n NICELY FURNISHED 1 or 2 15 Wonl ~llllm•un Sponsors. Where the bedroom. c.upet. air. water, •Business I :=~ ratea. no pe~r:~ mZ::Xe~dorw~!~~~~.:ifi~!~f~~ Real Estate StaH are CycllstL the rate applicablE' fr.i' the number of I •Home and Personal 311 So. Illinois S49-3t12 insertt<>ns 11 ap~ars. There Will also OUR APARTMENTS HAVE been Uses ~~ taken but bave aceUent mobile homes and rooms for students. See ~":~ ~~it~l ~r·~ ~~:.~ BY OW?\'ER ·MURPHYSBORO, 3- 4 bedrO

locroS> l-am the tral• s•otoon) I' Summer and toll ~at~::=-~~~.~.~m~~~ STEREO EQUIPMENT: Jose to comp•JS & shopping 942-3910. 5105Ad131 DI~COUNTS oa over 40 aame braads. Fru set up senice. FOR SALE- MJ(;RO Moo I Syn- urr.ished. carpeted. A. C. lbMizer. 9 mO'!!tlu! old. ~!111.00, ater and trash otck-up furn. ~J=o~~~~~ coo- ml.!lot R11. Kea. ~UU .tter •. SOPHOMOIII APflllOVID ~ 3710A&UI ~Rr.qo"12clr. p.s. p.b. Mobile Homes SOOVIIIJ7 Bayles .col E. Collepe 549-1719 AIC AM/FM Stereo UPRIGmP_IAN_O___ E_X_CELLE_-=-:NT= Blair 405 E. College 549·3076 '16 Olck Cur•.,ss 2dr. p.s. p.b. conditio1; ~antiQue, i'f,OI'Y Logon 511 S. logon 457-7-403 A, C AMI FM Sterec> keys. Must seU! 833-t6'32, after Contect ~~~a-.- on 76Chevy MonteCorlo2dr. p.s. lOll!l&, Z BEDROOM, A-C, gu bah STERE lpiD. 5121Aal37 prema- o.- call p.b. AI C AMI FM Stereo =rtmi),._~do:~.~b GIBSON 12-STRING, ,~ase of BINING PROPERTY 75 Plvmouth Valiant p.s.. p.b REPAIR MANAGEMENT . Chevette 4spd. 4cyl Aucllo Hosplfcll S4t-149S =rm=·~u: ~f:~ A.;f~ p~~J:>Jf!~:t.l~ S&l"IW. 51Z1Aa131 205 E. Main, Carbondale 11M I. Main C"tlale lliMed. ~ dan, nice interior. (oc:ron from the troin stoti0.1) MustRII. Tee,541-3581. 4251Ael41 457-2134 Ut-214a J!t-2141 1Z x 110. 15 MINUTES FROM SIU. FOR RENT We oltc hav• a lim•ted I'IUI'I'tbet of fur '77 MONfE CARLO - Blac:.k. ex­ ·~. .u5hed 2 bdrm. apts locat.cf 310 W cellent .-ondition, J:• pb, AM·FM, :;-. w,~&Oo~~uM:tre::~z~ ) Coll•ge 510 W ~olnul 708 W after 7:00. 4463Ae147C ~r~mon On• prrce p&r un•t. 2-.. ex =~:s~t·~t~-~ Webu, used_,.., equipment cupaO('f I yr f-.a~• Cafl •S7-21l-t tCH' 10 11: 40 TRAILER • F~RNISHED • Good condition or Apartments Must be moved. 12800. CaU Stew •t 549-2447 before 10:30 a.m. or after f n"HKfing repair. p.m. 4465Ae137 Autllo"-Pf.. l ,...... , APARTMENTS 2 BEDROOM. FURNISHED. AC. ,._....,,...,...... ~ NOW RENTING fOR Juxu:·y apartment, Giant City '71 ELCO!IIDA ~OBILE Home. Blaclltop. built-in kitchen a~· 12X65. AC. 2 ;:ll"iroom, bath 6 '>2, SliMMER 1 new carpet. ss.ooo. 995-2261. SIU apprDYtld lor ~~r~Y:J· ~~,~~~':S~Ie r:l:lence5 1!174 PO:-iTIAC CAT\LINA. A..C. 5090Ael35 sophomor" and uP ~uired. For appoin=}s:~~ i-'·B. P·S. 5 brand new rad1al tires. Pets & SuF~IIes. eo turing A~-F!\1 cassette stereo In ex· EHococtnLE - 3 bedrooms, I 12x60 $160 $110 ~~~.?\D e~~~r:,:~: ~h~:tJJ:i 271tl'·• Mrch.rlir gumS6.9S $345.00. ~o lease, unfurnished, condition, maay atras. S21"Q! Call TYPEWRITERS. SCM ELEC­ 27wl I 810(, lb. GumS8.9S ••ailable May 15. Heat. '!'!'ater All locations or·~ furnisl;ed. 457-5'650. 517'~al37 TRlCS, new and used. Irwir. 27.1'• '~!;lb. Cl'C .. ProG.,...$8.95 A.C., Some Utilities Furnished typewriter EJ:cbange, 1101 North Tubes"" !;,.es Wtth Nnerican w.~~~~~:;~~- hl CORVETTE, 19'70, T-T«&_::"'iO cu. ~~::.=83.peG42=~~i:- VolYeS2.2S &4345Ba144C ~!a'T.' gas mileage. 51~:s "orcralt Cobl. & lock ROYAL RENTALS SUBlEASE FOH ~UMMER - 2 5 16'Jr6 $.t.29 No Pets 457-442t 1969 VW, GOOD around-town car, IN~~ ~:-w~' ;:,~~~= 3 a·· ~6 ss.n rebuilt engine. 549-2650. 521S.W136 !:rues, and clau:cal records 6 7. 16 • 6 S6.9S or=~~ $t19-6709. :.~~c!ir=~4361Ba136 tapes in fine (.Ondition. 404 S. Citadel (Roundk_,J Sr. 9S '74 OLDS CUTLAS.'l SUPREME. IllinoiS Ave., 549-54Zt. 4403Ail54C l•lal HP A.rpump S II 95 ATTENTION MED. snJDENTS :!i':'s!~~ ~~- ~J:i'ia BGY AND SELL Uls..od ft~rniiiUe Low-t Pric-ln Town Nowta ng coming to 3priogfield, U.L. Nice ~ Compare Anti Savel 1979 SILVER CAMARO Z-28. T- ~~~~e-:J:f.iderW~~~:: Summer & fall ~~~=~a~~ Sp200Aa128

l'al(t' 1~. Daol~ E1t~p11an. April 21. I !!HI• Carbondale Discount I HOUSES FOR RENT Top Carbondale Locations MALIBU VILLAGE ONE MONTH Housing I Must Rent summer tol FREE RENT One bdrm furn. opt r<:::o r1ow to~ 1ng o,.ummer & fall l b-:lrm furn opt 2 bdrm furn opt Obtain Fall Housing T•·;o bd;•n fur'l. opt C.Qfl'rOt.IS l..i\ 2 bcirm furn hou~e 3 bdrm IOJrn Locohon Summer Foli ·-·-·-· WI 1 yr. lease TwobL·mfurn. housewothcar~t 9 rnc·n•h & 1 yE;>tJr •f?O".r.~ house 4 bdrm !urn hou>e lea"-' $32S Thre"' bdrm h:•n house wolh 1. 2513 Old W. 13 S2~0 1000f Park&Sc- 51 ~ Rt.51North starts June l sl carport 31:- ""'rm. furn water •,ear {On,puo, Absc'ulely no pe!s Gv>d >ummer rates. 2 mole:; gorboge & heal inc! •A r call: 1114-4145 Wesr rlf Cort-ondole"s Romodo Inn Duple" Unit 2 f'ALI. PRIVATE C'OL':'-OTRY S.-ttmg 12x60. 2 b .. droom. fur­ on Old Rl. I 3 West. call 2 400 Wollow 3bdr"' S350 $3951! rushed. hous~ msulat1on. 12 month ...... 1 mode'n lease. no pt>ts 5~9-4808 '4pm Sl"BLEASE FOI\ Sl:MMER. 3 I' ,._..4145 "< i(J.c· ·~I _,,,d & lov••ilo:•r;ua~er!;er 2bedroom apl. •2-10. Qu1·et. •. lature ---- 4 2513 Old W !3 J!:ldrm 11 1 ' I 0 lft"> t.-.il dogs allo" ~d tor "31) • ·' f ' Y'-·'JI ·~tJ~t .J'- on!)f. 1 ;xtfa 529--1436 ·~R~,66Bc.;.;43 f.{,,j!~~~leonly. 457~Us~J6 ~~-?~!~~r s~O~J~~-p~;~~~~: urn. WOIN garbage S325 $395: ~""Y "C- ,,, •••.• 5400- th c ,. ai & heal included I For fur the: info call: 1 TI):P CARBO!'~~nt~~m;,er~a~:1\: 1 6. 1182E. Wolnut5bdrm i 1------js· & lfJ wide $70 and up house. 3 oc-;lroom fumt!lto,d liil'lse, 4 bedrocm furnished house, lease S200U310 684-3555 R~Bb150C water & garbage incl. $450 S-t'IS ~~d~~;~1u~Z~hid~~i~~'~on~ I carpet and AC, garden spot 7 2 1 13 2 ~~~~~1-st. absolut~ ~~1f!'lt 4 BEDROOM HOUSE to sublease ~: Old W · bdrm I 5 miles west on Old 13 1 over summer. Fall option. Washer. water-' gorboge oncl. $225 $250 ~~~~don E~~i~ar:~~t.nS~~ 687-3790 687-1588 ~Ty·=~ll ai;, .~~-ting,bnice 8 3 I 1 Crestview per month. call453-3185. 5048Bc110 45 517 138 1 ...._..... 76B 3bdr 'TI modern S350 S395 1 AVAILABLE NOW: SUMMER Av~ILABLEMAYISforsurr.mer Garden,._.. Acres Apts. Call Mfw-!t 11 and 11 am ~5. 112:.-mrntil for one only. Close to SIL. :-oo pets Apts. available for summer 457.4334 and ''l:a7~~ li~~;~~-kitc~r~ Summer rates. Call457~:0Bcl 44 2 bdrm, furnished, f;:;:~ti~fin~~~~t~~:n~:S-3 ~~itt;s --·------A. C., swimming pool. &st on New 13. No pets. 549-66!2 or 549-3002. B5049Bcl7>0C For information call 54t-2US Luxury 3 bdrm turn house. 2 bth. central air. wolf to wall carpeting carport. absolutely no pets, lease 3 BEDROOM HOUSE for sublet I Storts June I st. 2 mt west of block from Reo:. Center. Clean. ~ ~ i~ ServKes GREENBRIAR WESJ: APART· Cdole Romoclo Inn on Rt. 13 West. ~~s:l{; o\ug 1s51s~S:~~ SUPER SUMMER MENTS. Furnished efficieni/ call 684 4145. Z BEDROOM HUUSE. $Z<).month. r~:r!:~;:.t,i .. ·~.::::~:fb~~/1fls pei RE"'IIy nice 3 bdrm turn house SELECTION TRAILERS month. C~ • 'H!!!L Sll8Bil137 on '"P Murphysboro location. ~3~~s with i -~~~ 4~;1'!o RENT NOW FOR BEST $100-$180per month wail Ia wall carpet. central o•r. SUBLEASE FOR SUMMER · 2 COUNTRY DUPLEX, ONE SELECTION CHUCK RENTALS garage polto 1 '' baths. ab­ ~C:~e~=~.~~78~tment. bedroom, sliding glass doors. I. 2. ond 3 bdrrn mobile homes 549-3374 512'18al37 solutely no pets. lease ,;tarts lor summer & fall. All aircon-11 , ______,.,. June; st. C•ll: N4-4145 ~=~ ~.!~r~~~ =.~ iUtdwater. 54&-3973. B51!15Bb138 dttioned. 3 great locations. s_..,._,rn­ AVAILABLE NOW, 12x60, two ern Pork. Malibu VIllage. East bedroom. Fully insulated. central SUBLEASE FORSlJM~;ER. Nice. MobUeHomes College Street. Range $90-$260 dean 3 bedroom huuse, 'umished. per month. Phone now. ::~:-:~~,.~~~~~tilt~: fully _carpeted. AC. S2'5 mor.th, 246i clays or evenings. 52038c140 negotiable. 453-3828or43;.4424. Woodruff Services HY.JBb137 1 and 2 bedroom trallen 549 7653. 549-6987 TWO BEDROOM. FIREPLACE. large living room. carp~ted. 1 and 2 b9droom apt. from SlGO to $115 a month, 3 BEDROOM HOUSE · SUmmer Open Sat breakfast bar Located near Mall. close to compu!> ~~::n. &~:J~.'~f~~~~~ plus utilities. In various $165.00. 54&-3973. B5194Bc137 starting Fall. locations. 529-1436 Rooms Call between 4-Sp. m. Ll'XURY 3 BEDROOM furnished from 9am-3pm. house, 2 baths, central air. wall to ~t~l~~~~~~J!Y t!!~ PRIVATI ROOMS 529- I 082 549-f-880 duplex, furnished and air­ ::~~~~!f::~o c;.:~rt.;f.!D:~~ ! conditioned. also includes water, if" Apartments for Students Jun~ 1st 2 mileo ·~est ol Car­ ~~le~~:~.l:~~ trash and maintenance. Very Yo.. hove o Private Roam and CARTERVlLLE EFFICIENCY clean, 3 miles ~!tit on New 13. No bondale Ramada Inn on Old Route 3 key~. use kitchen taeti,toes etc. APARTMENTS. furnished. 13 West, call6114-4HS. B5112BblS3 f~!-ti!!~i~~:~i~~-. J:Jf~~ pets. 549-6612 or 549-:W:Sos&Bc 50C utilities ~L"lmediate oc- Villa~e · East College St Range 1 wtlh others in Aporr,.,.,,,, Uld­ REALLY !liCE 3 bedroom fur­ 0 ities inckided. Very near co..-...,._.:: ~ncy. ds, R~ Jis:tJ'6 DESOTO, 10x50 mcobile homt- 1 nished hou~e. 1,_., baths, central r'~~i~~·sr:~~. ~';: very compelilive available now 6987. B4211Bcl39C ~~~~~~er. coupl~~bc~~ FALl.. CLOSE TO Campus. 1-4 ~~0w~ll toJ~ca~, ~~~:: &June l. bedroom furnished, 12 month absolut~y no pel':. lease starts CARBONDALE. 14rl5. 2 bedroom, Call 4$7-7352-549-7039 leas~. no pets, 549·4808 (4pm· .1uoe 1st, cali684-414S. Blill:'.Bb153 8:30pm). Bli155Billl9 :!'ilab~A~is~~ra=~~on, 84254Bcl41 Murdale Mo~iie Homes CABLE TV ALL l'tilit1es pa1d. BEAUTIFUL, SPACIOUS TWO ma1d service. ff,5.65 per week. I BEDROOM APT. · Sublease for bedroom house for summer. Two 2 bdrms. southwest residential. summ~r. optian fall-spring. Clean, SINGLES. AVAILABLE NOW. 2 miles to campus on city stree">. 1 King's Inn Ms bedroom Lewis Park. S90 a u •.:-ntb nounces the above positions 6535 after 6:30pm. 5082Cllll ~~w.a~t-No ch~;~ Resumes 1 fnr the 1980-81 school year. All ~rrn~·U~Yi;~···=e~ ln~~ "' EXPERIENCED COCKTAIL Cards SUI2Dei37 interested persons shou:.-i con· DEPRESSIG~ -MARRIAGES- Stationery YOUTH and Family- tact Genny Behner or ;ohn ~~~e~r~W·o~~~~~:'fi;;:. Apply 10 perso11 between 3 a. RPM. Spiral Bindi,gs Cobabitational Problems- :,~~AlJo::~~~ Ziles. 1981 Co-Editors. obou: Oasis Disco, Ramada Inn, Car· Wl'dding /nvitatoons Coun~eling-Center for Human AC. g~unditum. 10 blocks from these edilorshops at 453-5167 bondale. B5114C137 ~~·'lpment-No c~~~ ~f:zlisS95 summer. $120 ~~k~~~ or stop by the OBelisk II office. RESEARCH ASSISTANT FOR Barracks 084t- for information. FaD Semester. Graduate student 606 S. Illinois - Carbondale SltJC RESEARCHER WISHES •o MATURE FEMALE FOR room in Salaries will range from $300 with strong health bacaground and 457·7732 nice, cl1'811 3 bedroom boose. AC, knowledge and experience with ~;"C:X{:~~i~ii':l ~=~ bl!.:kya;d. 54~. ~18Bel38 to $700 per yeo• depending on computers for statistical analysis; interested. caD Professor Gaston ellperience cr.d nature of job. wiU assist in Program Evaluation between 9 and 4 at SJIHj64()_ 8506SJ1SO FE!Ioi-•.L.E ROOMMATE WANTED Coli for interviews beginning effort. Contact Marc Cohen, for IA:wr' Park a§!rtment for Student Wellness ~e Center March 28. 1980. by April 25. 536-7702. 5140Cl37 :.~~p~,1~~:B~~~~on- Mo-.i"8'~1tor. Qual­ ~~5Bel40 DAY a. NIGHT waitrmses a. night ifications: Jr . 311 and Jrnl. 391 R0uitlMATE WANTED · very or 362. Past management and.' ~!~~~~de~!at Aff~.Yta~~ag~rs~r7 nice. modern bouse. Washer- or yearbook Descrip­ Chestnut, MurphystM'O. BS170C139 t~!:f~y~~.ErJ~~~~~ec1l':t~ obili~. Selectric II, neat, accurate, ~~·:.c~~~er. Fall~:r39 tion: Coordinate and supervise reasonable rates. 549-21174. LOST efforts of all copy editors and 429".El42 FEMALE R30MMATE staff writers. NEEDED, summer only. Lewll REWARD - $200. For information Park, 4 bedroom. ~month. Call F-tureEcfltor. Jrnl. 391 457·7275. Sl98Be140 NEED ABORTION and, or Jrnl. Post e>~· ~di~~~ ~~:nr:m~ 362. GN41-te Aulsteott heettl•-r•l•t... INFORMATION? NEED ONE RESPONSIBLE I perience and ability. Write all background •ummer and ""Fall. To help you through th1s ex· ~'f'~e:'i~~~= wiD s~32~ef~ female for faD a& two for sum· magazine style feature stories. Wdl O'ls•st 1n workshops count.eling perience wo~ give you com-. mer. Fabulous two bedroom and moret•ols dev-el~t. A'~u•r•t REWARD' for returt1 of black Lab apartm~t 3 bloclls from campus. Supervisor of feature writing goad tommuni(OttoftS 'lk•'k and .ntet-.,.t plete co.. nseling of c:ny mix, 4 months old, white chest, OWn rtJillll. own lease f:.reptace, s;off. '""'"·core duration before ond otter oak flool"'. $130.00 fc.,. fall, each. Sports aM Entertainment 7~~tci ~ii:.· J~a~s.r::rlr7L~~c~ ~'i wJ.tec and tra;!! E~ ~]:i:!; Health Activation Program j'' •ll>o procedure. 3518. Sl73Gl36 1 1 Editor. Jrnl. 311 and 312. In­ Student Wellness Resource Center I CALL US terest in Sports. Past e>~perien· BIG REWARD!! GOLD Watch. Apply by Apr. ?.8. to Janice Kul ' .. ..._we C.W." Walttoam brand. family heirloom ce and cbility. -Cover sports 4-~3311 Call Collect 31~"1-tHS events. concerts. plays, etc. ~';:;esnenW~7~nt~Jnda~~:O. Ly~! VERY NICE 2 bedroom. nea' · OrToiiF,.. formation-Return abi'Jiutely campus. air. unfurnished, Supervisor of Sports and Enter­ PRE-VETERINARY STIJDENT, ....327 ..... coofidential. C611 Melissa 457·7538. ~nU. summer. no ~a~J.t i=.tinment writers. SUMMER. part·time, afternoons 5201G140 •-ture Photo Editor. C&P 327 Jlhooe for an appointment, Smeael Animal Hospital, 457-4133. PHONE·ALARM·-l'iEED a wake CARBONDALE. BEAl~2 407 and· or 408. Ability with B5146Cl38 up service~ CaD 529-2169. 4264E142 FREEBIES bedroom. unfurnished. no pets or ma::tazone style. Portfolio. ...-aterbeds. SZ'75.00, no lease. 457· PART TIME HANDYMAN for TYPING. EXPERIENCED IN 5438 or 457·5943. Woodriver Drive Lorg.1 format Photography. student rentals 20-30 hours per ALL krmats. The omce, 609 W. B4346Bfl47C Suilot,Je equipment. ·Studio woric week. Must have: pickup truck. Main, :149-3512. 4265E142 ADORABLE SETTER MIX an~ photojournalism. Maintain 8 puppies. Look like 8lack Ldbs. 'ITUDENT RENTAL · 3 bedroom ~~:b~~~e ~:c~:~ru~~1n t:r~~: Free to good home. 911$-4793 af~t>r s. 0 8 ieotur£- photo staff. meal and furnace wurk and some 5012Ni36 ~c~~ s~~~er ~~i~1rr. ~o ~: Sports aM Enterto!:!!'ctent A-1 TV RENTAL Riddle Ren '..!! !~. 549-7-1005oaoBfl C Photo EcUtor ~~~~;:.~~~~ig:girs~: 51 4334. Bi\1S7C139 Color $25 monthly C&P 322. Interest in Spar­ Block'& White$15 monthly CAMBRIA. DUPLEX. 2 bedrooms, Portfolio. Suitable equipment. available now. $165 per montL 98!>- ~- tb~b~ll NE~fR~ENct~ Ru; WE BUY 1Vs Worlclng -Obtain photo press passes. pi urn bing. electric a I, or not working 457-7009 ~:~.::s~~l, ask&i~tit':fc Maintain darkroom and Sports i:efrigeration. and light carpentry prefmed Apply in person. Car· SUMMER ONLY. 1 bedroom and Entertai,.._-.t Staff. bondale Mobile Homes,__Hillhway TYPING - Term Pa~. Tbeses. Aut. Photo Editor. C&P 322. 51 Nortb. D:~l63C153C Di&sert.ations. Resumes. :rr~::Ihlo~!~P~ts ~~~ Portfolio. Suitable Equipment. Excellent Jocatioo. Rent 1165 iG Guaranteed no errors. Automated Group or Studio e>~perience. · POSITIONS AvAILABLE AT eludes electricity. CaD ~~nl8 Covone's. Apply after 4:00, 312 Organize grcx.p piCture program South Illinois. B5193C1311 ~~~~~~:.e~if~~~: creatively and mointaon photo ~pickup a. deliverJ. =E~ TENNIS INSTRUCTOP.S WAN· Mobile Home Lots chemical or.upply and photo staff. TED: Excellent high payinl Ron Stein Senior anti Or.. nlzoti­ EXPERT CONVENTIONAL Summer jot>r. m Mon· Fri 9-1 Sot. Week, because vou're 1 in gtvJng aceDent patient can:. . ' S49-27M #l . Al r,'~-o~ ~5~~~ lots. r~~L~~C Positions avat!able in most areas of_ nursing. ExceDent salary and Motorcycle Teme? NEED INSlTRANCE? I want to ~;f~ngbe:~itfo~~~iJ~~ then its help you with all your insurance Insurance Time! needs. Call Terry Gold, ~=- ~~~";~tgmen~ont~f.t: E1~~s~~g~~ call 146 Hosp1tal. 211 S. 3rd Street, Bellev1De. Illinois 62221. 1:14405C146 Terry Gold at EXPERIENCED TYPIST FOf. H.J. ~., Insurance 1ny fast, accurate typi~. Self· FULL TIME REGISTERED 635 E. Walnut 457-..... medic.) technician for a modern =r&w~~-pta s~~RS: ~..... ,"_··· !JECOME A BARTENDER. j .•.. . • H~~::Faf'fnd ~:u~b~~ ~d;o1: • Salary commensura!e with ex· ~rofessional Racq\•e' stt•nging ~c!7~':i!f~'n~~hrs::ic~r:! ~~~t~~e. Afif~:~len~ ~ne~~sb t:MJilable. Tennis. rocquetboll ett:. . 05 ~~n SchOOl of Ba~~~'l; All strings from professional ~~:r9oo~'i~~a~=~ through nylon. Custc.mizing Street, Du Quoin. Illinois 62832. NEED A PAPER Tvped? IBM Monograms. Discount racquets Pb!llle: 618-542·21-16, Ext. 326. ~:. S:,~~curate. Time for 84S33Cl46C t!.=gle also avoilable. Coli the ---- 4198E139 Strl Connection ,..._2,.. a new set of wheels? WA~TED I The D.E. SALVAGE Classifieds Wrecked or Disabled Cars I Trucks may have Batteries • Rocliotors Engines • Transmissions •Best Prices Nowe just what ------KARSTEN AUTO you're ~~· rt~::r:~!~:Hl~s,~:~ RECYCLING CORP. rut a temporary call·tn basis, 2l Hours customized to your N. N- Era Rood Carbondale looking for. schedule, 3> T:&-salary. For in- 457-0421 457-6319 ~, !ormation. call 2171~44c

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